The Shadoe Davis Show - Dec. 17th⧸2024- Guest Pickering City Councillor Lisa Robinson & Trudeau Safe...For Now

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00:05:30.000 hello everybody welcome it shadow at night for tuesday

00:05:53.540 a december the 17th already oh my god we're one week away from christmas eve 2024 and about six

00:06:02.360 weeks away from the next sitting of the house of commons they wrapped up today there was no

00:06:07.080 confidence folk we're going to get to all of that stuff a little bit later on in the show tonight

00:06:11.080 our guest is pickering city councilor lisa robinson we're going to bring her on in just a

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00:07:48.220 okay i'm going to be completely honest with you guys i've received tons of messages since last

00:07:56.120 night way more than normal like way more i haven't even looked at them all i i looked at the gmail

00:08:05.260 account and i went oh my god so i haven't even i didn't even look at it i didn't look at the

00:08:14.940 give send go i just didn't look at it i was hoping and praying and i just went i've got things to do

00:08:19.760 today so i'm gonna wait until tomorrow i'm gonna look at all that i'm gonna get get back to as many

00:08:26.960 people as i possibly can because that's the rule of thumb of mine it's very important that you

00:08:31.440 thank somebody and acknowledge what they have done for you even if it's a birthday greeting or

00:08:37.540 somebody holding a door for you in my opinion it's polite man it's polite society which is something

00:08:42.800 that we've been lacking quite a bit in these past few years for example you say hello to people when

00:08:49.660 they say hello to you like sherry who's watching on x right now from winnipeg hello sherry and glow

00:08:55.620 is watching in winnipeg as well on facebook we're not on youtube again tonight i'm banned from there

00:09:00.820 for the next six nights because of that community strike i got last week it happened on monday the

00:09:06.760 strike didn't come until this past sunday so that's when the ban went into effect so

00:09:11.500 so next monday night we should be back on youtube in the meantime we are on facebook we're on twitch

00:09:22.140 we're on x we're on telegram we're on rumble and of course shadowdavis.com hello aaron hello elsie

00:09:28.800 watching in winnipeg jj is watching in calgary hello patricia in grimsby ontario debbie's watching

00:09:34.840 in oak bank kathy in bothwell ontario wayne's watching on x tonight and patty in norwich

00:09:40.260 ontario aaron's watching in british columbia patty's in haddishville manitoba hello cheryl

00:09:46.480 watching in alberta boy it's cold tonight well thanks for letting us know because whenever it's

00:09:51.000 cold there it always comes here probably two days later it's called an alberta clipper sometimes we

00:09:56.520 get the snow that goes along with it mike is watching tonight from new bothwell new bothwell

00:10:00.800 not just bothwell it's new bothwell manitoba janet's watching in orillia kim is watching

00:10:06.520 in carnduff saskatchewan sean o vision is watching tonight in prince edward island wherever you guys

00:10:12.500 are watching from tonight whatever platform you are watching on please get this out there to as

00:10:18.840 many people as you possibly can like and share we need an audience here we need to break through our

00:10:25.160 echo chamber it's very important the normies out there understand what's going on and how they can

00:10:32.360 start digging for their own information because they know there's something going on they know

00:10:37.180 but they don't know exactly what is going on what's going on with lisa robinson our favorite

00:10:44.840 pickering city councilor which is i guess not saying much considering all of the city 1.00

00:10:49.920 councillors out there are sons of bitches, except for you. 1.00

00:10:57.100 It's perfect for my language. 0.99

00:10:58.820 But guys, if you knew what she's been through, what has it been, Lisa?

00:11:04.260 I mean, this is your third time on the show.

00:11:06.320 You had a bad vote yesterday.

00:11:08.500 You haven't been paid for your work as a city councillor in how long now?

00:11:12.060 Six months, nine months?

00:11:13.780 It's six months already that I haven't been paid for.

00:11:16.660 and it's now going to be nine months after last night's vote so what happened just a little over

00:11:25.200 a year in just a little over a year so you were elected a year ago just a little over a year ago

00:11:31.140 and six half of the time you haven't been paid in 2022 yes the late of october i got elected

00:11:37.580 so yeah just a little over you know just under two years oh two years okay so years already and

00:11:43.640 so six six months out of the two years you haven't been paid for well no if you include

00:11:49.920 the three months coming up it will be nine months in two years basically really nine months so what

00:11:55.020 happened this time now what did what did you do well not that you did anything i mean i know you

00:12:01.380 didn't you spoke your mind but what did they think you do did you know what underneath the

00:12:06.320 charter of rights and freedoms i think i'm allowed to still have like you know my freedom of

00:12:09.980 expressions. So I was on another podcast and this was seven months ago. I was on a podcast and they

00:12:17.420 just brought it up recently. So you can tell that they're just digging for things now to take to

00:12:24.540 the integrity commissioner. So the CAO of Pickering did not like this comment. So I was having a

00:12:34.060 conversation with the people on the podcast. And I was telling them how, you know, the strong

00:12:41.120 mayor's powers are creating like, you know, little dictatorships all around and all the different

00:12:45.880 municipalities. And then I had said, if I was to become mayor, I would use the strong mayor powers

00:12:53.460 for good. I would get rid of the CAO, the city solicitor, and a bunch of the directors that are

00:13:02.540 in cahoots with like you know corruption i said because you know corruption starts at the top

00:13:08.160 i would tear down city hall and then build it back up and give it back to the people

00:13:14.220 and that warranted three months of my pay so how exactly did this go down did somebody see that was

00:13:24.960 was the cao sent that material and like do you have any idea what happened behind the scenes

00:13:30.960 to get to this point? Well, behind the scenes, the last sanction that I was on, which I think

00:13:36.100 I just came off of my three months, and then I immediately am going into the next one.

00:13:41.200 It was actually the mayor. The mayor has used his right-hand guy to have him tell city staff

00:13:48.240 during working hours to go through all of my social media posts, all the podcasts that I've

00:13:54.920 been on all of my op-eds that i write for the central every single week and all of my facebook

00:14:01.940 social media posts and find anything that they can to send to the integrity commissioner

00:14:06.640 so i'm sure anything i say on your show here tonight if there's anything that they find out

00:14:13.220 of line i will end up with a complaint to the integrity commissioner from either the cao or

00:14:19.520 our mayor what's the cao's name marissa carpino marissa marissa carpino marissa you can go after

00:14:29.480 yourself marissa i'm saying it by the way that's not lisa that's me what about the mayor what's

00:14:35.000 his name again kevin ash kevin ash oh yeah i've seen kevin i've seen some of your posts on on x

00:14:42.080 you should probably apologize for the awful things that you've done kevin i can't even

00:14:48.980 And now let me ask you this, Kevin Ash, has he been in politics a long time?

00:14:53.780 Lisa, has he been around?

00:14:55.400 Yes, he has been quite some time.

00:14:57.540 He started off as a city councilor like myself, and then he got promoted into the regional

00:15:04.480 position, not voted in, he was promoted into that position.

00:15:09.440 And then he became mayor.

00:15:11.220 This is his first term as mayor.

00:15:13.480 And his dad was actually the first mayor of Pickering way, way back when.

00:15:17.920 it's interesting how these things run in the family isn't it yes so so he's had it out for you

00:15:27.020 since the very beginning he has had it out for me and the reason why is because like you know

00:15:33.720 throughout covid before i was even an elected official um he was a regional counselor he also

00:15:40.260 sat on the police services board and during covid he was one of the people that was speaking like

00:15:46.860 had a lot of presents telling people, stay home, don't go out, don't travel, don't have dinner

00:15:54.580 with your families at Christmastime, danger, danger. And the whole entire time he was doing

00:16:00.800 that, well, guess what? He went away on vacation. So did another regional councillor. So two of our

00:16:07.360 regional councillors went away on vacation while telling everyone to stay home. And at that time,

00:16:13.480 orchard villa which is our long-term care home here in pickering we actually had to bring the

00:16:20.480 army in i don't know if anyone remembers but that hit all the newspapers because we had the most

00:16:25.520 deaths there was between 75 and 85 people that died and they all died alone because you know

00:16:32.320 we weren't allowed to go in and see them so while this was happening these two regional

00:16:37.580 counselors were out vacationing having a grand old time and i found out about it so i actually

00:16:44.500 spilt the beans to the newspaper and again this is before i'm a city counselor and uh he's had

00:16:50.600 this vindictiveness towards me ever since well if i had a mindset like that which would be very

00:16:58.340 small-minded very as you say vindictive you know um predatory almost i would go as far as to say

00:17:05.740 because we know that you've been sexually harassed in this job as well not necessarily

00:17:11.880 not by the mayor right another counselor did that yes it's another counselor he made uh quite a few

00:17:17.600 comments to me he is uh also threatened me he has well the sexual stuff that he has done is that he

00:17:25.260 would sit there and say to me you know counselor robinson or lisa because we're on first name

00:17:30.960 basis he said you know i would have an affair on my wife but she would have to be younger than my 0.53

00:17:36.780 wife but older than my daughter and how old are you again and then he would send me pictures of

00:17:43.320 malibu rum and he dropped me off a beautiful bottle of like scotch like scotch so 185 dollar

00:17:49.500 bottle of like oban scotch he would then proceed to tell me things because his wife was having

00:17:55.700 hip surgery and say oh you know I might enjoy sleeping in different rooms than her because one

00:18:01.340 would be upstairs one would be downstairs you know that kind of stuff and then you know when I don't 0.92

00:18:06.680 bite then all of a sudden it was like you know Lisa I could stick a knife in your back I could

00:18:11.020 slowly twist it and you would never know until I was getting ready to pull it out and then I actually

00:18:17.100 have him on tape where he says and I hope you don't mind can I swear on your show for a quick

00:18:22.340 second oh hang on let me ask the audience is it okay if lisa curses for a quick second

00:18:27.400 i'm just repeating what the video is but then i have the same counselor counselor brenner on 0.61

00:18:34.580 on a tape a tape recording he says i would like to sharpen my sword and decapitate the 0.99

00:18:40.600 motherfucker and he's talking about the mayor so here he is talking about sticking a knife in my 1.00

00:18:46.280 back, decapitating the mayor. And you know what? I've put all of these complaints into the 1.00

00:18:52.500 integrity commissioner. I've told the CAO. I've told the city solicitor. I've told the city clerk.

