REBEL ROUNDUP dissects Charlie Kirk’s assassination, JD Vance’s shift in his segment, and left-wing reactions—including Antifa’s violent tactics at Toronto rallies and a British musician duo celebrating the murder. The host argues for banning Antifa as a terrorist group, citing Soros funding and threats to juries, while criticizing Canada’s Liberal leadership for silence on Kirk’s legacy. A recent video of Antifa assaulting a far-right figure underscores their claim that leftist violence is normalized, contrasting with right-wing backlash. Ultimately, the episode frames political violence as a systemic leftist issue, demanding accountability from both sides while pushing for stricter freedom-of-association rules to curb extremism in professional roles. [Automatically generated summary]
That's why I was introducing myself, to let you know I was here, to let our viewers know I'm here.
I just got back.
I just got in like an hour and a half ago from London, England, where I was for Tommy Robinson's huge rally.
And what was so interesting is in London, you would think, well, that's a million miles away from the United States.
It's a totally different political system, different political culture.
But incredibly, Charlie Kirk was quite well known there.
I mean, there was a vigil forum a few nights ago, Friday night, that had about a thousand people, a thousand people in London for Charlie Kirk.
And at the rally, Tommy Robinson had a huge rally on Saturday.
I've seen estimates anywhere from 300,000 to more than a million people there.
And there were a significant number of Charlie Kirk pictures and signs.
I just didn't know.
I didn't know he had that global impact.
And in fact, if you look at it, there were world leaders, even our own prime minister, Mark Carney, who never had any contact with Charlie Kirk and would probably hit Charlie Kirk with a hate crime prosecution, felt in some way compelled to tip his hat to his memory.
And I'm not quite sure why that is, but he did.
So I wanted to join you to give you an update from what I've seen.
But of course, we have other issues we want to talk about as well.
I have not been watching the JD Vance live stream.
Like I said, I just literally got into the studio a few minutes ago.
Do you know what, did you watch any of it or do you know what's been going on?
Sure.
Yeah, I watched a bit of it.
I'll tell everybody a little bit about what we're doing here and why we're a little bit later start to the live stream than we normally are.
This is the Rebel Roundup.
It's our daily live news and opinion show.
It normally starts at 1 Eastern 11 Mountain, but we bumped the show because JD Vance, America's vice president, was hosting the show formerly hosted by assassinated civil rights leader Charlie Kirk, who was JD Vance's very good friend.
So we thought, because I think the world is watching, we moved our show out of respect, but also so that we can break down a little bit about what we saw.
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So we actually have a clip here of JD Vance on the Charlie Kirk show just, you know, maybe an hour ago.
And he says there needs to be a national conversation about the rise of left-wing extremism in America.
So let's watch that.
Of course, we have to make sure that the killer is brought to justice.
And importantly, we have to talk about this incredibly destructive movement of left-wing extremism that has grown up over the last few years.
And I believe is part of the reason why Charlie was killed by an assassin's bullet.
To talk about how to dismantle that and how to bring real unity.
Real unity that can only come when we tell the truth and everybody knows that they can speak their mind about the issues of the day without being cut down by a murderer's gun.
Bob Villain's Grudging Non-Apology00:15:24
We're going to talk about all of those things with friends of Charlie, with people in the administration, with people that he knew.
I don't know if i'm necessarily ready for unity yet I see a lot of people online who are calling for unity um, but those aren't the people who end up on a killer's hit list.
You know, i've seen Matt Walsh say, we're not ready to talk about unity.
My name's on a list and uh, they.
You know it was within hours of Charlie Kirk's death that the left-wing lunatics um, even here in Alberta they were saying, well, Daniel Smith should be next.
The drag queen that subjected a United Conservative Party candidate to a struggle, section session, Carla Marks.
Um, that was the drag queen's name.
The MLA was named Jennifer Johnson.
That drag queen had said, okay great, now Daniel Smith next.
So that's uh yeah, it's horrendous.
You know I, freedom of speech is a is easy in easy cases.
It gets tough in tough cases and you have to sometimes think, well, what is the pith and substance of it is?
Is a death threat really about political expression, or is it something different?
Is it violence?
If you just muse about it and say oh, I wish he were dead, that that's not a death threat, but it is so, so gross.
Um, I don't think someone should be prosecuted uh, under under criminal law for saying I wish someone were dead, or even I wish someone were killed.
That's odious, that's gross.
But I, I just think that we have to tolerate it as free speech, but we don't have to tolerate it in other ways.
We can marginalize these people.
If someone were to say that and that person would have the power of life and death in other circumstances, for example, if someone were a nurse or someone were a doctor, and they would, and they were to say that they were for the death or harm of another individual for political reasons, could a patient ever trust that doctor or nurse?
I, I think that there's a real question about it.
So should a doctor or nurse who says I want to have an assassination of a conservative leader, should that doctor or nurse be put in a position where they have that power over someone who may be a conservative?
Um, that's a real question.
I, I mean we, we hate when people are deplatformed just for free speech.
I think of our friend Amy Ham in British Columbia, who was sacked by the College OF Nurses.
They they said she's no longer allowed to be a nurse because she had some opinions about transgender people.
She's never had a complaint about her before.
That's obviously political censorship, but what about if someone outright calls for murder?
But here's something that the United States seems to be doing and, after thinking about it through a free speech lens, I totally agree.
Here's what I mean, Sheila um, in fact Olivia, can you find um that uh British singer who created a chant, death, death to the IDF.
And he just came out with a new chant about Charlie Kirk.
Have you seen that?
Yeah.
I forget his name.
I forget his name, and I don't want to know his name well enough to remember it.
He should be forgotten in the sands of time.
But he makes, and again, vulgarity, I like to swear every now and then.
And I don't think there's anything particularly wrong with a rock concert having a bunch of swearing.
And I don't even think there's anything wrong with rock concert having a bunch of politics.
But the absolute gross revelry over the murder.
Yeah, here it is.
Bob Villain is the name.
Obviously, that's not the real name.
It's a duo.
It's a knockoff of Bob Dylan, of course.
So he calls him, this band calls itself Bob Villain.
Watch this video.
And then, Olivia, I'm going to call on you for his bullshit non-apology.
Here, let's take a look.
I want to dedicate this next one to an absolute pronouns was, what?
Bye-bye.
Where's the pinkstale in church a piece of shit?
Oh, shit.
Yeah, so.
Palestinian flag in the background.
Of course.
I mean, so that guy, and I just swore a moment ago, so I can't knock a guy for saying the word shit.
So he is reveling.
He is jubilant.
He is whipping up a crowd.
He's normalizing political violence.
But here's the most important part of this.
Sheila, he's a foreigner.
He's not an American.
But if you can believe it, he tours outside of the UK.
And so apparently, and this is if I understand things correctly, and correct me if I'm wrong.
So I think if I understand things correctly, he was going to have a tour in the United States.
And his permission to enter the country has been revoked, if I'm understanding the news correctly, and someone jump in if I'm not.
So he made this grudging non-apology.
Take a look at it.
We'll play it just for a second, Olivia.
I think I saw you had it.
Take a look.
Yo, real quick.
At no point during yesterday's show was Charlie Kirk's death celebrated.
What?
