Ezra Levant interviews Billboard Chris, a controversial activist who claims transgender ideology is a harmful cultural force. Chris, whose "No one’s born in the wrong body" message has spread globally—even influencing U.S. Senator Shane Jett and Oklahoma’s governor to push bans on child gender transitions—argues that WPATH leaks (by Mia Hughes) prove puberty blockers aren’t reversible. He ties transgenderism to mental health issues like sexual abuse or autism, not innate identity, and criticizes institutions adopting policies under perceived "LGBTQ" pressure, including sports associations. His Australian lawsuit against the government for misgendering Teddy Cook (March 31–April 4, 2025) and Elon Musk’s support highlight a clash over free speech and gender debates, framing transgender rights as a denial of biological reality rather than progress. [Automatically generated summary]
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Tonight, the number one fighter against transgender insanity spends the whole show with us.
I'm talking about Billboard Chris.
It's December 26th, and this is the Ezra Levant Show.
Shame on you, you censorious f**k.
Charged Conversations00:02:40
Transgenderism seemed to come out of nowhere.
I mean, there was some Hollywood movies like Mrs. Doubtfire or other shows where it was a curiosity.
It was a fringe pursuit.
I mean, Dustin Hoffman was in a show called Tootsie.
And then suddenly, immediately, it was extremely real.
And not just real, but if you dared to question it, let alone to mock it, you were canceled more harshly than anything else.
I remember there was a time on social media, on Twitter in particular, if you were to misgender someone or dead name them, and these were invented concepts.
Misgendering is if you actually describe someone by their biological sex, that's called misgendering them.
And if you dead name them, that is call them by the name their mama gave them when they were born, that would be caused to be suspended from social media.
It's done against the law, but it was enforced with a legal zeal I've never seen before.
And suddenly transgenderism was everywhere, everywhere in the popular culture, in Hollywood and movies and TV shows.
But then more virulently than anywhere else, it was in the schools.
And why is that?
They have storybook hour, transgender drag queen storybook hour, but not for, let's say, seniors in a senior's home who might like the company to be read to, but always focusing on children, not just teenage children, but children even of tender years.
Things that short decades ago, you would have been arrested for doing as something lascivious or obscene, but now you would be arrested for trying to stop it.
You might recall a few months ago in Calgary when a Christian pastor interrupted a drag queen story hour for children at a library.
Was he who was arrested, not the transgender advocates who beat him up.
Here's a click of that.
Pastor Reimer, by the way, Rebel News and the Democracy Fund crowdfunded his legal offense.
Take a look.
Okay, we don't have to care about that.
We have the police coming, so it is your choice to leave or deal with the police.
They were not charged for roughing him up.
He was charged.
Well, where did this all come from?
And how did it take schools by storm and women's sports by storm?
Why Conversations Are Mute Points00:15:47
And how could people stand by?
How could women, moms, and dads, abide men competing against their girls on any team, let alone teams of physical contact like rugby on swimming when these biological males would actually change in the same change room as the girls?
How could people have permitted it?
Where was that mama bear instinct?
Suddenly it has taken over.
But it took a while, but the reaction, the response, the rebuttal to that finally got its shoes laced up.
And one of the people who I think is responsible for normalizing critiques of transgenderism, for patiently explaining it, sometimes to his own peril, well, he's our friend Billboard Chris, otherwise known as Chris Elston, who has been leading a campaign, not just on the streets, but also in very high offices, meeting with the most influential and powerful people in politics and other community leadership.
Chris joins us now via Skype.
Great to see you again and congratulations on your successes.
Thank you so much, Ezra.
I was just looking through the year, reviewing everything that happened.
And it's pretty phenomenal when you look at it.
It's phenomenal when you look at the past four years, but this was a really good year.
We're making a lot of progress really all across the globe in terms of creating awareness.
But we're finally getting some of these legal, political, and policy measures implemented.
And the lawsuits have also started to fly.
So that's encouraging.
Well, it's so interesting because I would say you started your project of simply standing on the street.
You got your nickname Billboard Chris because you wear a sandwich board with a very simple message, nothing complicated, no jargon.
Phrases like, no one's born in the wrong body.
A conversation starter, and you would stand literally in the street and talk to anyone at a great length.
Let me just show a little bit of a montage of you on the street talking to people and frankly, occasionally being assaulted for engaging in conversation.
Here, take a look.
Trans kids matter!
I started when I was 12 and I've been on I was on testosterone from 14 to 17 and I got top surgery at 17 Totally messed my life up.
