The Shadoe Davis Show - April 24th⧸2025- Is the CBC Working with the Liberals to Win the Election？

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00:04:00.000 good evening everybody and welcome to shadow at night thursday april the 24th 2025 are you guys

00:04:13.500 nervous at all about this election maybe even a little bit frightened and it's okay to be

00:04:18.900 frightened it's how we deal with that feeling that matters i mean we all feel fright we all feel

00:04:25.520 fear. We all feel trepidation and concern. I'm fearful of Mark Carney winning on Monday. I'm

00:04:33.640 fearful because all of that same stuff that Justin Trudeau was trying to unroll on us,

00:04:39.980 the censorship, all of it, the electric car mandate by 2035, the carbon tax, all of it,

00:04:49.180 all of it is going to start happening. And it's going to start happening on steroids very,

00:04:53.860 very very quickly so the cbc broke a story today are you guys familiar with the carny is lying

00:05:01.960 story have you been following that today let me know in the comments because i need to know

00:05:06.520 how detailed i need to be when i break this down for you because i believe the cbc is in cahoots

00:05:13.440 with the liberal party of canada to try and bring 51st state up again just days before we go to the

00:05:22.240 polls. Even though there was a record amount of advanced votes last weekend, Friday, Saturday,

00:05:27.880 Sunday, Monday, 7.2 million, breaking records by 25 percent, Elections Canada says, I think the

00:05:34.440 Liberals, they're desperate or they need to make sure they win this thing. And so they're in cahoots

00:05:40.620 with the CBC. And why wouldn't the CBC cooperate with them in this way? Their funding is on the

00:05:49.000 line here 1.3 1.4 billion dollars maybe more maybe a chance at being enshrined in canadian law so

00:05:56.780 they can never ever be erased or defunded ever that's what carney has promised polyev wants to

00:06:04.820 get rid of the cbc or at least defund the cbc except for radio canada who incidentally are

00:06:10.280 the ones who broke this story today so have you guys been following this

00:06:14.520 looks like you have been hello carol and calvin and sue and barb and leslie and

00:06:22.920 lise and daniel brita kathy from nova scotia how are you doing pierre polyev was in nova scotia

00:06:30.760 last night and early this morning he's in saskatoon tonight did you go see him

00:06:34.380 hopefully he went to that rally we've got some video of that coming up a little bit later on

00:06:39.660 in the show and speaking of the Pierre Pauly of Saskatoon rally the pleb flew there I think

00:06:46.640 hopefully on his own dime you know the pleb from X right and I think on YouTube as well so

00:06:52.660 he's in Saskatoon he's talking to people in line somehow my name comes up because I got kicked out 0.87

00:06:59.100 of that Winnipeg conservative rally a month ago or so and the woman who was explaining it to him

00:07:05.020 this is what i get from one of our viewers so i don't know exactly i haven't seen it for myself

00:07:09.820 but the woman explaining it to him says well he's a ppc supporter

00:07:13.320 okay so in normal circumstances in normal times that's the platform i agree with the most

00:07:22.660 the ppc and if this were a normal election where our futures were not on the line

00:07:28.240 i would probably vote ppc it was even talked about behind closed doors that i should run for the ppc

00:07:34.500 that was months and months ago maybe not months and months just months but i'm never going to

00:07:41.160 run for political office that's not my thing my my thing is here with you guys doing this

00:07:45.740 so yeah i probably would support the ppc under normal circumstances but right now man

00:07:52.540 the house is on fire we got to put it out first before we can move forward with everything we

00:07:59.360 want. We need to be able to be satisfied with most of what we want and still some of what we don't

00:08:07.620 want right now. And then what happens in the next four years? We, the people, get to decide.

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00:10:18.080 That is canadananosilver.com. Okay, so this whole thing about Carney lying this morning,

00:10:23.480 CBC, Radio Canada breaks it according to sources, and we're going to get into that in just a second.

00:10:28.640 But I believe this whole thing started a couple of weeks ago. Remember that CBC reporter Katie

00:10:36.280 Simpson somehow was in the White House asking Donald Trump questions. And it seemed as though

00:10:42.060 she was trying very hard to get him to say something about the 51st state so she could 0.99

00:10:47.060 take that back to Canada and scare the bejesus out of all the old boomers out there. And by the 1.00

00:10:52.160 way, I want to take an aside here. People, some boomers who watch this show say, please stop

00:10:56.960 saying boomers. I'm not one of them. You know who I mean when I say it. Obviously, I'm not talking

00:11:02.420 about you right so anyway here's that clip again cbc reporter katie simpson trying to get trump

00:11:09.700 or or the white house press secretary to talk about 51st state um president trump's tone when

00:11:16.660 it comes to canada u.s relations canadians have noticed it's shifted a bit in the past few weeks

00:11:22.260 um ever since the election campaign started uh he stopped talking about canada becoming the 51st

00:11:26.900 state at least publicly i'm wondering if that's on purpose and why i would reject the president's

00:11:32.020 position on canada has shifted uh perhaps he just hasn't been asked about canada by questions from

00:11:37.380 this group uh in the oval office but they see him almost every day but the president still maintains

00:11:42.180 his position on canada the united states has been subsidizing canada's national defense

00:11:46.420 and he believes that canadians would benefit greatly from becoming the 51st state of the

00:11:51.220 united states of america okay you guys remember that right so all the talk today from all of the

00:12:00.980 left-wing corporate media in canada was the remarks that donald trump made yesterday afternoon during

00:12:07.120 one of his open white house press conferences and somebody asked him about canada i'm not sure who

00:12:13.480 it was but he went and do his preamble about canada 51st state we don't buy from them we don't

00:12:22.060 need anything from that all of that stuff the same stuff that he's been saying now for the past what

00:12:26.780 four months it's been you tell me if you notice anything new aside from what he says about mark

00:12:33.480 carney and he doesn't even mention him by name by the way but you tell me if you see anything

00:12:38.600 new that trump says in this press conference yesterday it's three minutes one it has an

00:12:42.820 election coming up how would you have a prediction for that and what do you think the results with

00:12:47.140 respect to canada with the negotiation oh i don't want to predict other nations elections it's tough

00:12:53.540 enough to and this one uh look can i love the canadian people i like canada but it's costing us

00:13:02.680 200 billion dollars a year to support canada 200 billion and i say why are we doing that you know

00:13:09.640 what we can make our own cars we have more energy than they do we have more energy than anybody in

00:13:15.100 the world we don't need their lumber obviously we have more lumber we have a lot of lumber we have

00:13:21.220 a lot of everything that they sell us but in particular cars they took a large percentage

