The Shadoe Davis Show - August 28, 2024


Aug. 27th⧸2024- Zuckerberg admits he censored META due to White House Pressure


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00:07:35.940 Mark Zuckerberg, my friends, Mark Zuckerberg admitted in a letter to the House Judiciary Committee yesterday.
00:07:42.840 This news came out as I was on the air last night interviewing the amazing and brave Lisa Robinson, city councillor for the city of Pickering in Ontario,
00:07:53.900 that Mark Zuckerberg writes this letter to the House Judiciary Committee in the United States,
00:08:00.320 admitting censorship on his meta platforms because of pressure from the biden white house
00:08:06.260 we will read the letter to you and then explore the possibilities and how it affects other
00:08:12.260 countries because it does and it has and it will continue to in just a few minutes that is the lead
00:08:18.580 story tonight on the shadow at night live stream hello everybody bill how you doing yes i i suppose
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00:08:30.160 watching in tyndall manitoba john is watching tonight mimi is watching at austinfeld hello
00:08:35.120 chris trent regina's watching in arizona tonight doreen is watching in brandon hello robert watching
00:08:42.300 in colonna sharon is watching from quebec david is watching in spruce grove alberta hello sashita
00:08:48.540 in kingston angela's watching tonight says i'm sick and tired of everything that's going on in
00:08:52.960 the world i can't take it anymore oh angela you know what you have got an entire group of people
00:09:01.600 here who feel the exact same way i wake up every morning going what a nightmare and then when you
00:09:07.980 realize it's real you just keep going that's what you do you can find support in the group here now
00:09:14.860 i understand last night even though i couldn't find any horrific messages in the comment section
00:09:20.420 last night that we did have some kind of a troll in the comments last night, but I couldn't find
00:09:27.620 anything horrible. Then again, there's a thousand comments, so maybe I missed something. So if you
00:09:32.580 saw anything horrendous last night, I'm not talking about something that may have hurt your feelings.
00:09:37.480 I'm talking about something horrendous, absolutely outrageous, uncalled for, and unacceptable.
00:09:43.780 Unacceptable views. You message me on Facebook and send me a screenshot of exactly where it is,
00:09:49.640 the time it was it was written down and then i can go ahead and remove it but i can't go through
00:09:54.820 2 000 comments or 1500 comments i just haven't got the time for that or the patience hello crystal
00:10:01.220 watching and carrot river diane is watching in regina bren is watching in cambridge ontario
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00:10:32.900 after nine o'clock central each weeknight shadow davis.com give us a like and a share let's get
00:10:40.460 this information out to as many people as we possibly can as many people as we possibly can
00:10:45.780 it's very very important that we do that so let's go ahead and start doing that if you're not doing
00:10:52.160 that if you are and you have been doing that thank you very much for all of your efforts because
00:10:56.740 it's important people need to know that's one of the one of the purposes of this show is to share
00:11:01.500 information proper correct information right and if i am extrapolating on something or offering you
00:11:08.320 an opinion about a fact that we've already talked about i'll let you know you guys will know when
00:11:14.920 i'm opining as opposed to when i'm spewing facts here this is the letter that came from mark
00:11:21.800 zuckerberg to the house judiciary committee yesterday yesterday evening on the meta letter
00:11:28.700 head here it is and it's addressed to the honorable jim jordan he is the ranking member of the house
00:11:35.320 judiciary committee he says chairman jordan and this goes to all members obviously i agree from
00:11:41.300 Mark Zuckerberg, so let's just be clear if you're joining the show right now, this letter
00:11:45.640 was sent from Mark Zuckerberg of Meta yesterday to the House Judiciary Committee in the U.S.
00:11:52.860 Congress yesterday.
00:11:54.680 I appreciate the committee's interest in content moderation on online platforms.
00:11:59.800 As you are aware, Meta has produced thousands of documents as part of your investigation
00:12:05.120 and made a dozen employees available for transcribed interviews.
00:12:08.900 further to our cooperation with your investigation,
00:12:13.200 I welcome the opportunity to share what I've taken away from this process.
00:12:18.080 There's a lot of talk right now about how the U.S. government
00:12:21.060 interacts with companies like Meta, and I want to be clear about our
00:12:24.440 position. Our platforms are for everyone.
00:12:28.320 We're about promoting speech.
00:12:31.620 I know some of you are rolling your eyes right now going, oh, please, I've spent enough time
00:12:36.200 at facebook jail to know the difference but this is what this is what zuckerberg says
00:12:41.080 we're about promoting speech and helping people connect in a safe and secure way
00:12:46.680 as part of this we regularly hear from governments around the world
00:12:50.920 and others with various concerns around public discourse and public safety
00:12:56.440 in 2021 senior officials from the biden administration including the white house
00:13:01.880 repeatedly pressured our teams for months to center certain covet 19 content including humor
00:13:09.080 and satire and expressed a lot of frustration with our teams when we did agree ultimately
00:13:16.360 it was our decision whether or not to take content down and we own our decisions including
00:13:22.280 covet 19 related changes we made to our enforcement in the wake of this pressure what pressure
00:13:27.960 What kind of pressure?
