The Shadoe Davis Show - Jan. 14th⧸2025- New Liberal Leader Candidates Emerge, US⧸CDN Currencies Merging？

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00:02:30.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome it's shadow at night for tuesday january the 14th 2025

00:02:54.780 five and on the show tonight more liberal leadership hopefuls emerge from the pack

00:03:00.100 350 000 entry fee and yet these people are saying what the hell now apparently they can

00:03:07.940 pay that back in installments if they have to borrow it from the bank

00:03:10.940 but that would allow them into the race the less fortunate members of the liberal party

00:03:23.700 people like Mark Carney and Christia Freeland, I'm sure, won't have trouble raising that kind

00:03:29.200 of money. Mark Carney, especially, even though all of the webpages when you investigate say

00:03:35.120 Mark Carney is worth $5 million, you would have to think that Mark Carney is worth oh so much

00:03:39.960 more than that. He was on with Jon Stewart last night on The Daily Show talking about his possible

00:03:46.960 run for the leadership of the Liberal Party. He didn't quite announce it last night, but he

00:03:51.160 announced it last night. He's supposed to announce it officially in Edmonton on Thursday.

00:03:55.740 Christia Freeland, we hear she's thinking about it. She may announce at some point later on this

00:04:01.520 week or early next week. And we've got a couple of surprises for you, people who have jumped into

00:04:06.340 the race and people who say, I'm not doing that. There is no way. Now, why am I talking about this?

00:04:11.460 Because the person that wins this will be the prime minister. Last night, I told you that I'm

00:04:19.520 hearing from my inside sources, there will be an election on May the 5th. Now, they're soft

00:04:26.020 walking that back a little bit based upon some recent comments from certain members of the

00:04:34.500 Liberal Party and possibly, and I don't know this for sure, certain members of the new Democratic

00:04:40.980 Party who say, maybe we will vote non-confidence, maybe we won't. When that throne speech comes up

00:04:48.600 the house of commons when they return on march the 21st or sorry 24th after this prorogation

00:04:54.920 which is still being challenged in court by the way and i guess we're going to find out whether

00:04:59.720 or not the court is even going to hear this case sometime next week i believe it's thursday

00:05:04.120 according to the justice center for constitutional freedom so yeah there's all kinds of stuff also

00:05:09.320 there's a recall effort going on in california to get rid of gavin newsom and karen bass the

00:05:14.360 marxist mayor of los angeles so we're going to get into all of that we've got some great video

00:05:18.760 for you tonight but i want to start with first of all first of all shadow at night live stream

00:05:23.160 as always is brought to you by canada nano silver.com canada nano silver.com mike is watching

00:05:28.440 tonight from new bothwell manitoba hello dale watching in sarto manitoba where's sarto how

00:05:35.240 come i don't know sarto hello angela hello lena hello julie tammy linda barb deborah naranda greg

00:05:42.840 Greg is watching in Kingston on Facebook.

00:05:45.080 Hello, Angela.

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00:05:51.440 Sandra, Dan, Barb, Christine, Edna, Rhonda.

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00:05:57.600 I'm seeing some ex-people and some YouTube people.

00:05:59.960 Hello, everybody.

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00:06:07.900 i love rumble for the handles alone hello stump slayer and roween 30 and rico suaves and brave

00:06:17.580 heart and robin and eva all you guys thank you for being here tonight don't forget guys get this

00:06:23.020 out there like and share to as many people as you possibly can because it's important this news gets

00:06:28.100 out to people it's amazing still and i'm not sure if you've noticed this because we all tend to live

00:06:32.920 in bubbles right in our own little echo chambers where people agree with us because heaven forbid

00:06:38.800 we should ever get into a verbal confrontation or altercation with anybody oh my god how traumatic

00:06:44.680 so we tend to stick to each other and it's nice to have groups like that but we do have to go out

00:06:50.360 in the real world once in a while and some discussions and you know some people are actually

00:06:56.740 willing to sit and listen to what you have to say. Some are not. It's amazing how many people

00:07:02.740 are still stuck in that mainstream media bubble. I find it offensive to be straight up with you.

