The Shadoe Davis Show - April 19, 2025


April 18th⧸2025- Quick Debate Update


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00:05:00.000 hello everybody and welcome shadow at night in abbreviated version tonight and as a matter of
00:05:15.280 fact i think i said to you last night that we weren't going to be doing a show today on good
00:05:19.580 friday but i felt compelled to do one tonight because i wanted to update you on what i missed
00:05:25.320 last night in my rush to get to the regular show. What happened last night was we did the debate
00:05:31.360 coverage, but I was somehow 15 minutes behind, which screwed up the end for my live stream of
00:05:38.780 it. And I recall being so frustrated after the segment on Ukraine and climate change last night
00:05:46.960 that I ended it. Now I ended it for good reason, because we had the regular show coming up in 15
00:05:52.060 minutes so at that time I'm like all right I can't continue with this you guys 15 minutes from now
00:05:57.440 we'll bring on Dr. Stephen Malthouse and Dr. Charles Hopp and then James and Marcella from
00:06:03.120 BC Strong to find out what the hell is going on in BC and that was an absolutely fantastic
00:06:08.760 discussion so if you guys haven't watched that show from last night at the regular time I urge
00:06:13.800 you to go back and do that but because of that I missed a couple of things I guess the best stuff
00:06:20.520 always happens at the end of these debates and so I saw them this morning and I went oh I have to go
00:06:27.100 and do a show tonight to let you guys know what we missed last night in case you yourselves didn't
00:06:32.840 see it and I don't want you to think that I'm unaware of it either because that would lose me
00:06:39.040 some cred and we can't have that moving forward so as a matter of fact this is what I said last
00:06:46.260 night and i i will admit to you that i was frustrated and even a touch angry and it takes
00:06:51.460 a lot to get me to that stage these days but i'd had enough of that debate last night with
00:06:56.180 sing interrupting and the climate change conversation in ukraine watch new all right
00:07:02.700 that's fine that's good that's enough that's enough this last 10 minutes is devolved into
00:07:09.180 nothing but a bunch of bs talking about ukraine and climate change and we know better than that
00:07:16.940 the sad thing is that poliev gets dragged into this and he has to play their game or he's vilified
00:07:25.240 by all of the left-wing corporate media you saw that video that i played at the beginning of this
00:07:29.580 show tonight this special show where the cbc journalists were absolutely appalled that the
00:07:35.200 independent media were allowed into the french debates last night and they will be allowed in
00:07:39.920 again tonight to ask questions those people rosemary barton said so if you try to say hey
00:07:47.480 climate change is just a bunch of bs or we're not going to support ukraine they will be all over you
00:07:54.960 they will eviscerate and what is what does that mean for your chances of ever becoming prime 0.74
00:08:04.060 minister ever winning the federal government nothing so he's got to play that game and it
00:08:09.000 sucks we need so that's what i said last night as i was ending off the live debate coverage
00:08:15.060 and it turns out also that the left-wing corporate media threw an absolute tantrum there was actual 0.96
00:08:22.480 physical contact between some members of the left-wing corporate media who were there to
00:08:27.360 cover the english debate last night and the independent media people like rebel news juno
00:08:32.280 News, Western Standard were all there. Physical altercations. I think Ezra did a piece on that
00:08:38.940 today. Absolutely ridiculous. And they made themselves the news today because the left-wing 0.82
00:08:45.680 corporate media in Canada so far hasn't been touched. They've been protected by the government
00:08:50.700 and some BS rulings from the debate commissions in Elections Canada and all of that stuff that
00:08:56.260 keeps them separate but when they have to be in the same room with independent media
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00:09:11.040 shite they were talking about it on their presentations last night and rebel news 0.86
00:09:17.980 juno news today was laughing about it and they hardly made it a thing well i mean that's not 0.95
00:09:24.320 completely true Sheila Gunn-Reed did a pretty long piece on it but they were laughing about it
00:09:29.600 and the left-wing corporate media is still upset left-wing ranting red cheek eyes puffy oh yeah
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00:10:54.200 the debate stuff in just a second as i said earlier please go back and watch last night's
00:10:59.360 show with james and marcella from bc strong dr charles hoff and dr stephen malthouse they give
00:11:04.460 us a very good overview of what's going on with that ndp authoritarian government in british
00:11:11.300 columbia right now and what you can do if you live in the area to try and stop them from moving
00:11:17.200 forward with these authoritarian bills. And maybe, while we're at it, get them to repeal one that's