00:13:31.500 I believe the government pressure was wrong
00:13:33.120 And I regret that we were not more outspoken about it
00:13:36.920 I also think we made some choices
00:13:39.520 That with the benefit of hindsight
00:13:40.500 And new information we wouldn't make today
00:13:42.900 Like I said to our teams at the time
00:13:45.900 I feel strongly that we should not compromise
00:13:48.380 Our content standards
00:13:49.980 Due to pressure from any administration
00:13:52.320 In either direction
00:13:53.140 And we're ready to push back
00:13:55.080 If something like this happens again
00:13:57.020 in a separate situation the fbi warned us about a potential russian disinformation operation about
00:14:03.180 the biden family and burisma in the lead up to the 2020 election that fall when we saw a new
00:14:10.440 york post story reported on corruption allegations involving then democratic presidential nominee joe
00:14:15.900 biden's family we sent that story to fact checkers for review and temporarily demoted it while waiting
00:14:23.460 for a reply it's since been made clear that the reporting was not Russian
00:14:28.840 disinformation and in retrospect we shouldn't have demoted that story we
00:14:33.480 changed our policies and process is to make sure this doesn't have but again
00:14:38.400 for instance we no longer temporarily demote things in the US while waiting
00:14:43.580 for fact checkers hang on just a second here I'm getting a message
00:14:53.460 there is nothing wrong with the audio on this side of things guy so I don't know what's going
00:15:01.560 on here the PC is fine there is absolutely nothing wrong it's standard protocol for the
00:15:07.420 show every single night nothing is blinking nothing is shaking nothing is smoking so if
00:15:14.120 there's been an audio glitch or some kind of video glitch on your end that could have to do
00:15:19.620 with a shaky internet connection it could have to do with my internet connection but as it is right
00:15:24.840 now I haven't noticed that interestingly I am reading this letter right now from Mark Zuckerberg
00:15:30.200 to the House Judiciary Committee of the United States very interesting oh there's the uh there's
00:15:35.640 the information that we're going to be talking about in just a second where did the other part
00:15:40.320 of this letter go there it is somebody's dog is howling down the hall can you hear that it's
00:15:49.240 distracting me anyway apart from content moderation the letter goes on i want to address the
00:15:56.180 contributions i made during the last presidential cycle to support electoral infrastructure the
00:16:01.440 idea here was to make sure local election jurisdictions across the country had the
00:16:06.900 resources they needed to help people vote safely during a global pandemic i made these contributions
00:16:12.480 through the chan zuckerberg initiative they were designed to be non-partisan spread across urban
00:16:17.880 rural and suburban communities still despite the analyses i've seen showing otherwise i know that
00:16:25.020 some people believe this work benefited one party over the other my goal is to be neutral and not
00:16:30.760 play a role one way or another or to even appear to be playing a role so i don't plan on making a
00:16:36.520 similar contribution in this cycle he's talking about the election cycle respectfully mark
00:16:41.880 Zuckerberg, founder, chairman, and CEO of Meta Platform.
00:16:47.020 He admitted to buckling under the pressure from the Biden administration,
00:16:53.720 White House officials, and who knows who else.
00:16:56.280 We know that the alphabet agencies are involved quite heavily with social media giants,
00:17:02.740 and not just in the United States, but all across the world.
00:17:05.820 Censoring this, censoring that.
00:17:07.540 There's an interesting clip we're going to play for you in just a few minutes
00:17:10.420 from Christopher Boyce being interviewed years ago. You guys know that name, Christopher Boyce.
00:17:14.700 Write it down in the comments if you do. How could they pressure a guy who's worth 182.8
00:17:23.160 billion dollars? That is Mark Zuckerberg's personal wealth. 182.8 billion dollars. Now,
00:17:34.080 when we talk about million versus billion, I want to be absolutely clear because it's
00:17:39.000 Very difficult to wrap your head around
00:17:41.060 when you start throwing all of these zeros out there
00:17:44.920 what it actually means.
00:17:47.520 I did this on the extension last night.
00:17:50.000 Tonight, I'll do it on all the socials.
00:17:53.440 A million seconds is 11.6 days.
00:17:59.520 That's a million seconds.
00:18:02.800 11.6 days.
00:18:04.180 1 billion seconds is 31.7 years 0.99
00:18:10.120 that's the difference between a million and a billion now I know you're not stupid I know
00:18:16.800 that you understand exactly a billion is more than a million but when you start thinking about
00:18:23.000 it in terms of hundreds of billions or tens of billions of dollars in terms of net worth from
00:18:27.660 these people it's tougher to just kind of understand exactly how much money these people
00:18:36.580 have zuckerberg's got 31.7 years worth of money and the the millionaires out there the one
00:18:44.820 millionaires 11.6 days worth of money so how could they pressure mark zuckerberg they couldn't do it
00:18:53.600 financially, could they?
00:18:55.980 They couldn't threaten to take his money away
00:18:57.740 or freeze his bank account.
00:18:59.040 Certainly, it's diversified all across the world.
00:19:01.680 Certainly, he's got safe havens.
00:19:04.220 Did they threaten to take away his Hawaiian bunker?
00:19:08.160 Do they have video of him maybe drinking some...
00:19:15.860 ...adrenochrome?
00:19:17.220 now to be absolutely clear this is my opinion now
00:19:25.860 I don't believe that Zuckerberg would buckle to a threat from the White House
00:19:33.500 because of the money and the power that he already holds I don't think Joe Biden scared
00:19:38.640 him one bit I don't think anybody from the administration scared him one bit I think
00:19:44.560 the CIA probably did, and maybe the NSA, and maybe some other alphabet agencies we don't
00:19:53.080 even realize exist?
00:19:55.040 It could be, because $182.8 billion buys you a lot of security and power.
00:20:03.460 And look at what Meta as a company is worth.
00:20:05.820 It's down here.
00:20:06.640 1.31 trillion dollars that's the market cap for meta which is facebook and whatsapp and instagram
00:20:21.260 combined at his sucker verse or metaverse or whatever he wants to call it so something else
00:20:27.620 is going on here there's a lot of people who say hey man just because you admit it now just because
00:20:32.980 you're saying hey look you know i did do this after all i i did censor you and i apologize i
00:20:38.780 kind of broke the law and then i broke the law again because that's first amendment that's
00:20:42.780 violating the first amendment of the constitution in the united states that's kind of a big deal
00:20:46.840 that's breaking the law and then he also lied in front of congress several times about censoring
00:20:52.320 not understanding or realizing that government was in play here and saying to the public that he
00:21:00.780 was unaware of any attempts to censor content one way or the other on any of his platforms.
00:21:07.140 We got video from him six years ago saying just that. There's a lot of people who think
00:21:12.660 Zuckerberg should still go to jail for what he did. And there's a lot of activity on X today,
00:21:19.960 obviously, because that's his rival social media platform owned by Elon Musk, as you guys know,
00:21:26.140 deriding Mark Zuckerberg and bringing out some old videos just like I'm about to do.
00:21:30.480 this one here from died suddenly how many people died because the tech elites blocked the public
00:21:36.200 from seeing safety information and warnings remember when zuckerberg this is leaked a video
00:21:40.860 that came out a few years ago just when the vaccines were being released remember when
00:21:44.880 zuckerberg warned his staff about mrna shots changing dna here's that video right here we
00:21:50.480 just don't know the long-term side effects of basically modifying people's um the dna and rna
00:21:55.900 DNA is inherent in your own weekly assault.
00:22:00.160 We just don't know the long track side effects
00:22:01.960 of basically modifying people.
00:22:03.900 Last week, Facebook announced they are, quote,
00:22:06.120 expanding their efforts to remove false claims
00:22:08.800 on Facebook and Instagram about COVID-19 vaccines.
00:22:12.360 Let's take a look at Facebook's most updated
00:22:14.020 COVID-19 vaccine policy.
