00:22:22.960Presumptive liberal leadership candidate.
00:22:25.600You got to say presumptive because he still hasn't won, but he's going to win.
00:22:28.280Mark Carney's camp says the former central banker is not friends with convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, despite chummy photos of the two that have recirculated in recent days.
00:22:39.520carney's campaign has denied any involvement with maxwell outside of being photographed with her
00:22:46.180see um the campaign has maintained she was simply a friend of carney's sister-in-law and that the
00:22:53.240two were not acquainted beyond attending the same event together defenders of carney say these photos
00:22:59.700are simply being used by conservatives as a political game however the original account
00:23:08.360that most of them was anonymous and bears a small following. This is another example of how Pierre
00:23:12.740Polyev and Jenny Byrne, that's his top advisor, have always played politics, and it shows again
00:23:18.640how terrified they are to fight Mark Carney, a source to Carney told the Toronto Sun on Friday.
00:23:24.500I'm sure they are so scared. As a child, the woman you referenced went to the same high school as
00:23:31.280Mr. Carney's wife's sister. Well, they've bumped into each other in public settings, including the
00:23:36.90011-year-old photos you've sent. They are not friends. Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year
00:23:44.280jail sentence. She's still alive. She's got that going for her. For her role in recruiting, grooming
00:23:50.440minor girls in a sex trafficking ring run by her longtime partner, Jeffrey Epstein, the photos began
00:23:56.720going viral on social media last week with Joe Carney, his wife Diana Fox Carney, with Maxwell
00:24:03.680at a social event in England called the Wilderness Festival in 2013.
00:24:07.540Now, we've been hearing that Mark Carney said,
00:26:05.280It's a clip I found of Mark Carney from about six or seven years ago.
00:26:09.680Now, if you want to talk about globalists,
00:26:12.260listen to what he says at the very end of this clip.
00:26:15.860with an existential threat. We all recognize that there's increasing urgency around that.
00:26:22.740But the converse of that, the flip side of that is if you're taking steps, making investments,
00:26:29.480coming up with new technologies, changing the way you do business, all in service of reducing
00:26:35.320and eliminating that threat, you're creating value. And what we have seen increasingly spurred
00:26:43.220initially by the sustainable development goals, accelerated with Paris, and then through social
00:26:49.600movements and others and governments acting, is society is putting tremendous value on achieving
00:26:55.220net zero. So the companies and those who invest in them and lend to them, who are part of the
00:27:01.040solution, will be rewarded. But those who are lagging behind and are still part of the problem
00:27:06.520will be punished those who are lagging behind and still part of the problem will be punished
00:27:15.760punished how mark financially or if you got some other scheme up your sleeve like seriously
00:27:27.720christine anderson by the way thanks you guys for writing that down how does her name escape me0.94
00:27:33.080My goodness, she's a huge celebrity in Canada, bigger in Canada than she is in Germany.
00:27:40.120Daniel Smith over this past weekend went down to Mar-a-Lago and visited with Donald Trump and Kevin O'Leary, Mr. Wonderful, and they were talking about trade, they were talking about tariffs, and she spoke with Post Media today.
00:27:52.780It looks like she's sitting on the hotel of her, sorry, the floor of her hotel room.
00:27:56.520That if there is some sort of export ban on Alberta oil that would precipitate a national unity crisis, from your perspective as Premier of Alberta, what does that look like other than, I don't know, people being mad in the streets?
00:28:11.480I mean, is it a separation referendum? Like, what are we talking about when you say national unity crisis?
00:28:17.120Well, I can't predict what Albertans would do. But as you know, part of my strategy over the last two years has been to say that we can have a constructive relationship with Canada. And I would hope that that would continue to be the case. Here's the thing I find irritating about Eastern politicians.