So I just want to say you're doing a good thing.
I can't believe people disagree with you on this.
As a former like child transitioner, I'm just like appalled that people have anything to question you about.
So I suppose that.
I'm glad you are through it now.
Thank you so much for speaking up.
That's extremely valuable because a lot of people are afraid to.
Piddyous, piddyous things that the bodies go through.
Excuse me, are you a doctor?
I'm a doctor.
There we go.
I'm a doctor.
What kind of doctor are you?
I'm a doctor of social policy.
Of social policy.
Yes, which includes health policy.
Do you know what that is?
You go tell me.
Okay, my wife is trans.
You are not a doctor, and you have no right to have an opinion about this.
Oh, okay.
You already have an opinion.
What in the boycott of world is that?
No opinion.
Daniels.
What?
How about that?
No opinion.
So, fake doctor says I'm not allowed to have an opinion about children losing their body parts.
What do you think of that?
No opinion.
Oh, my God.
Unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
What about being able to agree to disagree?
Yeah.
Not everyone is going to have the same opinion.
I mean, you know, obviously, you'd hope people would have some rationale.
But you see, she wouldn't even say the ta.
You, mind your own business and let people live their lives.
Good.
I just want to say hi because I'm a big fan.
Let's hear your opinion.
You.
F you.
How dare you, Bill?
I've never validate this bull.
It's nonsense.
What?
Validate what?
I don't appreciate your mission, and I hope that you start to think differently in the future.
Hello, how are you?
She doesn't like me because she has purple hair?
Do you think now is the time?
Yeah.
Why?
When we're having a rally about my violence, why would it be the time to be transferred with her?
So it's always a good time to have conversations.
I didn't even know this rally was going on.
I just came here.
Okay, sure.
Yeah, I'm from Canada.
I've been here for one or two days.
It's about women today?
And women's violence?
Yeah, well, women are being affected by this whole trans cult the most, so I think it's a great time to talk about it.
Yeah, we actually would feel a lot smaller.
Well, you're free to carry on then, aren't you?
So are you, man?
Yay!
I'm staying right here.
You want to have a conversation?
Where?
No, I'd rather not.
Every time you turn that camera, you're making an example of nothing.
These women came in for a reason.
Literally.
And you see what you do?
You do something completely stupid, and you've got this wenker standing next to you.
I'm sitting here having conversations.
What's the problem?
You're not having conversations.
Well, you don't think I'm allowed to have conversations here?
Why not?
You can do whatever you want, but you know that conversation is a mute point.
What's this got to do with that?
What's this got to do with that?
No, no, no, no.
All I'm telling you is you're looking for problems.
That's why you're here.
I'm here to have conversations.
I came here from Canada just to talk to you.
You're not allowed to talk to me.
Just to talk to you.
Go back to Canada.
I'm not going anywhere.
Well, first of all, I would imagine that having thousands and thousands of conversations, you get pretty good at answering sort of the ten most frequent questions or challenges.
You must be sort of a professional debater on this stuff by now.
I bet there's nothing you haven't heard.
Yes, and in truth, there's not really much need for debate on this issue because there really aren't any valid objections.
People sometimes ask me, what's the most intelligent argument you've ever heard in favor of trying to change the sex of children?
And of course, there aren't any.
But the two main objections you always hear are that children are going to commit suicide if we don't transition them.
This is a vile, manipulative tactic used to coerce parents to go along with this.
And interestingly enough, in the Supreme Court, earlier this month, the ACLU's attorney, Chase Strangio, who is herself a woman identifying as a man, she admitted to a judge on the Supreme Court that, in fact, it's all been a lie this entire time, that completed suicides were her exact words.
Completed suicides are very rare, and that really it's suicidality that they're talking about.
Well, hold on a minute.
For years, all we've heard every single time this conversation comes up is that kids will die if we don't transition them.
And that's the only way they've been able to justify what I call child abuse.
I don't know what other word you can use for this, but that's the number one argument.
It's totally false.
We have other data that supports the falsity of that.
And the second argument they use is that puberty blockers are reversible.
Yet, behind the scenes, in the WPATH files, which were leaked earlier this year, written by fabulous Canadian Mia Hughes, these doctors themselves admit that, of course, puberty blockers aren't reversible.
So, those are really the only two arguments that they have.
And it's all finally coming to a crashing halt.
This is being stopped all over the world now in various jurisdictions.
We're making progress even in Canada.
And I'm confident that within a few years' time, this will be something for the history books.
