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00:05:30.000 hello everybody welcome to shadow at night for monday december the 9th 2024 i want you to write

00:05:40.100 down in comments if you're comfortable with the time this show starts because i've been getting

00:05:45.720 a lot of feedback lately by email and messenger and x and all of that could you could you start

00:05:52.400 the show a bit later shadow and i went huh i've been starting at eight o'clock central for the

00:05:57.700 past three years. Are you crazy? Why would I want to start later? But some people are asking. So I 0.96

00:06:04.380 thought, you know, it's been a while since I've asked you guys, the audience, if you're comfortable

00:06:08.800 with the start time. I suspect most of you are going to say, absolutely, man, like just leave

00:06:13.340 it the way it is. But I thought I would throw it out to you just to be fair. So welcome to the show

00:06:19.800 tonight. Did Trudeau survive the non-confidence vote in the House of Commons today? A lot of

00:06:27.220 people were crossing their fingers going, well, maybe those NDP MPs will just abstain. They won't

00:06:32.800 vote. Or maybe some liberal backbenchers will revolt. No, no, no, no, no, no. I think I've

00:06:42.560 speculated about this. Yeah, I know I've speculated about this. And I'm telling you

00:06:46.760 that the election will not happen until sometime, I'm going to say late January, February.

00:06:53.540 that's when it's really going to start heating up that's when uh in my opinion they say it's

00:07:01.760 going to be the liberals who call the election but i don't think that's going to happen they're

00:07:06.380 hanging on to power by the thinnest thread right now by the skin of their teeth so the liberals

00:07:12.540 aren't going to call the election until they absolutely have to they don't even want to have

00:07:16.200 the election let's be honest and they're hoping for some kind of a miracle like a war a world war

00:07:21.980 so they can declare the Emergencies Act and not have an election like what's-his-name

00:07:26.080 in Ukraine has done for the past couple of years now.

00:07:29.080 But that would cause a revolt in the streets.

00:07:32.180 And do you think Canadians would revolt if the government said,

00:07:35.540 hey, look, look, we're not having an election right now.

00:07:39.020 We'll get to it, but not right now.

00:07:41.000 What do you think would happen?

00:07:43.980 Anyway, start time of the show in the comments, please.

00:07:47.540 Thank you very, very much.

00:07:49.500 tangoza eva tangoza eva there she is right there hello i or is it eva tangoza some people do their

00:07:59.580 last name first i don't know anyway hello eva or eva joan is watching from nova scotia power went

00:08:07.820 out they're saying a car hit the pole get out there and investigate ruby is watching tonight

00:08:14.900 hello Julie hello Sheila Sheila's watching in Oshawa Julie says elections won't make a

00:08:20.180 difference I beg to differ I beg to differ it's not going to make a difference in the way you're

00:08:25.220 thinking but it will make a difference going forward and I've described this before I'm not

00:08:32.600 going to do it right now because I've got other things there's so much going on today you guys

00:08:36.940 there's so much Syria we've got the Daniel Penny thing we've got the mayor of Emo

00:08:42.400 i've been trying to get him on the show so far no luck he's only talking to one journalist so far

00:08:49.040 that's joe warmington from the toronto sun but we'll try we'll keep trying we'll get him carol's

00:08:54.480 watching tonight from red deer hello bill please keep it at eight o'clock bill says eight central

00:08:59.260 that is susan nine is a good time well you must be in the east stew is watching from picto county

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00:11:38.460 that's better all right so let's throw this up on the screen here

00:11:44.700 about the non-confidence liberal government survives third conservative non-confidence vote

00:11:53.440 at this stage of the game i'm kind of wondering why pierre even bothers anymore

00:11:57.660 with this unless it's you know it's obvious like he's been trying little tricks and and whatnot

00:12:08.600 and i i do have to say you know what i i have to hand it to you man but the tricks aren't working

00:12:14.160 anymore it needs to be an actual serious issue for the canadian people to say all right wait a 0.80

00:12:20.740 minute we can't deal with these clowns anymore they gotta go and if that happens those people 0.68

00:12:27.640 are going to put pressure on liberal mps and and especially ndp mps to vote non-confidence 0.76

00:12:33.700 but until something like that happens maybe in february or late january a non-confidence motion

00:12:43.080 is is nothing really so pierre polyev's latest attempt to topple the minority liberal government

00:12:49.240 in a non-confidence vote failed today thanks to you guessed it the new democrats here is

00:12:54.880 jagmeet singh talking about it oh and his failed motion today also so nearly every other party in

00:13:03.220 the chamber right now voted against giving the working class a permanent tax cut it's ludicrous

00:13:10.520 That's why I'm running for Prime Minister, because it's clear the Conservatives are

00:13:15.020 bootlickers for billionaires.

00:13:16.900 If there's a tax cut that doesn't help billionaires, they're not in it, and the Liberals continue

00:13:21.360 to let people down.

00:13:22.360 The Conservatives didn't have a point of saying that you weren't in the chamber during the

00:13:25.200 recorded vote for their non-confidence motion that quotes you quite extensively.

00:13:29.040 Was there a reason you weren't in the chamber for that particular vote?

00:13:31.700 Listen, the Conservatives, it should come as no surprise that we're not going to vote

00:13:35.560 in favor of any of their games, because that's what they're doing.

00:13:38.460 They're playing games.

00:13:39.460 want to do is cut your pensions. They want to cut your health care. The liberals initially announced

00:13:49.080 plans for the federal sales tax holiday and the rebate together, but they introduced the GST

00:13:56.800 measure in a separate bill after the NDP said they wouldn't support the rebate unless it was

00:14:01.160 expanded. The liberals need to support the support of one of the parties, at least in the House of

00:14:08.340 Commons to make sure they pass this measure into law. You know, here's something interesting.

00:14:14.520 This bill to get rid of the GST for a couple of months, it hasn't even passed the Senate yet.

00:14:21.560 I mean, it's supposed to come into effect this weekend on Saturday, December the 14th. But the

00:14:27.780 Senate is still... You see planes, trains, and automobiles? That scene with the advertising

00:14:36.040 executive looking at steve martin's work

00:14:37.980 that's what's happening in the senate right now they're actually looking at this bill

00:15:03.120 seriously to see if they want to pass it or not they're in no hurry whatsoever in the meantime

00:15:09.820 you can see justin trudeau come on please please please please you know how liberal i'm not sure

00:15:17.620 if you guys are on x if you're not on x go on x by the way and if you're not following this show

00:15:22.960 on any of the platforms feel free go ahead do it baby follow me on facebook the shadow davis show

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00:15:38.160 get this show out there to as many people as you possibly can. Like and share. That is the whole

00:15:44.500 purpose of this show, getting the information out to as many people as you possibly can.

00:15:49.320 So anyway, on X, liberals have been going hard on Pierre Polyev regarding, he hasn't got his

00:15:56.260 clearance. He won't see the names. Well, we all know why Polyev won't get his clearance, his

00:16:02.080 NSACOP clearance, because he'd have to sign an NDA, a non-disclosure agreement, which means he

00:16:06.500 wouldn't be able to tell us, the Canadian people, exactly who's on the list. So he's resisted that,

00:16:11.440 doesn't want it. And now suddenly CSIS says, we're going to brief him anyway. We're going to brief

00:16:18.900 him anyway. And to be completely honest, Pierre Polyev is the leader of the opposition, is a

00:16:23.900 member of the king's privy council and as such does is eligible for this information without 0.92

00:16:30.980 having to sign any of these stupid non-disclosure agreements so this whole thing has been well it's 0.98

00:16:38.360 been a political stunt by the liberals what a shocker anyway here's the story from the cbc 0.99

00:16:44.820 soon to be decommissioned you think the cbc is going to continue on after polyev defunds them

00:16:50.420 or do you think Polyev is not going to defund them at all?

00:16:53.560 I think he is.

00:16:54.340 I think it's going to be one of the best days of his life

00:16:57.400 when he can finally go,

00:16:59.620 I'm ceasing funding to the CBC.

00:17:03.720 Are they going to continue on like public TV

00:17:06.920 in the United States

00:17:08.840 or are they just going to sell everything off?

00:17:13.000 Thesis says they will disclose some information

00:17:16.700 about foreign interference to Pierre Polyev.

00:17:20.420 I wonder why now. And this whole thing, too, smacks of stink to me, because if there was

00:17:29.680 an MP or bureaucrat or party member anywhere near Ottawa in the Ottawa political bubble

00:17:35.020 who has been trading secrets with foreign entities, that's a crime. And that person

00:17:41.700 should be arrested and tried. They should not be allowed to sit in their jobs with all that

00:17:48.580 sensitive information flying around them? Of course they shouldn't. It's a crime.

00:17:53.880 And nobody is above the law. Right? I got something in my eye. Anyhow, CSIS says they

00:18:02.600 will disclose some information about foreign interference to Pierre Polyev, who's resisted

00:18:07.580 getting the national security clearance he needs, blah, blah, blah. CSIS told CBC over the weekend

00:18:13.240 and that it's determined the disclosure of some information to the leader of the official

00:18:18.160 opposition through a threat reduction measure is appropriate. Classified information. Trudeau

00:18:23.820 said they couldn't do that when he was sitting in front testifying a couple of months ago.

00:18:29.520 Well, that's not exactly how that works. He was actually trying to brief a constitutional lawyer

00:18:35.540 about the Constitution. Classified information is typically shared only with people who have

00:18:42.120 an appropriate security clearance and a relevant need to know, CISA said in a statement. But under

00:18:48.060 a threat reduction measure, certain information can be disclosed to reduce a threat and plans

00:18:52.560 are being finalized to convey this information to Paliyev, the agency said. In October,

00:18:58.480 Fruto said he asked intelligence services to find a way to brief Paliyev about foreign

00:19:03.260 interference allegations involving his party and possibly to share some names with the conservative

00:19:08.040 leader. It would be easier if he got a security clearance, but I've asked them to give him some

00:19:12.860 information nonetheless. Polyev has so far refused to go through the screening process

00:19:17.960 to obtain a security clearance that would allow him to view the information Trudeau has referred

00:19:23.100 to over the past two months. The opposition leader has argued, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:19:28.320 Spokesperson for Polyev said the federal government has now flip-flopped and admitted

00:19:31.940 what Mr. Polyev has been saying all along is correct. Well, he's right. The leader of the

00:19:37.120 opposition does not need to get a security clearance and swear an oath of secrecy in order

00:19:42.440 to be briefed. Sebastian Skamski, that's an unfortunate name for a political operative,

00:19:48.580 Skamski, Sebastian Skamski. Anyway, that's what he told CBC News in an email over the weekend.

00:19:56.540 The briefing will occur in the future. In June, an intelligence watchdog body made up of MPs and

00:20:03.640 senators who were sworn to secrecy. The National Security and Intelligence Committee of

00:20:08.320 Parliamentarians, or NSICOP, released an unclassified version of a report it put together

00:20:13.620 on foreign interference in Canada's elections. That report, based on intelligence parliamentarians

00:20:20.040 were able to see and hear, said foreign actors from India and the People's Republic of China

00:20:25.380 allegedly interfered in more than one race for the leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada.

