00:17:51.020And the ones that are funny are banned or whatever.
00:17:53.240So, yes, this Air Cadets, this incident happened.
00:17:59.960And then Intrusive Thoughts, a friend of everybody, a friend of mine on here, said,
00:18:05.820I noticed that you refused to name any names or provide a photo of the perpetrators.
00:18:11.620sorry guys i gotta get like i said my glasses like i have the way they were i think they were
00:18:17.240done like bifocals so it's like i have to see through here but like now i think i need ones0.95
00:18:22.200that are like just the right the same prescription on the top and the bottom anyways i'm fucking0.99
00:18:26.820blind as fuck so um he said is it because they are shit-skinned niggers see you really want to0.99
00:18:34.140protect the canadian people and this is a because he's an armed war veteran right that's his medals1.00
00:18:38.420I guess in his little puppers but so initially this is what the obviously the thought was that
00:18:43.840it was um you know a non it turns out it was but I believe it was well they had a Spanish last name
00:18:51.440Quintanella or something like that now that doesn't mean really a whole lot because I know
00:18:55.460a lot of um Caribbean you know islands and stuff like that have uh Spanish last names for some
00:19:02.940reason but even you know I was shocked and like I had known somebody in my working life that was
00:19:11.180from Jamaica but she had a Chinese last name last name was I think Fong or something and I was like
00:19:18.220what the hell and it was apparently because the a lot of the Chinese or whatever went over to
00:19:24.360jamaica as sleeves i guess i don't know hey wise elk an owl packs um so yeah that was the uh
00:19:34.020i wanted to share that comment because it's it was true like i said it wasn't it wasn't
00:19:39.140it wasn't that kind of non but it was a i believe like i said mexican spanish i'm not sure the last
00:19:46.560name was like i said very spanish yeah exactly it doesn't matter right waythorne doesn't matter
00:19:50.840um so this I thought was interesting as well so now people are talking about the growing pressure
00:19:58.660from business groups and I was like what like so I read I opened the story we're going to read it
00:20:02.860because this is not there was a study done as well like this is not reflective of reality right
00:20:09.440so I want to know what labor needs that they are needing to bring people in when we have such a
00:20:15.300high unemployment rate because we all know that these people are not coming in uh in for these
00:20:20.620you know trained highly trained roles because there's no people left there that are highly
00:20:25.840trained so this was the article from bloomberg so it's business groups press carney to relax
00:20:34.480canada's immigration curb uh curbs now of course why would business groups want to do that well
00:20:40.520because it benefits them obviously because the more you know people looking for jobs the more0.82
00:20:45.520immigrants that are in the country looking for jobs the lower the wages go right it drives the
00:20:49.340wages down obviously it makes them you know it's cheaper for them and there was some what was i1.00
00:20:53.880watching today and they were saying that it's kind of like um uh i can't it'll come to me anyways but
00:21:01.940they talked about how this kind of cycle of them bringing in the low you know the labor and then
00:21:07.120like I said, cutting corners, and then end up, you know, offshoring something, like, it's just,
00:21:11.920it's all just so that they can make more of a profit, which is ridiculous. And there needs to
00:21:15.280be regulations. And I don't agree with, you know, all tons and tons of government regulations,
00:21:19.840because look at what we're fucking in now. Yeah, exactly, Waythorn. But like I said, this is, you0.95
00:21:27.700know, they need to intervene in this and stop these companies from being able to do this and
00:21:34.080exploit it because there is no reason why that the canadian if they were paying a working wage
00:21:39.440that what the average you know canadian should make in that role they wouldn't have a problem
00:21:44.200finding labor so of course mark carney's facing growing pressure from business groups to allow
00:21:49.740more immigration to address canada's labor needs they never ever ever say what labor needs like
00:21:55.880what fields they're looking for because i find it hard to believe that they're able to get like
00:22:02.400trades people and that from the third world because how would they even be trained like i don't
00:22:08.040understand carney's government has curtailed the number of newcomers arriving in canada through a
00:22:15.040lower annual cap on new permanent residents and increasingly strict rules for temporary workers
00:22:19.700and foreign students they did that for what like a year the government is expected to release its
00:22:27.240immigration level plans which provide a three-year outlook to budget documents on thursday but
00:22:31.960industry groups including the canadian federation of independent business so the person who initially
00:22:36.840tweeted this i can't remember who it was but they said that um that we should be investigating like
00:22:42.340they should be investigating the these business companies that are doing this because this is
00:22:47.020ridiculous like there's no reason why they should be constantly lobbying for cheap foreign labor
00:22:51.740like it's it's it's treason as far as i'm concerned you're displacing you know canadians right so they0.89
00:22:58.640It should be investigated because, well, this is the Canadian Federation of Independent Business,
00:23:03.560which is, you know, I guess the leader of this coalition of different independent businesses.