Now, you're correct when you say those are the top two arguments, or at least I take you that you would know because you've had so many of these conversations.
But I would respond by saying much of the conversation about transgenderism does not involve arguments, doesn't involve an attempt to persuade through reason.
The suicide argument, while you point out it's false, it's designed to basically say, Well, look, you have a narrow set of choices.
Let your kid go trans or have them be dead.
They're attempting to reframe things as two terrible choices, which is the less evil.
And the other one about the reversibleness.
I mean, again, an argument saying, Well, you think it's bad and it might be, but you can come back from it.
So, it's an attempt to, both of these are an attempt to apply logic.
But I put it to you, Chris, that I have, at least in my own journeys, never encountered arguments.
I've only encountered emotions.
Why are you a bigot?
Why are you intolerant?
Who are you to tell these kids what they feel or don't feel?
You're a transphobe.
You're old-fashioned.
Oh, you just don't get it.
You know, all lives matter.
So, you don't even get into the quasi-scientific arguments you described.
It's just a wall of emotion.
This is the new thing.
Like Black Lives Matter, like gay rights once was.
Now, transgenderism is your key to polite society.
And if you don't have the keys to it, if you are a bigot, well, then you're just a bad person.
What about that, the raw emotional argument?
Yes, that's all the left has for various arguments, to be honest.
But you're absolutely right.
This became the latest thing that was to be pushed by people who consider themselves to be progressive.
Yet I'd argue there's nothing progressive about telling children who defy stereotypes that they were born in the wrong body and that they need to change their body to match the stereotypes associated with the opposite sex.
The actual progressive statement is the one that I keep forwarding all the time, which is that our children are beautiful just as they are.
There's no right or wrong way to be a girl or a boy.
And people on the left, they'll agree with that statement.
So it's a very effective tactic to say things they agree with.
And it's a very effective tactic to ask them questions.
Because to be honest, they've never put any thought into this.
So as soon as you ask them what it means for a girl to be a boy or to define what a gender identity is, this entire ideology comes crashing down.
Because in truth, there's no such thing as a transgender child.
These are just girls and boys.
And these kids who show up at the gender clinic invariably have other mental health issues going on.
Sexual abuse is extremely common.
Many of these kids are on the autism spectrum.
Abuse, bad family life.
There's a variety of things going on with these kids, but gender has been used as the catch-all to describe what's going on when, in fact, it's got nothing to do with this.
We need to help these children with their other things, and then the problems with their so-called gender go away.
Isn't that interesting?
You know, there was this famous film by Matt Walsh about a year or so ago called What is a Woman?
And that's become sort of a standard gotcha question.
It shouldn't, it should be the simplest question that a child can answer, but many progressive politicians suddenly panic when they're asked what is a woman because they know the answer.
We know they know, they know we know they know, but they realize that for them to give the obvious answer would be to fall out of this club of cool kids.
Um, that somehow they're being transphobic by saying a woman is you know an adult female human, and that's down to the cellular level, the you know, the genetic level.
But what you do, but still, what is a woman?
I mean, it's it feels like a college debate move.
Like you're basically your dukes are up, and you're what is a woman?
You can't even say.
Whereas the way you phrase it, no one is born in the wrong body.
It's so, you know, it's so welcoming and friendly, and it feels like something a caring leftist would say because it is a caring thing to say.
Suddenly, you've outflanked the other side in terms of who cares more, and there's no right way or wrong way to be a girl or a boy.
You've out, you have immediately gone the entire distance and you've granted your moral approval to kids being kids the way they are.
That there's something really brilliant about that tactic because look at that.
Neither of those are actually an suicide point or the reversible point.
They're sort of you were outbidding the other side in terms of morality and humanity.
That's what's so brilliant about it from my point of view.
I don't know if you engineered those lines or if it's just the result of thousands of conversations.
Well, I mean, this is pretty obvious, I'd say, to any parent out there, especially we know our girls are girls and our boys are boys, and tomboys are not actual boys.
And I give public talks all the time, and I'll frequently ask the ladies in the audience for a show of hands who was a tomboy growing up, and it's usually more than half of the crowd.
But today, according to gender identity ideology, your gender identity is based on things like your job, your hobbies, your likes and dislikes, your roles in society, and expectations that are upon you.
This is according to the most used resource in the world called the gender-bed person.
Well, what do your roles and your jobs and your hobbies have to do with your gender?
We got away from these stereotypes, but this entire ideology hinges on this one thing only, which is what are really regressive and sexist stereotypes.