00:13:26.820 of the car making and i want to bring it back to this country i really don't want cars from

00:13:30.560 canada so when i put tariffs on canada they're paying 25 but that could go up in terms of cars

00:13:37.280 when we put tariffs on all we're doing is we're we're saying we don't want your cars in all due

00:13:44.740 respect we want really to make our own cars which is uh at the same time i want to help canada

00:13:51.560 as to i have spoken to the current prime minister he was very very nice i will say very nice we had

00:13:59.320 a couple of very nice conversations very good but i i don't think it's appropriate for me to get

00:14:04.640 involved in their election to put it bluntly we want to make our own cars and we're now equipped

00:14:11.160 to do that they took a lot of our car business mexico too took a lot of our car business we

00:14:16.580 want to make the cars here i'm running this country i'm not running canada and that's why i

00:14:22.060 asked trudeau who i call governor trudeau affectionately but i asked him why are we

00:14:30.020 spending 200 billion dollars to support canada to subsidize canada and he was unable to answer

00:14:36.080 the question i mean why are we doing that and i have to be honest as a state it works great

00:14:43.360 as a nation uh considering the fact that most of the nation you know 95 of canada what they do is

00:14:50.840 they buy from us and they sell to us they sell to us uh if we didn't buy their oil if we didn't buy

00:14:57.680 the and we don't need their oil we have more oil than anyone but we don't need their oil we don't

00:15:02.800 need their lumber we don't need their cars we don't need anything so i said why are we doing

00:15:07.040 this why are we spending 200 billion dollars it doesn't make sense if we needed something that

00:15:11.460 would be a different subject so um i'm working well with canada we're doing very well we're

00:15:18.780 working on a deal uh we'll see what happens but again you know why representing this country why

00:15:26.020 are we spending $200 billion to support and subsidize another country? Because if they

00:15:35.100 didn't have us, and if we didn't spend that money, as Trudeau told me, they would cease

00:15:40.900 to exist. He said that to me, they would cease to exist, which is true, certainly as a country.

00:15:46.260 Okay, so was there anything new there that needs reporting?

00:15:57.680 Did he say anything he hasn't been saying for the last four months?

00:16:02.480 Did you pick anything up that I missed?

00:16:04.600 Maybe I'm looking at the comments right now.

00:16:09.180 Bob says no.

00:16:16.260 He says we're working on a deal.

00:16:18.320 I don't think they are.

00:16:19.400 Working on a deal with who?

00:16:21.040 Everybody who could make that deal right now is otherwise occupied,

00:16:24.780 running for their seat, knocking on doors,

00:16:29.660 having town hall meetings, doing rallies all over the country.

00:16:32.960 They haven't got time to be negotiating right now.

00:16:37.280 So I don't know who he'd be working on this deal with.

00:16:40.500 Anyway, let's leave that there.

00:16:42.600 I've laid that out already.

00:16:43.620 So Katie Simpson from the CBC tries to gin it up a couple of weeks ago, and then Trump goes ahead and answers that question, the same answer he's been giving over and over and over and over again for the last four months.

00:16:56.460 So this morning, Trump mentioned 51st state during call with Carney. Sources tell Radio Canada. Sources? What sources?

00:17:10.700 Oh, you don't have to name your sources, which means it could be anybody saying anything.

00:17:19.420 Let's go with that. Yeah, we'll protect our sources because we're real journalists, which is absolute crap, mind you. 0.98

00:17:28.080 so sources i reiterate tell cbc radio canada this morning that in fact trump did say on march 28th 0.66

00:17:40.720 on his phone call with mark carney 51st state what do you think of that even though mark carney

00:17:45.580 when he reported back about that call didn't mention that at all so apparently now mark

00:17:51.720 Carney is lying and right-wing independent media, Rebel News, Western Standard, Juno News, they all

00:17:58.960 went, oh, Carney caught in a lie. But wait a minute. Hold on just a second. Let's watch the

00:18:06.800 bumbling, stumbling admission from Mark Carney this morning. Admitting that he said, well, or

00:18:14.840 that he lied and didn't mention 51st state so watch this did the president president trump

00:18:22.880 bring up the idea of canada becoming the 51st state during that call with you the

00:18:28.020 as i just said the president brings this up all the time he brought it up yesterday he's brought

00:18:35.540 it up before there's a difference between the conversation that was held between leaders of

00:18:42.100 government, which was this conversation, and a discussion that led directly to an agreement that

00:18:51.060 as sovereign countries, we would have negotiations about our partnership following the election on

00:19:00.160 Monday. That's what the president and I agreed. That's what both of us reported back. And that's

00:19:08.880 i'm ready to do um and what's what's at stake in this election is how well we come together as a

00:19:19.280 country for those difficult discussions with the americans and to be clear you know i have said

00:19:30.400 well before that call and virtually every guys this is a three-minute answer

00:19:37.280 three minutes it takes him to answer that one simple question time that i've spoken since

00:19:43.040 that call the president trump the americans want to break us so they can own us those aren't just

00:19:52.000 words that's what's at risk it's a crisis why we have to build canada strong that's why we have to

00:19:57.920 go hard that's why we have to negotiate properly that's not why we have to build outside options

00:20:02.800 That's why we have the plan that we do.

00:20:06.780 I asked you about this on March 28th after the call,

00:20:09.660 and you said that President Trump respected Canada's sovereignty

00:20:12.800 both privately and in his public conversations.

00:20:15.800 He did.

00:20:16.380 Were you being truthful?

00:20:17.400 He absolutely did. He absolutely did.

00:20:19.820 Look, the President has certain things in his mind

00:20:23.320 that he reverts back to all the time,

00:20:26.320 but treated me as the Prime Minister, not as something else.

00:20:29.740 I'm not even going to say the word he used to use about my predecessor, treated me as the prime minister.

00:20:35.260 We had discussions as sovereign nations.

00:20:37.960 We agreed as sovereign nations that these negotiations will begin after the election on Monday.

00:20:45.300 And that is how it was reported back, and that's absolutely accurate.

00:20:49.120 So that's the treatment.

00:20:50.000 Now, look, the president says lots of things.

00:20:53.040 But the essence of the discussion and where we moved the conversation to was exactly what I said.

00:20:59.100 That treated us with respect as a sovereign nation.

00:21:03.200 We have these negotiations coming.

00:21:05.100 And that's, just to be clear, that is what's at stake.

00:21:08.300 Both things are true.

00:21:11.080 The desire...

00:21:12.420 I can just imagine the CBC reporter, and Carney hasn't picked up on this yet.

00:21:19.000 The CBC reporter looking at him going, say it, say it, say it.

