The Shadoe Davis Show - April 20th⧸2026- Carney Addresses Canadians, Poilievre Does the Same

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00:04:54.440 the country yesterday, and then Pierre Polyev addressed the country today. The left-wing

00:04:59.820 corporate media made a great big deal about how wonderful Mark Carney is, and so did all the

00:05:04.820 lefties, all the Marxists on all social media, especially X. They're not shy at all on X,

00:05:10.700 even though now it's more than ever a free speech platform. So they get ratioed hard every time they

00:05:16.800 open their mouths. But anyway, here's what it says on CTV. With the United States acting more

00:05:23.320 like an economic foe than an ally under the presidency of Donald Trump. Now, Mark Carney

00:05:29.500 said he was going to sit down with Trump and try and hammer out a deal a year ago. And the

00:05:35.260 objective was to get that deal last July, which he has not yet done. And there's been little to

00:05:40.380 no negotiation on any kind of bilateral deal in the months since. Not just that, but now Trump

00:05:47.160 is signaling the end of the USMCA

00:05:49.500 or, if you like, Kuzma

00:05:51.060 at the beginning of July

00:05:52.660 when renegotiations of that treaty

00:05:55.340 are supposed to start happening.

00:05:57.560 Mark Carney said,

00:05:58.400 Canada's former strength

00:06:00.240 built on our bond with America

00:06:02.400 has become a weakness

00:06:03.600 that must be corrected.

00:06:08.760 I don't know, man.

00:06:10.480 75% of our economy

00:06:12.160 relies on the United States.

00:06:14.320 So he's doubling down.

00:06:17.160 he must have something because Canada alone is not strong enough in any way to withstand an

00:06:25.620 assault from the United States. So there's got to be some other kind of alliance he's cooking up.

00:06:31.000 I mean, a strong one, not just with China, but with the EU as well. Maybe both. Maybe there's

00:06:36.780 some kind of new world order happening and we don't even know about it because nothing official

00:06:43.760 has been announced and that's another thing we have to stop waiting for official announcements

00:06:48.120 oh by the way today is the day we're imposing digital id and digital currency just so you know

00:06:54.980 they're just going to do it without any fanfare we have to be ready for it in a pre-recorded

00:07:01.480 address released yesterday morning carney said his attention story intention was to talk directly

00:07:06.080 and regularly about his plan for canada and promised he would never sugarcoat our challenges

00:07:11.340 well he's the one that's putting the challenges in front of us the main point of this message

00:07:17.080 according to a source was that during a time of disruption he wanted a venue where he could

00:07:21.560 talk directly to canadians and in an extended format that's the left-wing corporate media

00:07:28.400 the media that is being funded by us by the taxpayers so they have no choice but to come

00:07:36.180 up with announcements like that it's pretty much a press release from the pmo here is mark

00:07:41.260 Carney. We're going to play the entire thing here for you. And when it's over or even as it's going

00:07:45.860 on, feel free to write down in comments who you think this sounds like. Going back a few years.

00:07:53.860 Here we go. The pall of uncertainty that's hanging over all of us. The U.S. has changed and we must

00:07:59.700 respond. Canada Strong is our plan to build Canada by Canadians for Canadians. It will attract new

00:08:07.480 investment so we can build more for ourselves, striking new partnerships abroad so we can sell

00:08:13.900 into new markets. It's about taking back control of our security, our borders, and our future.

00:08:21.180 There are some who say there's no need for a comprehensive plan. They believe we should wait

00:08:25.500 it out in the hope that the United States will return to normal, that the good old days will

00:08:30.880 come back. But hope isn't a plan, and nostalgia is not a strategy. And the days that young

00:08:38.000 Canadians have known all their lives haven't been that good. Their lifetimes have been marked by a

00:08:44.840 series of shocks and crises from abroad, the Iraq war, the global financial crisis, COVID, and now

00:08:50.700 this. We have to take care of ourselves because we can't rely on one foreign partner. We can't

00:08:56.580 control the disruption coming from our neighbors. We can't bet our future on the hope that it will

00:09:02.660 suddenly stop, but we can control what happens here. We can build a stronger country that can

00:09:09.680 withstand disruptions from abroad, that creates good jobs here at home, that's a leader in this

00:09:15.360 new world with a vast network of reliable allies. That's the Canada Strong Plan we're putting into

00:09:23.360 action new world order my friends we must get set for an angrier world its goals are ambitious

00:09:31.360 to catalyze a trillion dollars in investment to create one canadian economy out of 13 to build

00:09:37.980 new trade and energy corridors and to double the size of our clean energy capacity yes that's

00:09:45.040 ambitious but in a crisis fortune favors the bold and there's comfort and confidence to be found in

00:09:52.140 country's history after all our ancestors built an improbable country in an inhospitable land

00:09:58.700 where people were free to live their own lives when i get into the office i always look at this

00:10:04.860 statue on my desk it was given to me by mike myers just over a year ago and this is general

00:10:11.980 isaac brock brock was a hero who fought and gave his life for our forbearers in the war of 1812

00:10:19.180 before canada even existed on paper it had a shape in brock's imagination oh i'm sure the

00:10:25.980 first nations are really thrilled with this particular story faced with the threat of an

00:10:31.340 american invasion brought built alliances across our land and inspired what would eventually become

00:10:38.300 canada others carried that effort forward people like general de salaberry citizens like the

00:10:43.740 the Voltigeur who defended Shadowgi, and indigenous heroes such as Chief Tecumseh, who united

00:10:48.980 indigenous nations across the Great Lakes to resist U.S. expansion and protect their

00:10:54.440 lands. They battled together against a common foe, and by doing so, they made our life today

00:11:01.480 possible. This statue of General Brock that I see every morning in the Prime Minister's

00:11:05.960 office reminds me that when we're united as Canadians, we can withstand anything. Long

00:11:11.480 Long before Confederation, our country was forged by indigenous peoples, courier de bois

00:11:16.240 and voyageurs who mapped their continent and built vast trading networks from coast to

00:11:22.020 coast to coast before the Americans had even left St. Louis.

00:11:25.980 When the Second World War ended, Canada was ambitious, determined and united in a mission

00:11:30.120 to build big things.

00:11:31.760 The St. Lawrence Seaway, Trans-Canada Highway, Expo 67, the CN Tower.

00:11:36.160 We built new neighborhoods for hundreds of thousands of veterans and their families.

00:11:40.960 And we opened new universities to launch their careers.

00:11:43.600 We've begun to make big structural changes in the Canadian economy, and they're all designed

00:11:47.660 to make us stronger at home and less reliant on the United States.

00:11:51.520 On housing, we're taking a solution from the past, modernizing it, and creating a new housing

00:11:56.280 agency to build affordable homes faster and transform the housing sector in the process.

00:12:02.220 It's already up and running.

00:12:03.580 And though we have a ways to go yet, housing affordability is already improving.

00:12:07.760 For example, asking rents across Canada at their lowest level in nearly three years.

00:12:12.180 On energy and infrastructure, we're removing roadblocks that have been getting in the way of big projects.

00:12:17.320 On trade, to sell our goods and create new jobs, we're building relationships with other countries.

00:12:22.880 We've signed 20 new deals on four continents in less than a year.

00:12:26.820 Because Canada has what the world wants, from energy to education.

00:12:31.360 We have the values to which most of the world aspires, and we're a reliable partner in a world that is anything but.

