The Shadoe Davis Show - April 8th⧸2025- Which is Right...The Polls or The Rallies？ Trumps Slaps Massive Tariff on China

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00:05:00.000 Hello everybody, how are you today?

00:05:18.160 Welcome to Shadow at Night for Tuesday, April the 8th, 2025.

00:05:22.760 Okay, I have to tell you that I lost count of how many messages I received today

00:05:30.780 regarding the Randy Hillier interview last night.

00:05:33.780 And Randy's always a great guy to have on.

00:05:35.880 But the best part, everybody was saying, the best part of the interview last night.

00:05:39.580 We know that he had a great court ruling yesterday,

00:05:42.640 and it's going to have ramifications for all of these cases all across Ontario

00:05:47.200 and possibly even Canada, and I think that's awesome.

00:05:50.140 but the best part of the show last night was about an hour in when randy excused

00:05:57.680 when randy excused himself and said play a good song or something i'll be

00:06:06.320 back in a few minutes and i said what you got to go take a leak

00:06:11.080 and then he just went he was gone and he came back a few minutes later and we continued the

00:06:18.260 conversation but it was just such a surprise and i guess my reaction to what he said people thought

00:06:26.360 was hilarious and i want to thank you guys for sending me those messages today via email and

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00:11:42.080 because I know that's a lot.

00:11:44.620 Too much of a good thing, right?

00:11:47.020 Pierre Polyev had a very big rally in Edmonton last night

00:11:50.720 as we were interviewing Randy Hillier.

00:11:53.840 The rally was going on in Edmonton.

00:11:55.820 Some say 15,000, some say 10,000.

00:11:59.000 It was huge, no matter what the situation.

00:12:01.760 And there was a special guest at the rally last night to introduce Pierre, and here he is.

00:12:07.180 Now needs change more desperately than it perhaps ever has.

00:12:14.880 And it needs someone to lead that change, my friends.

00:12:19.580 As someone who had the honor of serving as your Prime Minister, I know that being Prime

00:12:37.960 Minister is a trust.

00:12:40.680 It is a trust to take this incredible country that our ancestors bequeathed us and to leave

00:12:47.040 it stronger, more united, more compassionate, and more confident than we found it.

00:12:59.640 That's what we did, my friends.

00:13:02.020 But that is not the story of the past decade, and that has got to change for Canada.

00:13:10.680 You know friends, I am in a unique position in this federal election.

00:13:18.180 I am the only person who can say that both of the men running to be prime minister once

00:13:25.920 worked for me.

00:13:30.180 And in that regard, my choice without hesitation, without equivocation, without a shadow of

00:13:38.900 doubt is Pierre Paulier again some are saying 10,000 some are saying 15,000

00:13:58.140 Mark Carney had a rally I think at Burnaby British Columbia last night and

00:14:01.460 they got about a thousand people out to that they say which probably means about

00:14:04.940 about 700, even lower, because all political parties lie about numbers.

00:14:09.580 You can see for yourself, if you're good with your eyeball, sizing up crowds, right?

00:14:13.960 I have that gift for some crazy reason.

00:14:16.380 I've had it since I was a kid.

00:14:17.480 So I can look at a crowd and pretty much give you within a couple of hundred exactly how big it is.

00:14:22.800 But on video, it's a different situation.

00:14:24.960 If you're there in the middle of it, well, that's one thing.

00:14:27.280 But if you're looking at it on video, it's a whole different thing.

00:14:29.840 So I can't tell you from my eyeball exactly how many people were there in Edmonton last night, but there were a lot of people.

00:14:39.060 As a matter of fact, Pierre Polyev was asked about that this morning by a reporter from the Globe and Mail.

00:14:44.940 And in this clip, the liberals all over X and Facebook, all over social media, they're freaking out.

00:14:50.220 Pierre Polyev's treatment of a female reporter is absolutely outrageously terrible.

00:14:54.960 He's awful. He's brutal.

00:14:56.560 I think it's funny.

00:14:58.440 Let's have a look at this.

00:14:59.480 Hi, Mr. Paliyev, Laura Stone, Globe and Mail.

00:15:02.140 I want to ask about...

00:15:03.320 How did you like our rally last night?

00:15:04.460 Well, I wanted to ask about your rallies.

00:15:06.520 Thank you.

00:15:07.220 And whether size matters.

00:15:10.860 I actually want to know about your rallies

00:15:13.300 and what your strategy is and who you're talking to,

00:15:16.580 because you bring up things like woke mob,

00:15:19.280 sentry initiative, bulldozing the CBC,

00:15:22.140 I'm exaggerating, but getting rid of CBC HQ.

00:15:24.680 At what point are you just talking in an echo chamber

00:15:27.820 to people who already feel that way?

00:15:30.060 Or do you feel like these are broadening the tent of support

00:15:32.660 to liberal or undecided voters

00:15:34.540 to get them on board with your campaign?

00:15:36.940 I think it's pretty broad.

00:15:38.160 How many people do you think we had last night?

00:15:41.040 Thousands.

00:15:42.160 Well, that's pretty obvious.

00:15:43.620 I think you can be more precise than that.

00:15:45.540 I don't, I mean, the party said 10,000 register.

00:15:49.540 There's reports of 15.

00:15:50.780 I really can't say.

00:15:52.560 One last question.

00:15:53.420 When was the last time we had a rally that big in Canada?

00:15:56.660 I don't know.

00:15:57.380 I've never been to one.

00:15:58.280 Okay, so I'm going to stop it here for one second.

00:16:00.140 We'll play the rest for you, but just look at him.

00:16:06.300 Does he seem to have his confidence back to you?

00:16:10.220 For a couple of weeks there, it seemed to me that he was really struggling.

00:16:13.320 He was really having a problem with the media.

00:16:15.240 He was having problems stammering and stumbling while giving speeches,

00:16:20.360 not at rallies, but in front of reporters and then answering questions later on.

