The Shadoe Davis Show - December 19, 2024


Dec. 18th⧸2024- Bio-Tech Analyst Karen Kingston...Are They Doing it Again?!


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00:07:30.000 hello everybody welcome it's shadow at night for wednesday december the 18th 2024 special guest on
00:07:41.200 the show tonight it's been a while since she's been on so it's going to be nice to have her back
00:07:45.200 karen kingston biotech analyst whistleblower you name it and she's got a substack by the way we'll
00:07:52.200 talk about as well it is karenkingston.substack.com it's called the kingston report and again we'll
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00:09:16.960 tonight who gets on tonight christine is watching an enola hello chris watch hi y'all chris says
00:09:24.300 old mcdonald is here with you watching from northern new york state okay cool hello sheila
00:09:29.700 watching in the schwa dolores is watching in calgary i'm amazed i can actually see the comments
00:09:36.680 tonight are you have you been having trouble has there been an issue is there a comment issue
00:09:43.020 i know i'm still banned on youtube until next monday for something medical misinformation
00:09:47.860 last week hello val watching in medicine hat wendy is watching in edmonton tonight hazel
00:09:55.080 is watching in regina wherever you're watching and whatever platform you're watching on whether
00:09:59.900 it's facebook or twitch i think i've got one or two viewers on twitch not many but a few
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00:10:25.040 you guys here is the sub stack i was just telling you about it's the kingston report
00:10:29.040 it's karenkingston.com karen are you ready are you listening are you paying attention hello
00:10:35.280 i'm right here hey how are you doing good how are you doing very good nice to have you back
00:10:41.220 on the show it's been a while how you've been good i've been good how are you um all right
00:10:47.000 so look i've been following your your kingston report here on substack and
00:10:52.380 i'm a little concerned but we'll get to that we'll get to that i'm concerned up here in canada
00:11:00.820 karen i gotta talk to i gotta get this out justin trudeau has been putting off resigning
00:11:08.540 as the prime minister he's been under incredible pressure now this is going to be a bit meandering
00:11:14.100 so please follow along you guys watching as well because it just occurred to me just about 20
00:11:19.140 minutes ago and i went that's gotta be what it is we have never seen a prime minister in a minority
00:11:24.800 situation the way it is right now in our country hang on for dear life as long as trudeau has he's
00:11:31.120 got his entire well almost his entire party against him calling out publicly for his resignation
00:11:36.840 even some of his ministers are calling out for his resignation we've got one of the leaders of
00:11:43.400 one of the opposition parties who's been teaming up with Trudeau his name is Jagmeet Singh even
00:11:48.400 he called for Trudeau to resign in the House of Commons the other day Trudeau won't he gave a
00:11:53.620 speech last night at the Liberal Christmas party in Ottawa saying how great it was for all the
00:11:59.040 liberals to get together in the same room and sometimes we have fights like most families do
00:12:03.480 it holiday season and i thought what is it with this guy does he know something because the entire
00:12:12.240 country karen 80 percent of this country wants him gone gone you never want to see his face again
00:12:19.000 so does he know something is he supposed to stay for something that's coming up
00:12:26.060 i'm wondering we got that warning from peter hotez a couple of weeks ago and i saw you make
00:12:32.560 a comment on that as well. I want to play this for you guys. Peter Hotez is a scientist from Texas.
00:12:39.120 He was on all of the Marxist corporate media during the pandemic in the United States. And
00:12:44.220 just a couple of weeks ago, he came on, I think it was CNN or MSNBC, one of those two, and gave us
00:12:50.540 this warning. Here's the reason why we need to care about this stuff, Nicole, is that we have
00:12:56.740 some big picture stuff coming down the pike, starting on January 21st. Mr. Bloomberg mentioned
00:13:03.760 H5N1. That I'm really worried about. It's all over wild birds on the western part of the United
00:13:10.840 States and going up in the north. It's getting into the poultry. We're seeing sporadic human
00:13:15.740 cases. No human-to-human transmission yet, but that could happen. It's in the cattle. It's in
00:13:20.480 the milk. And that's just the beginning. We have another major coronavirus likely brewing in Asia.
00:13:26.100 We've had SARS in 2002, SARS-2, COVID-19 in 2019, and we know these viruses are jumping from bats to people thousands of times a year, but there's still more.
00:13:37.880 We know that we have a big problem with mosquito-transmitted viruses all along the Gulf Coast, where I am here in Texas, or expecting dengue and possibly Zika virus coming back, or Apuche virus, maybe even yellow fever.
00:13:52.740 And there's more than we have all this sharp rise in vaccine-preventable diseases going up because of, in part, the anti-vaccine activism that's so prominent right now.
00:14:03.140 We have a five-fold rise in pertussis cases, whooping cough over the last year, 15 measles outbreaks this year.
00:14:09.260 We've got polio that's been in the wastewater in New York State.
00:14:12.980 All that's going to come crashing down on January 21st on the Trump administration.
00:14:18.300 We need a really, really good team to be able to handle this.
00:14:22.740 karen is is what he's saying true what do you mean by true i tell you it sounds like a threat
00:14:31.240 but what do you mean by true well all all of these viruses that he's talking we've got this
00:14:36.580 we've got that we've got the mosquito one which we're going to talk about because that's i think
00:14:40.560 the russian general was maybe murdered over that one but um yeah yeah no so the the h5n1 i've been
00:14:48.640 reporting on this for, since actually October, the H5N1 pandemic is locked and loaded. The U.S.
00:14:54.320 Department of Agriculture began investing about a billion dollars in surveilling our cows and
00:14:59.960 poultry in the United States in March of this year. And that's why Newsom just today declared
00:15:04.820 the H5N1 pandemic amongst dairy cows, but it's been locked and loaded. And the FDA's presentation
00:15:10.900 from October 10th with the World Health Organization, CDC, ASPR, BARDA, they were all
00:15:17.460 there. The title of Dr. Jerry Weir's slides, he's the head of one of the vaccine divisions at the
00:15:23.140 FDA, was pathogenic, which means disease-causing, life-threatening, bird flu virus vaccines. So he's
00:15:30.260 saying that the deadly pathogen is going to be in the vaccines. And the whole presentation on
00:15:37.740 October 10th, which was a six and a half hour meeting, was about the fact that America and
00:15:43.000 the globe was currently in the inter-pandemic phase. And I just guesstimated that the pandemic
00:15:48.460 phase would hit in January to make sure that Trump and RFK Jr. inherited both a pandemic and
00:15:55.800 a food shortage. But my opinion of what Hotez just said was, to me, it seemed like a serial killer
00:16:03.000 predicting his next strike. He's like, the dark moon is going to rise over the blood river on
00:16:08.620 on january 21st you're like you sound like a psycho i mean you really do yeah he came across
00:16:14.640 like a cartoon super villain there exactly yeah yeah i mean this guy and and he specifically
00:16:22.480 mentions that date i'm not sure why he would say that unless that that's just maybe trump's
00:16:27.420 inauguration day it's the day after he's inaugurated okay so is that a date of some
00:16:35.120 significance? It probably is. He probably just, you know, kind of started riffing and let the cat
00:16:41.380 out of the bag. Are these people that stupid? Seriously? Like he's riffing, he's going off. 1.00
00:16:46.580 Oh, by the way, on January 21st, excuse me, what? Like, are they dumb enough to do something 0.99
00:16:54.240 like that? Out of the six and a half hour meeting, there was a one hour presentation from Dr. Jerry 1.00
00:17:00.420 Weir, who's the head of a vaccine division, and his title slide was highly pathogenic
00:17:06.620 influenza H5N1 virus vaccines. The title slide of his presentation was highly disease-causing,
00:17:15.220 highly life-threatening virus vaccines. It could have just been highly pathogenic Ebola vaccines.
00:17:22.760 He didn't, the term they're supposed to use is attenuated. That means to weaken. He didn't use
00:17:27.980 that word. He used the word deadly and disease causing. So I'm sorry to interrupt you. Please
00:17:34.800 go ahead. So, and then, and then, and then throughout his presentations and several other
00:17:39.880 presentations, they have a timeline on, on many slides and it goes pre-pandemic, inter-pandemic
00:17:46.840 and the pandemic phase. And during the, we're in the inter-pandemic phase. If you go to my
00:17:51.820 sub stack, the big red box, I did not put that red, big red box around it. That's the FDA and
00:17:57.080 everyone telling us we're in the pre-pandemic phase. How do they know a pandemic is coming?
00:18:01.240 And then they said, during the pandemic, Jerry Weir said, we are going to do a strain switch.
00:18:06.700 So right now, allegedly H1N1, which is a type of bird flu, is circulating in the Northern
00:18:13.400 Hemisphere. It has a case fatality rate of 1 20th of 1%. That's 0.05%. He goes, well, when the
00:18:20.280 pandemic hits, and let's say we've got disease X, the flu-like from the Congo, which we don't know
00:18:26.100 what the death rate is of that. We've got H5N1, which has a 52% death rate. We can switch out and
00:18:32.480 put those strains in. We can put three or four strains in to our approved manufacturers like
00:18:37.240 GSK and Sanofi. And then we're going to approve those and use them on adults, children, and infants
00:18:43.140 in America and around the world. And we'll find out whether or not they're effective or life
00:18:48.240 threatening after we've used them on millions of people. He said that during the meeting twice.