00:11:22.480 already been passed into law. But here in Manitoba, look at this. Now, the reason I bring this up
00:11:29.600 is because the NDP in Manitoba is moving very fast on Bill 43. There's a public meeting on it
00:11:38.880 on Thursday night. I'm going to gather some more information over the weekend, and I'll have some
00:11:42.980 better stuff for you guys on monday night but this is what bill 43 is in an editorial piece
00:11:48.720 from kevin klein who's the publisher of the winnipeg sun the manitoba government has decided
00:11:54.900 its priority isn't fixing health care it's not tackling crime it's not dealing with rising taxes
00:12:01.480 failing infrastructure or a broken education system instead they've introduced bill 43 an
00:12:07.760 amendment to the human rights code that makes using the wrong pronoun a violation of the law
00:12:15.960 under this proposal intentionally using a pronoun that doesn't align with someone's preference
00:12:22.460 intentionally so they have to prove intent that's difficult but don't be surprised if they spend a
00:12:28.800 lot of money trying so again under this proposal intentionally using a pronoun that doesn't align
00:12:35.140 with someone's preference will be considered discrimination according to the human rights
00:12:39.940 commission of manitoba let that sink in if you decline to use someone's chosen pronoun whether
00:12:46.480 out of conviction confusion or principle the government will classify it as discrimination
00:12:51.800 under human rights law it doesn't stop there and again this is being presented to the public on
00:12:59.200 thursday night the legislation explicitly includes things like dress hairstyle makeup body language
00:13:06.920 and voice in its definition of gender expression justice minister matt weeb said the change will
00:13:13.440 bring manitoba in line with federal law and other provinces when did we as a province ask for this
00:13:20.060 and we were warning people when the election happened a year and a half ago in manitoba
00:13:26.480 If you vote NDP, this is what you're going to get.
00:13:32.860 When did the voters of Manitoba decide that policing speech was the government's role?
00:13:38.220 This is not progress.
00:13:40.120 It's government overreach, plain and simple.
00:13:42.280 Governments are elected to provide core services.
00:13:45.200 They're expected to ensure hospitals function, streets are safe, taxes reasonable, public money is spent reasonably.
00:13:50.920 They're not elected to control how people think, speak, or believe.
00:13:55.440 And yet here we are. This government seems to believe its mandate includes the power to enforce ideological conformity through legal means. Bill 43 is being sold as a necessary step toward inclusion and equality. I think maybe he uses the word equality mistakenly there. Probably equity is what they're after. D-E-I, right?
00:14:19.760 does anyone honestly think legislating language leads to mutual respect passing laws that force
00:14:27.880 people to use certain words or face consequences doesn't foster understanding it creates resentment
00:14:33.840 it divides people even further we've seen this play out in other places in the uk for example
00:14:38.980 similar efforts to legislate pronoun use have sparked public backlash and increased polarization
00:14:44.560 In a 2022 YouGov survey, they found that 59% of British adults oppose requiring people to use someone's preferred pronouns by law.
00:14:53.760 Only 59? That's what I find shocking about that poll.
00:14:59.160 People don't want government intrusion into their personal conversations, whether at work, school, or anywhere else.
00:15:05.580 Here in Canada, we're seeing provinces like New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, and Alberta take a different approach.
00:15:11.580 They've implemented rules requiring parental consent before teachers and staff can address
00:15:15.720 students under 16 by a different name or pronoun. Those governments recognize that parents, not
00:15:21.040 bureaucrats or politicians, should be the ones guiding their children through complex issues
00:15:26.120 about identity. Whether you agree with their approach or not, at least they're involving
00:15:30.740 parents in the conversation. The Manitoba NDP government is going in the opposite direction.
00:15:36.680 they're telling everyone, parents, teachers, employers, citizens, that their beliefs and
00:15:40.800 choices don't matter. What matters is compliance with government-approved language. This is not
00:15:45.760 the path to inclusion. It's the path to division. The truth is Manitoba already has human rights
00:15:52.940 protections in place. Gender identity and sexual orientation are already recognized under existing
00:15:58.860 laws. If someone is being harassed or denied services based on who they are, they have legal
00:16:03.700 recourse. That's how it should be. Well, Bill 43 goes further. It's not about protecting people
00:16:11.140 from discrimination. It's about compelling speech, forcing everyone to participate in an ideology
00:16:17.140 they may not share under threat of legal sanction. Forcing compliance doesn't change hearts or minds.