00:21:24.880 It's going to work out for you.

00:21:26.280 Say it, say it. 0.53

00:21:29.100 Let's continue here of the Americans and the president to own us.

00:21:37.560 Those aren't just words.

00:21:38.560 Those that's a desire and the ability of Canada to stand strong, build our own controller

00:21:46.280 our destiny.

00:21:48.380 And in that context, as a sovereign nation, have those discussions look, the president

00:21:57.480 says lots of things.

00:21:59.040 yes, there's the admission. Trump wants us to be the 51st state. Does that mean that there are

00:22:08.260 troops massing on the border? Of course not. He's also said that it won't be through military

00:22:14.420 strength. And some ridiculous reporters have asked Pierre Pauly of questions like, 0.88

00:22:18.840 would you spruce our military up so we can fight back against the United States if need be? 0.89

00:22:23.760 what kind of ridiculous question is that it would take us 20 years to even come close if we ever

00:22:32.360 could to get a military that would that would rival what the united states could throw at us

00:22:38.800 if the united states wanted to come in and take over canada they could do it inside of a day

00:22:45.180 literally so anyway after that mark carney rambling admission this morning all of the

00:22:52.760 news media, right and left, were all over it. Carney caught misleading Canadians about Trump

00:22:58.400 call. Liberal leader Mark Carney was called out for misrepresenting his discussion with

00:23:02.700 President Trump after sources say their phone call involved further talk of Canada

00:23:07.000 becoming the 51st state. All the other leaders were all over it. Here's Yves-Francois Blanchet

00:23:13.620 from the Bloc Québécois.

00:23:15.460 Bonjour, Monsieur Blanchet, Afuji Kanyan, CBC. I seem to recall that you had initially

00:23:20.500 described that phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Carney as somewhat positive. What's your

00:23:26.040 reaction now that you understand that Mr. Carney may not have disclosed everything from the call

00:23:32.120 that Donald Trump did in fact refer to the 51st state threats again? It seems more and more to

00:23:38.160 have been a stunt. He wanted to make a statement. I am Mark Carney. I'm the best of them all.

00:23:45.600 I'm a great negotiator, I have managed crisis in the past, I would change the world, trust me.

00:23:53.700 And it appears that it never happened, that the call was not what has been described afterwards,

00:24:01.700 that there was no agreement, no support for Canada's sovereignty, no beginning for a deal,

00:24:10.220 Just the show of a man who wanted to pretend something which appears today not to be true.

00:24:19.720 I believe many people in Canada and in Quebec will say, what the hell is that?

00:24:25.420 And if that is not true, what else is not true?

00:24:31.260 Well, that's a very good point, Yves Francois, because he's been lying about a lot of stuff.

00:24:38.320 and in the past month he's been called out on many of his lies and so far it seems to be bouncing

00:24:44.520 off him quite easily apparently still got 39 or 40 percent in the polls still got a chance of

00:24:51.340 forming a minority or majority government a chance so that doesn't seem to be working so well because

00:24:57.460 the main thing on people's minds and the cbc knows this the main thing on people's minds who are

00:25:03.680 voting liberal or thinking about voting liberal is the 51st state threat from donald trump donald

00:25:10.220 trump bad orange man elbows up we got to get out there protect our sovereignty vote carny because

00:25:17.860 he's perceived as the best man for that job to deal with donald trump somehow i don't know why

00:25:26.120 here's another leader who was calling carny out in winnipeg today jagmeet singh

00:25:32.140 We learned that Mark Carney wasn't being totally straight up with us when he told

00:25:37.700 us what happened with his first phone call with Donald Trump. He said that

00:25:41.800 Donald Trump respected our sovereignty. Now it's come out that he instead

00:25:47.140 actually brought back up the 51st state and again threatened our country in that

00:25:51.880 call. I'm worried I think as a lot of Canadians are worried that if Mark

00:25:57.700 Carney's not being straight up with us he's not gonna be straight up with us in

00:26:01.180 negotiations and workers are worried about what's going to be on the table you know workers and

00:26:06.460 working people should be at the negotiating table not on the table and we're worried about what Mark

00:26:13.260 Carney's willing to give up what he's willing to concede and so we've got a message today that you

00:26:18.300 need to elect new democrats one to make sure that this process is transparent we're going to fight

00:26:23.660 to make sure Canadians know what's at stake what the impact is before a vote comes to parliament

00:26:31.180 Mark Carney lied. He wasn't being straight up with us, Jagmeet Singh says. By the way,

00:26:38.400 Jagmeet Singh also said this today.

00:26:40.160 A lot about what your offer is. Can you tell us what your red lines would be if there is a minority

00:26:48.840 government and the Liberals are the party with the most seats in the House? What are the non-negotiable

00:26:56.040 things from your platform that you would tell mark carney if you want to remain prime minister

00:27:01.720 these are the things you need to do well we laid out some of these priorities already in one of

00:27:06.120 our announcements but i can lay them out again uh the key priorities we have that we need to

00:27:10.200 see action on in this next budget is that we cannot have any cuts to our health care we're

00:27:15.480 not going to stand for any cuts to health care that's just not allowed you can't cut health

00:27:19.320 care in a time of a health care crisis like here in alberta people are going through a health care

00:27:24.680 crisis imagine how much worse that would be with over 28 billion dollars in cuts at the federal

00:27:30.780 level i mean that would be devastating to our health care what would that mean to nurses and

00:27:35.300 doctors and family physicians where there's already such a shortage so no cuts to health

00:27:40.580 health care is a provincial jurisdiction federal government gives health transfers to the provinces

00:27:49.960 and they decide what to do with it so it shouldn't even be on the table for discussion

00:27:54.520 in any kind of federal election campaign but there is jagmeet singh already talking about

00:28:00.360 making a deal with mark carney should they form a minority government but five minutes before that

00:28:06.040 what was he saying oh you lied it wasn't straight up with us the guy's a two-face like that

00:28:14.480 seinfeld episode she's a two-face that's jagmeet singh and i'll tell you right now if his party

00:28:21.700 is in fact at six percent and if they get six or seven seats below party status in the house of

00:28:28.680 commons jagmeet singh will not be the leader of the ndp for very much longer and my prediction

00:28:34.280 has been for i'm going to say a year now the next leader of the federal ndp will be manitoba premier

00:28:41.140 wab canoe which will actually be good if we can last that long as a country going forward and the

00:28:49.280 reason it would be good? Because he would bring voters back to the NDP. Even though he's a

00:28:54.840 Marxist, he's got a certain charm about him, kind of like Justin Trudeau, that would attract NDP

00:29:00.220 voters. And once again, split that left vote. Right now, the left vote is primarily with the

00:29:07.260 liberals. But if you can get the liberals in the NDP to split that vote, that means conservatives

00:29:12.860 win. But in four years time, it probably won't matter so much. Pierre Polyev was in Halifax

00:29:18.240 last night another rally i think an airplane hangar maybe a warehouse i don't know we're

00:29:23.700 hearing reports of another five or six thousand people and they sang air uh sorry air canada

00:29:28.860 oh canada sheila cops by the way on x today was very upset that they didn't get the words right

00:29:35.060 we changed the words 10 years ago here it is

00:29:38.500 And of our home and native land, true patriot love, in all our sons command.