00:18:53.220 you know one of the reasons and i love having you on don't get me wrong but one of the reasons that
00:18:59.940 it's so fun because it's so fun shadow isn't it it's like well if i'm to look watch the show back
00:19:07.440 after it's over the look on my face is terrible all the way through it like except for a couple
00:19:12.720 of laughs but i'm watching you going what are you freaking kidding me look at this the cdc has
00:19:18.740 confirmed the first severe case of h5n1 bird flu in the united states and because of that
00:19:23.940 it looks like gavin newsom is taking absolutely uh no chances in california has declared a state
00:19:32.300 of emergency in response to the bird flu governor gavin newsom made the proclamation in order to
00:19:37.240 streamline and expedite the state's response to the virus this virus has spread to 16 states and
00:19:42.520 california has reported 34 human cases that's more than any other state all infected individuals had
00:19:47.960 exposure to infected cattle in california also has the greatest number of cattle herds in fact
00:19:52.520 karen is this the beginning it seems to me a lot like when covet was rolled out it was about this
00:20:02.140 time of year in 2019 when covet we were all kind of looking going huh that is weird thing going on
00:20:08.180 in the background in china and then reports started coming in from i think italy and spain
00:20:12.880 people just dropping dead in the street and then two months later there we were panicking and a
00:20:17.200 month after that worldwide pandemic declared are they repeating they're they're attempting to to
00:20:24.740 repeat now um now keep in mind gavin newsom's boss is xi jinping right remember how he cleaned
00:20:30.940 up san francisco last year when his boss came into town and everything so this is i mean again this
00:20:37.120 is an attempt within america to create a food shortage and and then a quote-unquote public
00:20:43.280 health emergency to make us forfeit our individual human rights again. Now, what the interesting
00:20:50.880 thing about what Newsom is doing, this is also backed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
00:20:55.320 Again, they've sent a billion dollars surveilling dairy cows and chickens in the United States
00:21:01.420 beginning in March, most of which, most of those activities that were done in California, I think
00:21:05.440 about 50 percent. Now, I believe attorney generals from other states can intervene and stop this
00:21:10.400 declared emergency, because what he's doing is he's requiring weekly testing of the cows and
00:21:15.540 twice a week testing of all the poultry. Now, California is responsible for about 20% of the
00:21:21.160 milk supply of the United States of America, right? So other attorney generals have a vested
00:21:25.760 interest in stopping him from intervening, you know, testing for what the CDC is calling a
00:21:31.820 highly pathogenic, highly disease-causing, life-threatening virus, which the CDC stated
00:21:38.560 on November 7th of this year
00:21:42.260 during their Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report,
00:21:44.700 Dr. Dimitri Daskalaska said
00:21:46.420 when he was asked by Megan from Stat News,
00:21:49.000 how are dairy cow workers getting infected
00:21:50.980 if it's known the cows are sick,
00:21:52.720 if the cows aren't presenting symptoms of being sick?
00:21:55.740 And his answer was that that's a great question
00:21:58.320 because even though it's known the cows are sick,
00:22:00.600 most of the cows don't have symptoms of having sickness,
00:22:04.240 which is why the dairy cow workers get sick,
00:22:06.660 even though it's known that the cows are sick.
00:22:08.560 so we're going we're going with that no symptoms thing again yeah so it's a highly deadly disease
00:22:16.360 whose number one signs of sickness isn't death but just not being sick and maybe you'll get
00:22:24.360 pink eye now here's the thing shadow i don't know if you i'm not like a rancher girl but i've been
00:22:28.620 on a ranch before and and you know what i have allergies not that bad but when i get around
00:22:34.640 horses and cows and all that hay, my eyes turn a little bit red because I get eye allergies.
00:22:40.560 And that's the number one symptom about around being around around cows on a ranch of having
00:22:46.040 the flu is having conjunctivitis, which is eye allergies.
00:22:50.680 Erin, didn't I read someplace that pandemic viruses generally don't jump from animals
00:22:57.460 to humans?
00:22:58.260 Or did I get that wrong somehow?
00:23:00.220 I could have sworn I read that.
00:23:01.320 Well, viruses don't jump from animals to humans, period. I mean, I think that's important for people to understand. But highly deadly viruses don't typically spread. And actually, they don't spread. They're not highly infectious. And that's even in all of the documentation around H5N1.
00:23:19.660 Even in Governor Newsom's declaration around H5N1 being a threat to public health safety, a threat, a threat equal to that of an act of war, even there, he says it's not highly infectious.
00:23:31.840 So I don't I don't understand how this this is a public health threat.
00:23:35.700 But I think what's important for people to understand is the way that a virus is defined, and there's a lot of controversy over viruses, as you know, Shadow, but the NIH defines it as innate genetic material.
00:23:49.800 So it's genetic material that needs to penetrate the cell wall of a biological life form, whether it's a plant or a human, and then reproduce inside the cell, inside the nucleus, you know, ideally, but at least inside the cytoplasm, DNA that's foreign to that biological life form, right?
00:24:13.240 This just doesn't happen.
00:24:14.780 So like, so here's the thing.
00:24:15.760 So if you're, if you go to a farm and let's say you go and you, you go to a chicken farm
00:24:20.000 and you hang out with some chickens and you get the chickens, the chicken DNA doesn't
00:24:23.820 rub into your skin, rub up on your skin, get into your bloodstream, penetrate your cell
00:24:28.440 walls, and you don't just start spontaneously producing chicken DNA.
00:24:32.720 Okay.
00:24:33.180 God did not make us that way.
00:24:34.640 Right. 0.77
00:24:35.180 And the cows just because on the farm with the chickens, they're not producing chicken 0.74
00:24:38.820 DNA.
00:24:39.220 And then if a cow hung out with a chicken and then a guy milked the cow, he's not producing
00:24:44.560 chicken DNA, nor is he producing cow DNA.
00:24:47.440 But H5N1, they're confirming that the chickens are testing positive for chicken DNA and that
00:24:52.600 the cows are testing positive for chicken DNA, you know, and now it's raining cats and
00:24:57.160 dogs and humans are testing positive for chicken DNA. 0.79
00:25:00.200 It's a bunch of nonsense.
00:25:02.200 The only way your body can produce DNA foreign to what God, how God created you is through
00:25:07.940 mrna gene editing crispr cas9 lipid nanoparticle technology that's the only way it can happen
00:25:13.500 now the mrna does that make sense what i said i don't know no it actually absolutely does i was
00:25:20.620 paying very close attention so this new vaccine they're working on in the united states and in
00:25:26.020 canada the moderna one the mrna spv am i correct the moderna srs i don't know which one i don't
00:25:34.040 know for so for h5n1 allegedly it's only gsk securus and um sanofi that are producing the
00:25:41.740 vaccines but on there's a slide this is not for h5n1 i'm sorry this is this is the rsv one yeah
00:25:48.700 right right so this one was halted this trial in the united states for children after five infants
00:25:55.060 were hospitalized so they had to stop but look here in canada moderna received health canada
00:26:00.460 approval for rsv vaccine for adults aged 60 and older so they are getting their approvals
00:26:07.780 in different ways in different countries they are still pushing pushing this vaccine nonsense on us
00:26:15.960 and i i just can't believe that people are gullible enough to fall for it there was a
00:26:22.300 a survey that came out up here a couple of days ago that asked people if they regretted
00:26:29.160 getting their shots. This was up until the end of 2023. And the percentage of people who said no
00:26:35.700 was 70. No way. Yeah. I couldn't even believe it. 80% of Canadians were vaccinated. I believe a good
00:26:44.580 percentage of that percentage were forced into it because of their jobs. They had no choice. And
00:26:49.820 I've talked to a lot of vaccine injured people who have told me that as well. I had no choice.
00:26:55.220 i had to if i wanted to keep working keep my house feed my kids i had to get the shot
00:26:59.140 but 70 in this particular survey said no i don't regret it at all now again i mean the survey is
00:27:06.440 a thousand people i'm not exactly sure where they were getting their samples from it could
00:27:10.480 have been metro toronto everybody there was happy to have the needle but i don't know exactly where
00:27:16.520 it came from now if they try and and this is what i worried about if they try and do this again
00:27:23.580 with this vaccine that that you're talking about these vaccines that are already in the pipe
00:27:29.160 and people are just going to go ahead well you know what i'm fine now from the other one so i
00:27:33.300 don't mind taking this one do you think that the mentality of people has changed have we been
00:27:40.660 somewhat successful in reaching people i mean in america i absolutely i think people i don't know
00:27:47.760 i forget what the percentages of people are that regret getting the coveted shots but it's
00:27:53.520 it it's uh it's more than 30 percent i mean they're there and and it's something like 54 or
00:27:59.440 60 percent of americans believe they know someone who died from getting a coveted shot in america
00:28:05.440 so that's that's a large percentage i i think what the the challenge so with the what's going
00:28:11.440 on i think with the flu vaccine why they may get away with duping people and manipulating them
00:28:16.080 again is because one, they're going to claim there's no mRNA technology in there. I don't
00:28:21.820 trust them. And two, as Dr. Jerry Weir said on October 10th, without receiving, oh, this is the
00:28:28.780 kicker. He said, they're going to, they're going to find the efficacy, safety, and immunogenicity
00:28:32.900 data, how your immune system responds, whether or not it's life-threatening. They'll find that out
00:28:37.000 after they grant full FDA approval. So they're not going to get any animal data or human data
00:28:42.620 prior to giving full FDA approval. So they're just going to say, hey, this, these are fully FDA
00:28:47.160 approved, just like every other fully FDA approved flu vaccine. It's like the egg based vaccines.
00:28:52.220 These are totally safe, fully FDA approved. And they know they don't, that they're, they're going
00:28:57.720 to know that they don't know if they're safe or if they're life threatening, but they're going to
00:29:00.860 tell people that they have full FDA approval. And when asked, when Jerry Ayers asked, why not get
00:29:05.800 the emergency use authorization? He said, well, I think it's important to the American people
00:29:09.220 that they get a fully FDA-approved product.
00:29:11.820 So they're just going to violate all the laws of the vaccine laws
00:29:16.220 and the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act,
00:29:18.520 and they're just going to provide full FDA approval of a biological agent
00:29:22.820 without having any animal or human data.
00:29:25.900 Our guest is Karen Kingston, biotech analyst, whistleblower,
00:29:30.000 author of the Kingston Report.
00:29:31.920 You can find that at karenkingston.substack.com.
00:29:34.860 Do you think that Donald Trump is going to see this for what it is
00:29:38.080 because of RFK Jr. and all of the other people in his circle?
00:29:42.420 And is there a way for him to stop it, or is it already rolling?
00:29:45.860 Is he part of it?