00:28:43.920before we get into that like just she is so casual and i just was amazed by it normally
00:28:51.060politicians are you know they're all buttoned down and they're sitting there straight and0.73
00:28:54.880she's like scratching her shoulder she's sitting on the floor of her hotel room leaning up against0.86
00:29:00.280the bed what the hell then that argument the reason i find it irritating is because we could
00:29:08.460have had Energy East, which would have expanded our ability to support our friends in Eastern
00:29:14.480Canada and also been an export market off the East Coast. We could have had Northern Gateway,
00:29:20.780which would have expanded and supported export markets in a more substantial way off the West
00:29:27.080Coast. And Eastern politicians advocated against those things. And so we went to work on expanding
00:29:34.300our access to the United States with additional egress, with twinning, with looping. We did that
00:29:40.820because the rest of the country wasn't interested in having that conversation.
00:29:46.100So to now make the argument that that's a point of leverage is going to be very, very irritating,
00:29:51.840not only to me, but also to my fellow Albertans. If they want to start the conversation
00:29:58.840by saying gosh maybe we should have had energy east and northern gateway let's restart that
00:30:04.720so that we're not so dependent on one customer i am more than happy to have that conversation
00:30:11.200and and i hope that's where the conversation goes but but having been so hostile to alberta's
00:30:18.240interests and having canceled so many important projects that would have allowed us to have a
00:30:24.420diversified customer base they it's outrageous to me that they would even propose it but were
00:30:31.360you able to obtain any assurances from the president-elect Mr. Trump on the 25% tariffs
00:30:38.100that are slated to come in now in under a month I think we need to be prepared that tariffs are
00:30:44.800coming that that seems to me to that the I mean I think we've all seen the the biggest irritant
00:30:51.680to the United States are trade deficits, which they believe they have. I don't actually believe
00:30:58.400they have a trade deficit. When you take out energy, we actually buy more goods and services
00:31:04.160from the U.S. than they buy from us. I'm happy to make this national bank report available to
00:31:09.700anyone who wants it that shows we actually have $58 billion in a trade deficit with the Americans
00:31:15.680when you take energy out that's why i wanted to have the the uh the assurance that the americans
00:31:21.860are interested in getting more of our oil and gas because i think oil and gas is going to be
00:31:25.460key to to being able to get a breakthrough once uh tariffs do come come in in getting them off
00:31:32.320i think if we maintain a strong partnership on energy we make the case about how much the
00:31:38.100americans benefit from that energy relationship we demonstrate that we are a good trade partner
00:31:43.380that we buy more goods and services from america than any other nation and that we do buy more
00:31:50.580goods and services when you take energy out i think we can make that case but i i feel uh like
00:31:55.740from what i have seen that we it's not my decision to make on tariffs but we we do need to be
00:32:00.800preparing ourselves for the fact that they're likely um to come in on january 20th
00:32:06.520yeah so i like that approach it's conciliatory it's polite it's respectful
00:32:17.780and she knows what she's talking about that's one thing i'm always very impressed about when
00:32:25.520it comes to danielle smith when she talks about oil especially energy she knows exactly what
00:32:32.300she's talking about. She knows where all the pipelines are. She knows where they go. She
00:32:37.580knows what provinces or states they provide energy to, whether it's natural gas, whether
00:32:42.220it's heavy crude. It doesn't matter. She knows that stuff inside and out. That is part of,
00:32:49.040I suppose, part of what it means to be the premier of Alberta. And she intimated later
00:32:54.860on in that conversation that Melanie Jolie, our foreign affairs minister, who this past
00:32:59.180weekend said, she is not running for the leadership of the Liberals. She's got two important work to
00:33:03.480do. He intimated that Jolie doesn't know where these pipelines go. And if you're going to find
00:33:13.360other premiers or cabinet ministers starting to rattle sabers about cutting energy off to the
00:33:19.760United States, you would have to be cutting it off to Ontario and Quebec as well because of
00:33:24.400line number five and line number nine and it seemed in the conversation that smith was saying
00:33:32.380jolie didn't know that how can you have somebody going down to the united states
00:33:40.600and discussing possible retaliatory tariffs or cutting energy off to our largest customer when
00:33:48.440they don't even know where the pipelines are or what the pipelines provide whether it's oil
00:38:06.640If they had a reasonable leader who showed strength, who knew how to talk, good-looking, represented aboriginals in Canada, like Wab Canoe.
