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The World Economic Forum's annual retreat in Davos, Switzerland, is over, and we're heading home. But boy did we ever score some huge wins. 

We achieved what many believed to be impossible — shedding light on the world's most exclusive gathering of global elites. This groundbreaking, hard-hitting journalism is what sets us apart from the establishment media.

I travelled to Davos this year with Chief Reporter Sheila Gunn Reid, Australia Bureau Chief Avi Yemini, and a team of videographers. Here are some of the people we caught this year — you know we'd never get the chance to confront these elitists back home!

• John Kerry, former Secretary of State of the United States
   
• Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, the world's largest asset management firm
  
  
• Paul Ryan, former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
  
  
• Philipp Hildebrand, Vice Chairman of BlackRock
  
  
• Alexander De Croo, the Prime Minister of Belgium
  
  
• Dr. David Harvie, an activist who assaulted our videographer Benji!
  
  
• Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League
  
  
• Richard Quest, the journalist at CNN
  
  
• Gary Neville, former Manchester United star and football pundit
  
  
• Achim Steiner, Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme and Vice-Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group

And more!

We also caught the WEF handing out protein bars made with insects, met some local Davos residents protesting against the WEF, and bumped into "Billboard Chris" Elston!

You can visit www.WEFReports.com to see all of our latest breaking reports.

This year, we took our Davos coverage to the next level — going further, digging deeper, and asking the hard-hitting questions that matter to you. We weren't here to throw softballs or play nice with the elites. Our dedicated team worked day and night to expose the truth and hold the global powerbrokers accountable.

But covering Davos isn't cheap. From economy flights and modest Airbnb accommodations to train rides, meals, and, of course, plenty of coffee — the costs to do this work add up. But this is our only chance to confront the world's most powerful people face-to-face, and we refuse to let it slip away. Rebel News is 100% crowdfunded, and it's only with your support that we can continue to do this.

That's why I need your support right now. Please help us continue this fearless, independent journalism.

We simply can't do this work without your help.