00:18:59.180 And you know what? Everybody has wiped it underneath the carpet because they've all been

00:19:03.480 in politics so long. And they won't do anything about it. But yet I get sanctioned month after

00:19:10.460 month after month for standing up for the people or you know trying to allow us a woman to actually 0.97

00:19:17.980 use a biological women's bathroom or to just fly governmental flags on governmental buildings

00:19:24.120 i get sanctioned for stuff like that well speaking of the flag thing the mayor of emo got sanctioned

00:19:31.760 by the human rights commission of ontario for not flying a pride flag so you're not the only

00:19:37.960 politician who's been targeted by these zealots these hardcore marxist left-wing ideologues um

00:19:46.240 is there a solution i mean you say you've gone to the integrity commissioner the cao you've gone to

00:19:52.120 pretty much you've gone to the media of course there's no help there so you come to shows like

00:19:55.820 this which is great i'm happy to have you on to tell this story but thank you what about what

00:20:00.560 about legal counsel what about you know maybe the justice center for constitutional freedoms as you

00:20:06.700 pointed out earlier you know you do have the freedom of speech without being penalized for it

00:20:13.860 i'm thinking that and you haven't said anything like that that's totally off base not that that

00:20:19.640 should matter unless of course it's a threat to kill somebody right right exactly and um actually

00:20:25.120 for my first three month sanction i did go to for a judicial review but we we haven't had the

00:20:32.740 the results come back in as of yet so hopefully we'll hear that pretty soon but it doesn't happen

00:20:38.120 moving forward because in the municipal act you know if they think that you are in violation of

00:20:43.960 the code of conduct they can suspend your pay for up to 90 days well they just keep on going for the

00:20:49.780 jugular they're not you know there's other things that they could do if they don't like the way that

00:20:54.320 I speak or how I'm calling out the corruption or anything else there's many other things they can 0.96

00:21:00.400 do but no they're trying to break me because they want me out of there and then they've also

00:21:04.940 been the ones who have been strongly trying to petition the provincial government with this new

00:21:10.720 legislation that they want to bring into place where they could apply to have a sitting member

00:21:18.200 of council removed and also stop them from running in the next subsequent election

00:21:24.320 that again that is unconstitutional there's no way they'd be able to get away with that but

00:21:32.040 they're counting on the fact that you wouldn't take them all the way to court right yeah well

00:21:36.420 if this happens you know if they actually do change legislation at the provincial level because

00:21:41.120 minister calandra is already talking about it right yeah but you can't make a law that is

00:21:49.000 unconstitutional even though there are many bylaws all across this country and laws provincially

00:21:54.060 that are touch and go they haven't been challenged nobody has challenged them constitutionally and so

00:22:00.080 they stand right like these bubble zones that they have in calgary these bylaws where you can't go

00:22:05.860 x amount of meters by a hospital or by a place of worship or you can't pray in a certain zone

00:22:13.760 i mean that's ridiculous this is canada this is supposed to be a free and open society but nobody

00:22:20.260 has yet challenged these ridiculous laws constitutionally because they know it's 0.73

00:22:25.380 expensive for the average people like you and me to be able to do that right yep absolutely

00:22:31.040 and that's what they do just keep on pushing until they break you aside from the vendetta the mayor

00:22:36.580 has what about the rest and and this one other counselor what about the rest of the counselors

00:22:42.340 What about the administration staff? What about everybody else? I mean, do they comfort you in a way as colleagues or are they all? Is everybody out to get you based upon the mayor's vendetta?

00:22:57.860 yeah no everyone is out to get me i don't know if it's based on the mayor's vendetta but it's

00:23:03.680 clearly because you know i've been calling out the corruption as i see it for example you know

00:23:09.980 what i've even tried bringing forward a motion a notice of motion for the prohibition of getting

00:23:16.100 gifts and benefits because as you know as counselors as you know people that run the

00:23:21.300 corporation of the city all the developers you know they want to they want to pay for your

00:23:26.220 help to pay for your campaigns for your elections you know they want to give you basketball tickets

00:23:31.740 hockey tickets you know take you out to dinners wine dining you know the theater tickets whatever

00:23:36.760 it is you know trips and i wanted to put a stop to all of that and of course i couldn't even get

00:23:44.080 one member of council to second that motion so you know they all want it they all they all want it

00:23:51.880 How do you deal with that every single day?

00:23:56.300 That's got to be hard.

00:23:58.460 It is.

00:23:59.280 It really is hard.

00:24:00.380 I mean, I am very strong.

00:24:02.780 I have a great amount of support.

00:24:05.320 You know, I love getting the emails every day, the phone calls, the texts, you know,

00:24:10.180 just people from not only from in Pickering, but like, you know, from across the province

00:24:14.080 and like, you know, all through Canada, you know, I have an awful lot of support.

00:24:18.000 And that's what keeps me going, because I know that when they're trying so hard, I'm over the target, like I'm over the target.

00:24:26.960 And, you know, they're doing everything they can to silence me.

00:24:29.980 And they realize that every time that they try to silence silence me, I just keep getting louder and louder.

00:24:35.380 And, you know, I will uncover everything that they are doing and all the corruption that is going on.

00:24:41.640 And, yeah, this isn't just an ideological thing. 0.96

00:24:45.900 it's partly that but it's also the fact that you have been uncovering some muck on these clowns yeah 0.69

00:24:52.380 it's both i mean if you look if you were to go through facebook posts or if you were to look at

00:24:58.700 the the doors on some of my fellow counselors two of my fellow counselors they have um

00:25:05.240 flags on their doors pride flags right if you go to my office i have the canadian flag on my door

00:25:14.040 I also have the Canadian flag in my office where I do all of my, you know, all of my videos from and whatnot, because I'm very, very patriotic.

00:25:24.840 As you see, I usually always wear the Canadian flag, no matter where I am.

00:25:29.900 It's even on my house. So it's it's it's things like that.

00:25:34.080 But, no, if I I tried to even have them do a notice of motion for them to play the national anthem before every council meeting.

00:25:42.500 And again, nobody has even seconded that motion.

00:25:46.660 So, I mean, that shows you where the priorities really are.

00:25:49.780 You know, it's interesting.

00:25:51.020 I was watching a video from the United States.

00:25:53.120 I think it was from New Jersey.

00:25:54.960 And it was a school board.

00:25:57.560 No, it was a town hall meeting.

00:25:59.000 I forget the town.

00:26:00.540 But they had banned the America, in America, they had banned the flag from any town council meetings.

00:26:07.440 And so one guy, of course, member of the public, he goes there and he brings this little, one of those little wavy flags you get for parades and whatnot. And he brought that flag out after doing a great speech for a couple of minutes, he brought the flag out. And then the counselor, the town counselor waved the cops, the security guys over and they took them out. They took them out of the building and the crowd went at crap. It was amazing to me.

00:26:34.660 And I thought, wow, if that can happen in the States, that can happen here.

00:26:39.980 So thank goodness for people like you who continue to fight.

00:26:42.660 You know, you should probably put the F. Trudeau flag up.

00:26:46.000 I mean, why not?

00:26:49.840 Actually, you know what?

00:26:50.980 It's funny you say that because when we were at the council meeting was last night when they took away my three months pay.

00:26:57.520 Somebody came in and they had a Trump 2024 sweatshirt on.

00:27:02.660 And I could see everybody's eyes just start rolling.

00:27:06.580 They were about to lose their minds seeing this, right?

00:27:09.520 That's great.

00:27:10.140 Hey, let's talk about that meeting last night.

00:27:12.400 When they take away your money, they take away your remuneration.

00:27:15.760 They know that you're going to have some problems now because you haven't got money to pay for things.

00:27:22.000 Christmas is here.

00:27:23.600 I mean, do they look you in the eye?

00:27:27.780 Yeah, they say it's my own fault.