00:16:26.040 he seemed to have lost his mojo somehow but now he seems to have it back and i think

00:16:31.120 these rallies are what's giving him the energy to do that and i also think that he's found out

00:16:38.840 something else that these polls are a fraud anyway let's carry on with the rest of this

00:16:48.180 a political rally that big i don't think you know a lot about politics you're a very well

00:16:52.440 informed person i know that if there were a bigger rally than that you would know about it

00:16:56.120 i think so but i think it was pretty incredible any of you there magic eh wow

00:17:03.140 incredible listen i think to have 10 or 15 000 people at one political rally this is a movement

00:17:11.960 like we've never seen because people want change they want to put our country first for a change

00:17:16.540 they've noted they've seen that after the lost liberal decade of right doubling housing costs

00:17:21.900 of rising crime, of taxes out of control,

00:17:25.980 of our economy weakened under America's thumb.

00:17:28.900 They can't afford to live.

00:17:30.840 And what they want is a new Conservative government

00:17:34.720 that will put Canada first for a change.

00:17:36.560 And that's why my speech talked about axing taxes,

00:17:40.840 greenlighting housing construction,

00:17:43.400 expanding our energy sector to bring home our jobs

00:17:46.640 so that we can put Canada first for a change.

00:17:49.040 That was the message yesterday,

00:17:50.260 And that is the message that Canadians are going to vote for change on Election Day.

00:17:55.340 All right.

00:17:58.940 With reporters, he was very cautious, as I pointed out.

00:18:02.040 But today, at a press conference, he was asked about Mark Carney ripping off his ideas,

00:18:09.040 about Mark Carney being accused of being propped up by the communist government of China,

00:18:14.980 about a lot of his ridiculous Kearney's ESG practices

00:18:19.300 when he was with Brookfield Asset Management.

00:18:22.100 And Polyev just let rip on Kearney today.

00:18:24.980 Watch this.

00:18:25.600 Unpack what Mr. Kearney did in this particular case.

00:18:29.620 He used his political power to convince the British government

00:18:33.960 to require more expensive jet fuel for air travel.

00:18:39.540 And then his company invested a billion dollars in the company that was selling that jet fuel.

00:18:50.520 So if, God forbid, a family like the people behind me here want to take their kids on a vacation somewhere,

00:18:58.240 they have to pay higher airplane ticket prices to fund this more expensive jet fuel

00:19:04.260 so that Mark Carney's billion-dollar investment can pay off.

00:19:08.720 Mr. Carney is not a businessman.

00:19:12.240 He is a political grifter who has used his political influence

00:19:17.540 to turn decisions that profit his company at the expense of workers and seniors.

00:19:24.900 And that is exactly how he would govern the country.

00:19:27.660 While he was Justin Trudeau. 0.99

00:19:29.220 He is a political grifter. 0.99

00:19:32.060 that is a huge slap across the face and shot across the bow to mark carney now when these 0.94

00:19:42.140 debates come up in the next week and a half the french debate first and then the english debate

00:19:47.020 the very next night i wonder how how they're going to have it structured and formatted are

00:19:52.580 they going to be able to speak directly with each other or are they going to just ask one question

00:19:58.860 to one person one question to the other because you don't want four or five people all yelling

00:20:03.700 and screaming across the stage at each other at crosstalk we wouldn't be able to hear what they're

00:20:08.300 saying but i think people just want to hear i mean never mind jagmeet saying i'm going to show you

00:20:13.080 the poll in just a second from abacus never mind the green party never mind ppc at this stage of

00:20:18.100 the game they're at three or four percent it doesn't matter the two heavyweights right now

00:20:23.220 The main card that everybody wants to see is Paliyev versus Carney.

00:20:28.440 And if he goes at Carney like this during the debate, I think it's a landslide.

00:20:34.960 It's a blue wave running right across the country.

00:20:38.080 Economic advisor, he went on the record saying that he thought there should be more inflation.

00:20:44.920 He thought it would be good if there was more inflation.

00:20:47.680 Well, it turns out Brookfield, his company, profits from inflation.

00:20:51.820 They get to charge higher rents on their tenants, according to their CEO.

00:20:58.320 So he has used his political influence to rip off workers and seniors.

00:21:04.340 And now, with all the political power of a prime minister, he continues to be invested in the same company, Brookfield.

00:21:12.820 The same company that benefits by raising inflation, by raising energy prices, and by ripping off workers and seniors.

00:21:23.880 Today's announcement is another example of that.

00:21:26.420 How would Mark Carney ever be trusted to make our tax system fair when he's invested in a company that has billions of dollars of cash stashed away in an overseas tax haven?

00:21:41.160 Of course, he never would.

00:21:42.820 so when you sit down and think about it you hear something like okay that's a politician he's just 0.96

00:21:51.000 talking again he's talking garbage against his opponent absolutely they all do it right

00:21:55.120 but if you were at all curious about who you wanted to be your next prime minister 0.77

00:22:01.400 wouldn't you go and investigate just a little bit just to see a story or two about this mark

00:22:06.320 carney guy who is this guy anyway i mean i hadn't even heard of him two months ago who is he

00:22:11.340 I don't know.

00:22:12.160 Let's go look them up.

00:22:12.940 Let's go see what there is.

00:22:13.980 And even the left-wing corporate media is writing some interesting stuff

00:22:18.180 about Mark Carney, which we'll get to in just a second.

00:22:20.680 Brian Lilly of the Toronto Sun asked Pierre Polyev earlier today,

00:22:24.940 because you heard Randy Hillier and I talking about this last night

00:22:28.160 when we had our discussion about PPC versus CPC

00:22:30.820 and how Randy thinks it's all political parties are all a cesspool and whatnot,

00:22:35.480 and if there was no PPC candidate running in his riding,

00:22:37.980 riding than he would vote for an independent because he has no time for traditional political

00:22:43.320 parties they're all bought and paid for they're all run by the laurentian elite or china or the

00:22:47.240 world economic forum or whatever randy and i agree to disagree on that even though he has years of

00:22:52.200 experience in politics whereas i don't and he did tell some fantastic stories about that but i still

00:22:57.920 believe even though i got kicked out of that rally a week and a half ago it doesn't matter it's not

00:23:02.740 about me and so many people say shut up stop talking about that i say look the reason that

00:23:07.560 i say this is because i believe canada's future is at risk here big time and if 30 percent of the

00:23:16.180 conservative party is somehow co-opted by some foreign power or the world economic forum or the

00:23:21.920 bilderbergs or whatever it's better than 100 percent of the liberal party and right now we

