a February mosque attack in Quebec City was Muslim, and sympathetic profiles of prominent alt-right figures including Milo Yiannopoulos. (Vice Media co-founder and former Fox News contributor Gavin McInnes will also depart the company, with Levant saying he was poached by a well-pocketed competitor.)

But despite all the personnel changes, the denunciations from politicians, newspaper columnists speculating about the future of The Rebel and the controversies over its content, perhaps no subject has generated greater social media attention than incendiary allegations put forward by Caolan Robertson.

The former British Rebel contributor who left the company earlier this month, posted a 12-minute long YouTube video on Thursday alleging The Rebel, during its fundraisers, solicited donations for its campaigns beyond the amounts needed, lied about the costs of creating its content andparting agreement, which was hashed out at a meeting with Llewelyn-John and Rebel UK commentator and former English Defence League leader Tommy Robinson.

The meeting between Levant, Llewelyn-John and Robinson is the one that Robertson played excerpts from during his YouTube video.

Global News has obtained the full recording, made earlier this month, and is releasing it below. The voices on the recording, which is unverified but appears genuine, align with other voice, video and audio recordings of Levant and Robinson.

In a statement to Global News, Levant said “I have not heard the recording myself.”

“Robertson and [Llewelyn-John] made a series of increasing extortion requests in a series of meetings in the UK,” he added. “I reluctantly agreed to them. But even the final written agreement was then amended with hand-written