00:27:29.320 like you know i even said to him like you know how dare you basically do this like you know

00:27:33.260 i'm a single mom you know it's the only source of income i have coming in i have a mortgage to pay

00:27:39.020 i have a child and i'm like you know i can't pay my mortgage i can't put provide for my family i

00:27:45.660 can't put food on my table because they've already taken away three months from me and now you want

00:27:50.920 to go another three months i said i can't even buy my son christmas presents and these are the

00:27:57.680 type of people that they are they don't care they say oh you brought it upon yourself why because i

00:28:03.560 said i want to tear down city hall and give it back to the people because corruption starts at

00:28:08.100 the top and of course you didn't mean literally tear it down you were talking about like breaking

00:28:14.260 down the administration the deep state if you will and then rebuilding it from scratch with

00:28:19.540 honest people what's the matter with that why are these people so hell-bent on not having

00:28:25.660 conversations or debates yeah yeah they won't have any kind of conversation or debate you know

00:28:31.920 they won't even second my motions and you know what um i'm sure you know who rebel news i've

00:28:38.000 heard of them yes yes of course you have so anyways um david menzies even came last night

00:28:44.800 to the meeting because he wanted to see what was going on so he was filming and because we have all

00:28:49.120 these new draconian measures that have been put in place over this past year we're not even allowed 0.94

00:28:53.740 to have the media sit in our council chambers and record unless there's a mover, a seconder

00:29:00.240 and a two thirds vote. So he came in and, you know, I moved it so the media could stay and

00:29:08.080 nobody would second it. So he was escorted out by the police. And let me tell you, last night,

00:29:14.860 they had 14 police officers at our chambers. And, you know, we only paid for three or four of them.

00:29:22.700 the city did and durham regional police decided oh we're just going to send over more police

00:29:28.860 officers so even though we have all this crime sex trafficking probably drugs carjackings

00:29:33.880 everything here in pickering you know a crime like all around the world right now they decided

00:29:38.980 to pull another 10 extra officers off the street to sit in our council chambers because they thought

00:29:45.880 people were going to be upset about me losing three months pay well they have every right to

00:29:51.960 be upset, but I mean, the people that generally come out to meetings like this are not going to

00:29:57.500 come out with weapons. They're not going to come out to cause a ruckus. That's never happened

00:30:03.640 amongst people like this. Even minded, logical, common sense Canadians don't do that kind of

00:30:11.160 thing. We're not Antifa. We're not bullies. We don't bring frozen water bottles out to throw

00:30:15.480 at people. How many people did come out, by the way? There was about, I would say there was about

00:30:20.500 40 or 50 at tops in the chambers because i really didn't invite anybody to come i like to keep these

00:30:26.440 things kind of hush hush because you know it's it's it's disgusting what's happening it really

00:30:33.500 is but you know i had some supporters out there but of course you know what the mayor had his

00:30:37.700 family out there and some of these people are really really nasty on facebook and with like

00:30:43.740 you know some of these other people with the lgbtq plus group you know a couple of them were there

00:30:49.080 that like to, you know, hound me because they, because they think I'm homophobic and transphobic

00:30:54.920 because I, as I said, I believe every man, woman, boy, and girl should have the right to choose

00:30:59.200 between going to a biological bathroom or to a universal change room to be inclusive of all

00:31:04.480 genders and families. They were all there and, you know, you could see them all smiling.

00:31:09.700 Even the mayor's daughter was sitting there laughing at me and then she started blowing

00:31:15.000 me kisses so I sat up there and I blew her a kiss back right from the diocese because I mean that's

00:31:20.460 the mentality of some of these people they're like you know rah rah yeah you should lose your

00:31:25.780 house they won't be happy unless I lose my house because they're saying I'm not learning my lesson

00:31:32.120 because there is a gift send go page out there for me and people donate so I don't lose my house but

00:31:38.400 they want to see me lose my house so they say you're not learning your lesson and so they keep

00:31:44.660 doing it the give send go page we have seen these things infiltrated before by governments

00:31:51.740 federal obviously they used fin track is there any way and i don't want to give anybody any ideas

00:31:57.520 here i'm sure they've already thought of this anyway because they're maniacal but have they

00:32:02.840 tried to stop any donations coming to you no they haven't not yet anyways do you think they can is

00:32:11.060 is it within their i mean i mean they are the government i mean i'm sure that if they really

00:32:17.140 wanted to they could but no they have municipal government i don't think they they would have

00:32:22.940 that kind of sway i mean maybe i'm wrong but i don't think they could unless they know somebody

00:32:30.600 who knows somebody who's in the upper stratosphere but then again i mean people in the federal 0.75

00:32:36.900 government right now have got their hands full with uh you know trudeau and all of that crap 0.91

00:32:42.320 yeah yeah all that yesterday was a clown show in ottawa today wasn't much better i'm gonna get to 0.95

00:32:50.080 all of that you guys watching in in just a few minutes lisa this give send go we can find this

00:32:54.680 on google right if we go give send go lisa robinson your page will come up it should come

00:33:02.380 yes okay so three months pay i i i hate asking this because it's your own personal income and

00:33:11.060 everything but last night i i was asking people here hey look can you throw a few bucks my way

00:33:15.720 because i'm not getting the subscriptions that i require on my on my website so i've been having

00:33:21.040 some some darkness myself we're a lot the same except you're elected and i'm not

00:33:25.400 at least you're not that restricted in everything that you say and someone penalizes you i mean

00:33:33.820 obviously yes with your youtube and everything else right but yeah ridiculous but how much do

00:33:39.800 you need is there a goal set on your give send go or is it just whatever you because we know

00:33:43.860 christmas is here and we know that people you know all across the country there's there's this

00:33:48.880 problem that trudeau has created this you know money issue for everybody very difficult yes i

00:33:56.600 think there's a 50 000 up there which would get me through because this is pretty much six months

00:34:02.580 in a row that i'm not getting paid that's a half full half a year and i'm still working i'm still

00:34:07.860 showing up you know i can't let the people of pickering down or beyond because you know a lot

00:34:13.320 of my stuff that i do what happens in pickering it stays in pickering no no i mean it's going to

00:34:22.980 snowball to all the other municipalities because they see that they're being able to silence people

00:34:28.020 and stop people from filming and speaking to what they want to in front of our council and

00:34:33.340 it's starting to snowball so i'm really hoping that this judicial review which you know that's

00:34:39.460 another reason why i need money is because the lawyers are expensive but i'm really hoping that

00:34:43.900 this judicial review comes back in my favor because then if it does it's going to be a case

00:34:49.580 that can be used all across ontario how is it that it couldn't come back in your favor i mean

00:34:56.700 you've done nothing wrong no i haven't you just absolutely nothing wrong freedom of expression

00:35:02.060 right so what what little rules in their code of conduct have you broken or have they say you've

00:35:10.260 broken well they say it's bullying and intimidates intimidating mostly for just about everything that

00:35:16.500 i've done yeah you know people like that if you look at them the wrong way they can say

00:35:23.180 hey bully intimidating and seriously that's what's called they call it a microaggression

00:35:27.840 and they actually have gone to human rights boards with something as minuscule as that so

00:35:33.980 when are we going to find a judge who goes get out of here this is vexatious already come on

00:35:41.200 it really is vexatious frivolous all of it it really is and yet it's costing real people who

00:35:48.220 were elected to do a job for the people real money and there are you know consequences for

00:35:54.880 that the same for the mayor and emo i guess and as you say it could spread if if we don't get

00:35:59.740 control of this in a in a big hurry lisa i want to thank you for coming on tonight thank you so

00:36:04.160 much for having me again i want to wish you a very merry christmas and maybe next year think about

00:36:10.440 keeping that uh that maze up that corn maze up for christmas i would love to absolutely merry

00:36:16.060 christmas to you and all of your uh everyone who's watching tonight um god bless you all thank you

00:36:21.200 for having me again and the best in 2025 and please uh we'll stay in touch and and you know

00:36:27.300 we can talk about what's happening as always i look forward to it all right thank you have a

00:36:33.080 great day bye guys bye bye lisa robinson she is obviously a city councillor for pickering ontario

00:36:40.340 and she's not getting paid right now because they deem her to be out of order

00:36:48.140 that's the world we're living in right now that's why a show like this can't go on a social media

00:36:59.460 platform supposed to be all about free speech and say the things that are actually fact i can tell

00:37:07.100 you now what it was that youtube i was going to say facebook that youtube has given me a strike

00:37:14.220 for and that is medical misinformation which goes against their community guidelines and that was

00:37:19.080 talking about a report a peer-reviewed report that was talking about vaccine injuries and deaths

00:37:26.860 being far more than we know and they were extrapolating how bad it could be again based

00:37:36.060 on a study a scientific study but because it didn't come from the world health organization

00:37:42.840 YouTube doesn't recognize it.

00:37:44.340 They claim it's medical misinformation, again, against community guidelines.

00:37:47.680 And they gave me a strike, which means I'm bad from YouTube from doing anything for a week.

00:37:52.860 But they did send me a nice note today asking if I wanted to review my content so far in 2024.

00:37:59.720 You are a valued contributor.

00:38:02.720 Thank you, if you can believe it.

00:38:08.020 This is the world we live in.

00:38:10.480 I think I said that already.

00:38:11.420 all right let's move on to the news of the day today today was the last sitting of 2024

00:38:17.340 in the house of commons and here's just a sample of what you may have missed

00:38:23.420 a mess yesterday was a gong show at the bottom of a dumpster fire wrapped up in a cluster the

00:38:30.620 finance minister resigns the prime minister hides all day and then has to beg his mps not to fire

00:38:35.820 him but the worst news buried underneath it all was a devastating gut punch to canadian taxpayers

00:38:40.940 a $62 billion deficit smashing through the already insane $40 billion guardrail.

00:38:46.620 Canada is a serious G7 NATO partner staring down the threat of 25% tariffs.

00:38:52.140 We deserve a strong leader with a new mandate.