00:07:13.880 But also on our side of things, on the right side of things, there are divisions that have

00:07:18.980 been forming probably since the Freedom Convoy, three years ago now. And there's a lot of people

00:07:25.440 who are taking offense to that and there was this spaces thing on x today that i listened to a bunch

00:07:31.180 of people who were technically speaking on the side of freedom but arguing amongst each other

00:07:36.580 about how they're being attacked and i think that that needs to come to an end we have to grow

00:07:43.380 thicker skins for goodness sakes i get attacked every single day every single day you get used

00:07:48.780 to it after a while and one of one of these days it's like okay well you know what else have you

00:07:52.880 got left? Nothing, nothing. It's no big deal. When you get attacked from somebody inside your

00:08:00.120 movement, though, it's a little bit different, right? So like I said, there was this big spaces

00:08:06.040 on X today, and I want to discuss this further. So tomorrow night, I'm hoping to get a panel of

00:08:11.020 folks together, a panel of right-leaning social media influencers together. So hopefully Right

00:08:16.740 Blend will be on the show tomorrow night. Greg Wycliffe has agreed to come on and possibly Jason

00:08:21.160 Levine, maybe some others. Maybe we can get to the bottom of this oversensitive nonsense and the

00:08:27.200 division because if we're going to fight amongst ourselves, the other side, even if they lose a

00:08:32.580 federal election or a school board election for that matter, they're still going to be fighting

00:08:36.240 as one against us to promote their wokeness. And we need to be together so we can fight back. If

00:08:44.620 we're fighting amongst ourselves, that's it. It's game over, man. So here could be a great step

00:08:51.160 for the people in the southern part of manitoba to fight together i talked about this last week

00:08:56.960 i'm going to throw it on again tonight here we go from steinbeck.ca this is a city of about

00:09:04.140 17 or 18 000 about 35 or 40 miles southeast of the city of winnipeg and they say join us at an

00:09:11.960 open house this is tomorrow night now january 15th they put this out on their website yesterday as

00:09:17.360 you can see, January 13, 2025. So they say the city of Steinbeck is making revisions to the

00:09:23.540 official community plan and zoning bylaw and is developing an active transportation plan. Now,

00:09:29.840 this is more feasible and believable from a city of that size as opposed to a town like Emerson,

00:09:35.780 which is doing the same thing, but has only 700 residents or a town like Morris, which is close

00:09:40.620 by Steinbeck. I'm going to say maybe a 20-minute drive. And Morris is only 2,000 people. What on

00:09:46.540 earth do you need an active transportation for an active transportation plan for in a city of or

00:09:52.640 sorry town of only 2 000 people and the same with emerson right steinbeck maybe but still why you've

00:10:00.440 got streets you've got lights things move along rush hour is probably what about two minutes long

00:10:05.080 in the morning and in the afternoon in steinbeck to ensure that both plans and the bylaw accurately

00:10:11.560 reflect the needs of the community. We're holding an open house. This is, again, tomorrow night to

00:10:16.700 provide the public the opportunity to review the documents and to hear your valuable feedback. It's

00:10:22.500 going to go on from six until eight o'clock in the foyer of Steinbeck City Hall. This is 225

00:10:29.000 Reimer Avenue in Steinbeck. So if you want to go and find out what this is all about, and I can tell

00:10:33.520 you that it is most likely all about that UN ICLE agenda and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals

00:10:41.180 just like it's been in every other city, town, and municipality across the province and across

00:10:47.080 the country. And if you want to object to somebody legalizing the government's right to reach right

00:10:53.440 into your property and take whatever they want, or possibly say, if you drive a gas-powered vehicle,

00:10:59.480 you're not allowed to drive on this street, this avenue, and this road between 7 and 9 a.m. or 4

00:11:06.140 and 6 p.m., Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. That's essentially what they want to do. They

00:11:11.460 also want to be able to say, hey, hey, you want to dig a well here? I don't think so. It doesn't

00:11:16.920 go with the plans of the city. What does it have to do with transportation? Well, I don't have to

00:11:22.480 answer that. Seriously. They are giving themselves the power to do what they want with what is yours.