00:22:15.820 The real kicker is right here on the policy
00:22:18.140 where Facebook says it would remove any content
00:22:20.300 that, quote, claims the COVID-19 vaccine
00:22:23.560 changes people's DNA.
00:22:25.900 That is from when James O'Keefe was still with Project Veritas.
00:22:31.540 He's off on his own now, and Project Veritas is still doing the work they did just without him,
00:22:36.000 and they're doing some other things as well.
00:22:40.820 They've got a video out just recently from a lawyer talking about the case against the FDA
00:22:49.780 regarding regarding the uh downplay and even the insult the insulting of ivermectin which is one
00:23:02.380 of the world's safest drugs according to every doctor in the book before the covet 19 pandemic
00:23:07.580 so that's interesting you can look that up on social media project veritas still doing a decent
00:23:12.600 job even though they screwed o'keefe and james o'keefe is doing a great job as well he was at
00:23:16.660 the day at dnc last week videotaping undercover he should be releasing some video of that later on
00:23:22.540 this week the biden harris regime has issued a vile response apparently according to the gateway
00:23:28.240 pundit after zuckerberg admitted they pressured him into censoring millions of americans and
00:23:33.340 millions of people across the world on his meta platforms and here's that story as the gateway
00:23:38.780 pundit reported ceo of meta mark zuckerberg finally admitted in an effort to cover himself
00:23:44.620 And again, I don't know what it is. Is it trying to get ahead of a whistleblower, maybe, or just doing the right thing? Who knows? But Gateway Pundit says he's covering himself, that the Biden-Harris regime put relentless pressure on him to censor truthful and critical information from the public.
00:24:01.340 in a letter addressed uh to house judiciary committee jim jordan blah blah blah blah
00:24:06.720 zuckerberg also addressed okay so we've already covered this part so let's go down
00:24:11.160 past the letter and see what the response from the harris biden team was
00:24:15.900 when asked for comment by fox news a biden regime spokesman they say regime they're trying to make
00:24:25.320 them sound like dictators right which they do want to be but they aren't just yet anyway
00:24:30.020 a regime spokesperson responded with a disgusting statement that doubled down on their tyrannical
00:24:36.280 actions and took a sweep at zuckerberg in the process when confronted with a deadly pandemic
00:24:40.940 this administration encouraged responsible actions to protect public health and safety
00:24:45.260 our position has been clear and consistent we believe tech companies and other private actors
00:24:50.820 should take into account the effects their actions have on the american people
00:24:54.340 while making independent choices about the information they present translation
00:24:58.720 the first amendment is an obstacle in our way of achieving a dictatorship so it's incumbent
00:25:04.380 upon outside actors to provide a workaround shame on zuckerberg for blurting out our sinister scheme
00:25:10.460 for the world to hear
00:25:11.920 the gateway pundit by the way was directly impacted by the regime and big tech censorship
00:25:22.960 tyranny as readers know the gateway pundits jim hoft is one of the five lead plaintiffs in murphy
00:25:28.320 v. Missouri, the most important free speech case in the United States in 50 years. The case
00:25:34.840 originally started after the states of Missouri and Louisiana joined the Gateway Pundit and
00:25:39.440 other individuals alleged the Biden White House and dozens of federal officials and agencies were
00:25:44.140 conspiring with and or coercing social media companies like Facebook and Twitter and others
00:25:49.620 to censor speech of millions of Americans, particularly during COVID and the lead up to
00:25:55.020 and the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election.
00:25:58.780 Here is Mark Zuckerberg talking about how cool Donald Trump is.
00:26:03.080 This may have something to do with it as well.
00:26:04.840 I want to talk about the 2024 presidential election.
00:26:07.360 Okay.
00:26:08.680 Facebook has been a flashpoint in many elections around the world,
00:26:12.620 and you personally have been called out,
00:26:15.000 most recently by former President Trump.
00:26:18.240 This is a big election.
00:26:20.560 What do you think is at stake?
00:26:22.020 well i mean look it's it's obviously a very important and it'll be a historic election
00:26:29.560 um you know i feel like i'm best positioned maybe to talk about what our role will be in it and what
00:26:34.980 we're going to do and and look i mean the main thing that i hear from people is that they actually
00:26:41.100 want to see less political content on our services because they come to our services to connect with
00:26:45.340 people. So that's what we're going to do. We give people control over this, but we're generally
00:26:52.620 trying to recommend less political content. So I think you're going to see our services play less
00:26:57.820 of a role in this election than they have in the past. And personally, I'm also planning on
00:27:03.740 not playing a significant role in the election. I've done some stuff personally in the past. I'm
00:27:09.960 not planning on doing that this time. And that includes, you know, not endorsing either of the
00:27:15.660 candidates. Now, look, I mean, there's obviously a lot of crazy stuff going on in the world. I mean,
00:27:19.380 the historic events over the last, like over the weekend. And I mean, on a personal note, it's,
00:27:25.940 you know, I mean, seeing Donald Trump get up after getting shot in the face and pump his fist in the
00:27:32.780 air with the American flag is one of the most badass things I've ever seen in my life. But,
00:27:38.960 But and I think, look, at some level, as an American, it's like hard to not get kind of
00:27:44.120 emotional about that spirit.
00:27:47.140 He says he doesn't want to be political, so he should have said, you know what, I don't
00:27:51.380 want to talk about politics.
00:27:53.680 Instead, he talks about how cool and badass Donald Trump is.
00:27:57.820 So has he switched teams now?
00:28:00.160 Is he worried that Durov was arrested in France and that the Euros are giving and the South
00:28:07.460 Americans are giving Elon Musk a hard time over X and he might be next so he's taking the the
00:28:14.500 right side the common sense side of things now is that what he's doing I find it all very very
00:28:21.920 interesting here's Mark Zuckerberg six years ago talking about no evidence that Facebook censors
00:28:29.220 rightly now that Mark Zuckerberg's making his first public comments about the firestorm
00:28:35.140 surrounding Facebook, supposedly stopping conservative topics from its trending list.
00:28:40.080 ABC's Rebecca Jarvis is here, who's going to tell us more.
00:28:42.260 Good morning, Rebecca.
00:28:43.180 That's right, Robin.
00:28:44.180 Good morning.
00:28:44.840 And this is the CEO and founder of Facebook speaking out for the first time.
00:28:48.780 His comments coming after a Gizmodo report citing anonymous former employees alleging
00:28:53.780 that employees at the site intentionally suppressed conservative news stories from the trending
00:28:57.900 topics list and forced topics that weren't trending to appear on the list.
00:29:01.800 Well, now the Senate Committee on Commerce has launched an inquiry into the claims.
