The Allison Inquiry has been trending on X in Canada for three consecutive days. Witnesses in wheelchairs lined up outside the committee room., U.S. Senator Ron Johnson gave over three hours of testimony on Tuesday, members of Parliament wept while hearing some of the tragic testimony from vaccine-injured individuals and their families. 

While that's been happening, the CBC sent someone to briefly cover a few minutes of the day-long hearing on Tuesday. The Toronto Star popped in at the end of day two for a quick comment from Conservative MP Dean Allison, who has been leadiing the inquiry.

The only published mainstream media report Tamara Ugolini could find was a Canadian Press article calling turbo cancer an unproven conspiracy theory.

Tamara, alongside fellow Rebel Roundup host Sheila Gunn Reid, reacted to the legacy media's non-coverage of the Allison Inquiry on Thursday's livestream.

Tamara described the atmosphere inside the room as something that cannot be conveyed through a screen.

"Seeing grown men cry about what they have gone through," she said, "there are not even words that can describe the emotion in that room during testimony." She described Canadian Armed Forces veteran Michael McNair — 11 years of service, struggling to hold himself together at the witness table — as the image she could not shake.

"That veteran with his chin quivering, struggling to hold it together because he trusted the government when they told him 'safe and effective,'" she said. "I described it as carnage."

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The most devastating testimony of the inquiry came from Nicole Morier, whose daughter Abigail — a 24-year-old cardiology technician and ring girl who had danced at Raptors games — died in April 2023, six weeks after being diagnosed with NUT carcinoma, an extremely rare and aggressive form of cancer, following two COVID injections. 

Photos shown to the inquiry depicted a healthy, vibrant young woman at her 24th birthday — and then her lungs being drained of fluid in hospital. "People are going to come on here and say turbo cancer is not real," Tamara said.

On the subject of turbo cancer, Tamara pointed out that both Pfizer and Moderna's own product monographs state that carcinogenicity, the ability to cause cancer, was never assessed because it was "not considered relevant to this vaccine." She also noted that the phenomenon has a clinical name: an increase of metastatic disease at presentation.

"I don't know any lay person who's going to go around saying that," she said. "That is turbo cancer."

Meanwhile, establishment figures including Dr. Angela Rasmussen took to social media to call every witness at the inquiry an antivaxxer — including Senator Johnson, MP Allison, and people who had received four doses of the COVID vaccine.

Allison responded directly: "I challenge anyone who is skeptical to watch the inquiry. Find me any evidence that these people are antivaxxers. These are all people who have verifiably taken the COVID 19 vaccines."

Tamara gave a particular shout-out to Conservative MP Mike Dawson, who she said was the only MP present for the entirety of all three days of testimony.

"He's a freethinker," Sheila said. "He will do what he thinks is right regardless of what anybody says, including his own party."

Full Allison Inquiry coverage and Tamara Ugolini's investigative reports on the vaccine injury support program are available at VaxReports.com.

Rebel Roundup airs Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 11 a.m. MT / 1 p.m. ET.