00:20:30.360 Most of the details were redacted from the report for national security reasons.

00:20:35.200 Radio Canada reported today based on confidential sources that agents of the Indian government allegedly interfered with Patrick Brown's 2022 run for leadership of the Conservative Party.

00:20:45.760 Patrick Brown.

00:20:48.140 Here's what I want you to do just just for a fun exercise.

00:20:51.580 Look up the name Patrick Brown and then Conservative Leadership Vote 2022 and you'll see him come in dead last.

00:20:58.360 he never had a chance of winning the leadership of the conservative party of canada so much ado

00:21:05.400 about nothing here really all right let's go to a committee we'll go to a committee just a second

00:21:12.260 first of all i want you guys to become acquainted with one francis billido francis billido he is

00:21:20.980 the liberal flunky in charge of the green slush fund right now all right and he's got a master's

00:21:29.400 of business admin university of ottawa bachelor of engineering senior assistant deputy minister he's

00:21:36.760 been a chief information officer for the government of canada he's been a director

00:21:41.600 of government operations so he is a career political operative this guy here he is in

00:21:48.960 committee late last week talking about how all of this information regarding the government's

00:21:56.740 climate goals and how they're spending billions and billions of our dollars is in fact a secret

00:22:02.360 from the canadian people let's watch it thank you chair thank you to the officials who are coming

00:22:10.260 out this afternoon uh this will be for i said how much money was given to power co through the net

00:22:16.560 zero accelerator fund. Just the amount, dollar amount, please.

00:22:26.020 The contribution is $700 million. Zero has been dispersed today.

00:22:31.680 $700 million.

00:22:33.600 Correct.

00:22:34.400 Power Club Company is owned by Volkswagen Group, a German company that made over $450 billion in

00:22:42.000 revenue last year how many emissions are supposed to be directly reduced from

00:22:46.800 the 700 million dollar handle I will answer it obviously this is this is this

00:22:52.600 is a battery deal and if you look at the types of investments our pillar first

00:22:58.200 pillar is about the large industrial emitters they're intended to I realize

00:23:02.760 there's different pillars and all that but can you tell us how many emissions

00:23:06.180 are directly reduced by a 700 million dollar handout to this company and so

00:23:12.000 So the investments we are making are intended to build technology that will...

00:23:17.240 So it's just a yes or no. Can you tell us how many emissions have been reduced?

00:23:20.920 Our GHG emissions that we are calculated in a quantitative amount are those up to 2030.

00:23:26.360 These are intended to generate GHG emissions beyond that.

00:23:29.180 So you can't tell us?

00:23:31.120 You can't tell us?

00:23:33.040 There is no quantitative...

00:23:34.160 You can't tell us how many emissions have been reduced for $700 million.

00:23:38.280 Our calculations are based on emissions that are up to 2030.

00:23:42.000 Beyond that, calculating emissions is a very unclear science, so we've not done quantitative assessments,

00:23:49.240 but we do expect that the investments in battery and the electrification of the…

00:23:54.880 Okay, well, you can't… so you can't tell us.

00:23:58.560 What's the point of order?

00:23:59.880 Just as Mr. Villito started answering the question, Mr. Mazur interjected again.

00:24:04.080 I would like to hear the answers.

00:24:05.480 This is $8 billion, Adam. $8 billion, for heaven's sakes.

00:24:10.080 When we went to read the contracts, over 360 pages were completely ripped out of the contracts.

00:24:16.880 Who ripped out these pages?

00:24:20.080 To be clear, no pages were ripped out. Pages were redacted.

00:24:24.080 What's the government's emissions reduction target for the $8 billion Net Zero Accelerator Fund?

00:24:30.080 Reports by both the Auditor General and Vyraman Kenda have articulated that the program is expected to meet between 19 and 20 megatons reduction.

00:24:39.080 It's our anticipation that the program will meet approximately that amount.

00:24:43.220 What is the government's emission reduction target?

00:24:45.980 And I'm using the word target specifically.

00:24:48.180 What is the emission reduction target of the $8 billion net accelerator fund?

00:24:51.460 As per sort of what was reported in the CES, in the OAG, and by Environment Canada, we expect 19 to 20 megatons.

00:25:01.060 My question is, what is the target of the program's $8 billion in spending?

00:25:06.540 What is the target of emissions reductions?

00:25:09.080 Any specific targets that would have been included in the policy approval at

00:25:14.660 this point are cabinet confidence. And to just just to clarify cabinet confidence

00:25:18.640 means it must be kept secret? Correct. Why would the target number of

00:25:23.180 emissions for eight billion dollars need to be kept secret? As I said I am bound

00:25:29.640 by cabinet confidence and so at this point I do not have... Could you guess

00:25:34.940 why literally a number would need to be kept secret i wouldn't provide conjecture in that space

00:25:41.640 why why why would any climate statistics numbers or goals need to be kept secret

00:25:54.040 because it's all

00:25:56.460 number one and they're laundering billions and billions and billions of dollars for the

00:26:04.620 biggest scam that the planet has ever been put through bigger than covet i would say

00:26:10.240 listen to alan jones here he'll tell you what's what i'm a skeptic about climate change and i

00:26:19.840 want to make it darn clear mr kenny is not a scientist i am he's the ceo of the weather

00:26:24.920 channel now i was the founder of the weather channel not the co-founder and i'm glad you did

00:26:29.840 because i am addicted to the weather channel i lost a lot of cable now hold on just a minute i'm

00:26:33.860 not done sorry alan jones is the australian broadcaster who's going to come out at the

00:26:38.840 end of this video this is john coleman as you can see the founder of the weather channel okay let's

00:26:43.480 continue and cnn has taken a very strong position on global warming that is that it is a consensus

00:26:51.620 well there is no consensus in science science isn't a boat science is about facts and if you

00:26:57.820 get down to the hard, cold facts, there's no question about it. Climate change is not

00:27:04.240 happening. There is no significant man-made global warming now. There hasn't been any

00:27:10.940 in the past, and there's no reason to expect any in the future. There's a whole lot of

00:27:15.020 baloney, and yes, it has become a big political point of the Democratic Party and part of

00:27:22.040 their platform, and I regret it's become political instead of scientific, but the science is

00:27:27.280 on my side. I don't think we're going to come to the conclusion about the topic right here.

00:27:31.460 What I do wonder, though, is when you see... I know we're not, because you wouldn't allow it to happen on CNN,

00:27:35.700 but I'm happy that I got on the air and got a chance to talk to your

00:27:39.580 viewers. Hello, everybody. There is no global warming.

00:27:43.480 What I do wonder is when you see the government, when you see NASA, when you see other institutions

00:27:47.220 say that 97% of climate scientists agree,

00:27:51.060 do you think they're making it up? What I don't understand is how you square that.

00:27:54.760 Well, that's a manipulated figure, and let me explain it to you.

00:27:57.280 uh... this the uh... government

00:27:59.320 puts out about two and a half billion dollars directly for climate research

00:28:02.900 every year

00:28:04.240 it only gives that money to scientists

00:28:06.820 who will produce scientific results that support the global warming hypothesis

00:28:11.720 of the democrat party of precision

00:28:14.940 they don't have any choice

00:28:16.900 if you're going to get the money

00:28:18.360 you've got to support their position

00:28:20.600 therefore ninety seven percent of the scientific reports published support

00:28:25.000 global warming. Why? Because those are the ones the government pays for and that's where

00:28:29.300 the money is. It's real simple. But that doesn't mean it's right. That doesn't make it true.

00:28:36.240 That only makes it bought and paid for. The money goes in circles.

00:28:39.240 I'm not a scientist, so I'm not going to try to repeat you on the facts.

00:28:42.240 I'll simply say that the vast majority...

00:28:44.240 Please stand back from this issue and let the two sides be on the air. There are 31,000

00:28:49.540 scientists who have signed a petition that says it is not valid, that my position is

00:28:54.960 correct and we'll keep battling and we will prevail in time but i don't know if we'll do it in my

00:29:01.440 lifetime i do hope viewers are googling the data you're sharing because i do think it's skewed i

00:29:06.240 have to say that i want to ask you about the weather no it's not true and i i hope you will

00:29:12.160 go to the websites that present the papers that show that none of this alarmism about ice and

00:29:20.880 heat waves and droughts none of it is happening

00:29:24.240 is the weather channel part of the conspiracy well the weather channel has

00:29:28.480 bought into it that as i say it they've drunk the kool-aid

00:29:32.560 but so is all the media that's no big surprise let me read to you what the

00:29:36.640 channel said this week because after you appear on weather channel statement well

00:29:40.320 let me read to the viewers then after you appeared on fox they did put out this

00:29:43.440 statement distancing themselves from you they said mr coleman does have a place

00:29:46.720 in our company's history and we appreciate the contributions that he

00:29:49.680 he made more than 30 years ago. However, we want to be clear, John Coleman is no longer

00:29:53.420 affiliated with our company. How did you feel to see them disavow you in that way?

00:29:58.160 Well, no problem. I mean, you know, that's all accurate. And the statement that's on

00:30:03.540 their website, which they reissued this week, was written back in 2007. And that's a rather

00:30:10.240 reasonable, warmest statement. It's not full of alarmism. It's not full of the sky is falling.

00:30:15.920 That's a pretty reasonable statement.

00:30:18.740 The programming they put on the TV is not reasonable, and when they put on their climate

00:30:24.360 geeks, those aren't scientists. 0.99

00:30:26.420 Those are nuts. 1.00

00:30:27.420 You sound like a man disappointed. 0.79

00:30:29.160 They never put on a real skeptical scientist.

00:30:32.520 They don't give us any spot on their channel.

00:30:35.200 That's too bad that they don't.

00:30:36.520 You sound like a man disappointed by the channel that you helped create.

00:30:39.680 Oh, I'm terribly disappointed.

00:30:41.900 I created a channel to give people their weather. Tell them what the weather is now and what it's going to be, where they live and in their region, and keep them posted on the weather and serve a real purpose. And that channel has been totally distorted and become strange as it can be.

00:30:59.420 Well, John, thank you for being here this morning and sharing your views with us.

00:31:02.420 Well, thank you for letting me on CNN. I had my say and it was great.

00:31:06.860 What is climate change? I mean, I think the question that the young lady asked over here is very valid.

00:31:11.440 young people are highly intelligent but i wonder whether they're being told or which they're

00:31:17.700 entitled to all the facts in relation to this when i asked well just around alice you've been

00:31:23.640 speaking for most of the night when i when i when i asked tanya i just want to stop it for a second

00:31:30.380 and ask all of these lefties all of these climate marxists covid marxists trans marxists how is it

00:31:40.600 they ever got the attitude of having this higher moral ground. When somebody speaks out in

00:31:46.600 opposition to their BS, they just kind of roll their eyes. Oh, my God. Are you serious? Why don't

00:31:54.100 you actually listen to people who make sense and have no financial skin in the game whatsoever?