00:29:46.860 What are your thoughts on all of that?
00:29:49.160 I think RFK Jr. is a very important leader in the Trump administration,
00:29:58.220 if not the most important leader in protecting the children of America
00:30:06.080 and children around the world at this point.
00:30:08.080 Uh, he, you know, he is, he is fearless, you know, but wise and how he's moving forward. Uh, I do think that they are going to do everything in their, their power to, um, to not allow the flu vaccines to be put out, uh, to the, to the American people in the global population.
00:30:28.820 But I think more importantly, the wild card is the culling of our livestock and our food supply.
00:30:34.940 Right. So that's where I think there's going to be some more focus.
00:30:38.400 But our R.K. Jr. went on the record. He went on with Patrick Bet David like two weeks ago.
00:30:43.580 And he said, not in a million years would I take the flu vaccine. And here's why.
00:30:46.940 So he's already getting ahead of that narrative.
00:30:50.020 The question is, you know, how do we rein in the U.S. Department of Agriculture?
00:30:55.120 How do we rein in gruesome Newsom? Right. Who's ready to start to, you know, cutting, you know, depleting our supply of dairy cows.
00:31:05.020 Like he's all set to do that now for the country. And he is violating the law.
00:31:09.760 Everything Newsom is doing is unlawful. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has no right to to be testing and never mind seizing or euthanizing the property of these ranchers.
00:31:21.260 uh so hopefully there'll be interventions coming from i don't know aaron seary uh del big tree
00:31:28.280 hopefully sooner than later in regards to proactive actions to shut this down in california and then
00:31:33.640 and then nationally but i do have i have hope and faith let's just yeah me too i i'm thinking when
00:31:40.120 you talk about food shortage here well what comes from a cow we're talking about milk we're talking
00:31:44.080 about beef and anything dairy i mean cheese whatever you can butter everything comes from
00:31:49.820 a cow so if they call it we were talking about 50 percent of the cattle population is that even
00:31:55.980 no no 20 about no 20 percent of the milk supply comes from california but what what they're going
00:32:01.360 to claim is that if there was contaminated milk i can't i mean i can't i don't know why it just
00:32:06.560 it's so absurd it's comical it's but it's crazy but you know there's contaminated milk and eggs
00:32:12.640 in a store they're going to be like or if there was contaminated milk used in some ice cream or
00:32:18.480 used in, I don't know, frozen mashed potatoes, they're going to recall all of that food,
00:32:25.940 right? It's not just going to be the milk. So that's why right now in America, you're seeing
00:32:30.740 tens of millions of pounds of frozen foods being recalled for alleged listeria contamination or
00:32:36.640 salmonella contamination, even though nobody's getting sick from these contaminations, which,
00:32:41.720 by the way, is in violation of the Food Safety Modernization Act, which was passed in 2012.
00:32:46.320 They can only start an investigation and recall if someone becomes severely ill or dies from food poisoning.
00:32:52.160 They're doing this proactively. And that's actually inviolate.
00:32:55.660 And so they're taking they're seizing the property of these companies, of these corporations.
00:33:01.300 And it's against the law. It's unlawful.
00:33:04.180 And so they get a food shortage going and they bring in the vaccines.
00:33:08.200 What I'm going to add, this is only speculation you can answer or not, because I know that you come from a place of fact.
00:33:15.180 but what are they going to replace the beef with i mean or are we just going to have to starve
00:33:20.480 lab grown you know the lab the lab grown meat lab grown meat or maybe cricket protein powder
00:33:27.580 oh and crickets oh yeah no i mean i kind of i mean i want to i almost i feel like i should get a
00:33:32.600 like my t-shirts now for no crickets 2025 like you know save the cows right like yeah you know
00:33:40.620 i mean this was going to be a dicked up here somebody was saying you know how you know chicken
00:33:44.700 what's that chicken um the chicken the not in and out the other one where people the christian
00:33:49.980 chicken store christian chicken store the chicken it's here it's like it's a it's a fast food place
00:33:56.460 chick-fil-a chick-fil-a says like it's like it's like the chicken saying eat more cows you know
00:34:01.180 what i mean like you know i i don't know we got to do like an anti a cricket one too it's like
00:34:07.580 the crickets are like eat more cows you're gonna have like the crickets being like eat more
00:34:10.400 chickens you know because the chickens eat the crickets we had one of the largest cricket
00:34:18.520 production plants up here in canada up until the last few months and i think the trudeau government
00:34:24.060 dumped hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars into this thing as an investment
00:34:28.340 and then they culled their workforce by two-thirds or three-quarters or something like that because
00:34:34.720 there was no demand for their, their cricket protein powder. Yeah, maybe, maybe there's going
00:34:42.440 to be a big, big resurgence in that kind of, do you think people are actually going to go for
00:34:47.880 this nonsense with the fake lab grown meats and the crickets? I mean, what is the breaking point
00:34:53.600 of the population of our countries here? Well, I think they're going to lie. They're just not
00:34:58.220 going to disclose the information. I mean, I will say this about the Trump administration. I am
00:35:02.900 worried about doge i am worried about the department of government reduction or what is it
00:35:09.440 the department of government efficiency efficiency right so this is vivic ramaswamy and and uh elon
00:35:16.320 musk why are you worried about it everybody seems so excited well what is what elon musk what did
00:35:20.960 he what was the first law he wants to get repealed he put out on december 13th so in the united
00:35:26.480 states you get huge tax credits for electronic vehicles you know especially early on because
00:35:31.420 the claim was they're better for the environment. And two, right, they're safer. Human drivers are
00:35:36.780 not as safe as self-driving vehicles, right? So there are laws passed at the federal level
00:35:44.720 and state level that say, okay, every year we're going to do an annual report on car crashes and
00:35:49.340 look at what vehicles are electronic vehicles and self-driving versus what are human, because
00:35:54.960 you're getting that tax deduction because you're saying the AI in the electronic vehicles is safer
00:36:00.420 than humans leon musk said well that's discriminatory discriminatory towards his vehicles
00:36:04.380 and the ai so he wants that repealed i don't like that donald trump has been handling elon with kid
00:36:11.820 gloves every time they've appeared together you know donald doesn't like the electric vehicles
00:36:16.500 i don't think but whenever elons are out well you know we like yours though that kind of a thing
00:36:20.920 right and um i'm i'm more worried to be honest that trump is still taking credit for that operation
00:36:28.040 warp speed thing from a few years ago and it was a great miracle of modern science they were able
00:36:33.420 to create these things so quickly i wouldn't worry about that i've read that so on december 4th
00:36:40.020 congress put out this uh this is only a third of it a 560 page congressional report so i read about
00:36:46.320 two-thirds of it and everyone went nuts right because um this is what i do for fun instead of
00:36:53.380 reading vogue right i know i know i know you guys understand that karen is one of these people who
00:36:59.020 can read a 1500 page document in about oh i don't know an hour and find all the pertinent information
00:37:04.220 required to tell us whether it's good or not that's what she did for for all these years and
00:37:08.820 still does apparently so so it says here bullet three i'm going to read verbatim this is what
00:37:15.020 everyone just freaked out about operation warp speed was a tremendous success and a model to
00:37:20.440 build upon in the future. The vaccines, which are now probably better characterized as therapeutics,
00:37:26.440 undoubtedly save millions of lives by diminishing likelihood of severe disease and death.
00:37:30.500 Okay, so everyone frees on. Two things. So there's about 20 pages that I got to within this section
00:37:36.960 that talks about the vaccines, and it doesn't even remotely reflect that bullet point. So it says
00:37:43.520 that there are, they said unintended consequences, which they're not going to come out and say Trump
00:37:50.000 launched a bioweapon on the world. That's just not going to happen. But they said there were
00:37:54.140 unintended consequences. They've already, when I read through, I can read between the lines.
00:37:58.440 They've already audited the database in the United States government called BEST that has over 300
00:38:03.660 million lives, Center for Medicaid, Medicaid Services, Vaccine Safety Data Link, VAERS,
00:38:09.260 and V-Safe. They've already done the audits. Now they're going to pretend they have to do the
00:38:13.800 audits, but they're going to show that these vaccines cause disease, injuries, and death
00:38:18.720 in the American people.
00:38:20.140 They also point out that it was Pfizer's responsibility.
00:38:23.420 If anyone called in with a serious adverse event or death,
00:38:25.920 they had to immediately report that to the U.S. government
00:38:28.240 and they never did.
00:38:29.620 Now, the fact that they say here and in other sections
00:38:32.640 that they're probably better characterized as therapeutics,
00:38:35.760 what does that mean, Shadow?
00:38:37.220 They're not vaccines.
00:38:38.540 They don't have the vaccine immunity, right?
00:38:41.100 So they're really, I do believe the shots will be pulled
00:38:43.600 within 100 days.
00:38:45.220 RFK Jr. can pull them for lack of efficacy
00:38:47.500 the day he's in power and say, we're going to now do an audit because we know they don't work.
00:38:52.680 It says in Pfizer's own package insert, they don't work. Everyone admits they don't work.