00:12:38.200 We're defending Canadian sovereignty by investing in our security and creating an industry to support it.

00:12:44.940 We've embarked on an ambitious new mission to rebuild, rearm, and reinvest in the Canadian Armed Forces,

00:12:50.100 with the single largest increase in defence investment in generations.

00:12:54.000 As a result, recruitment to serve our country is already up 13%.

00:12:58.100 This is the first time since the fall of the Berlin Wall that Canada will be spending what

00:13:03.760 our allies expect and what we need for our defence. And we're just getting started.

00:13:09.920 Our defence strategy will catalyze $500 billion in investment in Canada over the next decade.

00:13:14.960 Our plan for Canada is gaining momentum, and it will work. But we are not going to fix all

00:13:21.460 our problems tomorrow. And there will be setbacks along the way. The biggest payoffs will take time.

00:13:27.240 So we know that Canadians need a boost today and a bridge to tomorrow.

00:13:31.560 That's why, as we build a stronger economy, we're focused on lowering costs for Canadians.

00:13:37.240 On day one in office, we cancelled the consumer carbon tax.

00:13:40.560 We cut taxes for $22 million.

00:13:42.880 No, no, you did not cancel the consumer carbon tax.

00:13:47.160 You renamed the consumer carbon tax.

00:13:50.960 Let's not forget that.

00:13:52.300 Middle-class Canadians saving a two-income family up to $840.

00:13:57.240 this year we've cut taxes for first-time home buyers saving them up to fifty thousand dollars

00:14:01.800 on their first homes we've reduced tolls for vehicles on the confederation bridge and cut

00:14:06.680 fares by 50 on ferries in atlantic canada we've launched something called automatic federal

00:14:12.200 benefits what it does is it will help five and a half million low-income canadians get the benefits

00:14:18.520 that they're entitled to oh that's right giving away our money to low-income canadians as long

00:14:26.360 long as they have a digital ID. Now, I'm not sure if you guys are aware of this. I'm not sure if you

00:14:31.940 do any business with the federal government at all in terms of getting money from them or having

00:14:37.220 to pay them, whatever. But in order to get into the Service Canada window these days, you have to

00:14:45.080 have their digital ID. That's what they're doing. Soft mandatory, it's called. Made the National

00:14:51.100 school food program permanent, feeding 400,000 children and saving their parents $800 a year

00:14:57.620 on groceries. We're protecting the social programs that give every Canadian a fair chance to get

00:15:02.600 ahead. Child care, dental care, and pharma care. We have everything we need here at home. Most of

00:15:08.820 all, we have each other. Canadians are the hardest working, best educated people in the world. We

00:15:14.040 care deeply about each other and about our country. And Canadians have responded to this crisis with

00:15:19.580 that spirit. We're buying Canadian. We're investing Canadian. We're exploring Canadian. Canadians

00:15:24.500 everywhere are all in. We all desire a better country. We've been a great neighbor, always

00:15:31.940 willing to help our friends in their times of need. We've stood shoulder to shoulder with our

00:15:35.820 allies in some of the toughest circumstances imaginable, in Kandahar, on Juneau Beach,

00:15:40.440 and at Vimy Ridge. We've been a beacon to the world with our values and our ability to always

00:15:45.340 overcome incredible challenges the situation today feels unique but we've faced down threats

00:15:50.940 like this before and in the weeks and months ahead we're going to want to talk with you again

00:15:55.580 i know you have busy lives and you don't need daily interruptions from me but the truth is

00:16:01.100 there's a lot going on in the world and not all of it is good mistakes could not be higher

00:16:08.460 the way we're going to get through this is together there's much forward guidance to

00:16:13.420 be found in our shared history we will get through this because of who we have always been

00:16:19.260 a country of tough decent caring people people who grow stronger in adversity

00:16:26.300 it's our country it's our future we are taking back control to build canada strong

00:16:34.220 it's already working let's keep going thank you for your time

00:16:38.780 he's playing on the heartstrings of canadians everywhere hard working we fought at juno beach

00:16:49.880 we battled the americans to create our own country in concert with first nations tribes

00:16:56.420 who banded together long before the americans ever got out of kansas

00:17:00.260 that stuff doesn't play well man not with people who actually know what he's doing

00:17:06.900 and what's with the adversity why do we have to be going through adversity right now is there any

00:17:14.860 reason oh right klaus schwab said we can never go back to the way things used to be and mark carney

00:17:21.860 is now here carrying out that plan not just on behalf of canada but he is building an alliance

00:17:28.260 of middle powers to fight against the superpowers he wants that multipolar world

00:17:33.220 and in the meantime in order to get it canadians are going to have to suffer

00:17:39.300 how do we decouple 75 percent of our entire economy from the united states just to prove

00:17:49.300 that we're sovereign in a short amount of time it's impossible to do that that can't be done

00:17:56.420 and if he thinks he's going to get help from China or the EU, sadly mistaken. It's only a

00:18:03.620 matter of time before Donald Trump, once he's done screwing around in the Middle East, and once he

00:18:08.120 gets his hands on Cuba and Greenland, it's only a matter of time before he says, all right, Canada,

00:18:15.320 it's time to come on over. Now, how he's going to do that, I don't know. But the bigger thing is

00:18:21.780 Donald Trump will never, never allow these Chinese vehicles in Canada.

00:18:28.560 He will never allow China to become an ally of Canada,

00:18:37.780 because an ally of Canada means you basically control Canada.

00:18:40.860 And you'd have to know that the U.S. government is already aware

00:18:44.900 of how much control China has over all of the institutions of this country.

00:18:50.040 it's only a matter of time before something happens and don't be surprised and i've said

00:18:55.760 this before in the all access show and here i am out on social media saying it but don't be

00:19:01.560 surprised if the american alphabet agencies have agencies have already fixed the alberta

00:19:09.720 referendum so that sovereignty wins wouldn't surprise me in the least donald trump doesn't

00:19:17.940 want ontario he doesn't need ontario he's already taken all their auto manufacturing away maybe he

00:19:24.100 could use their rare earth minerals from the ring of fire but he doesn't need them as much as he

00:19:30.340 wants alberta for the oil the oil and gas and then he wants saskatchewan as well for the same thing

00:19:35.660 and their rare earth they have a lot of that manitoba maybe he wants that northern port i

00:19:40.580 don't know it doesn't matter what matters is that canada as an entity that we know now

00:19:48.880 is not going to be around much longer in my opinion now this came out just today

00:19:57.140 china allies paid two thousand dollars to attend carney fundraiser the story originally published

00:20:03.360 in the national post several toronto area business people aligned in various ways with

00:20:09.900 the Chinese government were among guests who paid close to $2,000 to attend a Liberal Party

00:20:15.260 fundraiser with Mark Carney last month. The attendees included individuals and groups that

00:20:20.920 have won praise from Chinese diplomats and agencies, echoed Beijing's talking points on

00:20:25.540 contentious issues, and worked with Chinese Communist Party organizations. One guest's

00:20:30.820 presence evoked memories of the famous dumpling-making photo of former Prime Minister

00:20:35.340 Justin Trudeau at a controversial fundraiser a decade ago. Co-hosted by floor-crosser Michael

00:20:41.860 Ma, the dinner attracted attention even before it began. Ma crossed the floor from the conservatives

00:20:47.480 to the liberals last year, then drew controversy last month by pointedly challenging parliamentary

00:20:53.360 testimony about the well-documented phenomenon of forced labor in China. The fact China-friendly

00:20:59.860 figures paid $1,750 each to attend a gathering with Carney is a worrisome reminder of Beijing's

00:21:07.080 reach, indirectly at least into federal politics, China critics charge. By paying for that expensive

00:21:14.160 ticket, you get the face-to-face acquaintance with the political VIP you like to associate with,

00:21:19.700 said Gloria Fung of the group Canada Hong Kong Link. There are steps, step by step,

00:21:25.580 how these politicians could be lobbied and lured into the acceptance of the narrative promoted by

00:21:30.840 the donors, she said. I don't want any of our government officials to run into this evil cycle

00:21:36.140 again because it won't end there. It won't end with a fundraising dinner. Once China gets their

00:21:42.180 tentacles into you, that's it. Pierre Polyev countered with this address to Canadians today.