00:38:28.960But watch how the NDP, in the next election, improves their standing.
00:38:34.700the liberals are done for the next 20 years they're finished the NDP is the next logical
00:38:40.360successor to that position of possibly being the official opposition and with who knows with a
00:38:47.480leader like Wab Kanu and I don't even want to say this because it scares the hell out of me
00:38:53.200it's possible if Polly F does not do a good job for us that Kanu wins an NDP federal government
00:39:02.800in 2029 or 2030 or whatever the hell the election is after this coming one which is supposed to be
00:39:09.920again on may the 5th okay let's move to the los angeles fires now here's a story from the western
00:39:16.880journal karen bass's team discovers damning insider fire documents online immediately deletes the0.99
00:39:24.020proof this is interesting by the way she's a trained marxist i exposed that on friday night0.77
00:39:28.360Well, I wasn't the one who initially exposed it, obviously, but I did find that report.
00:39:34.340Things are going from bad to worse for L.A. Mayor Karen Bass's office just days after reports that she planned to can her fire chief, Kristen Crowley, after she publicly criticized the level of funding she'd received from the city.
00:39:48.100Apparently, it's the same as it was in the 1960s.
00:39:53.260Has Los Angeles even grown in the last 60 years?
00:39:58.360Bass is facing intense criticism yet again from a memo up on the city website, which shows that just months ago, the chief practically begged City Hall to stop its budget cutting spree on fire response.
00:40:10.260The memo, which was dated November the 18th, was written to the fire commissioners, according to the Washington Free Beacon.
00:40:16.880That's a five person board appointed by Bass.
00:40:19.700In Crowley's memo, she urged the commissioners to let Bass and the city council know how dire the situation was.
00:40:26.440in many ways the current staffing deployment model and the size of the lafd have not oh
00:40:31.700there it is have not changed since the 1960s so there's that do you think and and this is me
00:40:39.560asking a question what we exposed about karen bass and her ties with human marxism and terror groups
00:58:06.840They wanted us to take down this meme of Leonardo DiCaprio looking at a TV talking about how 10 years from now or something, you know, you're going to see an ad that says.
00:58:16.980OK, if you took a covid vaccine, you're eligible, you know, like for for this kind of payment, like sort of like class action lawsuit type meme.
00:58:26.640And they're like, no, you have to take that down. We said, no, we're not going to take down humor and satire.
00:58:31.780We're not going to take down things that are that are true.
00:58:35.000And then at some point, I guess. I don't know, it flipped a bit.
00:58:40.620I mean, Biden, when he was he gave some statement at some point, I don't know if his press conference or to some journalists were basically was like,
00:58:46.740these guys are killing people and and um and i don't know then like all these different agencies
00:58:55.760and branches of government basically just like started investigating coming after our company
00:59:00.240it was it was brutal it was brutal wow now look guys we we don't instantly lionize anybody who
00:59:09.540has seen the light suddenly right like mark zuckerberg all of a sudden he's changing all
00:59:13.460of his policies i mean he he is responsible for the situation that we found ourselves in
00:59:19.760not that long ago he's one of the culprits so he's got a lot of work left to do before he can
00:59:26.660even be thought of as decent right and i don't care how apple pie he comes across in these
00:59:33.640interviews oh you know i was just never mind mark never mind you got a lot of work to do buddy
00:59:40.100seriously and maybe you have seen the light or maybe it's just you've been threatened by trump
00:59:45.720now so you were being threatened by biden now you're being threatened by trump either way
00:59:51.380you've got a lot of explaining left to do and you've got to lift the shadow banning i don't
00:59:59.480hear anybody talking about that yet and it bothers the hell out of me it's fine to be able to say
01:00:04.600what you want on social media without fact checkers reporting your post and getting your page taken down
01:00:10.100But if nobody hears what you have to say, then what's the point?