At no point whatsoever did we celebrate Charlie Kirk's death.
I did call him a piece of shit.
That much is true.
But at no point was his death celebrated.
If it was, go find me a quote.
Go find me something that proves that we were celebrating his death.
You're not going to find it because it didn't happen.
What did happen is one reporter bought their ticket online.
You know what?
We don't need to get more from the liar.
We literally just saw it from the was, were to the get banged to the rest.
You know, I'm not going to.
I don't need him to send me a legally authenticated memo that says, I hereby declare that I am celebrating Charlie's death.
There are lots of different ways that you can do that.
And he obviously did.
I know you want to add something to that, but I just want to show you what normal people did in Edmonton.
So we've seen the worst of the worst of the musicians.
But in Edmonton on Saturday night, it would have been Morgan Wallen, country star, honestly, and not known to keep his opinions to himself when it comes to his conservatism.
He's run afoul of the council culture mob himself.
And then he went on to, I think he won a Grammy or a CMA right after.
So it didn't actually work.
Commonwealth Stadium is where the Elks now they're called.
That's the biggest one in England.
It's the big girl.
It's huge.
This is what they did for this is what Morgan Wallen did.
And this is what Edmonton, Edmontonians did.
And I should note, Morgan Wallen is, you know, of the younger genre of country music.
So this isn't your old fogies like me.
This is young people's country music.
And this is what happened at Commonwealth Stadium.
It's been hitting me harder in the last couple of days.
And I just wanted to let Erica Kirk know to be a mother member.
I miss the introduction.
It was a little fuzzy for me to hear.
What did he say?
You know, he said it's hit him harder the last couple of days, and he was sending out his prayers to Erica Kirk.
Oh, and his family.
See, that's a normal human response.
I mean, it's okay to shut up about it.
You know, it is there's a reason our parents use the phrase: if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all.
You don't have to have a false testimony of your love for a foreign activist in another country.
You're not compelled to have an opinion on it.
And if you have a harsh opinion, you have the right to keep it to yourself.
So it's not like people are going around and pressing people to say something.
So imagine how gross you are.
And Bob Villain, what a loser.
In the UK, I mentioned a moment ago that a thousand people showed up at the vigil for Charlie Kirk.
But I still maintain that Charlie Kirk is not a household name in the UK.
They do have Turning Point UK.
They do.
But it is not a dominant force like it is in America.
So Bob Villain probably didn't have an opinion about Charlie Kirk until 10 minutes ago.
There was no compelling reason for him to weigh in.
He's just a disgusting human being.
In fact, can you grab me another Bob Villan clip, Olivia?
He was saying something about, oh, you want your country back, you're not going to have it, or your country is crap.
There was something just so shockingly anti-British.
Just so I mean, he's a nihilist.
But here's my point.
And I'm finally closing it.
So he's a Brit.
And by the way, if you were to say such a thing about another, about, let's say, Islam in the UK, you'd get arrested for a non-crime hate incident.
But he's a Brit.
And America has an absolute right to keep out anyone they want for any reason or no reason.
That's just one of the things about countries.
And so every person who does what Bob Villain, I should use his real name, I forget it.
It's so stupid saying Bob Villain, but he's a stupid guy.
Everyone loves to go to America.
You know who loves to go to America the most?
People who hate America.
Because they don't actually hate America.
They just hate the fact that America is strong and proud and free, but they love going there for its wealth, for its energy, for its cities, for its everything.
Who in the world?
I mean, Cubans, Soviets, Muslim leaders around the world who rule dictatorships.
Everyone loves going to America.
So Bob Villain, and I feel the urge.
I just came back from the UK, Sheila, so I got all these swears in my head because they love to paper things with swears over there.
And I'm not going to say the most devastating swear, which comes up a lot over there.
Let Bob Villen stay out of the United States forever.
Because why should the United States bring into its bosom someone who indirectly seems to support political violence, either past or future?
And the reason that that is not super obvious, and it feels even like a revelation for me to say it, is because we have indeed tolerated violence from so many groups in perpetuity.
Antifa.
Black Lives Matter.
We just, even these Hamas protesters in our streets last two years, we have tolerated a violence and a threat of violence that we would not from the Cosa Nostra, from the Mafia, from the Hell's Angels, from biker gangs.
If you were to say things like Bob Villan, if you were to say, oh, that cop got shot, haha, well, the next one, you better watch.
Like if you were to glorify violence and just take the politics out of it, people would be grossed out.
But we have normalized the left overwhelmingly, pumping out threats of violence.
And why shouldn't the United States make a massive list of every loser around the world who's jumping on the bandwagon?
And it's not because the president was friends with Charlie Kirk or the president is respecting his widow.
It's because why on earth would you let into your country people who are celebrating a horrific hate crime, a murder, an assassination, a terrorist act?
Maybe you have to put up with that from your own citizens because your First Amendment gives them wide latitude.
You're allowed to be outrageous and super gross and impolite as an American.
But Bob Villen is not an American.
He should not be allowed into America to give moral support to murderers.
And I wouldn't say that about an American citizen, but a foreigner, go to hell.
Keep talking to your bands in the UK.
Keep doing it there.
They seem to abide it there.
But yeah, don't go to me.
I absolutely support tens of thousands, including, can you grab this, Olivia?
Wob Canoe's cabinet minister, a senior minister in the Manitoba government, wrote the most disgusting statement.
And unlike Bob Villen, it wasn't just something she threw up in a concert.
She put it to paper, and it was a carefully written release.
Yeah, I think that's it.
Pump it up there.
And if that's the original, I'll read it.
No, Fontaine.
Thank you.
So she's a cabinet minister.
Yeah, perfect.
Let me read this.
This is so gross.
Charlie Kirk was a racist, xenophobic, transphobic, Islamophobic, sexist, white nationalist, mouthpiece, who made millions of dollars inciting hatred in this country.
There's about five lies in there, by the way, but I'll keep going.
Whether it was his genocide denial, stop lying, his transphobic tirades, stop lying, his pushing for mass deportations, okay, that's true, or his normalizing Trumpism for years.
Well, it is normal, sister.
The man stood for nothing but hate.
That's a lie.
I extend absolutely no empathy for people like that.
Now, by the way, she's allowed to have every one of these thoughts in her head.
But what kind of a grotesque woman when the body is not yet in the ground, when the widow is still in a state of shock, feels compelled to publish this?
I'll keep reading.
In this situation, my empathy is reserved for his children.
Oh, fuck you.
You know what I mean?
Maybe they grow up to live in a country that is the total opposite of everything their father envisioned.
Could you imagine invoking a father who was just murdered, invoking that father against his own children?
What a sicko.
What a sicko, sicko, sicko.
May all of our children grow up to live in a country that values their lives enough to take gun violence seriously and reject any person who would try to justify senseless gun-related deaths, especially the deaths of children.
She just justified it.
She just justified it.
She's victim blaming.
And you know what?
She is allowed to have all of these opinions.
She Is Allowed To Have Opinions00:04:43
Yeah.
But what kind of a grotesque monster publishes that?
Put her face and name up, Olivia, so I can repeat it again.
imagine cabinet minister who criticized yeah so yeah let's wait it gets better There's Nahani Fontaine acting like an idiot, like a ghoul, is not news.
