Topic: Edmonton

Dean from Edmonton explains why he joined the People's Party, characterizing the Liberal and Conservative parties as "Team Globalist." Bernier recounts his 2017 loss of the Conservative leadership to Andrew Scheer, claiming Scheer admitted that conservative ideas were popular with members but rejected them to appeal to the general population.

A report from Edmonton, Canada, details public hearings on a vision to accommodate two million people through 15-minute city districts. Critics at the hearing express concerns about being restricted to their districts to meet climate objectives. The show concludes with a final promotion for Nitric Boost and foundational energy supplements to support cellular health and mitochondria.

Tech figure Chris Vickery faced criticism for suggesting that hospital services should be denied to the "willingly unvaccinated," which critics label as fascistic. Further examples of media and government deception are cited, including CBC Edmonton's use of mannequins to simulate COVID patients and an apology from Alberta health officials regarding a teen's cause of death. Additionally, reports noted that Bill Clinton was hospitalized for a non-COVID infection despite being fully vaccinated.

Chris Sky discusses his upcoming appearance at the Freedom Awards in Calgary and a private event for entrepreneurs in Edmonton. He addresses calls for him to run for Prime Minister of Canada, stating he will do whatever is necessary to win the fight. A caller from Ontario argues that "Canadian politeness" has been used as a weapon against the population to ensure compliance with the lockdowns.

Ezra Levant of Rebel News provides images of riot police in Edmonton, Alberta, closing Grace Life Church while nearby retail stores remain open. Alex Jones announces that Owen Schroer is traveling to a key border facility in the Rio Grande Valley for live coverage.

Despite the police blockade, Grace Life Church members held a secret "underground" service at an undisclosed location. Ezra Levant describes the deployment of 200 riot police against peaceful protesters and calls for citizens to engage in peaceful noncompliance against lockdown orders.

Sheila Gunn-Reed provides the address for Grace Life Church and encourages supporters to gather peacefully at the site. Reports indicate that police have begun blocking public roads leading to the church as more people arrive to protest the seizure. The host compares the situation to a "new Tiananmen Square" and calls for a massive public showing to turn the tide against tyranny.

Ezra Levant reports on Pastor James Coates, who is being held in the Edmonton Remand Center, a maximum-security prison, for refusing to sign a bail condition to close his church. Levant describes this as raw Christian persecution, noting that while 400 criminals were released due to COVID concerns, the pastor remains incarcerated.

The discussion focuses on the "church rebellion" spreading through Alberta, Canada. Levant describes how Grace Life Church remained packed despite the pastor's arrest, and how police "blinked" when faced with a large crowd. A video clip shows the arrest of a pastor's brother in Edmonton, which Levant compares to Nazi-era tactics.