00:38:57.060 You know, Pfizer's package insert shows that 75% of people that got fully vaccinated and boosted
00:39:03.860 had tested positive for SARS-CoV-2. I mean, that's obscene. Like I said, I'm going to bring
00:39:11.200 this up so it actually hits home. I worked on Viagra. If you gave men a pill for erectile
00:39:16.960 dysfunction and said you're not going to have erectile dysfunction then 75 percent get erectile
00:39:22.500 dysfunction there would be hell to pay for that pill okay i'm good what what time is it
00:39:30.060 no no it's 8 33 i want to use that for a clip on the show i'll put it up on the reels in a couple
00:39:36.660 of hours no there would be using this prevents erectile dysfunction did 75 percent of men come
00:39:42.020 down with it yeah there would be hell to pay you're right but i still worry because trump is
00:39:47.840 taking still taking credit for these vaccines he has never come out and said you know they were bad
00:39:52.400 he has come out and said they never should have been mandatory but no no he said in several
00:39:58.280 interviews he said you know there's data on these vaccines that pfizer has and other agencies have
00:40:04.840 and he goes and it is the right for the american people to know um to be informed about this data
00:40:11.900 um and he's like an i trust rfk junior to bring that data to light and he then he goes oh but i
00:40:18.820 think i did a very good job right so he has to you know he has to i mean what do you expect from
00:40:23.660 his i mean we're gonna expect him to have a whole new personality and as he the man ever apologized
00:40:29.080 for anything i think he was asked in an interview once do you is there anything in your life you
00:40:32.980 regret and he's like no nothing yeah what politician even or billionaire would ever
00:40:39.640 apologize for anything they ever did uh what is the significance of general igor hirilov i mean
00:40:46.020 aside from the fact that he was exploded yesterday yeah he came out was it about a year ago maybe a
00:40:54.500 year and a half ago with a warning about it wasn't a warning so in 2022 it actually goes back two
00:41:02.740 years in 2022 um russia went to war with uh oh not russia didn't go to when did the ukraine war
00:41:09.100 start it was december 2022 i believe right no it was a little earlier than i think it was just after
00:41:14.140 the convoy so maybe march april 2022 something like it's almost three years coming up oh is it
00:41:19.660 okay i thought it was the end of 2022 um any anyway what happened was he had um
00:41:27.180 lieutenant general kirioff had evidence that there was 25 to 30 u.s government-backed
00:41:34.220 bioweapons labs in the Ukraine who had sister labs in China, and they were releasing bioweapons
00:41:42.060 into Russia. For example, there were ticks showing up, you know, in the Russian border 0.90
00:41:47.420 that were presenting with various diseases that were from South Africa. The ticks were not
00:41:54.460 native to that region. So they were using the insect biowarfare, which Kiryov talks about a
00:42:00.540 lot and he shows the mosquito bioweapon patent that the u.s government has to use mosquitoes
00:42:05.440 i've got that video it's three minutes long but i'd rather have you explain it garen and the
00:42:10.220 reason for that is because he obviously speaks all in russian we do have subtitles on it but it's
00:42:15.580 it's difficult for people to see if they're watching on a smaller screen here but yeah he
00:42:20.260 talks about all of these this isn't this something that tulsi gabbard talked about and was labeled
00:42:25.080 and victoria newland confessed it in front of mark rubio in front of the senate right when
00:42:30.520 me goes, are there, do we have U.S. biolabs in the Ukraine? She's like, well, yes, we do.
00:42:35.040 And she's like, we need to make sure that Russia doesn't get into them because they might use the
00:42:40.280 bioweapons on the Ukrainians. And they say, well, are the Ukrainians and NATO using the
00:42:44.380 bioweapons on Russia? So anyway, Kiryov petitioned the United Nations, and they have a biodefense 0.61
00:42:50.800 division or bioweapons division multiple times. And he got the typical U.S. government kind of
00:42:58.440 Kamala Harris response, which was there, no, we don't have bioweapons labs. And technically under
00:43:04.620 the biological weapons convention and the international treaty, we can develop biological
00:43:10.840 agents that can cause disease, disabilities, and death in human beings, as long as we don't use
00:43:16.020 them as bioweapons. I mean, it was a ridiculous answer. And so then they, you know, they didn't, 0.88
00:43:23.480 they didn't shut down the labs. And the other thing Kirioff exposed, which this is now not a
00:43:28.120 lot to be talked about, so I hope I don't get you into too much trouble, was he exposed that
00:43:32.060 the bioweapons labs in the Ukraine were originally started, initiated through funds
00:43:37.920 when Barack Obama was senator. And then under his presidency, they were really fully funded
00:43:43.980 and took off. And Secretary of State at the time, Hillary Clinton, coordinated the dual use
00:43:50.020 for the bioweapons saying, okay, even though these are bioweapons, she was saying that they had
00:43:55.300 peaceful applications, which they don't. Vice President Biden put Hunter Biden in there too,
00:44:01.080 to kind of set up some money laundering schemes and metabiota. So Kiryov exposed all of this
00:44:07.540 information to the globe. And another thing that he did too, is he does cite my work, which is not,
00:44:14.420 I mean, it was accurate, but it would have been great if a U.S. senator cited my work saying that Pfizer produced their COVID-19 mRNA injections to create the diseases that they have a pipeline of prescription products for, you know, and specifically those products are funded by the U.S. government.
00:44:31.440 I often give the example of Vindikil, which is a $225,000 a year treatment for an amyloid protein myocarditis that's caused by the shots.
00:44:40.080 And there's many others. And then he also cites 18 U.S.C. 175, saying these are bioweapons because they don't prevent infection.
00:44:46.680 They don't protect against disease, hospitalization or death. And they weren't done under bona fide research.
00:44:51.240 So they actually meet the definition of bioweapons. And I think, you know, he's been exposing this over a period of two years.
00:44:58.860 And I think his assassination, it was a it was a message.
00:45:03.980 Now, people are claiming and the Russian media did a did a 180 today to blaming the Ukraine.
00:45:10.660 So yesterday, Russia was saying, we think this is the deep state Democratic leaders in the United States.
00:45:16.560 And then today they said, oh, no, it was the Ukraine for sure.
00:45:19.140 Um, but what, uh, some people, and I was on a show today too, when I was talking about
00:45:25.580 the, what Kirov, um, exposed and the person on prior to me, the, uh, geopolitical experts,
00:45:33.380 when he was asked by the host, why do you think Kirov was assassinated? He goes, I don't know,
00:45:38.140 but it definitely wasn't because he exposed the U S bioweapons labs. That has nothing to do with
00:45:42.780 assassination i was like i respectfully disagree with that um but but they're saying why he thought
00:45:50.500 why kirioff was killed or is just a fluke uh no he just said it definitely wasn't because of the
00:45:56.460 u.s vial vial labs that's you know somebody says it's definitely not that he's like you know when
00:46:02.980 a football player collapsed on the field you know just random three years ago after all the vaccines
00:46:08.460 came out and and the commentator comes on well we don't know what caused it but we do know it
00:46:13.120 wasn't the vaccine a minute after the kid collapses right like how could you even know that and yet
00:46:18.540 that's the length they were going to the mockingbird media and it's amazing to me i can
00:46:24.480 explain why that happened with the nfl too that wasn't one of my recent some of my political or
00:46:29.420 governmental so what are you waiting for okay so no yeah this is actually kind of this is kind of
00:46:34.460 So when I worked on the Viagra account, we we were the so believe it or not, the only I'm trying to think, what was the only sport that was being sponsored at that time?
00:46:46.100 It wasn't the NFL. We went into NASCAR. Right.
00:46:49.320 So that was a huge thing. So we had our driver and everything.
00:46:53.400 And then we expanded into baseball and football and everything.
00:46:57.540 Believe it or not, NASCAR at the time was the number one U.S. sport and had the greatest return on investment.
00:47:02.520 so because once once the pharma companies start paying for all the we don't only pay for ad spaces
00:47:09.740 when you're watching the football games you'll see or baseball game you'll you'll see like along
00:47:15.620 the um you know in the stands you'll just see a Pfizer logo out of nowhere you'll see if you're
00:47:21.240 watching a baseball game you'll see the Viagra logo behind home plate right so we pay for all
00:47:26.080 of that so we make sure that the commentators don't say anything negative about any of our
00:47:30.860 products so that's how that happens let me ask you how if it wasn't sponsored if they didn't
00:47:36.200 sponsor the nfl i bet my bottom dollar right if they weren't getting 10 million dollars from
00:47:41.480 pfizer or whatever it is 50 million dollars from pfizer someone would have said huh i wonder if it
00:47:46.340 was the vaccines but they can't say that because that's where that's where their paychecks are
00:47:50.040 coming from but they went too far the other way i know it wasn't the vaccine
00:47:53.680 do you know i mean i know you didn't work in this area in the advertising area
00:48:01.140 with pfizer but do you have any idea how much money they do spend on advertising i mean
00:48:06.160 we're talking about no i do work in advertising that's where i started off
00:48:09.160 oh okay from sales to marketing and then communications and everything so yeah no um
00:48:16.260 so i can tell you uh i think it yeah they used to be i used to have it used to be um
00:48:22.260 public information but it was a viagra's budget was 100 million in 1997 and i've seen budgets
00:48:30.020 up to like a quarter billion dollars for certain brands i the covet shots were well over a billion
00:48:36.220 dollars uh for marketing um and how much did they make i mean never mind moderna let's just talk
00:48:42.980 about pfizer for a second i'm sure this is the one you're most familiar with how much money did
00:48:48.300 they make again when this this bioweapon first came out like over two years they did they did
00:48:55.040 over a hundred billion dollars over two years in revenue a hundred billion dollars yeah just just
00:49:02.780 for the shots now keep in mind 2019 and prior pfizer's annual revenues were about 45 billion
00:49:09.080 dollars so they did as much revenue from one brand and one year they did 67 billion dollars so they
00:49:15.180 did more revenue with just the shots than they had historically ever done in over 100 years
00:49:20.360 since their existence for all their brands combined. So a blockbuster used to be considered
00:49:25.200 a billion dollar brand. And then maybe it went up to a 2 billion or $8 billion brand. And we had
00:49:29.980 Lipitor, which I think hit 16 billion or something like that. But that took a period of years. But
00:49:34.860 out of the gates, a billion dollars was a blockbuster. And now you're talking out of the
00:49:38.240 gates, you have over $50 billion. So these were not this changed the industry, the COVID-19
00:49:45.120 pandemic it changed the expectation for financial return on investment obviously but it can't ever
00:49:52.240 get back to that level again unless they do it again they don't they don't need to shadow though
00:49:59.340 because they got this huge revenue influx from the global contracts for this and then their shots
00:50:05.540 you know so pfizer had vindicill which is 225 000 for a rare form of myocarditis i think 8 000
00:50:11.700 people in America had it. Now maybe 100 million people have it, right? So then they also bought
00:50:17.360 mefembery, which was for irregular bleeding for women. Again, now that market is a trillion
00:50:24.140 dollar market. They also have a product for demyelinating disease, which is eating away of
00:50:28.760 your nerve cells. Very rare disease. Now maybe 100 million people in America have it, maybe 500
00:50:34.360 million people worldwide instead of less than a million worldwide. So they have a portfolio now.
