The Shadoe Davis Show - August 6th⧸2025- Massive Fines & Snitch Lines for Hiking in the Woods in Nova Scotia

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00:04:30.000 hello everybody welcome it's shadow at night for wednesday august the 6th 2025 on the show tonight

00:04:43.380 for you all access nighthawks on shadow davis.com in the extension starting around nine o'clock

00:04:51.580 central tonight we've put together kind of a special for you on the coward piven strategy

00:04:57.600 This is a strategy designed in 1966 that essentially would destroy a free and democratic society from the inside out.

00:05:06.060 And apparently it's in play right now in every single Western country to different degrees.

00:05:11.720 And even the regions of the countries in question here are moving at different paces and using different strategies at different times.

00:05:20.460 It's really quite fascinating to watch.

00:05:22.160 If you know exactly what's going on, you can see what's going on in Nova Scotia as compared to

00:05:27.140 Manitoba, as compared to British Columbia, Ontario. Like I said, they're moving the pieces

00:05:33.840 around, it seems, depending maybe on who's in power in what province. And the same thing is

00:05:38.840 going on in the United States to some extent, although it does seem to have stopped in the

00:05:45.240 red states, mostly because Donald Trump has got the say so in the Republican states. And of course,

00:05:51.660 the federal power as well in both the house and in the senate but that doesn't mean that his

00:05:58.200 strategy is stopped either it's a fascinating study really when you think about it and i i was

00:06:04.340 postulating last night on the extension that i don't think it's one cabal in play any longer

00:06:10.180 like it used to be i think there's two or three of them in play right now and it's a power struggle

00:06:17.800 at the top it's a battle of the titans of the giants and they all want complete control and

00:06:23.820 they're trying to snuff the other guys out or get them to go along with their plan

00:06:28.720 and i think there's some some people who have decided no we're going to go this way this is

00:06:35.160 the way to go and they're very powerful as well and it's it's a clash and we're the ones

00:06:39.700 who are caught in the middle of it as we watch what's going on trying to fight back against it

00:06:46.140 i don't know if we can the only way the only way is for us to be able to get the word out to people

00:06:55.880 in a way that they can understand relate to and believe because they got to know there's something

00:07:03.220 going on they've got to feel it i mean it's out there right i mean we've got these senses they

00:07:08.360 say there's five senses i say there's way more than that we've got a sense we know what's going

00:07:14.500 on, somehow you know when something bad is going to happen, something good is going to happen. You

00:07:19.160 feel it. I can feel it in my bones. You've heard that expression before, right? Well, these folks

00:07:24.640 out there who are walking around willfully blind, they know inside that there's something

00:07:31.260 the matter. Things aren't the same as they were. And it's up to us to find the key that unlocks

00:07:38.980 that and i know there's more and more people who are waking up but it's it seems like such a slow

00:07:44.980 process i was in superstore this morning and by the way maybe you guys can help me out with this

00:07:48.700 one i saw about half the status was very early this morning i'm not usually at a grocery store

00:07:55.880 at 7 30 in the morning but i was today for whatever reason and half the staff was wearing

00:08:01.800 surgical masks and i thought oh that's interesting i never usually see that so maybe there's something

00:08:08.540 going on with Loblaws maybe they've issued a directive to their staff saying well you know

00:08:14.180 what you should wear masks or maybe there's a bonus for wearing a mask these days I don't know

00:08:18.180 so maybe if you know somebody or you yourself work for Loblaws or an extension of Loblaws

00:08:24.460 you can find out if a memo like that a directive like that has been issued to the staff because

00:08:29.680 I found it interesting that so many staff members were wearing surgical masks this morning and it

00:08:35.620 made me think hmm wonder what's going on maybe dr david martin was right but maybe this thing

00:08:42.200 wasn't going to be released july 4th maybe it's planned for sometime later this fall

00:08:47.120 in place of the flu this year you've got a surprise coming who knows what it is

00:08:54.060 hello michael how you doing watching from brampton tonight on facebook sean o vision is watching on

00:09:00.860 twitch you're the only dude you're the only one you've got twitch all to yourself for this show

00:09:07.120 unless you guys want to migrate over to twitch shadow vision is the only one who watches on

00:09:14.500 twitch man that's cool hello kevin from gilbert arizona hello carla debbie is watching tonight

00:09:20.080 barbara's watching in georgetown ontario hello jonathan watching in ohio diane's watching in

00:09:25.800 kingdom or is that kingston ontario hello shelly and vermet pauline's watching in colonna deborah

00:09:32.320 is in hudson quebec ken is watching in australia tonight good day mate kathy is watching in new

00:09:38.980 brunswick iris hello and more than manitoba bob's watching in sudbury barbara is watching in glenora

00:09:45.020 janet i finally get to say hello from the rock hello janet how are you doing joan is watching

00:09:52.200 tonight from bc bring cash she says tony is watching on x from calgary wherever you guys

00:09:59.300 are watching tonight whatever platform you're watching on don't forget to like and share get

00:10:04.400 this out to as many people as you possibly can mark carney says he's got up to 700 million dollars

00:10:10.760 of our money to give to the softwood lumber industry in canada because of donald trump's

00:10:15.020 35 percent tariffs because he's the one that can't make a deal pierre polyev doesn't like that and

00:10:20.380 also there's a ban on hiking or even going into the woods for that matter in nova scotia

00:10:25.320 there is a massive fine and snitch lines now in place

00:10:29.340 if you catch anybody walking into the woods so we're going to cover all that in just a couple

00:10:36.020 of seconds shadow at night begins in 30 seconds

00:10:50.380 all right welcome back let's throw this up on the screen here i think this is the right one yes

00:11:14.420 Nova Scotia. This is from the Nova Scotia government news at Nova Scotia dot C a travel activities in woods restricted to prevent wildfires.

00:11:27.680 We just stay out of the woods. We just know that if you go into the woods, you you, my friend, are going to cause a fire.

00:11:39.200 Maybe it's a spontaneous combustion thing. I don't know. Maybe just breathing.

00:11:44.420 would start something nova scotia restricting travel and activities in the woods because

00:11:52.380 continued hot dry conditions have greatly increased the risk of wildfires and we've

00:11:56.340 seen the risk of wildfires elevated in several provinces but i i don't think i've ever seen this

00:12:02.860 where a province says no you can't go for a walk in the woods restrictions were effective as of

00:12:09.540 Four o'clock yesterday afternoon include hiking, camping, fishing, and the use of vehicles in the woods.

00:12:16.620 Trail systems through the woods off-limits.

00:12:18.780 Camping is allowed only in campgrounds.

00:12:24.280 These and other measures are in place on provincial crown and private land until October the 15th.

00:12:29.980 Oof.

00:12:30.960 That's the entire rest of the summer, baby.

00:12:32.940 Or until conditions allow them to be lifted.

00:12:35.740 the fine for violating these restrictions, $25,000. Quick facts. The restrictions were put in place

00:12:45.920 through a proclamation under the Forest Act. People with questions about the restrictions can

00:12:50.800 call their local Department of Natural Resources office. A province-wide ban on open fire started

00:12:56.780 July 30th and will remain in place until October 15th or until conditions improve. The fine for

00:13:02.040 violating that ban. Again, $25,000. Here's the premier of that province, Tim Houston.