00:29:55.700 With glowing hearts, we see thee rise, the true north strong and free.

00:30:05.160 From far and wide, O Canada, we stand on guard for Thee.

00:30:17.360 God, keep our land glorious and free, O Canada, we stand on guard for Thee.

00:30:37.360 Oh, Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

00:30:47.720 all right so i'm not gonna say 6 000 people i mean they said 6 000 i would say that's maybe

00:31:05.180 3 000 maybe 4 000 from my eyeball but the liberals are now also trying to say that mark carney he was

00:31:12.820 on vancouver island yesterday i believe doing a rally and oh my god thousands of people turned

00:31:17.860 out to see mark carney yeah right mark carney's in winnipeg today same as jagmeet singh and he's

00:31:23.720 mark carney is having a rally tonight i'll tell you where it is in just a second and how many

00:31:28.100 people it holds pierre polyev was asked this morning by cbc radio canada about mark carney's

00:31:36.820 lie and i think he handled this probably the best of them all he didn't make too much of it

00:31:43.220 we will now go to the final question

00:31:45.380 hello radio canada we learned that the u.s president did talk about the 51st state in his

00:31:56.460 call with mark carney although the prime minister said that the president had respected canada's

00:32:03.160 sovereignty during that call. How do you interpret that? Well, that's a question for Mr. Carney to

00:32:08.760 answer. I wasn't there. What's clear is we will stand up for our sovereignty. We will never be

00:32:13.640 an American state, and we will focus on what we can control, which is to reverse the disastrous

00:32:18.400 liberal economic policies that Mark Carney advised Justin Trudeau to take, which have driven up the

00:32:23.880 cost of living and driven our jobs south. My approach is to bring change. Change by cutting

00:32:32.720 bureaucracy, taxes, and bringing down the cost of living. Change by unleashing the construction

00:32:42.200 of new homes and Canadian resources to bring back the half trillion dollars that liberals

00:32:48.800 pushed south. Change so that Canadians can create jobs here at home. My plan will cut

00:32:56.640 taxes on work investment home building and energy so that we can unleash production

00:33:04.560 and powerful paychecks and stand up for our country from a position of strength

00:33:09.160 for a change thank you very much

00:33:10.740 yeah so again like i said to you last week probably and earlier this week the polls show

00:33:22.900 that the fear is driving the liberals people are voting for liberals based on fear and they're

00:33:29.640 voting for conservatives based upon hope and that's how it's really shaking out going into

00:33:34.400 this last weekend is i'm sure there's i'm sure there's still some fence sitters out there i'm

00:33:38.940 not sure how many probably not as many as normal but there's still some out there and they're going

00:33:44.060 hmm what am i going to choose am i going to choose project fear or am i going to choose

00:33:50.000 hope for a better future for myself for my children that's not a tough call when you

00:33:58.660 actually sit down and think about it for 30 seconds getting back to the cbc for a second

00:34:02.700 you guys see my point here do you see the cbc driving driving hard at trying to bring back

00:34:10.900 that 51st state rhetoric anything they could think of and they were probably working behind

00:34:17.100 closed doors with gerald butts and katie telford and all of trudeau's old crew to come up with

00:34:23.340 something they could do to make trump's 51st state threats newsworthy again mark carney did you lie

00:34:32.500 on your about your march 28th phone call did he say that uh he always says things like that

00:34:39.920 three-minute rambling answer, finally admits, yeah, he brought it up. So what? Who cares?

00:34:47.800 It doesn't matter because the president says things all the time. But the CBC, oh yeah,

00:34:56.100 that's a big story for them because they're a threat. They're going to lose their 1.4 billion,

00:35:02.420 1.5, whatever, 1.3. They just got an extra $150 million at the beginning of this month. So 1.5,

00:35:09.360 I would say. 1.5 billion of our tax dollars goes for this crap here. Watch this. This is funny. 1.00

00:35:17.620 Show you another incident that happened today with the media and with the conservative campaign.

00:35:22.460 We've talked about this throughout this election, the way they've been handling them. And I don't

00:35:26.460 mean like sort of figuratively, I mean literally like touching them. There was a moment today that

00:35:31.240 we want to show you a reporter, our colleague Abigail Beeman with CTV tried to ask Rob Batherson,

00:35:35.560 a conservative candidate in Halifax West.

00:35:37.820 He's also a former president of the party.

00:35:39.740 She tried to ask him a question.

00:35:40.940 Just take a look at what happened.

00:35:42.680 Sorry, guys, we were just going to hold.

00:35:44.320 Mr. Batherson, don't push me, Riley.

00:35:48.980 Mr. Batherson, can we chat with you for a minute?

00:35:51.680 Mr. Batherson?

00:35:54.240 Are you yes-haring to us or to the party?

00:35:56.740 Can we ask you a couple questions, Mr. Batherson,

00:35:58.780 about the race in the Atlantic?

00:36:00.460 Mr. Batherson, do you have any comments on Trump's new comments

00:36:03.120 about Canada's sovereignty?

00:36:04.240 Please don't push me, Riley.

00:36:05.180 please don't you're literally pushing me please don't push me please don't push me mr batherson

00:36:08.940 do you have a minute for the cameras please mr batherson do you have any comments on trump's

00:36:13.100 new comments about uh canada's sovereignty or the new auto threats since we're standing in the car

00:36:18.060 do you see any pushing where's the pushing mr batherson don't push me riley where's the push

00:36:25.820 mr batherson can we chat with you for a minute thank you very much he's holding her back but

00:36:31.660 But not even holding her.

00:36:33.140 It's not pushing her.

00:36:34.100 Can you ask you a couple questions, Mr. Batherson, about the race in the Atlantic?

00:36:37.280 Mr. Batherson, do you have any comments on Trump's new comments about Canada's sovereignty?

00:36:41.060 Please don't push me, Riley.

00:36:42.140 Please don't.

00:36:42.620 You're literally pushing me.

00:36:43.600 Please don't push me.

00:36:44.700 Please don't push me.