00:16:22.700 It breeds silence, fear, resentment. Underground groups start to form.
00:16:27.980 maybe that's what they want people may comply on the surface but underneath trust erodes you can't
00:16:37.040 legislate respect respect is earned it comes through honest dialogue and mutual understanding
00:16:43.100 not coercion at its core this debate isn't about pronouns it's about freedom the freedom to speak
00:16:50.680 according to your conscience the freedom to hold personal beliefs without being punished by the
00:16:55.800 government. These are the freedoms that make a democratic society work. Once we start sacrificing
00:17:01.660 those freedoms in the name of inclusion, we lose something much more valuable. It looks like
00:17:06.640 the corporate media, at least in Winnipeg, at least this particular newspaper, is starting to catch on,
00:17:12.660 doesn't it? While the government is busy regulating pronouns, Manitobans are waiting for surgeries.
00:17:19.820 Emergency rooms are closing. Crime is rising. Taxes are going up. Roads are falling apart.
00:17:24.800 Where's the government's focus?
00:17:26.180 Now they want to expropriate private land in the south part of the city.
00:17:30.860 It's not on the basics.
00:17:32.180 It's not the real priorities.
00:17:34.340 Instead, they're pushing a bill that will distract, divide, and waste more public resources on legal battles.
00:17:39.960 And don't think for one second.
00:17:41.920 Once they get this passed, and they will because they're a majority government,
00:17:45.480 they won't try to make somebody an example within a week because that's how they rule.
00:17:50.260 according to the canadian institute for health information manitoba has some of the worst
00:17:56.620 health care wait times in the country a 2023 report showed the average wait time for hip
00:18:02.220 replacements in manitoba was 50 percent longer than the national benchmark violent crimes in
00:18:08.720 winnipeg are rising with statistics canada reporting a 10 increase in violent crime
00:18:13.220 severity in 2022 compared to the previous year we have real problems but the ndp they want to
00:18:19.880 talk about pronouns. This is tragic governance. It's a failure to prioritize, and it shows just
00:18:26.240 how far this government is willing to go to enforce its worldview on Manitobans. It's time
00:18:33.500 to ask who's next. If the government can dictate pronouns today, what will they regulate tomorrow?
00:18:39.300 What words will you be told you can't say next year? What beliefs will you be forced to deny
00:18:44.920 in order to keep your job or stay in business. 0.84
00:18:47.200 This is Stalin's Russia, my friends. 0.96
00:18:50.560 Sorry, it wasn't Russia. 0.75
00:18:51.700 It was the USSR.
00:18:55.720 United Soviet Socialist Republic.
00:18:58.200 We're seeing the slow erosion of free speech.
00:19:01.360 This is what Mark Carney will bring.
00:19:03.520 He will bring more of the same.
00:19:05.800 He agrees with this stuff.
00:19:08.820 It's happening while most people are focused on making ends meet,
00:19:12.000 caring for their families.
00:19:13.120 hockey and trying to navigate an uncertain world this isn't fear-mongering it's common sense
00:19:20.340 once the government claims the right to control speech they rarely stop there it's not a
00:19:27.320 hypothetical argument it's happening right now people have lost jobs and been dragged before
00:19:32.420 human rights tribunals for failing to use certain pronouns this is gender sorry this is uh what's
00:19:38.420 his name, Jordan Peterson's thing. This is what made him famous. Compelled speech. But then there's
00:19:46.240 the case of Josh Alexander in Ontario, suspended for expressing views on gender and pronouns that
00:19:51.540 conflicted with his school's policy. Whether you agree with him or not is not the point. The fact
00:19:56.900 that he faced disciplinary action for expressing his beliefs should concern everyone. Bill 43 opens
00:20:04.660 the door to similar situations in Manitoba. Teachers, employers, and even everyday citizens
00:20:09.560 could face legal complaints for what they say or don't say. While the government frames this as
00:20:15.120 progress, it's really about power. Wob Canoe should focus on delivering core services, not
00:20:20.660 enforcing speech codes. We need elected officials who respect our freedoms, not those who chip away
00:20:26.720 at them under the guise of inclusion when you elect the NDP this is what you get so that's
00:20:35.920 what's going on in Manitoba right now meanwhile in BC there's all kinds of horrible atrocious
00:20:40.940 things going on and I urge you again to go back and watch last night's show with BC strong Marcella
00:20:47.200 and um James and the Dr. Stephen Malthouse and Charles Hoff it was a fantastic conversation
00:20:54.280 Okay, let's go to the debate from last night. We did catch this live last night, but it wasn't presented in this way. So here's three minutes of Jagmeet Singh interrupting.