00:13:07.940 Effective 4 p.m. today, we're telling Nova Scotians stay out of the woods. We are restricting travel

00:13:14.860 and activities that really aren't necessary for most of us. Hiking, camping, fishing, and the use

00:13:23.280 of vehicles in the woods are not permitted. Trail systems through woods are off limits. Camping is

00:13:29.940 allowed, but only in official campgrounds. The fine for violating any of these bans is the same

00:13:37.500 as the fine for the ban on burning $25,000. And if you're a smoker, for God's sakes, be mindful of

00:13:45.960 where you're butting your butt out. If you don't, and you cause a fire, we will hold you accountable.

00:13:53.800 So what does this mean if you have a home or cottage surrounded by a wooded area?

00:13:59.360 We strongly encourage you to stay out of those woods.

00:14:02.920 You know, I get the impression that this dude is going to be looking for somebody to blame if another fire starts.

00:14:10.460 You, smoker! Bob! You started that fire and I can prove it. How?

00:14:16.860 Exactly. Do you have video of me lighting up way deep in the bush?

00:14:20.940 like is this guy insane

00:14:27.000 let's continue regardless of where they are please don't do anything that could unnecessarily put you 0.53

00:14:35.680 your family or your neighbors at risk this situation sucks summer is one of the best times

00:14:42.180 in in nova scotia and we all look forward to getting outdoors and enjoying our

00:14:47.660 a scenic beauty that surrounds us i get that and i'm right there with you as nova scotians

00:14:53.780 but you can still go to the beach in fact that's a great place to be on these hot dry days

00:14:58.260 just no bonfires if there's a short trail to get from point a to point b like from you can't have

00:15:05.080 a bonfire on the beach now with the sand and the ocean no bonfires on the beach the parking to the

00:15:17.300 beach or to the lake to fish, that's fine. But that's it. No heading into the woods to spend

00:15:23.080 time there. I know it's inconvenient. I know it's the height of summer vacation and people want to

00:15:28.820 do all the activities that we so much enjoy in our great outdoors. We have a beautiful province.

00:15:34.040 I know everybody wants to enjoy it, but we have to stay out of the woods. It's a small price to

00:15:39.320 pay right now to avoid the kind of devastation that we saw from the wildfires in 2023.

00:15:45.000 for you nobody wants to go back there all right all right he has the demeanor of a premier from

00:15:55.900 the covet era notably brian pallister comes to my mind the former premier of manitoba i know

00:16:04.080 it's awful i know that it's terrible not being able to leave the house you're not being able to

00:16:10.560 have friends and family over for Christmas. And he started crying even. I mean, Houston

00:16:17.080 there seemed on the verge of tears, almost like he's being forced to do this. Maybe he

00:16:24.840 is. You can't have your grandparents over for Easter. That's what this seems like to

00:16:34.120 And look at this. On the website, novascotia.ca, report violations to 1-800-565-2224.

00:16:44.480 If you see somebody walking into the woods, report it at this number.

00:16:53.360 And don't think for one second that the same people who were reporting their neighbors for having one too many people over for Christmas or Easter

00:17:02.060 back during the covid era won't do that again they will oh yes they will

00:17:09.560 what does john carpe and the jccf think of this by the way john carpe will be joining the show

00:17:16.560 again tomorrow night of course he's the president of the justice center for constitutional freedoms

00:17:20.980 we've got a couple more cases to discuss that's again tomorrow night eight o'clock central on

00:17:26.360 Shadow at Night livestream. This anti-freedom policy is extreme, violates charter-protected

00:17:32.840 freedom of movement. Oh, yes, it does. And unless the government can prove Section 1 of the charter

00:17:38.940 or use the notwithstanding clause, they're violating the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

00:17:43.720 This makes no sense at all. Tim Houston tagged in this post, hiking on trails and driving on

00:17:48.640 off-grid roads in the woods does not cause fires. The government can ban smoking in the woods and

00:17:54.740 campfires in the woods, but not ban Canadians from enjoying the woods. I wonder if they're

00:18:01.660 going to make a case. I wonder if the JCCF is seriously considering making a case against the

00:18:07.920 government of Nova Scotia, because this is overreach. And you know that it's another trial

00:18:12.500 balloon, right? These governments are trying little by little, step by step, to keep pushing

00:18:18.380 us and pushing us and pushing us and pushing us. And if somebody says something, they'll pull back

00:18:23.500 a little bit but they've already made that progress it's gas prices it's gas prices we wake

00:18:29.700 up on a monday morning the gas price has gone from 133.9 a liter way up to 165 a liter we scream and

00:18:37.120 yell and and so they bring it down after a couple of days it comes back down to 145 and all of us

00:18:43.960 are feeling great we did it we got them to bring the gas price down but it's still 12 cents higher

00:18:49.340 than it was three days ago.

00:18:50.860 Did you forget that?

00:18:51.960 That's what the governments are doing.

00:18:53.920 Provincial, municipal, federal especially.

00:18:56.780 In all Western countries, it's happening.

00:19:00.840 It's bracket creep.

00:19:02.940 They are pushing and pushing and pushing

00:19:04.700 more authoritarianism on us

00:19:06.440 under the guise of care,

00:19:09.020 under the guise of it's for your safety.

00:19:12.480 Don't you understand?

00:19:14.240 It's for your safety.

00:19:16.580 Mark Carney, he can't make a deal with Donald Trump.

00:19:19.340 one of the only countries that still deal this with the United States,

00:19:23.520 even though that's what he ran on.

00:19:24.800 Isn't that what he ran on?

00:19:26.180 It's what he ran on.

00:19:28.880 So the tariffs are 35%.

00:19:30.740 Canadian softwood lumber suffering more than ever.

00:19:33.440 And we've always had a problem with the softwood lumber in the United States.

00:19:37.040 It's always been an issue all the way back to the 1990s

00:19:40.740 or even before that, I think, during the Brian Mulroney era.

00:19:44.120 So Carney has come up with an alternative.

00:19:46.440 instead of selling our lumber to the united states we're going to use it ourselves and we're going

00:19:53.400 to give the softwood lumber industry in canada 700 up to 700 billion tax dollars here he is

00:20:00.920 making that announcement yesterday with minister hodgson secretary of state fair today i'm

00:20:07.920 announcing a series of new measures to help the softwood lumber industry pivot to a growing

00:20:13.520 Canadian market and to the markets of reliable trading. By mistake, I said 700 billion. It's

00:20:19.960 700 million. I apologize. That's quite a difference. Partners around the world.

00:20:25.540 The first pillar is to give our companies that need liquidity that liquidity in order to address

00:20:34.240 immediate pressures. To do so, we'll provide up to 700 million dollars in loan guarantees.

00:20:42.080 This will ensure that forestry companies of all sizes have the competitive financing they need

00:20:48.540 to maintain and restructure, if necessary, their operations during a period of profound transformation.