00:23:26.380 have to put out the fire before we can build a new foundation four years of a conservative 0.57

00:23:31.740 government in this country will give us time to get our crap together if in fact we're ever able 0.78

00:23:36.460 to do that with all of the fighting and bitching and moaning and arguing that i see amongst 0.53

00:23:41.240 freedom thinking people in this country it seems like that may never happen unless we have some

00:23:47.020 kind of coalescing figure that can do that and who wants to be that figure

00:23:51.520 who could be because you know that the second somebody stood up and said hey can't we just

00:23:58.620 get along the other person would say no we can't and there would be eight other people who had to

00:24:05.140 pipe in. That's the situation we're in because we're all free thinkers. Anyway, Brian Lilly from

00:24:11.840 the Toronto Sun asks Pierre Polyev, hey, you know what? Your platforms, you and Carney,

00:24:16.180 they're starting to sound pretty similar because he's ripping off everything you say just a day

00:24:21.600 or two later. And here was Polyev's response to that. Inside of Bill C-69, which you made clear

00:24:27.120 yesterday, it would not repeal and you made clear you would. Outside of that, how are voters supposed

00:24:32.500 to look at both of you and say um okay how are they different who has the best plan because

00:24:38.260 often things are sounding similar based on how each of you are speaking so what's the difference

00:24:45.140 well sincerity for one mr carney opposed all of these policies for 10 years as part of the

00:24:53.700 liberal government i mean look he advised trudeau to print money and run up huge deficits that drove

00:24:59.620 inflation. He opposes pipelines and energy production here in Canada. His policy on housing

00:25:09.300 is the same as Trudeau's, building up monstrous bureaucracies in Ottawa. His latest is a $35

00:25:16.260 billion government construction company, which is going to build prefab tiny homes with no driveways.

00:25:23.380 what could possibly go wrong. Building up housing bureaucracies in Ottawa has doubled housing costs

00:25:31.260 during the lost liberal decade. And giving Justin Trudeau and Mark Carney a fourth term

00:25:38.280 will only make it worse. Then there's crime. Mark Carney supports the entire radical catch-and-release

00:25:45.860 hug-a-thug criminal justice policy that has turned our streets into war zones in many of

00:25:52.480 our biggest cities. He supports the distribution of tax-funded drugs, and he continues to stand by

00:26:01.440 the entire liberal agenda of the last decade. If you want to know what the liberals will do with

00:26:08.220 a fourth term, look what they did with the last 10 years. If you want to know what I'll do, look

00:26:12.720 what I've been saying for the last 10 years. It hasn't changed. I have said exactly the same thing

00:26:17.660 for the last 10 years. And it turns out that the things we must do to counter Donald Trump

00:26:24.380 are all the things I said we should be doing before he even threatened the tariffs.

00:26:29.340 We need to repeal the No New Pipelines Law, C-69. We need to cut taxes on workers. We need to allow

00:26:36.700 tax-free reinvestment of capital gains in Canada. We need to take taxes off new homes

00:26:43.060 so that we can employ our trades workers in a field that doesn't require the Americans,

00:26:49.080 that is to say, building homes on our own soil.

00:26:51.840 We need to secure our streets and lock up the criminals to bring home safety.

00:26:56.820 In essence, what we need after a lost liberal decade is not a fourth term.

00:27:02.140 What we need is a new government that will put Canada first for a change.

00:27:06.820 All right. He's having a great week, and it's only Tuesday.

00:27:09.640 so maybe this momentum will start to build with what two and a half i guess just under three weeks

00:27:16.560 left before voting day on april 28th and as michael in the comments is reminding everybody you guys

00:27:21.180 can vote earlier you can vote earlier you got your voting card in the mail i'm sure maybe it's

00:27:26.060 hanging on your door if you live in an apartment or in your mailbox if you're in a house meanwhile

00:27:31.120 and we're going to get to the abacus poll in just a second i'll show you in just a second here's

00:27:34.960 mark carney talking about housing this whole new government department he wants to start this

00:27:43.200 canada government housing initiative and who he wants to build the houses for never mind veterans

00:27:50.140 never mind the homeless we already have never mind the people who can't afford to rub two dimes

00:27:54.440 together right now literally and are living in their cars you know young mothers and fathers

00:27:59.780 and their kids living in their cars because they can't afford an apartment and both are working

00:28:04.640 full-time jobs. It's true. It's happening right now in our country. But here's what Mark Carney

00:28:09.980 wants to spend our housing money on. Watch this. Expect immigration. Last point. They are,

00:28:19.800 we have not lived up to our promise to those we brought to this country. We don't have the

00:28:26.980 capacity in terms of housing, social services, and those who came as students, they're not all 1.00

00:28:34.620 getting the education they deserve in Canada.

00:28:36.480 We need to build that capacity.

00:28:38.460 We need to manage immigration at lower levels for a period of time, 0.88

00:28:42.780 for a period of time until we have those results and the capacity.

00:28:45.620 And, of course, that means working very, very closely between the federal...

00:28:49.040 So what does that mean, Mark, for a period of time?

00:28:51.340 For a period of time? Until what?

00:28:52.940 You've got everybody settled in their new free homes,

00:28:55.600 and then you can start bringing them all in by the hundreds of thousands again,

00:28:59.580 like your buddy with the Century Initiative wants you to do?