00:21:51.060 Today, the Prime Minister released yet another video that repeated the same speech that he's been giving for the last year about the U.S.

00:21:59.260 He recycled the same promises and reused the same old lines, this time with a little more dramatic flair.

00:22:05.220 There was even a new figurine on display.

00:22:08.420 But it was all strangely timed for the day before Statistics Canada inflation data would show that in March,

00:22:14.940 we again had the worst food price inflation in the G7.

00:22:19.120 Now, other G7 countries face the same global problems of tariffs and wars,

00:22:23.720 but none are seeing the rise of the grocery stores liberals have imposed here at home.

00:22:29.040 Now, it's not surprising that the Prime Minister wants to distract from his costly failures

00:22:33.680 by pushing fear and re-upping his rhetoric yesterday.

00:22:38.120 But let's compare that rhetoric to the reality.

00:22:41.140 He promised to double home building, but his own housing agency now expects home building to fall 18%.

00:22:46.780 he promised to build big projects, but what's really getting built? His new major projects

00:22:52.860 office has approved not one single new major project, not one major pipeline, not one major

00:23:01.580 development, nothing. He has not removed a single Trudeau-era anti-development law,

00:23:06.620 but he has stacked new laws on top of old ones. He's not removed a single government agency or

00:23:11.580 bureaucracy, but he instead has created 12 new ones. And speaking of the pipeline of the Pacific,

00:23:17.940 that great symbol of our national energy sovereignty, after a year of Mark Carney's

00:23:23.140 promise to do unprecedented speeds, the project has no route, no permit, no builder, no timeline

00:23:29.860 to start building, and no end date to complete it. Enbridge, the only company capable of building it,

00:23:36.680 says plainly that the liberal laws and taxes that Mr. Carney has kept in place make it

00:23:41.400 impossible to produce enough oil to fill a new pipeline. It's all an illusion.

00:23:47.640 He also promised to negotiate a win with the U.S. by July 2025. Almost a year later,

00:23:54.140 he has squandered Canada's leverage and we now pay twice the tariffs on far more goods than when

00:23:58.760 Mr. Carney became Prime Minister. While I have announced a detailed plan to build our leverage

00:24:03.620 to fight for tariff-free trade, a year after he became Prime Minister, no one has any idea

00:24:10.120 of Mr. Carney's plan to save the over 2 million Canadian jobs

00:24:14.240 that rely on trade with the U.S.

00:24:17.160 These workers cannot eat speeches or videos or announcements.

00:24:22.700 He claims he'll replace the U.S. with other countries,

00:24:25.360 so let me ask you this.

00:24:27.240 How many new trade deals with other countries

00:24:29.800 do you think he has negotiated in his year in office?

00:24:34.700 Zero.

00:24:36.080 The last trade deal from this Liberal government was with Indonesia,

00:24:39.260 negotiated by Justin Trudeau. It will boost annual exports with that country by only enough

00:24:45.040 to replace just five hours of exports to the U.S. Other than that, there have been a dozen

00:24:52.280 non-binding, unenforceable memorandums that amount to little more than press releases.

00:24:57.400 He repeated promises in his video for more investment, but since he took office,

00:25:02.540 investment in industrial equipment and machinery has fallen nearly 15 percent.

00:25:07.500 And that is after the liberal decade saw the net exit of $1 trillion of investment.

00:25:14.880 Twice as much investment has left Canada than returned in the last decade, according to an RBC report released last week.

00:25:22.400 And twice as many Canadians are opening businesses outside of Canada as they are here at home.

00:25:27.720 The Canadian Federation of Independent Business says we are in an entrepreneurial drought and that economic foundations are crumbling.

00:25:37.600 Meanwhile, Mr. Carney has doubled the deficit, increased federal spending 7% above what Justin Trudeau spent in his final year,

00:25:45.500 and stacked $90 billion of net new spending on top of what his predecessor had budgeted for the next five years.

00:25:53.300 All right, so he pretty much refutes everything Carney's saying.

00:25:57.780 but the liberal uh fanboys on social media the last 24 hours have been saying it's wonderful

00:26:04.560 to finally have such a great leader in this country we waited so long for mark carney to

00:26:10.100 come along and it's amazing that we've got such a detailed plan in front of us we just watched

00:26:16.120 his speech do you guys remember any details of a plan that he told us about in that entire 10

00:26:23.600 minutes he was yapping. There was a lot of reminiscing about how great Canada used to be.

00:26:32.160 But what did he give us in terms of a plan? He did mention there was going to have to be some

00:26:40.580 hardship for Canadians. I don't know why, considering how many natural resources this

00:26:45.540 country has that we could just pull out of the ground and be rich we could rich the richest

00:26:54.580 nation in the world but no no it's got to be net zero mark carney will never ever go along with the

00:27:02.480 plans of donald trump because apparently trump is not a globalist not in that way anyhow now i know

00:27:10.620 there's a lot of people who have been thinking ah he's just part of the plan he's gonna he's gonna

00:27:14.600 get the AI, he's going to get the digital ID and the digital currency. Trump is just as bad as the

00:27:20.300 rest. And yeah, that may be true, but I've been saying this for a very long time now, you guys,

00:27:25.320 that there are different tentacles of this cabal over top of everything, right? The cabal

00:27:33.180 is here, and then the tentacles reach down. And one tentacle is this new world order,

00:27:40.520 globalist regime, WEF, along with China, and the other one may be a technocratic regime

00:27:46.980 headed up by Donald Trump. He may not even know that he's a useful idiot, but what you need to

00:27:56.000 do is look up, I'm not going to do it tonight, but you can do this yourself, look up the works

00:28:00.320 of whitney webb she nails it whitney webb i think is probably the closest

00:28:09.440 to knowing exactly what's really going on and she doesn't even know all of it

00:28:17.860 but there's all and now this alien thing is going to be coming out in the next few days like what

00:28:25.100 what exactly what the hell's going on but anyway let's get back to canada for a couple of moments

00:28:33.220 here we just heard from carney we just heard from polyev and this new poll came out from angus reed

00:28:40.600 just today and they say and i find this hard to believe but then again last week we did a show on

00:28:47.640 the polls are all bs even david coletto admitted it he's a pollster as well

00:28:52.540 the polls do not accurately reflect the sentiments of all canadians they over

00:28:59.200 sample liberals constantly and conservatives never seem to want to respond to these things

00:29:04.720 why because they're always at work when they get the call 58 of past cpc voters stand by

00:29:13.220 polyev's long-term leadership but increasing numbers say he should go so i interpret that to

00:29:18.880 mean that 58 only 58 percent of the people who voted for poly of last year in the election

00:29:24.520 would still stand by him today that's almost half

00:29:30.500 that's almost according to this poll almost half of the people who voted conservative in the last

00:29:38.220 election want to see a new leader what do they have any idea who it might be who could step up

00:29:48.880 The erosion of the standing of the conservative party in the House of Commons has raised questions, all the floor crossings, right?