00:20:56.720 Second, to make the softwood lumber industry more competitive for the long term,

00:21:03.000 we will provide an additional $500 million, largely in grants and contributions

00:21:08.080 contributions to supercharge new product development and new market

00:21:13.200 diversification. Products such as reinforced timber and low-carbon wood

00:21:19.120 fiber based insulation materials that are used in prefabricated and modular

00:21:25.040 housing. These investments will increase domestic processing and value-added,

00:21:30.880 particularly as technology changes the way we build. This new funding will

00:21:37.600 include initiatives to support Indigenous-led forestry business

00:21:41.420 development and diversification, something that Gorman has stood behind

00:21:46.640 for decades. Third, we will be our own best customer by relying more on Canadian

00:21:56.020 lumber, Canadian software for Canadian projects. Canada's new government has a

00:22:02.680 a strong mandate to get big things built faster that means millions of more homes major new ports

00:22:11.000 new trade corridors new energy projects and as we build bigger and faster we will build canadian

00:22:20.600 yeah he hasn't gotten anything built yet not even started

00:22:25.320 and i guess we're gonna have to be our own best customer because nobody wants to deal with us

00:22:29.640 nobody. Look at this. We sent a couple of ministers down to Mexico this week to maybe

00:22:36.560 start some trade negotiations. And the president down there, Claudia Scheinbaum, says no need for

00:22:43.900 a bilateral trade deal with Canada. She said that today. We don't really need a deal. Mexican

00:22:51.080 President Claudia Scheinbaum ruled out a bilateral trade agreement with Canada when asked about the

00:22:57.340 possibility following what she called a very good meeting with top Canadian government ministers a

00:23:01.420 day earlier. We have the trade deal with the United States, Canada, Mexico. There's no need,

00:23:07.420 Scheinbaum said during her morning press conference where she said she discussed

00:23:10.920 expanding direct trade with Canada. Scheinbaum also confirmed Mark Carney will soon travel to

00:23:15.420 Mexico for direct talks, but no date has been set for that visit. Tuesday's meeting was a prep

00:23:21.520 meeting for Carney's visit, and it was a very good meeting, she told reporters, but we don't

00:23:27.180 need it. We've got the USMCA. We don't need a bilater. I mean, there's the framework to

00:23:35.500 strengthen the Mexico-Canada relationship, as we're doing with other countries, she said.

00:23:41.400 Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand

00:23:45.860 were in Mexico to strengthen the country's relationship days after the United States

00:23:50.420 hit Canada with higher tariffs, again, 35%. Champagne said during a virtual press conference

00:23:54.860 from mexico city last night that it was a very successful trip and the mission was to get to

00:23:59.340 know each other a bit better but we don't have a deal and she says there's no need no need for a

00:24:05.880 deal what does pierre paliev have to say about this softwood lumber 700 million dollar fiasco

00:24:14.440 our hearts are today with the workers in the forestry sector our loggers our mill workers

00:24:21.260 and the many towns that rely on them are obviously suffering after 10 years of unfair tariffs on our

00:24:31.280 workers, tariffs that have doubled under Mark Carney, tariffs that have been applied by three

00:24:38.320 U.S. presidents over a decade of liberal diplomatic failures. To be clear, these tariffs are wrong and

00:24:45.400 unjustifiable. That's precisely why Stephen Harper was so successful at eliminating them

00:24:50.840 in just 80 days as prime minister. He even got them refunded. Yet Mark Carney has been prime

00:24:58.580 minister for over 140 days and still the tariffs are there and rising. The liberals have been in

00:25:04.960 power for a decade with three presidents and the tariffs are only growing. Mark Carney promised us

00:25:13.340 that he would put elbows up, that he would handle Trump, and that he would negotiate a win

00:25:20.600 by ending the tariffs. He's broken all of those promises. And we know President Trump is someone

00:25:27.880 that nobody can control, but that's why it was wrong for Mr. Carney to promise that he could do

00:25:33.360 so. Ever since Mark Carney became Prime Minister, there have been more tariffs and rising tariffs,

00:25:40.460 contrary to Mr. Carney's own promises. Again, contrary to his promise, under Mark Carney's

00:25:47.480 leadership, it has been elbows down and tariffs up. Today, he offers only more debt to forestry

00:25:56.960 companies as they are hemorrhaging money and jobs, which are heading south of the border.

00:26:03.440 And we see workers in forestry towns across the country worried they're going to lose

00:26:08.940 their jobs. Conservatives will fight for Canada. We'll put our country first. We've offered

00:26:13.940 Prime Minister Carney to work with him in order to secure a real deal, and that offer remains

00:26:20.440 open. In the meantime, we're pushing for lower taxes on work, investment, home building,

00:26:27.720 and of course energy. By cutting taxes on home building, we can create more domestic demand

00:26:33.880 for our lumber, that will create jobs for our workers and houses for our youth. We propose

00:26:40.460 eliminating red tape to build more and strengthen our extremely weak economy. And we pledge to work

00:26:48.680 with all parties to achieve all of this. Unfortunately, Mr. Carney is not living up

00:26:54.360 to the many bold promises that he made, that he was going to handle Trump, negotiate a win,

00:27:00.580 and put his elbows up but we will put aside his failures and offer to work with anybody in order

00:27:08.160 to put canada first our goal is to protect the jobs of workers the prices of our consumers

00:27:14.920 and to make our economy strong self-reliant and sovereign thank you very much

00:27:22.360 yeah so this is something paliev was talking about during the election campaign i'm gonna

00:27:29.620 throw this up on the screen here real quick so you guys can see remember this

00:27:33.260 came from the Privy Council Office of Canada in 10 years this is an AI Google AI overview

00:27:42.680 the way Carney is running the country this is not shocking this came out I think in late March

00:27:50.460 in 10 years Canadians may increasingly forage for food due to a combination of factors including a

00:27:57.620 potential decline in social mobility, climate change impacts on food security, and shifts in

00:28:03.120 government relevance. This could involve hunting, fishing, and gathering on public lands, as well

00:28:07.700 as increased small-scale agriculture. Factors contributing to increased foraging.

00:28:15.160 You can see consumer preferences. While there's a current trend towards sustainable and ethically

00:28:20.260 produced food, the willingness to pay more for it is decreasing. Typical. Potentially leading to a

00:28:26.640 shift and focus towards more affordable and potentially less regulated food sources like

00:28:30.960 foraging foraging now let's get back to mark carney for just a second here remember he has

00:28:39.680 that blind trust right and we found out he still has interests in brookfield let me throw this up

00:28:46.320 on the screen real fast this came from the conservative party of canada not so long ago

00:28:50.520 when it was revealed that carney still had interests in many things even though he said

00:28:54.760 owned uh just had just cash and in real estate that was what he said during the election campaign

00:29:00.800 pierre polyev released the following statement on carney's ethics disclosures and again this goes

00:29:07.360 back a few weeks well mark carney was on vacation a few weeks ago his long hidden ethics disclosures

00:29:13.420 were quietly released unfortunately for canadians it raises far more questions than answers

00:29:18.040 the disclosures reveal carney must recuse himself from decisions involving around 100 companies

00:29:24.260 through a conflict of interest screen, yet many of those same companies are still included

00:29:27.880 in his investment portfolio held within a so-called blind trust. His disclosures also show 574 separate

00:29:35.680 stock holdings either directly or through pooled funds, 91 percent of them headquartered in the

00:29:40.720 United States. Mark Carney stated during the election campaign he owned nothing but cash

00:29:46.460 and personal real estate. He claimed he didn't know was in his blind trust. That was a lie.