00:32:02.900 Plibersek was the deputy leader of the Labour Party and the potential deputy prime minister

00:32:07.460 was carbon dioxide the big issue in relation to climate change?

00:32:11.480 And she said yes.

00:32:12.900 I then said, well, that being the case,

00:32:15.440 what percentage of the atmosphere is made up of carbon dioxide?

00:32:19.400 What is causing climate change?

00:32:21.560 Is it carbon dioxide?

00:32:24.060 Yes.

00:32:25.000 Carbon dioxide pollution is a major contributor.

00:32:27.940 OK, so can I ask you, this is not a trick question,

00:32:31.160 what percentage of the Earth's air is carbon dioxide?

00:32:34.480 Oh, I don't know.

00:32:35.280 And I say, hang on, you don't know what percentage of the atmosphere is carbon dioxide, and yet you're prepared to stand the economy on its head to address a problem, the detail of which you don't know.

00:32:45.980 So when I then explain that the percentage of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, Alice, is how much?

00:32:52.400 Alice, how much of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?

00:32:55.540 To answer the question, Scott Morrison has said he believes in climate change and that he wants to do something about it.

00:33:00.980 Alice, how much carbon dioxide is the problem? How much carbon dioxide is there in the atmosphere?

00:33:04.740 I'm not a scientist.

00:33:06.060 I don't know.

00:33:06.840 Well, hang on.

00:33:07.340 If you're going to argue the case you ought to know, it's 0.04 of a percent.

00:33:10.900 And of that 0.04 of a percent, human beings around the world create 3%.

00:33:15.340 And of that 3%, Australia creates 1.3%.

00:33:18.700 But if carbon dioxide is 0.04% of the atmosphere, and human beings are responsible for 3% of

00:33:25.880 that 0.04% and Australia's responsible for 1.3% of the 3% of the 0.04%. It's like saying

00:33:36.820 there's a granule of sugar on the Harbour Bridge. Clean the bridge up, it's dirty. Surely if

00:33:42.760 a political party doesn't know the quantum of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, what

00:33:47.440 the hell are we standing the economy on its head for? Demonising coal-fired power, driving

00:33:52.700 everyone into renewable energy, which is not available, not reliable and not affordable,

00:33:57.240 plonking us in electric cars, giving us nearly the dearest electricity in the world when

00:34:02.500 we're rich in energy resources, exporting coals so that China and India and Japan can

00:34:07.940 have cheap electricity, and we sit here swallowing this ideological rubbish, putting industry

00:34:13.880 at risk, jobs at risk, and burying the economy.

00:34:21.040 Yep.

00:34:22.700 So when is it, I wonder, that some brave, aside from Maxime Bernier,

00:34:29.340 some brave elected politician in this country,

00:34:32.680 whether it's provincial or municipal or federal,

00:34:35.300 because whenever you come near them with this topic, or abortion, or whatever,

00:34:40.960 they don't want to talk about it.

00:34:48.520 So when is it that some brave Canadian politician

00:34:51.360 is going to step up and say, 1.00

00:34:53.020 this is all a pile of steaming crap. 1.00

00:34:59.160 And that's the truth. 1.00

00:35:01.700 It's political and nothing else.

00:35:04.520 And billions and billions and billions of dollars

00:35:07.360 continue to be sunk into this nonsense. 0.67

00:35:09.140 Look at this.

00:35:10.200 This is what they were having that committee about last week.

00:35:13.900 The Trudeau government giving Volkswagen

00:35:16.340 up to $13 billion

00:35:21.360 in subsidies to secure this St. Thomas EV power plant, battery plant.

00:35:28.040 Thirteen billion dollars in subsidies.

00:35:36.060 So when is somebody going to say something?

00:35:39.580 We understand that Polyev wants to axe the carbon tax,

00:35:42.980 but he's still got these green goals he wants to achieve some other way.

00:35:47.060 He hasn't clarified exactly how.

00:35:48.620 now is that just political expediency or is that him saying we're just going to wait until this

00:35:56.440 whole thing blows over and then we're just going to forget about it and hopefully it goes away

00:36:02.100 because how much of an issue was climate change in the u.s election just a month ago

00:36:08.680 was it anything at all do you guys recall that being discussed at length at all anywhere

00:36:17.960 in the presidential election i don't so why is it such a big deal up here

00:36:24.580 because canadians are more conscientious than the americans the americans are just big wasters

00:36:29.280 big fat wasters of of gasoline and oil their

00:36:34.860 consumption machines and canadians are far more far more conscious of their environment whatever

00:36:43.180 ever we're the same the only difference is they make more money and they're a little bit fatter

00:36:49.820 than canadians but that's about it seriously okay moving on to a different topic syria over the

00:36:58.840 weekend assad went down now this is a power or sorry a family that's been in power there for

00:37:05.560 50 years and change. The Assad family. So with him gone now, he's been toppled by the rebels 0.86

00:37:14.380 there. This war has been raging in Syria for 20 years. Recall all the Syrian refugees we've had

00:37:19.140 in Canada for the last few years now. So anyway, with Assad gone, his prime minister agrees to

00:37:25.720 hand power to the rebel administration. Who are the rebels? The rebels are hardcore Muslims who

00:37:32.060 are suggesting that Sharia law will return to Syria because Assad was a Christian. He was a 0.99

00:37:41.220 brutal Christian, but he was a Christian. And apparently, and I'm not going to try and simplify 1.00

00:37:46.000 this too much because I didn't have time to read a lot into this today. I'm being completely honest

00:37:52.440 with you guys, but I do believe it's a big story. And there's a reason for that. We'll get to in a

00:37:57.640 couple of minutes time. Ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's prime minister said he had

00:38:03.580 agreed today to hand power to the rebel-led salvation government a day after the rebels

00:38:09.240 seized the capital Damascus and Assad fled to Russia. So he's in Moscow right now claiming

00:38:14.520 refugee status. The imminent transfer of power follows 13 years of civil war and the end to more

00:38:23.420 than 50 years of brutal rule by the Assad family, leaving Syrians at home and millions of refugees

00:38:28.920 abroad, hopeful yet deeply uncertain about their country's future. Now, apparently there were all

00:38:34.840 kinds of celebrations all over Europe and parts of the United States and Canada last night,

00:38:39.260 the Syrian refugees, right? They're shooting off fireworks at federal buildings and whatnot. 1.00

00:38:44.200 Oil prices rose more than 1% today, partly on concerns that uncertainty in Syria, which is not

00:38:50.560 a major oil producer could raise regional instability analysts said damascus stirred

00:38:55.840 to life today with traffic returning to streets and people venturing out after a nighttime curfew

00:39:01.020 but most shops remained shut fighters from the remote countryside milled about in the capital

00:39:06.240 clustering in the central of umid square now uh let's move on with this story a little bit here

00:39:12.380 there may be hope for syrian christians but don't expect them to join the party yet

00:39:19.260 there's some video that i wanted to play for you guys today but i was actually instructed 1.00

00:39:25.820 not to because it's too brutal

00:39:30.320 seriously too brutal to put on the air at least on a couple of these social medias and so i thought

00:39:40.160 hmm maybe i'll play it in the extension after nine o'clock on the website tonight for the all

00:39:45.200 access people. Amid the jubilation unleashed inside Syria and around the world by the fall

00:39:51.440 of the Assad regime Saturday night, one community in the country that probably isn't in such a

00:39:56.360 festive mood right now would be Syria's Christian minority. Prior to the outbreak of the Syrian

00:40:02.360 Civil War 2011, Christians represented roughly 10% of the population, which translated to around

00:40:08.800 1.5 million people. Today, that number stands at around 300,000, many of whom left due to

00:40:16.680 constant fighting and economic stagnation, i.e. the same reasons millions of other Syrians have

00:40:21.240 fled. Others, however, have abandoned Syria because of persecution and violence at the

00:40:26.180 hands of radical jihadist groups that make up a significant part of the rebel coalition.

00:40:30.780 Over the years, the widely held perception has been that Christians were relatively pro-Assad,

00:40:36.760 not because they had any special affection for the regime

00:40:40.100 and its obvious brutality,

00:40:42.220 but rather because it at least kept the Islamic radicals at bay.

00:40:47.260 Here's how Jean-Clement Jean-Bart,

00:40:49.140 who resigned as the Greek Melkite Archbishop of Alapo in Syria in 2021,

00:40:54.860 put things in a 2015 interview with Crux, cruxnow.com.

00:41:00.500 Personally, I would say that Bashir al-Assad is a good man.

00:41:03.900 i don't want to pass judgment beyond that but i've met him a couple of times and all of my

00:41:11.320 colleagues my fellow bishops and the priests and nuns appreciate him that doesn't mean he's an

00:41:15.960 angel gene bar told the story of once getting reports about members of his flock who were

00:41:20.700 being encircled by isis fighters he called assad's office in damascus and a convoy of

00:41:26.200 armored personnel carriers were dispatched to rescue his people in that context he said

00:41:31.580 he found it difficult to call Assad a monster.

00:41:34.880 All right.

00:41:36.920 Whether Assad was a monster or not,

00:41:39.220 he had prison camps,

00:41:40.480 he had many, many, many different people,

00:41:42.760 innocent people, apparently,

00:41:44.840 in jail cells.

00:41:47.960 Women, children, work camps, you name it.

00:41:52.080 A lot of people died in Syria.

00:41:53.680 A lot of people left Syria.

00:41:57.160 Suddenly, now remember, 0.97

00:41:59.240 that Assad was Christian,

00:42:03.220 at least he claimed to be Christian.

00:42:06.700 And the war in Syria

00:42:08.640 was basically between Christians and Muslims. 0.94

00:42:14.520 But now that the Muslims have won the war, 0.84

00:42:17.660 the rebel Muslims have won the war, 0.55

00:42:20.260 and Assad has claimed refugee status in Moscow,

00:42:22.560 and they're claiming that maybe Sharia law returns,

00:42:26.900 look what happens suddenly.

00:42:28.780 Now, you would think that during the war, because Assad the Christian was persecuting Muslims, that the Muslims would have left as refugees to other countries like Germany, Austria, Greece, Sweden, Norway, Canada, United States, UK, all of that. 0.98

00:42:46.000 And that is exactly what happened. 0.71

00:42:48.100 But now that the opposite is true and Christian Syrians may want to flee the country to the West, look what happened today. 0.94

00:42:56.280 I find this very interesting. 0.61

00:42:58.780 European countries that have suspended Syrian asylum applications so far.

00:43:05.220 Germany, Austria, Greece, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, France, Belgium.

