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Ezra Levant: Election Night 2015 monologue
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October 20, 2015
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9:38Now PlayingEzra Levant welcomes viewers to the first ever LIVE broadcast from TheRebel.media's brand new crowdfunded studio.
He called the federal election campaign "trench warfare where every day the consensus media had one goal: Stop Harper."
Levant rounds up "lowlights" from the Media Party's biased, all out campaign to throw Stephen Harper out of office: Their obsession with the Mike Duffy trial and an unknown Conservative heckler -- while ignoring more important stories that made the Liberals and NDP look bad, including one with connections to the Chinese Communist Party.
Justin Trudeau gets compared to Barack Obama a lot, but Levant points out that at least Obama is a Harvard educated lawyer, whose election symbolized for some a step towards racial reconciliation."
But what does Trudeau's election represent? Levant asks. Nepotism? That your last name matters? That celebrity is more important than accomplishment?
Canadians will come to miss Stephen Harper, Levant predicts, even if they won't admit it...
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