00:29:50.140 His own disclosures released conveniently after the election proved this was a falsehood.

00:29:55.640 It appears Carney's friends aren't worried about the screens.

00:29:57.880 On April 30th, North River Midstream lobbied him.

00:30:01.260 On May 6th, he met with Sam Pollack, CEO of Brookfield Infrastructure.

00:30:06.620 Both of these companies are listed as being covered by Mark Carney's ethics screen.

00:30:12.000 So then let's move over to this.

00:30:14.360 yes brookfield has significant involvement in canada's softwood lumber industry they own or

00:30:26.640 manage large areas of timberland particularly in british columbia they're involved in logging

00:30:32.380 and lumber production brookfield's timber operations include island timberlands limited

00:30:36.320 partnership in canada longview timber holdings corp in the united states brookfield's involvement

00:30:41.600 in the Canadian softwood lumber industry includes,

00:30:44.260 da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.

00:30:45.700 And Mark Carney still has interest in Brookfield.

00:30:48.060 So him giving $700 million of our money

00:30:52.780 to the softwood lumber industry

00:30:54.620 reeks of personal gain,

00:30:59.040 reeks of conflict of interest,

00:31:01.880 and yet we can do nothing about it.

00:31:05.140 A violation like that should have him removed,

00:31:08.560 removed from office.

00:31:11.600 but the left-wing corporate media doesn't even bat an eye oh by the way Pierre Polyev has that

00:31:20.580 by-election coming up in Battle River Crowfoot on Monday August the 18th there's advanced

00:31:25.340 voting this weekend if you live in that writing you might want to check electionscanada.ca for

00:31:30.820 more information CBC's got a crying room we're going to get to that in just a second yeah they've

00:31:37.240 got a crying room we talked about this a little bit last night it was revealed on northern

00:31:40.780 perspective a couple of days ago we've got a short video clip of that for you guys

00:31:46.640 in a press release this is interesting the headline here from left-wing corporate ctv

00:31:51.760 spain has dismantled a smuggling ring moving migrants to canada with fake passports that

00:31:58.420 from the police what police just police great reporting ctv spanish police say they have

00:32:05.940 dismantled a criminal network that facilitated illegal entry into canada and the uk using forged

00:32:12.340 passports and travel documents in a press release by spain's national police hang on i've got a

00:32:18.400 video on a plane for you guys that kind of relates to this yeah coming up in just a second in a press

00:32:24.760 release by stains spain's national police the smuggling operation primarily targeted you many

00:32:29.380 nationals uh and involved more than 40 migration attempts the network allegedly charged each

00:32:35.740 migrant up to $4,400. According to Spanish authorities, the investigation began in September

00:32:42.320 of last year after the Canada Border Services Agency tipped off Spanish police about several

00:32:47.720 Yemeni citizens attempting to travel to Canada from airports in Spain using fake documents.

00:32:52.680 Eleven people, including the alleged ringleader, have been arrested across several areas in Spain. 0.87

00:32:58.620 They couldn't do it here? Spanish police worked in collaboration with Europol and law enforcement

00:33:04.500 agencies from countries including switzerland finland austria germany ireland and the uk

00:33:08.800 police said migrants would first obtain refugee documents in greece then travel to a european

00:33:15.340 airport once inside the international transit area the migrants would allegedly receive a

00:33:20.020 boarding pass and counterfeit passport from a member of the network wonder why canada was

00:33:24.320 targeted by this criminal operation is it because it's that easy to get in here we're going to go

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00:33:55.200 have free and unfettered access to the website shadow davis.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s.com

00:34:03.140 spanish police coordinated raids in madrid and northern towns of santona and toralabaga during

00:34:10.380 the searches officer sees 10 mobile phones a forged passport and documents related to flight

00:34:15.600 bookings spanish police say the investigation remains ongoing you mean there's more now look

00:34:21.860 at this scene in calgary this was on city news left-wing corporate city news in calgary on their

00:34:29.080 breakfast show just this morning there was a fatality involving lrt that's light rail transit

00:34:35.280 in calgary somebody died sadly but because of that the lrt wasn't moving and people needed to catch a

00:34:42.960 bus and so this is what it looked like watch as you see a woman in a brown jacket running alongside

00:34:51.800 the moving shuttle bus with a massive group of bus users chasing down the bus in an attempt to 0.97

00:34:58.380 board it. In response to the scene of the Franklin LRT station, Calgary Transit says in a statement,

00:35:04.600 as soon as we are made aware of a situation, Calgary Transit promptly deploys shuttles to

00:35:09.340 assist customers. In this case, 13 shuttles have been deployed. Transit ambassadors are also on

00:35:14.880 site, helping customers with wayfinding and directing them to the shuttles. During the mad

00:35:20.080 rush to catch a bus this man says this is something he's seen before oh i am in my homeland

00:35:26.380 like this yeah does it remind you of your homeland where's your homeland manjab and this is like this

00:35:32.220 yeah oh isn't that shocking it's looking more and more like india here in canada every single day

00:35:42.240 all right changing gears just a little bit this is actually a pretty decent editorial piece from

00:35:49.700 kevin klein who is the owner or part owner and publisher of the winnipeg sun he says because

00:35:56.580 you know somebody was asking me yesterday or maybe even this morning because it's been a long day

00:36:02.020 what's the manitoba perspective on you know sovereignty because alberta that's the big

00:36:07.860 talk in alberta right now we got to separate from the country and i'm certainly hoping that they

00:36:11.720 have that referendum very very soon and they vote to leave i really hope that happens because i

00:36:17.560 think it's one of the last hopes that we have in saskatchewan people are talking about it as well

00:36:21.360 but in manitoba and so people in saskatchewan are naturally curious what about manitoba

00:36:26.000 no it's because the demographic breakdown and the population breakdown of the province of

00:36:34.280 manitoba is so much different than alberta and saskatchewan less people than alberta more people

00:36:40.200 slightly more people than saskatchewan but saskatchewan's population is scattered all

00:36:45.320 through the province they don't have one major city they have two medium-sized cities there

00:36:49.640 and then a bunch of smaller 30 to 40 000 uh sized cities whereas manitoba there's 1.5 million people

00:36:57.320 and 1 million people live in one place and that one place happens to be a red city

00:37:03.580 sadly and so the manitoba perspective is based upon rural urban lines and urban lines win every

00:37:14.420 single time in manitoba because of the population imbalance and so the ndp get elected and they run

00:37:23.000 the province into the ground this happens every election cycle and then the conservatives get in

00:37:28.880 for a term or two they get booted the ndp comes back in and they wreck the province even more and

00:37:33.440 they run the debt up and but i think this time wab canoe is following that agenda 2030 plan to

00:37:42.080 the letter. So Klein says, well, Alberta, run by conservatives, as you know, banks 30 billion

00:37:49.440 dollars, Wob Canoe spends like there's no tomorrow, and Manitoba is not a rich province. It could be

00:37:56.100 because of all the minerals here, but they want to leave them in the ground.