00:29:02.880 For a period of time? 0.64

00:29:03.900 provincial governments all right so he he wants to build all of these houses for the immigrants 1.00

00:29:10.640 and i'm telling you and and again they're not the legal immigrants we're talking about the refugees

00:29:16.100 and the people who are here illegally or students who have overstayed their visas all of that stuff

00:29:20.840 and never mind the between 20 and 500 000 illegals that are here in the country right now that are

00:29:26.700 supposed to leave but the government just doesn't know where they are i don't know i don't know how

00:29:33.400 many i don't know where they are but we're gonna get them of course you are no the government

00:29:39.860 actually the liberal government expects that they're going to leave of their own accord and

00:29:44.700 maybe if it gets cold enough next winter they will mark carney was asked by a left-wing corporate

00:29:52.660 media reporter today which i find odd that it seems as though starting to hold his feet to the

00:29:58.020 fire right it's actually kind of comical he was asked about why the chinese social media network

00:30:05.360 we chat in canada yeah we have that here in canada believe it or not for newly immigrated

00:30:10.260 chinese nationals so they can communicate with their families back home why that particular

00:30:16.820 social media network is promoting him to win the election and i want to show you something else too

00:30:22.760 on google in just a second after this clip but but watch what he says here ending you know

00:30:28.000 some of the campaign was pushing positive narratives about you why do you think that

00:30:34.480 china um the prc seems to like you why are they praising you i have absolutely no idea and i um

00:30:42.960 yeah i have absolutely no idea and i think well i'll leave it at that um

00:30:50.960 i'm sorry but we have to watch that again you know some of the campaign

00:30:53.920 was pushing positive narratives about you why do you think that china um the prc seems to like you

00:31:02.120 why are they praising you i have absolutely no idea and i um yeah i have absolutely no idea and

00:31:09.540 i think well look at that asshat jonathan wilkinson in the background he's the liberal

00:31:14.900 mp for north van he might win again look at him smug smugness is not a good quality but mark carney

00:31:21.280 it that that that i don't know i'm gonna leave it at that i'll leave it at that um

00:31:30.800 can you imagine this guy in a debate with pierre polio he's gonna get he's gonna get eaten alive

00:31:39.840 but the big thing here is yeah why is the chinese social media network in canada

00:31:46.560 promoting Mark Carney as their preferred candidate for prime minister? Well, that's a

00:31:52.460 very good question. Let's throw this up here. I'm going to just throw up the screen, which I forgot

00:31:56.820 to do. So I'm going to do now. Let me see if I can make it happen quickly here. Okay. So we're

00:32:05.440 going to bring up the screen. There it is. So in a Google search, just Google, nevermind Yandex or

00:32:12.320 any of the others brave just go with google for now on this particular situation mark carney china

00:32:18.260 three words you type into the search bar what comes up all of the left-wing corporate media

00:32:22.560 say carney tar except for the national post i'll give him credit for this carney targeted

00:32:27.780 by chinese wechat operation quotes in canada election officials what how is he being targeted

00:32:37.340 exactly they're promoting him they're not targeting him so what a misleading almost

00:32:44.200 false headline that is from global news and as we roll down toronto star says mark carney targeted

00:32:50.460 by chinese news account on wechat foreign interfere targeted they're making him sound

00:32:56.780 like a victim which he's not they're making him sound like he's being attacked by china

00:33:01.660 which he isn't he is being promoted by China but these people these left-wing corporate media

00:33:09.280 they don't expect anybody well 90 percent of the people to actually read the story or anything

00:33:15.300 past the first paragraph just the headline of the first paragraph and we'll go and so we are

00:33:20.620 technically they can say we are reporting the story look here's the story it says right in

00:33:27.780 the story that china is promoting mark carney for prime minister well then why did you write

00:33:32.140 this headline well they are targeting him i suppose you could say it like that but when you

00:33:38.560 use the word target that's kind of a negative connotation in most situations am i wrong

00:33:43.960 of course i'm not wrong all right let's have a look at this this is from the left-wing corporate

00:33:49.880 publicly funded cbc of all places carney's former firm brookfield had this is from four days ago

00:33:57.060 So I guess Saturday, has been accused of breaching indigenous rights in four countries.

00:34:07.640 I wonder how those residential school advocates are going to feel about Carney now.

00:34:13.240 Because he was CEO of the company as this was going on, allegedly.

00:34:19.320 Allegations in Brazil, Canada, Colombia, and U.S. involved dams, wind farm, other operations.

00:34:24.760 So let's go ahead and check out this story.

00:34:26.400 Under Mark Carney's leadership, global investment firm Brookfield was accused of breaching indigenous rights or harming the environment in at least four countries CBC Indigenous has found.

00:34:40.720 Carney, who's running for prime minister, is liberal.

00:34:42.920 Why do they even have to say that at this stage of the game?

00:34:46.180 I think we all know.

00:34:47.660 Spent more than four years as vice chair and then chair of Brookfield Asset Management, where he focused on green investing and renewable energy.

00:34:54.740 During that period, from 2020 to 2024, Brookfield businesses faced reports of serious human rights abuses in Brazil, indigenous resistance in Colombia, a First Nations $100 million lawsuit in Ontario, and an environmental dispute in Maine.

00:35:12.840 In Ontario, Maine and Colombia, Brookfield owned hydroelectric dams and one wind farm allegedly threatened indigenous rights or damaged the environment.

00:35:21.840 In Brazil, international NGO Global Witness accused Brookfield and subsidiaries of deforestation and human rights violations, including the attempted eviction of an indigenous group and breach of anti-slave labor law in 2020.

00:35:36.500 Mark Carney doesn't care.

00:35:39.460 He doesn't care about these people. 1.00

00:35:40.960 He doesn't care about the Uyghurs in China. 1.00

00:35:42.720 We're going to get to that a little bit later on.

00:35:45.040 While the multinational conglomerate denied any wrongdoing, the disputes have raised questions about the former central banker.

00:35:51.840 You think?

00:35:53.980 And UN Climate Action Envoy's track record.

00:35:56.780 I'm not trying to point a finger at him personally,

00:35:59.520 but the company of Brookfield, no,

00:36:02.540 is not measuring up to what they could do and should do,

00:36:05.280 and now we're saying must do legally.

00:36:07.340 That's from Kate Kempton, a lawyer in Toronto.

00:36:10.720 So, yeah.

00:36:12.800 Carney, not having a great week so far,

00:36:15.380 and I really can't see how, with all of these negative stories,

00:36:20.760 even in the left-wing corporate media how this poll is even possible look at it this is from

00:36:28.620 abacus probably the most trusted polling firm that i've been looking at for the past month and a half

00:36:35.220 they've stayed fairly consistent with their results so these are the national findings from

00:36:40.300 two days ago the liberals 39 the conservatives 39 the ndp at 11 by the way there's uh a risk

00:36:48.060 Some are saying, anyway, that the NDP will actually lose official party status, which is 12 seats in the House of Commons, which would be funny.

00:36:55.160 The Bloc at 6 percent, then the Greens at 3, the People's Party at 2.

00:36:59.580 Let's look region by region here.