00:50:41.700 Now, do they just fluke these things out when they're mixing chemicals around or are they dead set?
00:50:48.100 We're going to create the virus and then we're going to create the cure.
00:50:50.920 Or do they already have the cure or the vaccine before they have the virus or is it simultaneously?
00:50:57.440 How do they do that?
00:50:58.660 Trial and error.
00:50:59.740 Are we talking about viruses again?
00:51:01.460 And if they.
00:51:04.160 We're talking about the sickness and the cure, right?
00:51:07.220 Like create the sickness and you've got the cure right there.
00:51:09.800 Well, I think they create, for the vaccines, they create the facade of a sickness.
00:51:15.560 They create the facade that humans are producing chicken DNA in their body or bat DNA. 0.65
00:51:21.520 And then they inject them with the sickness. 0.93
00:51:25.200 And that sickness is programmed to produce different sicknesses.
00:51:29.960 And that's why we've seen such a wide array of so-called side effects from all of these things,
00:51:37.140 whether it's myocarditis, pericarditis, whether it's facial paralysis, whether it's loss of
00:51:43.780 hearing, whether it's, you know, what do they call it? Brain fog. That's, I just had it.
00:51:49.260 You know what I would say? These are the effects. And I would, I mean, I'd recommend people check
00:51:53.200 out my, my sub stack. I really should post it up again. So the, the title slides for the COVID-19
00:52:00.020 vaccine should be the same title slides that you have to go down to, to something around the H5N1
00:52:05.960 should be the same title slides oh wait a minute wait a minute you just put this one up a couple 0.62
00:52:10.300 of hours ago it looks like your russia prepares to embrace china's new world leader protects 0.60
00:52:14.420 oh no yeah they've already they're already capitulating to china as the new world uh
00:52:21.000 leader but if you keep going down this is um oh yeah it should be on here click on um will the
00:52:29.720 2025 flu vaccines contain disease x probably all right so i think it's is this what disease x is
00:52:36.280 do you think is this the bird flu h5n1 is that what disease x is because somebody was saying
00:52:41.060 it was simply malaria the other day no no it's malaria no what what dr hotez was explaining is 0.99
00:52:48.020 they're going to unleash many different biosynthetic pathogens from marburg to dengy
00:52:52.720 to disease x which is a flu-like disease keep going down this was just this was mccullough
00:53:00.560 posting uh you can just click continue reading i think and then just keep going down i hope i put
00:53:06.300 i hope i put it up in here um he works for uh dr peter mccullough i think um
00:53:15.600 pandemic viruses don't jump from animals to you hey this is where i saw it that's where i went
00:53:22.320 hey i read this it was on your sub stack so this is from this is from the congressional report 0.73
00:53:27.600 that's ccp propaganda so just keep going down i just want to point out um the report states that
00:53:35.620 right here uh if you go just i don't have the right i don't have the slide i wanted to show
00:53:40.120 but if you just go up a little bit, it says right here that the WHO report that was put together by
00:53:46.440 the CCP and the WHO on COVID-19 says there was four hypotheses. The virus jumped directly from
00:53:51.260 animal to human. It spread via some intermediate animal that was never identified. It was transmitted
00:53:57.140 via the food chain, especially frozen products. So I didn't know that that was one of the theories
00:54:00.900 in China or it came from a lab. And this was concluded via show of hands that it came from a
00:54:08.220 lab in a room with Chinese counterparts, many of whom directly work for the CCP, that had already
00:54:14.520 ruled out the lab accident and suggested the pandemic started somewhere outside of China.
00:54:19.700 The theory that the virus came from a lab was voted as extremely unlikely and wasn't recommended
00:54:23.460 for further research. So the way they determined that it didn't come from a lab was you're in a
00:54:28.400 room with members of the CCP and the People's Liberation Army, and then there's like one person
00:54:37.060 from russia one person from america one person from the uk and like here are people that literally
00:54:42.460 could take your life and they're going this did not come from a lab do you agree everyone raise
00:54:47.040 your hands if you agree that's exactly how they decided it didn't come from a lab
00:54:51.440 no pressure there no pressure there i just want to be clear the scientific method
00:54:59.160 you know was i mean i think they call it the don corleone method this that's how that's how
00:55:05.740 they determined this did not come from a laugh that's in the congressional report i'm gonna make
00:55:11.480 him an offer he can't refuse oh my god that's crazy talk china so again we're extrapolating here
00:55:21.460 yeah sorry no that's fine i i love this by the way i and i was just going through it today i 0.98
00:55:28.380 hadn't been i'll be honest hadn't been through it in a couple of weeks and so i thought oh what
00:55:31.460 and I saw you were you've been writing a lot the last couple of weeks and I went holy crap I've got
00:55:38.300 a lot to catch up on here there must be a lot going on and to me that wasn't good news
00:55:43.400 you've got a lot to say I go oh no because there's something coming so if it if it works out for them
00:55:54.480 that they're able to roll this thing out in january what do you recommend for us to do
00:56:02.020 because they're going to try and hit us with all the same mandates and restrictions
00:56:06.180 they're going to in canada they're already they already they culled 45 000 chickens in british
00:56:12.880 columbia i covered that a couple weeks ago oh you know they've also got big huge uh graves dug
00:56:20.460 across the prairies where i am manitoba saskatchewan alberta they've already dug these
00:56:25.600 things i mean this was reported to me a year ago massive huge holes in the ground where they can
00:56:31.580 dump these carcasses and i thought that's going a little bit far yeah i guess it's not this is
00:56:39.540 where most of the cattle are in terms of beef this is where it is in alberta saskatchewan
00:56:45.520 manitoba mostly alberta and you got the dairies out in ontario and quebec yeah i i mean i in
00:56:52.320 america like for example at newsom is doing um attorneys need to get on this now and start
00:56:57.240 filing injunctions to just to stop the testing and then and not go any further because as they
00:57:03.820 explained on the october 10th meeting the pathogens were in the inter-pandemic phase so when
00:57:09.020 if they're going to try to vaccinate these dairy cow workers they're going to vaccinate them with
00:57:13.020 the inter-pandemic vaccines, which are going to have three or four different pathogens in them,
00:57:17.860 then the dairy cow workers are going to become sick. And they're going to say, well, that's
00:57:20.820 because we didn't have a vaccine against H5N1. We're not going to have that for three months.
00:57:25.820 So they're going to start creating, just like they did with COVID, these disease-causing vaccines,
00:57:30.620 and they may be shedding involved as well. So that's how they're going to create this
00:57:34.820 catastrophe. So again, in America, I think attorneys need to get ahead of this. And I
00:57:42.720 I think attorney generals from even other states need to get ahead of this
00:57:45.780 and file an injunction and just stop this nonsense right now
00:57:49.240 for the H5N1 pandemic.
00:57:51.900 Well, I mean, at least you've got some resistance going on down there
00:57:55.120 in the United States up here.
00:57:56.800 I mean, people are still, yeah, I'll have another shot.
00:57:59.240 Sure, I'm on number eight right now or whatever number it is.
00:58:03.120 I'm surprised because I texted it to you.
00:58:06.460 When the young teenager got sick in, is it British Columbia or Ottawa?
00:58:11.840 i don't remember british columbia it's here yeah um they they euthanized the family dog
00:58:19.100 so i mean is that i mean is that a line that the canadians are gonna say no you can't kill
00:58:22.920 our family dog you know what that's a very good question like you think what is the line
00:58:32.460 that people are gonna and what what's the the famous thing like you see an animal get killed
00:58:38.900 in a movie or something people freak out but you see a regular person getting killed in a movie and
00:58:43.660 it's no big deal that's true yeah they have like i remember during gladiator when the horses remember
00:58:49.600 the movie gladiator and like some there's concern whether or not the horses got injured and meanwhile
00:58:54.920 they're you know who knows what happened how many men broke their faces and legs and bled and like
00:59:00.700 the disclaimer at the end of the movie said no animals were harmed in the making of this film
00:59:07.160 right like people oh thank god that wasn't real so that's a very good question will people say
00:59:13.020 no you're not coming in here and killing my dog i'm sorry but that's where i draw the line is
00:59:18.320 that the line wow and you know i looked around um because this was the last two weeks of november
00:59:26.680 this was kind of big in all of the left-wing corporate media this kid was in critical condition
00:59:31.280 and i i don't know if he died or not i don't know what happened i went looking did the kid die with 0.99
00:59:38.700 the h5n1 we we know he was really sick but we i can't find if he died or not well i mean again
00:59:45.480 did he have h5n1 i mean again that they're just saying that he tested positive for dna that's in
00:59:50.640 a bird is that right here as a canadian teen remains in critical care with an h5n1 avion flu
00:59:56.340 infection in a bc hospital health investigators said today that and this is where they say well
01:00:01.100 you don't know what the source was and and then they said maybe it was geese but they killed the
01:00:06.500 dog what are they doing i said i said you remember it was originally on the canadian government
01:00:12.640 website but then i i think they took that paragraph out but it's still in the ai algorithm
01:00:16.940 where they explained that they euthanized the dog so they couldn't figure out what the what
01:00:21.420 what the boy was exposed to so they thought okay well maybe the dog was running with some geese
01:00:26.400 i guess right uh and they euthanized the dog to test it and the dog tested uh uh negative for h5n1
01:00:33.280 but they killed him and and of course you've already pointed out that this doesn't jump
01:00:38.280 from animal to human anyway so it's it's all a big scam and they killed the dog for nothing and
01:00:44.480 we don't even know if what this kid had was was real we don't even know if he died we don't even
01:00:49.520 know if the kid was real because they never named him because he's a kid wow that's i mean that's
01:00:57.560 the thing is is are people really going to fall for this stuff again and i think uh i hope they
01:01:03.980 don't and i hope you know i i just i i hope people are starting to develop some trusted sources i
01:01:12.120 hope people are starting to be inspired to start taking courageous action to not continue to submit
01:01:18.840 to this i am very alarmed though shadow that you said 70 of canadians are just fine and dandy that
01:01:25.540 they they got their covid shots to me they're okay with it you know and and 80 got vaccinated
01:01:31.580 you know what's funny as i'm looking through the comments right now i'm we got to know our
01:01:37.420 chief medical officers very well in every province up here everybody knew the name and we'd never
01:01:42.740 heard of these people before like here in manitoba was brent rusin you know in uh bc it was bonnie 0.90
01:01:48.000 henry i think she was probably the most infamous one across the country that woman because she had
01:01:53.660 the the restrictions on for the longest and i do believe that there are still some restrictions in
01:01:58.520 place people who have been injured by this uh by the shot can't receive medical attention and in
01:02:04.760 the comments they're going if bonnie henry had anything to do with it then we know it's a lie
01:02:09.860 so isn't it amazing how so many people became so familiar with such obscure characters within
01:02:17.760 governments that we didn't know they existed before yeah now here they are as superstars
01:02:23.440 like dr fauci who's the next fauci coming up is there any clue do we know the head of the nia id
01:02:30.320 actually i don't know who they were nominating for that or are they going to bring him out of
01:02:34.080 retirement for this one but is it batacharya is going to be the head of the nih and so i don't
01:02:39.120 know who's going to report into him well jay batacharya is not going to fall for this nonsense
01:02:43.520 Oh, no, no. And RFK Jr. is the head of HHS. So, I mean, he oversees all of them, the FDA and everything. And then I forgot who's going to be the head of the FDA. Or is that going to be? No, Bhattacharya, I believe, is the NIH.