00:11:28.920 And if you want to find out more about this, you live in Steinbeck of the Steinbeck area. You go

00:11:32.820 to City Hall in Steinbeck tomorrow night between 6 and 8, and I would suggest you fill the place

00:11:38.460 and find out exactly what kind of agenda they're pushing and ask questions. Ask questions. Here's

00:11:46.680 something that was sent to me yesterday. I'm not sure exactly when this is from. Dan Mazur, who I

00:11:50.980 put a call into today, he is the conservative MP for Dauphin, Swan River, and Manitoba. He sits on

00:11:56.720 the environment and sustainability committee at the federal level and this is from this snippet

00:12:02.940 i'm about to play for you guys comes from that committee i'm not sure when i think it's about

00:12:07.280 a month and a half ago maybe two months ago where he's talking to a member of the manitoba

00:12:14.000 wildlife federation about parks canada talking with the ministry of the environment stephen

00:12:21.120 Gilbo and developing transportation corridors secretly what mr. heel this

00:12:31.980 would be for you the liberals have introduced a national program for

00:12:35.820 ecological corridors without consulting landowners or land users the government

00:12:41.240 claimed that this program was needed to connect protected areas however there are

00:12:46.080 many valid concerns that this is a backdoor attempt to restrict land use

00:12:51.060 and access. I personally have concerns with the program especially because it's

00:12:55.320 run by Parks Canada. Does your organization have any concerns with the

00:13:00.540 National Program for Ecological Corridors that this committee should be

00:13:03.720 aware of? For sure. I mean it's it's fitting into the same mold. We're not

00:13:08.700 consulting with people that live and breathe on the ground. We are making

00:13:12.840 decisions in Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, we're not talking to them. So that

00:13:16.440 announcement, again, we're the oldest conservation organization in Manitoba, we

00:13:21.060 were not consulted. We're not invited to the announcement, neither were the

00:13:24.180 landowners, only the groups support the Liberal federal government's direction.

00:13:29.080 So we are being excluded, so we do have concerns because we know where it's

00:13:33.080 going to lead to. So without having a seat at the table and being part of

00:13:36.240 discussions, of course we have concerns. Do you have any reason to believe that

00:13:41.040 the government's ecological corridor program

00:13:43.000 as an attempt to restrict land use and land access?

00:13:46.360 For sure.

00:13:46.960 When you turn management over to Parks Canada

00:13:48.820 or Indigenous protected areas

00:13:50.960 or, you know, different control mechanisms

00:13:53.180 that are not elected officials,

00:13:56.720 how is there any accountability?

00:13:58.180 So we are being excluded.

00:13:59.620 Hunters, fishers, trappers, anglers,

00:14:02.480 the true conservationists on the ground

00:14:04.180 are being excluded from any of these discussions.

00:14:06.320 now i knew that funding for icly the un's icly agenda through the canadian federation of

00:14:15.580 municipalities was coming from the federal government but i had no idea that they had

00:14:20.620 such hands-on involvement in this process but it looks like they do ecological corridors what the

00:14:26.620 hell are they even talking about and how come nobody knows about this nobody until that clip

00:14:33.920 got circulated and was sent to me i didn't know about that so again i've got to call into dan

00:14:39.980 mazer's office and hopefully we can get him on the show to discuss this either this week or next

00:14:45.060 week depending on his uh his schedule speaking of manitoba and saskatchewan let's throw them

00:14:50.460 together it seems like everybody else does when it comes to statistics and polling across the

00:14:55.180 country from mnpdebt.ca out of winnipeg nearly half of manitoba and saskatchewan residents are

00:15:03.760 teetering on the edge of financial insolvency heading into this year despite declining interest

00:15:08.560 rates. According to the latest MNP, Consumer Debt Index, the proportion of Manitoba and

00:15:13.800 Saskatchewan residents, 49%, are indicating they're $200 or less away from insolvency,

00:15:20.960 increased by four points from the previous quarter, and nearly a third say they're already

00:15:25.880 insolvent 30%, jumping a significant 11 points. But hey, our new prime minister, I believe,

00:15:37.220 is going to be Mark Carney. And he may be the prime minister for one day. He may be the prime