00:23:10.140And then some provincial premiers have called on Ottawa to give the provinces more control.
00:23:14.860Some of them want more control for different reasons.
00:23:17.540Like I said, I know Ontario wants more control so they can let in more and get, you know,
00:23:22.240their pick of what they think is the best of the best.
00:23:24.940um so they also went on to say a surge of temporary residents after
00:23:31.500covid caused canada's population to grow by three million people in three years
00:23:35.860so we're a country jesus christ we're a country of what 40 million people
00:23:47.660a million people a year for three years in a row that's a lot to add to a population
00:23:54.560And that's just through immigration. That's not even through like natural, like birth, I don't believe. So of course, it strains the housing supply and the social services. Well, that has now slowed significantly. A recent opinion poll found that nearly half of Canadians still think immigration is too high.
00:24:12.120the government has reflected on when they could resume
00:32:52.740just like they were allowed to do for temporary foreign workers.
00:32:55.140And they've done that in the, you know, the minimum, like the service industry, right? Like the jobs where normally kids would be doing it, right? So they have to pay minimum wage. But the reality is, is that if they, you know, and what I think is happening again, again, with these, you know, Singh Hortons and stuff like that, which of course, it's all lies anyway, but is that they're saying that with all the cost of everything that like, they can't even afford to pay minimum wage or whatever it is.
00:33:23.940and maybe the government's, you know, offering them subsidies, I don't know. But I feel like
00:33:28.900there's some something like that. Because in those jobs, like, theoretically, you have to pay
00:33:36.320minimum wage. So are you at least right? So are you telling me that you can't get any teenagers
00:33:42.260that want to work part time? Most of my kids, that's where they started, like at a, you know,
00:33:46.280Tim Hortons or whatever, some kind of food place. So you're telling me that you can't get, you know,
00:33:52.100local teenagers to do it part time for minimum wage that doesn't make sense you that you have0.99
00:33:58.100to bring people in for that you're telling me you couldn't get like a semi-retired lady who's you
00:34:02.780know looking especially these boomers who are not well off the boomers who you know didn't end up0.98
00:34:07.780buying tons of property and stuff like that a lot of them are looking for part-time work or maybe0.87
00:34:11.720just something to do so it's something fucky as a foot because with the whole minimum wage thing
00:34:17.340there's no reason for that because you're you can't tell me you're not getting you can't get0.72
00:34:22.220like part-time you know employees like i said teenagers students um or you know seniors that
00:34:29.280are you know looking for part-time work so this is a failure a policy second we're concerned exactly
00:34:35.620wait nobody's coming here it has been known for years that unscrupulous employers would get an
00:34:40.200approved job through the lmia process and then sell that job to an unsuspecting foreigner often0.94
00:34:44.780for up to fifty thousand dollars or more the only yeah that's the is that right that's the indian is
00:34:49.820that you know hurdle was proving that there was no canadian available to work now the government
00:34:55.060has completely removed that requirement on october 16th 2026 immigration minister lena diab
00:35:01.980quietly announced a change and again i've said this before and i'll say it again there should0.98
00:35:07.540not be an immigrant in charge of the immigration in canada because always they're going to align1.00
00:35:13.260with, you know, their own people. So again, if we must have it, then it should be a heritage
00:35:20.860Canadian in charge of that so that they can, you know, judge based on what is going to fit in
00:35:25.960to Canada the best. Yeah, of course, or I can't even pronounce that corporate, corporate talk
00:35:33.320democracy. Hey, Jimmy. Yeah, well, exactly, Jimmy. That's what I mean. And I think that
00:35:43.360maybe, you know, now kids are just like teenagers are just. I mean, I think there's a few different
00:35:50.600things. Like I think there are a lot of teenagers are caught in this whole, you know, TikTok kind
00:35:54.980of trap where they think that they can make money on the Internet, like, you know, doing content and0.95
00:35:58.860stuff like that but i think the other half are just sick of fucking looking you know what i mean0.72
00:36:04.100like it was never that hard when i was a teenager to get a job so you know like i i think a lot of0.96
00:36:10.240them just get like to fucking demoralize and discouraged right to canada's immigration system
00:36:16.540in an untelevised closed door presser that she framed as cutting red tape for employers yeah1.00
00:36:39.260Yeah, I mean, and it wasn't even really doing a great job of protecting Canadian workers because they were finding ways around it.