01:01:16.320about trump and a dubai billionaire called hussein sajwani investing 20 billion dollars
01:01:28.000into u.s data centers this is the guy who along with the ruler of dubai abidabi and saudi put up
01:01:36.820600 million dollars for malaysian flight mh370 the gold heist the mass murder you guys know his story
01:01:42.420from his book he told it on the show as well i think maybe it's time to get boyd back on he's
01:01:47.140canada's answer to alex jones i think or maybe david eich babylonian black magic money created
01:01:53.700out of thin air and he thinks that donald trump is just as dirty now the thing is when we're
01:02:02.040talking about the cabal the committee of 300 or whatever and then the 13 families that they run
01:02:08.960the whole thing member we've heard stories that the rockefellers and the rothschilds funded both
01:02:14.760sides in world war ii and whatnot right well this could be the same thing you've got the zionists
01:02:20.480on one side you've got the globalist communists on the other side and the globalists the family
01:02:27.300of 13 13 families sitting at the top of the committee of 300 they're controlling both they're
01:02:33.860funding both don't know and then there could be this whole other thing with the sheiks over there
01:02:38.960in saudi i i don't know still putting it all together and it's interesting because there's
01:02:45.500some people you can sit and you can watch and you can hear them speak for two or three hours and it's
01:02:50.020seems as though they've got it all figured out and they don't because they're missing certain
01:02:54.740elements there are certain things that are in play that they don't touch maybe it's because
01:03:01.240they haven't got that part figured out yet it's it's all crazy and just the fact that we're
01:03:07.020sitting here talking about it can you imagine a normie in this conversation oh you guys are all
01:03:13.500nuts man sense receptor rfk jr is pitched bailing out bitcoin billionaires with taxpayer money so
01:03:21.460they can ditch the crypto ponzi scheme so katherine austin fits is a former investment banker she's a
01:03:31.900former hud official founder of the solari report here she is talking about that plant coming from
01:03:37.360The worst proposal, and in fact, the worst proposal I've ever seen in my life in the financial area, you know, almost as bad as stealing the 21 trillion, was proposed by Kennedy when he proposed that essentially the Bitcoin billionaires should be able to sell to government.
01:03:58.460government should do a mandated buying program. And in fact, when they sold that Bitcoin to
01:04:05.360government, they should be allowed to stay secret. And it gets even better. They should be free of
01:04:10.320taxes if they reinvest in real estate. So what you're talking about was one of the worst steal
01:04:17.040from the poor and give to the rich using government that I've ever seen. Now, it's very classic in
01:04:23.520American government, that a group of people get together, give huge donations to politicians,
01:04:29.480and then politicians take taxpayers' money and taxpayers' borrowing capacity and mandate
01:04:35.020purchases of that industry's product, whether it's oil or whether it's agriculture.
01:04:41.240Now it's digital assets made up out of thin air.
01:04:46.940It's a kickback scheme, and it's pretty ugly.
01:04:50.380And essentially, my concern, my biggest concern about the scheme is you never want to be the last guy in a Ponzi scheme.
01:05:01.060But the only player big enough to take the Bitcoin billionaires out at a high price would be such a scheme.
01:05:09.580And what it means is the government would be buying something and be the last player in the Ponzi scheme.
01:05:19.120They would do it, it depends on the specific proposal, but they would do it in a way that says, okay, rather than provide good municipal services like fire hydrants where the water works when the fire comes,
01:05:33.820Or rather than lowering taxes, they proceed to basically put money in an asset that has no fundamental real purpose or collateral, and all they do is take the billionaires out of their Ponzi scheme.
01:05:48.840I mean, it's arguably the worst financial idea I've ever seen.
01:05:54.300Now, the thing that inspires the Soleri team to do this piece and make this presentation was the state legislators also started to get lobbying for having the states buy Bitcoin.
01:06:10.520Now, the states are on a balanced budget, and that means they're going to have to take money out of something critical to basically take the Bitcoin billionaires out of their Ponzi scheme.
01:06:22.380or raise taxes. And I can't imagine anything more devastating to the tax base than do this.
