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We must fight while we still can, before it’s too late. Today, we are joined by Ezra Levant, the founder of Rebel News in Canada. He gives us an up-to-date briefing on the shocking pre-enlightening governing values that are prevailing in the Trudeau regime and what he is doing to the truckers.
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Horowitz: Red states should offer asylum to persecuted Canadian truckers
If the federal government can violate state sovereignty and illegally offer asylum to millions of third-world residents coming for economic reasons, shouldn’t red states offer asylum to Canadian truckers suffering from authentic political persecution?
Horowitz: The lies about vaccine efficacy are exposed, so Scotland stops publishing data
If the truth hurts your narrative, you must censor it. But what if your own information harms your own narrative? Well, then you stop publishing it.
Horowitz: Who will be the first governor to block the Pfizer injection for babies?
The perception in the body politic is that the Democrats want an off-ramp from COVID and that many people have realized the existing failures were a catastrophic mistake.
Horowitz: What will Gov. Abbott do with vax mandate in the Texas National Guard?
These were supposed to be part-time citizen soldiers, but so many of them have served multiple tours of duty in the Middle East. More recently, nearly all of them are at the Texas-Mexico border attempting to do the job the federal government won’t do.
Horowitz: DHS coming dangerously close to criminalizing First Amendment, political beliefs
The State Department, along with over a dozen other Western governments, posted a joint statement expressing concerns about freedom of speech in Hong Kong.
Horowitz: Should conservatives get on board with defunding (big city) police departments?
The Ottawa truckers don’t know how to have fun at a protest. A real altruistic “protest” is the one that BLM had in Minneapolis (and every other major city in North America), where they burned down more than 1,500 businesses, as well as police stations and schools, and caused over $500 million in damages.