00:37:01.200 Never mind federal vote intention and what voter enthusiasm is like.

00:37:05.200 It's higher for the conservative voters, by the way, at 75 percent.

00:37:08.820 75 percent of all conservative voters say, yes, I'm definitely getting out to vote.

00:37:13.600 71 percent of liberals say the same thing and 60 percent of NDP voters.

00:37:17.620 So let's have a look at region by region here.

00:37:20.040 I find this worrisome.

00:37:21.100 But then again, when you look at the size of these rallies,

00:37:26.380 I guess it just leads to confusion, right?

00:37:31.560 I mean, if Pollyov can draw 10,000 or 15,000 people in Edmonton

00:37:35.060 and the size of his rallies just keep getting bigger and bigger and bigger,

00:37:38.680 then what's this all about?

00:37:44.560 It can't be real.

00:37:45.840 but in bc it's very tight between the liberals and conservatives here 39 to 36 in favor of the

00:37:53.040 conservatives with the ndp at 19 which is extremely low in alberta obviously 50 or sorry 58 percent

00:38:00.760 blue and 27 percent red the ndp don't matter by the way there's two percent in bc for the people's

00:38:06.240 party in saskatchewan manitoba 49 conservative 33 liberal 16 for the ndp ontario this is worrisome

00:38:14.140 45 percent for the liberals and the uh sorry the liberals have more of a concentrated vote

00:38:19.320 in Ontario which means they could get all of Toronto and Ottawa again that's a lot of seats

00:38:24.820 and Montreal as well if Quebec holds true and I don't think it will look at the block down there

00:38:29.580 at 25 percent I don't think so Carney can't speak French I think that these debates are going to say

00:38:37.960 a lot about what happens anyway ontario 45 liberal 39 conservative 10 ndp you think jagmeet

00:38:46.860 singh is going to be out of a job i predicted months ago that wab canoe the premier of manitoba

00:38:52.700 right now is going to be the new uh ndp federal leader in the next couple of months we'll have

00:38:57.660 to wait and see on that one so quebec liberals in the lead and then atlantic canada where there's

00:39:02.560 four percent support for the ppc that's their strongest region i find that weird as well

00:39:07.220 like what no 51 for the liberals are you kidding me right now whereas just about a month and a

00:39:17.140 half ago this was the other way around i i just don't see that people i i can't believe that 1.00

00:39:25.080 canadians could be this stupid and that's why it's so mind-boggling to look at these polls 0.99

00:39:32.340 51% of people in Atlantic Canada would say liberal, 1.00

00:39:36.540 and 32% would say conservative, and then 9% would say liberal.

00:39:40.920 And there's another poll that we got here from Juno News

00:39:43.620 that finds a liberal win in this election

00:39:47.160 would lead to a spike in separatist sentiments across Canada.

00:39:51.300 This new poll suggests that Canadian unity may be at stake in this federal election,

00:39:56.460 as Danielle Smith has suggested,

00:39:58.180 and both the main party leaders have kind of downplayed.

00:40:01.620 Do you think there would be some kind of political win for Pierre Paliyev?

00:40:08.020 And I know that he probably doesn't want to go down this path,

00:40:11.100 but if he said something like, you know,

00:40:13.480 I've been hearing rumblings of an Alberta independence movement

00:40:19.420 gaining big steam, and if the Liberals win,

00:40:24.360 I feel like that's going to boil over,

00:40:26.340 and it's quite possible, and I don't want this to happen.

00:40:29.660 This is Polyev talking right now.

00:40:31.620 And I don't want this to happen.

00:40:34.800 But it's possible that Alberta could decide

00:40:37.400 they want to leave Confederation.

00:40:39.740 We don't want that to happen.

00:40:42.580 Do you think Polyev could use that as some kind of a strategy?

00:40:45.640 I think he probably could.

00:40:48.080 I look at this as a win-win, you guys.

00:40:53.040 Polyev wins were good for a few years.

00:40:54.860 we've got time, a little bit of runway, we can get our own stuff together, especially when the

00:41:00.020 conservatives start disappointing us down the line, as we know they inevitably will. But we cannot

00:41:05.460 deal with Mark Carney. We cannot deal with a liberal government again, because they'll act

00:41:10.560 quickly. And they will stifle us very fast, very, very fast. But if the liberals win, Alberta

00:41:20.040 hopefully decides they want to separate but let's have a look at these uh at these numbers a little

00:41:25.560 bit more this new poll suggesting that canadian unity may be at stake and what they're saying here

00:41:32.060 is a quarter of albertans that's only 25 percent and two and ten saskatchewanians say the same

00:41:40.280 that's 20 so that's kind of low considering the last poll we heard about had uh people in favor

00:41:46.780 of separation at 37 percent but this point and angus reed again i mean you can't really buy what

00:41:52.600 these guys are selling right now this poll came out sunday it highlighted that the eastern provinces

00:41:58.760 are far less willing to separate between december of last year and march of this year those in

00:42:05.040 alberta and saskatchewan who felt respected by the rest of the country declined with a notable 14

00:42:09.720 point drop in saskatchewan the level of respect albertans feel from the rest of the country

00:42:14.260 is the lowest it's been since the first poll was conducted in September of 2016.

00:42:20.020 Those in Saskatchewan reported the lowest level of fair treatment by the federal government.

00:42:24.980 Conversely, Ontario residents feel the most fairly treated.

00:42:27.900 Of course they do.

00:42:29.360 Of course they do.

00:42:31.100 They get everything all the time.

00:42:33.280 Despite numerous Canadians desiring separation,

00:42:36.860 the poll highlighted that the separatist movement was larger in 2019

00:42:40.380 when six in ten Albertans and 53% of Saskatchewanians

00:42:45.140 were open to the concept of a Western Canadian separatist movement.

00:42:48.620 So whenever you see anybody just make the assumption

00:42:55.080 that Alberta is going to separate,

00:42:58.480 please don't take that as fact.

00:43:01.760 And that's something I've been saying.

