Human rights commission says Christmas is a "discriminatory" holiday

The Canadian Human Rights Commission has been quiet on six weeks of rampant antisemitic hate and calls for violence against Jews and Israelis, but has published a discussion paper taking aim at the real source of discrimination – Christmas and Easter. The human rights commission says Christmas and Easter being holidays is discriminatory against non-Christians, making Canada a religiously intolerant "settler colonial state." True North's Andrew Lawton discusses with Rebel News founder Ezra Levant.

Plus, a new report from C2C Journal exposes the "dangers and delusions" of central bank digital currencies, which the Bank of Canada is actively exploring. Author Gleb Lisikh joins the show to discuss.