00:36:44.380But it was the last kind of, you know, level of protection.
00:36:48.520A job offer in a so-called high-wage occupation can be worth up to 100 points towards residency.
00:36:57.660No LMIA required, no job advertisement, and no proof a Canadian worker was unavailable.
00:37:05.060Now that's the labor side, but there's another side to this story that nobody's talking about.
00:37:10.980At the Canada Investment Summit, Mark Carney unveiled a productivity mega-deduction that lets businesses immediately write off roughly two-thirds of new capital assets, pitched as a way to draw in $1 trillion in new investment.
00:37:29.200This guy, like, I feel like he learned his investments and all the stuff from playing Monopoly.0.94
00:37:34.040Like, honestly, like, half of the shit he talks about, like, I'm not even...0.95
00:37:39.040great here i go i got the hiccups again i'm not even like a financial guy like i'm not a financial0.99
00:37:44.320person but like all the shit and the stuff that he says it sounds like a fucking monopoly fucking0.98
00:37:50.360strategy or something like it doesn't make any sense and a losing strategy today canada will0.99
00:37:56.340allow immediate expensing for most new capital investment when you invest in canada you can
00:38:03.000again who is going to invest like it all this does is it attracts them here for the benefits
00:38:09.520for the first few years but what incentive are they going to have to keep to stay here to remain
00:38:14.700here none because you know the other thing that happens in these companies is that they get a
00:38:23.180large diaspora which is why you know i've i've known of smaller companies that have um
00:38:31.620kind of limited the amount of people from certain ethnic groups so they couldn't get like a group of
00:38:38.940them together they couldn't develop their own kind of diaspora in the workplace and then they start0.85
00:38:43.460unions right and that kills any fucking company right so that's the other thing in Canada that0.76
00:38:49.960happens quite a bit substantially more of that investment immediately we call it the productivity0.91
00:38:55.840mega deduction and alongside it Ottawa raised the threshold so more foreign takeovers clear
00:39:04.200without review so basically labor is treated as a cost to be managed and it can be sourced from
00:39:10.860abroad without justification and the foreign capital that employs it gets subsidized and
00:39:17.860high wage itself is just a label based on typical occupational earnings not the wage the employer
00:39:24.760actually pays and there are no safeguards in place to prevent these foreign investors
00:39:30.540from driving down Canadian wages. Well no because that's what they want right that's exactly what
00:39:36.260they want that's what the business uh you know lobbies want these that are lobbying the government
00:39:41.240to let in with that like that's exactly what they want right I don't know what they you know think
00:39:47.160the Canadians are going to be doing right like the average Canadian like I don't know if they
00:39:51.820think this is going to drive them out of their country because they want what they want these
00:39:56.440business people is they literally want a surf class right which Indian fits that bro perfectly0.65
00:40:01.720so that's why they're bringing in so many but I don't know what you know they think the the
00:40:07.620white people are going to do the Canadians are just going to sit by and collect social assistance I
00:40:11.740doubt it now immigration is already concentrating Indians make up roughly one in four permanent1.00
00:40:20.040residents and studies of immigrant founded firms show really jimmy that's fucking terrible is common1.00
00:40:27.120and honestly i wouldn't be surprised if there's something like that in canada too0.99
00:40:30.080i mean it is for the indigenous people right like the native the feather indians they get
00:40:35.580all kinds of tax breaks and stuff like that so i wouldn't be surprised if it's for the same for
00:40:40.200other groups and persistent and the labor market test was the one mechanism that forced employers
00:41:27.800And again, this is something I've talked about before.1.00
00:41:29.820They assume that everybody except for the elite ruling class are stupid.0.98
00:41:35.920So, you know, they just go ahead and do stuff because even though, you know, like, and the other thing too is that they're not able to see beyond them.0.99
00:41:42.900themselves. So they can't even imagine that, you know, there could be somebody smarter than them
00:41:48.620out there. Yeah, well, as by design, right? Like they totally wanted to eliminate because that was
00:41:58.880a big part of the middle class was those small businesses, right? Okay, this is this is more fun