I think it was last month, she criticized a sign language interpreter while she was making an announcement for people with disabilities.
She made fun of the sign language interpreter.
She said she told one of her staff that she was thrown off by a sign language interpreter's presence and that the woman at an announcement for people with disabilities should not be on the stage.
Why is she still in cabinet?
Put the picture.
Yeah, Manitoba minister who criticized sign language interpreter.
Could you imagine doing that?
At a disabilities announcement.
You know, she's sort of pretty.
I wonder if she's having an affair with Wab Canu.
I can think of no other reason that he wouldn't fire her.
Yeah.
I'm sorry to say it.
I can think of no other reason that such a disgusting, disgraceful woman would not be fired for the interpreter thing, let alone for the monstrous comments she has just made about Charlie.
And you know, is that a personal slur I'm saying?
Yeah, it is.
Because apparently that's how it goes in Manitoba now.
Here's the, yeah, you know what?
I just, I say, let everyone who is jubilant about this murder, let them be barred from America.
And you know what?
A cabinet minister from Winnipeg, you know what?
You know when they go to America?
I forget what.
Yeah, look at that.
What hold does Nahani Fontaine have on Canoe?
So I guess I'm not the only one who realizes that there's no brains there and there's no heart.
So maybe it's other things.
Yeah, that tweet there, put that up there.
This is from Calvin Klein, who is a journalist.
Premier refuses to do anything.
Wab Canu told reporters he would not remove a Nahani Fontaine from Cabinet of her disgusting social media post following the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
That's not leadership.
That's fear.
But of what?
Well, of a woman scorned.
Well, it leads me to believe that I think the media party in and around Winnipeg know exactly what's going on here and they're just not able to say it or they're not going to say it.
I think that's exactly right.
You know, I know a little bit about Winnipeg.
I don't get there often enough.
I like to get there at least once a year.
That's where my mom was born.
And I love that city.
It's a comfortable place.
And you know what else?
If I have to say one thing about Winnipeg, if I had to sum it up in one word, I would say it's cold in the winter.
And so when you live in Winnipeg, you look forward to a winter vacation somewhere warm.
We know, for example, their former Premier Brian Pallister had a house in the Costa Rican jungle.
And he loved it so much he would go there and sort of lie about it.
He would hide that he was away.
He would say, oh, no, no, I was just unavailable.
There's something about Winnipegers getting some sun because it is so cold there.
God bless them.
They're hardy Canadians.
You got to love them.
I say all this, Sheila, because if you are a rich cabinet minister, where are you going for your vacation?
Not Vegas.
Well, not now, you're not.
And Winnipeg, the closest big city to Winnipeg, I'd have to check on the map.
I'm going to guess it's Minneapolis.
You tell me if I'm wrong on that.
Forgive me.
You know what?
Olivia, can you throw a map on the screen?
And you cross the border, maybe for shopping, you cross the border for maybe a road trip.
You go down to Florida.
Maybe you go down to Phoenix, whatever.
Don't let her do that.
Let her be a bigot in her own home.
Let her and Wab have a winter vacation somewhere, some chalet in, yeah, and scroll out.
I want to see if that's Winnipeg.
Yeah, so what's the nearest big city?
I can't quite see that.
Let's look.
Anyhow, it's not important.
I'm just saying, you see where Winnipeg is.
If you're going somewhere, you're going south.
Yeah.
You're going to Chicago.
You're going to Minneapolis.
You're going to Vegas.
You're going to Miami.
You're going on a cruise.
Don't let them do it.
Yeah.
I believe she has the absolute legal right to say every word there.
Right.
I don't believe in cancel culture.
Nahani Fontaine won't be fired over Charlie Kirk comments.
This isn't cancel culture.
Immediate Reaction Matters00:13:12
It's she has expressed a point of view, reveling in violence, showing tremendous cruelty towards the children.
It would be too easy to show her the door, Manitoba Premier said.
Really?
It's so easy.
Speaking to reporters, you know what?
All right, let's start a pool.
I say that Wab Canoe and Nahani Fontaine have a story yet untold.
Let me leave it there.
She, by the way, little miss, I don't believe in cancel culture.
She's one of the biggest advocates for criminalizing so-called residential school denialism.
But I think the most vulgar part of her statement was that she was doing this self-congratulatory moral preening thing where, can't you see I still have compassion for the child victims of not the murderer, but of this bigot dad?
Yeah.
She made herself the good person and all of it.
You know, let me say one more thing about what's going on here.
The murder of Irina Zarutska.
Yep.
That's that beautiful Ukrainian girl, young woman, who was murdered so brutally in a train in Charlotte, North Carolina, by a serial criminal whose own mother said he ought to have been locked up.
And Irina Zarutska and then Charlie Kirk back to back.
The murder of Irina Zarutska was not political, although I should take that back because the murderer can be heard saying, I got the white girl, which implies that there was some racial animus there.
The left has absorbed violence into their bloodstream.
In the case of, and I've just momentarily forgotten the name of the alleged murderer.
I'm not even going to call him alleged murderer.
We all saw the video.
He murdered the girl.
Right.
Olivia, if you could put the name on the screen, I'd be grateful.
I would say that was an act of ultra-violence first and politics and racialism second.
But there was a racial element to it.
And the immediate refrain from the left is don't be so harsh on the mentally ill.
Don't lock them up.
Don't, you know, the immediate reaction was to side with the murderer.
And even if the language didn't say so, the actions do.
And you've seen for the past month Donald Trump try to stop this by sending in the National Guard to buttress police force.
Yeah, De Carlos, what was the name there?
De Carlos Brown Jr., 34 years old, murdered 23-year-old Irina Zarutska.
So you have seen mayors like the mayor of LA, communist woman, the mayor of Chicago, communist man, and other mayors and other leftist governors like Pritzker in Illinois say they are positively against, oh my God, yeah, I don't want to see that anymore.
You know what?
I was listening to Sam Hyde this morning and he said, no, you've got to see it.
You've got to watch it.
You've got to have it burned into your mind.
You've got to remember it.
Don't just have it be a rumor.
You've got to see it and know it.
There's something to that.
I don't know.
I don't have the same tolerance for, I don't have the same tolerance.
I don't want to see it.
It's just like I know I should look at the October 7th brutality.
I just can't see it anymore.
I can't.
It immediately puts me in an intemperate mood for an hour.
Let me get back to my point.
The left has embraced and enveloped and absorbed and is regurgitating violence.
It is a species of violence-ism.
It is, as the murderer said, I got a white girl.
Right.
And everybody else did nothing.
Like they started.
They got off at their stops.
Yeah.
Well, she died alone.
Oh, my God.
So it wasn't.
I will make allowance for the fact that the murderer may have been so psychotic that what he did cannot be fit into political lines.
I will make allowance that that is a possibility.
But what I cannot excuse is the reaction by sober-minded, mentally healthy liberals and Democrats who have either flushed this story down the memory hole because they don't want to talk about it or defended his bail and being out on the street or have or have rebuked Donald Trump for wanting to do something about it.
Yep.
And if and the assassination of Charlie Kirk is not a one-off.
How many times is Rand Paul being attacked?
How many times do we see the Hamas in Canada?
Go ahead.
Steve Scalise.