00:15:43.440 minister for two weeks. He may be the prime minister for six months. And if he's the prime

00:15:48.100 minister for six months, he can do a lot of damage, like bringing in maybe, I don't know,

00:15:53.440 something like ubi what's ubi shadow it's universal basic income and here he is talking about

00:16:01.320 new jobs will be created but old jobs will be lost and the question is what happens to the people

00:16:08.520 in those jobs are they ready for the new jobs how do you get them ready for the new jobs and look

00:16:14.140 the lesson of previous industrial revolutions and we are entering two industrial revolutions at the

00:16:21.920 same time the sustainable revolution and the ai revolution the lesson of previous industrial

00:16:26.680 revolutions is what happens is that you go through a long period with huge change of jobs and

00:16:34.100 industries and that workers are slow to benefit from from from the benefits of those new industries

00:16:43.600 now that doesn't have to be the case and what happens is that eventually people get retrained

00:16:49.200 And eventually new social safety net and welfare systems are put in place to support people.

00:16:56.880 But it happens decades after the fact.

00:17:00.060 The political process lags.

00:17:01.600 I think we should benefit from that knowledge, that history, and do this in real time.

00:17:08.220 And it therefore has to be part and parcel of the growth strategy.

00:17:13.260 So a huge element of this is necessarily going to have to be around the skills agenda.

00:17:19.200 and the skills agenda in real time and make these changes not threatening for people,

00:17:25.080 but legitimately, legitimately exciting for people because they have the opportunity to

00:17:31.440 develop the skills that, you know, are in the clean economy, are applying AI across a huge range

00:17:38.120 of those economies, and they're growing their jobs from there. And that means, you know,

00:17:43.340 it means multiple levels of government, as you can appreciate, because the skills is not unique

00:17:49.400 to any level of government. And it means being coordinated with industry, it means coordinated

00:17:55.800 with other stakeholders. And I think it also means, and this is, I don't think I'll draw this

00:18:01.880 out in the report, but it's a broader question. You've thought about this is, well, what does it

00:18:07.140 mean for social welfare and support because ideally look what's happening not ideally what's

00:18:15.120 happening but what is likely to happen is you know you have people in their 30s or 40s and

00:18:20.600 the industry is changing he's uh talking about universal basic income during the transition

00:18:30.280 between jobs hey we're going to train you for a new job we're going to pay you to

00:18:35.100 pretty much welfare but the only thing is everybody gets it

00:18:39.740 i don't know how that would even be affordable maybe maybe if we merge with the united states

00:18:49.580 somehow and they adopt the thing as well everybody gets paid in bitcoin

00:18:53.120 kevin o'leary was down at mar-a-lago talking to trump with daniel smith this past weekend he was

00:19:00.340 bragging about it all over tv and social media for the past couple of days i'm the one that

00:19:04.840 introduced danielle smith to trump and she's the only one that he'll talk to because of me kevin

00:19:11.640 o'leary tv star shark tank dragon's den however you do have to give him credit for being a very

00:19:17.000 smart and savvy investor he is worth hundreds of millions of dollars and he does have donald

00:19:21.160 trump's ear he is suggesting that there is an idea floating around out there that says canada

00:19:27.960 and the united states should merge currencies and we'll talk about that in just a couple of

00:19:35.340 minutes all right so who is in for the liberal leadership race well christia freeland according

00:19:41.040 to a source the cbc says they won't name the source just a source because i'm sure this source

00:19:46.940 didn't have permission to speak so some source and again take it for what it's worth says christia

00:19:54.520 freeland is expected to announce her liberal leadership bid within the week last night i was

00:19:59.780 saying she's not going to run because her and mark carney are friends and they don't want that public

00:20:04.100 bloodbath in the next couple of months to elect the new leader i think she's still not going to

00:20:10.440 run i don't believe this article i mean i'm i'm just throwing this out there but i don't think

00:20:16.320 she's going to run i think what's going to happen is that mark carney is going to win he's already

00:20:21.760 selected. And he's going to pick Christia Freeland as his deputy prime minister and his

00:20:29.640 minister of finance. He's also going to have to find a way to win a seat somehow in the House of

00:20:34.440 Commons. But I believe that Mark Carney is already already the new liberal leader. It's just a matter

00:20:41.020 of going through the motions at this stage of the game. Government House leader Karina Gould

00:20:46.620 Gould is set to enter the liberal leadership race.