00:43:11.080 Now, ostensibly, this would be, like I said, Christian Syrians who want to flee persecution in Syria. 0.95

00:43:21.180 Now that the radical Muslim faction will be taking power. 0.83

00:43:26.040 And it's going to take a few days, they say. 0.96

00:43:28.780 For the power transfer to be complete. 0.71

00:43:33.280 And they install the Sharia law.

00:43:38.280 So why now are all of these European, these Western countries saying no more Syrian refugees?

00:43:47.040 I want you to think about that one.

00:43:49.380 I'm not going to give you the answer.

00:43:50.820 I know what I think. 0.51

00:43:54.820 We're just going to change the subject here to trans.

00:43:58.020 How about that?

00:43:58.780 and we'll start with this story here.

00:44:01.220 And guys, I have been trying my best

00:44:03.880 to get Mayor Harold McQuaker on the show,

00:44:06.780 and maybe one night this week we'll succeed

00:44:08.920 and we'll get him on.

00:44:10.280 In the meantime, Ted Kuntz,

00:44:12.000 the president of Vaccine Choice Canada,

00:44:14.460 we're supposed to have on this week.

00:44:16.400 I'm going to try and finalize that

00:44:17.720 for either Wednesday or Thursday night,

00:44:19.200 or maybe tomorrow, who knows.

00:44:20.360 But Ted Kuntz, Vaccine Choice Canada,

00:44:22.720 will be appearing on the show.

00:44:25.600 Fingers crossed at some point this week.

00:44:27.500 Joe Warmington is the only one

00:44:30.480 the only journalist

00:44:31.660 that Mayor Harold McQuaker

00:44:33.780 has been talking to

00:44:34.700 in Canada for the past week

00:44:36.380 ever since this story came out

00:44:37.640 and by the way

00:44:38.140 this story is not just

00:44:39.120 a Canadian story now

00:44:40.180 it has gone worldwide

00:44:41.640 they're laughing about it

00:44:42.820 in Australia

00:44:43.720 which is incredibly embarrassing

00:44:46.800 and Doug Ford 1.00

00:44:49.540 was waving a trans flag

00:44:51.180 last week

00:44:51.940 yay look at me

00:44:53.380 supporting the trans community 0.98

00:44:55.620 i wonder if doug ford actually has the power to do anything and overrule this ridiculous

00:45:03.420 human rights council decision anyway mayor who stood up to pride group has bank account garnished 0.90

00:45:09.840 sad story

00:45:15.720 although the northern ontario municipal leader vowed not to honor this five thousand dollar

00:45:24.340 fine the human rights tribunal of ontario levied against him for comments surrounding town council

00:45:29.420 not approving a motion to approve pride month he wasn't given a choice in fact the winner of the

00:45:35.240 judgment that mcquaker called extortion has boasted it's already gone into his bank account

00:45:41.060 to collect the money that's borderland pride the organization that started all of this nonsense and

00:45:51.320 one. And they said on a Facebook post, sure, sex is great, but have you ever garnished your mayor's 0.82

00:45:58.780 bank account after he publicly refused to comply with a tribunal's order to pay damages?

00:46:03.820 Seems like they're enjoying this. Council may not have let them raise a rainbow flag for Pride

00:46:11.160 Month, but they're planting a flag in the ground to show emo is their town. Mayor McQuaker's

00:46:17.420 comments in the Toronto Sun and other media were very clear that he did not respect nor intend to

00:46:21.860 comply with the tribunal's orders, Borderland Pride said in an email. Consequently, it was

00:46:25.980 apparent he would not voluntarily make payment of the damages ordered. We took immediate action to

00:46:31.540 garnish his bank account. What McWenker told the Sun was, I utterly refused to pay the $5,000

00:46:37.420 because that's extortion, and also said he would not partake in an Ontario Human Rights Commission

00:46:42.860 re-education courts. What are they going to do now? Kick his door down and drag them out to this

00:46:48.820 thing? Re-education course? Seriously. This is unbelievable. Last week, the Supreme Court of the

00:47:05.720 united states was hearing a case that regarded trans rights in tennessee tennessee became one

00:47:14.700 of the first states to say no we're outlawing gender affirming care surgery and all of that

00:47:20.960 stuff for those 18 years of age and younger and that caused a little bit of consternation

00:47:28.720 for the trans community uh here's a story today that came out it was in the vision times the

00:47:35.080 supreme court will likely uphold tennessee's ban on transgender medical procedures for minors

00:47:40.020 which is good news according to a number of legal experts it's unlikely the u.s supreme court will 0.98

00:47:46.360 overturn tennessee's ban on transgender medical procedures for minors following last week's

00:47:50.820 deliberations proponents for the controversial procedures have been arguing the ban violates

00:47:56.260 the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment however legal experts are saying that this

00:48:01.780 argument will fail. Thomas Jipping, a senior legal fellow for the conservative think tank

00:48:06.780 Heritage Foundation, told Fox News Digital, the argument opposing the law has to create a parallel

00:48:12.260 between the puberty blocker, Tennessee law and previous Supreme Court precedent that involved a

00:48:16.980 higher or tougher legal standard. That's what they're trying to do because the U.S. Court of

00:48:21.560 Appeals for the Sixth Circuit upheld the Tennessee law under a very deferential standard. If that's

00:48:27.280 where it stays. Tennessee will win this in the Supreme Court. So last week we showed you video

00:48:34.280 of Matt Walsh speaking outside the Supreme Court as they were getting set for these deliberations.

00:48:39.400 Now we're going to show you some video of people from the other side. There's a couple at the

00:48:43.480 beginning of this video who were there standing up for the rights of their trans child who

00:48:49.460 apparently recognized he or she or whatever was trans at the age of 18 months and then

00:48:57.140 we're going to hear from the lawyer that was arguing the trans case in the supreme court

00:49:02.220 what what motivated you to come out here today uh we're supporting our child violet

00:49:08.520 um and her access to the medical care that she needs

00:49:13.400 yeah uh we're here for her rights and her ability to be who she is and she's not going to let

00:49:22.480 anybody silence her and we're not going to stand in her way what state are you from arizona okay

00:49:28.520 are you concerned about how this case would affect arizona or do you think that would

00:49:33.420 have an impact there yes 100 we're concerned and we've discussed having to move which we don't

00:49:40.500 want to do but um violet comes first and her medical care and her medical needs come first so

00:49:47.360 we'll see what happens and what age do you think most trans kids determine that they're trans 0.51

00:49:53.780 uh violet told us when she was one and a half she's been telling us since she could speak

00:50:02.020 um so she knew since birth what motivated you to come out here today uh we're supporting our child

00:50:11.960 violet um and that part i'll replay all right let's move along then

00:50:17.240 this is really going to bother you this this lawyer what's what's her name 1.00

00:50:27.680 Oh, and I say her because it's it's a her.

00:50:41.260 Watch. 1.00

00:50:47.220 These are constitutional norms that they are sensationalizing and playing.

00:50:52.680 well part of why the the harris campaign lost is because they were too supportive of of trans

00:50:58.220 people and but what did they hold on a minute first and her medical care and her medical needs

00:51:03.920 come first so in the after there there okay chase strangio that was a very suitable name

00:51:10.280 this is a woman masquerading as a man right when i first looked at this very first time i saw this 0.97

00:51:21.420 I went, all right, that's kind of a weird looking dude. 0.67

00:51:26.480 And then she opened her mouth to talk.

00:51:30.160 No matter how many pills she's taken, how many hormones or whatever, hasn't helped.

00:51:36.240 Listen to this.

00:51:37.420 This is this is not normal.

00:51:40.140 Math of the election.

00:51:41.080 You have this postmortem in which you have Democrats, you know, pundits as well as politicians speaking out and saying, well, part of why the Harris campaign lost.

00:51:51.300 is because they were too supportive of trans people.

00:51:54.260 But what did they do?

00:51:55.760 Nothing.

00:51:56.380 And so the obvious takeaway from that is,

00:51:59.480 well, they should have just joined in the attacks.

00:52:01.380 They should have said, yes, it is. 1.00

00:52:03.200 Of course we should exclude trans girls from sports. 1.00

00:52:05.920 Of course we should deny people in government custody 1.00

00:52:09.160 of medical treatment.

00:52:10.180 These are constitutional norms that they are sensationalizing

00:52:14.620 and playing into people's misunderstanding

00:52:16.560 about trans people and our bodies.

00:52:19.000 And they played on that misinformation

00:52:20.360 And they played on that fear in a campaign that was both about trans.

00:52:24.360 All right. All right. 0.66

00:52:24.980 I just wanted to illustrate for you how that lawyer is the poster child for the ridiculousness. 1.00

00:52:36.160 She doesn't even have to open her mouth. 1.00

00:52:38.540 Well, she does, actually.

00:52:39.820 The second she opens her mouth, it's just game over. 1.00

00:52:42.780 That's a woman. 1.00

00:52:45.960 Clearly obvious that that is a woman.

00:52:50.360 and I do not recognize her as a man.

00:52:53.760 She might, and that's fine.

00:52:56.040 She can go ahead and say,

00:52:56.920 I'm a man, I'm a man, I'm a man all I want. 1.00

00:52:58.880 Don't try and come into my bathroom, sweetheart, number one. 0.92

00:53:02.660 Do not screw with the children, number two.

00:53:06.460 Other than that, feel free.

00:53:08.120 Go live your life.

00:53:09.860 Enjoy yourself.

00:53:11.740 Delude yourself.

00:53:13.300 But good luck next time you try to stand up and take a leak.

00:53:16.560 how did we get here 1.00

00:53:21.680 remember when all this trans stuff was just kind of like you know some corner alley 0.99

00:53:29.760 club where these people went

00:53:33.780 and you never really saw it or heard about it nobody ever talked about it because why

00:53:39.920 such a small portion of the population right like less than way less than one percent and let them

00:53:47.780 go have their fun i don't care again whatever floats your boat baby but then suddenly about

00:53:54.940 seven or eight years ago we started hearing more and more and more about this trans trans trans

00:53:59.620 how did this happen and why i mean the gay people they'd already won their rights hey man you can

00:54:04.520 go ahead and you can get married now gay marriage cool whatever and you can get the benefits and 0.76

00:54:09.840 familial rights and and all of that and that's cool whatever personally i don't agree with it

00:54:18.680 but again it's not my business as long as you're not screwing up with the kids

00:54:23.300 whatever but then this

00:54:29.220 this happened

00:54:32.260 january 6th 2017 almost eight years ago this comes from scientific american

00:54:39.860 where transgender is no longer a diagnosis denmark became the first country to declassify it

00:54:48.420 as a mental disorder i'm not going to go through this whole story because it's kind of long

00:54:53.980 but when denmark did this all the other western countries followed suit and guess what now that

00:55:00.720 it's no longer a mental illness that puts the onus on the human rights boards to say well

00:55:06.400 i guess if it's not a mental illness and people are just born that way and they're humans it's

00:55:13.520 their human right. And that's where all the craziness started. At the dawn of 2017, the

00:55:20.660 Danish parliament struck a blow for transgender rights and became the first country to remove 0.96

00:55:25.420 trans people's classification as mentally ill, even though we know they are. 0.99

00:55:34.060 In this New Year's Day move, the government took official action to de-stigmatize transgender 0.99

00:55:40.140 individuals, separating them from any association with words such as problem, disorder, or dysphoria. 0.98

00:55:47.360 Now, they can go ahead and say that officially all they want, but ultimately we know the truth, 0.85

00:55:52.840 right? That's just a progressive legislature showing how progressive they are, and then

00:55:58.900 finding some high moral ground to stand on, even though they don't deserve to be there.