00:38:54.220 Why not let Canadians decide by calling a carbon tax election?

00:39:01.500 The Honourable Minister of Finance and Public Safety.

00:39:03.660 Mr. Speaker, I want to start by thanking the Opposition House Leader for his heartfelt

00:39:08.540 congratulations on my new role. I want to tell him Mr. Speaker and all

00:39:13.780 Canadians that our government is very proud of the fall economic statement

00:39:18.560 that we made public yesterday. People are right to be angry. They've got a Prime

00:39:22.520 Minister who's more interested in protecting his own job than defending

00:39:26.540 Canadians against Trump. We've got a Prime Minister who has failed to defend

00:39:32.180 workers from rich CEOs that the Conservatives love who continue to rip

00:39:37.400 off canadians and drive up the cost of food and homes the prime minister has failed for

00:39:42.920 new democrats it's always workers first and not ceos and not ceos who the conservatives want to

00:39:49.080 defend so will the prime minister acknowledge he has failed he has to quit yeah conservatives

00:40:01.800 laughing and jeering. We have a prime minister. Jagmeet Singh has no shame. Justin Trudeau has

00:40:08.460 no shame. Many of these liberal ministers have no shame. And when you have no shame, you can't feel

00:40:15.380 it. We're going to talk about that a little bit later on in the show. I thought it was pretty

00:40:19.900 appropriate because I was thinking how these people actually look in the mirror. And then I

00:40:26.160 thought, wait a minute, they don't believe that they're doing anything wrong. A classic example

00:40:33.680 of this is another arrogant liberal minister, Minister of Health, Mark Holland, who apparently

00:40:40.840 was also going to quit from cabinet yesterday. But then he said, no,

00:40:44.960 here's a media scrum of him leaving the caucus meeting last night.

00:40:49.040 you were one of the ministers who was rumored to maybe resign today are you staying in cabinet

00:40:58.240 uh i'm uh i'm of course you're in cabinet no of course i'm in cabinet i'm just not at this time

00:41:05.560 look there's a lot to uh take in today uh and so at this moment i'm not prepared to say anything

00:41:10.480 so he'll probably quit in the new year and that would make trudeau 10 ministers down 10

00:41:21.320 getting back to mark holland for a second if you want to talk about a guy with no shame

00:41:26.360 a guy with that justin trudeau arrogance look at some of these clips and look at the way he

00:41:33.820 conducts himself in official parliamentary settings Mr. Speaker good news kids you can

00:41:40.980 take a summer fun time vacation where you're locked in a car for 10 consecutive days non-stop

00:41:47.220 with no bathroom breaks and the conservatives have a plan for you to have that summertime fun

00:41:51.640 and the cost give up the future of the planet right don't worry kids about climate change

00:41:58.320 don't worry about taking action on the planet enjoy your 10 hours in the car and let the planet burn

00:42:05.220 back to their weird admiration of alabama did you know that alabama has the third lowest life

00:42:11.300 expectancy in the united states did you know that the life expectancy in alabama is a full

00:42:15.800 decade lower than in canada did you know that in alabama they have some of the most restrictive 0.90

00:42:20.940 rules around a woman getting access to an abortion or contraceptives is that what they admire about

00:42:26.280 Alabama? Is that why they're talking about upping Alabama and saying that Alabama is better than

00:42:32.240 Canada? I wonder why they're so interested in Alabama, Mr. Speaker. Well, I know we've been

00:42:37.600 hearing about unhinged responses today, and there's one. You can check the answer. There's

00:42:41.440 nothing about Alabama. What is your position? How are you going to fix? Minister, in a year's time,

00:42:46.520 you'll have lots of time to ask all the questions. No, I won't, because you'll still be in opposition

00:42:50.440 because you can't answer questions about what you're going to do for health care. What are you

00:42:53.740 going to do on health care? How are you going to fix those problems? What is your policy solution?

00:42:57.000 Mr. Doherty, please. Thank you. What is your policy solution? Do you have any? No.

00:42:59.940 Mr. Minister, you're the one that's in power right now. You've been in power for nine years.

00:43:03.500 What is your solution? And yet we're failing in every metrics, Minister.

00:43:07.220 Your solution is cuts. A year and a half. You think cuts are going to bring down?

00:43:10.800 Mr. Doherty, please. Please allow him to pose the question. Go ahead, Mr. Doherty.

00:43:14.060 You're so disrespectful. And weak. And you can stare at me all you want. Like I've been 0.99

00:43:22.780 it mean mug me all you want but and I find it yes I'm very frustrated Mr.

00:43:28.280 Doherty that the conservatives would talk about issues like poverty you know

00:43:31.780 I was in opposition I watched you never talk about poverty you never set

00:43:34.740 poverty guidelines you have no policies or ideas on poverty in fact your cuts

00:43:38.560 will do devastating things to the very issues you're talking about and I think

00:43:43.180 it is dishonest and disingenuous when you have no solution Mr. Doherty please

00:43:47.560 Mr. you're the only one that's talking about conservative cuts the only thing

00:43:51.020 that we're talking about is axing the tax for everyone forever that'll make life more affordable 0.96

00:43:56.900 for all Canadians the only one that is spewing rhetoric and garbage are the liberals and the

00:44:03.220 NDP their coalition partners wow I do hope he leaves but at the same time I don't want a change 0.57

00:44:14.400 in cabinet and I think the majority of Canadians are pretty much feeling the same way right now

00:44:20.140 there was a debate, or sorry, not a debate, a poll I put up on my ex yesterday. Would you rather

00:44:25.300 see Trudeau leave, resign, or get kicked out by liberal MPs and his cabinet, or would you rather

00:44:32.600 have an election? We want an election. We don't need some new version of the Liberal Party with

00:44:39.340 the same ideology setting the course for our country for the next nine or ten months. We can't

00:44:46.320 afford it we simply can't afford it here is the cbc story from earlier today some liberal mps are

00:44:55.200 still calling for trudeau to resign but he still has defenders there he is looking sharp

00:45:03.760 so some liberal mp said today trudeau can't carry on as party leader after the humiliation of

00:45:11.960 Christie of Freeland's public resignation from cabinet and another bruising by-election loss.

00:45:17.220 Oh, and by the way, here is the results, or here are the results of that by-election last night in British Columbia, Cloverdale, Langley City.

00:45:25.180 This has gone back and forth, this riding between liberals and conservatives over the past 10 years.

00:45:30.780 The borders of this riding have changed due to redistribution over the past 12, 15 years.

00:45:36.380 But last night in a by-election, and only 16% of eligible voters turned out to vote in this election.

00:45:46.580 16, not 60, 1-6%. 0.93

00:45:49.600 The liberals got their asses handed to them by Tamara Jensen, who has been a CPC MP from this riding before. 0.96

00:46:00.100 Look at the vote count. 0.99

00:46:01.440 of the 16 percent of people who did come out to cast their ballots yesterday in this writing

00:46:07.080 9,931 voted conservative that's 66.3 percent 2,401 voted liberal and I still can't believe

00:46:16.340 there's anybody in this country voting liberal or NDP it just doesn't make any sense to me or

00:46:21.100 green for that matter the liberals got 16 percent of the vote last night the NDP got

00:46:27.520 12.5 percent the greens got 3.9 percent people's party got 0.9 percent 133 votes

00:46:38.380 and the libertarian there's a libertarian party i didn't know that 59 votes in that

00:46:46.500 in that by-election yesterday so this brings the seat count up for the conservatives to 120 the

00:46:54.080 liberals still 153 the ndp has got 25 and the bloc's got 33 there's one vacant and a couple

00:47:00.840 of independents out there so if you're thinking about a confidence vote that may come into play

00:47:07.300 because peter julian who is the house leader of the ndp last night was on the cbc and he pretty

00:47:13.980 much said flat out that late february early march that's when we're going to be pulling the pin

00:47:19.200 in non-confidence so if you're talking about how many votes are required and you pull the

00:47:25.080 NDP out let's say they abstain you've got 153 votes with the bloc and the conservatives 153

00:47:33.740 with the liberals and then it would be up to the independents to decide and the greens to decide

00:47:39.860 if the liberals get to stay or go that's if the NDP abstains which I could see them doing that way

00:47:46.180 They don't have to say, hey, look, you know what?

00:47:48.520 We're supporting Justin Trudeau.

00:47:50.100 I know, I know.

00:47:51.160 We didn't vote.

00:47:52.620 We abstained.

00:47:55.880 And it was up to the conservatives in the block and they just did it.

00:47:59.860 They just pulled the pin.

00:48:03.060 We didn't do anything.

00:48:05.060 They could get away with that, I suppose.

00:48:07.360 I mean, Jagmeet Singh is done one way or another.

00:48:10.540 I think the entire NDP is toast.

00:48:13.140 And I think the liberals are too.

00:48:14.400 And this is good.

00:48:16.180 Let me get back to this story for just a second. Just a second. This is good because possibly if you saw the PPC result last night from that by-election, that's weak. Now, I've seen in the past few days, Maxime Bernier has been getting more active on social media. This is a good thing.

00:48:34.440 i know this is a small party it's a new party they haven't got a lot of money but they're going

00:48:38.660 to have to find ways to stretch those dollars because if they want to get some seats in the

00:48:44.660 house of commons now is well six months ago a year ago was the time but now is definitely the

00:48:50.340 time to start campaigning in every single riding in this country all over social media it's not

00:48:57.260 that expensive to advertise on social media on places like x on places like rumble for example

00:49:03.600 I mean, that would be great for the PPC.