00:29:06.000 But this morning and overnight, Mark Zuckerberg writing these claims have no merit, that they have launched an investigation, that they have found no evidence that this report is true.
00:29:16.280 But, Robin, he says he will stick to his principles.
00:29:18.660 Facebook will stick to their principles.
00:29:20.080 And if they find any wrongdoing, they will proceed.
00:29:23.140 We'll see what happens.
00:29:24.020 All right, Rebecca, thank you.
00:29:25.080 do you believe that mark zuckerberg has tried to be down the line the whole time and just 0.99
00:29:34.640 buckled under the pressure because he was scared that the government was going to throw his ass in 0.69
00:29:38.560 jail at the beginning of covet and then through the 2020 election campaign do you believe that 0.95
00:29:44.840 he's a decent guy does anybody believe i think that what is going on right now is just what i
00:29:53.540 said, all of these other social media giants, I mean, Pavel Durov, you guys still in custody in
00:29:59.360 France. Last I checked just a few hours ago is worth $15.5 billion. They're screwing with the
00:30:06.200 richest man in the world. Some of these governments over in Europe and in South America, Elon Musk.
00:30:13.580 I mean, Elon Musk is worth something like $280 billion, which is almost twice the net worth
00:30:19.920 of zuckerberg so is he afraid are the cabals falling apart have you sensed a less suppression
00:30:29.920 on facebook and instagram lately i have i'll tell you right now that everything i post on this page
00:30:36.460 seems to be getting a fair shake in the last two to three weeks nothing has been suppressed i mean
00:30:42.420 there have been posts that have gone over in terms of reach 50 000 to 100 000
00:30:49.920 The views on Facebook for this show have gone up in the last few weeks.
00:30:54.900 I thought it was because I was in Facebook jail for like a year and three months and
00:30:59.520 they just released me.
00:31:01.460 But maybe it's more than that.
00:31:02.860 Are you guys noticing more freedom on Facebook lately?
00:31:07.120 And whether you are or whether you're not, the bottom line is that even though Mark Zuckerberg
00:31:14.080 seems to be getting rid of the fact checkers or maybe telling them, no, no, no, no, no,
00:31:19.720 we're not going to suppress this we're not going to suppress that we're going to allow freedom of
00:31:23.400 speech finally the government of canada still got a chokehold on certain things let's remember that
00:31:30.360 justin trudeau is a totalitarian wannabe totalitarian dictator with neo-marxist views
00:31:37.240 and he doesn't like free speech being out there any more than any other marxist does
00:31:41.320 the marxists in south america the marxists in europe the world economic forum marxists of course
00:31:47.320 so how much of a role does the canadian government play in this is it the canadian government that's
00:31:55.200 doing this i mean branches of the canadian government ceases are they the ones is there
00:32:00.420 some kind of a secret commission that is sitting around every single night going okay shadow davis
00:32:06.840 got to come down rebel news got to come down that post is no good that that post is no good this
00:32:11.100 post is no good? Or is it somebody from another government who's involved in our stuff here?
00:32:18.660 Wouldn't surprise me. The United States has been involved in our stuff before. I mentioned
00:32:22.580 Christopher Boyce off the top of the show. Christopher Boyce was a young man who was
00:32:29.320 working for the CIA in the 1970s. And he started, he was working at a very high level, top secret
00:32:37.800 information area of the Central Intelligence Agency where certain cables would get sent to
00:32:43.520 him by accident. Believe it or not, that actually happens in these alphabet agencies. And he was
00:32:47.980 seeing all kinds of things he wasn't supposed to see. And his idea of America became much different
00:32:54.420 than it was before he started there based upon the things he was reading. The government of the
00:32:58.940 United States screwing around with other democratically elected industrialized countries
00:33:04.120 who were supposed to be their allies and so what he started doing was selling information secret
00:33:09.160 information highly top secret information to the russian government at the time the soviet union
00:33:16.440 there was a movie made about his life called the falcon and the snowman starring timothy hutton and
00:33:22.120 sean penn and here's an interview four minutes of an interview with christopher voice from about 10
00:33:28.040 years he said this book has been an opportunity for you to sort of define yourself and and let
00:33:33.160 people know from your perspective sort of what the real story is what is most
00:33:38.320 important for you that people understand about you and your life and the less
00:33:44.020 savory things that you did during your life that sort of thing I mean what do
00:33:47.560 you want people to walk away knowing about you
00:33:52.480 well you know you have your life to live over again there's so many things that
00:33:59.140 change. I originally got into espionage because I, you know, I was brought up in a very conservative
00:34:07.880 family. My father was an FBI agent and, you know, I played football, went to Catholic
00:34:14.360 school and all that. But then I grew up in an age of, you know, the assassinations of
00:34:20.960 the Vietnam War and Dixon's impeachment and the race riots. And as I was growing up as
00:34:28.400 a young fellow that it just my experience of the federal government was that it got worse and worse
00:34:34.440 I saw no improvement in the United States government and I thought that it had abandoned
00:34:40.500 all those things that I had been taught to love you know as a child and when I went to work as a
00:34:49.600 national security agency contractor in a communications ball part of my original briefing
00:34:56.300 for the clearances
00:34:58.280 was that we were not going to live up
00:35:00.500 to the executive agreement
00:35:02.340 we'd signed with Australia
00:35:03.600 to share the information
00:35:05.300 from our joint surveillance operations.
00:35:09.800 And to me, this was just,
00:35:16.200 you know, from my own personal experience,
00:35:18.900 another brick in the wall
00:35:21.080 of what was wrong with the government.
00:35:23.000 And that doesn't justify what I did, but I used it as an excuse to launch a one-man war, as I saw it, on central intelligence.
00:35:40.900 And, of course, that was insane. That was crazy.
00:35:43.260 and i was sent to you know i was a kid and i was sent to a penitentiary with all this time
00:35:53.000 the federal penitentiary but when the government sends someone to a penitentiary and so when they
00:35:58.520 send someone to time they haven't sent them to death right they shouldn't be putting them in
00:36:04.080 in a position where they're going to die with death death all around them and so that's why
00:36:10.460 Yeah, I broke out of prison to save my life. And there are things that I did while I was a fugitive.
00:36:16.460 I mean, I was terrified of going back to prison. And I robbed banks while I was a fugitive.
00:36:23.460 And of all the things I've done in my life, that's what I most regret.
00:36:28.460 The bank robberies?
00:36:29.460 Yes, because, you know, that made people afraid, that made people, you know, that affected people for a long, long time.
