'He was elite, but not an elitist:' Ezra Levant and Barbara Kay on the legacy of Rex Murphy

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National Post columnist Barbara Kay joins The Ezra Levant Show to reflect on the life of Rex Murphy, an icon of Canadian journalism, who passed away last week at the age of 77.

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[jpalmer]

Rex was a true Canadian, eloquently speaking and articulating thoughts that encouraged Canadians to think and be aware of issues that would affect how we viewed our own culture. With a sharp mind and steady cadence, many of Mr Murphys thoughtful monologues made me pay attention to policies and agendas that would affect my way of living and my children’s future. RIP Rex Murphy. ❤️🇨🇦❤️

[MrCbaldwin]

Canada’s greatest journalist! We will never see anyone like him again. RIP Rex Murphy!

[christines]

Rex was a national treasure. He spoke to us as one of us. He was the epitome of the common man, a great Canadian and a good man.

[Paul-tn]

He was truly a Canadian treasure, he was always a man of the people . A man who no matter what spoke the truth . Our country is far worse off with his death, rest in peace Sir u are and will be truly missed 😢😢😢

[pembarl]

His family grew up in my hometown..newfoundlanders are not snobs..he would have made a great primier for my province..rest in peace Rex

[christines]

We should fund raise for a statue. Rebel News, let's do it!

[LegosDeus]

Hell is hot am told. Wailling, crying, screaming for eternity...

[pst]

Oh pls what did he risk speaking out against tyranny