01:06:31.940Now, my position is citizens should be free. If citizens want to speculate, they should be free
01:06:37.540to do so. But nobody should tax them and force their money and mandate their money into a
01:06:44.640speculative market. It's absurd. It's absurd, especially when we don't have the kind of basic
01:06:51.880municipal infrastructure that we need yeah so we heard from boyd and i've heard from several other
01:07:00.580people too that they can crash bitcoin whenever they want and in this way it sounds like they're
01:07:09.400maybe trying to make bitcoin this digital currency that we've all been talking about for the past
01:07:19.320four or five years and it's already set up for government control based on those trap doors
01:07:25.880that they have built into the back and remember when when boyd said something about release the
01:07:31.780kraken and they released the kraken that means they can dive bitcoin or they could bring it back
01:07:39.240up again and they can do it in a matter of seconds we should get boyd back on the show he's got more
01:07:45.040stuff and and he's always a good one thing about boyd though when you get boyd on the air he's just
01:07:50.240he's gonna tell a story and that's it you don't interrupt him you just let him go but he is a good
01:07:57.640guest to have on so yeah we'll try and get boyd on the air as well and uh jamie and chet yeah so
01:08:06.520yeah we're working on some guests for this week and maybe next week have you guys ever heard of
01:08:10.120a guy called bart sabrell okay let me backtrack here for a second we're going to go to the extension
01:08:16.140in just a couple of minutes on shadow davis.com for you all access members if you're not an all
01:08:21.140access member because i'll access become one what am i elizabeth may become one at shadow davis.com
01:08:27.500so it's s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s.com it's pretty cheap i'm going to be lowering the price too
01:08:35.040like this week it's going to go down from 11 bucks a month to eight bucks a month and you're
01:08:40.360going to get a deal if you get the whole year like a better deal probably for 85 i haven't quite got
01:08:46.280the numbers down in my head yet but i'm getting there anyway before i ask you about brent sorry
01:08:52.660bart sibrel let me ask you this do you believe that man went to the moon some people look at this
01:09:03.820and they go what are you also one of these flat earthers no i'm just asking the question i i have
01:09:10.160no problem asking questions i like to hear both sides of the argument and i may never make a
01:09:16.260decision on this i may never actually come up with an opinion because there's compelling arguments on
01:09:22.880both sides of it as far as i'm concerned but it seems to me that that radiation belt that you have
01:09:29.860to get through to go to the moon that would kill him we can't do it now and they trashed all of
01:09:36.200their records nasa did regarding the apollo missions somehow
01:09:43.480it just seems i'm not talking about the pictures and i'm not i'm not talking about the video i'm
01:09:51.320just talking about the basic stuff here like why haven't we ever been back well there's no need
01:09:56.700there's no race well if there's so many like in the last 50 years wouldn't you have been able to
01:10:03.000try and colonize the moon or atmosphere conversion or whatever if you were serious about this climate
01:10:11.600change and anyway yeah you know vicky he's never stated that
01:10:22.160it's never been proven that he stated that in relation to that question
01:10:28.380it's been hinted at and i i understand what you mean i've seen those those same videos
01:10:34.580that's because it didn't happen buzz said one time during a talk show i think
01:10:38.800but you didn't know if he was kidding or not like it's just
01:10:41.960anyway the van allen belt that's right thank you trent so this bart sabrell has
01:10:51.820done a movie and it's called a funny thing happened on the way to the moon it's been out for
01:10:57.440about a year maybe two now and i just discovered this thing over the weekend so we're going to
01:11:02.000play this like 45 minutes long we're going to play this in the extension tonight on shadow
01:11:06.140davis.com it's fascinating stuff and and he's going to make his case for why people men never
01:11:16.080went to the moon can't get there now we couldn't get there then with one one millionth of the
01:11:21.940computing power that you have in in your average smartphone yeah so that is it for the program the
01:11:30.840social media portion of the program tonight you guys thank you very much for being here don't
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01:11:40.520who follow this show the more viewers we have the better chance we have of getting some big name
01:11:44.800guests on to really explode this out there people are waking up all over the place it's our duty
01:11:52.220to make it happen sooner rather than later so thank you for being here if you're brand new or
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