00:29:56.300 Of the leadership of Pierre Polyev to a new volume.

00:29:58.860 This is what all the left-wing corporate media is trumpeting as well.

00:30:01.880 Oh, should Polyev quit?

00:30:03.500 One of them even asked Mark Carney in a press conference last week,

00:30:07.560 ah, if you were Pierre Polyev, would you resign?

00:30:11.640 Are you freaking kidding me?

00:30:13.620 They're brainwashed, they're hypnotized.

00:30:15.280 This is not just a matter of public funding.

00:30:18.120 this is a matter of your ecosystem this is a matter of all of the media in this country the

00:30:25.320 national media all of it is based in toronto and toronto is a marxist city look who their mayor is

00:30:34.560 that should tell you everything you need to know about toronto and it's getting worse

00:30:39.800 now look at this the liberals may have earned a majority government through three by-election

00:30:47.300 victories but the path to majority rule was paved by a series of defections mostly from the rival

00:30:53.400 conservatives since the last election new data from the non-profit angus reed institute finds

00:30:59.120 a majority 57 percent of past cpc voters want pauliev to lead the party into the next election

00:31:05.680 but compared to last summer a larger minority who would prefer to see him replaced

00:31:10.620 i find that very difficult to believe as a matter of fact i don't believe it i don't

00:31:17.620 believe it at all pierre paulia was in winnipeg this past weekend at the ufc event and here's

00:31:24.580 what it looked like.

00:31:54.580 Oh

00:32:24.580 i think i brought this up last year during the election as well

00:32:31.580 this is a guy who is essentially a rock star in this country i mean he goes to a large event like

00:32:41.820 that now i understand ufc he was on joe rogan right he's a big ufc fan mixed martial arts

00:32:48.380 poliev likes that stuff and that is his base right there that 18 to probably 50 year old

00:32:59.320 male demographic overwhelmingly conservative

00:33:04.280 could he go into uh where do women go

00:33:10.800 i don't know where do women go on mass could he walk into a white liberal women's reading group and

00:33:20.480 and get the same kind of reaction probably not but that's an arena full man ufc doesn't come

00:33:29.160 to winnipeg very often the place was packed there's 16 000 maybe 17 000 people there

00:33:34.000 and polyev is being swarmed walking through the corridors of whatever the building is called

00:33:41.540 these days canada life center i think maybe mts place i can't remember but to me and just like

00:33:47.740 last year with those rallies he was doing drawing five six seven thousand people into a warehouse

00:33:52.600 in the boondocks of whatever city he happened to be in that day people driving out walking blocks

00:33:59.320 and blocks in the cold weather and waiting in line to go and see Pierre Polyev speak

00:34:04.440 for a half an hour or 45 minutes. And then he somehow manages to lose the election. I don't

00:34:10.960 get it. I believe there's something the matter with our elections. But because we're voting with

00:34:17.940 pencils and paper, it's very difficult to fudge those results. Or is it?

00:34:24.000 we need an investigation

00:34:27.140 because there's absolutely no way

00:34:30.960 and the polls again are all fixed

00:34:33.480 they're all frauds as well

00:34:34.720 and again David Coletto

00:34:36.960 hang on for a second

00:34:37.920 because I can't remember what polling agency

00:34:39.760 David Coletto runs here

00:34:41.640 let me quickly look it up

00:34:43.880 because he admitted last week

00:34:49.960 they use a flawed model

00:34:54.000 abacus all right so david coletto runs abacus data they do a lot of political polling and he

00:34:59.580 says they use a flawed model they over poll liberals they under poll conservatives so

00:35:03.420 naturally you're going to get these kinds of results in polls and he said the difference

00:35:07.980 is between five and ten percentage points in nearly every poll and i have never seen

00:35:15.680 not in my entire professional career i remember i used to work in radio right so

00:35:20.840 the ratings in radio work a lot like polling where you take a sampling of the people who

00:35:28.560 listen to whatever radio station and if there's a huge variance in a short period of time you

00:35:34.800 chalk that up to a glitch that's not real and then they just come back to normal in

00:35:39.280 the next couple of uh next couple of ratings periods there's no way this happens

00:35:46.140 we're living in a simulation for goodness sakes okay so apparently there is a problem

00:35:55.660 getting some temporary foreign students out of the country they don't want to go

00:35:59.280 they've been holding rallies in major cities across the country these past couple of weekends

00:36:04.340 even though they came into the country with the understanding that they would have to leave they

00:36:09.580 came in as temporary foreign students. So from 620 CKRM in Regina, Deputy Minister says Immigration

00:36:20.920 Department fixing integrity issues cited by Auditor General. The Auditor General's name is

00:36:26.460 Karen Hogan, and here's what she said today in committee. Introduced a new tool to verify

00:36:32.500 acceptance letters and had processes to identify potential fraud and student noncompliance.

00:36:39.580 It did not effectively investigate or follow-up when risks were flagged.

00:36:45.940 For example, in 2023 and 2024, designated learning institutions identified over 153,000 potential cases of non-compliance with study permits,

00:36:58.000 but the department investigated only about 4,000 of them.

00:37:03.280 Most cases could not be closed because the students did not respond to the department's

00:37:08.080 requests for more information. Further, the department's fraud detection activities

00:37:14.720 identified 800 cases of fraud after permits were approved. No follow-up occurred on these cases.

00:37:22.800 In most instances, individuals went on to apply for other immigration permits while in Canada.

00:37:30.000 More than half of those applications have since been approved.

00:37:34.880 Our audit also identified an opportunity for better collaboration with the Canada Border

00:37:39.680 Services Agency. We found that the immigration department did not collaborate with the agency

00:37:45.440 to identify whether students with expired permits had left Canada. Using the immigration department's

00:37:52.320 available data, we worked with the Canada Border Services Agency and found that only about 40%

00:37:59.120 of the 39,500 students required to leave in 2024 had in fact left the country.

00:38:08.240 Ultimately, the department needs to act on the information it already has to address integrity

00:38:14.240 concerns in the program, including collaborating with the Canada Border Services Agency.

00:38:20.480 This is equally important once students are in Canada and applying for additional permits.