00:36:45.200 Mr. Batherson, do you have any comments on Trump's new comments about Canada's sovereignty?

00:36:52.460 Or the new auto threats that we're standing in a car dealership?

00:36:55.160 that is how spoiled and thin-skinned the left-wing corporate media is they live in a completely

00:37:05.640 different stratosphere than we do they you know what when we sit here and we say

00:37:11.600 wow like they're lying how do they live with themselves how do they sleep at night how do

00:37:16.360 they look in the mirror it's not a lie speaking of seinfeld references if you believe it

00:37:24.740 that was George Costanza. They actually believe that they are the chosen ones, that they are

00:37:32.160 anointed somehow to bring Canadians the news. And forget all those peasants, all those right-wing

00:37:40.500 extremist peasants who work for websites, independent websites, scrounging for money

00:37:46.940 all the time. This is Bob Fife, who is the chief Ottawa correspondent for the Globe and Mail, 0.99

00:37:54.740 guy i used to like watch what he says here this is from cbc the other night not journalists

00:38:01.060 these are right-wing agitators and they they what they do is they they use these kind of activity

00:38:08.500 stunts and antics to raise money we've seen these people chase down liberal politicians or

00:38:15.460 ndp politicians screaming in their faces and then uh they then they try to raise money off of it

00:38:22.900 But when they go to deal with Mr. Polyev, they're like little puppy dogs.

00:38:27.940 Hello, Mr. Polyev, very nicely.

00:38:30.960 And it's, you know, it is a disgrace to have these people pretend that they're journalists.

00:38:36.540 You know, we all work for different organizations.

00:38:39.160 Some of our may have editorials maybe lean to the right or to the left or in the middle.

00:38:45.400 But the journalists themselves conduct themselves honorably and try to be as fair as they possibly can.

00:38:52.100 Don't push me, Corey.

00:38:53.160 These are not journalists.

00:38:54.640 These are people who are political partisans

00:38:57.500 who try to raise money because of what they're doing

00:39:03.000 with their right-wing antics.

00:39:04.580 That's simple it is.

00:39:08.020 You, Bob, are a political partisan,

00:39:12.300 but you just don't know it.

00:39:17.820 Isn't that astounding?

00:39:19.240 And that, my friends, that little speech there from Robert Fife of the Globe and Mail is how they all feel.

00:39:28.540 That's how they all feel about Rebel.

00:39:30.500 That's how they all feel about Juno.

00:39:32.200 That's how they all feel about Western Standard.

00:39:34.480 That's how they all feel about me.

00:39:36.260 And that's how they all feel about you.

00:39:40.420 Champagne socialists? Love them.

00:39:43.560 College professors teaching critical theory? Love them.

00:39:47.340 hard-working Canadians trying to get by whatever scumbags you probably watch rebel news 0.85

00:39:57.300 that's who they are and that will be the end of them now David Cochran on CBC was suggesting that 0.81

00:40:07.440 that was a CTV reporter who got pushed I didn't see any pushing but whatever CTV is scared as well

00:40:14.500 They're going to lose their funding.

00:40:15.900 Globe and Mail is scared.

00:40:17.300 They're going to lose their funding.

00:40:19.320 Polyev is going to take away that big media trough.

00:40:23.060 And they're all going to have to go out there.

00:40:25.060 And they're all going to have to earn their own keep.

00:40:27.960 And if they can't, guess what?

00:40:30.080 See ya.

00:40:32.980 They're all trying to raise money.

00:40:35.400 Well, that's because they don't take government funding, Bob.

00:40:39.420 They've got to keep going.

00:40:42.120 And so, yes, they take funding from their viewers, much like you will be soon, CBC.

00:40:48.180 You're going to be like PBS in the United States doing special Sunday night programming once a month.

00:40:54.920 And if you enjoy the programming on our station, then please consider buying the gold package of $25 a month support.

00:41:02.720 You'll get a beautiful T-shirt in the mail.

00:41:04.380 okay uh i mentioned the jagmeet singh was in winnipeg today and mark carney is also in

00:41:13.700 winnipeg today he was having a rally tonight at a place called the pyramid cabaret

00:41:17.920 it's in downtown it's a great venue for concerts i think i've seen i don't know so many so many

00:41:25.880 great bands there but before they were famous right like crash test dummies crash test dummies

00:41:30.440 as a matter of fact i think they used to be the house band there before they were a band

00:41:33.740 who else did i see it doesn't matter the bottom line is it's about 300 people comfortably maybe

00:41:41.460 you can get 25 more in there but maybe 300 325 that's it that's the maximum amount of people

00:41:48.220 that you can get into that place and that's where mark carney is having his rally today

00:41:52.200 jagmeet singh a friend of mine saw him at a parking lot today holding a press conference with

00:41:57.680 two dozen people those were the people who were standing behind him uh from those clips we saw

00:42:03.160 earlier. So anyway, Winnipeg is a battleground between the NDP, the liberals, and the conservatives.

00:42:10.320 And there's one writing in particular, Transcona Elmwood, it's called, that always goes back and

00:42:15.700 forth, mostly NDP, but sometimes conservative. So there's a probe poll done for the Winnipeg Free

00:42:21.520 Press, surveying a representative sample of 800 Manitoba adults online from April 8th to 14th.

00:42:28.420 so this is the most recent, because it wasn't a random sample of voters. No margin of error can

00:42:34.540 be given, but a random poll of that size would have a margin of error of about 3.5 percentage

00:42:40.540 points, 19 times out of 20. And it suggests that Mark Carney and the liberals are viewed as best

00:42:45.820 suited to address Canada-U.S. relations and the economy. But Pierre Polyev and the conservatives

00:42:51.720 are seen as best able to handle pocketbook issues. Wouldn't that be the economy?