So, yes, give the positive message to your children that they don't need to change themselves to be happy.
Gender ideology teaches they were born wrong and they need to cut off body parts, sterilize themselves, never be able to have kids, have to go on and become a lifelong pharmaceutical patient in order to find true happiness.
This, for me, is one of the craziest, if not the craziest thing that's ever been done in the history of medicine.
And we have a long history of wild things going on, like lobotomies, for example.
You know, those are such great points, and it reframes who the villain is here.
Even if Big Pharma isn't actively doing this for the crass commercial reasons, to go down the road of transgenderism requires enormous, continuous, profitable big pharma intervention.
And when you remind people of that, you sort of again realign who the bad guy is here.
And that's a very interesting point I think we forget.
What do you think of this new style?
And I've even seen it in the courts.
And even in Ontario, lawyers are, I don't know if they're being compelled, but they're being asked by the law society to put their pronouns in their signature on their email.
What do you make of that move to having everyone declare their pronouns?
That's somewhat related to transgenderism.
Do you have an opinion on that?
I haven't heard you talk about that.
I do have an opinion on this, of course.
So pronouns are kind of like the gateway drug to this.
As soon as you acknowledge that you should be declaring your pronouns or asking other people's pronouns, and the British Columbia Law Society, for example, now requires that every court case that all participants in the court hearing declare their pronouns.
Successful Revolution in Melbourne00:05:57
We should never do it, challenge them on this.
But this is lending credence to this regressive ideology teaching that our children are born wrong.
So we shouldn't play along with any of it.
I refuse to play along with any of it.
And in fact, earlier this year, I misgendered one of the Australian top authorities working for their LGBTQ organizations, a woman named Teddy Cook, who was appointed to the World Health Organization to draft healthcare policy for trans-identified kids and adults.
I, quote-unquote, misgendered her.
I called her a female because she is.
And they ordered my post taken down by X.
So I filed an appeal and I'm now suing the Australian government.
I've got five days of court from March 31st to April 4th next year.
Elon Musk also filed an appeal for my post.
So this is a big freedom of speech case going on in Australia.
And so, yes, to answer your question, I do think the pronouns are a big deal and we should never play along with any of it.
Will you be going to Australia in person or will the trial be by Zoom?
I will be there in person and I'll be spending time with Rebel News' own Avi Yemen.
I was just going to ask earlier this year.
It sounds like you knew more about what we're doing than I do.
I was going to check because is it in Melbourne or Sydney where this hearing was?
It's in Melbourne.
Melbourne.
Well, that's Avi's hometown.
Well, I hope he rolls out the red carpet for you and covers that case very closely.
We like to cover court cases about freedom in North America and the UK.
So I'm delighted we're doing that in Australia.
That's great.
I wonder how it moves so quickly through certain institutions.
Like so many institutions, big institutions, are full-on part of the transgender project.
Obviously, are full-on for pronouns and whatnot.
Not just banks and universities, but even sports associations.
How did that happen?
Like, how did they—obviously, someone decided that would be a focus.
Were they particularly vulnerable or susceptible?
Was there a strategic reason they would go after, for example, girls' sports?
I suppose banks get behind any fashionable cause.
But why did they go for sports?
Well, they're going for everything.
And I'd say this is just the general state of leftism.
They don't want a revolution.
They want us to be in a perpetual state of revolution.
And so for them, they've fashioned, and they've really taken what is a mental illness and turned it into a civil rights movement.
And this has been going on all the way since the Sexual Revolution back in the 60s.
And as soon as gay rights were won, pretty much all around the West, 2010, 2015, gay rights were won.
The new objective for all of these different nonprofit organizations with hundreds of millions of dollars became trans rights.
And they were very successful in conflating these two things as being the same.
Gay rights is not trans rights.
They almost have nothing to do with each other, except historically, most of the kids struggling with gender dysphoria grew up to be gay.
Now we're telling these same kids that, oh, no, you were born wrong and you need to change your body.
So this is, in fact, the most homophobic movement in history as well.
But they were able to, through propaganda, turn this into a new civil rights movement, and no one wanted to say anything.
Because if you said a thing, then you were anti-LGBTQ, which of course is nonsense.
We need to separate the LGB from the TQ.
Transgenderism is about a denial of reality.
And the Q is for queer theory, which is a political movement being pushed by the radical left.
And everyone's been afraid to speak up.
And I think it's not so much even that they were afraid, but they didn't know how to speak up.