00:38:26.240 okay i just want to remind you guys that person there karen hogan she's not a politician she's

00:38:34.420 not a liberal she's not a conservative she's the auditor general she speaks in facts

00:38:40.560 that's what's happening in our country 40 percent of the temporary foreign students

00:38:48.260 up to 2024 required to leave the country left the other 60 are still here presumably working at tim

00:38:58.680 hortons your kid can't get a job for a reason man still oh we're fixing the immigration don't worry

00:39:05.760 about it nah really immigration refugees and citizenship canada should not allow budget

00:39:12.960 constraints to limit how many investigations are done when a student visa is flagged for

00:39:17.280 potential violations from the deputy minister uh who told the house of commons committee today

00:39:24.380 ted gallivant was at the immigration committee following a march 23rd report by the auditor

00:39:29.780 general which found critical weaknesses in integrity controls of student visas in our

00:39:35.020 management action plan we're making a commitment to review all of the cases where it's confirmed

00:39:40.060 that it's not a discrepancy but actual fraud we need to take action and we'll have to sort out

00:39:45.320 the budget implications after the fact, Gallivan said. Now, I want you guys to understand, for

00:39:49.180 those of you who are not familiar with how government departments work, whether it's

00:39:53.740 provincial or federal, the deputy minister is the one who's actually in charge. That's the person

00:39:59.940 who runs that department. They're a lifelong bureaucrat. They probably worked their way up

00:40:04.320 from the mailroom, and now they're the deputy minister. The minister is supposed to be

00:40:11.820 responsible ultimately. But the minister is a politician. The minister gets shuffled from

00:40:16.340 portfolio to portfolio to portfolio all the time. One day you're the defense minister. The next day

00:40:22.500 you're the heritage minister. Do you really know the portfolio? No. You're just playing the role

00:40:30.920 on television. The person who actually runs it is the deputy minister. Auditor General Karen

00:40:38.860 hogan's report found thousands of potentially problematic student visas were not being

00:40:43.180 investigated including more than 150 000 cases between just between 2023 and 2024 of international

00:40:51.900 students potentially not complying with the terms of their visa in many cases that means not attending

00:40:57.640 the school they were accepted to for which the visa was issued yep and again i bet you you go do

00:41:05.160 a sweep at Tim Hortons or any convenience store and say, hey, are you a temporary foreign student

00:41:11.640 in the country illegally? They go running out the door. So for a very long time now,

00:41:21.620 the Canadian military has been woeful in terms of new recruitment, right? We've been way down

00:41:27.600 in terms of how many soldiers, how many members the Canadian forces actually has.

00:41:33.300 so this cbc story says military enrollment rebounds but canadian forces still thousands short

00:41:40.980 of the 2017 target so let's see how much it rebounded the number of people who enrolled

00:41:47.560 in the canadian military both full-time and part-time and remember this is now a new immigration

00:41:51.720 thing where hey if you're a experienced military member in some other country and you want to come

00:41:56.580 to canada you can do so you can slip in if you apply to be in the canadian military like their

00:42:02.520 allegiance will be to Canada. Anyway, the enrollment has surged in the last fiscal year,

00:42:11.340 but despite the milestone of the size of the armed forces has yet to reach targets set almost

00:42:15.960 a decade ago. Defense Minister David McGinty announced today that 7,310 applicants were

00:42:22.700 accepted into the regular force last year, surpassing the benchmark set by the Department

00:42:27.280 of National Defense. It's apparently the highest number of people coming in off the street in more

00:42:31.740 than three decades were coming in from out of country.

00:42:35.320 So James Bazan is the conservative defense critic and in committee today.

00:42:40.480 Here's what he uncovered.

00:42:41.620 Hearing that at Saint Jean right now where we do all of our basic training

00:43:01.740 well that was weird we had a bit of a hiccup there with the system so we're just going to go

00:43:07.260 ahead and put that video on again why we had such good momentum too that's a shame so james bazan

00:43:13.740 right that's where we were all right so here's what he uncovered sorry to be repetitive in

00:43:19.380 committee today hearing that at saint jean right now where we do all of our basic training uh that

00:43:26.780 there is a large number that are either voluntarily withdrawing or have failed to

00:43:33.540 meet the standards some of them even on language some of the PRs are not

00:43:37.880 functional in either French and or English so what what what what we got to

00:43:47.420 go back and hear that again say that again James voluntarily withdrawing or

00:43:52.700 have failed to meet the standards um some of them even on language some of the prs are not

00:43:58.140 functional in either french and or english um so based upon that um we're hearing that there's

00:44:06.140 temporary shelters being built to house them i thought that all of our forces have after they

00:44:10.940 are all those wait a minute wait a minute hold on hold on so they they wash out because they

00:44:17.100 can't speak the language they're not meeting the basics of enrollment within the canadian forces

00:44:22.700 And so instead of being sent home, they're building barracks to house these people?

00:44:30.600 Hmm, that sounds a little fishy, don't you think?

00:44:33.320 They have gone through basic training or in basic training, whether they voluntarily withdraw or not,

00:44:37.420 that they are paid to go home, not to be stored up in temporary housing like tents.

00:44:43.140 I'm hearing up to 13 units being built to house those that have not gotten through basic training.

00:44:52.700 so we've got a lot of prs that can't get through basic training because they can't understand

00:44:59.500 english or french because they're here from pakistan or india or wherever like fresh

00:45:08.640 off the boat or plane whatever they don't understand a thing

00:45:14.160 maybe they were military members in their own country and say hey i can carry i can shoot a

00:45:21.160 gun? I can crawl through the muck? Yes, definitely. You speak English or French, though?

00:45:30.300 Might be a problem. Unbelievable. Now, this story

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00:46:26.180 so this comes from lioness of judah on substack ontario court of appeal dismisses lawsuit over

00:46:31.940 teen sean hartman's death following covet vaccination

00:46:39.060 in a significant decision this came out a couple days ago the hartman v canada attorney general

00:46:45.780 ruling was upheld by the Ontario Court of Appeal dismissing a lawsuit brought against the federal

00:46:51.120 government over the death of a teenage boy following a COVID-19 vaccination. The court found

00:46:56.700 that the claim had no reasonable prospect of success

00:47:00.300 and agreed with a lower court decision to strike it in its entirety.

00:47:07.320 You think this is going to work, Bob? Probably not. We're not going to let it through.

00:47:15.780 Well, that's not for them to say.

00:47:18.800 The case was brought by Dan Hartman,

00:47:20.800 whose 17-year-old son, Sean,

00:47:23.000 died in September 2021.

00:47:26.600 Sean, who had been described as previously healthy,

00:47:28.720 was found dead beside his bed

00:47:31.180 33 days after receiving the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine.

00:47:36.020 Following the vaccination,

00:47:37.280 he had been taken to hospital

00:47:38.580 because of symptoms his father believes

00:47:40.720 were related to the shot.

00:47:42.520 uh dan says his son chose to get vaccinated so he could continue playing hockey as vaccination

00:47:51.120 was required for participation in many sports and activities at the time hartman's lawsuit

00:47:56.200 alleged that federal officials including the minister of health were negligent in approving

00:48:00.440 promoting and monitoring the vaccine and that they acted with reckless indifference or willful

00:48:05.120 blindness to potential risks the court of appeal acknowledged the devastating nature of sean's death

00:48:11.340 describing it as a tragic loss for his family and community however the judges concluded that the

00:48:17.220 legal claims could not succeed central to the ruling was the finding the federal government

00:48:22.180 does not owe a private duty of care to individual members of the public when making broad public

00:48:29.560 health decisions during a pandemic again this is what the court said the federal government

00:48:37.900 does not owe a private duty of care to individual members of the public

00:48:43.480 when making broad public health decisions during a pandemic.

00:48:48.840 Instead, such decisions are made in the interest of the population as a whole,

00:48:54.060 often requiring difficult trade-offs that may carry risks for some individuals.