00:38:02.580 Alberta has just reported a 30 billion, it's a record, 30 billion dollars in its heritage fund.

00:38:09.340 That number matters not just because it's the highest in the fund's history, but because it shows a government thinking ahead.

00:38:15.860 It's not about oil booms or lucky timing. It's about discipline.

00:38:20.260 Danielle Smith and her finance minister have made it clear.

00:38:23.920 Alberta is saving now to break its dependence on oil and gas revenues, fund essential services like health care, education, and keep taxes low for future generations.

00:38:33.940 They set a target of $250 billion in savings by 2050.

00:38:39.100 they've backed that with action, no gimmicks, no excuses. Meanwhile, in Manitoba, the government

00:38:44.400 seems focused on everything but fiscal stability. The gap between the two provinces is no longer

00:38:50.640 just about policy, it's about vision, or lack thereof. Manitoba's not saving. Manitoba's borrowing

00:38:57.740 heavily. Under Wab Canoe, Manitoba is moving in the opposite direction of Alberta, and the

00:39:03.540 consequences are piling up. Instead of working to control costs or rein in government, the current

00:39:09.400 administration is signing off on new spending announcements almost daily. Special interest

00:39:14.860 groups are handed checks. More staff are hired. Not one serious cut to government spending has

00:39:20.460 been made. Not one structural reform has been introduced to make government more efficient or

00:39:25.440 more accountable. Hydro rates, that's electric power for those that don't know. Going up to 11

00:39:31.400 or going up by 11%. Personal income tax has been raised. The inflation factor that protected

00:39:36.820 taxpayers from bracket creep, gone. At the same time, there is no clear strategy to attract

00:39:42.880 private investment, retain business, or grow the economy in any meaningful way. While Alberta is

00:39:49.720 planning for its financial future, Manitoba's premier is producing TikTok videos mocking

00:39:55.260 foreign politicians and spending public dollars to hire a former CBC reporter

00:39:59.940 to supposedly represent Manitoba in Washington.

00:40:04.800 Is that really the priority

00:40:06.880 when Manitobans are struggling to pay their bills

00:40:08.960 and the province is heading deeper into debt?

00:40:12.260 Let's not kid ourselves.

00:40:13.680 Manitoba's debt burden isn't just a number

00:40:15.900 buried in a budget document.

00:40:17.540 It's a real threat to the ability

00:40:19.440 to fund the services Manitoba needs.

00:40:21.780 Interest payments, eating into healthcare,

00:40:23.740 education, infrastructure, every line item,

00:40:25.960 no fiscal anchor, nothing to stop the bleeding.

00:40:29.060 Healthcare?

00:40:29.940 the NDP talked a big game in opposition, but after over, he makes a mistake here,

00:40:35.740 after over a year in office, there's little to show. We still see emergency room closures,

00:40:42.060 long wait times, nurse shortages. Listening tours are not solutions because they don't listen.

00:40:49.060 Press releases, not policy. Asking Alberta for a bigger share of equalization, not a plan.

00:40:55.540 when it comes to growing manitoba's economy and standing still business owners are waiting for

00:41:02.840 leadership investors are watching the headlines walking away crime taxes bureaucracy lack of

00:41:08.500 political will are driving people and capital to other provinces like alberta people are voting

00:41:14.720 with their feet and why wouldn't they in alberta the government is clear business matters families

00:41:21.520 matter. Tomorrow matters. In Manitoba, all we hear about is new spending today with no thought for

00:41:29.560 who will pay the bill down the line. Even worse, the ideological drift of this government is

00:41:35.220 narrowing opportunity, not expanding it. A cabinet minister publicly stating they'll only hire

00:41:40.460 indigenous staff regardless of qualification sends a message to business and talent that

00:41:45.800 manitoba is closed to fair competition that kind of hiring practice would be called discrimination 0.93

00:41:52.620 anywhere else in canada here it's called

00:41:56.160 business as usual wednesday that's not progress it's short-sighted politics

00:42:04.180 the clock is ticking manitoba doesn't course correct soon it'll be too deep in the hole to

00:42:10.740 climb out without painful consequences the path forward is clear but it requires political

00:42:15.580 courage, the kind we're not seeing from this government. We need to reduce the size and scope

00:42:21.280 of government. Not everything needs to be run from Broadway or Main Street. Let the private sector do

00:42:26.760 what it does best. Give taxpayers a break. Stop trying to micromanage every aspect of our economy.

00:42:32.460 Does he know that he's talking about the NDP? Sometimes I wonder. We need to restore fiscal

00:42:40.080 discipline. That means halting new spending unless it's matched by real savings. That means setting

00:42:44.780 targets for debt reduction, not excuses for more borrowing. They need to make Manitoba competitive,

00:42:50.540 a half province. That includes reducing regulations, providing tax certainty for

00:42:57.620 businesses, creating an investment environment where people want to build, hire, and stay.

00:43:02.040 We need to stop governing for social media clout. The job isn't about likes and follows. It's about

00:43:07.860 the hard work of building a stable, secure, prosperous future. It's about leaving the

00:43:11.940 province better off than we found it. Alberta's doing that. Manitoba is not.

00:43:18.160 This isn't a partisan argument. It's not about left or right. It's about math, markets, momentum.

00:43:24.740 Alberta is setting itself up to thrive in a volatile world. Manitoba drifting,

00:43:30.160 hoping for handouts, passing today's bills to tomorrow's taxpayers. We are the bums of Canada. 0.59

00:43:36.160 we don't have to follow this path but turning around starts with acknowledging the problem

00:43:43.660 it starts with putting ideology aside and putting results first it starts with leadership

00:43:48.080 not performance if we want our children and grandchildren to live in a strong growing

00:43:53.900 province we can't wait for someone else to fix it we need to demand better now because the longer

00:43:59.340 we wait the worse the choices become and unlike alberta we don't have 30 billion dollars to fall

00:44:05.600 back on that's again from kevin klein who is the publisher and part owner of the winnipeg sun

00:44:11.880 manitoba is moving forward towards 15-minute cities smart cities

00:44:17.940 the eco west plan is going from town to town to town all across manitoba talking about

00:44:25.460 how they need to build transport corridors between places like russell and roblin and

00:44:32.300 Nipawa, Minidosa, and Dauphin.

00:44:37.060 Big, huge economic travel corridors

00:44:39.940 costing millions and millions and millions of dollars

00:44:42.240 for a population of roughly 10,000 people.

00:44:48.440 And now they're spending 4.5 million

00:44:50.720 in Winkler and Morden

00:44:53.020 to connect these two cities

00:44:54.940 and the two cities together,

00:44:56.680 probably about 25,000.