00:49:06.700 Facebook, you can go ahead and do that as well.

00:49:09.060 Get your message out to people.

00:49:11.420 Let them know you're still there.

00:49:12.560 There's a lot of people who go, PPC, what the hell is that?

00:49:16.640 But it would be great if the PPC could get 10 seats in the House of Commons.

00:49:22.080 In that way, all of the opposition to a majority, super majority conservative government

00:49:27.720 wouldn't be coming from the far left.

00:49:29.860 you would have some coming from the right side, which would keep the conservatives honest.

00:49:36.360 We all know that when a government has got a majority, especially a supermajority,

00:49:40.400 they can get fat and lazy and start breaking their promises and maybe becoming even a little bit

00:49:45.940 corrupt, not nearly as corrupt as the Trudeau government. I mean, the audacity that this 0.58

00:49:52.140 government has shown in the past, since they've been a minority, you'd think they would be playing 1.00

00:49:56.720 a little more on the up and up but they haven't they've been funneling money through that green

00:50:01.060 slush fund to their own companies randy boys you know hello and the climate minister as well

00:50:07.320 258 million dollars he's been accused of funneling into his own company

00:50:13.400 stephen gilbo that's true he has been accused of that it's yet to be proven

00:50:20.060 and what about katherine mckenna the former environment minister who's calling for trudeau

00:50:25.820 to step down, by the way. She's no longer in politics. What about her? She lost $40 billion

00:50:31.740 from her own portfolio, and nobody did a damn thing about it.

00:50:40.420 So I'm hoping over the course of time, once these liberals are finally gone, gone, gone away,

00:50:47.500 that there will be some investigations and possibly some arrests. Now, we've seen in the past

00:50:52.740 where let's say the sponsorship scandal i think one member of the liberal party went to jail for

00:50:58.440 a time a couple of years not even an elected official not an mp certainly not a member of

00:51:03.140 cabinet i believe it was a low level bureaucrat who went and took the bullet for the team

00:51:10.680 and that scandal compared to all of the things the liberals these liberals have been doing in

00:51:16.920 the past nine years? Nothing. And that scandal, that scandal, the sponsorship thing from 2000,

00:51:25.620 2001, that was probably up until that time, the biggest scandal that Canadian politics had seen

00:51:33.940 in terms of money. Anyhow, the billion dollar boondoggle, I recall they called it. So let's go

00:51:38.480 back to X for a second and have a look at how many of these liberal MPs are apparently ready

00:51:45.760 to stand up and face off against Justin Trudeau

00:51:50.200 and say enough's enough.

00:51:51.180 Now, what they're willing to do to get their point across

00:51:53.780 and make him quit, I don't know.

00:51:56.800 But according to Karen Woods,

00:51:58.660 who's got a Ukrainian flag in her description, 1.00

00:52:04.040 let's see who Karen Woods is. 0.98

00:52:05.320 Let's verify.

00:52:06.560 I did this earlier.

00:52:07.480 She's a prominent commentator on CBC Global CTV.

00:52:10.800 All right, so whatever.

00:52:12.140 she says a liberal staffer texted me and told me about 80 now there was a rumor flying around on on

00:52:21.980 x that 60 liberal mps were going to sign a letter asking trudeau to step down but it's not 60 it's

00:52:29.480 80 80 liberal mps are in the process of signing an open letter demanding trudeau step down

00:52:36.100 this letter will be released to one of the major national news outlets in the coming days

00:52:40.880 There must be a coordinated effort for this type of revolt. This is not just about Trudeau now.

00:52:47.600 It's Katie Telford's political predicament, too. She's Trudeau's chief of staff. She said,

00:52:52.680 I had no idea Katie is so hated within the liberal caucus. Well, that's because of the arrogance. 1.00

00:53:00.420 I mean, and there's also a hierarchy of arrogance in the liberal party, right? We have to understand

00:53:06.640 that. If you're a liberal MP, you might be arrogant as far as we're concerned. Average

00:53:14.920 everyday Canadians. But then you go a step higher to cabinet, a low-level cabinet position, let's say

00:53:22.880 health. That's a low level. As far as federally goes, provincially different situation. That's

00:53:28.960 probably the second most important minister besides finance in a provincial government. 0.75

00:53:34.400 But in terms of federal, because they don't control health, the provinces do.

00:53:39.640 Health minister, Mark Holland, kind of a low-level position, right?

00:53:44.280 And then you go higher, public safety.

00:53:46.460 Then you go higher and higher and higher.

00:53:49.440 Finally, you get to minister of finance, second highest.

00:53:52.020 And then you get to the prime minister.

00:53:53.260 Through each of those levels, the arrogance increases within that party, let's say 15%, 20%.

00:54:00.200 so that's and then of course all of the staffers in the PMO would have that same arrogance

00:54:06.360 arrogance level that Trudeau would have so they look down on all of their ministers in that

00:54:13.480 pyramid hierarchy and as far as the MPs are concerned peons

00:54:17.960 that's how it looks to me and that's been verified to me by my Ottawa contacts at least two of them

00:54:28.360 have said that very thing. And I said, yeah, that absolutely makes sense to me. Absolutely makes

00:54:34.140 sense. Federal government delays net zero electricity target to 2050. This was originally

00:54:41.020 supposed to be 2035. They've pushed it back to 2050. That's a win for us. Government had previously

00:54:47.660 aimed to fully decarbonize electricity grids by 2035. That means getting rid of all the coal

00:54:53.460 plants shutting them down i don't know what they were going to do to replace them coal plants in

00:54:59.800 saskatchewan in alberta some still in ontario i think in northern ontario out east in the

00:55:10.300 maritimes i think they use hydro in quebec and ontario but not all british columbia's got hydro

00:55:16.040 as well manitoba's got hydro but there are some coal plants in british columbia as well what are

00:55:21.700 you going to replace those things with solar are you going to replace them with wind certainly not

00:55:27.660 nuclear but then again we do have these drones flying around maybe maybe the aliens can bring

00:55:37.420 us some cheap non-polluting power maybe that's what this whole thing has been about jeff stone

00:55:43.940 my buddy jeff stone from task and investigations and security pointed this out to me about a year

00:55:48.340 and a half ago he said shadow get ready for something crazy in the skies in late 2024 early

00:55:54.740 2025 and i said you know what i don't know what to believe anymore and look we got drones apparently

00:56:00.340 in canada there are drones now we've got a video of a guy talking about drones in canada but anyway

00:56:09.200 this is good news for us the federal government has pushed its target to achieve a net zero

00:56:13.820 electricity grid to 2050 because they absolutely know they cannot do it it can't be done let's get

00:56:22.000 back to the cbc for a second pierre polyev gave a fantastic speech in the house of commons

00:56:28.020 yesterday and then this morning he addressed the reporters outside of uh the house of commons

00:56:34.320 at about 10 o'clock central time and he berated a cbc reporter for asking the wrong kinds of

00:56:41.880 questions. She was asking, how much would you spend on the military? And Paulie, have you seen

00:56:46.160 that? He said, you see, that is a typical CBC kind of question. You asked the wrong question.

00:56:51.560 It's not about how much we're going to spend to make something better. It's about what we're

00:56:56.700 going to do to make something better. And then, of course, the CBC had to run cover for Trudeau

00:57:03.660 earlier this afternoon. Here is Janice McGregor talking about Pierre Paulie.

00:57:09.320 I'll just say, in his prepared remarks there, I say prepared, he often speaks off the cuff in both French and English.

00:57:18.880 He went on and on in what he called a soap opera drama type description of the events of the last 24 hours.

00:57:29.740 It's kind of mocking it, calling it tragic.

00:57:31.980 just like a soap opera I think some of the ways that he explained this might be veering towards

00:57:40.260 fiction and quite speculative on his part I some of what he was saying particularly in terms of a

00:57:47.940 deal being made with Mark Carney and Mark Carney no longer wanting the job I that is not something

00:57:54.360 that lines up with reporting done by professional journalists to date we still have a lot more we

00:58:00.480 don't know and what is she talking about what has mark carney been doing for the past two months he

00:58:06.320 has been a special financial advisor to justin trudeau that doesn't line up with the work of

00:58:15.880 professional journalists yeah it does that's what mark carney has been doing he's pretty much been

00:58:23.040 and unelected member of the government and we don't know to what extent he's able to influence

00:58:31.120 the finances but we do know that trudeau and freeland had a major falling out that lasted

00:58:37.400 two months the last two months over this gst holiday that trudeau wanted to implement whose

00:58:43.380 idea was that certainly not freeland's not to make her a hero because she's not i pointed that

00:58:48.680 out last night, but was that Mark Carney? And what Polly have pointed out this morning at his

00:58:53.880 press conference was Mark Carney. He said, this is, it was an interesting conspiracy theory.