00:48:59.040 The court also determined that the claim failed to establish

00:49:03.000 the necessary elements for misfeasance in public office.

00:49:05.900 specifically there were no material facts showing that government officials acted in bad faith or

00:49:11.240 knowingly engaged in unlawful conduct that would likely cause harm to sean hartman they had the

00:49:18.980 data they knew exactly what they were doing the judges noted that the clinical trial data

00:49:25.740 referenced in the lawsuit supported the conclusion the vaccine was highly effective

00:49:29.240 what what what were these guys reading undermining the argument that officials

00:49:36.560 knowingly promoted a harmful or ineffective product in addition the court found the public

00:49:42.500 statements cited in the claim were directed broadly at canadians and did not create a

00:49:48.100 specific relationship or obligation towards sean hartman as an individual

00:49:51.840 wow that that's just a cop-out

00:49:59.800 when you're told you can't play hockey you can't go to school you can't work

00:50:05.940 you can't be here in this restaurant unless you've got a vaccine then yeah it becomes pretty personal

00:50:13.920 pretty quick as a result there was no legal basis to establish the proximity or duty of

00:50:21.020 care required for a negligence claim shockingly the court also claimed that allowing hartman's

00:50:26.940 case to proceed could have broader consequences including discouraging governments from making

00:50:32.740 urgent public health decisions during emergencies because of fear of legal liability as it should

00:50:38.780 be you can't give these idiots carte blanche

00:50:44.660 here's a trailer for a movie called the shot welcome back to cincinnati where medical personnel

00:50:56.080 have been working on bill safety demar hamlin for the last nine minutes hamlin made a hit

00:51:02.440 got up took a couple of steps and then just fell to the ground in 2021 with the rollout of the

00:51:08.620 COVID-19 vaccines, we witnessed cardiac arrests in athletes like we've never seen before.

00:51:18.280 The evidence is getting stronger all the time to the point, in my opinion, where it's

00:51:22.800 difficult to argue that the vaccine has not had terrible consequences.

00:51:28.880 Multiple research reports show that heart inflammation risks tied to the vaccines may

00:51:34.140 be far greater and maybe even more dangerous than previously reported, particularly

00:51:38.260 among young men. Unfortunately, my only son had to have a shot to play hockey. He was forced into

00:51:47.120 it, coerced into it, told it was safe and effective. After my son, Sean, took his first

00:51:55.320 vials of shot, he was found dead on the floor beside his bed on the morning of September 27,

00:52:00.360 of 2021. There's tens of thousands of others, children that have been severely armed by this

00:52:07.980 COVID-19 gene therapy. And so we launched a lawsuit against Pfizer for wrongful death. We

00:52:14.820 also launched a lawsuit against the government of Canada for fraud and deceit. I miss my boy

00:52:19.760 and I want him back and I know he's never coming back. And the combination of rage and sadness

00:52:24.780 is powerful. People, please join me in the fight and help me beat them.

00:52:30.360 for Sean and for everybody.

00:52:42.620 Okay, so the movie is going around the country.

00:52:47.080 And here's the schedule.

00:52:48.580 You can find this at supportsean.ca

00:52:50.840 in case you were unaware of it.

00:52:53.000 I was in Regina last night.

00:52:55.820 Calgary this Friday.

00:52:57.700 It's going to be the military museums

00:52:59.320 on crow child theo flurry is going to be there jamie soleil jason levine uh got to thank jason

00:53:05.260 for his help in putting this whole thing together may 23rd is the next one in toronto where dan

00:53:12.580 hartman will be detective helen gruse roger hodkinson dr hodkinson dr chris shoemaker

00:53:18.940 dr david speaker that's going to be a good one if you can make it to that

00:53:24.320 uh swift current tonight chris barber and jason levine i guess it's too late to tell you that

00:53:31.140 though saturday may 2nd in huntsville ontario uh dan hartman will be there dr david speaker and dean

00:53:38.020 rainey so again you can look more detail for more detail on the website so support sean.ca

00:53:45.960 and here's another this this came out a few days ago but this tied in nicely to this story

00:53:53.320 Hockey coach admits using a false COVID-19 vaccine certificate to enter China for the Olympics.

00:54:03.540 From Switzerland, Switzerland's Patrick Fisher said he made a serious mistake.

00:54:13.700 In a statement last Monday, Fisher said he made a serious mistake in this matter by traveling to Beijing with the Switzerland men's team using false paperwork.

00:54:23.320 I'm very sorry if I've disappointed people with the situation.

00:54:27.100 I was in an extraordinary personal crisis because I didn't want to be vaccinated.

00:54:31.420 At the same time, I certainly didn't want to let my team down at the Olympics.

00:54:36.640 So why did he come out and admit it now?

00:54:39.400 Swiss public broadcaster SRF said, oh, it confronted Fisher with documents showing he was fined 39,000 Swiss francs by local authorities in 2023 for document forgery after buying the certificate on social media.

00:54:53.840 SRF said he went public with his admission shortly after.

00:55:01.200 So they went out, gotcha, gotcha.

00:55:04.860 Give me a break, man.

00:55:06.040 I think more people now than ever would be in this guy's corner.

00:55:13.580 Deceitful, sure.

00:55:15.480 But he never should have been,

00:55:16.720 nobody should ever have been put in that position in the first place.

00:55:19.660 You either get this shot or you cannot live your life.

00:55:25.720 Remember, it's not that long ago.

00:55:29.320 Moving on to some provincial matters here.

00:55:32.080 From Richmond News, David Eby, Premier of British Columbia,

00:55:36.540 takes his sixth position on DRIPA after weekend backpedaling.

00:55:42.240 just last week he was absolutely adamant that he was going to keep all of drippa in place

00:55:49.920 and he was willing to go to a confidence motion to support that claim

00:55:53.800 no wait a minute he was going to get rid of drippa and that was going to be oh yeah six

00:55:59.980 different positions tough to keep track of this guy how is it the ndp still pulls at 40

00:56:06.540 percent in british columbia could somebody please answer me that

00:56:09.340 after another confusing 24 hours of reversals by david eby here's where things now stand on his

00:56:18.320 once urgent and non-negotiable changes to the declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples

00:56:22.800 act they aren't happening after all for now anyways maybe that's about as much certainty

00:56:29.640 as you can get out of this ndp government these days it seems to switch positions on drippa every

00:56:36.360 other day like a weather vane spinning in the wind. The latest direction as of this morning

00:56:41.900 is now to do nothing. Eby's office said late Sunday it will no longer proceed with introducing

00:56:47.980 changes to DRIPA this legislative session, as it had repeatedly promised. That was a reversal from

00:56:54.080 just hours earlier when his office told First Nations leaders it was proceeding this week.

00:56:58.840 That sparked a flurry of activity by First Nations leadership on Sunday, which came out hard,

00:57:04.080 promising legal action and protests in an open letter to the legislature's MLAs, all 93 of them.

00:57:09.980 The council also rallied allies like former NDP cabinet minister Melanie Mark to publicly urge

00:57:16.220 the NDP to defy their own government. The tactics seemed to work in so much as the premier's office

00:57:21.940 quickly caved again. The EB government is now in its sixth position on DRIPA in 2026.