00:36:39.460 And of all the things that I've done in my life, that's the story.
00:36:43.780 I mean, we go into his life after breaking out of jail and what he's done since then and all of that stuff.
00:36:48.400 But ultimately, the reason that he was sent to prison for 40 years was because of stealing state state secrets, top secret information and selling it to the Soviet Union because he thought what his country, his own country was doing was wrong.
00:37:05.080 This is before Edward Snowden.
00:37:06.580 This is before Julian Assange.
00:37:08.160 this is christopher boyce who learned that the americans dabble in everybody else's affairs
00:37:15.940 not just their own not just the affairs of their enemies but the affairs of their allies as well
00:37:22.960 who in the united states is controlling the canadian government who in china is controlling
00:37:31.340 the canadian government this is amazing when you start breaking this stuff down and you actually
00:37:35.980 start investigating just a little bit because there's so many different ways you can go with
00:37:39.800 investigations like this and you start seeing that by the way i recommend watching the movie
00:37:43.580 falcon and the snowman it is very entertaining and it's based upon that true story but there's
00:37:47.860 so many different ways you can go with an investigation like that when you're watching
00:37:51.540 something who is doing this who is doing that and then you see another thread that you didn't
00:37:57.060 notice before and you go down that rabbit hole and you start reading actual government documents
00:38:02.180 of the Americans screwing around in New Zealand, Australia, South American countries,
00:38:09.180 Central American countries, European. They're all over the place. It doesn't matter who's 0.94
00:38:13.940 president because the president doesn't seem to have any control over these agencies whatsoever.
00:38:18.820 It's astounding to me. And so when people say deep state, they mean the bureaucracy. And yes,
00:38:24.520 that is true to some extent. But we're talking here about the out of control military industrial
00:38:29.420 complex and who is in control of that machine because whoever is in control of that machine
00:38:35.400 is in control of that cabal i personally believe there are three separate cabals all working
00:38:40.860 different plans on us right now i'm going to get into that on another show but
00:38:46.880 yeah there's a lot of crazy going on there's the only people who can take our our lives back for
00:38:54.600 us are us that's all there is to it simply put that's all there is to it justin trudeau was
00:39:01.640 asked yesterday while he was attending his liberal cabinet retreat in halifax i believe
00:39:07.880 if he's going to step down as prime minister and here's his response you just made the joe
00:39:13.320 biden argument that his record justifies him staying the electorate is saying they don't
00:39:18.680 want you they want change your polling personally is worse than your parties
00:39:21.800 i spent the summer talking with canadians and people's focus is on getting the support they
00:39:29.160 need for their kids for their future they want to see a strong future for canadians they want to see
00:39:35.160 opportunities for their kids that's what we're working on every single day to deliver that's
00:39:40.600 enough he doesn't answer the question by the way about stepping down so we know that he is probably
00:39:45.400 going to be staying for the next election if the ndp allow it if the ndp decide hey hey you know
00:39:52.440 we're going to have an election right now well i guess he'd still be staying trudeau but he
00:39:57.400 obviously would be out of power sooner rather than later and we've been hearing some ratters
00:40:02.520 rattles uh saber rattling ratter sabling of jagmeet singh wanting to pull that pin
00:40:10.120 remember he qualifies for his pension in january so once he's qualified he might be a wild card in
00:40:17.000 this whole game interesting what's going on in canadian politics not exactly right now
00:40:21.800 but coming up very very soon in the meantime trudeau made this announcement yesterday
00:40:26.760 listen very closely to what he says here's something we can all agree on we need more
00:40:33.160 housing in canada but that the government should step up and make sure that housing gets built
00:40:38.920 That's where some people disagree.
00:40:41.740 Take federal lands, land that's owned by the federal government that isn't being
00:40:45.360 used anymore.
00:40:46.500 The Conservative Party leader wants to sell it all off to make a quick buck.
00:40:51.340 That does nothing for you.
00:40:54.040 The federal government owns tons of land in cities and towns across the country.
00:40:59.480 You can build a lot of homes on those lands, so that's what we're going to do.
00:41:03.540 We're offering up that public land for housing, and we're not just going to sell it all to
00:41:07.680 developers we're going to long-term lease it see by leasing the land we get to work with communities
00:41:14.400 to make sure that home builders are building the right homes homes you can afford we've got land
00:41:22.000 we got lots of houses to build so that's exactly what we're going to do here's something all right
00:41:28.400 we don't need to see that again i i want to see in comments what you guys got out of that it's 59
00:41:34.080 seconds long so write down please in comments what you got out of that
00:41:40.000 there's a slogan that's been thrown around for the past four years that matches that 59 seconds
00:41:47.600 almost exactly rocky you're close
00:41:53.720 mimi you will own nothing and be happy and taking away personal property
00:42:04.080 is one of the first steps to communism personal property the right to free speech
00:42:11.580 those two are probably the tenets the strongest legs of a democracy a free and democratic society
00:42:19.100 and trudeau was trying to take that away try to make pierre polyev seem evil for wanting to sell
00:42:25.000 it off so we're going to hang on to it and we're going to tell these developers what kinds of homes
00:42:31.340 to build. So not only is it about still owning the land, it's about controlling. It's about
00:42:38.080 controlling the product, the means of production. And that, my friends, is a full-on Marxist state.
00:42:48.400 I didn't realize the position I had frozen Trudeau in.
00:42:54.660 Looks like he's being attacked, as it should be. Here's what Brian Lilly of Post Media had
00:43:01.180 to say about Trudeau's new housing plan sure sounds an awful lot like you will own nothing
00:43:06.100 and be happy. Hi, I'm Brian Lilly, political columnist for the Toronto Sun. Justin Trudeau
00:43:11.520 has a new housing plan out and it's talking about something the Conservatives have been
00:43:16.000 pushing for a long time, using surplus federal lands and buildings to turn it into housing.