00:42:55.880 pocketbook issues public safety and taxation so the question that we have to be asking ourselves is

00:43:02.940 what are people going to vote on on monday what is top of mind and that's what cbc was trying to do

00:43:11.260 they were trying to bring back the 51st state rhetoric because all the polls showed that

00:43:15.920 that's what people were voting on that's what they were most concerned about not the crime not the

00:43:20.560 drugs not the overspending not the taxation not men and women's locker rooms none of that stuff 1.00

00:43:30.460 not climate change not carbon tax it's trump it's amazing to me that people can be so stupid 0.99

00:43:39.000 when you've got the things that you need to get taken care of that are seen by people as the 0.99

00:43:47.160 conservatives handling the best, like pocketbook issues, public safety, taxation, that kind of

00:43:52.580 thing. Those are important things. Not who can handle U.S. relations. It's always going to work

00:43:57.760 out with the U.S. It always has. It always will. The economy? How is Mark Carney seen as best able

00:44:04.420 to handle the economy? He has tanked at least to England, Canada. The poll goes on to suggest NDP

00:44:13.220 support in manitoba has rebounded over the past few weeks from a low of nine percent in march

00:44:19.600 to 15 percent today and the party may be in a stronger position to defend its three seats in

00:44:26.400 the province sing said health care environmental regulations labor treaty rights must be kept off

00:44:30.880 the table when new trade talks begin in washington blah blah blah blah blah so many of the pollsters

00:44:38.560 are calling for manitoba is usually you know i don't blame anybody in alberta and saskatchewan

00:44:45.460 for pointing fingers at manitoba and saying we don't need your ndpbs over here i don't blame

00:44:51.280 you for saying that because that's the way it is here the problem is that manitoba is a province

00:44:56.440 of what 1.5 million people and a million of them live in winnipeg which is known to be an ndp kind

00:45:04.060 City. Going back 100 years, over 100 years, the Winnipeg general strike. That was, you know,

00:45:10.580 generationally speaking, that's the way Winnipeg is. It goes blue sometimes as well. Sometimes it

00:45:19.700 goes orange. It depends on the flow of the country. For example, the riding I'm in right now is what

00:45:24.820 we call a bellwether riding, right? It can predict pretty much who is going to win the election or

00:45:30.940 if a minority government is formed.

00:45:32.860 So right now there's a conservative

00:45:34.160 who is elected in this particular riding.

00:45:38.240 Generally, that means it's going to be a liberal minority

00:45:40.880 or a conservative majority.

00:45:44.260 But if there's a liberal elected in this riding,

00:45:46.680 it's a liberal majority every single time.

00:45:48.860 And there's other ridings like that across the country as well. 0.92

00:45:51.280 I think Michelle Ferrari's riding is like that.

00:45:55.020 What is that one, Peterborough?

00:45:56.620 Yeah, that's the same kind of thing.

00:45:57.940 So there are certain things to look at as you know, we're watching the election coverage on Monday night. And by the way, we will be starting. There's no show tomorrow night here. I'm going to do an election special on Monday night. We're going to be on probably for about three hours covering it all. So I'm going to start an hour early on Monday night, seven o'clock central, eight o'clock Eastern. And we're going to roll right through until we've got a winner of the election.

00:46:21.380 So at about seven o'clock, my time on Monday, the polls will be closed and we'll start getting reports from Atlantic Canada.

00:46:29.200 And then it's going to swing east to west and we'll take you all through that night.

00:46:33.560 And if you guys want to see what's going on in your particular riding, just throw it into the comments on Monday night.

00:46:39.100 And I will if I see it, if I see your comment, I'll go ahead and look for it because.

00:46:44.340 Yeah, we need to watch this together, I think it's a big election watch party.

00:46:48.100 And I know that many of us are concerned. So I think it's better that we watch it all together.

00:46:53.900 Let's get back to what's going on here. So never mind this one. We covered that story.

00:46:58.520 And Manitoba, it's probably going to be, depending on who wins the election, 14 seats in Manitoba, probably eight go conservative, five liberal or four, and then two NDP.

00:47:12.800 That sounds about right to me.

00:47:15.180 Polyev vows to scrap the Liberal electric vehicle mandate,

00:47:19.560 said at a Halifax car dealership this morning.

00:47:22.040 So if you'll recall, the Liberals brought in this mandate

00:47:25.220 that by 2035 there will be no gas-powered vehicles

00:47:30.020 allowed to be sold in Canada.

00:47:32.180 If you have one at that time,

00:47:33.820 if you still drive a gas-powered vehicle in 2035,

00:47:36.980 then you'll be allowed to keep it.

00:47:38.180 They're not going to come and take it,

00:47:39.360 tow it out of your driveway or anything like that.

00:47:41.820 but you won't be able to buy a new gas-powered vehicle at 2035.

00:47:45.800 So Polyev says he's going to scrap that.

00:47:48.280 What does Mark Carney say?

00:47:49.320 Well, he hasn't said anything about it in the campaign,

00:47:52.380 but he has said things about net zero and electric car mandates and carbon taxes before.

00:48:00.360 Watch this.

00:48:01.420 It's 200 bucks a ton overnight.

00:48:04.660 But if you're layering in a gradual increase,

00:48:08.620 If you have it legislated, as we're going to have in Canada, for example, to 170, if you're building a track record in terms of, let's say, the auto sector, like the Europeans and Germans and others saying, OK, no new internal combustion engine vehicles by 2030 and supportive policies around that.

00:48:27.040 Well, hey, surprise, surprise, the market will pull forward the future.

00:48:31.700 We'll start adjusting now.

00:48:33.440 And then by the time you get to the future, the adjustment is quite straightforward.

00:48:36.960 forward and so those are all the mechanisms you use mechanisms you use so it's not it's interesting

00:48:48.240 this neo-marxism it's not telling the people directly what they can and can't do and this is

00:48:57.640 the way it's been going it's this public-private partnership thing that claus schwab yapped about

00:49:01.740 in the fourth industrial revolution and the great reset which by the way mark carney was one of the

00:49:06.500 architects of. You can read about that in his book Values, by the way. It's about governments

00:49:12.420 telling large corporations what to do, and then the large corporations doing it. Or maybe it's

00:49:21.120 not even governments. It probably comes from the large investment firms in the World Bank and the

00:49:26.340 IMF, places like that, right? And then it goes down to the investment firms, and it obviously

00:49:33.240 all washes through the World Economic Forum and the Bilderbergs and Trilateral Commission and all 0.98

00:49:39.700 of the hoi pollois who run the world. But eventually it cycles down to the large corporations 0.64

00:49:47.300 and they say, you will only make electric cars from now on. And they say, okay, well, what's my

00:49:53.680 subsidy? We'll give you $5 billion. You can start now and you won't need that money anymore. So the

00:49:58.940 government is picking corporations picking companies to do these things everybody else 1.00

00:50:04.060 is going to just get left by the wayside if they're not into the esg nonsense right and then

00:50:11.180 that trickles down to us because when the corporations make things cars fridges stoves 0.89

00:50:19.120 toys whatever it's all going to be green and that's the only thing we'll have a choice to buy

00:50:24.980 you see what i'm saying so they'll they'll and they're doing it slowly as carney said

00:50:33.740 in that last clip they're going to do it slowly so as we don't notice you can't do it suddenly

00:50:38.600 people will rebel they'll revolt it's got to be rolled out slowly and that's what they're doing

00:50:47.060 the housing thing same situation they'll get used to living in modular homes