00:43:03.220 As much as I would like to see it happen if the Liberals win,

00:43:06.460 there's a lot of work to do to convince people that that is the proper way to go

00:43:12.880 you know chris scott i've mentioned this a couple of times already chris uh was selling gas

00:43:17.840 at the whistle stop cafe and mirror at 80 cents a liter for what a couple of hours until he ran

00:43:25.080 out last week to show people that in an independent alberta that's what gas prices would be like all

00:43:30.980 the time not just on a special day that rarely ever happens it would be like that all the time

00:43:36.860 you wouldn't have to worry about income taxes you would i mean your life would be so much better

00:43:41.720 yeah but we wouldn't be canadians anymore well nobody's saying that you have to revoke your

00:43:48.160 canadian citizenship that's the other thing that jeff rath was saying from the alberta prosperity

00:43:53.020 project on the show about a week and a half ago he said you don't you can have dual citizenship

00:43:56.680 You can be a Canadian citizen and an Alberta citizen all at the same time.

00:44:00.920 Let's get back to Mark Carney for a second here.

00:44:02.960 Now, remember last night on the show, I said I wanted to get this woman, Desiree Fixler, on the show.

00:44:10.140 Desiree Fixler is an investment banker who says here on X that her mission is to end ESG and DEI

00:44:17.340 and the corporate world, free enterprise, free speech activist.

00:44:20.400 And so she put this out about a week and a half ago.

00:44:23.860 Canada, you're in crisis. Your crisis isn't U.S. tariffs. It's Mark Carney. He's lying. He will

00:44:31.860 never grow your economy. Carney is a managerial elitist pushing the Davos agenda, net zero,

00:44:37.920 CBDC, DEI, and many other strangleholds on growth and freedom. She says, I know because I was one of

00:44:45.780 them. So as I said these words last night, let's get Desiree Fixler on the show, and we may still

00:44:51.560 just do that i think she dropped everything she needed to drop today on a special episode of

00:44:57.840 northern perspective so kudos to you guys for getting her on fantastic the hour sorry the

00:45:04.700 interview is an hour long you can find northern perspective on youtube um if you're not following

00:45:10.020 them i suggest go give them a follow because they do a lot of good work here is an excerpt i want

00:45:15.020 to thank the northern perspective people for putting this out there and i'm using your stuff

00:45:20.180 right now. Here's Desiree. Just a little bit of background, you know, while Mark Carney was,

00:45:25.540 of course, governor of the Bank of England, a lot of folks felt he was starting to spend more time

00:45:35.300 on climate risk than financial stability, right? So that becomes very pronounced in the UK

00:45:42.860 and during a time where the UK has, like, lackluster growth, right,

00:45:49.960 and lackluster productivity numbers.

00:45:53.280 But as soon as his stint ends, of course, you know,

00:45:57.300 he jumps to Brookfield as head of ESG, you know,

00:46:01.900 takes on a whole bunch of other climate advisory roles

00:46:07.200 or just, like, you know, any, like, non-executive positions,

00:46:10.840 one of which is to lead GFANCE, which stands for the Global Financial Alliance for Net Zero.

00:46:24.660 And again, this is 2020 at a time where Wall Street is just piling in. And so most of the

00:46:32.960 large financial institutions, banks, asset managers, insurers, all join this network.

00:46:40.840 Black Rock was in there. Oh, yes, yes, yes. And again, the statement, you know, Mark Carney as the ringleader and really perceived as the, you know, he is the head of the whole ESG movement globally. Right.

00:46:59.180 And he's the Messiah. Oh, yes. Yes. And, you know, I was, you know, obviously very entrenched in this. It was. And honestly, I'm not exaggerating that I would say 75 to 80 percent of the conferences that I attended.

00:47:16.140 and Mark Carney was always there or like you know you know zoomed in right on the big screen

00:47:25.000 and he he was really you know and he you know was considered is considered the ringleader of

00:47:34.160 this whole movement and you know Mark Carney you know you know is is is you know promoting

00:47:43.460 climate action, DEI, and, you know, making statements like, you know, look, you know,

00:47:52.800 big business, you know, is entirely behind us. Over $130 trillion is pledged to net zero,

00:48:03.760 to climate action. We are transitioning the world economy. This is about making energy,

00:48:10.780 you know ultimately more affordable creating more jobs right this is you know the way forward

00:48:17.740 because of course we have a climate emergency so you know he was fear-mongering a lot really talking

00:48:25.820 up a climate catastrophe and emergency um and then you know making statements that you know everyone

00:48:33.180 was behind this total agreement everything is it's obvious it's science 97 percent of you know

00:48:40.380 scientists agree that we have this climate emergency and need to reduce emissions immediately

00:48:48.140 um the reality was was totally different um you know it was like a wrecking ball an absolute

00:48:57.820 wrecking ball of false claims wasn't 130 trillion dollars dedicated to climate action

00:49:07.580 it was just the that was the number of the the members assets you know

00:49:20.220 you know i'm happy and a little upset at the same time i'm happy that she got interviewed by one of

00:49:27.740 of our people, by one of our shows, I'm not happy that it wasn't me. I could still try,

00:49:36.760 but I think she dropped everything she needed to drop in that hour long episode of Northern

00:49:43.480 Perspective. So I'm going to go ahead and suggest to you guys that you watch that interview

00:49:50.720 on Northern Perspective. You go ahead, you follow Northern Perspective. Again,

00:49:56.180 they do great work on that channel and this interview was a great get and the entire thing

00:50:03.840 is a fantastic listen and more importantly because i think they've got over a hundred

00:50:10.840 thousand followers at this stage they're doing very well

00:50:13.400 the people the normies out there the liberal voters they need to hear this they need to hear

00:50:22.980 about how this whole green thing is just a big grift.

00:50:29.200 It's just a big scam.

00:50:33.100 That's all it ever was.

00:50:35.680 You know that.

00:50:37.360 I know that.

00:50:38.520 And we can say that all we want here in our little echo chamber.

00:50:41.320 And I might get canceled off YouTube for saying that right now.

00:50:44.440 That's only my personal opinion, YouTube algorithms, by the way.

00:50:48.280 But that's how I feel about it.