00:42:05.460stuff. And honestly, I'm waiting for the news about this kid being arrested for hate crime
00:42:12.500or something like that yeah Chris yeah the pod people yeah and it was yes peppermint it was an
00:42:21.240inside job absolutely like no doubt about it like it's so ridiculous right because you know even if
00:42:28.100you want to look at the evidence that like other countries that and I know you know maybe they're
00:42:32.100not the perfect but like Sweden for example they didn't do the massive lockdowns like you know we
00:42:36.640did initially anyways fucking Florida and the states like there was a few different U.S. states
00:42:41.740that were free and open and they didn't have any higher death rate than any of us and they didn't0.98
00:42:46.100all their you know small businesses didn't get decimated so tell me it wasn't by design they
00:42:51.460were able to you know you were able to stand in line at a Walmart you know and go in and stuff
00:42:55.680like that but you couldn't go into a little mom and pop store like get out of here and I think it
00:43:01.380was also also a good way to bring in like a slave class right like delivery drivers right because
00:43:08.200they really do want people to stay home like they've had this in their mind for so long and
00:43:12.560I'm sure a lot of you guys remember this I'm talking about this for a while the 15 minute0.52
00:43:17.000cities or whatever the fuck they called them they really want to make it so that you barely leave0.86
00:43:22.420your home because they think that this is all contributing to climate change yet China contributes0.99
00:43:26.780like what 70 percent of all co2 emissions in the fucking world but that's what they that's what0.99
00:43:33.040they want so I can see like I said them doing that to bring in this you know slave class of0.97
00:43:38.700delivery drivers because they anticipate well you know people are gonna now rely on delivery more
00:43:43.160they're gonna be home and all this other stuff there was a movie that came out and it was crazy
00:43:50.060because it had to have been filmed before the scamdemic because it came out I want to say in
00:43:54.9602020 it was called songbird and I'm telling you it's fucking weird because it's kind of like the
00:44:01.680same idea where the like you know the society is like it's a really top surveillance society but
00:44:07.480like everything you basically don't leave your home the only people that leave home are like
00:44:10.740delivery drivers and stuff like that and they have to have special clearance i'm telling you this is
00:44:14.220why yeah yeah that well that's exactly it's like it's it's like if the what they're trying to do
00:44:22.620is bring in scabs if the whole country was on strike basically yeah jimmy you know what i would
00:44:30.580say that that's probably the same here. Maybe not the amount of money, but the fact that they're
00:44:34.160probably the highest drug addicts and alcoholics for sure. Okay, so there was a kid in Langley
00:44:40.520dressed up as Uncle A for Halloween, and a group of girls cheered him on. When I see things like
00:44:45.880this, I think, you know what, the kids are going to be all right, especially the Gen Alpha. However,
00:44:51.120I hope for this kid's sake that, you know, there isn't a huge smear campaign and he ends up being
00:44:56.700arrested under pressure because this is bc although you know that new government won in bc
00:45:02.100right so i don't know but let's check the video out this is fucking awesome and honestly he didn't0.82
00:45:06.580even really do too much for that like he wore a trench coat with the armband and the mustache0.88
00:45:11.240like it didn't take much hold on oh you you just can't be quiet for one
00:45:19.140i'm gonna tell you something all the ladies love the nazis i'm telling you they all want a nazi0.98
00:45:29.320they keep saying you know oh punch a nazi punch a nazi i think it's the other the other uh it's0.98
00:45:34.780a four-letter word that the girls want to do with the nazis okay so i'm just telling you as a woman0.98
00:47:49.420and then we're going to get to some more serious topics.
00:47:52.840We may have, again, discussed this before.
00:47:55.360Because I feel like we did. But the Coast Guard confirmed that it reclassified all 7,300 of its employees, including the six-figure executives, as national defenders to help cabinet meet NATO spending targets.
00:48:14.120We talked about this, and I don't know if this had been released before,
00:48:18.040or I just heard it somewhere, and I kind of had it secondhand,
00:48:20.680but I knew that they were going to do this
00:48:22.160because they don't want to invest more money into the military.
01:33:50.880And this is what I was watching earlier today.