00:43:22.740 Except Trudeau has a big difference with how he wants to do this. Trudeau put out a video on
00:43:28.060 social media and he is trying to show that he's the savior of the Canadian dream of having a home
00:43:34.420 but perhaps not owning it and that Pierre Polyev and the Conservatives were they're just on the
00:43:39.780 side of greedy developers and the rich people you know ones who own their homes let's take a look at
00:43:45.580 Trudeau's video here's something we can all we already saw that so there's a lot of media and
00:43:52.100 I'm talking about left-wing corporate media and I do include post media in that so that's all the
00:43:56.460 Sun newspapers, National Post and whatnot, and some of the the big newspapers. I'm not sure if
00:44:02.340 you guys know this, but in places like Calgary, you've got the Calgary Herald and you've got the
00:44:07.280 Calgary Sun. And a lot of people think they're competitors. They're not. They're owned by the
00:44:11.120 same company. They're owned by Post Media, just like the Edmonton Journal and the Edmonton Sun
00:44:15.800 in Winnipeg and Vancouver. It's a different situation. Montreal Gazette is owned by Post
00:44:20.800 Media. Toronto Sun is owned by Post Media, but the Toronto Star is not. But we know they're a
00:44:25.060 marxist rag anyway so by comparison the toronto star appears to be right wing and yes yes they 0.97
00:44:31.740 are probably the most right if we're talking about corporate media they are probably the most right
00:44:38.420 leaning media in canada so it's no surprise that brian lily came out with that video either late
00:44:44.940 yesterday or early today you will own nothing and be happy the only thing the left-wing corporate
00:44:51.380 media doesn't do is call out the united nations the world economic forum where these plans come
00:44:57.860 from he said it lily said it in that video you will own nothing and be happy but he doesn't
00:45:05.140 make reference to where that quote originally came from it's in a book the book is called the
00:45:10.420 great reset and it's been written by professor klaus schwab and the book came out just two months
00:45:15.860 after the World Health Organization
00:45:17.860 declared a worldwide pandemic.
00:45:22.380 I find all of that very, very interesting.
00:45:25.140 And don't forget, just a few months ago,
00:45:28.680 the Trudeau Liberals came out with this news
00:45:30.820 from CICnews.com.
00:45:32.960 Canada to introduce a renter's bill of rights.
00:45:36.540 Why would we need a renter's bill of rights?
00:45:38.760 We've never had one before.
00:45:41.800 Because you're all going to be renters.
00:45:43.800 at some point soon you will all be renting not owning so you need i guess anyway a bill of rights
00:45:50.260 so this is what this writer idana robita says speaking from vancouver today again this is back
00:45:55.040 in march uh trudeau has announced that a bill of rights for renters in canada will be introduced
00:46:00.060 in the upcoming budget a release from the pmo says the canadian renters bill of rights will
00:46:05.940 require landlords to disclose a clear history of an apartment pricing this will help newcomers to
00:46:10.320 canada have a better idea of what they should be paying for rent when they arrive and provide
00:46:15.020 bargaining power for a fair rate so it's all about the newcomers now even though they've reversed
00:46:20.000 their position on that as well flip flop we want to stay in power i discovered this guy here his
00:46:28.500 name is chris j boot he's a farmer from the waterloo area of ontario and he's built up quite
00:46:35.020 a following on instagram because he does information style videos and they're not that
00:46:41.020 long which i really like so let's have a look at uh one of his latest ones here canada home of the
00:46:47.140 brave land of the government takes your no seriously this has to go public farmers in
00:46:51.720 wilmot county woke up to their crops being completely destroyed 770 acres of farmland
00:46:56.920 are currently being expropriated by the region of waterloo they're planning on making a battery
00:47:01.480 plant for electric vehicles. They're taking farmer's land to do this. Expropriation is when
00:47:06.140 the government says, here's a little bit of money. Take it. We're going to take your land. And if you
00:47:09.580 don't take it, we're still going to take your land. So what's happened now? Well, the farmers decided 0.93
00:47:13.280 we're still going to plant our crops. It's still our land. Here in Canada, we have farmer protections
00:47:17.660 where if you plant a crop, you have every right to harvest that crop. Well, the government doesn't
00:47:21.840 care. They hired a third party company to come in and destroy it. The crops were only a couple
00:47:25.980 weeks away from harvest. That's 2.8 million pounds of grain. That's 2.5 million boxes
00:47:32.380 of cornflakes. Garbage. All that food completely destroyed in a world where people are starving. 0.99
00:47:38.420 Farmers feed cities. And if this attack on farmland keeps continuing, I'm a little bit
00:47:43.780 concerned about the future. So what can you do? Share this video. We need to shine a light on
00:47:47.840 these cockroaches. They're destroying our food. They don't care. This needs to be stopped. No 0.99
00:47:52.660 farmers no food no future follow this page for more updates chris j boot you can follow him on
00:48:01.440 instagram and i've put in a request to have him come on the show he's very knowledgeable young guy
00:48:06.700 about everything that is going on now um and the farmers are going to have a problem and i certainly
00:48:12.760 hope the farmers all band together we've seen it happen in europe obviously with the farmers getting
00:48:18.600 together and spraying manure on government buildings and whatnot, even though all of their
00:48:24.560 plans, all of the government plans have still gone through over there just to a lesser degree.
00:48:29.420 That's what governments are going to do. That's what they're going to do with everything. And I
00:48:34.380 want you to remember that they will go ahead and try and take 10 yards from you. And then when you
00:48:39.900 complain, they'll pull it back and take only nine yards. If you complain loudly, they'll take only
00:48:45.000 five yards and if you actually start protesting they'll take only two yards but they're still
00:48:49.760 taking more than they had before and so it's up to us to remember that and make sure it doesn't
00:48:55.860 happen make sure we push them back to behind their line of scrimmage if you're thinking about it like
00:49:01.660 a football game we want to sack them for a loss we don't want them running on the ground for a
00:49:06.340 gain of three yards we don't need that it's like when gas goes up on a on a weekend on a long
00:49:14.120 weekend it goes from 157 all of a sudden it's 178 holy crap that's incredible it's outrageous
00:49:19.520 and you complain on social media so on monday it comes back down to 165 and you go
00:49:24.340 well thank god we did something about that but it's still eight cents more than it was before
00:49:31.080 they started that's bracket creep and it continues all the time and we need to be wary of that
00:49:39.900 we need to be wary of that all right so here is the daily story from tnc.news
00:49:45.220 you guys know i always include at least one story from true north and this is tonight's
00:49:50.420 the liberals claim we're talking about millions and billions 553 million trees are in the works
00:50:00.680 to be planted but won't reveal how many have already been planted remember trudeau's been
00:50:06.420 talking about this for years. We're going to plant billions of trees. We're going to make
00:50:11.380 Canada carbon neutral. First of all, I just looked up exactly how many trees Canada already has
00:50:19.000 before any of this tree planting nonsense became a thing with the federal liberals.
00:50:23.920 How many, how many trees? Canada is home to 30% of world forests.