We're just pretending like Steve Scalise wasn't damn near assassinated in 2017.
And everybody said we need to talk about left-wing violence, even though the guy was a burning bro, and then they just shuffled it under mental illness and we weren't supposed to talk about it again.
And Steve, by the grace of God, survived.
And now we have Charlie Kirk dead.
Well, and Donald Trump himself, the survivor of several assassination attempts, one of which missed killing him by an inch.
And the language of violence, you know, there's a, and I'm swearing a lot.
You know, I swear on TV maybe once a year.
I've sworn twice on this show, and I can't blame it on being in the UK for a few weeks because actually the people I were with were quite polite.
Violence is a part of the left.
Yep.
There is a man in Canada named Charlie Angus, who's a hardcore left-wing New Democrat.
And he has teamed up with a pro-violence U.S. website called Made is Touch, M-E-I-D-A-S-Touch.
And could you go to Charlie Angus' Twitter page, please, Olivia?
And it's a hardcore left-wing site, and I don't know what it's trying to do.
Is it trying to be a commentary site?
It's basically Charlie Angus talking about starting this site again and again and again.
I'm not sure if he still is an MP.
I don't remember.
No, he's retired.
Yeah, okay.
He should change his bio.
He frequently posts on the radicalized site of Blue Sky.
We should be treating it like WeChat.
Right.
Maybe even worse.
Right.
Can you find maybe it's not on his own account, but I saw Charlie Angus was circulating an image of Antifa.
And here's my point, Sheila, with baseball bats on it.
Antifa does not play sports.
Right.
The baseball bats that Charlie Angus was circulating and promoting was for violence.
It was promoting a violent response to on a Saturday.
I was in the UK at the big rally that Tommy Robinson had there.
I actually spoke.
But here in Canada, in Toronto, there was an echo rally and some Canada firsters.
And I don't know who was there, and I can't, I just don't know.
But Charlie Angus was promoting a violent response that included Charlie Angus showing the images of baseball bats.
I think you got it there.
Yeah, I think that's it, Olivia.
Imagine that.
Yeah, there it is.
Thanks for finding it.
Good stuff.
The racist hate mobs are coming to Christy Pitts on Saturday, September 13th.
Oh, so people who say cannabis are racist hate mobs.
The choice is provocative.
Oh, okay.
So going to a park is a provocation.
This is where people fought the Nazis in Toronto in 1933.
There will be a huge rally in the park this Saturday at noon to show the haters they aren't welcome.
And Christy Pitts, Hardball League with baseball bats.
Can you click on the link there?
I'm just, if that's a clickable link.
If not, don't worry about it.
It's not that important.
In a normal country, CSIS would be at his door.
Yeah.
Well, if he was on the other side, I mean, I keep hearing, don't worry about it.
I keep hearing about how all these right-wing extremist groups and militias in Canada.
I haven't seen them be so brazen as to say, bring your baseball bat.
We're going to show the other side what's up.
I haven't seen them at all.
As in the supply does not meet the demand or the stories of demand.
I don't know if we want to.
The left, I mean, the Antifa is the street gangs.
Yeah.
The street gangs.
The foot soldiers.
The foot soldiers of the NDP, of the liberals.
And it has been normalized and internalized in the left.
And I think there's a crisis on now.
When you realize what that turns into, like, we haven't got to the bottom of who the assassin was.
I'm following Andy No, spelled NGO, who is deep into what he calls Trantifa, which is the violent weaponization of transgender extremism.
So trans people who are basically becoming pro-trans terrorists, it looks like that's who the assassin is.
And Andy No is plumbing around whether this was a lone wolf or part of a larger movement.
Yeah, here's Andy No.
Unmasking Luna, how I found the evidence confirming that the Charlie Kirk assassin suspect's alleged lover is trans, anti-Christian, and on hormones.
Suspect Tyler Robinson allegedly killed Charlie while he was answering a question about trans shooters.
We all saw it.
So all the time in Canada, we see, who's that trans extremist who you bumped into in the street one day?
Faye Johnstone.
Faye.
Federally funded Faye Johnstone.
And Faye Johnstone is one of the Transifa types who uses violent imagery.
Am I right?
Completely.
You know, they say it'll be a t-shirt with protect trans kids.
We've seen this all the time.
And then it's like a gun or a batch or what, or a knife more frequently.
That's close to violence against people who just simply disagree with you.
Protect trans kids from what?
Their parents?
You know, I haven't read this section of the criminal code in a while called criminal organization.
Olivia, I hate to do it to you, but can you try and find the criminal code section called criminal organization?
That's the Canadian version of what our American friends called the RICO Act.
The racketeer influence corrupt organizations, if I'm going from memory.
It's a law that was brought in to break the back of the mafioso, mafiosi.
There you are.
There you are.
That was great.
Here, let me read it to you from the criminal code.
Thank you.
Criminal organization means a group.
Now, Sheila, you tell me if this meets the test of some of the things we've just been talking about.
So this is the Canadian version of a RICO law.
Criminal organization means a group, however organized, that A, is composed of three or more persons in or outside of Canada, and B has as one of its main purposes or main activities the facilitation or commission of one or more serious offenses that, if committed, would likely result in the direct or indirect receipt of a material benefit, including a financial benefit by the group or by any of the persons who constitute the group.
It does not include a group of persons that forms randomly for the immediate commission of a single offense.
Okay, so you know what?
You have to have that financial aspect to it.
So I do not believe this would necessarily fit with Trantifa because I don't think they're about making money like the Hells Angels might or like the mafia might.
They are obviously more akin to a regular terrorist group.
In fact, I don't know the right word to it, so I won't impose on you, Olivia, to find some of the things you're not allowed to do to a terrorist group.
Prediction Of Antifa Listing00:06:38
But I think Antifa, I'm going to say it.
In fact, hey, I'm going to make a prediction.
Are you ready?
Prediction popped in my head.
Sheila, mark this.
I predict that within 30 days, the president of the United States will issue an executive order declaring Antifa to be a terrorist organization and so listed under the official roster of terrorist organizations by the public, by the Homeland Security Agency.
And that Donald Trump, who is sick and tired of crime, will dispatch tremendous federal resources, the FBI, probably the first, to break the back of Antifa in the United States, not only on the streets, but by going deeper.
Who's funding them?
And I think we know where that leads, including to George Soros.
I predict, what's the date?
It is Monday, the 15th of September.
Sheila.
Hey, I'm writing it down.
I think Donald Trump should and will, in fact, I bet he's already ahead of me.
Bring in an executive order.
And what would you do if you're a Democrat on the other side?
See, that's, you know, in chess, they call that a fork.
I'm not swearing again.
A fork is when you move a piece and the other side is going to have to choose which one they lose.
Because you moved the horsey, I think that's what they call it in chess, and the horsey can take out a bishop or a rook.
What are you going to do?
It's a tough pickle.
Here's the fork that Donald Trump is going to do.
Either the Democrats bite their tongue, say nothing, and have their street teams arrested, actual violent people, not the meandering sorts that were arrested on January 6th.
So are the people who arrested hundreds for the great meandering of the January 6th walkthrough of the Capitol, are they actually going to defend Antifa and Trantifa, especially in the wake of an assassination?
That's the fork, Sheila.