00:58:58.840 He said, Mark Carney put all these poison pills in this fall economic update and then

00:59:04.860 tried to make Christia Freeland responsible for it. And Christia Freeland pulled the rug out from

00:59:12.280 under them and made trudeau responsible for it so what mark carney did in essence was brilliant

00:59:19.100 politically freeland's gone trudeau might have to quit and that leaves mark carney the last man

00:59:27.820 standing if freeland decides not to run for leader of the liberal party next year there's all kinds

00:59:35.060 of things that could happen that's why this is so intriguing anyway let's continue on with this

00:59:39.660 cbc thing that we are still learning about what has happened and what will happen

00:59:44.880 um but i my uh listening to him i think he is veering beyond what are established facts

00:59:53.720 uh in this situation i also take note of how um not unlike actually some social media posts from

01:00:00.340 his wife yesterday he was very much working to try to put a gender narrative on what happened

01:00:05.840 yesterday that is a narrative that the woman at the heart of this story christopher freeland 0.95

01:00:10.200 did not put in well the reason i mean come on is this person really that dumb the reason and i

01:00:19.880 disagreed with the whole gender spin yesterday you guys saw me do that but i mean ultimately 0.97

01:00:25.920 what pauliev was trying to do was paint trudeau as a hypocrite because of his speech last week 0.85

01:00:30.920 where he was berating americans for not voting in a woman and he's a feminist and you'll always 0.99

01:00:37.800 have a friend in me and my government that's what he said a feminist my ass but this cbc pundit just 0.98

01:00:47.080 does not seem to get it okay so i've got some video to play for you one clip goes back to 0.98

01:00:57.360 2013 and the other clip is from yesterday one of them is justin trudeau and in the first part of

01:01:04.880 this video it's about three minutes you're going to see justin trudeau saying i love canada i want

01:01:11.340 you to look at the female reporters on either side of them and watch them try so hard not to

01:01:18.620 laugh as he goes on this soliloquy about how much he loves canada and how much stephen harper at the

01:01:24.680 time the prime minister was letting us down and then we're going to go into part of the speech

01:01:29.160 that pierre poly have made in the house of commons yesterday

01:01:32.600 the question is not why does justin trudeau suddenly not love his country because the

01:01:43.240 question is ridiculous by the way anybody who refers to themselves in the third person 0.99

01:01:50.000 is a dick. 1.00

01:01:51.980 I live this country in my bones every breath I take 1.00

01:01:55.000 and I'm not going to stand here and somehow defend

01:01:57.460 that I actually do love Canada

01:01:59.100 because we know I love Canada.

01:02:02.160 The question is what's happening to our country?

01:02:04.920 Why do millions of Quebecers not see themselves in this government?

01:02:09.380 Why do millions of women not recognize this country? 1.00

01:02:12.520 Why do millions of young people disconnect from our politics, 1.00

01:02:16.260 from our world?

01:02:17.440 Because they do not like,

01:02:18.880 They do not see the Canada that we've built over decades reflected not in the policies of this government, but in the values that this government's putting forward.

01:02:34.140 When I travel across this country, I consistently meet two types of people.

01:02:39.200 One, those who are a little better off and tell me that, and I'll be very blunt about this, is that if I don't win, they will leave the country.

01:02:46.800 And they are very numerous.

01:02:50.020 But you know I don't worry about them as much.

01:02:52.140 You know who I worry about?

01:02:54.480 The ones who can't leave.

01:02:56.820 The ones who don't know, and I can just use very blunt language,

01:03:00.520 who tell me I don't know what the hell I'm going to do.

01:03:03.900 I have no idea how I'm going to pay my way.

01:03:08.700 I met a waitress at a restaurant not long ago,

01:03:13.540 and she came up to me and she grabbed me by the hand and she said,

01:03:16.800 you have to win. And I said, oh, thank you. I appreciate your support. She said, no, no,

01:03:22.740 it wasn't a compliment. You have to win. And then she told me her story. She told me that she was

01:03:31.340 working one full-time job and two part-time jobs just to pay her bills as a single woman in her

01:03:38.120 late 50s. And she was tired of working all the time. So she cut everything out of her budget,

01:03:46.080 But every creature comfort, everything she enjoyed about her life, she cut it out so

01:03:50.880 that she could drop one of those part-time jobs.

01:03:53.760 And then one morning, she walked outside, and her car was gone.

01:04:03.720 And she called her insurance, and they said they weren't going to cover the replacement

01:04:07.320 value.

01:04:08.740 So she had to take that job back, because she simply cannot live her life without a car.

01:04:13.600 And you can bet your bottom dollar, the guy who stole the car, he was probably out on bail.

01:04:17.800 This was not his first job.

01:04:20.640 Her taxes have gone up.

01:04:22.720 Her heating bill has gone up.

01:04:24.800 Her wages have not gone up.

01:04:27.360 She's scared to go out in the streets, in places where they didn't even lock the door not long ago.

01:04:33.140 These are the people we're fighting for.

01:04:34.960 These silly games over here, they're very entertaining.

01:04:38.080 The soap opera that everyone sees with today, that's all fine. 0.89

01:04:41.720 but there are real people

01:04:43.860 whose lives are on the line here

01:04:45.280 and we have a duty to work for them.

01:04:50.400 Okay, so

01:04:51.560 compare the two.

01:04:55.060 The video

01:04:55.980 that you saw of Justin Trudeau

01:04:57.960 was from April of 2013.

01:04:59.560 That's about two and a half years

01:05:01.500 before he becomes the Prime Minister

01:05:03.960 or became the Prime Minister of Canada.

01:05:05.700 Then you've got Pierre Polyev

01:05:07.100 who is on the cusp.

01:05:09.600 Now, I'm not suggesting that

01:05:11.720 They were both talking about the same things.

01:05:14.000 But yeah, I guess they were, in a way.

01:05:17.200 They were talking about the discontent that they feel in their country.

01:05:25.980 But Paliyev came at it from a different angle.

01:05:28.340 He was talking about actual average Canadians like us who can't make ends meet.

01:05:35.440 whereas Justin Trudeau was talking about himself how and referring to himself in the third person

01:05:43.300 and we I love Canada I live and breathe Canada and did you notice the reporters the female 0.81

01:05:48.680 reporters on either side of them trying not to laugh one of them even went oh my god like she 1.00

01:05:54.000 had to turn her head I wonder if they're still in the business in the media business those two

01:06:01.080 i wonder if they're still following trudeau i would doubt it because i don't think they'd be

01:06:07.100 able to take it for 10 years or 11 however long it's been in my opinion poliev comes off

01:06:16.640 as genuinely caring about canadians trudeau comes off as genuinely caring about himself

01:06:27.440 understanding that any political leader who's managed to get to the top of a party or become

01:06:34.860 a prime minister, a president, some kind of position of power, generally speaking, they're

01:06:40.600 going to have a little bit of narcissism about them. They're going to have less shame levels

01:06:45.700 than the average person. So we can put Pierre Polyev in that category. However, I will say to

01:06:53.300 you guys. I met Pierre Polyev when he was younger. This would have been 2007, 2006, 2007, maybe even

01:07:01.020 2008. I was doing the morning show at a radio station called The Bear in Ottawa. And we had

01:07:08.120 scheduled Polyev to come in and be a guest on the show, just talk about stuff. He was a brand new

01:07:13.540 MP at the time. I think he was 25 or 26 years old. I thought he was 13, to be honest. He looked that

01:07:18.580 young but i found him to be very engaging and he had a great sense of humor he came on and he was

01:07:24.460 good yeah he had the gift of gab but he talked about important things well beyond his years

01:07:35.100 at least that was my opinion and when he left my partner jackie who was sitting in the news booth

01:07:40.780 looked looked at me and went well that was interesting and i went yeah what do you think

01:07:45.140 she goes, I think he's going to be the prime minister one day. And I said, nah, there's no

01:07:53.340 way. Look at him. We didn't say that on the air. That was just a conversation that we had between

01:08:01.560 the two of us. But I thought, hmm, isn't that interesting? But these people that feel no shame,

01:08:06.460 people like Jagmeet Singh, who keeps Justin Trudeau in power and continues to lie. He goes

01:08:14.240 he said his prime minister has to quit he said that yesterday you saw the video of it i played 1.00

01:08:18.660 it on the show last night and then he votes continually to keep this clown ass in power 0.99

01:08:25.840 as he burns canada down both of them they're complicit both of them they don't feel shame 0.99

01:08:32.240 how on earth could jagmeet singh feel shame like regular people like us 0.63

01:08:38.660 and keep doing what he's doing never mind somebody like Justin Trudeau we know he's a narcissist 0.92

01:08:45.240 bordering on psychopath in my opinion and I believe right now more than at any other time 0.66

01:08:52.320 during his tenure as prime minister he is more dangerous than he's ever been 0.96

01:08:57.300 why some people feel no shame according to a psychologist this is by a guy called Christian

01:09:06.840 Jarrett. He is a cognitive neuroscientist. So I thought it would be interesting for us to maybe

01:09:12.140 try and get into the heads of these people, just so we can understand them a little bit better.