00:50:30.260 how many trees do you think exist and this is just a scattershot guess by these folks here
00:50:38.100 eightbilliontrees.com is the website i'm getting this from by the way
00:50:44.300 how many trees are there estimated to be in canada right now like living trees just take a guess
00:50:51.980 it's in the billions by the way
00:50:56.660 how many trees in Canada yeah I know Derek Canada is not just carbon neutral it's probably a carbon
00:51:07.500 sinkhole eight billion Suzanne we got to go higher than that way higher 380 billion Daniel
00:51:16.540 says that's a little bit too high bring it down 100 billion higher than that we're playing the
00:51:23.080 high-low game here. I like it. Nobody else guessing here? Come on. Zero. He burned them
00:51:33.520 all. 153 billion. It's 318 billion trees. 318 billion trees. So five years after Trudeau
00:51:48.140 pledged to plant 2 billion trees, which we don't need. I'm not even sure if we have room for them.
00:51:53.080 Where are we going to put all these trees?
00:51:55.320 Can you even plant that many more trees?
00:51:58.820 And he wants to do it by, guess what, the year 2030.
00:52:01.860 The Liberal government is barely a quarter of the way there.
00:52:07.220 Maybe.
00:52:08.540 A spokesperson from Natural Resources Canada told True North that as of March of this year,
00:52:15.620 agreements have been signed or are under negotiation to plant 553 million trees,
00:52:20.920 but it remains unclear how many of those trees have actually been planted.
00:52:26.580 Well, tree planting at this scale takes time and careful planting.
00:52:29.220 It can take years from the start of a project to get the seeds, make them trees.
00:52:33.780 For this reason, the 2BT program focuses on securing blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:52:38.960 Even if the 553 million trees had already been planted, not just as agreements,
00:52:45.040 the liberals would still be off track,
00:52:46.660 considering the program began in february of 2021 to plant 2 billion trees in 10 years as of august
00:52:53.300 of this year now the liberals would have had to have had at least 700 million trees planted
00:52:59.940 which they don't or maybe they do they just don't want to tell us okay so staying with the carbon
00:53:07.860 neutral, 15-minute city, Agenda 2030 theme here. This is Maggie Hope Braun's Kickley substack
00:53:21.900 page. It's called Gather 2030. If you're not a member of it, please join her on Kickley. She
00:53:28.140 gives so much great information and she put this one out today. Report. The Paris Agreement and
00:53:34.220 the imposition of questionable targets on local governments, remembering that Maggie has training
00:53:38.780 in climate science. And up until about 10, 12 years ago, she was a victim of the hoax. And then
00:53:46.100 she woke up one day. She had an epiphany. She woke up one day and went, none of this makes any sense.
00:53:52.560 And she is where she is today based upon that epiphany. The Paris Agreement and the imposition
00:54:00.020 of questionable targets on local governments.
00:54:02.660 Executive Summary, the Paris Agreement adopted in 2015,
00:54:06.420 has imposed significant obligations on Canada,
00:54:09.120 including legally binding targets
00:54:10.780 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
00:54:13.220 However, these targets have raised concerns,
00:54:15.320 particularly regarding their scientific grounding
00:54:18.200 and practical implications for local governments.
00:54:20.820 Yeah, I'd say so. 1.00
00:54:22.200 One thing about Maggie, she likes to stay diplomatic. 0.97
00:54:25.360 Very, very diplomatic, right?
00:54:27.000 So she's not going to be outrageous, unlike me.
00:54:30.020 I will come out and call it the way I see it.
00:54:33.220 She's more measured in her tone, let's just say, and her wording.
00:54:38.560 Anyhow, this report outlines the rationale for considering Canada's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement,
00:54:44.280 advocating for a balanced, scientifically informed approach to climate policy
00:54:48.560 that better reflects Canada's unique context.
00:54:52.180 Right? We've got all the trees we need. We don't have any problems here.
00:54:56.040 Number one, the Paris Agreement, an overview.
00:54:57.800 you the paris agreement under the un framework convention on climate change commits countries
00:55:03.000 to limiting global temperature increases to below two degrees celsius primarily through the reduction
00:55:08.580 of greenhouse gas emissions countries submit nationally determined contributions outlining
00:55:13.920 their specific targets and strategies while the agreement is lauded for its ambitious goals it
00:55:18.780 imposes a one-size-fits-all model that may not be suitable for canada or for that matter other
00:55:24.380 countries. But Canada is a unique country, huge country, and it's got unique economic problems
00:55:31.980 and social characteristics and geographic concerns. Number two, the case for a balanced
00:55:37.280 approach to climate policy. Excuse me for one second. Oh, that's better. While the Paris
00:55:45.340 agreement focuses heavily on carbon reduction, it's crucial to recognize that CO2 constitutes
00:55:50.960 It's only about 0.04% of the Earth's atmosphere,
00:55:57.780 with human activities contributing just 3% to 4% of this concentration.
00:56:02.660 Maybe!
00:56:04.720 This context has led many scientists to advocate for a more balanced
00:56:08.700 and scientifically grounded climate policy.
00:56:12.100 The CLINTEL Climate Intelligence Group's climate declaration
00:56:14.900 signed by nearly 2,000 scientists since August of last year,
00:56:18.180 including patrick moore the canadian co-founder of greenpeace emphasizes that climate science
00:56:24.100 should be less political and that climate policy should be based on solid scientific evidence
00:56:29.140 the declaration highlights several key points you see this is golden right because this is
00:56:34.740 definitely a way to fight back against all of the smart city agendas that are cropping up in your
00:56:40.200 city or municipality because that's what those things are based upon natural climate variability
00:56:47.340 The geological record shows the Earth's climate has varied significantly over time,
00:56:51.860 with natural factors playing a substantial role.
00:56:54.760 Slower warming than predicted.
00:56:57.060 Current climate models often exaggerate the effects of greenhouse gases,
00:57:00.680 with warming occurring at a slower rate than predicted by the IPCC.
00:57:04.700 And by the way, there are no experts, no climate experts on the IPCC, just a bunch of lobbyists.
00:57:11.520 CO2's role in agriculture.
00:57:12.940 Well, it's essential for plant life, contributing agricultural productivity and food security.
00:57:17.340 natural disasters. There is no statistical evidence linking global warming to an increase
00:57:22.060 in the frequency or intensity of natural disasters, even though governments around the world would
00:57:27.360 have you believe the opposite. Adaptation strategies. The Declaration advocates for
00:57:31.800 climate policies that prioritize adaptation strategies using proven affordable technologies.
