Ezra Levant and Gavin McInnes of TheRebel.media continue their reports on the Paris terror attacks of November 13.

They traveled to the Hypercacher kosher market that was attacked earlier this year. It was well guarded and the manager didn't want to be filmed. However, the market is still a thriving business.

Gavin says that's "the best thing about the Parisian attitude," but he's also afraid that this mentality isn't a reflection of French resilience but of resignation.

They talk about the revealing conversation they had with their Muslim Uber driver on the way to the market. It was reassuring and disturbing at the same time.

The Parisian attitude: Is it resilience -- or resignation?