Either they go silent and lose their street teams, or they say, don't.
Donald Trump, don't go after the violent ones.
Donald Trump don't go after Antifa.
Well, that's a win either way for Donald Trump.
Yep.
And it's a win for the American people.
I mean, root them out.
I've been to Portland.
I went to Portland.
Andy Noah actually sued some of these Antifa who tried to kill him.
I went, I sat there in the courtroom, Sheila, and Antifa were threatening the jury.
I saw it with my eyes.
They were threatening the jury.
It was just like the mafia.
All right, you know what?
I'm going to start poking around, and I'm also going to tweet my encouragement to the president.
And here's the thing about the United States of America: what they do, sometimes other countries follow.
And in fact, I would say, if Mark Carney meant a word he said about Charlie Kirk, then he should ban Antifa.
You know, Justin Trudeau banned the Proud Boys for no reason at all.
Right.
Other than a PR moment.
Will Mark Carney agree or oppose Donald Trump's decision to criminalize Antifa if he does so?
I think there's a lot there.
And Sheila, I'm going to try and do something.
I'd like you to try and do it too.
Going forward, if some leftist loser just naturally, because it's second nature to them, has a violent subtext to anything they do, let's call them out.
Because really what they're, either they really mean it and are murderers or potential murderers themselves, or they're cowards in their own right, but trying to whip up others to do it.
Right.
Like Charlie Angus.
Charlie Angus isn't going to take a bat to anybody.
That old codger won't, but he'd be happy to see somebody else do it and to inspire them to do it.
Yeah.
All right.
Olivia, should we hit an ad break?
Okay, let's hit an ad break and we'll come back to the Canadian vigils.
I feel like Ezra might need a little pick-me-up.
All right.
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Sheila, you know where I was?
What?
I was in London for possibly the largest rally ever in the UK.
And if not, then certainly the largest rally since the first Gulf War, when 750,000 people reportedly marched in London against that war.
I was yesterday in, I was just wondering who that lady was holding her microphone.
Largest Rally Since Gulf War00:03:08
Sometimes people grab them from us.
Happen to be last year.
I have new teammates in the UK.
So that red and white flag is the cross of St. George.
That's the flag for England.
The flag that we typically call the Union Jack or Union flag has several flags combined.
The blue and white one is the Saltire, if I'm saying it right, from Scotland.
And then there's the English, the Scottish, the Welsh, and then, of course, Northern Ireland.
Each of those are called countries in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
So that's what the different flags are.
I don't recognize all of them.
I saw one Israeli flag and I saw some Charlie Kirk flags.
Oh, look at there.
Those are some New Zealanders.
170 people from New Zealand flew in for Tommy's rally.
Brian Temeke, pastor in those churches, I visited him down there.
And look at that.
That's what's called the Haka.
You probably have seen it before rugby games.
I was standing on the stage at the back, and holy smokes, when you got 100 big guys jumping on the stage, I was 10% worried it was going to collapse, but thank God it didn't.
So there were hundreds of thousands of people, and it was watched a gazillion times.
I mean, last I checked, it's got to be over a billion on Twitter alone.
And speaking of Twitter, Elon Musk was the surprise guest, and he had an 18-minute chit-chat with Tommy.
Oh, there's me, 18-minute chit-chat with Tommy live via satellite link or whatever.
Elon Musk was not there in person, but they had a kibbutz little chit-chat for 18 minutes.
And boy, was that well received by the crowd.
And if I were the establishment in the UK, I would be somewhat worried because Tommy on his own, with grassroots power alone, got hundreds of thousands of people out.
And now add to that the stubborn, principled conviction and a few resources of the world's most important innovator, Elon Musk.
And that's a combination for something.
I don't know exactly what will come from it, but it was quite exciting to see.
The event started.
The march started, I think, at 1 p.m.
We got to the stage at 2 p.m.
And by 3 p.m., sorry, by 5 p.m., it was still going three hours later.
They still had a dozen speakers to go.
So I'm sort of glad my speech was early.
Sheila, could I play my speech?
It wasn't the best speech I've ever given because I sort of made a dumb decision.
I was so, I actually was nervous for the first time in like 30 years.
Yeah, that's not like you.
About doing a speech.
Normally, I just, I love it.
I just give it.
But I just thought, like, one thing Tommy said is you've got to keep it under five minutes.
So I thought, oh, gosh.
So either I'm going to be way too short or too long.
And I thought there could be up to a million people.
Well, there were millions watching.
And I thought, I'm going to screw this up if I don't write it down.
So I wrote my speech out on my phone, which kills the energy you're reading from your phone.
You look sort of stupid.
But with that apology out of the way, here is my speech, if I may.
Millions Watching Feet00:09:48
Do you have it there?
I think they're digging it up.
We'll get it.
It's on YouTube or Twitter.
Yeah, it's about four and a half.
There it is.
Got it.
Yeah.
Okay, here it is.
Hello.
Hello, and welcome to the hundreds of thousands of you stretching for miles in this great city.
And hello to the millions more watching online around the world.
That's part of the story, isn't it?
The establishment media, the regime media, the legacy media, the government media.
They haven't mentioned this rally.
They want to pretend it doesn't even exist.
Well, it exists.
You exist, even if the media party pretends you don't.
And if the only source of news we had was the regime media, that would be a problem.
But across the United Kingdom and in my country of Canada and around the world, a new generation of citizen journalists is arising to tell the other side of the story.
Whether it's the Canadian truckers or the Dutch farmers or now the mothers and grandmothers protesting outside Britain's dangerous migrant hotels.
Just as establishment politicians have failed to loyally serve the people, establishment journalists have failed to honestly tell us about our world.
But here's the good news.
Each of you can be a journalist.
If you have a cell phone with a video camera, you can be a journalist.
If you have an X account, you can be a journalist.
To fill in the blanks left by the media party, our host today, Tommy Robinson, is in fact Britain's leading journalist.
And the response from the regime to simply call everyone a racist, it just doesn't seem to work anymore, does it?
And more people will watch this rally online than watch all of the official TV news stations and newspapers in the UK combined.
It's not easy being a dissident these days, though.
Police will find a way to arrest you.
Even just for a post on social media, 30 people a day across the UK are arrested for mean tweets.
Some of them, like the mother Lucy Connolly, are sent to prison for their words.
This in the country that gave us the Magna Carta and set the standard for free speech.
That's why there are so many people around the world watching, because we're worried about Great Britain.
We love you.
You're the place that taught us about responsible government and freedom, and you're losing both, and it's painful to watch.
The British people are slow to anger.
They're polite.
They believe in keeping calm and carrying on.
They believe in a stiff upper lip.
As Kipling said in his poem, The Beginnings, hating is not in the blood of the English, but even the English have had enough.
Some people want to ban Tommy Robinson to silence him, to jail him, perhaps even worse.
I don't think he can get a fair trial anymore in the UK courts.
He's become the official scapegoat, the official enemy of the state.
And yet he keeps going, warning his fellow countrymen.
The best time to have heeded Tommy's warnings was 15 years ago.
But the second best time is right now.
And I think that's actually happening.
Mainstream politicians and journalists are now talking about stopping immigration and even mass deportations and re-migration.