00:44:58.060 Fast-growing part of the province,

00:44:59.940 probably the fastest growing part of the province they're building a bike path it's 10 kilometers

00:45:05.140 long between Winkler and Morton a bike path it'll be used probably four to five months of the year

00:45:10.320 connecting cities creating a hub so you never ever have to leave your city ever again

00:45:18.680 you stay in Winkler Morton you don't have to get it on the highway and drive even though you can

00:45:24.900 and probably should, it's five minutes in the car from Winkler to Morton. But no, let's spend $4.5

00:45:30.960 million to connect these two cities that are pretty much the same city anyway, for a bike path.

00:45:39.800 That's absolutely astounding. Remember we talked about those crazy right-wing extremist white 0.94

00:45:46.620 nationalists who were accused of facilitating terrorism in alleged extremist plot? 0.96

00:45:52.620 there's three of them they were denied bail 0.73

00:45:56.060 they're extremists in the meantime all of these migrants who commit murder 0.99

00:46:02.620 they get out because the judge is worried about their immigration status 0.95

00:46:08.120 and these guys have not been found guilty of anything at least not yet

00:46:14.040 three men facing terrorism related charges in an alleged anti-government plot to forcibly take

00:46:21.560 over land in the quebec city region have been denied bail this this sounds like a conspiracy

00:46:28.300 theory it really does it sounds like something the government made up it sounds like something

00:46:34.980 the police made up in an effort to try and make canadians believe it it sounds like it came from

00:46:40.960 impact canada the nudge squad in canada that operates out of the privy council office it

00:46:46.660 sounds like this has been made up and these three guys are the stooges judge rene de la sabonier

00:46:54.820 made the decision at quebec city's courthouse today the crown opposed bail for simon angers

00:46:59.300 odette 24 rafael legacy 25 and mark oriel shabbat 24 the three men appeared in quebec city court

00:47:06.400 were also present during the bail hearing which lasted three days the contents of the evidence

00:47:10.680 presented at the bail hearing can't be reported because of a public publication ban requested by

00:47:16.220 the crown and granted by the judge. Crown prosecutor, they don't want us to know.

00:47:25.100 Crown prosecutor Gabrielle Lepere spoke to reporters following the decision, saying the

00:47:30.320 judge invoked part of the criminal code outlining justifications for detention, basically that

00:47:35.460 having them released would undermine the administration of justice, so therefore the

00:47:38.840 accused will remain in custody. What? The three accused will return to court next month. They're

00:47:45.000 among four people arrested in July for allegedly trying to start an anti-government community

00:47:50.320 north of Quebec City. The National Police Force also alleges that one of the accused was running

00:47:59.320 an Instagram account aimed at recruiting members. Angers Audette, Legacy, and Shabbat face charges

00:48:05.400 of facilitating a terrorist activity and other charges related to the illegal storage of firearms

00:48:10.480 in possession of explosives and prohibited devices good lord leaked audio of cbc disciplinary

00:48:21.620 meeting with former tv host travis donraj it shows that the cbc corporation has a disturbing

00:48:27.460 level of control over their journalists travis donraj's lawyer says uh travis says that he was

00:48:34.800 forced to resign about a month and a half ago after a year and a half of working at the public

00:48:41.280 broadcaster. But the CBC says, no, he still works there. We haven't accepted his resignation. He's

00:48:47.860 still an employee of the CBC. So our friends down there at Northern Perspective had a CBC

00:48:54.460 whistleblower on with them yesterday or the day before. And apparently CBC has got a crying room

00:49:01.140 for their employees i guess there's so much bad behavior in the hallways at the cbc

00:49:08.760 especially at the flagship downtown toronto that people need a place to go to cry and here is part

00:49:16.660 of that interview these are reaching out to you since travis came forward what are they telling

00:49:21.860 you i've heard about the crying room the crying room yep what's the crying room the crying room

00:49:34.980 is a place where cbc employees are told to go if they're upset at work about something that

00:49:45.540 happen to them and they're supposed to shut the door and cry alone there

00:49:51.640 yeah so this is a real thing and it's a real place and

00:50:06.300 you have so many employees crying and upset and in distress that they're having there's a

00:50:15.480 room for them. So rather than go talk to your union rep, go talk to your union executive,

00:50:26.800 go talk to HR and deal with an issue, go talk to your manager, deal with the issue.

00:50:35.020 We have a room that we just want you to go and cry and get out your emotions. We don't want to

00:50:41.120 deal with them. We don't want to deal with the problem. Just get back to work.

00:50:44.100 yep and don't cry in front of other people cry behind a door um

00:50:54.020 this is all really happening and it's so i mean toxic's not even the word i can put towards it

00:51:05.420 but it's beyond that and that's a term not coined by the employees that's a term coined

00:51:13.420 by management they call it the crying room okay so that that puts a different spin on this just

00:51:19.840 because and i'm glad you said that because normally normally that that would be a term that

00:51:26.620 the employees would just make up but no this is now being viewed as more an official term

00:51:32.760 and in fact employees wanted to change the name because they were so traumatized by the idea that

00:51:40.500 in their own workplace, there was a room

00:51:42.400 called the crying room.

00:51:45.280 They didn't want to call it

00:51:46.660 that. That was management's

00:51:48.880 choice.

00:51:50.260 They were traumatized.

00:51:52.180 What was your reaction when you heard that?

00:51:54.300 Because I'm hearing this for the first time, and my mind

00:51:56.620 is exploding. I haven't shared it with anyone

00:51:58.780 publicly yet.

00:52:04.220 A full interview,

00:52:06.560 you can find that on

00:52:07.640 Northern Perspective. They're on YouTube.

00:52:10.500 and they're on all of the social media platforms.

00:52:15.200 Big news out of the United States,

00:52:16.820 even though Dr. David Martin doesn't think so.

00:52:20.760 Dr. David Martin, as a matter of fact,

00:52:22.800 thinks that the Trump administration,

00:52:24.380 at least certain elements of the Trump administration,

00:52:26.540 are trying to impose another pandemic on us.

00:52:32.420 And Trump doesn't have any knowledge of it

00:52:34.440 because of his handlers, right?

00:52:37.400 so secretary of hhs health and human services rfk jr made an announcement today and some people are

00:52:46.980 ecstatic about this other people say well so what here watch hi it's robert f kennedy jr here your

00:52:53.040 hhs secretary at hhs we have a division called the biomedical advanced research and development

00:53:00.180 Authority, or BARDA. BARDA drives some of our most advanced scientific research. It funds

00:53:06.980 developments of vaccines, drugs, diagnostics, and other tools to fight emergent diseases

00:53:12.300 and national health threats. Over the past few weeks, BARDA reviewed 22 mRNA vaccine development

00:53:20.100 investments and began canceling them. Let me explain why. Most of these shots are for flu or

00:53:26.440 COVID, but as the pandemic showed us, mRNA vaccines don't perform well against viruses that

00:53:33.100 infect the upper respiratory tract. Here's the problem. mRNA only codes for a small part of the

00:53:39.960 viral proteins, usually a single antigen. One mutation and the vaccine becomes ineffective.