00:57:28.820 started the year promising to change the law as quickly as possible you guys know why this is

00:57:34.740 happening right in case you've been in the dark or haven't been following what's going on in bc

00:57:39.420 a big court decision last year that gave a huge part of richmond to an indigenous group which

00:57:45.240 they're now fighting over with other indigenous bands and there's that whole big land claim going

00:57:50.800 on in kamloops vancouver part of vancouver was just seeded by the federal government there's

00:57:56.640 land claims going on on the island all over the matter of fact 90 of british columbia right now

00:58:02.300 is under indigenous land claims all because of drippa which is a law written by david eby

00:58:08.960 six or seven years ago based upon undrip which canada has not adopted as anything but just yeah

00:58:15.540 yeah we'll look at this now i'm not clear on exactly why this is going on maybe sam

00:58:26.360 cooper would have some more insight into this you can follow sam on substack thebureau.substack.com

00:58:32.920 somehow somebody was explaining to me last week that it has a lot to do with china

00:58:37.540 and the united nations and i know about the united nations part but china

00:58:42.200 so anyway they started this year promising to change the law because of

00:58:49.260 that that i just mentioned to you by march it had plans for non-negotiable amendments to dripo

00:58:55.160 which First Nations leaders bluntly refused to support. It then proposed suspending some parts

00:59:00.540 of DRIPA, which indigenous leaders also rejected. Then E.B. briefly declared the issue a matter of

00:59:06.640 confidence for his government before belatedly realizing he didn't have the votes. Remember,

00:59:11.340 they've only got a one seat majority there and was hurtling towards a snap election.

00:59:16.760 And then the government proposed resurrecting the suspension plan, but bypassing the First

00:59:22.380 Nations Leadership Council and negotiating directly with 200 individual First Nations

00:59:27.920 chiefs instead. The implosion of that last position has now left the EB government pretty

00:59:34.120 much out of options. It's moving instead to tie itself up in a new round of consultations until

00:59:39.640 the fall under secretive non-disclosure clauses. Of course, perhaps it thinks that will give the

00:59:45.860 illusion of progress on the issue. A delay does have some benefits. It could lower the political

00:59:51.920 temperature in what is currently a red-hot crisis for the NDP. The EB administration has become

00:59:57.740 paralyzed by DRIPA, unable to turn public attention from anything else because people are worried

01:00:02.740 they're going to lose their homes. Of course it's a hot issue and will remain so.

01:00:09.860 I can't wait till the next court ruling comes out. The topic has sucked all the oxygen in the room,

01:00:16.860 but punting the issue off also comes with considerable risk the premier has backpedaled

01:00:22.000 and pivoted so many times on drippa that most ordinary british colombians are confused about

01:00:27.540 where he stands on an already complicated issue worse voters may conclude the premier stands for

01:00:34.440 nothing then again if the current plan is back to doing nothing out of fear of upsetting anyone

01:00:40.460 then perhaps that assessment is straight on the mark rob shaw wrote that for richmond news and i

01:00:45.900 thought that was a really good piece sixth position in a year sorry four months that's

01:00:50.460 outrageous danielle smith premier of alberta let me get to this one first because this is kind of a

01:00:56.800 manitoba now is the only western province left to still keep the time change alive

01:01:04.580 alberta's government says it will do away with the twice a year time change and they said that

01:01:09.900 today so you guys in alberta will not have to worry about setting your clocks back or forward

01:01:14.000 uh anymore from now on anyway daniel smith pants federal 30 30 conservation goal citing wildfire

01:01:21.260 threat wildfires why don't you just talk about the wildlands project by the united nations

01:01:26.960 daniel how about that because that's what this is carney wants to protect 30 percent of canadian

01:01:37.520 land from what like 15 of it is already technically protected by the federal government but

01:01:46.740 how do you protect i mean this is the second largest land mass in the world 80 of canada is

01:01:56.340 still unexplored this is one of the stupidest things but yet it's the united nations and the

01:02:03.660 World Economic Forum and the Bilderbergs. Canada must lead by example. Same with the net zero

01:02:08.880 garbage, right? Danielle Smith warning that a federal push to more than double protected lands

01:02:14.960 could lead to more wildfires. She said on her radio show this past weekend that Alberta won't

01:02:20.740 be signing on to Ottawa's recently unveiled plan to protect more than 1.5 million square kilometers

01:02:26.620 of new lands, noting that wildfire management practices or lack thereof in federally protected

01:02:32.560 areas hardly inspire confidence in the initiative. They claim that's what started the Jasper fire a

01:02:38.540 couple of years ago. Well, I can tell you we don't think that the only way to manage landscapes is

01:02:45.180 to build a fence around it, allow it to grow so old that all the vegetation becomes thick and dense

01:02:50.580 in a fire hazard, and then wait for it to burn down, said Smith. That, sadly, has been the

01:02:56.260 characterization of how Parks Canada has managed out park system, our park system. That's why we've

01:03:02.460 had devastating fires everywhere from waterton lakes to jasper carney announced in late march

01:03:08.140 he was bringing canada in line with oh the united nations target of protecting at least 30 percent

01:03:12.680 of earth's islands or sorry lands and oceans by 2030 an objective known as 30 by 30

01:03:21.060 it's the wildlands project you can look it up if you've never heard of it before

01:03:27.940 shooting at pyramids north of mexico city leaves one canadian tourist dead injures six more men

01:03:35.560 with a gun opened fire today at the historic ooh teohuquan pyramids killing one canadian tourist

01:03:45.160 and injuring six other people at the tourist site and our north of mexico's capital the mexican

01:03:50.140 government said there are no details on that yet at least that we've been able to find here

01:03:56.320 cnn yeah fbi director cash patel has sued the atlantic and reporter sarah fitzpatrick over a

01:04:06.140 story that alleged patel has alarmed colleagues with episodes of excessive drinking and unexplained

01:04:13.260 absences the defamation suit filed this morning in u.s district court in the district of columbia

01:04:19.160 seeks 250 million dollars in damages but the atlantic called the suit meritless we stand by

01:04:27.000 our reporting on cash patel and we will vigorously defend the atlantic and our journalists against

01:04:32.060 this meritless lawsuit spokesperson said atlantic the defamation suit says statements in fitzpatrick's

01:04:39.240 article falsely assert that patel is get this a habitual drunk unable to perform the duties of

01:04:45.820 his office, is a threat to public safety, is vulnerable to foreign coercion, has violated DOJ

01:04:51.360 ethics rules, is unreachable in emergencies, has required the deployment of breaching equipment to

01:04:56.680 extract him from locked rooms, allows alcohol to influence his public statements about criminal

01:05:02.380 investigations, and behaves erratically in a manner that compromises national security.

01:05:09.780 Whoa. The suit also accuses the journalists of ignoring information that

01:05:15.800 would have countered their central thesis

01:05:17.800 that Director Patel is a derelict

01:05:19.840 and erratic leader who abuses alcohol

01:05:22.840 to the point of being unfit for duty.

01:05:25.760 The Atlantic publish these statements

01:05:27.200 with actual malice, the suit states.

01:05:31.540 That's a pretty high legal standard

01:05:33.220 that public figures must meet to prevail

01:05:36.020 in a defamation case.

01:05:37.380 It means that the author either knew a claim was false

01:05:40.500 or displayed reckless disregard

01:05:42.580 of whether it was false or not.

01:05:45.800 Defamation cases often fall apart because the plaintiffs failed to prove actual malice.

01:05:52.620 The Atlantic, however, has positioned the article as being thoroughly reported and carefully written.