00:21:05.200 I have no regulation. I have no control over any energy development.
00:21:10.480 Mr. Singh, let's just let him finish his sentence.
00:21:13.560 That is not true.
00:21:14.440 It's the first time I heard you care about the environment.
00:21:16.240 It takes now 17 years to get a major project approved in this country.
00:21:22.340 That is why in the last 10 years we've had the worst economic growth in the entire G7.
00:21:29.220 We cannot afford a fourth liberal term.
00:21:33.200 We need a change job.
00:21:34.180 It sounds wild when you say that.
00:21:35.300 We actually need to get things done.
00:21:38.080 We need a change.
00:21:39.000 And our conservative plan for change will repeal the no new pipelines law.
00:21:43.700 The Toronto Star debunked your falsehoods on that.
00:21:47.120 It was six homes.
00:21:47.660 And I appreciate neither liberals or NDP are very good with math.
00:21:50.860 But in that year, the year I was the minister, if I could, the year I was minister, we had $1,000.
00:21:59.360 And guess what happened at the end of the conservative rant?
00:22:01.300 One bedroom is rented out for 900 liberals.
00:22:04.640 And now we have Mr. Carney making tens of billions of dollars of spending promises
00:22:10.880 that will ultimately continue to build bureaucracy.
00:22:14.460 We don't need more bureaucracy in Ottawa.
00:22:17.100 We tried that for 10 liberal years, Mr. Carney.
00:22:19.760 What we need is to build homes in communities.
00:22:22.340 And that means taxing taxes on home building and getting the government out.
00:22:26.340 And that plan includes cutting income taxes by 50%.
00:22:31.300 15%. Because hard work is actually being punished. Is actually being punished because of the very
00:22:38.140 high taxes, affordable food, affordable home on a safe street. And that's what we will deliver.
00:22:43.680 You want to save people $2,000, but cut their dental care, which is thousands of dollars,
00:22:47.480 cut their child care, which is thousands of dollars, cut pharma care coverage, which is
00:22:51.200 thousands of dollars. That's not a very good math deal right there. You're going to cut,
00:22:54.680 you're going to save people $2,000, but cost them tens of thousands of dollars. That's why you
00:22:58.800 cannot afford conservatives and you certainly can't trust the liberals on their own you need
00:23:02.620 new democrats mark kearney uh the border that's why the police that's not true and that's why
00:23:06.720 the police actually if i could the police actually endorsed me the police the liberals
00:23:14.380 want to protect i want to protect canadians from criminals the liberals want to protect
00:23:18.360 an aluminum plant you want to let there's canadian oil and gas and your idea is to
00:23:23.440 just like president trump wants my plan is to bring missions so that we actually help the
00:23:31.020 environment while bringing home the jobs for our people at the same time that is that is a sense
00:23:37.480 of change i want to get this but you know the answer in the car is thousands of dollars thousands
00:23:45.780 of dollars extra cost when you add when you add when you add taxes to steel you raise the price
00:23:54.900 of everything that uses steel when you add everything at taxes to the price when you add
00:24:00.720 when you add when you add the carbon tax on to job shortages and health care shortages and if i
00:24:07.260 could i didn't interrupt you i did not interrupt you i did not interrupt you don't blame i do not
00:24:12.800 blame her let let him finish i i do not blame amazing so you have to sit back and wonder and
00:24:21.620 we did see that in the live broadcast last night you have to wonder does jagmeet think that think
00:24:26.960 that is attractive to his base being rude and interrupting and it was if you notice all the
00:24:35.340 way through the debate he interrupted carney maybe once or twice but it was constant with
00:24:40.300 poliev constant constant which makes me believe and i'm sure there's a lot of other um independent
00:24:45.940 pundits out there who were watching this last night last night saying the same thing today
00:24:49.860 seems like singh is working for the liberals at this stage of the game he's thrown in the towel
00:24:54.540 and he's working for the liberals he needs the liberals to get a majority he figures that he
00:25:00.940 doesn't have any chance so maybe this wasn't an intentional thing from the beginning but now
00:25:05.800 he understands that the NDP may, in fact, lose party status, which is 12 seats, sorry, under 12
00:25:12.960 seats. And some polls have shown them getting eight, nine, maybe 10 seats. So what he needs to