00:50:49.820 i've always felt that way about it anything you can't speak out against anything you get called

00:50:57.040 a denialist for is a psyop people need to hear that so would you please share out that northern

00:51:07.680 perspective interview to as many as your of your liberal friends as you possibly can thank you very

00:51:14.340 much for doing that it's very important and while you're at it don't forget to like and share this

00:51:18.720 show as well on whatever platform you happen to be watching on here's some great news from the

00:51:22.600 united states i don't know if it's going to make it into canada but we can always cross our fingers

00:51:26.820 from resist the mainstream rfk jr takes bold stand against fluoride in drinking water calls for

00:51:33.920 federal reassessment this is this is great actually bold move rfk jr is making against

00:51:40.840 fluoridating public drinking water a vocal critic of vaccine mandates kennedy is now turning his

00:51:45.720 attention to fluoride calling it a dangerous neurotoxin as we know he's been saying for years

00:51:52.720 and he announced plans to direct the cdc to stop recommending fluoride in drinking water following

00:51:59.220 the u.s environmental protection agency's decision to review the potential health risks

00:52:03.200 of fluoride in a press conference in salt lake city kennedy outlined his intentions to assemble

00:52:09.520 a team of health experts to examine fluoride's effects he explained that while he lacks the

00:52:14.920 authority to stop communities from fluoridating their water. He can work with the EPA to reconsider

00:52:20.860 the maximum allowed fluoride levels in public water systems. That is absolutely fantastic news.

00:52:28.500 Donald Trump is dropping a bomb on China tonight at midnight. Here is White House Press Secretary

00:52:36.200 Caroline Levitt with the bombshell. China, who have chosen to retaliate and try to double down

00:52:42.040 on their mistreatment of American workers are making a mistake. President Trump has a spine

00:52:46.700 of steel, and he will not break, and America will not break under his leadership. He is guided by a

00:52:52.780 firm belief that America must be able to produce essential goods for our own people and export them

00:52:57.820 to the rest of the world. A strong America cannot be solely dependent on foreign countries for our

00:53:03.740 food, medicines, and critical minerals. I just spoke to the president about this, and he believes

00:53:08.620 that China wants to make a deal with the United States he believes China has to

00:53:12.280 make a deal with the United States it was a mistake for China to retaliate the

00:53:16.480 president when when America is punched he punches back harder that's why there

00:53:20.860 will be 104 percent tariffs going into effect on China tonight at midnight but

00:53:26.920 the president believes that she and China want to make a deal they just don't

00:53:30.040 know how to get that started and the president also wanted me to tell all of

00:53:33.280 you that if China reaches out to make a deal he'll be incredibly gracious but 0.97

00:53:36.900 he's going to do what's best for the american people so china has to call first the chinese 0.60

00:53:41.080 want to make a deal they just don't know how to do it but the president will

00:53:44.260 be implementing these 104 percent tariffs on china tonight

00:53:48.120 104 percent tariffs on china

00:53:54.700 how many of you guys out there believe that donald trump is putting these tariffs on canada

00:54:05.480 because he wants to recoup that whatever, what does he say, 200 billion?

00:54:09.200 We're in a deficit, a trade deficit with Canada of $200 billion a year.

00:54:14.000 Why should we be in a deficit with them of $200 billion a year?

00:54:19.140 Why don't they just become a state?

00:54:21.020 Does anybody really think that he cares about $200 billion?

00:54:24.340 He's talking about trillions of dollars with these tariffs, not just billions.

00:54:29.560 and do you think that he would really want to antagonize the biggest trading partner the

00:54:37.060 united states has this is not to say that they need us because our economies are i mean come on

00:54:43.740 they're 10 times the size of canada they were like a mosquito to them but we've been a kind

00:54:49.540 of benevolent goofy neighbor to them for the last you know 50 or so years and you know we're the

00:54:55.280 lovely we're we're the cute little canadians eh to the americans for the most part

00:55:03.360 why would he want to start a thing with us he doesn't he wants to start a thing with china

00:55:11.280 randy said this last night i agreed and i think i've said this in in the past as well

00:55:16.800 trump's at war he's at war with the eu he's at war with india which have capitulated by the way

00:55:24.860 He's at war with every country that charges ridiculous tariffs on the United States

00:55:29.660 that the United States hadn't up until now been charging on those countries.

00:55:35.500 And China is on his list in particular,

00:55:39.020 number one on the hit parade and climbing, to use an old 50s DJ expression.

00:55:45.820 China is Trump's target.

00:55:48.900 He sees them gaining with their economy.

00:55:51.900 He sees them catching up to the United States,

00:55:53.860 and he does not want that to happen.

00:55:56.100 And he doesn't want them to get too powerful militarily either.

00:55:59.120 He does not want them to have the North, the Arctic region,

00:56:03.220 which is something they want.

00:56:05.160 Their navy has been spotted up there.

00:56:06.800 The Russian navy has been spotted up there.

00:56:08.880 Trump has made friends with Putin again.

00:56:11.480 It's a whole big geopolitical realignment going on right now,

00:56:14.900 but China is definitely on Trump's list.

00:56:18.280 Do you think he doesn't know that China pretty much controls Canada right now,

00:56:23.100 economically and governmentally of course he does of course he knows and do you think the

00:56:31.740 discussions that he's been having with people like Doug Ford and Daniel Smith and whoever the

00:56:36.840 prime minister is going to be in the next three weeks do you think he's and Trudeau do you think 0.99

00:56:42.820 that he hasn't said to them get rid of the Chinese influence in your government in your 0.70

00:56:50.040 judicial system, in your police

00:56:52.460 forces, in your provinces

00:56:54.200 get rid of the drugs 1.00

00:56:56.060 get rid of the Chinese property ownership 1.00

00:56:58.520 get rid of the Chinese mine ownership 1.00

00:57:00.400 land ownership, any of it 1.00

00:57:01.900 or we're going to 0.93

00:57:04.480 slap you down hard 0.88

00:57:06.040 the whole play 0.69

00:57:08.560 has been, yeah sure

00:57:10.660 let's make Canada the 51st state

00:57:12.560 that whole imaginary line that

00:57:14.460 somebody drew there 150 years ago

00:57:16.760 that doesn't look right

00:57:18.580 We should all be one big, happy family.

00:57:21.480 Looks better on a map.

00:57:22.520 Whatever he says.

00:57:24.960 He doesn't care about Canada.

00:57:27.660 Maybe he could use our rare earth, our oil.