00:57:37.220 Remember, while there is no climate catastrophe ongoing right now, nobody wants to see garbage
00:57:44.340 thrown on the ground nobody wants to see chemicals polluting our our pristine streams and rivers and
00:57:51.140 lakes and oceans we don't want to see that stuff i mean i'm one of these guys that will hang on to
00:57:56.400 a piece of garbage for as long as it takes until i run into a garbage can i don't recycle because i
00:58:02.020 think it's a scam but that's where i'm at with all of this and no i don't like to see you know 0.59
00:58:07.800 noxious fumes billowing out of smokestacks but to blame it all on one gas and then start a war on it
00:58:16.200 and then build a trillion dollar industry around it which is what they've done is criminal
00:58:26.280 impacts on local governments now this is where it kicks in with the smart city local governments
00:58:32.040 across canada bear the brunt of implementing the paris agreements the mandate however these
00:58:36.760 mandates often impose significant financial and operational burdens that may not align with local
00:58:42.480 conditions. Specific challenges include economic disruption, energy security risks, reduced
00:58:48.240 autonomy, which is what's happening in the Winnipeg situation. And by the way, I will give you the
00:58:54.220 news that I was talking about at the beginning of the show right after this story. The Canadian
00:58:59.320 context is next. The unique circumstances here necessitate a climate policy that reflects
00:59:04.860 its distinct geographic demographic and economic realities and remember canada is so vast it could
00:59:11.260 be 10 different countries and how many different geological regions do we have in this country
00:59:16.860 boreal forest prairie we've got it all here baby mountainous terrain muskeg
00:59:24.960 you can't say that canada as a whole as a country can use just one policy to mitigate
00:59:32.940 anything, never mind climate change. So the vast geographic size and low population density,
00:59:41.400 Canada is the second largest country in the world. Approximately 90% of its landmass is
00:59:45.980 uninhabited. And despite this, Canada contributes only 1.5% of global CO2 emissions while its
00:59:52.100 extensive forests and natural landscapes serve as significant carbon sinks, which is what we
00:59:57.820 were saying earlier population and emissions with a population of just over 39 million about 0.5
01:00:05.280 percent of the global population canada's per capita emissions are relatively low particularly
01:00:10.860 when considering the country's natural carbon sequestration capabilities fossil fuels in daily
01:00:16.920 life fossil fuels are essential for daily life in canada it's cold here it powers transportation
01:00:22.380 heats homes generates electricity supports industrial activities given the country's cold
01:00:27.040 climate dispersed population and vast distances fossil fuels remain critical for economic stability
01:00:34.080 and energy emergency preparedness fossil fuel generators provide essential backup power
01:00:40.320 highlighting the need for reliable and flexible energy system in light of these factors it's
01:00:45.440 crucial that canadian climate policy prioritizes the protection of economic stability mobility
01:00:51.440 rights food security and energy security over rigid co2 reduction targets bottom line here
01:00:59.280 maggie says we got to withdraw from the paris climate it's well-intentioned again she's really
01:01:05.660 too nice imposes targets that don't fully account for canada's unique circumstances and needs
01:01:10.860 by withdrawing from the agreement and adopting a more balanced and scientifically informed
01:01:15.420 approach to climate policy canada can continue to lead in environmental stewardship while
01:01:20.020 protecting the economic and social well-being of its people this approach will allow canada to
01:01:25.720 address environmental challenges in a way that aligns with its distinct context ensuring a
01:01:30.460 sustainable and prosperous future for all canadians you can find out more kickley substack kickley.substack.com
01:01:39.040 it's gather 2030 and there's a picture of maggie right there well i thought i was going to make it
01:01:44.800 bigger but it didn't work out like that oh well we'll try and get her back on the show at some
01:01:50.420 point soon okay so for you guys who are wanting to uh hang on a minute
01:01:54.880 yeah is this it here no that's a bit of much so ken drysdale from man
01:02:08.300 has asked me because there was a typo in the original poster that we made for this event
01:02:16.640 we're doing next Wednesday night to not put up the original and wait for the
01:02:21.760 second one to come in. So let's just see if we have it here.
01:02:33.420 Okay, well, you know what? I may just have to put up the typo one, Kent. I'm sorry. We all
01:02:38.280 make mistakes so okay so here it is here and created this poster i think just today or maybe
01:02:47.840 yesterday anyway here it is here so this is the winnipeg metropolitan region information night
01:02:53.320 we're going to start seeing this popping up all across social media pretty soon okay so this is
01:02:58.720 going to be next wednesday september 4th at the case community center in la salle from seven
01:03:04.840 until nine o'clock. Ken Lee will be there. Ken Drysdale will be there presenting information.
01:03:10.660 I will be there moderating and handling the question and answer portion of the program,
01:03:17.140 which is going to be towards the end. I believe seating at the Case Community Center in LaSalle
01:03:22.960 is something like 350, although it could be as high as 500. I'm not sure. So get there early
01:03:30.100 to make sure you get a seat because i believe there's going to be a lot of people who want to
01:03:35.400 hear all of the information that these two have gleaned from the document from the winnipeg
01:03:41.540 metropolitan region document put out by that board now we have heard things like that plan
01:03:47.980 the plan they put out has been scrapped and they're reworking it but that's only hearing things
01:03:53.180 there is absolutely zero confirmation of that so and we haven't heard by the way when they're
01:04:00.240 going to do a second public meeting they haven't announced that yet they said they would within 40
01:04:04.180 days from the night they were supposed to hold the meeting in neverville and so we haven't heard yet
01:04:11.160 so this is an information session about basically the smart city plan for winnipeg and the surrounding
01:04:18.700 municipalities wmr information night next wednesday so one week from tomorrow night
01:04:25.180 so there won't be a show obviously that night you guys because i'll be in in la salle from
01:04:30.840 seven till nine next wednesday september 4th at the case community center in la salle so we'll
01:04:39.340 see you there right hopefully and if there are too many people and we do have a spillover
01:04:46.240 we're working on plans to try and fix it so that everybody has the opportunity to see the
01:04:52.300 information and ask questions themselves all right so that's next wednesday night
01:04:58.660 more with the trudeau government what time we got here oh
01:05:02.760 yeah so uh i've got to go to the all access part of the show now guys i'm sorry i it the time got
01:05:13.340 away from me here the extension is coming up in just a second on shadow davis.com for the all
01:05:19.360 access members uh so we'll see you there in a couple of minutes and for those of you who watch
01:05:23.760 on social media and are not members uh we'll catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for
01:05:28.800 another shadow at night live stream where am i right now there we go i love you all i appreciate
01:05:34.680 you all and i will talk to you soon bye
01:05:43.340 We'll be right back.
01:06:13.340 We'll be right back.