00:56:02.960 words matter says linda thor peterson of rights organization lgbt denmark it was very important

00:56:12.100 she says the terms like incongruence disturbance and problem were left out of the code title used

00:56:17.180 by the country's medical community to track care the change she says makes it a code instead of

00:56:22.360 a diagnosis the old system made indirect discrimination possible she explains job

00:56:28.040 applications were sometimes rejected because of a diagnosis but obviously they've gone too far

00:56:34.220 which was their intent obviously the whole time here's our friend raylin fox followed by miriam

00:56:42.220 grossman in this video those books aren't in my kid's school part one louis riel school division

00:56:51.060 quite the porn selection you've got in your schools i took the liberty of perusing a few

00:56:56.380 of your school library catalogs and parents they're all available online by the way. I wanted

00:57:02.000 to highlight a few books I found within the schools in your division. Now I'm going to make a point to

00:57:07.180 say that the books I'm about to highlight are in no way all of the porn books available within your

00:57:13.800 schools. I chose only a few books in a handful of schools as my time is limited. I am going to

00:57:19.240 apologize in advance for what I am about to read aloud but you cannot fully comprehend the vulgarity

00:57:25.440 of these books without actually hearing what they contain so all right so no kids you got kids in

00:57:32.540 earshot please move them along i'll give you a to the count of five no kids i'm sorry kids

00:57:43.560 i i am i'm truly sorry not many of you are here i know but the ones that are

00:57:48.860 you can't hear this it's grown-ups one two three four five you could come back in five minutes if

00:58:00.080 you want and if it's okay with your mom and dad or grandma grandpa okay here we go this is your

00:58:05.320 final warning to ensure that there are no children within earshot book one all boys aren't blue

00:58:12.880 quote there you stood in front of me fully erect and said taste it at first i laughed and refused

00:58:21.680 but then you said come on matt taste it this is what other boys like us do when we like each 0.88

00:58:27.980 other i finally listened to you the whole time i knew it was wrong not because i was having sexual

00:58:33.800 intercourse with a guy but that you were my family for context they're cousins book two

00:58:41.560 The Bluest Eye. Quote, removing himself from her was so painful to him he cut it short and snatched

00:58:49.440 his genitals out of the dry harbor of her vagina. She appeared to have fainted, so when the child 0.99

00:58:56.420 regained consciousness, she was lying on the kitchen floor under a heavy quilt, trying to

00:59:01.820 connect the pain between her legs with the face of her mother looming over her. Book three, Milk and

00:59:09.980 honey. Quote, you pinned my legs to the ground with your feet and demanded I stand up. The rape 0.99

00:59:17.460 will tear you in half. Book four, Push. Hold on, hold on, hold on a second. I'm seeing somebody 1.00

00:59:26.540 called Roseanne in the comments here going, porn, LOL. You wouldn't call that porn? 0.55

00:59:32.380 what is your definition of porn actually i would like to know go ahead write it down in the comments

00:59:40.740 i would love to see because to me this definitely is pornographic and kids should be nowhere near

00:59:48.220 this let's continue quote my hand is going up through the smell of mama my hand is pushing 1.00

00:59:55.780 daddy's dick out my face. I was raped by my father and beat. No one is talking except me. 1.00

01:00:03.680 Mama pushed my head down in her. I can't talk no more. Book five, tricks. Quote, I lean forward,

01:00:14.120 cup my breasts, rub them over his face. Confusion seeps into his eyes, and like it or not, his

01:00:20.760 muscles relax. All but one. I rock back gently, invite him inside. And last but not least, book

01:00:29.300 six, A Stolen Life. Quote, Philip also wants to watch his dog, Caesar, have sex with me. He says 0.99

01:00:38.520 a dog's penis is not as long as his and it won't hurt me as bad. What I just read should erase all 0.99

01:00:46.700 out in everyone's minds whether or not these books contain pornography. They contain graphic

01:00:55.220 depictions of incest, rape, bestiality, pedophilia, paraphilia. If you are disturbed by the contents

01:01:03.740 of these books like I am and agree that they have no place in a public school library,

01:01:08.580 I urge you to contact the Louis Riel School Division Board of Trustees. They are there to

01:01:15.060 represent the interests of parents and if they refuse to acknowledge the harms caused by these

01:01:20.660 materials being made available to minors keep pushing sign up to speak at a board meeting

01:01:25.860 go to the local media go to alternative media do not stop speaking that's what they want

01:01:32.300 the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to address you my name is miriam grossman i am a

01:01:37.660 board certified child adolescent and adult psychiatrist author and senior fellow at do

01:01:43.780 no harm. I have been taking care of patients for 45 years. I'm going to use my time to respond to

01:01:51.900 Dr. McNamara. First, I'm struck by her use of the phrase sex assigned at birth. Sex is not assigned

01:02:01.320 at birth. Sex is established at conception, and it's recognized at birth, if not earlier.

01:02:10.900 dr mcnamara claims that her views are science-based but to claim that sex is assigned

01:02:17.440 at birth is without any scientific basis whatsoever its language misleads people

01:02:23.960 especially children into thinking that male and female are arbitrary designations and can change

01:02:31.400 that is simply not true oh by the way this is the woman brunette to the right of dr grossman

01:02:42.160 that's dr mcnamara she's got this kind of this smirk again with with the condescending smirks 0.80

01:02:50.800 that the left seems to run with constantly right dr mcnamara claims that social and medical

01:02:58.480 interventions are the only evidence-based treatment and that scientific evidence shows

01:03:04.420 it is life-saving. Without it, she's warning us, kids will commit suicide. Well, a growing number

01:03:13.440 of countries have effectively banned the care to which she's referring. And thank God there's been

01:03:20.040 no wave of suicides or other mental health catastrophes. Three years ago, Finland placed 0.83

01:03:27.180 strict limitations on medical interventions for minors. Sweden did the same thing after a 14-year

01:03:33.900 old girl was found to have osteoporosis and spinal fractures from puberty blockers. An

01:03:40.000 investigation concluded, quote, the risks of anti-puberty and hormone treatment for those

01:03:47.600 under 18 currently outweigh the possible benefits. The UK conducted a review and called the evidence

01:03:55.900 very low. They've also placed severe restrictions on the care that Dr. McNamara calls life-saving.

01:04:03.940 Norway also analyzed the data and has made similar changes in policy. The National Academy of

01:04:10.600 Medicine in France warned, quote, great medical caution must be taken in children and adolescents

01:04:16.860 given the vulnerability of this population and the many undesirable, even serious complications

01:04:23.540 the therapies cause doctors in new zealand and australia have published similar statements

01:04:29.060 yeah okay so just when you think and and this war is raging and i don't want anybody thinking

01:04:39.260 it's a distraction because it's all part of the plan right it's destabilization it is meant

01:04:45.360 to make us question our very lives our very souls and if you think you're having a problem

01:04:53.720 navigating through the weirdness and many of us are think about what it's doing to kids

01:05:00.440 who don't know stuff and are very impressionable and are hearing this from people in authority in

01:05:10.620 their lives teachers doctors psychiatrists school psychologists many of them are telling them this

01:05:19.420 stuff and look at this story here it continues top neuropsychology organizations poised to make

01:05:26.280 equity justice and inclusion a core part of training guidelines and this includes

01:05:30.500 the trans stuff because trans is now recognized as a human right you see trans rights are human

01:05:36.620 rights because it's not an illness anymore as i just told you a few minutes ago draft standards

01:05:42.380 call on doctors to develop an equitable and just scientific knowledge base whatever that means

01:05:53.340 social justice frameworks acknowledge acknowledge systemic depression sorry oppression

01:05:58.700 and pursue equitable and just scientific knowledge is from the same people that gave you math is

01:06:04.460 racist they are turning the world upside down two plus two equals five the sky is now purple

01:06:14.420 it's not black grass is now blue whatever made you think it was green that's what they're doing

01:06:20.900 and it's right out of 1984 and if that's not enough now blm's all fired up and they apparently

01:06:31.420 had planned some kind of an action tonight in New York City based upon this. This happened today.

01:06:39.000 Now, if I'm to look at this completely through an unbiased lens, I don't think this veteran, 0.97

01:06:46.040 I believe he's a Marine veteran, Daniel Penny, needed to kill this guy with a chokehold.

01:06:54.920 it's unfortunate that it happened but i also believe that he was doing his best to protect

01:07:01.980 people around him on the subway in new york so he was acquitted today in this new york subway

01:07:08.860 chokehold case over the death of jordan neely a black man and here is the story and i haven't

01:07:16.720 covered this much you guys so i'm going to cover it a lot tonight and i'm going to stay with you

01:07:20.160 for there's so much news tonight and there's stuff i'm missing out on

01:07:24.200 i had so much more stuff i wanted to get to tonight but i knew it was going to take too

01:07:30.200 long it's already nine o'clock central time here so i'm going to cover this story i've got one more

01:07:35.140 story and then for all access members on shadow davis.com tonight in the extension it's going to

01:07:40.420 be part two of the fall of the cabal something i've been promising for the past couple of weeks

01:07:44.380 but haven't got to so that's happening tonight and if you want to take part in the conversation

01:07:50.240 in the extension feel free join the shadow at night group on telegram that's where we go so

01:07:56.420 the video is available only on the website shadow davis.com and the conversation happens in the

01:08:01.560 shadow at night community group on telegram okay so this marine veteran daniel penny who used a

01:08:07.040 chokehold on an agitated subway rider was acquitted today in a death that became a prism for differing

01:08:15.480 views about public safety, valor, and vigilantism. Manhattan jury cleared Daniel Penny of criminally

01:08:22.240 negligent homicide in Jordan Neely's death last year. A more serious manslaughter charge was

01:08:27.500 dismissed last week because the jury deadlocked on that count. Penny, who had shown little expression

01:08:32.820 during the trial briefly smiled as the verdict was read while celebrating later with his attorneys

01:08:40.240 he said he felt great both applause and anger erupted in the courtroom and neely's father and

01:08:45.840 two supporters were ushered out after audibly reacting another person also left wailing with

01:08:51.480 tears now neely's father spoke to the media later on we've got that video for you in just a moment

01:08:57.000 apparently he hadn't seen his son jordan since jordan was two maybe three years old jordan been

01:09:05.340 living in the streets ever since his mother was murdered when he was 14 or 15 years old and

01:09:12.580 neely's father never reached out but here he is saying really really hurts his name is andre

01:09:18.140 zachary said that outside the courthouse i had enough of this the system is rigged

01:09:22.220 that's a scam artist that's a total scam artist this guy don't care about my kid living in the

01:09:35.000 streets don't care that he's a michael jackson impersonator in the subways don't care that he's 0.63

01:09:40.540 got no money that he doesn't have a home that his mother was murdered and put in and packed into a

01:09:46.800 suitcase, her body parts? That's what happened. Didn't care then, but now you do.