00:53:47.680 This dynamic drives a phenomenon called antigenic shift, meaning that the vaccine paradoxically

00:53:53.760 encourages new mutations and can actually prolong pandemics as the virus constantly

00:54:00.320 mutates to escape the protective effects of the vaccine. Millions of people, maybe even you or

00:54:07.440 someone you know, got the Omicron variant despite being vaccinated. That's because a single mutation

00:54:14.700 can make mRNA vaccines ineffective. The same risk applies to flu. After reviewing the science and

00:54:22.420 consulting top experts at NIH and FDA, HHS has determined that mRNA technology poses more risk

00:54:30.880 than benefits for these respiratory viruses. That's why, after extensive review, BARDA has

00:54:37.380 begun the process of terminating these 22 contracts, totaling just under $500 million.

00:54:44.260 To replace the troubled mRNA programs, we're prioritizing the development of safer,

00:54:49.740 broader vaccine strategies, like whole virus vaccines and novel platforms that don't collapse

00:54:56.800 when viruses mutate. Let me be absolutely clear. HHS supports safe, effective vaccines for every

00:55:04.920 American who wants them. That's why we're moving beyond the limitations of mRNA for respiratory

00:55:11.480 viruses and investing in better solutions. Thank you.

00:55:19.740 $500 million for companies that made tens of, if not hundreds of billions in the last three years.

00:55:29.820 Really?

00:55:31.380 You think that's going to make an impact and what happens next?

00:55:36.800 I don't even think RFK Jr. thinks that this is going to make an impact at all.

00:55:42.980 I think he's given us a bone to chew on and that's about it.

00:55:47.100 $500 million to Pfizer? Come on, that's pocket change. That's nothing. That's a drop in the

00:55:53.080 bucket. That's crazy. Big trouble for some high-level Democrats down in the U.S.

00:56:00.920 Have you talked to the president about his position on the stock trading ban bill for

00:56:06.100 Congress? You obviously had pretty loaded comments about Senator Hawley. There's some

00:56:10.040 reporting that they've since spoken. What is his position on the current status?

00:56:13.720 The president has spoken to Senator Hawley who called him and the president took that call.

00:56:18.680 As the president said in the Roosevelt Room yesterday, conceptually, he of course supports

00:56:22.860 the idea of ensuring that members of Congress and United States senators who are here for

00:56:29.520 public service cannot enrich themselves. And the reason that this idea to put a ban on stock

00:56:35.440 trading for members of Congress is even a thing is because of Nancy Pelosi. I mean, 0.61

00:56:40.220 She is rightfully criticized because she makes, I think, $174,000 a year, yet she has a net worth of approximately $413 million.

00:56:49.920 In 2024, Nancy Pelosi's stock portfolio, this was a fascinating statistic to me, grew 70% in one year in 2024.

00:56:59.980 And her portfolio outperformed every single large hedge fund in that same year and even more than doubled the returns of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.

00:57:09.340 So I think the president stands with the American people on this.

00:57:11.900 He doesn't want to see people like Nancy Pelosi enriching themselves off of public service

00:57:16.100 and ripping off their constituents in the process.

00:57:18.200 As for the mechanics of the legislation and how it will move forward,

00:57:21.200 the White House continues to be in discussions with our friends on Capitol.

00:57:23.740 Trump administration source telling the angle that a criminal investigation of Adam Schiff is underway,

00:57:30.440 conducted by U.S. Attorney's Office in Maryland for possible charges involving mortgage fraud.

00:57:35.600 Now, this follows the story we broke last month when the Federal Housing Finance Agency sent a criminal referral to the DOJ alleging that Schiff in multiple instances falsified bank documents and property records to acquire more favorable loan terms.

00:57:51.600 In a 2011 affidavit signed by the then California congressman, he certified that a property in Montgomery County, Maryland, is his primary residence.

00:57:59.520 He also owns a condo in Burbank, California, which he's also claimed is his primary residence

00:58:05.500 and said so in 2023 during his campaign for Senate.

00:58:10.540 I think just about every member of Congress has a residence in their state and a residence

00:58:15.180 back in D.C. since we're in session much of the week.

00:58:18.100 And people make a family decision where they're going to have their kids.

00:58:22.140 But our principal residence, our primary residence is in California.

00:58:25.480 It always has been and always will be.

00:58:26.740 Well, Senator Schiff has not responded to us about these allegations, but we were able to find

00:58:33.340 a statement that his campaign spokesperson gave to CNN back in 2023. She said that the Burbank

00:58:38.720 condo is his primary residence, but Adams, California and Maryland addresses have been

00:58:44.920 listed as primary residences for loan purposes because they're both occupied throughout the year

00:58:50.760 and to distinguish them from a vacation property.

00:58:55.360 The law does not work that way, let me just say that, but nice try.

00:58:59.360 Look, it's anyone's guess what happens next, but we're going to stay on this story. 0.76

00:59:04.860 Laura Ingraham have some work done?

00:59:09.440 So these people, Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff and the Clintons and Obama,

00:59:15.860 all pushing the Steele dossier and the Russia, Russia, Russia hoax on Donald Trump.

00:59:20.760 and yet they're doing this stuff, illegal stuff, while Trump didn't.

00:59:31.860 All very interesting.

00:59:33.660 Elon Musk was on Joe Rogan back in February, before the fight they had,

00:59:38.740 before the fight he and Trump had,

00:59:40.100 and he was talking about the moment that he lost respect for the Democrats,

00:59:45.420 specifically Barack Obama.

00:59:50.280 that the the russia thing was real still still still and it was i mean the whole steel dossier

00:59:56.840 where it was completely concocted yeah the clinton campaign funded a fake conspiracy theory

01:00:03.880 uh a fake russia collusion hoax uh regarding trump that was completely false and they reiterated

01:00:10.680 on television for three years yes yeah they also repeated the fine people hoax yeah that said that

01:00:17.320 that Trump called neo-Nazis fine people, which is demonstrably false.

01:00:23.720 If you just listen to his speech, he absolutely makes it clear that he does not think neo-Nazis

01:00:28.460 are fine people.

01:00:29.460 He literally said that.

01:00:30.880 I'm not talking about neo-Nazis or white nationalists. 0.98

01:00:34.000 They should be condemned totally. 0.99

01:00:35.820 Exactly.

01:00:36.820 In that speech, and yet they repeated that lie, and I just completely lost respect for

01:00:43.440 Obama when he repeated that lie a few days before the election.

01:00:47.240 it's false yeah knowing it was false happens a lot in politics doesn't it and i'm not saying it's a

01:00:56.200 it's a left thing exclusively i think they all do it to a certain degree i don't think donald trump

01:01:02.840 is lying when he says this because we've just seen it happen in canada in the last week trump says

01:01:09.480 banks discriminate against his supporters while white house prepares an order so let's have a

01:01:15.080 Have a look at this story from Reuters, which is one of the trusted news initiative mainstays.

01:01:20.440 You guys know what that is, right?