01:02:56.460 So, but I can tell you, the head of the FDA stepped down or he announced he's stepping down, Califf, Robert Califf.
01:03:02.720 And then the second guy in line announced today he's not going to stick around for the Trump administration.
01:03:07.460 So they're jumping. They're all jumping ship.
01:03:11.100 They're not. No, I don't I don't think there's going to be many people left with the FDA and NIH.
01:03:17.200 So quickly, before before we wrap it up here, Karen, do you know anything about that bill, that omnibus bill?
01:03:22.540 they're trying to ram through congress in the last couple of days people are freaking out about it i
01:03:26.660 i kind of it's a 1500 pager and i thought if any if i could ask anybody well all i know is it is um
01:03:35.720 is uh that trump is is very much against it so if you know i don't know what's gonna if they're
01:03:42.780 gonna try to get that sign into law before he takes office i i don't know i think that's what
01:03:47.080 the plan is, but yeah, people are looking to oust Mike Johnson and yeah, they're, they're very much
01:03:53.040 against the bill. But back to your first question, you know, does Trudeau know something? I mean,
01:03:58.640 I think, I think that's related to the, actually, I do think that's related to the assassination of
01:04:02.520 Lieutenant Jerry Kilroff, who's the head of the nuclear chemical and biodefense department
01:04:07.760 within the Russian military. So there's, to me, that was a, to me, that was a signal, you know,
01:04:16.060 that I don't, again, it absolutely
01:04:18.440 wasn't the deep state, according to everyone
01:04:20.480 now. It just, it wasn't, it wasn't the
01:04:22.460 deep state. Yeah.
01:04:23.980 You know it wasn't him. It could have been
01:04:26.220 It wasn't the intelligence agency.
01:04:28.080 It wasn't an intelligence agency. It was
01:04:29.880 the Ukrainians, but 0.98
01:04:31.140 I think it's, I think it's 0.99
01:04:34.240 nonsense because there is a general above him
01:04:36.080 that's in charge of the nuclear weapons, so it's like
01:04:38.000 why would you, you know, it wasn't because of the nuclear threat.
01:04:40.200 Why would you take out the guy who does the cleanup
01:04:42.020 from a nuclear fallout? You would take out
01:04:44.140 the guy who pushes the button.
01:04:46.060 Right. And, and so I think it was, Hey, I think it was kind of to scare people.
01:04:51.240 You start, you start trying to mess with our next pandemic.
01:04:54.320 We're coming for you. So.
01:04:56.600 All right. Follow her and on Substack, Karen Kingston.substack.com.
01:05:01.520 It's the Kingston report. Thank you, Karen, for coming on the show tonight.
01:05:04.740 We really appreciate you taking the time and we're all going to go follow you on
01:05:08.720 Substack and read the latest stuff. Thank you again.
01:05:11.540 Thank you. Take care. All right. Good night. Karen Kingston, everybody.
01:05:15.320 i love having her on the show so knowledgeable and and so very frightening all right speaking
01:05:22.000 of justin trudeau there was a liberal christmas party last night in ottawa and all of the mp
01:05:29.660 showed up even christia freeland and when christia freeland got there of course we all know what
01:05:33.540 happened to christia freeland on monday well i guess not what happened to her she was asked to
01:05:38.780 to leave her position as finance minister by Trudeau on Friday via Zoom, we understand,
01:05:46.400 because Justin Trudeau is oh so very full of class. And Freeland took the weekend to think
01:05:52.380 about it. She wrote the letter to Justin Trudeau that we talked about on Monday. And then she also
01:05:57.940 put it on on X so everybody could see. Since then, the liberal government has been in freefall. But
01:06:03.820 yesterday was the final day of the House of Commons. You would think for this sitting,
01:06:08.780 They come back on January 27th, and who knows what's going to happen then.
01:06:13.220 But after all this turmoil in the past couple of days, you would think that Justin Trudeau might be a little bit frazzled or maybe, you know, be a little bit more, sorry, less tone deaf when it comes to talking to his own party members, his own MPs.
01:06:29.620 because we understand that there's 80 of them, 80, which is more than half of the 153 seat
01:06:37.020 liberal caucus who want to see him gone. You would think he would be a little bit more conciliatory,
01:06:43.080 but this is what he said to his MPs and all of the office bureaucrats and party staffers
01:06:51.400 at the Christmas party last night. It has been an eventful couple of days. It hasn't been easy.
01:06:58.500 And that's why I'm so happy to see you guys.
01:07:05.240 You know, it's hard not to feel happy when we're like this, among liberals, among family.
01:07:12.680 Because that's what we really are, a big family.
01:07:17.300 Now, like most families, sometimes we have fights around the holidays.
01:07:23.100 But of course, like most families, we find our way through it.
01:07:32.100 You know, I love this country, I deeply love this party, I love you guys, and love is what
01:07:45.100 families are all about.
01:07:50.100 He shows absolutely zero empathy, zero concern for other people's concerns.
01:08:00.700 Nothing.
01:08:02.380 Will he continue on as prime minister?
01:08:04.640 Who knows?
01:08:05.220 What could happen?
01:08:06.320 All right, so now we've got the Christmas break and three weeks of January before they come back.
01:08:10.980 Could Trudeau prorogue parliament until they don't come back until maybe February or even early March with a brand new cabinet?
01:08:17.580 Yeah, sure he could.
01:08:18.240 that means no confidence vote that means he's still the prime minister could he just resign
01:08:25.760 takes time to reflect look at we've got a article here from the williams lake tribune that says
01:08:32.140 justin trudeau is taking the time to reflect following the freeland departure we heard this
01:08:36.660 morning uh though it was reported erroneously that trudeau had taken a flight to hawaii
01:08:42.660 after the liberal Christmas party last night, but that was not true. However, he was not seen
01:08:48.980 anywhere in Ottawa today, so we don't know where he is or what he's doing, but we do know that
01:08:55.540 he's canceled all of his traditional Christmas interviews this year. He's not doing any of them.
01:09:00.540 He's not doing any year-end interviews with any of the left-wing corporate media or his yearly
01:09:05.320 Christmas thing with Terry DeMonte there in Montreal, his old buddy. Justin Trudeau is
01:09:11.240 taking the time to reflect following the freeland departure number of liberals calling for trudeau
01:09:15.780 to step aside appears to have grown and this includes one more now this is uh this is an mp
01:09:22.520 who crossed the floor from the greens to the liberals a couple of years ago she is a new
01:09:28.240 brunswick liberal jennica atwin and wayne long he's a new brunswick mp he's not running again
01:09:35.600 but he was leading the charge back in august or september when they did this first little mutiny
01:09:41.020 and he was the one speaking publicly at least most of the time and he was urging other mps who feel
01:09:47.340 the same as he does to finally publicly speak out and this one has jennica atwin so that means
01:09:53.120 four of the six liberal mps in new brunswick have spoken publicly about justin trudeau
01:10:00.440 resigning very interesting and here's one of the things that i was talking about before and if
01:10:08.540 just joining the show now, this could be a possibility that Trudeau has been hanging on
01:10:13.560 and Singh has been keeping him in power, even though there is no minority government in the
01:10:19.760 history of this country that's lasted this long. Usually the shelf life is about two years,
01:10:24.480 half of a regular term. But the NDP have been keeping Trudeau in power now much longer than
01:10:32.620 he should have been according to tradition the tradition of canada so why is the question
01:10:41.240 everybody's saying well jagmeet wants his wants his pension dude has a maserati he's got expensive
01:10:47.340 rolex watches he wears the top end suits every single day he lives in a palace apparently
01:10:54.340 he doesn't need the money he doesn't need the 2.6 million dollar pension it wouldn't even kick in
01:11:01.260 until he turned 60 years old so everybody is saying well jagmeet wants his pension
01:11:08.300 and that's not going to kick in until february 25th on his sixth anniversary as an mp so let's
01:11:15.480 just take the pension thing out of it for a second here what could be the other motivation
01:11:20.320 they agree they align jagmeet singh and the liberal party of canada align with their ideology
01:11:28.440 okay that's interesting but jagmeet cannot tie himself politically to justin trudeau
01:11:34.260 because trudeau is toxic i mean the guy is toxic 80 of canadians want to see him gone
01:11:41.800 he he will get devastated in the next election no matter when it is and the longer it goes on
01:11:48.380 before an election the worse it's going to become for the liberals i saw modeling today and the
01:11:53.900 recent abacus poll came out on the 16th so monday it shows the conservatives with something like
01:12:01.940 240 seats 245 seats the liberals reduced to 20 seats 20 from their current 153 and their high
01:12:13.840 of 183 when they had a majority government and the ndp sitting around the same 25 26 seats the
01:12:19.520 Bloc would be the official opposition for the conservative supermajority. No sign of the
01:12:25.180 People's Party of Canada, by the way, in case you were wondering. So I find that very interesting.