01:09:57.520 Well, that's interesting. Wonder what kind of a payday you're looking for.

01:10:04.200 The case amplified many American fault lines, among them race, politics, crime, urban life,

01:10:09.620 mental illness, homelessness. Neely was black, Penny is white. Mm-hmm. So is this going to be

01:10:15.940 the next what's his name minneapolis guy forget his name already i don't know george floyd

01:10:22.640 there were sometimes dueling demonstrations outside the courthouse including

01:10:28.180 today i've profiled republican politicians portrayed penny as a hero while prominent

01:10:33.520 democrats attended neely's funeral penny's attorneys argued he was protecting himself

01:10:38.520 and other subway passengers from a volatile mentally ill man who was making alarming

01:10:43.700 remarks and gestures penny finally got the justice he deserved one of his lawyers thomas kenneth said

01:10:50.320 while celebrating the outcome with him at a downtown bar manhattan manhattan district attorney

01:10:55.820 elvin bragg we've heard that name before haven't we a democrat whose office brought the case said

01:11:02.660 prosecutors followed the facts and the evidence from beginning to end and respect the verdict

01:11:07.620 The anonymous jury, which had started, anonymous, I guess they'd have to be, right?

01:11:13.580 Like, I mean, death threats and all that, come on.

01:11:16.000 So they'd started deliberating Tuesday.

01:11:18.260 They were escorted out of court in a van.

01:11:21.460 Penny, 26, served four years, and the Marines went on to study architecture.

01:11:26.200 Neely, 30, was a sometime Subway performer with a tragic life story.

01:11:30.620 His mother was killed, and oh, yeah, here is, again, no kids.

01:11:33.780 i guess i've already said this his mother was killed and stuffed in a suitcase when he was a

01:11:42.540 teenager i can't even begin to fathom something like that

01:11:49.360 as a younger man neely did michael jackson tributes complete with moonwalks on the city

01:11:56.820 streets and subways but neely also struggled with mental illness after losing his mother

01:12:01.700 whose boyfriend was convicted of murdering her he subsequently was diagnosed with depression

01:12:07.300 and schizophrenia was repeatedly hospitalized and used the synthetic cannabinoid k2 and realized it

01:12:14.700 negatively affected his thinking and behavior according to medical records seen at the trial

01:12:19.440 the drug was in his system when he died neely told a doctor in 2017 that being homeless living

01:12:25.600 in poverty and having to dig through the garbage for food made him feel so hopeless that he

01:12:30.680 sometimes thought of killing himself, hospital records show. About six years later, he boarded

01:12:35.900 a subway under Manhattan. May 1st, 2023, hurled his jacket onto the floor, declared that he was

01:12:42.020 hungry and thirsty and didn't care if he died or went to jail, witnesses said. Some told 911

01:12:47.900 operators that he tried to attack people or indicated that he'd harm writers and several

01:12:52.800 testified they were afraid. Neely was unarmed, nothing but a muffin in his pocket and didn't

01:13:00.120 touch any passengers. One said he made a lunging movement that alarmed her enough that she had to

01:13:05.720 shield her five-year-old from him. Penny came up behind Neely, grabbed his neck, took him to the

01:13:11.680 floor, and put him out, as the veteran told police at the scene. Here is Daniel Penny telling the

01:13:17.420 story. East Village in Manhattan, so I take the subway multiple times a day. In this instance,

01:13:22.900 I was coming from school. I got out of class around 2.15, and I took the J Street, I was at

01:13:28.840 J Street Metro Tech took the uptown F train at 2nd Avenue a man came on

01:13:35.200 stumbled on he was appeared to be on drugs the doors closed and he ripped his

01:13:41.920 jacket off and violent and threw it at the people sitting down to my left I

01:13:45.640 was listening to music at the time and he was yelling so I took my headphones

01:13:50.640 out to hear what he was yelling and the three main threats that he repeated over 0.97

01:13:55.060 and over was I'm gonna kill you I'm prepared to go to jail for life and I'm 0.97

01:13:59.680 willing to die you know this is a this was a scary situation and mr. nearly 0.99

01:14:04.900 came on he was he was threatening he's I'm 6 2 and he was taller than me so it

01:14:10.180 was and there's a common misconception that Marines don't get scared we're

01:14:14.200 actually taught one of our core values is courage and courage is not the

01:14:19.420 absence of fear but how you handle fear and you know i was scared for myself but i looked around

01:14:26.320 i saw women and children he was yelling in their faces saying saying these threats i couldn't just

01:14:32.460 sit still some people say that i was holding on to mr really for 15 minutes this is not true i mean

01:14:38.960 between stops is only a couple minutes so the whole interaction less less than less than five

01:14:43.600 minutes some people say i was trying to choke him to death which is also not true i was trying to

01:14:48.680 restrain him. You can see in the video there's a clear rise and fall of his

01:14:52.940 chest indicating that he's breathing. I'm trying to restrain him from him being

01:14:58.400 able to carry out the threats. And then some people say that this is about race

01:15:02.300 which is absolutely ridiculous. I didn't see a black man threatening passengers. 0.99

01:15:07.220 I saw a man threatening passengers. A lot of whom were people of color. A man who

01:15:14.120 helped restrain Mr. Neely was was a person of color. A few days after the

01:15:18.440 incident, I read in the papers that a woman of color came out and called me a hero. I don't 1.00

01:15:24.600 believe that I'm a hero, but she was one of those people that I was trying to protect. We were all

01:15:31.260 scared. Mr. Neely was yelling in these passengers' faces, and they looked terrified. The reason why

01:15:37.760 there was no video at the start of the altercation was because people were too afraid getting away

01:15:41.860 from him, and the videos didn't start until they saw that situation was under control.

01:15:47.920 I knew I had to act, and I acted in a way that would protect the other passengers,

01:15:52.840 protect myself, and protect Mr. Neely.

01:15:55.480 I used this hole to restrain him,

01:15:58.180 and I did this by leaving my hand on top of his head to control his body.

01:16:02.940 You can see in the video there's a clear rise and fall of his chest

01:16:05.460 indicating that he was still breathing.

01:16:07.380 And I'm calibrating my grip based on the force that he's exerting.

01:16:14.380 I was trying to keep him on the ground,

01:16:17.420 until the police came.

01:16:18.940 I was praying that the police would come

01:16:20.360 and take this situation over.

01:16:23.640 I didn't want to be put in that situation,

01:16:25.700 but I couldn't just sit still

01:16:27.600 and let him carry out these threats.

01:16:33.840 Wow.

01:16:37.380 The story goes on.

01:16:38.900 Passengers' video showed that at one point

01:16:41.280 during the roughly six-minute hold,

01:16:42.780 Neely tapped an onlooker's leg and gestured to him.

01:16:45.420 Later, he briefly got an arm free,

01:16:47.020 but he went still nearly a minute before Penny released him.

01:16:50.200 He's dying, an unseen passenger.

01:16:52.220 Sorry, bystander said in one video, let him go.

01:16:55.380 Witnesses stepped in to hold down Neely's arms testified that he told Penny to free the man,

01:17:00.020 though Penny's lawyers noted the witness's story changed significantly over time.

01:17:10.000 This is Jordan Neely's father after the decision was reached today outside the courthouse.

01:17:17.020 I just want to say, I miss my son.

01:17:22.680 My son didn't have to go through this.

01:17:25.140 I didn't have to go through this either.

01:17:28.820 It hurts.

01:17:31.300 Really, really hurts.

01:17:34.540 What are we going to do, people?

01:17:37.440 What's going to happen to us now?

01:17:43.040 I had enough of this.

01:17:44.260 is he inciting violence or am i just hallucinating or am i reaching tell me

01:17:51.700 what are we going to do now

01:17:54.320 system is rigged

01:17:58.480 come on people

01:18:03.200 let's do something about this 0.89

01:18:07.720 let's do something about it too often we have eric garner's mother here

01:18:14.420 why can't people just see a situation for what it is

01:18:26.080 what would you do in that situation if there was a guy on a bus or a train we see it all the time

01:18:36.260 on planes and videos all the time on youtube and facebook people getting threatening because

01:18:41.580 they've had too much to drink and somebody does them in not kill them but puts them down

01:18:48.020 tasers some whatever what would you do in that situation and i'm not talking to you you ladies

01:18:54.640 unless you've got a black belt in karate or something as a man i would probably step between

01:19:02.820 him and the people he was threatening i may not have instantly put a chokehold on but i would

01:19:12.980 have stepped between them i've done that kind of thing in the past usually you can de-escalate a

01:19:21.120 situation like that so maybe that was tried by mr penny i don't know i don't think so according

01:19:32.800 to all of the the witnesses testimony he just came up behind the guy put him in the chokehold

01:19:37.340 took him down and wanted to wait until the cops got there but i do believe he wasn't trying to

01:19:45.100 kill him this is a tough one what would this guy have done left unchecked

01:19:54.520 you can always count on blm right even though they've been thoroughly discredited over the 0.99

01:20:02.480 years and their original leaders took the money that was donated to them for all the riots that

01:20:08.700 they financed and the defund the police movement a few years ago remember that during the height of

01:20:15.380 covid all of these george floyd riots are going on nobody's got a mask on very funny and nobody

01:20:20.160 said anything about it but anyway blm is still a thing apparently and this is walter hawk newsome

01:20:28.520 He is the BLM leader in New York City, and he's calling upon black vigilantes to rise up.

01:20:35.940 How can you preach love to racists that got Dr. King killed? 0.92

01:20:43.440 How can you promote love to a nation that is built on theft and genocide?

01:20:51.000 What we preach is unity, black unity. 1.00

01:20:56.080 stop begging this system 0.99

01:20:58.800 to justify our lives

01:21:00.680 stop begging

01:21:02.580 this system for justice

01:21:04.900 when things happen

01:21:06.820 to you

01:21:07.540 you step up and defend

01:21:10.320 yourself

01:21:11.380 just like everybody else

01:21:14.880 seeks justice on their own

01:21:16.520 just like everybody else

01:21:18.420 has vigilantes 1.00

01:21:20.140 we need some black 1.00

01:21:22.700 vigilantes 1.00

01:21:23.800 people want to jump up

01:21:26.940 and choke us 1.00

01:21:28.580 and kill us 1.00

01:21:30.620 for being loud 0.99

01:21:31.920 how about we do the same

01:21:34.820 when they attempt to

01:21:36.760 oppress us

01:21:37.960 I'm tired

01:21:39.560 yeah

01:21:42.080 that's

01:21:43.360 that guy's living in some

01:21:46.720 kind of a weird fantasy

01:21:47.980 I don't believe that that

01:21:50.640 was the situation at all

01:21:53.800 I read a lot about this the last couple of days.

