00:04:24.520hello everybody how you doing welcome to the shadow davis show this is wednesday august the 26th
00:04:48.1802026 michael wants to know who the original band was who sang new york groove well it was written
00:04:57.060by russ ballard who was the lead singer for argent remember argent hold your head up darling hold
00:05:05.880your head up kind of a new york dollsy sort of band from the early 1970s they were tied in with
00:05:14.780david bowie and whatnot so yeah that's who wrote the original version of new york groove and then
00:05:19.560ace freely on the kiss solo albums in 1978 made that a hit as a matter of fact that was the only
00:05:27.320hit from all four of those albums that made the top 40 charts so there you go and that was ace
00:05:33.860freely solo not kiss so don't think i'm betraying anybody's trust by playing gene simmons
00:05:40.580who called you a villain if you were unvaccinated during the covid response all right what do we
00:05:48.980got for you tonight are the premiers of saskatchewan and alberta backing down under the
00:05:56.080pressure the craziness the zaniness the absolute insanity of elbows up we're going to get to that
00:06:02.660in just a little bit. Today is the fifth anniversary of probably, and we've seen a lot of
00:06:11.160these, but this one probably because of such a big circulation this newspaper had at the time.
00:06:17.380I'm not sure exactly how big the Toronto Star is today. They claim to be a national newspaper like
00:06:24.040the Globe and Mail, and maybe they are, I don't know. But their circulation must be in the millions,
00:06:30.040a million at least they are propped up by the federal government of course you've known that
00:06:35.320for a very long time now to the tune of millions of dollars just like the winnipeg free press and
00:06:40.700pretty much every local publication in the country even your small town gazettes
00:06:47.160are propped up by the federal government
00:06:50.580and like i said we saw a lot of awful headlines over the years
00:06:56.220but the one the toronto star published on this day in 2021 is probably the worst they even
00:07:04.440apologized for it but you know what when a newspaper apologizes or makes a retraction
00:07:08.720it never seems to have the same impact as the original headline or the original story does it
00:07:14.140and by then the damage is done we're going to get to that a little bit later on in the show tonight
00:07:19.340do you guys know who peter navarro is sure you've heard the name peter navarro
00:07:26.220Okay, here he is. Here's a quick snapshot of Peter Navarro. He's the assistant to the
00:07:30.840president and director of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, of course, in the United
00:07:37.000States. Dr. Peter Navarro received his PhD in economics from Harvard University and is a
00:07:44.520professor emeritus of economics and public policy at the University of California, Irvine. He was
00:07:51.140an economic and trade advisor for President Donald J. Trump during the 2016 presidential
00:07:56.000campaign and joined the White House staff on Inauguration Day. At the White House, Dr. Navarro
00:08:00.740is the director of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, an office established
00:08:04.860by President Trump to defend and serve American workers and domestic manufacturers. Okay, so
00:08:10.320he's, I mean, we could go on with this. There's a lot behind this guy's name. He's got a very
00:08:17.840long resume. He's very knowledgeable in the world of economics and trade. He was not directly
00:08:23.820involved in the latest round of talks between the U.S. and Canada, but he was involved very,
00:08:30.300very closely advising Ambassador Jamison Greer, the U.S. trade representative,
00:08:36.320right alongside Howard Lutnick and all of the other Americans who were involved in the
00:08:40.720negotiations he sat down with cnbc today i think that's what why don't cnbc cnbc let me see are we
00:08:48.900in a trade war with c-span he sat down with c-span today and this is seven minutes and i don't
00:08:58.360usually play clips as long as this but you guys need to hear every single bit of this interview
00:09:05.640He pretty much spills the beans on everything that happened and what Carney and his minions are doing to try to gain political points, at the same time helping, you know, the new world order.
00:12:17.600What were we asking that Canada wouldn't agree to ahead of negotiations breaking down last Friday?
00:12:24.140So, the whole issue arose from what's called a Section 338 action against Canada.
00:12:37.600338 gives the United States Trade Representative the power to impose tariffs where another
00:12:45.260country discriminates against the United States with respect to how it treats us.
00:12:51.260In other words, if Canada is doing something to everybody in the rest of the world, 338
00:12:57.180doesn't apply, but if it's just singling us out.
00:13:00.720So in the case of the 338, we've clearly got a major dairy problem with Canada.
00:13:10.320They've got triple digit tariffs on our dairy folks and try as we might, dating back to
00:13:17.360the first Trump term. They just are unrepentant. They just stick it, stick it to us. So that's
00:13:24.180number one. Number two, they've completely cut off alcoholic beverages for sale in their
00:13:31.340stores, which is, which is unbelievable. You can't go into a store in the provinces and
00:13:37.580buy a Kentucky bourbon. It just, they're doing that. And what's, what's so interesting about
00:13:43.120that and what they do on autos, is as they're kind of screwing us, they're getting into bed0.94
00:13:49.460with the Europeans, the Japanese, the Koreans, and particularly the Chinese, and giving them
00:13:54.720much more favorable terms. So this was untenable for President Trump. We are the party and the
00:14:03.820people of protecting American jobs for blue-collar factory workers and our farmers and ranchers.