01:12:31.060 So Jagmeet Singh knows he's not going to be able to get anything done in a Paliyev government.
01:12:36.640 He hates Paliyev. He's already said publicly several times he'll never work with conservatives,
01:12:41.280 never. But maybe it's more than that. They're both young global leaders. Jagmeet Singh,
01:12:47.860 Justin Trudeau Christia Freeland as well so that's an interesting one to start thinking about too
01:12:53.700 who's towing the line for the WEF if those two are fighting if those two are at odds or is it
01:13:00.940 just a smokescreen to make way for Mark Carney who is he's like the king vampire he's the head
01:13:08.280 vampire what was that movie with Kiefer Sutherland years ago where we all thought he was the head
01:13:15.300 vampire but it wasn't it was the other guy the older dude thou shalt not but lost points
01:13:23.340 so maybe justin trudel christie freeland they're like the those teenage vampires and
01:13:29.700 mark carney is the actual head vampire and they're making way for him because that guy
01:13:36.600 is the biggest globalist of them all at any rate back to why they've been desperately clinging to
01:13:45.160 power for so long when most people, most governments and previous governments have
01:13:49.020 thrown in the towel? Because they know what's coming, maybe. And they need to hang on until
01:13:57.320 it happens. And what did Peter Hotez say January 21st when Trump takes power? What did Karen just
01:14:06.680 saying it's coming are we going to step up and and fight back against this are we going to tell
01:14:15.400 people do not put a mask on do not take those shots don't do what they're telling you to do
01:14:21.980 are they actually going to try and do all of this again are they going to go
01:14:26.760 closing businesses down are they going to try and shut down life again
01:14:32.020 this is something that we have talked about but we got used to living our lives again these past
01:14:40.000 few years and we i think many of us and for good reason have just kind of tried to throw those
01:14:45.240 years 2020 2021 2022 aside from freedom convoy tried to throw those years aside forget them
01:14:54.200 because they were traumatic let's be honest
01:14:56.280 i'm sure some of us remember very clearly and still have hard feelings about it but some of us
01:15:05.800 just kind of pushed it aside not to say we're not angry about it we are but we just don't want to
01:15:12.860 remember it anymore it's painful ptsd still i think some people have so are they going to try
01:15:20.120 and put us back into that again let me ask you a question while we're still here because we're
01:15:26.060 going to move to the extension in just a couple of minutes and once again i know i'm going over
01:15:29.860 time tonight but karen kingston such a great guest um i know you guys here watching this you guys are
01:15:39.420 leaders and i know that you are not going to fall for this again but how many people that you know
01:15:49.180 friends family whatever would put it in the comments would most of them throw a percentage
01:15:57.520 down would most of them in the comments whatever platform facebook x and don't forget to like and
01:16:04.420 share guys get this out there this information tonight you can't get this anywhere else
01:16:09.320 all right you you cannot get a conversation between myself and karen kingston anywhere else this
01:16:14.620 is it what percentage of your inner circle your friend's circle your friend's family circle what
01:16:22.780 percentage of them would fall for this again i'm not even going to bring into it all of the
01:16:28.800 businesses that might get shut down through the government and the police and all that
01:16:32.320 because that's a whole other matter that's something we can talk about later just when
01:16:37.060 they start rolling this out because you know as i pointed out to karen earlier man this is very
01:16:42.940 similar to what they did before and if you're into pattern recognition like i am you see it coming
01:16:48.040 what percentage of your of your family your friends your your circle those close to you
01:16:54.260 would do it again they would go for this again they would absolutely be okay with letting their
01:17:01.240 parents die in a in a retirement home and watching them go through glass they would be fine not going
01:17:09.600 to Christmas or not inviting you to Christmas. They would report their neighbors if they had
01:17:17.340 more than one person over. 50%. A lot of people are saying 50. Kim says all of them. Dave says
01:17:27.000 75 percent doughty i like seeing that zero none
01:17:30.280 will drop it man i mean seriously dude and it's not about bold it's you're shouting at the rain
01:17:43.140 you're shouting at the rain i understand your point believe me man i mean i i think the same
01:17:49.920 things but you cannot scream and yell and carry on without solution this is a conversation i was
01:17:58.980 having with one of the viewers tonight will and look man i mean i i appreciate your feelings i
01:18:03.660 totally get it i understand people are frustrated people see what's going down some of us but what
01:18:11.520 are you going to do about it that's the thing right ultimately this all of this needs to play
01:18:17.780 out. It needs to play out so people can finally see for themselves, hey, wait a minute. That's
01:18:25.080 not supposed to happen. You know, maybe there's a reason that none of these politicians ever
01:18:30.340 wanted to look in to the vaccine injuries or the mandates and all of that stuff because they knew
01:18:35.920 it was coming back. Maybe that's true. I don't know. I can't answer that. Who's good? Who's bad?
01:18:43.580 Is it a uniparty? 1.00
01:18:44.900 I don't know.
01:18:45.620 I can't answer that.
01:18:46.740 Everybody wants to know Pierre Polyev.
01:18:49.500 Okay, let me throw this one out at you.
01:18:52.160 Let's say Polyev is one of them.
01:18:54.280 Let's say he is World Economic Forum.
01:18:56.480 Let's say he does want to implement those SDGs,
01:18:59.540 those 17 goals from the United Nations.
01:19:01.580 He does want DEI. 0.98
01:19:03.160 He does want mass immigration.
01:19:04.880 He does want transing everywhere. 1.00
01:19:06.720 Let's just say that he doesn't do anything about it 1.00
01:19:09.280 when he's elected prime minister, because he will be.
01:19:13.520 What do you think that is going to do for us?
01:19:19.320 Do you think at that stage of the game,
01:19:22.060 and I certainly hope I'm wrong,
01:19:23.380 I certainly hope that he does do some things to help.
01:19:28.380 But if he doesn't, if he is one of them,
01:19:32.220 what do you think after a couple of years
01:19:34.660 when people don't see him doing anything,
01:19:36.900 what do you think that's going to do for us?
01:19:40.040 Do you think at that stage of the game
01:19:42.500 people are going to go we got fooled we're not going to get fooled again because there are no
01:19:49.420 alternatives after that you can say max bernie i say by then ppc is going to be folded their
01:19:56.920 tent's going to be folded they're not even going to be a going concern in two years time
01:20:00.520 so what then you go back to the liberals the ndp i don't think so
01:20:04.700 or do you start coming up with something new and will this is what i told you earlier today
01:20:13.820 in the comments from last night's show what i said was that there are people coming up with
01:20:19.000 solutions at the local level all across the country look at somebody like maggie hope brawn
01:20:24.680 look what she is doing to open eyes all across the country with her initiative with the kickley
01:20:31.320 initiative. And you can find that on Substack, Hickley. Hickley with a K in the front.
01:20:37.680 She is talking to city council. She's talking to town council. She's talking to bureaucrats.
01:20:42.700 She's talking to people who have made these deals with the Partners for Climate Protection
01:20:48.060 and the Canadian Association of Municipalities. And she's getting them to pull out of these
01:20:53.980 deals they made, whether they're two years old, these deals, or 20 years old.
01:20:57.780 Some of these people don't even realize they're in a deal.