00:25:20.120 do now is keep the conservatives out of power ideologically and possibly he's got some kind
00:25:26.360 of a deal with Carney behind closed doors we don't know about. Here's something else we did
00:25:31.080 see last night in the debate before i ended it but i want to watch it again because mark carney's
00:25:38.660 conduct towards the end of this particular clip which is only like 35 seconds is very childish
00:25:43.700 watch and are you prepared to elect the same liberal mps the same liberal ministers the same
00:25:48.400 liberal staffers all over again for a fourth term mr carney justin trudeau staffers are actually
00:25:54.580 here with you at this debate in montreal writing the talking points that you are regurgitating
00:25:59.860 into the microphone how can we possibly believe that you okay did you see that and i know i
00:26:06.020 pointed this out last night and you hear actually uh francois blanchette say
00:26:10.620 because they're all on live mics and that was a big hit
00:26:15.000 but watch carney's response it's like oh i know you are but what am i
00:26:21.400 isn't that how it came across y'all writing the talking points that you are regurgitating
00:26:27.840 into the microphone how can we possibly believe that you are any different than the previous
00:26:34.180 10 years of liberal government all right so the the two previous clips i played tonight we've seen
00:26:40.840 we saw those last night but towards the end of the debate last night once i had cut it off on my feed
00:26:47.200 it went on a little bit longer and the leaders got to ask each other questions carney chose
00:26:54.480 to ask Polyev a question and then Polyev or was it Polyev who chose to ask Carney a question first 0.99
00:27:00.180 and then Carney chose to ask Polyev a question and it was stupid I don't know what liberal 0.74
00:27:08.840 staffer would have given him the idea to actually ask this question this is something that the 0.78
00:27:14.820 liberals have been hammering on on social media in every interview that they've done for almost
00:27:20.920 three years now that Pierre Polyev doesn't have his security clearance.
00:27:27.440 Even though we know that's been bunk, it's been a bogus claim, but they're trying to make Polyev
00:27:33.800 look like he doesn't care about the Chinese threat or the Indian threat or the Russian threat.
00:27:42.200 Now, don't get me wrong. Again, last night, I completely disagreed and I still disagree with
00:27:48.020 polyev stances on ukraine and disagree with his stance on climate change but if you say anything
00:27:56.260 about those two things if you go the other way on ukraine you're immediately vilified by the
00:28:02.460 left-wing corporate media and climate change and these things guys they're embedded into normie
00:28:07.760 canadians out there they believe these things to be true that canada for whatever reason needs to
00:28:12.500 help Ukraine in this war against Russia. They can never win. And how can we help when our military
00:28:20.540 is dilapidated as it is and our budget is as stretched as it is? What are we supposed to do?
00:28:26.940 Yeah, we took some Ukrainian refugees in. Okay. We've got nothing left to give them. 1.00
00:28:34.980 But anyway, a lot of people are saying today that this was the moment in the debate last night. This
00:28:40.800 This was the knockout blow that I said last night didn't happen.
00:28:44.560 But we didn't see this part, at least not on my feed.
00:28:47.480 You guys may have seen this already for yourselves today, but watch.
00:28:50.420 Mr. Carney, good news is the next question is yours.
00:28:53.560 Well, I'm going to ask myself a question.
00:28:56.520 Actually, I'm going to ask a question which has been troubling me.
00:29:03.920 And it's troubling me because, you know, we are in a very dangerous and divided world.
00:29:10.740 Who is it to?
00:29:11.760 I'm going to ask a question to Mr. Polio.
00:29:14.180 Why not?
00:29:15.460 We're in a dangerous and divided world.
00:29:17.380 We talked earlier about the challenges in the Middle East, the threats from Iran, threats from Russia, Russia's aggression in Ukraine.
00:29:27.460 We have the threats from China, which I raised.
00:29:31.520 We have the United States, which is fundamentally changing its security relationships, its commercial relationships.
00:29:38.480 We have all this.
00:29:39.980 And in the context of that, everyone on this stage, Mr. Blanchet, Mr. Singh, myself, we have our top secret security clearance.
00:29:49.900 We have our top secret security clearance.