01:01:21.660 The trusted news initiative.

01:01:22.800 CBC is a big part of that.

01:01:24.580 They all push the COVID narrative in lockstep.

01:01:28.460 Donald Trump said yesterday that he believes banks discriminate against him and his supporters,

01:01:33.020 adding that the Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, had previously refused to accept his deposits.

01:01:40.740 They totally discriminate against, I think, me, maybe even more.

01:01:44.940 but they discriminate against many conservatives, he told CNBC.

01:01:49.500 I think the word might be Trump supporters more than conservatives.

01:01:53.200 Trump made the comments when asked about a report by the Wall Street Journal

01:01:56.280 that said he planned to punish banks that discriminated against conservatives,

01:02:00.180 but he did not address the order specifically.

01:02:02.360 The order instructs regulators to review banks for politicized or unlawful debanking practices,

01:02:08.640 according to a draft reviewed by Reuters.

01:02:11.640 While they did discriminate, Trump said, of actions taken by J.P. Morgan Chase after his first term in office, I had hundreds of millions.

01:02:17.680 I had many, many accounts loaded up with cash, and they told me, I'm sorry, sir, we can't have you.

01:02:23.400 You have 20 days to get out.

01:02:26.400 Trump said without providing evidence.

01:02:28.160 Of course, they always say that without providing evidence.

01:02:31.520 What's he going to carry evidence around with him in his pocket at all times?

01:02:34.420 that he believed the bank's refusal to take his deposits

01:02:38.420 indicated the administration of former President Joe Biden

01:02:41.200 had encouraged banking regulators to destroy Trump.

01:02:46.260 Meanwhile, here in Canada, 1.00

01:02:49.320 Royal Bank shuts down Evie Chipiak,

01:02:54.020 Freedom Convoy lawyers' accounts, over risk concerns.

01:02:58.580 You knew this story came out a couple of weeks ago,

01:03:01.080 or maybe just a week ago.

01:03:02.480 eva lawyer known for her involvement in the freedom convoy vocal criticism of canadian

01:03:07.500 institutions has been blindsided after the royal bank of canada terminated

01:03:11.560 their relationship with her citing risk related concerns

01:03:15.860 risk according to an official letter the banking institution sent to chipia her recent activity

01:03:26.380 was outside of rbc's client risk appetite and it would no longer be in a position to continue serving

01:03:31.720 her. Having a bank account is not a luxury. It's a necessity in order to exist in this society,

01:03:41.680 in this system that they have designed around us. And so for them to take services away based

01:03:47.620 upon some ambiguous rule that they make up as they go along, they could probably apply to

01:03:55.860 thousands, if not millions, of other people. Seems like a bridge too far to me. So the bank

01:04:04.340 gave her until August 18th to find an alternative financial institution. Chipyuk says the move came

01:04:09.900 after a flagged transaction involving a Bitcoin purchase. The last interaction I had with RBC

01:04:15.620 before they closed my account was when they froze it after I transferred some money to purchase

01:04:19.840 Bitcoin, Chipyuk said. I called him to confirm the transaction was legitimate. So how is that a

01:04:25.940 problem? She verified it. Chipyuk says RBC told her they'd have to consult their fraud department

01:04:33.240 and then proceeded to ask her a number of very strange and demeaning questions. I think her

01:04:38.660 words were, they made me feel like a criminal. Eventually, they cleared the account, told me to

01:04:44.060 be careful with crypto. She insists the bank gave her no further explanation, only sending a letter

01:04:49.960 saying her account would be closed in 30 days. RBC's official correspondence says that it's

01:04:55.540 acting in accordance with federal regulations. Of course they are. Of course they are.

01:05:01.860 Designed to belittle and humiliate anybody who opposes them. Now, Bow Valley Credit Union did

01:05:09.100 come to the rescue. Getting back to the Nova Scotia hiking in the forest ban with a penalty

01:05:15.120 of up to $25,000, our friend from Veterans for Freedom, Jeff Ebley, dropped a video on his

01:05:21.340 Twitter earlier. It was sent to me while the show has been going on tonight, and here's what he had

01:05:27.000 to say. Hey, everybody. Jeff Ebley here. I'm in Petersfield Provincial Park in the most tyrannical

01:05:35.320 province of Canada, which is Nova Scotia, with my fuzzy friend Axel, where we walk pretty much

01:05:41.460 every single morning. And here you can see that this area is taped off because that trail is the

01:05:48.740 woods. But this area is not taped off because that's not the woods. This area is taped off

01:06:01.560 because that's the woods. And there is a sign here that says trail closed to extreme fire

01:06:09.740 hazards. So that is the woods. This area is not the woods. This area is the woods.

01:06:19.420 This area is not the woods.

01:06:49.420 Not the woods.

01:06:52.700 This is the woods.

01:06:55.140 If we go in there, fires will start.

01:06:58.220 Axel, come on.

01:07:00.000 Come on, buddy.

01:07:01.080 You're going to start a fire.

01:07:03.580 Come on.

01:07:07.060 Jeff, somebody's going to report you.

01:07:08.900 This area is not the woods.

01:07:14.720 Right, buddy? 0.95

01:07:15.460 now the first time the tyrant tim pulled this crap this area was the woods and there were

01:07:20.900 pylons all across this trail so i could not enter in 2023 but this is 2025 so it's not the woods 0.83

01:07:27.500 this area is the woods

01:07:30.820 that's good that's really good this area is the woods kind of like sitting down

01:07:44.300 in a restaurant is okay but if you stand up and go to the bathroom you got to put a mask on

01:07:52.780 arbitrary rules that make absolutely zero sense designed to demoralize and intimidate

01:08:01.840 don't let it get to you jeff's making fun good laugh people realize how ridiculous this is

01:08:11.320 and it wouldn't surprise me if people just go into the woods anyway and somebody is going to

01:08:19.940 get hauled out slapped with a fine of 25 000 and then it becomes a constitutional court case and

01:08:27.080 i'm sure the justice center for constitutional freedoms would be all over it the president of

01:08:32.260 jccf joins the show tomorrow night john carpe eight o'clock central on shadow at night live

01:08:37.680 thank you all for being here tonight catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock i love you all

01:08:42.880 and appreciate you all the extension coming up in just a second for the all-access nighthawks

01:08:47.900 at shadow davis.com involves um the coward piven strategy illegal migration and a great piece

01:08:55.800 put out a couple of days ago by our friend from rebel alexa lavois catching migrants coming over

01:09:03.520 the border using cameras at all hours of the night. I put this whole thing together earlier

01:09:10.480 today and you guys are going to get to enjoy it in the next couple of minutes. All access. I'll

01:09:15.120 see you in two minutes. The rest of you, I'll catch you tomorrow night. Have a great sleep

01:09:18.760 and I'll talk to you soon. Bye for now.

01:09:33.520 We'll be right back.

01:10:03.520 Oh, yeah.

The Shadoe Davis Show - August 07, 2025

August 6th⧸2025- Massive Fines & Snitch Lines for Hiking in the Woods in Nova Scotia

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