01:21:01.320 with Ickley. And Ickley just comes in and says, you got to do this. You are not legally bound
01:21:05.900 to do any of that stuff. It's all voluntary and you can pull out at any time. Maggie has been
01:21:13.160 doing that. There are pods of people all over Canada in every province who are making their
01:21:20.600 own gasoline. They're making their own food. I'm not talking about Hutterites either. They've been
01:21:25.500 doing that for decades, centuries even. I'm talking about regular people. People who do
01:21:33.220 go shopping at Safeway or Superstore, whatever. They've been stocking food away. They've been
01:21:41.160 making their own stuff. They've been growing their own food. They've been growing their own
01:21:46.320 vegetables. They've been saving. They've been stocking up. They've been careful with their
01:21:50.540 money they've been converting it into other things some crypto sometimes precious metals
01:21:56.560 maybe a combination of both they've been taking care of it they've been learning skills they've
01:22:03.640 been learning trades they need to know how to live going forward in case there's a major power outage
01:22:11.260 a major pulse that knocks out power and the internet communications are down
01:22:17.600 war man there's drones in the air what the hell
01:22:21.660 what are those things anyway right people are preparing believe it or not they are so will
01:22:32.820 when i say that you know paliev may be helpful but he may not there are people who were already
01:22:42.780 doing the work they don't want to be named here and it wouldn't be a good thing for me to do that
01:22:49.800 look wayne peters of what's up canada started an initiative last night let me see if i can
01:22:59.140 find it it was on x and he and i had a brief brief conversation on x about it this morning
01:23:05.180 um so on his show last night he suggested that people try to get a hold of mary simon the
01:23:13.720 governor general and see if if they could persuade her to dissolve parliament the governor general
01:23:19.300 does have the party sorry the power to be able to do that so let me see if i can find that
01:23:24.720 conversation that he and i were having so i can give you the 1-800 number to the gg's office or
01:23:29.500 maybe the email what wayne and i thought was that if we could get enough people to message
01:23:38.060 our governor general we could put and she's not elected she was appointed on the advice
01:23:46.220 of the prime minister so she's loyal to him that's absolutely true but if enough people
01:23:55.180 and she's not elected so she doesn't care about getting re-elected right so she may or may not
01:24:00.900 listen to us but if enough people seriously if enough people okay get a pen better yet i'll put
01:24:10.540 this in the comments here i'll put it in both or sorry x facebook rumble there is no and twitch
01:24:18.720 there is no youtube tonight because i'm still uh i'm still banned until next monday night on youtube
01:24:25.360 so here's the number
01:24:26.420 all right so there it is
01:24:48.680 1-800-465-6890, or that's the public number for the governor general's office, Mary Simon. So
01:25:00.640 she does have the power to dissolve parliament, which would call, would create an election
01:25:05.480 immediately. Who knows? You know, this is not precedent in Canada at all. No governor general
01:25:14.680 has mucked with any elected official since the late 1920s i think since the king bing affair
01:25:20.040 it goes back almost a hundred years that the governor general because since then they were
01:25:27.720 appointed or at least appointed on the advice of prime ministers not by the king or queen
01:25:32.300 him or herself so they have not really done anything they've usually followed the advice
01:25:40.000 of the prime minister but they do have the power i mean if they look at parliament and go this is a
01:25:45.780 gong show and it has been i mean let's be honest it's been ridiculous in the house of commons for
01:25:51.580 the past two months it's been paralyzed it's it's been paralyzed by a privilege motion because the
01:25:58.520 liberals won't give unredacted documents regarding the green slush fund to the rcmp
01:26:03.280 and all of the minority parties uh the opposition parties in the house of commons
01:26:08.600 bound together on that one for whatever reason and said well then you're not going to be able
01:26:13.240 to do any government business until you do that and the government has refused and they blame the
01:26:19.320 other parties and of course the other parties say well the government gives up the dog anyway you
01:26:23.600 guys know the story there but that in itself should be enough for the governor general to go
01:26:31.240 all right that's enough this is unproductive it's playpen or what is it uh the kids show
01:26:38.720 romper room it's romper room in here no i am dissolving this parliament and we're going to
01:26:46.780 elect a new one i mean but now with all the bs that we've seen just in the past week and a half
01:26:53.340 that should be enough for mary simon the governor general to be able to come out and say all right
01:26:59.560 children that's it for you but no
01:27:05.640 yeah i see some of the free men on the land coming out and saying yeah she hasn't got the
01:27:12.860 power yeah she does that's what convention calls for and bob i'm sorry to tell you this
01:27:18.480 most people follow convention in this country because they don't know any better that's why
01:27:25.540 they pay their taxes that's why they pay the government anything because it's convention
01:27:35.840 i mean if we were to actually challenge taxes in this country and if the government can take
01:27:42.440 tax off for two months why do they need it at all
01:27:47.240 people don't see this stuff most people 99 we do but what are we going to do about it
01:27:57.520 you can't get people to listen because the second you say something like that 0.83
01:28:02.620 is the second they look back at you and they think you are a nut job
01:28:07.180 and after that there is no reasoning the conversation is over and they want to talk
01:28:14.600 about hockey oh the flame's doing this year right so this is i'm sorry to tell you this is a slow
01:28:26.360 and painful rollout it's working it i mean the show is growing it's getting bigger there's more
01:28:36.120 people coming so that's good right even with the shadow banning that goes on in the social media
01:28:43.780 we're still getting new people to come out and watch this they want to hear more they're curious
01:28:50.020 i mean they might tune out after five or ten minutes but guess what happens they come back
01:28:55.720 a couple nights later and go what's he talking about tonight that's the way it goes we got to
01:29:01.040 be patient man and don't think for one second that we don't know what you know all right because
01:29:09.500 that's something that drives me crazy.
01:29:12.640 Shadow, you didn't talk about this.
01:29:14.900 I've given you guys good reasons.
01:29:18.520 First of all, I can't talk about everything
01:29:20.900 in every show every night.
01:29:22.960 That's impossible.
01:29:24.240 You can only cover so much.
01:29:25.700 I mean, look it, I've only covered
01:29:26.680 a little bit of stuff tonight
01:29:27.760 and it's already 23 minutes past the hour.
01:29:32.660 So you can't.
01:29:34.860 But yes, we do understand where you're coming from. 0.99
01:29:39.500 we need to play the long game here and the more these globalists roll out the crazy crap 0.98
01:29:48.140 the more we're going to be able to call them out on it the more we're going to be able to go 0.98
01:29:52.400 oh i said that was going to happen a couple of years ago oh man oh whoa it's really happening
01:30:01.360 yeah i mean even tonight even tonight talking to karen kingston i went oh my god because i've known
01:30:08.700 for a while we've all known for a while that they're going to try it again with the whole
01:30:13.020 pandemic thing right we've known but for some reason we just didn't take it seriously and
01:30:19.960 then somebody like karen comes on smacks you right in the face and says this is what's coming
01:30:25.260 prepare yourself even if it doesn't come even if we're able to you know somehow stop it in its
01:30:33.200 tracks they're gonna try and make things difficult for us that's why they're still censoring on social
01:30:40.200 media when they said they weren't anymore what did mark zuckerberg say yeah i want a place in
01:30:45.040 the trump government a prominent place so we can deal with the social media and the censorship
01:30:48.660 stuff and the broadcasting and all that okay then stop censoring yeah absolutely i will he's still
01:30:54.040 censoring. So is YouTube. So is X. It's not as bad as it used to be. It's not nearly as bad as
01:31:05.280 it used to be, but he's still censoring on X. Maybe Elon didn't get all the bad seeds after all.
01:31:15.840 so anyway we know all of us here we know right so you don't have to rage against the machine
01:31:27.800 in the comments we get it we understand your point we we're all part of the same group here
01:31:38.420 guys understand it you can sit and argue between ppc you're conservative it's all the same thing
01:31:46.140 maxine bernier went to the world economic forum
01:31:51.820 maxine bernier was praising china when he was part of the of the harper government
01:31:58.720 not long ago 2016 no sorry that's not 2016 2014
01:32:04.560 2014. China, great, great economy. They do well by the people. I mean, you can look it up. Maxime
01:32:12.440 Bernier, China speech on YouTube. It's there. I'm not saying he's a bad guy. He might be the best
01:32:19.340 of a bad lot, but he's still a politician. You know who these politicians are controlled by?
01:32:25.980 Big, dark money. Every single one of them. Did you guys see the Ian Carroll video I played last
01:32:32.760 night we're talking about black rock and state street and vanguard and who controls them all
01:32:38.620 who really controls what's going on from the top nobody really knows but they all control each
01:32:45.860 other is there one boogeyman that's that's running the whole show no they all do it together
01:32:53.280 but they siphon money from us for themselves and they funnel it and they launder it
01:33:02.760 and they redistribute it to themselves.
01:33:09.460 That's just the way it goes.
01:33:10.940 Are Costco and Walmart actually competitors?
01:33:15.080 No.
01:33:16.780 Because ultimately, they're all owned by the same people, man.
01:33:20.800 So we get it.
01:33:22.440 We totally understand.
01:33:24.940 My question is, and I'm rambling here at this stage of the game,
01:33:28.160 but I don't care anymore.
01:33:28.940 My question is, if you are able to call out all of the stuff that's going on right now and say none of the politicians are going to save us, and I agree, right, because they're under control by the big dark money, like I just said, what are you going to do?
01:33:49.020 Are you going to create a new form of government?
01:33:53.200 And are you going to be able to get people to follow you?
01:33:56.500 What's going to happen next?
01:33:58.940 You see, this is where, you know, we bring in the Marcus Ray characters.
01:34:02.840 Well, we're going to barge into a courthouse.
01:34:05.260 We're going to take it over.
01:34:06.180 We're going to get a judge and he's going to sit and he's going to, okay, really, what
01:34:12.980 are we going to do at that stage of the game?
01:34:17.860 You form our own government.
01:34:19.420 I mean, there's a, there's a great mini series that I would suggest people watch.
01:34:24.340 it's called john adams with what's his name paul giamatti plays john adams this is the forming of
01:34:32.240 america right when they broke away from the english empire now understanding that this is
01:34:39.080 a different situation in many many ways it's still the same in many many ways too if we are able to
01:34:44.920 break away from these globalists and go off on our own and form something new what's it going to look
01:34:49.980 like what's it going to be are we going to go with the same kind of system and don't think for
01:34:58.260 one second that all of those those colonies back then in 1775 1776 when america was formed agreed
01:35:06.120 with each other because they didn't they had to negotiate and they had to design something that
01:35:12.960 was amazing and they came up with the constitution and of course now it's all been bastardized but
01:35:17.280 back then it meant something and they tried to foresee what the future was going to look like
01:35:22.800 and write in to the constitution how to deal with it and again it's been bastardized but ultimately 0.91
01:35:29.460 we're going to before we can start tearing shit down we got to know what to do after that right 0.81
01:35:38.680 okay that's enough of that tonight on the extension we're going to do part two 0.98
01:35:45.460 of the man who claims to have shot JFK.
01:35:50.440 So for you all access members,
01:35:52.560 I'll see you guys in a couple of minutes
01:35:54.360 on shadowdavis.com.
01:35:56.000 Let me say one more thing here
01:35:57.860 before I wrap it up tonight.
01:36:00.380 I still have yet to look at all the email donations
01:36:04.580 and the give, send, go donations
01:36:07.920 that you guys have made to be me
01:36:10.880 in the past couple of days.
01:36:14.140 but i do want to say thank you so much for that and the nice messages that i've gotten
01:36:22.680 that really means the world to me really does i mean yes the money is great it's going to allow
01:36:32.420 me to keep the show on the air into the new year and i think it's going to be more crucial than
01:36:36.960 ever that we have shows like this on the air going forward um but the messages that you guys sent to
01:36:44.040 me the personal messages that's the kind of thing that makes me want to keep going even more so thank
01:36:57.320 you again for that all access i'll see you for the extension in a couple of minutes on shadowdavis.com
01:37:02.500 for the rest i will catch you guys tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at
01:37:07.720 night live stream i love you all i appreciate you all and i will talk to you soon bye for now
01:37:14.040 We'll be right back.
01:37:44.040 Yeah, yeah, yeah.