01:21:57.380 I've tried to look at it from every possible angle.

01:22:02.360 Did Penny apply too much pressure? 0.69

01:22:04.180 Yeah, probably.

01:22:05.160 Was it intentional?

01:22:06.100 Absolutely not.

01:22:07.720 In my opinion.

01:22:12.800 It's a shame the guy died.

01:22:17.840 But it wasn't intentional.

01:22:19.460 And I don't believe, most sincerely, it had anything to do with race, skin color, nothing.

01:22:26.680 Nothing like that.

01:22:28.060 This was a matter of, in Mr. Penny's opinion, and mine too, life or death, what could have

01:22:35.720 happened as opposed to what did happen.

01:22:39.880 Donald Trump has given his first network interview since he became president-elect, came with

01:22:47.680 Christian Welker.

01:22:48.580 i think she's with cbs and we've got oh several clips here to show you so let's run through them

01:22:55.340 all he's uh probably one of the worst in terms of bias so yeah so this one yitz friedman says

01:23:05.240 yeah i've worked in media and tv never seen anything like this it was a master class by 0.99

01:23:10.780 trump he says welker exposed herself as a complete idiot and here are a few of the insane moments 0.99

01:23:16.880 what is this one first Welker condescends to Trump appearing to be trying to convince him 0.99

01:23:22.620 to raise the minimum wage rather than asking him a question totally inappropriate there are 20

01:23:29.400 states that still have the federal minimum wage at 725 and I actually have a map 19 of these

01:23:35.540 states actually voted for you sir um and please let me know what your opinions are regarding

01:23:42.540 trump's answers are they reasonable are they nice are they polite as compared to christian

01:23:51.560 welker's questions and you can see it right yeah right here i don't know if you remember this but

01:23:55.900 during the debate in 2020 i asked you if you would raise the minimum wage you said you would consider

01:24:00.800 it and so my question for you is now that you are going back to the white house for these 19 states

01:24:08.200 that voted for you. Are you going to raise the federal number? It's a very low number. I will

01:24:12.700 agree. It's a very low number. Let me give you the downside, though. In California, they raised

01:24:16.900 it up to a very high number. And your restaurants are going out of business all over the place.

01:24:22.280 The population is shrinking. It's had a very negative impact. But there is a level at which

01:24:27.940 you could do it. Absolutely. What is that level? I don't know. I mean, I really don't know.

01:24:31.840 I can say this. You have a lot of businesses that are open and thriving because of the lower

01:24:37.600 minimum wage. If you raise it too much, and you understand this, if California went crazy,

01:24:43.440 they went crazy. And people, the restaurants are closing all over. Many more people are hurt.

01:24:48.900 So I hear you saying, similarly to sort of what you said in 2020,

01:24:53.680 will you consider it? Is this something you're going to look at?

01:24:56.120 I'd want to speak to the governors. And the other thing that's very complicated about minimum

01:25:00.000 wages is places are so different. Mississippi and Alabama and great places are very different

01:25:06.400 than New York or California, I mean, in terms of the cost of living and other things. So it would

01:25:12.000 be nice to have just a minimum wage for the whole country, but it wouldn't work, because you have

01:25:16.180 places where it's very inexpensive to live, where a minimum wage, which is eight or nine dollars,

01:25:22.440 might be, you know, might have very much, very little effect, because the cost of living in

01:25:29.580 certain places is really low minimum wage is not a federal responsibility why is she asking him

01:25:38.340 about this i mean they can do it but it's a state thing and trump is absolutely correct right

01:25:46.140 different places cost different amounts california new york far more expensive than arkansas

01:25:53.360 mississippi that's just the way it is hmm did i miss one oh that's just the second of many posts

01:26:01.700 all right third one here uh welker deceptively edits the constitution this is only 14 seconds

01:26:08.420 but here we go you promised to end birthright citizenship on day one is that still your plan

01:26:13.740 yeah absolutely the 14th amendment though says that quote all persons born in the united states

01:26:19.380 are citizens can you get around the 14th amendment with an executive action you promised to end

01:26:24.660 birthright citizenship on the reason for that is because people come across the border in the 0.93

01:26:32.600 united states and it happens in canada quite often too they come across as refugees simply to have

01:26:38.620 their kid so that their kid is an american or a canadian and that means that the family can stay

01:26:45.380 based upon that that's an industry actually especially in the united states and trump is

01:26:51.760 looking to get around that somehow but he may have some problems because welker is correct

01:26:56.680 the constitution does not allow for that so he's going to have to prove somehow in the courts 1.00

01:27:02.180 the insidious nature of this industry so the next clip here welker is an idiot 0.98

01:27:11.320 hey guys don't forget to like and share get this out to as many people as you possibly can i'm 0.96

01:27:17.280 going a little bit long tonight because we had a lot of content tonight we still do have an

01:27:21.720 extension for you on shadow davis.com coming up in about 10 minutes or so i've got a great video

01:27:27.280 to play for you with vivek ramaswamy so happy he's with the doge in the united states because

01:27:33.060 he's going to find a way to cut some of those billions of dollars out of the u.s budget and

01:27:38.440 get things back to sanity but he's got a great take on black rock state street and vanguard

01:27:43.280 that was uh put down a couple of years ago that you might want to hear so anyway

01:27:47.060 trump makes a very simple point that while he wanted to repeal and replace obamacare

01:27:53.100 he still run it well for the sake of the country as long as it was still in place we're not going

01:27:58.580 to play this entire four minute 36 second clip because obamacare is american and we're mostly

01:28:02.820 Canadian, but we will play part of it. When John McCain let us down by voting and Murkowski and

01:28:09.020 Collins and whoever it was that voted against, but they really let us down. They did us a great

01:28:15.280 disservice because we would have great health. Obamacare is lousy health care. It's very expensive 0.86

01:28:20.320 health care for the people. It's also expensive for the country, but for the people, it's lousy

01:28:24.820 health care. When John McCain gave his thumbs down after saying for 10 years that he wants to repeal

01:28:32.120 and replace. And then he came out, he put his now famous thumbs down and he became a hero to the

01:28:38.560 left. Just let me just tell you, if we find something better, I would love to do it. But

01:28:44.440 unless we find, one thing I have to say, I inherited Obamacare or anything else you want

01:28:51.680 to go, it's got about 20 names, but I inherited it. And I had a decision to make with health and

01:28:58.480 Human Services. I had a big decision to make. Do I make it as good as we can make it or do I let it

01:29:03.640 rot? And a lot of political people said, let it rot and let it be a failure. I said, that's not

01:29:10.960 the right thing to do. And I had very good people in the medical area that handled that. And I said,

01:29:16.920 what do you want to do? He said, we really have an obligation to make it as good as we can. And

01:29:20.740 we did. We made it as good as we can make it. Instead of instead of making it bad, where

01:29:26.100 everybody would be calling for its repeal. I made it so that it works.

01:29:30.000 But you did try to overturn it, sir.

01:29:32.160 Well, it's lousy.

01:29:32.900 You did try to overturn it. You did have your Justice Department try to direct the Supreme Court to overturn it.

01:29:37.100 No, we got a little bit of a surprising opinion, to be honest with you.

01:29:40.900 If it would have been overturned, we would have had much better health care right now.

01:29:44.200 But right now, we have something that I made the best of.

01:29:49.040 I could have made the worst of it, and it would have fallen by the wayside.

01:29:52.820 i did the right right thing from a human standpoint but you know i'm sort of proud of

01:29:58.720 my decision at the same time sometimes i regret it if this is joe biden sitting there right now

01:30:06.800 she's asking what his favorite ice cream is 0.99

01:30:09.580 again wilker is an idiot wilker turns to a topic literally nobody cares about project 2025 1.00

01:30:17.940 Oh, my God. Why do they keep rapping on this? 1.00

01:30:21.820 Let's talk about Project 2025. This is the conservative policy blueprint.

01:30:25.800 You disavowed it during the campaign. You called it a product of the radical right.

01:30:30.300 You've said some of their ideas were abysmal.

01:30:32.580 I said some of it is. Some of it is very good. Some of it's very mainstream, actually.

01:30:37.400 Frankly, the Democrats should have used some of it because they went, you know, with all the transgender that they were doing 0.61

01:30:42.380 or with the men playing in women's sports. If they wouldn't have done that, maybe they would have done better. 0.98

01:30:46.740 So you take me to my question. You're now giving people involved in Project 2025 prominent roles in your administration. Are you changing your mind about Project 2025? Is this now the policy blueprint for the second Trump administration?

01:30:59.820 Some people, if you take a look at the group, it was hundreds of people were involved.

01:31:05.100 And I was actually, I reprimanded the whole group.

01:31:08.540 I said, you shouldn't have placed this document in front of the voters because I have nothing

01:31:14.440 to do with it and I'm the one that's running.

01:31:16.640 You had no right to do this where you put a thousand page document in front.

01:31:22.760 And many of those things I disagree with.

01:31:24.880 Now, many of those things I happen to agree with.

01:31:28.300 Many of those things Democrats should have agreed to.

01:31:30.760 And I think they would have done much better in the election because they got slaughtered.

01:31:34.020 Well, I guess people people see the list.

01:31:35.880 Russ Vogt, Brendan Carr, Peter Navarro, John Ratcliffe, Pete Hoekstra, Monica Crowley.

01:31:40.660 And they think these are all the people who are involved in or writing Project 2025.

01:31:44.980 This must be a blueprint for work requirements, eliminating the Head Start program, criminalizing pornography.

01:31:50.720 Is that what we can expect?

01:31:51.680 I don't know how they voted. I don't know. I didn't. I never spoke to them actually about it.

01:31:55.460 And I purposely, and I told you, normally it would be just the opposite.

01:31:58.620 I'd review every page.

01:31:59.860 I purposely didn't even want to see it because when somebody like you asked me a question

01:32:04.420 about Project 2025, I can honestly say I've never seen it.

01:32:09.000 I have nothing to do with it.

01:32:10.600 I didn't read it, but I did hear some things in there that I would totally disagree with.

01:32:15.940 And some things that you would completely agree with.

01:32:19.660 I did read it.

01:32:20.900 I didn't read all of it, but I read the highlights of it.

01:32:23.360 And I have to tell you that it's a pretty decent and they're freaking out about it.

01:32:29.100 And, and, you know, it's interesting.

01:32:30.260 The more the extreme radical left freaks out about something, the better off and more common sense it is.

01:32:36.540 Let's move down to the next thing here.