00:29:51.540 I got mine within three weeks.
00:29:53.580 It wasn't hard.
00:29:54.540 but I felt it was important that I had it so I could be in a position
00:29:57.420 to be informed about that dangerous world and take decisions out.
00:30:01.440 And Mr. Polyev, it is now 950 days, if my numbers are right,
00:30:07.580 since you've had the opportunity to get your top secret security clearance,
00:30:12.440 and you've refused.
00:30:14.480 Why?
00:30:15.800 Well, first of all, I have got my security clearance when I was a minister.
00:30:20.360 I got top secret clearance at the time, so there's no problem getting that.
00:30:24.060 But when the government made this recent offer, they said that if I got the secret security clearance briefings,
00:30:30.900 that I would be gagged under the security law and I could be prosecuted if I spoke freely about matters of foreign interference.
00:30:39.600 Now, given that Canada has experienced Chinese interference by Beijing, the government of China,
00:30:47.240 in two consecutive elections, I needed to do my job to speak freely without fear of prosecution.
00:30:54.060 and that was not something I would be allowed to do.
00:30:56.620 Even Thomas Mulcair, the former leader of the NDP,
00:31:00.140 said that when he was the leader of the opposition,
00:31:02.460 he never would have accepted the kind of gag order
00:31:05.660 that your government and Mr. Trudeau's government
00:31:08.000 was attempting to impose on me.
00:31:10.040 And it's good that I'd made that decision
00:31:11.780 because it has allowed me to speak freely
00:31:13.420 about things like the case where one of your candidates, sir,
00:31:17.320 actually said that he wanted to send a political opponent
00:31:20.280 to China under a bounty threatening his life or imprisonment, and you refused to get rid of him.
00:31:29.120 Now, it might have something to do with the fact that you went to China not long ago to get a
00:31:32.980 quarter billion dollar loan for your company. But the reality is you refused to stand up for a
00:31:38.660 Canadian who was being threatened by a foreign government. And I was able to speak freely on
00:31:43.740 that matter because I refused the gag order that the liberal government attempted to impose on me.
00:31:48.760 Well, you know, there's a couple of interesting things.
00:31:50.880 I think people at home have seen a, you know, robust debate here,
00:31:55.040 and it's been a robust campaign, and it has not stopped Mr. Blashek or Mr. Singh
00:31:59.840 at times in his campaign by making no challenges with respect to these issues.
00:32:04.220 So one can address it.
00:32:05.340 I will observe, as someone with a top-secret security clearance,
00:32:08.900 that China is not the only country that is accused of foreign interference.
00:32:13.680 And, gentlemen, that is time for the segment.
00:32:16.040 That's our time.
00:32:16.660 Okay, so people are suggesting that that was the knockout punch last night.
00:32:22.720 I'm not so sure it was, but what it is, or what it was,
00:32:27.800 is that it blew the entire liberal narrative for the last three years out of the water
00:32:34.680 in front of the largest television audience any of those candidates are going to get.
00:32:40.860 This is not just something that you post on X or on Facebook, social media, YouTube, whatever.
00:32:46.660 This was something that we were all, many Canadians, millions of Canadians were paying attention to last night.
00:32:53.100 And liberal people, people who are going, I'm going to vote for Mark Carney.
00:32:56.540 I'm going to vote for those liberals again.
00:32:57.980 I think they deserve a fourth term.
00:32:59.840 They might have seen that and gone, wait a minute.
00:33:01.860 Hold on.
00:33:02.240 That's not what they've been saying for the past three years.
00:33:05.940 he allowed poliev to bust their narrative completely which makes you think that some
00:33:16.100 of these people out there who were considering voting liberal might now be going well if they
00:33:20.540 were lying about that what else have they been lying about are they lying about climate change
00:33:28.760 are they lying about the carbon tax being a good thing oh and by the way some liberal candidates
00:33:33.940 and even an MP, well, not an MP right now, she's a candidate,
00:33:37.700 a couple of them have been talking about the fact
00:33:40.400 that they might have to bring the carbon tax back.
00:33:44.020 They're saying that in town hall meetings
00:33:45.960 and different ridings across the country.
00:33:49.840 So there is absolutely no way
00:33:54.520 that the liberals are going to be able to hide that now.