01:33:53.460I was watching Fleckas and they were talking about how in society now, because of a certain demographic that has like no critical thinking skills, they're not able to problem solve or anything like that.0.99
01:34:06.800Like there's been so many cases in the States lately of people like getting shot and killed over like fucking food.0.99
01:34:12.780Like the most ridiculous things like chicken nuggets.1.00
01:38:21.680So the suspect was involved in an IPV incident, intimate partner violence investigation,
01:38:27.480that occurred in Brampton earlier in the day.
01:38:29.420We received that initial report at around 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
01:38:32.940and we're investigating the circumstances of that.
01:38:35.660During that time, we identified the suspect, and we're making efforts to locate him.
01:38:40.320At approximately 9 o'clock, or shortly after 9 o'clock, the call here took place.
01:38:44.520we quickly connected the dots between that location this location and the suspect that's
01:38:49.440why our response was very heavy to get here to prevent you know what i forgot to talk about was
01:38:55.660the guy that they lost the cops in toronto we should have talked about that but whatever0.99
01:38:59.840the guy that was at the hospital and the cops fucking let him let him go like i fuck like0.98
01:39:07.100possibility of a mass casualty situation uh it was quickly determined that no one else was inside0.99
01:39:13.180And we don't have guns. Right. So we have incompetent police that let people like I don't know in what world. Right.
01:39:20.140Like it's not like we're in cottage country and someone came into the hospital with a buckshot. Right.
01:39:24.960That oh, it's like, oh, fuck, I was hunting. And it was not German.1.00
01:39:30.980Well, look, we tried. OK. Like it wasn't like somebody came in that, you know, was a hunting accident. Right.0.95
01:39:37.420So anytime somebody comes in to the, you know, hospital with a gunshot wound, the police should be detaining that person to find out what the fuck happened.0.99
01:39:49.320So to me, in any circumstances, even if there wasn't a fucking, you know, actual shooting that just happened or whatever, I would have detained that person because some fuck shit went on because we're not allowed to have guns here in Canada.0.99
01:40:02.360and it wasn't any any kind of gunshot or like a shotgun you know shot from hunting it was in the0.99
01:40:08.120fucking city so that's what i mean like i don't understand and i think it's just incompetence so0.98
01:40:13.000we have the incompetence of the police the fact that we can't protect ourselves we're not allowed0.99
01:40:16.500to have guns we're not allowed to have even fucking pepper spray so we're like we're cooked0.97
01:40:20.620man we're like literally cooked you are basically going to have to stay in your home0.97
01:40:24.200and we slowed things down we're able to contain the suspect to try and engage a successful1.00
01:40:31.320I think Cittolini just thinks it sounded German and he's kind of right because it's got those
01:40:37.240harsh like German does like the very harsh consonants sounding but yes there were allegations1.00
01:40:42.340of a firearm there were injuries sustained by the victim I'd be actually shocked to see a German0.97
01:40:47.260speaking German and fucking in Canada I'm going to get into specifics right now just to give them0.92
01:40:53.200their space but a firearm was indicated in that incident and the information was that in this0.98
01:40:59.000incident he was armed with uh with a firearm as well the firearm in question is a handgun
01:41:03.440and i can confirm at this point that the accused is not a power holder and should not so he's not
01:41:08.580a power holder and should not have had it well i thought guns were illegal what do you mean how1.00
01:41:12.760is this happening fucking morons literal fucking morons okay guys more conspiracy stuff this is1.00
01:41:22.920the last thing we're gonna chat about and then i'll let you guys go and watch i think jeremy's1.00
01:41:27.800streaming or some one of the one of the guys is streaming over there um my friend has been0.94
01:41:33.940harassing me to look into this and I was like you know I haven't heard any holy fuck man talk about0.88
01:41:39.760pop-up ads I was like I haven't heard any fucking thing about it like it can't be real like what are0.90
01:41:44.780you talking about he's been going on he's been obsessing over it okay um and it's the this 900.87
01:41:51.900day plan to keep the okay so different countries and I have heard from different countries like
01:41:56.940little rumblings and stuff like oh we need to be prepared world you know there could be a war
01:42:01.100coming blah blah blah we should be prepping all this other stuff but it hasn't been anything major
01:42:05.340but I haven't really put all the pieces together so he's been like obsessed with this he's been
01:42:10.120sending me all the articles so it seems that a lot of western countries are planning for
01:42:16.620they're saying at least three days right to be prepared now I get it that we should always be
01:42:23.360prepared for a couple days, especially if you live in a country where it's, you know, you have