01:09:18.200 Let's make this bigger so everybody can see here, including me. Remorseless is an essential part of

01:09:26.100 our species and works as a social superpower to many. Shame. Remember the mayor of Toronto? What's

01:09:32.540 her name olivia chow and she was dancing in that skimpy outfit at the caribbean festival in toronto 0.99

01:09:37.780 this past summer like i thought oh wow like how can she do this where's her shame shame to me is

01:09:46.060 a barometer of what you should and shouldn't do last night when i was asking you guys for donations

01:09:52.580 to help me keep this show going into 2025 i was feeling that i thought my this is not cool i don't

01:09:59.340 like doing this, but I'm left with no choice, so I have to. You may have noticed that about

01:10:04.320 my demeanor. Whenever I have to do that, it's like, oh, shame. That's what I felt

01:10:11.600 over something like that. But these people don't feel any of it, and they leave people homeless,

01:10:23.720 dying of drug overdoses 18 people living in a one-bedroom apartment

01:10:31.360 how do they sleep at night do they actually understand what they're doing

01:10:35.520 shame is one of the so-called self-conscious emotions alongside others such as pride embarrassment

01:10:43.520 jealousy and guilt all these emotions are related to how we think about ourselves and what we believe

01:10:49.420 others think about us. People often confuse guilt and shame or use them interchangeably,

01:10:54.980 but psychologists make a sharp distinction between the two. Guilt is the uncomfortable

01:11:00.740 feeling you get when you believe you've done something wrong. Shame is the uncomfortable

01:11:06.440 feeling that arises from believing there's something fundamentally bad, broken, or wrong

01:11:11.200 with you, perhaps because of something you've done, but it could be for other reasons, such as

01:11:15.880 the ways you've been mistreated by others, why you feel shame. It's experiencing a moderate

01:11:22.560 amount of shame from time to time as part of being human and could even have some benefits

01:11:26.780 despite the discomfort it brings. To take an evolutionary perspective, psychologists and

01:11:33.060 anthropologists point out that belonging to a group would have been vital to the survival of

01:11:38.640 many of our ancestors and that shame would have helped them to fit in and play along with the

01:11:43.860 group's rules and conventions. To see how this might work, imagine if you acted against the

01:11:49.120 interests of your group. Maybe you took more than your fair share of food or you flirted with the

01:11:53.440 idea of joining a rival group and you came to feel intense shame for what you'd done, perhaps

01:11:59.040 encouraged by being actively shamed by your group. The feeling of shame would linger and be more

01:12:05.280 powerful than any fleeting sense of guilt. In fact, the strong emotional discomfort of feeling

01:12:10.880 there was something wrong with you

01:12:13.000 might make you highly motivated to make amends,

01:12:16.560 to recommit to the group's rules,

01:12:19.060 to rid yourself of the shameful feelings.

01:12:21.220 In other words, you don't want to do it again.

01:12:27.140 In time, this could lead you to winning back acceptance

01:12:30.780 from the group, thus ultimately increasing

01:12:33.280 your chances of survival.

01:12:35.300 But not every person feels shame in the same way.

01:12:38.420 just as we all vary in how prone we are to core emotions like fear anger and disgust

01:12:44.140 we also vary in our shame proneness and in excess shame proneness can be debilitating and

01:12:51.000 it appears to be a feature of several different mental health conditions

01:12:55.520 imagine feeling intense shame following every little mistake you made or following even minor

01:13:00.880 perceived slights from others people who experience shame more easily and more of the time

01:13:06.440 tend to be at increased risk of depression, anxiety, especially social anxiety,

01:13:12.560 obsessive-compulsive disorder, eating disorders, addiction problems, personality disorders,

01:13:17.240 like borderline personality disorder, that's a rough one, among other conditions.

01:13:22.720 These associations aren't too surprising if you consider that shame feels very uncomfortable

01:13:27.420 and that it comes hand-in-hand with negative thoughts and beliefs,

01:13:31.460 such as experiencing or sorry expecting to be socially rejected or believing that you're

01:13:37.760 profoundly broken in some way but what about the other extreme being shameless

01:13:44.440 if the experience of shame contributes to people conforming to social expectations

01:13:50.580 might people who are shameless experience a more liberated carefree existence

01:13:56.900 anecdotally it's easy to find examples of individuals in the public eye who seem

01:14:03.020 to unashamedly self-promote to flout social rules in the pursuit of their own agendas

01:14:08.680 some populist political leaders in particular seem quite comfortable lying and cheating their

01:14:14.840 way to success provoking many media commentators to slam them as shameless

01:14:19.920 attention-seeking rock stars disruptive entrepreneurs and provocative artists too

01:14:26.500 might benefit from being blissfully shame-free.

01:14:29.440 Benefit.

01:14:31.060 They say it's a freeing thing,

01:14:33.540 but not when you're leaving a trail of bodies in your wake.

01:14:38.580 They might commit the kind of misdemeanors, mistakes, and outrages

01:14:42.160 that would have most of us crawling to hide behind the nearest rock,

01:14:46.060 yet they march on,

01:14:47.800 apparently convinced they've done nothing wrong,

01:14:49.920 or if they have, it wasn't their fault.

01:14:52.140 There's nothing broken about them.

01:14:53.560 They may think it's the rest of us.

01:14:56.500 who need sorting out.

01:14:57.980 All the while, of course, their antics stoke publicity,

01:15:00.900 which they can sometimes use to their benefit.

01:15:04.720 So that's a basic look at these people.

01:15:09.480 I was going to dive into it deeper tonight,

01:15:12.660 but I'm not going to,

01:15:13.700 because there's other things to consider.

01:15:15.400 But for four years,

01:15:19.120 I've been trying to put into words

01:15:21.600 these people who have got this agenda,

01:15:25.860 whether it's the one world government

01:15:28.000 or the climate change thing

01:15:32.660 and all of the stuff that goes with it

01:15:35.400 the 15 minute cities

01:15:36.440 do these people even know what they're doing

01:15:39.720 and if they do

01:15:42.280 how is it they've convinced themselves

01:15:44.300 that what they're doing

01:15:45.540 enslaving billions of people

01:15:49.380 can be a good thing

01:15:50.600 maybe they know they're doing wrong but they feel no shame

01:15:58.360 how do we get to this point you're rich you're pampered you have not had to live

01:16:08.060 amongst the people not for your entire life and i believe that's the difference between

01:16:15.580 Pierre Polyev, who grew up essentially lower middle class. Same with Max Bernier. He grew up

01:16:22.340 lower middle class. No, middle class. And Justin Trudeau, who has never had to work one day in his

01:16:33.560 life, not one. So he has no idea what it's like to be us. None. Wouldn't it be cool if you could

01:16:44.780 take a guy like that just as an experiment i'm not saying it would work if you could take a guy

01:16:50.440 like that and put him in a factory and make him work for a year how would he come out of that

01:17:00.860 he would have no choice be like trading places that movie with dan akroyd and eddie murphy

01:17:06.440 one of those factory workers gets to live the life of trudeau for a year

01:17:11.780 that would be cool okay i have some more on that shooting that school shooting in madison wisconsin

01:17:19.480 happened yesterday andy no reports that the deceased mass shooter at abundant life

01:17:27.080 christian school is a 15 year old girl you can see the name on the screen i'm not going to repeat it

01:17:34.640 here. Right there. She carried out the mass shooting in the school library. According to a

01:17:46.180 source, she did not identify as trans. The teen girl used the name Sam online and the username

01:17:53.280 Crossixer. She had an extensive online obsession with school shooters and death, particularly the

01:18:00.040 1999 columbine high school shooting this young 15 year old was a big fan of km fdm the rock band

01:18:09.460 which was also referenced by one of the columbine shooters she often wore the shirt of that band

01:18:13.940 the shooter's online friends identified the x account which purported to belong to the shooter

01:18:21.480 soon after the news broke of the shooting the account's last post is of an okay hand symbol in

01:18:26.940 the school's bathroom by the library minutes before the shooting right there

01:18:39.260 so

01:18:56.940 There's a manifesto.

01:19:06.460 Five were killed and many more injured.

01:19:10.280 We don't know if the shooter who died from self-inflicted gunshot was one of the five.

01:19:17.260 Police chief in Wisconsin says it's not important if the school shooter was trans.

01:19:23.960 He doesn't care.

01:19:26.940 nor should we because five young people are dead.

01:19:39.860 This is not an us versus them situation.

01:19:46.100 We've got serious mental health problems in the United States and Canada

01:19:53.060 that we need to deal with.

01:19:54.940 we need to deal with this story came out

01:20:01.780 about a year ago january no sorry this story last month but there's a video i'm going to play for

01:20:11.480 you with ian carroll uh that came out about a year ago in january let me see if i can find it

01:20:16.420 here it is all right so from axios 11 states sue biggest money managers over alleged coal

01:20:24.080 collusion who are these biggest money managers they are black rock they are state street and

01:20:30.700 they are what's the other one vanguard they say oh there's no basis to this whatsoever

01:20:37.740 blah blah blah blah blah you guys know who ian carroll is okay so he's a conspiracy theorist

01:20:45.900 for the last year and a half or two years he's been posting videos on tiktok predominantly on

01:20:52.340 x on instagram and he has been digging deep into who owns the world so this video came out about

01:21:02.660 a year ago i watched it this afternoon and i went oh that's interesting because we always think

01:21:08.500 about these big huge investment firms as the ones running the show black rock always but they all

01:21:13.600 own each other black rock state street vanguard they all have large shares in each other so who's

01:21:20.020 the top of all that let's watch this what if i told you that all corporations are actually just

01:21:27.460 one giant mega corporation and i'm not talking about metaphorically and i'm not talking about

01:21:33.060 blackrock i'm talking about what's really behind blackrock see we hit a million followers on tick

01:21:38.660 tock this week and i've been waiting to post this video since the very first video that i made

01:21:43.700 laying the groundwork of understanding so that we're all going to understand this now that we're

01:21:47.460 here so let's break it down real simple if you're gonna go grocery shopping at a corporate grocery