00:14:10.980And so that's how this got started. So negotiations ensued. There was a there was a pretty big omnibus deal that was going to give them really favorable terms in terms of aluminum and steel, which we have another Section 232 on.
00:14:28.860And that's like our bread and butter here. And I just want folks listening here at C-SPAN to understand that this is not a partisan issue here in this country. This is not a Republican or Democrat issue.
00:14:42.740This is simply an issue of protecting our workers, our ranchers, and our farmers.
00:14:49.600And Canada has really been exploiting us, exploiting USMCA, not negotiating in good faith.
00:14:58.680And Carney, I mean, the worst thing that ever happened to Canada was when Carney made a come-from-behind victory.
00:15:07.120He was down, I don't know, 30 points, and then he started his Trump derangement syndrome rhetoric.
00:15:12.200and surge to win and somehow every time Carney dumps on Trump the Canadian people reward him
00:15:20.240with political support. I've said this repeatedly I'm speaking right around to the Canadian people
00:15:26.260I know a lot of them watch these band you can't you can't encourage Carney and especially Doug
00:15:33.640Ford to dump on the United States when we are trying our best to have a fair deal with you all
00:15:41.700And you're just playing politics with somebody in a country which is far stronger economically than you are.
00:15:53.620And it's just not going to end well for Canada.
00:15:57.300And I predict that the deal you got that you turn your nose up, you're never going to get that deal again.
00:16:04.660Whatever you get is going to be less than that.
00:16:06.700and that's on Carney and that's especially on Ford because if you look at like the back
00:16:13.420channeling that was going on there apparently like Ford was like like the devil in Carney's
00:16:20.000ears like don't do this don't do this and Carney for whatever reason back down to the German
00:16:26.460Shepard Ford. In terms of what we were asked to borrow why? Yeah so I'm not sure if he's right
00:16:35.120about that i think it was more quebec than doug ford i'm not so sure that that carney takes ford
00:16:41.380seriously i mean he's got a buddy up with him obviously because so many of his votes his power
00:16:47.740base is in ontario and quebec but i think it's quebec more than ontario i don't know i don't
00:16:55.680know but it seems like this weird ass mania is sweeping the entire country not just ontario
00:17:04.360Quebec, Maritimes, Manitoba, BC. Now it appears to be infecting Saskatchewan and to some extent0.86
00:17:11.800Alberta. Not quite as bad as it is in the other provinces, but it sounds like Smith and Mo are
00:17:18.340starting to cave a little bit. They're starting to waver because of all of this elbows up mentality.
00:17:25.300And they're hearing about it. And the mania is real. I explained it to you guys last night.
01:02:31.500So did they find more or did they just add more charges?
01:02:35.660Former MP Inky Mark, who was arrested on a dozen weapons offenses last month, has been hit with 26 more charges after police say they took a total of 445 firearms.
01:23:54.100The application was filed on behalf of Stephanie Pepe,
01:23:57.640whose constitutional challenge to the curfew was dismissed by the court of quebec january 31st
01:24:03.4802024 and that judgment was upheld by the quebec superior court on july 29th of this year
01:24:10.040on january 8th of 2021 the quebec government adopted decree 2-2021 under the province's
01:24:17.000public health act in response to the coveted pandemic the decree prohibited people from
01:24:22.280being outside of their homes between 8 p.m and 5 a.m subject to limited exceptions quebec was
01:24:29.480the only province to enact this curfew on january 9 2021 ms pepan participated in a peaceful
01:24:35.720demonstration against the curfew and was stopped and given a ticket for violating this decree
01:24:41.320this appeal raises a key question about whether the quebec government had legal authority under
01:24:45.960the public health act to impose a curfew that restricted charter rights partly for a disciplinary
01:24:52.040purpose. The trial court found that one purpose of the curfew was to send a clear message to
01:24:59.160Quebecers and encourage compliance with other public health measures. Throw the fear of God
01:25:05.880in them so they don't dare screw us. Lawyers funded by the Justice Center argue the lower courts
01:25:13.200failed to determine whether the government's statutory emergency powers authorized a restriction
01:25:17.840of Charter Freedoms for an objective that the trial court found was disciplinary rather than
01:25:23.080public health related. Emergency powers are not a blank check, said constitutional lawyer
01:25:28.560Oliver Sagan. So I guess we'll have to wait a couple more years to see how that goes.
01:25:36.680I want to wrap up the show with this tonight. Fall of the Cabal put this on their substack today.
01:25:43.140And I think it's kind of important that we watch this.
01:25:47.440It's 11 minutes of so-called experts, government officials, both elected and not, media personalities, celebrities, all telling you in 11 minutes that you're an evil person, a detriment to society if you don't get vaccinated.
01:26:09.140And then we can talk about being programmed.
01:26:13.140I mean, you hear this kind of propaganda at fever pitch for how long?