01:42:27.600seasonal temperatures, or it's a temperate climate where you know, you have winter and all that kind
01:42:32.220of stuff. So yeah, obviously, you know, you could lose electricity, you could like, but my whole
01:42:37.240thing is, is why now? Why are they all pushing this now? It's anytime they do stuff like this,
01:42:43.440it's likely because they're already have something planned. And they're kind of just giving us the
01:42:48.840courtesy of you know getting ourselves prepared or not like literally we're not going to know what
01:42:54.060the plan is but they're just giving us a little bit of a tip to say listen you know it's all you
01:42:59.700know it's all above board but you know we really should start prepping right so I think either two
01:43:03.500things is happening either there there is definitely something that they're some kind of0.99
01:43:07.500fuck shit they're going to pull on us or something like that or they're just trying to scare everybody0.99
01:43:12.480and then they're going to come swooping in with the the solution right1.00
01:43:15.760is it yeah three to 90 hatred seeing three to 90 day window all over yeah so yeah okay
01:43:25.560these are the articles that my friend sent me and like i said we're going to go through them because
01:43:31.000i like i perused them briefly right but i did see it coming from a lot of different places now
01:43:36.500and now of course my timeline on x is full of it so what is fortress pentagon's 90 day plan to keep
01:43:42.740the US military base is running I think my friend kind of misunderstood this and kind of got a little
01:43:47.800hyperbolic about it because when I read it it seemed like they were just trying to make sure
01:43:52.440that the military has enough for uh three months should they be cut off from external supplies in
01:43:58.420the event event of a conflict right yes it could be because they're predicting uh an actual war
01:44:05.740the likelihood of it being on US soil is slim unless like I said you know Iran does decide to
01:44:12.600nuke or whatever but like i don't know that um it would be but maybe so they want to make sure
01:44:19.000that they're able to run for three months um without having to bring in any external supplies
01:44:25.800this also reminds me of another movie um i don't know what i can't remember what it was called
01:44:31.840but it's where they all went to like camp david or something like certain people were selected
01:44:36.600to go like only like you know the best like the smartest people and stuff like that and everybody
01:44:41.780else was basically left and it was going to be the end of the world i don't know if it was an
01:44:44.660alien invasion i can't remember what it was but they basically had enough it may have been a
01:44:50.300nuclear fallout or something i don't know but they had enough um supplies for a certain amount0.69
01:44:54.720of people in like the camp david or whatever the fuck it was uh that the pet or the department of
01:45:00.260defense had for the president this is what this reminds me of so it's like they're gonna see if0.89
01:45:05.660the military because obviously the military bases are going to be number like top of a top
01:45:11.020importance if we're in a uh you know a conflict right they don't want the military to go down
01:45:16.000because then we're fucking really cooked so he unveiled the so-called federal operations for0.99
01:45:22.080resilience troop resources fuck fortress they love their fucking acronyms in america eh0.99
01:45:28.000initiative on september 30 dubbing it the nation's insurance policy to make sure the u.s would still0.99
01:45:33.200be able to obtain the materials it needs to carry out operations if traditional supply chains were
01:45:37.200cut off so in my my opinion i think this is more so because of the global conflicts they might be
01:45:45.180cut off from things like oil you know and like major things especially with this ongoing the
01:45:50.620russia ukraine war and the fact that who knows what's going to happen with iran um yeah pete
01:45:56.020haggs um but but you know trump's administration is very bombastic right and and they sell it
01:46:03.320they're they're like the they're like a soap opera they're literally like trash tv kind of
01:46:07.280so yeah the u.s fled with iran so this is i didn't think too much about this right i was like well
01:46:14.960you know whatever right like maybe they do anticipate this the other thing is too is again0.73
01:46:19.280it could be posturing it could be you know just to scare people into like who fucking knows why
01:46:24.500they're doing it right suspicious that they're doing it now and we've never had to do this since
01:46:29.000post World War Two that I'm aware of anyways. Oh, maybe they
01:46:33.200did it during the Vietnam War, but I doubt it. So it's just
01:46:36.340it was a little suspicious, but I get it, right? I get it.
01:55:07.920No. There we go. All right. Let's go.0.99
01:55:14.420Tonight, the Pentagon is preparing for the nightmare scenario, a global war that knocks out power grids, cripples supply chains and cuts off military bases.
01:55:24.480Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin shows us what's being planned.
01:55:28.500The U.K. and Japan are urging households to prepare for at least three days without essential services.