01:21:52.340 store all these corporations are owned by these institutions they're highlighted in red if they're

01:21:57.940 on all four of these sheets they're darker orange if they're on three of them and light orange if

01:22:01.940 they're on two and there's only a couple that only appear once it's mostly the same money

01:22:07.140 but we go deeper if you go for the biggest tech companies it's basically the exact same list for

01:22:13.140 all four of these that would be vanguard blackrock state street fidelity t row price geode which is

01:22:19.460 similar to fidelity associated jp morgan morgan stanley and then northern trust is on three of

01:22:25.540 them and capital world investors is the exact same thing as capital research and management company

01:22:30.020 so you might think okay these are the institutions that own the whole stock market but who owns them

01:22:34.980 and see if you've been around here for a minute you already know they all own each other just a

01:22:39.460 giant cross ownership pool and this is where it gets really interesting because see way back

01:22:44.500 before i even posted a single video i was sitting in my office reading this report from an anonymous

01:22:51.140 user on reddit and he had noticed the exact same thing that i'm talking about right now and he

01:22:54.980 wrote a program to put all that data into a visualization so we can see who owns who and i'm

01:23:01.460 about to show you what he figured out let's take blackrock for example this is a list of the top

01:23:06.660 institutional owners of BlackRock and how much of the company they own and if you visualize it it

01:23:11.620 looks like this where the whole square is all of BlackRock's stock and they get a percentage of

01:23:17.700 that square based on how much they own and the important colors to note are that white symbolizes

01:23:23.860 us retail investors and gray symbolizes insiders that work at the company so that would be like

01:23:29.620 Larry Fink's stock among other people and everything else is other giant corporations

01:23:35.380 investment banks like blackrock themselves own a little bit state street owns some capital world

01:23:40.660 management owns some bank of america owns some you see how this works but then you think about

01:23:45.140 it and you're like well wait a minute because all of these institutions are owned by other

01:23:49.220 institutions right so what if we put that data in here well he did and it looks like this and

01:23:54.820 you realize that all of this that was owned by merrill lynch is actually owned by all of these

01:24:00.500 other institutions and a little bit of us retail up there in the top but here we've only replaced

01:24:06.260 merrill lynch's section what about all of these guys well then it looks like this remember white

01:24:11.940 is retail investors like you and me and everything else is giant mega corporations and if you go one

01:24:17.700 layer deeper filling in all those corporations with their corporations you see how this program

01:24:21.540 is working and so then we simplify it to just black gray and white and this is who owns black

01:24:27.380 rock white is retail investors like you and me gray is insiders at all of these corporations like

01:24:33.460 ceos and other executives and black is just corporations owning each other we'll call it

01:24:40.420 mega corp this is the same process done for bank of america and for state street and for best buy 0.88

01:24:47.940 amazon macy's groceries food ingredients building and selling homes even less white

01:24:56.580 meaning us retail ownership as far as i can tell there's only one company on the entire stock

01:25:02.100 market that is not owned by megacorp and you guess who it is do you know it's gamestop except

01:25:08.980 that this photo is out of date because it's from a few years ago it probably looks more like this

01:25:13.140 if you believe the public info which is a big if but more on that another time this is not a video

01:25:18.980 about gamestop this is about megacorp because see when all of the owners own each other all of their

01:25:25.220 interests are aligned blackrock wants state street to do well because state street wants

01:25:30.800 blackrock to do well because they both own each other so who is the real final boss behind all

01:25:36.660 the money well isn't that the million dollar question and ever since i've been asking those

01:25:41.200 more important questions my follower growth went from this to this so you're not going to find

01:25:49.020 those answers on this channel you're going to have to go follow me in other places all i'll say for

01:25:53.680 now is that the next time you buy a product from a corporation like nike or costco or best buy or

01:26:00.080 amazon or any of these corporations you're buying it from the mega corporation they're all owned by

01:26:06.240 the same big money and it's all one big siphon just vacuuming money out of our pockets up to the

01:26:13.120 people on top we'll make another video about how exactly they do that shortly for now i just want

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01:28:28.940 the world to me this comes from newsweek this is amazing and when i first saw this i went what

01:28:39.220 really wow this brings up a whole bunch of new questions and maybe you guys have got some

01:28:45.220 questions too and i know that i've been on for way longer than i normally am on the social media part

01:28:50.640 of the show tonight i knew that was going to happen tonight because we had a great guest on

01:28:54.960 at the beginning of the show by the way don't forget karen kingston biotech analyst joins the

01:29:00.360 show tomorrow night so maybe it's a good thing we're not on youtube this week because i'd get

01:29:05.860 banned again another strike yes all lowercase that would be great thank you maggie may this

01:29:16.360 story made me go what no freaking way so are they trying to draw us into another vaccine

01:29:24.240 knowing how many lives on this planet have been touched by cancer and even if you have never had

01:29:34.880 cancer you know somebody who has you know somebody who may have it now somebody who's terminal with

01:29:43.320 it my best friend died of pancreatic cancer almost 10 years ago now it's touched my life

01:29:51.020 I'm sure it's touched yours.

01:29:52.960 I've seen so many people out there wearing F-cancer t-shirts.

01:29:57.660 It became a thing like 10, 12 years ago.

01:30:00.860 Cancer in and of itself, research, treatment,

01:30:04.800 has become an industry worth billions of dollars.

01:30:09.200 To wipe out cancer at this stage of the game

01:30:11.940 would cost billions of dollars

01:30:16.020 and hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people, their jobs.

01:30:21.020 if there was somehow a cancer cure.

01:30:24.540 But look at this story that came out of Russia.

01:30:28.960 Newsweek.

01:30:30.900 The Russian Ministry of Health has announced

01:30:33.580 that it's developed a vaccine against cancer

01:30:37.300 that will be distributed to Russian patients for free

01:30:41.760 from early 2025.

01:30:44.980 According to TASS, the Russian state-owned news agency,

01:30:48.700 and don't go thinking,

01:30:49.280 oh it's just a sense of state propaganda we've got the cbc that's a state-owned thing and yes

01:30:53.920 that is propaganda this may be propaganda too i don't know but this is not some soviet-style

01:31:02.180 news organization from behind the iron curtain like it was in the 70s 80s 60s this is more like

01:31:08.480 a cbc thing in its current model the russian state-owned news agency task andrey caprin

01:31:16.660 the general director of the Radiology Medical Research Center

01:31:20.560 of the Russian Ministry of Health

01:31:22.200 recently announced the development on Russian radio.

01:31:28.240 This vaccine will apparently be used to treat cancer patients

01:31:33.580 rather than be given to the general public to prevent cancer,

01:31:36.880 and it will be personalized to each patient.

01:31:39.360 How does that make sense?

01:31:40.180 If it's a vaccine, according to the old definition,

01:31:44.660 anyhow not the new one that was developed in the past three or four years a vaccine is designed

01:31:51.620 according to every scientist i've watched in the past four years to prevent the illness

01:31:57.880 and to stop transmission anything else would be just classified as a treatment right

01:32:05.700 plus according to vaccinologists out there many of these high profile vaccine vaccinologists you

01:32:12.300 do not vaccinate into an epidemic or a pandemic it's got to be done before if it doesn't happen

01:32:19.840 before or in the very early stages forget it like the flu shots

01:32:24.960 anyhow the director of the gamalia national research center for epidemiology and microbiology

01:32:35.140 in moscow alexander ginsburg previously told tass the vaccine could suppress tumor growth and stop

01:32:41.940 cancer from spreading. Newsweek has emailed the Russian Ministry of Health, the Russian National

01:32:48.000 Medical Research Radiological Center, and the Gamalea National Research Center to confirm this

01:32:53.440 announcement and clarify how this thing works. It's currently not clear which cancers the vaccine

01:32:58.840 is supposed to treat, how effective it is, or even what the vaccine is called. It's scientifically

01:33:04.980 feasible that some sort of vaccine may have been developed to target cancer other countries are

01:33:11.100 currently working to develop something similar for example in 2023 the uk government signed a

01:33:17.180 contract with a german biotechnology company to develop personalized cancer treatments

01:33:22.140 and pharmaceutical companies moderna and mark are currently working on a skin cancer vaccine

01:33:28.120 are you guys buying any of this at all

01:33:31.080 could it be putin's fu to the west

01:33:36.820 how much of an economic blow would curing cancer be i wonder to the west and i'm sure they've got 0.98

01:33:48.920 less instances of cancer in russia because they don't eat the crap that we eat over here at least

01:33:55.160 not as much of it there are even vaccines already on the market that aim to prevent cancer such as

01:34:02.660 Vaccines against the human papillomaviruses, HPV, which help prevent cervical cancer, they say.

01:34:10.680 In the U.S., neuroscientists at the University of Florida have been testing a potential personalized mRNA vaccine for brain cancer.

01:34:18.920 So that is opining on behalf of Newsweek, not actual news.

01:34:25.460 I don't know. There's so many different theories about what this actually might be.

01:34:32.000 if it's anything at all that's it for the show tonight you guys thank you very much

01:34:38.860 thank you so much i love you all i appreciate you all and i'll be back tomorrow night with

01:34:43.520 karen kingston at eight o'clock central all access the extension begins in a couple of minutes

01:34:50.800 on shadow davis.com hang on i gotta find my little thing here there it is all right bye for now

01:35:02.000 Thank you.

01:35:32.000 We'll be right back.

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