Politicians who used to support censorship, like the Online Safety Act, are now talking about freedom.
They now carefully and modestly support the things that they used to condemn when Tommy Robinson said them.
And we noticed that Tommy was just ahead of his time.
That is my hope today, that the ideas that were censored, the debates that were forbidden, the news that was covered up, the marginalization of patriotic citizens, the bizarre preference for foreign people and foreign ideas over national ideas.
My hope is that era finally comes to an end.
And when the British people look back, when you take back your country, you will be able to say, you were there.
You were there at a turning point.
You were there when the people decided in their millions to no longer be afraid to love their country.
Good luck and keep fighting for freedom.
Well, that's what I said.
It's a little bit similar to what I said when I spoke to the Truckers in 2022, that, of course, the problem is political, and of course the problem touches on freedom.
But part of the solution is citizen journalism.
And that maybe sounds like a one-note song, but I really do think it's important.
You know, when I covered Tommy Robinson's rallies, let's say five years ago, there would only be a handful of citizen journalists and Rebel News was the most prominent amongst them.
This time there were dozens of citizen journalists, maybe even 50.
I don't know.
And some of them have grown quite large.
It also helped that Twitter is now very free.
And Elon Musk himself was retweeting that.
So it was very exciting.
And Sheila, another one of the comparisons I'd make with the Truckers is that there was no political party that supported the Truckers.
You remember that Aaron O'Toole was the Conservative Party leader at the time, and he, in fact, instructed his MPs not to visit them.
There was no big business.
There was no media company, other than I'd say Rebel News.
It was organic.
There was no big funding.
They tried to crowdfund it, but that money was seized or frozen.
And so the fact that it was large was even more impressive.
Same thing with this rally.
There was no elected political official there from the United Kingdom.
There were some politicians from foreign countries that I think had, I think some of them had a political office, but none in the UK.
There was no party.
There was no financier.
There was no establishment.
And yet they had hundreds of thousands.
Trevor Phillips wrote or said last night on TV: the prime minister couldn't pull that many people.
The opposition leader couldn't pull that many people.
He wrote an article in the Times of London today that had some rough language for Tommy, but pointed out that these were very normal, regular Brits who were out there.
And if the government doesn't learn to deal with their issues, they will be crushed like a bowl of eggs.
Yep.
I don't know if we want to stay on the UK trip or do we want to move into the sister protest for this, where we were met by the aforementioned terror cells of Antifa on the streets of Toronto.
Our friends David Menzies and Efron were out to cover the Canada First rally, which was in support of Tommy's simultaneous rally.
And Canada First protesters had to face off with Antifa.
Of course, there should have been more police on the streets to deal with this stuff, but there never really is.
Efron, Olivia, I'll let you pick the clip of your choice.
Haven't seen that many Canadian flags in downtown Toronto.
Well, actually, ever.
Right.
There's another clip.
So Antifa shows up.
I think singing the national anthem to them is like speaking Latin to a demon.
It really agitates them.
Efron captured some more chaotic footage.
And this is from this is the crowd, actually.
You can draw a direct line from this to Charlie Angus because this is at Christy Pitts Park.
And you can see and hear the vile rhetoric, according to Afron, screamed by these radicals towards the Canada First protesters.
Watch your feet, Abe.
Anti-Semitic Outburst00:14:45
You know, I'm going to I have become numb to threats of violence from the left because it's just always there.
But the last week, first the murder of Irina Zarutska and then the murder of Charlie Kirk and the resistance of the leftist parties to Trump just doing to deal with non-political crime makes me realize what a problem it is.
Yeah.
And they show up looking to fight too.
Like they show up intentionally to try to get violence out of the right.
In fact, I saw something very similar at the Edmonton Vigil.
Was a lone handmaid's tale LARPer.
She showed up to crash the moment of silence for Charlie Kirk at approximately 8:30 last night.
She wades into the reflecting pool in front of the Alberta legislature where 2,000 people showed up to honor the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk.
She brought her photographer with her.
She got absolutely no response from the crowd for the longest time until she started splashing around and being distracting.
So I think we have a video of what happened.
Anyway, she came looking for a fight and instead she got a deliverance ministry with people looking out of the crowd and started praying over her.
And then she sort of had a meltdown because of it, sat down in the water for like half maybe half an hour, 20 minutes, half an hour.
She just, you can sort of see her behind the cop there.
She sits down in the water and has a tantrum and the Christians are just sort of praying over her.
And then because she was fearful, the sheriffs escorted her away to keep her away from the very, very dangerous Christians who, if things got any more dangerous, they might have had a bake sale.
It was just ridiculous.
But they come looking for drama.
They turn these events into something for themselves and then they don't get it.
And then they have a tantrum.
You know, and I say again, I believe in freedom of speech.
I really do.
Yeah.
Even though I'm grumpy about it sometimes.
But I'm just, but there are other rules of society beyond the criminal law.
Right.
I mentioned not allowing foreigners in.
Let Bob Villen never see New York City again, never go to LA, never go to, when he finally has kids and settles, never let him go to Disneyland, never let him go to Washington, D.C. Let him, never let him come to America.
And I want to show you someone who sort of danced on Charlie Kirk's grave at Texas Tech and said extreme things.
But it wasn't the words.
It was the moment.
It was crashing a vigil.
And again, I don't think she said or did anything criminal.
I really don't.
And I really wouldn't want her to be prosecuted or charged for anything criminal.
But to do what she did here as a college student under the rules, the non-academic rules, there's a lot of non-academic rules to be on campus.
Here, take a look at this young woman, and I'll have a little spoiler alert and tell you that she has been kicked out of university.
Take a look.
Fuck your homie dead.
He got that in the head.
Fuck your homie dead.
My mom is a high child.
Evil is real, people.
And it kind of looks like that.
Evil.
Evil.
Murder is bad.
She is evil.
And I said, why are you being so hateful?
Why are you so hateful?
Yeah.
Can you not lose your camera in my face?
I'm sitting here.
You want the time.
I don't want this.
I said, rest in peace.
Just leave me alone.
Please don't come after me.
I want to be left alone.
I'm not emotional, ma'am.
Don't tell me what I am and what I'm not.
You can get out of my face because I could tell you what you are, but you won't like that.
I asked you 10 minutes ago.
I'm not being aggressive.
My voice is very calm.
You're calling me aggressive because I'm a black woman.
I'm very okay.
I mean, you know, this reminds me of the Westboro Baptist Church.
Those folks who go to funerals and have protests at funerals.
That's exactly what this is, a protest or funeral.
Now, the Westboro Baptist Church, as far as I know, they're not violent.
They're just extremely rude and gross.
Yeah.
And they are called of the right.
But I don't even know if that makes sense.
They're just sort of cultish.
They protest against fallen soldiers.
So they'll go to a military funeral.
Does that make them right-wing or left-wing?
The media calls them right-wing because they have the word church in their name.
But I don't think what they're doing is right-wing.
Certainly not conservative or respectful.
But that's the right.
But they're not violent.
What we've seen is an ocean of Westboro Baptist Church-like behavior.
And we've seen it.
There was some University of Toronto professor who had such a thing recently.
And I think a professor, I mean, I wouldn't want to be in the class of a professor who was absolutely obscene.