00:33:58.100 Going forward, the conservatives know
00:34:00.360 that liberal candidates have been talking about
00:34:02.340 bringing the carbon tax back they need to get that out there as much as they possibly can they
00:34:07.080 need to bust this ukraine narrative somehow so polyev did have that chance to do that last night
00:34:12.880 but he chose not to either because he believes it or he's seen polls that say the vast majority of
00:34:19.380 canadians believe that we should be helping ukraine and so he goes along with that to not
00:34:24.080 go along with it would be political suicide so he's forced into that corner and you know the
00:34:31.940 same thing with climate change. People actually believe that nonsense. And that's something that
00:34:37.680 we need to work on as well in terms of changing the narrative in this country. Abortion is the 0.94
00:34:42.360 other thing. And this is what liberals will say is the thing. They always resort to abortion
00:34:48.320 against conservatives when they have nothing else. But we need to change. We need to change
00:34:55.620 the narrative on that in this country babies are dying this is the last thing i'm going to play for
00:35:03.200 you guys tonight before we wrap it up i told you it wasn't going to be as long as normal
00:35:07.720 but watch this this was posted by patriot barbie on instagram a couple of days ago
00:35:12.980 to bernard n nathanson formerly the director of the largest abortion clinic in the western world
00:35:20.480 And I am the last surviving founding member of NARAL, a pro-abortion organization which brought legal abortion to the entire United States.
00:35:35.340 I am personally responsible for over 75,000 abortions.
00:35:41.580 We founded NARAL in the late 1960s with our purpose to export our pro-abortion mentality everywhere.
00:35:53.560 To achieve that end, we adopted the strategy to deny what we knew to be true, that abortion kills an existing living human being.
00:36:04.280 we denied that fact in an effort to mislead the american public and the courts of this land
00:36:12.760 this was the greatest mistake of my life and legal abortion was the greatest mistake
00:36:19.920 this nation has ever conceived man this story has a happy ending you guys i'm not sure if you know
00:36:26.200 it but um this is the same doctor that narrated the silent scream which is a pro-life uh movie
00:36:32.420 that came out 80s 90s um he actually when the technology for ultrasound came out he started
00:36:41.680 to be able to see his abortions performed in real time on an ultrasound and it changed his
00:36:48.480 perspective he realized he was killing live babies he went on to be a pro-life activist
00:36:55.680 met a catholic priest started studying the bible and on december 8th 1996 he gave his life to the
00:37:01.460 lord repented of his crimes against humanity repented of murdering babies and went on to
00:37:07.860 become one of the biggest pro-life advocates it's good to know that he was given the opportunity to 0.66
00:37:13.980 be revealed by god the sins the sin that abortion is that it's murdering a child 0.63
00:37:19.720 and i pray this for the rest of humanity um we can't seem to wake up women can't seem to wake 0.61
00:37:26.460 up the left or the democrats but could we wake up the doctors to see what they're doing repent
00:37:31.320 and turn away and if we had no doctors performing abortions well wouldn't be abortion that's my
00:37:36.800 prayer today patriot barbie's got a good story too so i want you to enjoy the rest of your easter
00:37:46.200 weekend this is good friday obviously we all know what good friday is easter sunday is all about
00:37:54.380 he is risen and of course little kids looking for chocolate easter eggs under couch cushions
00:38:01.640 and then maybe a great big ham dinner that night you guys have the rest of a great weekend
00:38:08.140 and i will talk about one more thing before i leave you here uh the winner last night of the
00:38:14.380 shadow at night uh coffee mug the 20 ounce coffee mug there it is right there boots love it and then
00:38:21.440 There's truth matters on this side here. 0.50
00:38:23.620 Her name is Wendy James.
00:38:25.140 Wendy, an all-access member,
00:38:26.840 member of the Nighthawk squad on shadowdavis.com,
00:38:30.360 regular in the extension every night.
00:38:32.840 So Wendy of Lumsden, Saskatchewan,
00:38:34.940 picked up the mug last night.
00:38:37.160 She has a choice of the mug or the hat,
00:38:38.620 and we'll do the same thing next Thursday night
00:38:40.860 for all-access members at shadowdavis.com.
00:38:43.340 So you guys have a great rest of your Easter-long weekend.
00:38:46.140 I love you all.
00:38:46.880 I appreciate you all,
00:38:47.920 And I will talk to you again on Monday night at eight o'clock central.
00:38:51.680 Bye for now.
00:39:17.920 We'll be right back.
00:39:47.920 Thank you.