01:32:39.780 Welker puts on her very concerned face and lectures Trump about how his words have weight.

01:32:47.260 And what did they do?

01:32:48.420 they deleted and destroyed a whole year and a half worth of testimony. Do you know that I can't get

01:32:55.000 I think those people committed a major crime and Cheney was behind it. And so was Benny Thompson

01:33:00.480 and everybody on that committee. We're going to for what they did. Yeah. Honestly, they should go

01:33:07.040 to jail. So you think Liz Cheney should go to jail for what everyone on the committee? I think 1.00

01:33:13.940 everybody and anybody that voted in favor you're going to direct your fbi director and your attorney

01:33:18.080 general to send them to jail not at all i think that they'll have to look at that but i'm not

01:33:22.420 going to i'm going to focus on drill baby drill when you say that it carries weight though you

01:33:27.220 you know you've tapped these people to lead the justice department and fbi they can do whatever

01:33:32.040 they want okay and what so it does carry weight but he's not directing them to do anything

01:33:40.080 Trump has said repeatedly now, he does not, he will not direct any of the agencies, the CIA, the FBI, Department of Justice, none of them, to go after his political enemies.

01:33:54.180 If they want to, if they feel it's necessary, it's in the public interest, then that's one thing.

01:34:01.580 But Trump did never, he said repeatedly, I'm not doing that.

01:34:06.080 I want to heal the country.

01:34:07.320 so here is trump shaming speaking about healing the country gaming the left-wing corporate media

01:34:16.000 quite well too let me ask you this about january 6th i wish you could be a if you you know you

01:34:22.740 have such potential if you could be just just non-biased you hurt yourself so badly i'm telling

01:34:31.560 you, they deleted and destroyed all the evidence. Everyone knows it. And you slough it off like it

01:34:37.660 doesn't mean anything. No, I'm just saying they deny it. That's all I'm saying. Listen, if I did

01:34:41.620 it, you would be standing up in that chair shouting at me. And you know what I'd do? I'd say,

01:34:47.600 you got me. They have done something so illegal. Let me ask you. Yeah. And why doesn't the media

01:34:57.480 ever say or do anything about it last one here in an attempt to discredit uh rfk jr welker

01:35:05.620 claims that autism cases have not risen in the u.s

01:35:09.300 but the doctors have just gotten better at diagnosing them so that is the big pharma line

01:35:19.320 right this is good if you go back 25 years ago you had very little autism now you have it i mean

01:35:26.840 Well, they say because they're better at identifying it.

01:35:32.000 One in 100,000, and now it's one in 100.

01:35:35.620 That's a pretty bad number.

01:35:37.860 Childhood vaccines have something.

01:35:39.560 They've gotten better at denying it by a factor of 100.

01:35:42.940 Or is it 1,000?

01:35:45.160 Yeah, that's 1,000.

01:35:46.020 Going on.

01:35:46.620 I don't know if it's vaccines.

01:35:47.740 Maybe it's chlorine in the water, right?

01:35:50.920 People are looking at a lot of different things.

01:35:53.080 You know, childhood vaccines.

01:35:54.100 I want them to look at everything.

01:35:55.380 i want them to look at everything everything in my opinion now you guys have heard all that stuff

01:36:00.980 so in my opinion trump has given very reasonable answers to some pretty ridiculous pointed left

01:36:07.660 leaning questions what do you think

01:36:08.940 colleen says he will quietly direct them uh meaning the uh alphabet agencies to persecute

01:36:18.720 his political enemies? I hope he doesn't. I actually do hope he doesn't, but the left

01:36:32.020 did some pretty awful things that they need to answer for. Some pretty awful things.

01:36:39.680 and if they get off scot-free i don't see them ever stopping

01:36:49.080 so something's got to be done you don't want it to come off as retribution though because you

01:36:57.980 know that's what they're that's what they're going to say um i'm going to play the vivek

01:37:04.020 ramaswami video in just a second but i want to i want to alert you guys seriously usually bnn

01:37:11.320 bloomberg has got a paywall on it so you can't get to anything that they publish but for some

01:37:17.420 reason this was free of charge for everybody because they want you to know that mystery disease

01:37:24.440 x probed it's being probed now after killing 79 people in the congo this came out a few days ago

01:37:34.000 I'm sorry I didn't get to this when it was brand new, because who knows, it could be here by now.

01:37:41.660 Health officials in the Democratic Republic of the Congo expect to know within days the cause of an infectious disease outbreak termed disease X that sickened hundreds of people and killed at least 79 since late October.

01:37:56.140 almost 200 of the 376 afflicted with a flu-like illness are younger than five said gene kaseya

01:38:05.380 or john maybe director of the africa centers for disease control and prevention cases of fever

01:38:11.620 headache cough difficulty breathing and anemia were first reported october 24th in the pansy

01:38:17.340 health zone in the southwestern province of quango with national authorities alerted on december the

01:38:22.440 1st. We have a delay of almost five to six weeks, and in five to six weeks, so many things can

01:38:28.840 happen. That's true. Isaiah said Thursday on a weekly call with reporters, ongoing testing will

01:38:35.360 help us understand what is the issue. Oh, no. Disease acts just like they predicted.

01:38:44.480 Hey, look, you know what? In all seriousness,

01:38:46.460 don't fall for anything they tell you ever again no that's not right

01:38:56.300 look for the signs

01:39:01.280 of deceit and i'm sure by now you know how to detect a pattern because they've been repeating

01:39:14.620 cycling for the past four or five years now so you see that was very cynical of me to say that

01:39:21.560 that was very presumptuous of me to say that everybody is lying that's not true now generally

01:39:28.800 speaking a tv doctor probably a liar probably it's my experience that the doctors who have

01:39:38.760 everything to lose and nothing to gain except desperately trying to get the truth out there

01:39:44.220 are the ones who are in fact telling the truth and i've known that since the beginning and

01:39:50.060 it surprises me even now as i look at facebook comments and i saw one on uh on my friend rachel's

01:39:56.980 facebook yesterday or the day before some guy commenting on one of her posts the guy said

01:40:04.560 yeah show me a real vaccine injury please like i i absolutely want to see one so i posted one

01:40:11.560 of the interviews with the vaccine injured or a clip of it and i didn't hear back from him

01:40:19.560 i'm hoping that he watched it it was a 60 second or 90 second clip of one of the vaccine injured

01:40:26.720 folks who's been on the show and she was talking about her symptoms and how she was so healthy

01:40:32.440 before all of this started and i would like to know if that worked on this guy and that he was

01:40:39.460 able to understand that there are people out there who have been so harmed by what's happened

01:40:46.660 in our society and in so many ways not just with the needles but with the lockdowns the lying

01:40:54.240 the mandates the family members the friends who still won't acknowledge it who still call you

01:41:04.920 names who still won't welcome you over to their place for major holidays, major family gatherings.

01:41:13.240 Still. Why? Why is all this happening? Money? Are there some other more demonic

01:41:25.320 motivations? Yeah, some people think so. Here's Vivek Ramaswamy talking about Blackrock and State

01:41:32.040 Street and Vanguard with Sean Ryan. So what happens is the largest asset managers in the

01:41:38.880 world, just take the three biggest ones, BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard, they're using 20 plus

01:41:43.880 trillion dollars of our money. And when I say our money, it literally means our money, most people's

01:41:47.580 money without them knowing it. It's happened to me. It's happened to probably most retirees.

01:41:51.480 Their own money is invested in funds managed by these passive fund managers, BlackRock,

01:41:58.520 State Street and Vanguard, that are using that capital to vote for policies and advocate

01:42:05.500 for policies in corporate America's boardrooms that most Americans, including the owners

01:42:11.760 of capital, do not agree with and which do not advance their best financial interests.

01:42:18.440 I'll give you examples. 0.72

01:42:19.980 Voting for racial equity audits at companies like Apple and Home Depot, Scope 3 emissions

01:42:26.920 caps and climate plans at companies like Chevron and Exxon. These are not policies that advance

01:42:32.940 the success of those companies. These are policies that advance a one-sided progressive agenda.

01:42:38.660 And the dirty little secret is they're not using somebody else's or their money to do it.

01:42:43.180 They're using our money to do it. It is happening every day in this country.

01:42:47.840 It is the largest aggregation of capital in private hands in human history. And they're

01:42:52.760 using it to advance one-sided political agendas that Congress could not pass through the front 0.88

01:42:56.600 door. This is a large-scale violation of fiduciary duty, in my opinion. It is a large-scale antitrust,

01:43:02.560 anti-competitive violation, because these three firms are the largest really relevant shareholders

01:43:09.160 that vote shares at Microsoft and Apple, at Disney and Paramount Pictures, at Pepsi and Coca-Cola.

01:43:18.880 You can go down the list. You're taught that you have a free market economy. Well, when both sides

01:43:23.260 of the competition are effectively controlled by the same set of actors, that's not competition.

01:43:29.500 That's an oligopoly, especially when it comes to, it's not oligopoly on products. They're still

01:43:33.660 competing on products, but it's a monopoly on ideas, environmental and social agendas.

01:43:39.700 So now back to your question, why are they doing it? Answer, their business model is to charge

01:43:48.480 fees on how many assets they manage, okay?

01:43:52.200 And the biggest people directing assets, dollars to BlackRock and State Street and Vanguard

01:43:56.720 are institutions like CalPERS, pension funds, the California State Pension Fund or the New

01:44:02.860 York State Pension Fund.

01:44:03.940 And what those government actors have said, these are government actors now, is to say

01:44:08.820 that we won't let you manage the money of this pension fund.

01:44:12.820 Now, the individual pensioners in California's pension system, I bet, don't know this, but

01:44:17.720 that you don't get to manage our money as BlackRock

01:44:20.340 unless you adopt these racial and gender ideologies

01:44:24.300 and that you vote shares accordingly.

01:44:27.260 Oh, and that's not just with California's money,

01:44:29.000 unless you do it with all of the money.

01:44:34.960 And we've heard Larry Fink,

01:44:37.680 who is the president of one of those three institutions,

01:44:41.640 talk about societal change, forcing societal change,

01:44:45.460 whether we like it or not.

01:44:47.720 that's what he's using his company for and the 11 million sorry trillion dollars that his company

01:44:58.020 controls and not even really call it a company it's more of a it's an investment firm but it's

01:45:07.560 bigger than that he controls companies like apple for goodness sakes and they all march

01:45:15.760 to the beat of his drum so how do you stop somebody like that you remove him you make

01:45:25.500 what he's doing illegal or you sue the ass off him but even then if you won a hundred billion

01:45:32.780 dollar lawsuit against blackrock or vanguard or state street and by the way those three

01:45:37.580 conglomerates, they all own big parts of each other. So in essence, they're one big $30 trillion

01:45:46.840 monster. And that's 30% of the money on the entire planet. If you want $100 billion from him in a

01:45:54.840 lawsuit, it would mean nothing. They have that kind of money. Think about what a trillion dollars

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