So my main objective this whole time has been educating people and giving them the tools and the words in order to speak up about this with truth and with compassion so that they don't feel like they're going to get, they're going to lose their job when they speak up about this.
So I think it's been very successful.
We now have hundreds of thousands of people all around the world speaking up about this.
Politicians are always a lagging indicator.
They're never a lead.
And they're going to come along as we change the culture.
And we're being very successful in doing so.
Yeah.
Just very quickly before we move on from that difference between LGB and the T and the Q, you're exactly right.
And I think there's ideological reasons, the constant perpetual revolution that you allude to, but also money reasons.
I mean, if you, I mean, so many places in the Western world, if you were only interested in the L and the G and the B, you would declare victory.
I mean, there is no high office.
There's no, I mean, the president of Apple Computers, CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, is gay, and so do nobody cares.
It's one of the biggest, most successful companies in the world.
High political office, I mean, the outgoing prime minister of Ireland was gay.
Again, nobody, and that's a very historically Catholic country.
I just don't think there's a lot of fight left in that fight.
And so if you're in the perpetual revolution business or in the fundraising business, you need to add the T and the Q to the L and the G and the B.
And I think I told you before, I met a fella in London with something called the Gay Men's Network.
I think his name is Kavanaugh going from memory, who said that he's a gay man.
And had he been young today, they would have said, no, you're not gay.
You're a woman trapped in a man's body.
We got to chop you up.
He says that the T in the LGBT is the most anti-gay thing he's ever encountered.
It's literally a war, would have been a war against him.
So that's an astonishing thing.
I'm just catching up to some of the points you're making.
Chris, I want to ask you, though, in keeping with the theme of a year-end review, this stuff came on hard and fast, and it really made a strong beachhead before people started to push back.
And I think you were a key part of it.
Important Voices in the Political Sphere00:08:53
But as you've traveled, you haven't just traveled to the public squares of the world.
You've traveled to the parliaments and the conventions and the conferences and you've met many political leaders.
Tell me about some of the, obviously some of them are confidential, but the ones that you're able to talk about, tell me some of the meetings you've had where you have been able to get the ear of an actual policymaker, an actual legislator, maybe even a governor or more higher than that.
And what are you hearing from them?
Are they open to your message?
You're moving from grassroots advocacy to elite advocacy now.
Sure.
So I've met a lot of great individuals involved in the political sphere, particularly in the United States, but other countries as well.
Oddly enough, in my home country of Canada, all the politicians basically want to ignore me.
But that's okay.
They can ignore me all they want, but they can't ignore the message.
So, for example, I went to Oklahoma just at the invite of someone, a woman there asked me to come and try to help raise awareness.
And I was moved by her email.
So I just decided, sure, let's go to Oklahoma.
I ended up speaking at a meeting there that was put together.
And a senator named Shane Jett, instantly after my talk, it was about 45 minutes, very similar to the talk I gave at Rebel News Conference last year.
He decided to work with me.
And so I worked with the Heritage Foundation.
I got eight different pieces of model legislation put together, which were combined into an omnibus bill.
I met with the governor at the governor's mansion.
And a few months later, they passed a bill stopping child transition in the state.
So that was a good win.
But really, what I do is more about creating awareness, not so much working explicitly on the policy side.
I was the first person ever on Vivek Ramaswamy's podcast talking about this issue.
Now he's, of course, a very loud and effective voice.
Have you had any, let me ask you this.
I probably wouldn't know it if you had been.
Once you get on some of these big podcasts, other podcast producers sort of notice you.
You know, I don't think you've been on Joe Rogan's show yet.
That would just be huge.
And I think he would ask you a lot of technical questions.
I think he's a really good listener.
I think that's his greatest strength.
He's a good active listener question asker.
Are there any other places where you had a big audience and a fair hearing?
Yeah, I was on Megan Kelly's show earlier this year.
She's great.
Yeah, for almost an hour, and she has one of the biggest podcasts in the world.
So I'm really thankful for these opportunities.
I get all sorts of messages from people even a year later because they're still watching this podcast on our YouTube channel.
I spoke at the UN before the Human Rights Council a few months ago in Geneva.
And what's really interesting about that is it's the same anywhere in the world.
It's a small minority pushing this agenda, even through the UN.
Conservatives, we tend to look at the UN and say that's one big evil organization.
And by and large, I'd say, yes, they're doing a great amount of harm, for example, through pushing what they call CSE, comprehensive sex education, into all the schools.
But again, it's a minority people in the UN pushing it.
I gave this talk there.