To me, what I'm more worried about is if people say they support violence in some way and they are in a position of trust where they have some power of life and death.
Like that would make me then is it cancel culture or is it, whoa, you just said you believe in killing people and you have a syringe and you have you're a surgeon and you have, you know, like I would, I think that may be more than just a speech issue.
And I say again, from an American point of view, just do not let, like, even if there are 10 million people around the world who on social media say something grotesque that morally sympathizes with a terrorist murder, keep them out.
So what?
Maybe it'll shake them out of it.
It'll shock them out of it.
And they'll say, oh, wow.
I mean, listen, if you smoked pot 10 years ago in Canada and got a possession charge and conviction, you have a tough time going to the United States.
Yep.
You just do.
Yep.
And maybe you did that when you were a stupid kid, and maybe it was no big deal.
Maybe everybody was doing it.
You were just taking a little puff.
And you cannot go to the United States of America today.
And we're letting these people who cheer on murders walk across the border like they own the place, like suddenly, oh, all those anti-American things I said, that was just for public consumption.
I actually love going to Times Square.
I love going, you know, to the most American things.
No, no, sister, no brother.
You don't get to go to the United States anymore.
I absolutely support that.
Well, and, you know, I have been giving some thought to this because generally I'm against cancel culture.
However, this, I think it comes down to a freedom of association issue.
For example, I don't want to associate myself with a doctor who would treat me differently because I'm conservative.
I don't want to send my child off to a school and pay damn good money to send her there if she has professors who think of her as subhuman because she's a pro-life Christian girl.
And so I'm not entitled to free association unless I freely know the opinions of those people.
And I think that's why those opinions should, you know, if you make them public, that means they are for public consumption.
And I guess if people consume them and then don't like them, that's up to the person who made the opinion, I guess, at the end of the day.
You know, I'm against violence.
I want to let you know that.
I really don't think I've been involved in violence in my whole life, now that I think about it.
Actually, just to put a pin on that, you spend a lot of money defending us from political violence.
So I think it goes without saying.
Yeah, I mean, I do.
I mean, first of all, we deploy bodyguards quite often for our people.
And if our people are hurt, we try and sue who did the hurting.
And, you know, we would rather fight in the court of law than on the streets.
But I heard of a, and I'm against Vons, and I'm absolutely against Antifa.
But let me just say this, and I know it's 3.15, so maybe we're coming to the end of the show.
I don't know if people remember, but I was in Ireland a couple months ago, and I bumped into an actual Nazi.
And I've never done that before.
I mean, I've traveled in a lot of places, and I've found people who, like I've bumped into a lot of Jew haters who were Hamas.
There's thousands of them in Canada.
But someone who actually looks up to Adolf Hitler, who dresses like Adolf Hitler, who gave his son, when he turned 10, a copy of the book Mein Kampf.
I had never actually in my life bumped into a real Nazi, which is a very happy thing to say because I travel around Canada a lot.
I've been to nine of the ten provinces.
I've been to two of the three territories and I've been to 100 cities in between.
Never seen a Nazi.
Isn't that funny?
And I get around.
But I met a Nazi on the streets of Dublin.
And I almost didn't believe it.
Can I play you a minute of that?
Olivia, play a minute of when I bumped into a Nazis.
What did they call him?
Adolf Littler?
Yeah, Littler Hitler.
Five feet of fury.
I just want to show, it's not that long an interaction.
I was stunned.
I had never heard anyone actually call themselves a Nazi without joking.
Take a look.
Well, most of our viewers are known.
Rewind just five seconds.
You've got to hear the first thing he says.
Action unedited.
Take a look.
What did the cops say?
I don't talk to the Jews.
You don't talk to the Jews?
Well, most of our viewers are non-Jewish.
Well, you are, so I don't talk to Jews.
Okay, well, talk through me to my Christian viewers.
I'm not talking to Jews.
Well, I think that's a very rude thing to say.
I'm not concerned as to whether it's a rude thing to say.
I mean, it's un-Christian, actually.
Oh, that's just absolutely ridiculous that it's un-Christian.
Well, I came to you just to ask you.
You crucified our Lord Jesus Christ.
I wasn't there, brother.
And then you're telling me his blood be upon us and upon our children.
I think you're a discredit to this movement.
I think you're a Jew and I think you should go away.
I think you're a Jew and I think you should go away.
I think you're MI6 sent here to undermine the credibility of this book.
I think you're a Jewish.
You know what?
You're so disreputable that I think that your net effect is to discredit the anti-immigration movement.
I think the reason that you should go away is because you're a Jew.
Like, that's so extreme.
What's your name?
It's not at all extreme.
What's your name?
Justin Barrett.
Well, Justin Barrett, I think you're an embarrassment to Ireland.
No, I don't give a damn what Jews think of me.
You're shaking.
Your face is shaking.
You look very stressed right now.
No, I know, I know.
Well, I don't like being around Jews.
I mean, this is a bad feeling.
Well, you know, I'm very sorry that you're so hateful.
And I'm worried that.
I didn't say I hated you.
I said, I don't like being around you.
Well, that's the same thing.
You know, I'm not going to do that.
Go be Jewish somewhere else.
You know, I'm being a friend of the Irish.
Go and be Jewish.
And you're a black marker.
Jews have never been a friend to anybody except other Jews.
Think you've got some short man issues going on here.
Jews have never been a friend.
Okay.
That's an artist one that you're talking to.
Don't fucking talk to him, dumbie.
In which way?
What offended you?
You're fucking trying to upset him.
The opposite.
The opposite.
I wanted to find out what the cops.
He said a bunch of outrageous things.
You're anti-Semitic out of nowhere.
I just came here to talk to you.
I'm not anti-Semitic.
Oh, my God.
You're 2,000 years.
You're shaking me.
You're shaking.
2,000 years.
All five-foot-nothing of you is shaking like a leaf.
I'm not.
Don't know.
It's so disrespectful.
Come on.
The guy was smearing me in a racist tone.
It's just out of control.
Okay.
I think you guys are little wannabe brown shirts.
No, you have to be able to do that.
You just wanna be brown shirts.
Absolutely not.
Well, you're a disgrace.
There's no problem with national socialism.
Oh, my God.
Socialism knew how to deal with people like you.
You know what?
You've got to be a fed.
You've got to be with the black and town.
You're MI6.
You're an MI6.
Okay, I just wanted you to see that he actually said he was, like he said, the National Socialists knew how to deal with you.
And then I later Googled this guy, Justin Barrett, and he really is a Nazi.
There's just, I mean, he doesn't deny it.
He says it.
And I thought he was, at first, I thought he was like a plant.
I think he actually believes it.
Others around him are obviously feds.
There's no way this organization.
Yeah, go ahead and show that.
That was, yeah, here's his wife, who, by the way, seems quite lovely, other than the fact she's a total Nazi.
Here she is tweeting.
This is for real.
This is real.
Our oldest turned 10 yesterday.
We thought it was about time he got a copy for his very own.
You can see it says Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler.
I'm raising my sons under the principles of national socialism.
I'm proud to do so.
My race heritage, blah, blah, blah.
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So these are real Nazis.
She's a real-life Ava Braun.
Yeah.
I don't know how it happens.
And he's still sort of polite company in parts of Ireland.