00:57:32.320 But he keeps saying, Canada doesn't have anything we really need. 0.83

00:57:35.200 He's going to get rare earth from Ukraine. 0.88

00:57:38.620 The United States are a powerful enough country, 0.92

00:57:42.000 and they are the most powerful country in the history of the planet,

00:57:46.280 that they can go anywhere and take anything they want

00:57:49.380 if they want it, covertly or by other means.

00:57:56.000 Trade, I suppose.

00:57:58.000 So it's not like Trump is ever going to invade Canada.

00:58:01.620 The liberals have been using this whole elbows-up thing

00:58:04.340 as just an election ploy.

00:58:06.240 It's nothing.

00:58:08.360 Those tariffs are going to evaporate.

00:58:09.960 What Trump, in my opinion, has been saying

00:58:12.340 to all of these Canadian officials who have gone there

00:58:15.580 to visit him and negotiate, try and, you know, reduce the tariffs or get them taken off altogether

00:58:20.980 or get them pushed back so we have more time to prepare, whatever. He's been saying to them,

00:58:27.600 get rid of the Chinese. They're a plague. Get rid of them in your universities. Get rid of them in 1.00

00:58:34.960 your cities. And we're not talking about the people of China. And you see, this is where 1.00

00:58:39.360 the left will jump on a show like this and they'll say, racist, you're a racist. No,

00:58:44.500 i'm not talking about the people of china i am talking about the chinese communist

00:58:51.220 totalitarian authoritarian regime that has been for the last 10 or 11 years and acting

00:58:59.240 yeah a genocide i shouldn't say that on youtube the g word jeno dash side that's not how it's

00:59:09.780 spelled but you know try to trick the algorithms here on the uyghur people in the northwest part

00:59:16.020 of that country so what's china's response to these 104 percent tariffs trump is slapping on

00:59:23.220 tonight well according to gizmodo.com china is reportedly considering a ban on america's

00:59:31.000 greatest export, middling Hollywood blockbusters. So Xi Jinping says, no more American movies.

00:59:41.100 We're not allowing them in our country. Now, China pretty much runs Hollywood because 1.4

00:59:50.860 billion people, right? So remember a few years ago when John Cena, the former wrestler and then

00:59:56.440 turned actor um he said what did he say something like taiwan is a country and the chinese got all

01:00:04.460 up in arms and they canceled his movie and he had to go and do he had to actually go and do an

01:00:08.940 apology in chinese here it is

01:00:26.440 I have a mistake

01:00:30.440 Everyone asks me if I can use Chinese

01:00:36.440 People will give me a lot of information

01:00:42.440 So I have a lot of information

01:00:46.440 I have a mistake

01:00:49.440 First of all, it's very important that I love China and China.

01:00:59.440 I'm very sorry for my mistakes.

01:01:04.440 Sorry, I'm very sorry.

01:01:07.440 Oh my God!

01:01:09.440 I love China and China. 1.00

01:01:16.440 can you imagine being a famous actor having to go on your knees to the communist chinese 0.99

01:01:24.600 i'm so sorry in their own language you know there's still like 20 countries in the world 0.91

01:01:29.560 that recognize taiwan as a country including the vatican john cena famous movie actor famous

01:01:39.420 wwe wrestler has got to go crawling speaking chinese i'm sorry i called taiwan a country 0.94

01:01:45.380 are you freaking kidding me but look at this look at this here how china's taking over hollywood in 0.96

01:01:51.440 2020 china became the world's number one box office market for years the chinese communist 0.73

01:01:57.540 party has been using this economic leverage to shape the content of american movies 0.92

01:02:01.880 well it's a good thing they're out then isn't it

01:02:06.040 if hollywood goes i was gonna say tits up i just said it anyway if that's a good thing 0.85

01:02:16.140 because we know that they've been putting out some pretty toxic marxist demonic poison for 0.93

01:02:22.120 the last 10 years haven't they and they're all left-wing like nutbags most of them so if hollywood 0.95

01:02:31.140 goes away i'm not at all upset by that considering some of the movies that have been coming out with 0.61

01:02:38.080 these dei blockbusters like what was that one snow white was it a disney dei where they had a black

01:02:45.780 snow white the movie shipped with a toe tag it was so bad but why do we want to do business

01:02:54.320 with a communist totalitarian authoritarian government anyway that is in the middle of an

01:03:00.180 ongoing genocide. It has been for the last

01:03:02.120 11 years. China's repression

01:03:04.440 of Uyghurs in Xinjiang

01:03:06.080 more than a million 1.00

01:03:07.900 and it's because they're Muslim. 1.00

01:03:09.800 You're not allowed to have religion in a 0.96

01:03:11.900 communist country. I mean

01:03:13.840 people pray to Buddha quietly

01:03:15.380 but

01:03:17.480 you can't do it openly.

01:03:19.820 Oh no no. No no. The only

01:03:21.680 people that you can pray to

01:03:23.420 would be Xi Jinping

01:03:25.200 and his

01:03:26.580 what do you call them the

01:03:29.060 i forget the name that communist regimes use secretary party whatever

01:03:37.500 more than a million muslims have been arbitrarily detained in china's xinjiang region the re-education

01:03:44.580 re-education camps re-education camps are just one part of the government's crackdown

01:03:50.500 on Uyghurs. So if you're suspected to be a Uyghur Muslim, Chinese Muslim, you get rounded up,

01:03:59.960 thrown in the back of a van, taken to some camp, and that's where you stay for the rest of your

01:04:05.300 life, never to be seen again. About 11 million Uyghurs, a mostly Muslim, Turkic-speaking ethnic

01:04:12.700 group, live in the northwestern region of Xinjiang. The Chinese government has imprisoned more than

01:04:18.080 one million people since 2017 and subjected those not detained to intense surveillance,

01:04:23.220 religious restrictions, forced labor, and forced sterilizations. The United States determined that

01:04:30.540 China's actions constitute genocide. Well, a UN report said they could amount to crimes against

01:04:35.800 humanity. But hey, Mark Carney, let's get into bed with China. Man, we should not be doing, 0.98

01:04:45.580 i i don't care we should not be doing business with these people at all

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The Shadoe Davis Show - April 09, 2025

April 8th⧸2025- Which is Right...The Polls or The Rallies？ Trumps Slaps Massive Tariff on China

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