00:50:53.180 slowly. They'll forget they want a large property outside of the city. They'll forget they want an

00:51:01.360 acreage outside of the city where they can ride horses or do whatever. They'll forget about saving

00:51:06.660 money for a dream one day, great car or a vacation to Mexico or France or wherever, Australia,

00:51:16.960 wherever you wanted to go. They'll forget about all of that stuff eventually because it's going

00:51:21.060 to be a slow trickle the frog in the pot that's what it is the americans are standing up against

00:51:28.900 it though here is scott besant watch what he says he is the secretary of the treasury in the u.s 0.79

00:51:36.220 and he's telling the imf to get away from this esg nonsense watch first we must make the imf

00:51:45.400 the IMF again. The IMF's mission is to promote international monetary cooperation, facilitate

00:51:53.280 the balanced growth of international trade, encourage economic growth, and discourage

00:51:58.980 harmful policies like competitive exchange rate depreciation. These are crucially important

00:52:05.460 functions to support the U.S. and global economies. Instead, the IMF has suffered from mission

00:52:13.080 creep the imf was once unwavering in its mission of promoting global monetary cooperation and

00:52:21.720 financial stability now it devotes disproportionate time and resources to work on climate change

00:52:29.240 gender and social issues these issues are not the imf mission and the ims focus in these areas

00:52:38.680 is crowding out its work on critical macroeconomic issues the imf must be a brutal truth teller

00:52:47.800 and not just to some members today imf the imf has been whistling past the graveyard

00:52:56.600 its 2024 external sector report was entitled imbalances receding this pollyannish outlook

00:53:05.320 is symptomatic of an institution more dedicated to preserving the status quo than answering the hard

00:53:12.200 questions the united states is getting it so right on pretty much everything at this stage

00:53:21.960 of the game and here we are in canada still allowing boys to play on girls teams

00:53:28.040 because of these liberals and this ideology it's amazing to me look at this story here

00:53:36.340 what did we say was going to happen who would you rather partner with the united states

00:53:45.000 or china this came from ctv news china says it wants to partner with canada to push back

00:53:54.080 against American bullying.

00:53:57.120 These are the only two countries

00:53:58.680 who have fought back with counter-terrorists

00:54:00.620 against the United States.

00:54:01.840 Everybody else has not,

00:54:03.400 and they're being rewarded for that.

00:54:06.300 China's ambassador says Beijing

00:54:07.900 is offering to form a partnership with Canada

00:54:10.180 to push back against American bullying,

00:54:13.220 suggesting the two countries

00:54:14.540 could rally other nations

00:54:15.920 to stop Washington

00:54:17.160 from undermining global rules.

00:54:21.300 You think Mark Carney would bite at that?

00:54:24.080 Oh, yeah. In the debates last week, what did he say? He said, I think China is the biggest threat to Canada. Words, just words. His company, Brookfield Asset Management, has got a $250 million loan to pay back to China.

00:54:42.560 Maybe he had to call the chairman over there and say, look, I'm going to say you're the biggest threat tonight on the debate.

00:54:49.100 I hope you don't mind.

00:54:49.940 But I have to say that right now because people are kind of catching on that you guys are running us.

00:54:56.860 OK. Yeah, yeah, whatever.

00:55:00.940 The Chinese ambassador Wang Di told the Canadian press in a wide ranging interview,

00:55:06.180 we want to avoid the situation where humanity is brought back to a world of the law of the jungle again.

00:55:12.560 What is China doing with the Uyghurs, if you want to talk about law of the jungle? 0.97

00:55:18.520 China is Canada's opportunity, not Canada's threat. 0.99

00:55:23.640 I am amazed that they actually came out and did this publicly.

00:55:30.580 Amazed.

00:55:32.500 And people are still not cluing in.

00:55:36.240 They're still not cluing in.

00:55:39.040 there are some good signs the polls are tightening liberal candidates are 0.99

00:55:50.120 crap in the bed every single day this is rob grossy i think he's a candidate running 0.98

00:55:57.620 in the toronto area he's running in the gta and they had a debate a riding debate the other night 0.99

00:56:05.420 And there was a bunch of people in there, a bunch of people from the riding.

00:56:11.200 They went to watch the debate, see who they were going to vote for.

00:56:14.660 And watch what happened here.

00:56:16.060 Do you believe that Pierre Polyev can lead this country with what you think?

00:56:27.560 Wow.

00:56:30.200 Wow.

00:56:32.440 Good for you.

00:56:34.580 country with what you've seen.

00:56:36.760 Do you believe that Pierre Polyev can lead this country with what you've seen?

00:56:49.220 Yes.

00:56:50.520 Well, good for you.

00:56:55.240 I'm ready, I'm willing, and I'm capable of going to Ottawa to represent your interests.

00:57:01.320 i wonder i wonder that was a toronto writing usually painted red every election whether the

00:57:13.460 liberals win or lose but remember those by-elections from last summer in toronto and

00:57:18.420 montreal the liberals lost both of them i think this mark carney thing is a mirage yeah i'm scared

00:57:26.500 still but it's in my heart and in my stomach that this is this is just a mirage i mean look at this

00:57:34.520 this is michelle corfield she's running for the liberals on vancouver island in the writing of

00:57:40.060 nanaimo ladysmith and watch her talk about how the government needs to own the media just like a bank 0.97

00:57:47.960 this is incredibly stupid but then again remember these liberals they live in a completely different 0.98

00:57:53.240 world they have a completely different perspective on things talk to as many people as you can talk 1.00

00:57:59.080 about what's important to canadians have listen to what's important to canadians well you can't

00:58:03.400 do that if we're squishing the media oh we've got to open our arms and enable enable that to happen

00:58:09.640 but what i will say is we need the cbc we need the cbc when your sovereignty of your country

00:58:20.280 is at stake and you're fighting a war an economic war you need your country to have its own media

00:58:28.600 just like its own bank we need to have control over the resources that inform our people and

00:58:35.080 we as canadians need to stand up and protect that right uh we got to play that again listen to what

00:58:43.880 she says listen to what she says explicitly enable that to happen but what i will say

00:58:50.440 is we need the cbc we need the cbc when your sovereignty of your country is at stake and

00:59:00.200 you're fighting a war an economic war you need your country to have its own media just like its

00:59:07.800 own bank we need to have you need your country to have its own media is she talking about the

00:59:14.600 country in and of itself or is she talking about the government have control over the resources

00:59:20.300 that inform our people and we as we need to have control over the resources that for inform our

00:59:27.300 people wow canadians need to stand up and protect that right what do they call that in 1984

00:59:37.560 for the truth, the truth commission, the commission of truth, something like that.