01:05:59.020 The Atlantic ignored pre-publication denials, Patel's lawyers say,

01:06:03.560 failed to take even the most basic investigative steps that would have easily refuted their claims and showed clear editorial animus.

01:06:12.480 Yeah, this is crazy, man.

01:06:14.020 And so that probably is going to make it to court because Patel is not going to back down unless some whistleblower actually comes out to the public and said, no, this is all true.

01:06:24.060 He's a lush.

01:06:24.800 He got locked in the file room once and had to call us to get him out because he was wasted.

01:06:33.740 He was on Fox News this weekend talking about election fraud and arrests are imminent.

01:06:38.940 Because every time I see President Trump, he says this repeatedly that the election was rigged in 2020.

01:06:45.580 I mean, he says it all the time. We all know that. And it's almost getting lost because he says it so much.

01:06:50.680 You've been at the FBI now 14 months. Have you done anything about that?

01:06:54.020 And do you have anything to tell us about that?

01:06:58.100 Absolutely, Maria. Look, I've been with the president nearly since day one on this.

01:07:02.040 As I told you earlier, I was the one that led the effort with folks like Trey Gowdy, Johnny Ratcliffe and Devin Nunes

01:07:07.540 to expose the corruption that tried to thwart President Trump's first presidential election run,

01:07:13.460 and we saw the FISA abuses there. And I lived through it, and the media came at me then, too.

01:07:17.520 That just shows you that when you're over the target, you keep pummeling the target

01:07:20.620 because the media is going to try and pummel you. We are not going to take this and have not taken

01:07:25.000 this laying down. We did already indict former Director Comey, and that's going through the

01:07:30.020 judicial process. But we also, at this FBI, even though we uncovered what we uncovered back in the

01:07:34.960 House Intel days. I had to come in here and find rooms that they hid from the world. I had to come

01:07:38.800 in here and find access on our computer systems. Rooms they hid from the world where he couldn't

01:07:43.740 get out of because he was hammered. Restricted and prohibited case files that they purposely

01:07:48.340 put in places for no one to see and find. We have found all this information. We are working with

01:07:53.180 our Department of Justice partners and I am never going to let this go because they not only

01:07:57.480 personally attacked the presidency of the United States and President Trump, but they tried to

01:08:01.580 thwart our elections and rig the entire system.

01:08:04.280 And that is not something that is going to stop on,

01:08:07.880 that is not something I'm going to allow on my watch.

01:08:10.120 But you just have to remember,

01:08:11.080 they built this disease temple over 20 and 30 years.

01:08:14.440 We've got all the efforts.

01:08:15.860 I can announce on your show that we've got

01:08:17.540 all the information we need.

01:08:19.220 We're working with our prosecutors at Department of Justice

01:08:21.420 and their attorney general, Todd Blanche,

01:08:23.080 and we are going to be making arrests.

01:08:25.780 And it's coming, and I promise you, it's coming soon.

01:08:32.100 Really?

01:08:33.800 I'll believe it when I see it.

01:08:35.700 After all of those Epstein files leaked

01:08:37.920 and nobody has been arrested,

01:08:41.040 you got to take that with a grain of salt.

01:08:43.940 Considering we do hear that he's on,

01:08:46.680 Patel is on thin ice with Trump

01:08:48.360 because maybe he's a bit of a boozer.

01:08:53.180 Maybe he's a derelict.

01:08:56.800 I don't know.

01:08:58.700 OA and had some interesting news.

01:09:00.200 you know we all knew that the 2020 u.s election was rigged i mean you don't go to bed and first

01:09:09.020 of all how many times have you heard an election oh what you know we're going to stop counting

01:09:13.680 tonight we just we we can't count anymore and there's too many ballots we we can't and then

01:09:20.460 you wake up the next morning and trump had this massive lead when you go to bed and then you wake

01:09:26.240 up the next morning and find out that biden has won all the swing states that trump had a massive

01:09:30.180 lead in what no that had to be fraud there were so many videos that showed ballot harvesting

01:09:42.160 obvious and yet deny deny deny so if they do have these records and they do start making arrests

01:09:50.620 i mean that's a game changer because they're not going to dare do it again right maybe there

01:09:55.740 will be a fair election? Or am I just dreaming and take the color? OAN. Election systems across

01:10:03.960 the U.S. are found to have deleted millions of votes cast for President Trump. According to an

01:10:10.520 unaudited analysis of data obtained from Edison Research, states using Dominion voting systems

01:10:17.220 may have switched as many as 435,000 votes from President Trump to Joe Biden. Now, the author also

01:10:24.400 finds another 2.7 million Trump votes appear to have been deleted by Dominion, including almost

01:10:30.880 1 million votes in Pennsylvania. Okay, so tonight, as we move towards the extension, I want to thank

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01:11:44.240 everybody is really cool back there again kathy happy birthday to you we're going to go back there

01:11:49.040 tonight we've gotten you guys know uh tim birchett right he's a republican congressman from

01:11:55.000 louisiana and he was interviewed in depth about what he knows about ufos about aliens

01:12:03.620 and so we're going to run that piece it's fascinating because it's not so much what he

01:12:15.040 says, but how he says it. He genuinely looks afraid to say the wrong thing. And something

01:12:24.220 we've been talking about on the website and in Telegram lately is what's really at the bottom

01:12:33.540 of all of this. And you look through the Epstein files and you talk about all of the different

01:12:38.500 groups like the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds who control things, the cabal, the shadowy figures,

01:12:43.140 the blob. But could this alien disclosure thing be the root of it? That's what Dr. Stephen Greer

01:12:56.300 thinks. I find it fascinating. And then there's a video about Mark Carney possibly being indicted

01:13:02.880 in the United States. It's called Project Maple. This video, at least as far as I'm concerned,

01:13:10.040 is just a wild story like it's it's a good story but it's a wild story but then again when you look

01:13:19.900 at it mark carney was investigated for collusion by the united states congress a couple of years

01:13:27.420 ago for that g fonts scam that he was running forcing businesses american businesses into

01:13:36.220 the G fonts, threatening them with being sidelined from the world economy unless they

01:13:41.200 went along with the net zero plan. But nothing ever happened with that. And I was kind of

01:13:48.340 wondering why. Could this be one of the reasons that Carney refuses to go to negotiate with the

01:13:54.740 United States and he's constantly vilifying them? It's because he knows that he could be

01:13:59.880 indicted down there i mean that's a possibility a very long shot possibility but nonetheless

01:14:09.140 who knows he was deposed carney was not publicly and the video has never been made public

01:14:18.620 so we're going to run that video project maple in the extension on shadow davis.com tonight so you

01:14:25.460 got two worth about 45 minutes we're going to be there guys uh nighthawks in a couple of minutes

01:14:30.640 for the rest of you thank you for being here tonight i love you all i appreciate you all

01:14:34.880 and i will talk to you soon i'm lining up guests for this week one of them you know very well

01:14:41.420 and if we can get her on then we'll come out and do the show on all of the social media channels

01:14:50.180 the other guest you've probably never heard of but has some fantastic information so you guys

01:14:55.720 have a great night and i'll catch you later all access nighthawks i will see you in two minutes

01:15:20.180 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - April 21, 2026

April 20th⧸2026- Carney Addresses Canadians, Poilievre Does the Same

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