He was not welcome at that immigration march.
He sort of hung around it, but he didn't march.
I'd never seen anything like that.
And I've traveled to many places and I've met many people, including many people who don't like me.
I just never seen anyone say, basically, I'm a Nazi.
The Nazis had it right.
And he's done his reading.
Anyway, so he's got this little group called Clan Aron.
That's just what he calls it.
And they dress up sort of like paramilitaries.
And I saw an antifa website in Ireland say that they met up with Littler Hitler and his entourage.
You know, you see all those guys around him who's like, oh, like that was their clever repartee.
Fine, fine specimen of the Irishman there.
And they were all, it was sort of like a boy band.
You know, after an argument, you think of all the things you should have said in the moment.
Oh, I had a lot of those, including they all bought matching sunglasses together.
So maybe they got a discount.
Maybe they're more Jewish than they think.
Anyway, I had a lot of little one-liners that I failed to deploy in the moment.
I was honestly stunned.
You could sort of see it.
I didn't even know what to say.
So, anyways, those guys are real Nazis.
And an Antifa group bumped into them and bumped them hard and posted a video just the other day.
And I say again, I don't think that the five-foot Führer, I don't think a dwarf Hitler there should be physically beat up.
Although that's what he believes in for others.
But you're about to see the only recorded case, or at least that I've ever encountered, of Antifa actually fighting against a real Nazi.
Normally they fight against journalists, liberals, conservatives.
This is what you're about to see is the only recorded case of Antifa actually fighting a Nazi goal.
A fascist.
Go ahead.
Yeah, so that's a video put up by Antifa of them kicking the daylights out of, apparently, that's, and the Guardi, that's the police in Ireland and England are looking into it.
They're both atrocious.
Both sides of that are absolutely atrocious.
And I love Ireland.
It's an extremely beautiful place.
It's a historic place.
There's a lot of wonderful people there, but there is an edge to some of the people there.
This is a country that a generation ago, you know, there was the Republic of Ireland, which is what they call the lower 26 counties, and then the six counties of Northern Ireland.
That's where the IRA was active with what they call the Troubles now.
Now, there has been a peace agreement in place, and thank God for it.
There's still tensions, obviously, sectarian, but violence is not that far back in their history.
Like in the United States, the Revolutionary War was 250 years ago.
In Ireland, the Revolutionary War was 110 years ago, and the Troubles were just a generation ago.
And I think that some of the young men on both sides of any divide there sometimes wish they were in an era where they could join a physically violent rebellion or army or something.
So I'm not that surprised that Littler Hitler had the daylights kicked out.
That wasn't Justin Barrett on the ground, but I understand that was sort of his team of boys who were singing, Oy Vehicle.
So they got the Oive kicked out of them by the Antifa.
I don't like either side of that fight.
Right.
I mean, I just thought that was, I would tell you that little coda to the story of when I first met Littler Hitler.
Yeah, it's, you know, normally I cheer for mutually assured destruction, but I just don't like seeing the violence in the streets.
It's a little shocking for us Canadians, but I think my thesis remains it's the left that has normalized violence far more than the right.
Sheila, it is 3.25 and we've been giving her for 90 minutes.
And if I'm not mistaken, this is when we wrap up.
Yeah, I don't know.
I'm not sure if we have any chats, Olivia, but let's, before we go, it's the, and the only reason I'm hitting this is because it's in the headline for the show on YouTube.
House of Commons did reconvene today, and conservative MP Rachel Thomas used her speech in the House of Commons to rise and honor the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk.
And unlike the Democrats, there was, I think, no heckling from the government side.
Yeah, you know what?
Let's watch it together because I think I need to see this to believe it.
Freedom of speech is the cornerstone of a free society.
It means we will hear ideas that we disagree with and express views that may be offensive.
This freedom can make us uncomfortable or even hurt, but silencing voices, whether for a moment or forever, is never the answer.
We must protect a society where people can hold beliefs and share opinions without fear of losing their jobs, being censored, or worse.
Charlie Kirk was an outspoken advocate for faith, family, and freedom.
Many disagreed with him.
Some were offended.
Tragically, on September 10th, he was assassinated in an attempt to silence his voice.
But when has political violence ever been the solution?
It destroys dialogue.
It undermines democracy and it breeds fear instead of understanding.
True progress comes from persuasion, not intimidation.
As we grapple with our personal response to this, may we honor, be honorable in our actions.
May we fiercely defend the right of our opponents to speak freely.
And may we join our hearts with Charlie's family, his wife Erica, and his two young children.
Rest in peace.
Yeah, you're right.
Remember, Mark Carney very uncharacteristically put out a statement.
Freeland didn't get up.
Oh.
She's down there.
She only rises for Nazis.
Maybe she did.
Like her grandfather.
I just can't tell.
She's short like a little gremlin.
So maybe it's just because she's beside Dominic LeBlanc.
Well, I'm really surprised.
I think it's because Mark Carney tweeted something about Charlie Kirk.
So now they know what to think.
Yeah.
Well, Sheila, great to join you today.
Thanks for letting me chat a bit.
I'm just off the plane from London.
I'm really jet lagged, but it was quite a busy day.
I'll have my show tonight recapping it.
It was an amazing day, and we spent a lot of time with Tommy himself both before, during, and after the rally.
So it was sort of cool.
And I think the UK's politics is changing.
And I think we at Rebel News had a small part of that.
I certainly would never claim paternity for Tommy's good works.
He was politically active long before I'd even heard of him.
But Rebel News found him and met him and had him join our ranks as a journalist and showed him the ropes on a few things.
And he worked for us not for that long a period of time.
I don't even think it was a year.
But we've kept in touch since.
And not only did we sort of give him sort of training on how to be a journalist, but when he got into a real pickle, we crowdfunded his legal defense when others just didn't.
And I think that that has made an important difference in his life.
And it has allowed him to succeed where maybe he would have been derailed or put off of things.
So I feel that we have a little bit of paternity.
Obviously, it's not me personally because it's the crowdfunding of thousands of our viewers.
So let me say our viewers have some paternity over the changes in the UK now.
And what's so interesting about that is our viewers are everywhere in the world.
Obviously, we have a lot of supporters in the UK.
It's really fun to go to these rallies.
A lot of people say hi and take selfies with me.
But Canada, Australia, the United States, Europe, Tommy really is a global force.
And we saw that at the rally when he had speakers from across Europe.
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So I'll be talking about that on my show tonight.
You know, before we go, we have one chat from P. Schofield 10.
He's a regular viewer, regular donor to the show.
He gives us five bucks and says, don't get suckered in by any calls for unity by some Americans.
Yeah, those calls are coming from the left because I think they are trying to dodge the repercussions of, I think, what's coming at them.
Many uttering it are afraid of what the Kirk assassination may bring about against their hatred.
Exactly that.
Others are rhinos and are of no account.
Yeah, people who are less brave than Charlie wanting us to hold hands with the people who executed him, or at least the people whose ideology led to his execution for sure.
I'm not ready for unity quite yet, I don't think.
I think that's it.
Now we've got all the loose ends tied up, awesome.
All right.
Well, Until tonight, my show, and tomorrow, the live stream, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters and Sheila and our Western Outpost, and rebels around the world to you at home.