00:59:45.680 Crazy. You know, countries are issuing travel warnings against the United States.

00:59:54.220 Canada has issued a travel warning against the United States. Other countries here. Now,

01:00:00.580 what is this? These countries, these Marxist countries are trying to form some kind of

01:00:07.520 alliance in collusion together to strip Americans of tourism dollars. That's, that's in my opinion,

01:00:16.560 but again, that's selling fear. America is no more dangerous today than it was a year ago when

01:00:23.360 Joe Biden was president. White House Secretary, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt

01:00:28.960 responded to growing international concerns over travel to u.s as more countries issue updated

01:00:34.200 travel advisories in response to trump's immigration and transgender rights policies

01:00:40.080 so if you're one of the 0.01 percent and you're a man who dresses up as a woman or vice versa

01:00:48.580 then maybe you should think twice levin assured reporters that the u.s remains a desirable

01:00:55.420 destination, citing improved safety compared to the previous administration. So how many countries

01:01:01.000 or which countries? Let's just ask which countries have put out travel advisories to the United

01:01:05.640 States. Well, multiple Nordic countries. Canada updated its advice, but noted risk of travel was

01:01:10.760 low. Well, thank you for being honest. Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, and the United

01:01:17.520 Kingdom. Interesting. Oh, there's also something else that the Democrats down there are freaking

01:01:21.980 out about the trump store has put out trump 2028 hats on sale in a third term tease rewrite the

01:01:32.500 rules it says on the back of the hat the american 22nd amendment says that nobody can serve as

01:01:41.600 president for more than two terms and that was made law i think in 1951 it was introduced in

01:01:47.800 1947 and made law finally in 1951 so yeah i think they're just throwing this out there to anger

01:01:54.500 people and maybe to make a little bit of money or maybe it's not donald trump who will be running

01:02:00.520 in 2028 maybe it's donald trump jr or maybe ivanka another trump will run for president

01:02:10.060 in 2028 oh and one more thing before we let you go tonight and move to the extension on shadow

01:02:16.700 davis.com for you all access nighthawks and by the way again we do have a winner of the shadow

01:02:22.560 at night cap or shadow at night mug and we'll announce that in the first five minutes of the

01:02:29.360 extension tonight and uh yeah it'll be our third winner i'm very excited i love giving stuff away

01:02:35.660 so i'll be announcing the winner in the first five minutes and only people who are all access

01:02:42.460 members obviously at shadow davis.com are eligible to win this you can become one you can join the

01:02:47.820 club we got a great group of people back there too i mean if you come back there and become part of

01:02:53.680 that group you're going to fit right in you're going to love it they are very welcoming smart

01:02:57.680 people as well and we do cover a lot of very very interesting and verboten topics in there

01:03:04.660 things i could never ever talk about on youtube or facebook that's one of the reasons that the

01:03:11.000 website exists so we can go deep on certain things apparently they want to block out the sun

01:03:16.140 in the uk and the government is funding this so there's a guy called dane wigginton and dane

01:03:24.100 wigginton runs a website has for years it's called geoengineeringwatch.org and he appeared

01:03:29.540 with clayton morris on redacted earlier today watch this the the telegraph is reporting this

01:03:36.740 the way the uk is ready to move on this dane it sounds like this has never happened before and

01:03:40.840 they're just going to try it for the first time. Do you call BS on that?

01:03:45.700 I do. That's exactly how they want it to sound, Clayton, so that they could pretend that they

01:03:50.340 could, may, might do this someday when, in fact, these operations have been fully deployed since

01:03:54.980 immediately after World War II. So they continue this grand facade, not just the UK, but also in

01:04:01.040 the US with what the US EPA head posted last week, that he's going to investigate the Make

01:04:08.480 sunsets group as we discussed off air to clowns from silicon valley that launched a few balloons

01:04:16.260 so they continue this grand facade governments in both countries pretending this hasn't been

01:04:20.120 ongoing for decades already with catastrophic results manifesting worse by the day

01:04:25.720 dane wigginton of geoengineering.org we'll have to get him on the show

01:04:32.280 talk about these chemtrails there's something i haven't really talked about

01:04:35.620 at length on this show but it's undeniable i mean look up in the sky not every day

01:04:42.100 but on a given day you can see and there's videos of it all over the place as well i'm sure you guys

01:04:49.380 have seen i mean like you know not really high altitude aircraft spewing a line of whatever

01:04:57.580 and then that that line starts expanding or maybe it's five lines and maybe they're crossing each

01:05:08.740 other and then they start to expand and eventually it's overcast over your city or town when it was

01:05:15.760 previously a sunny day what the hell is that geoengineering and now they're finally admitting

01:05:22.780 quietly of course yeah it's public knowledge but they're not really hammering it too hard

01:05:27.520 that they're funding it the UK is funding this because climate change climate change

01:05:33.860 it'll slow down climate change if we block out the sun and Bill Gates oh yeah

01:05:38.180 here here so when you talk to somebody about this and I'm sure you've had discussions with

01:05:48.340 friends about chemtrails I mean it's a very controversial topic even even in our circles 0.72

01:05:55.500 right it's kind of like flat earth and if you bring it up they're gonna go oh you're crazy

01:06:01.520 like chris scott our buddy over at the whistle stop cafe i mean there was a big long discussion

01:06:06.160 he had and i had too with him about chemtrails he doesn't believe it well now you can say okay

01:06:13.780 well look i mean the uk government is funding it they're trying to block out the sun and you

01:06:19.600 can look it up anywhere go to google look it up check it out for yourself it's true

01:06:23.680 now what dane wigginton and other people have been saying obviously is that this has been going

01:06:30.420 on since the end of world war ii what are you crazy that's it for the show tonight you guys

01:06:36.340 i love you all i appreciate you all i will catch you on monday night seven o'clock central for the

01:06:41.920 election special again there is no show tomorrow night i'm taking a long weekend i've got a friend

01:06:48.360 coming into town i haven't seen in 13 years and the only chance i have to see this friend is

01:06:54.220 tomorrow night where they move on to the next place they're going so i'm looking forward to

01:06:59.420 that very very much but it means i'm not going to be able to do a show but monday we're going long

01:07:03.760 covering the entire election three hours four hours whatever it takes starting at seven o'clock

01:07:10.060 central so an hour early on monday night the extension is coming up on shadow davis.com in

01:07:16.600 a couple of minutes. All Access Nighthawks. I will see you there. The rest of you, I'll catch

01:07:20.740 you Monday. Have a great weekend, and bye for now.

01:07:46.600 We'll be right back.

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