I only had 90 seconds, but immediately someone from one of the prominent member states came and spoke to me out in the common area.
They didn't even know this was going on.
And they're supportive of what I'm doing.
I had a lot of support down in the UN cafeteria.
I met with representatives of various member states, including the representative for the Vatican.
He's, of course, supportive of what I'm doing.
So we just need to keep getting the message out there.
And we need to give the people the words of how to speak about this where they're not afraid of being called some bigot.
We need to breathe courage into them.
And we do that through education.
So I'm just going to keep going.
And I know we're having tremendous success.
I can see my fingerprints kind of all over the internet these days with the way people talk about this issue.
So I know when I'm old, I'm going to have a lot of fun stories to tell, but I'm proud of what's been done.
But the battle has really only just begun because we still have to stop this policy-wise all across the West.
You know, you're talking about some of the changes made in some of the states you're in.
I know the Alberta government has brought in a policy basically banning transgenderism from women's sports.
And I think that's so important because I've been watching in Ontario as ordinary women and moms of girls have tried to fight back against transgenderism and they get smashed.
Anyone who dares stand up to it, they get singled out, demonized, and canceled.
And it's brutal.
So good luck for that.
I mean, you're built for fighting, Chris, and I suppose I am too.
But normal people are just normal people.
They just want to go play girls' rugby or something or girls' volleyball.
So you can't expect an ordinary person who is risk-averse and maybe not skilled in conflict to stand up and fight.
But when someone like the Premier of Alberta says, I'm going to make the decision on behalf of everyone, no genetic men playing in girls' sports or in girls' bathrooms.
I'm just taking the heat.
So no moms have to.
So no girls have to.
And the relief and the liberation of hundreds or thousands of women and girls, because I know, for example, in the case in Ontario, there's a 50-something-year-old man, male-to-female transgender, who swims against girls, like actually teenage girls and changes in the change room with them.
Most of the moms are terrified to speak out.
So they're not happy about this.
They don't accept this.
They're terrified and they don't dare speak out.
Whereas if you had the premier speaking out for them, they wouldn't have to fight.
I think that's such an important thing.
Yeah, that's right.
So this has been one of my messages the whole time.
This is a winning political issue.
But I find with Canadian politicians in particular, they're very afraid of what the leftist media is going to say.
We need to stop worrying about them.
Look at the United States.
Of course, the protesters there are extremely loud too.
But the number one issue affecting swing voters that caused them to vote Republican was the transgender issue.
You know, that's right.
Kamala Harris stopped talking about it.
I remember she complained in particular that the Republicans spent over $100 million on a trans ad.
Here, let me just remind people, it was a very effective ad.
And you can see that it's one of the things, judging by the context of this ad, it feels like they were targeting in part black and Latino voters who did move over to Republicans.
Here, take a look.
Kamala supports taxpayer-funded sex cages for prisoners.
Surgery.
For prisoners.
For prisoners.
Every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access.
It's hard to believe, but it's true.
Even the liberal media was shocked.
Kamala supports taxpayer-funded sex changes for prisoners and illegal aliens.
Every transgender inmate would have access.
Kamala is for they, them.
President Trump is for you.
I'm not always any Trump, and I approve this message.
Well, Chris, I'm excited about 2025.
You have truly argued every argument from every angle, and you've even suffered physical attacks for it.
I think you have such credibility on this issue.
You've suffered for it, and you have so much wise advice.
I'm really glad to see, whenever I see you popping up in a different city, I know that you're there on this good mission.
I wish you good luck in 2025.
What's the best way for people to follow you?
Is there a website or an organization, or even if it's just your Twitter account, how can people stay in touch with what you're doing?
Yeah, follow me on X, Instagram, YouTube, now, pretty much all of the social medians at Billboard Chris.
I have a website, billboardchris.com.
People can support me.
And coming up in the new year, I'm also launching a nonprofit.
Now, this nonprofit will be based in the States, but I've gotten an excellent board that I've assembled, and we're going to be able to do a lot of big things.
So I'm very excited.
Well, I'm delighted to hear that.
And America is such an important battleground.
And as America goes, so much of the world goes too, especially if Canadian politicians are a little bit timid.
Maybe they need to see courage in the form of an example south of the border.
I'm delighted to hear it.
Chris, great to see you again.
Thanks for spending so much time with us.
All the best in 2025.
And please keep in touch.
We'd love to hear how you're doing.
Thank you so much, Eza.
And thank you to all the viewers of Rebel News.
You are honestly some of the most important people in this country when it comes to raising awareness about this.