00:20:49.600 A source close to her confirmed to Global News.

00:20:53.860 Gould has served as the leader of the government in the House of Commons since 2023.

00:20:58.600 A source said it today, Tuesday, when asked if Gould has plans to run for leadership,

00:21:04.440 that she would have more to say in the coming days.

00:21:06.980 Remember, they have to have somebody picked by, what is it, March the 9th?

00:21:12.900 I think that's the day they're going to announce.

00:21:15.920 that's two months that's a very very short campaign karina gould is a 37 year old mp

00:21:22.220 for burlington she served in government since 2015 when she was one of the many newly elected

00:21:27.000 liberals when the party was swept into power with a majority and cape breton mp jamie baptiste

00:21:34.440 is set to run for the federal liberal leadership as well i'm not sure how he came up with 350

00:21:39.940 000 i guess he's going to pay in installments but here he is he's got his eye on becoming the next

00:21:45.260 federal liberal leader adding that he wants to be the next prime minister of canada in a formal

00:21:50.260 statement issued yesterday afternoon on his social media page the sydney victoria mp said he's putting

00:21:56.060 his name forward for the 2025 leadership bid following trudeau's announcement that he's

00:22:00.720 stepping down the liberal party of canada must now decide on its next leader a fresh set of ideas

00:22:05.540 and the path forward for our country i have been truly honored and humbled by the outpouring of

00:22:10.640 support i've received from the indigenous leaders friends and citizens across the country that have

00:22:14.660 urge me to consider making history again.

00:22:18.180 Oh, he is indigenous.

00:22:19.960 You may not have noticed that,

00:22:22.300 but there he is.

00:22:23.540 He could be the first indigenous prime minister in Canada.

00:22:28.480 Christy Clark and Francois-Philippe Champagne say

00:22:31.920 they won't seek the liberal leadership.

00:22:34.620 This is what made me think that earlier this morning

00:22:36.880 when this news came out,

00:22:37.760 this is what made me think that,

00:22:38.860 oh, it's carny, carny all the way.

00:22:40.400 I mean, not that we didn't know this,

00:22:42.020 but it's becoming obvious.

00:22:43.620 Christy Clark says,

00:22:44.660 my french isn't good enough francois philippe champaign i don't know what he said who really

00:22:49.620 cares it doesn't matter maybe he said ah there's too many already why throw another hat in the ring

00:22:55.900 i mean can you imagine if they have like 11 or 12 candidates for two months how are they going

00:23:01.000 to whittle that down they are going to have to have public debates after all did they just pick

00:23:07.040 the top six it doesn't work like it does in the united states there are no runoff elections there's

00:23:12.820 no special state elections where if you get enough delegate votes you get to move on to the next

00:23:18.380 route that's not the way it works in this country and definitely not with the liberal party it's one

00:23:24.480 big election so i would imagine they'd they'd all have to have a chance at the microphone

00:23:30.640 i think maybe they should all run that'd be hilarious all 150 mps i'm running too

00:23:37.180 anyway what else have we got here oh we've got an elon musk story ctv says the cbc is needed

00:23:48.200 with elon musk meddling in canadian politics and this comes from our heritage minister her name

00:23:54.720 is pascal saint onge and here's her story we're in pretty good company having started a public

00:24:02.360 broadcaster but why do all these countries put tax dollars toward national tv radio and digital

00:24:09.240 platforms it's simple private companies produce content for profit there's nothing wrong with

00:24:15.240 that but public platforms have another goal in mind they're not there for some shareholders but

00:24:21.880 rather to entertain inform and educate us in short to meet the public's needs

00:24:28.760 When it comes to news and stories, that means they focus on Canada, content made by us and for us.

00:24:36.120 It also means that they work in the public interest and answer directly to you.

00:24:40.680 No political or commercial interference. Canada has a proud tradition of public broadcasting,

00:24:47.880 not only at the federal level. There are long-standing provincial broadcasters too.

00:24:52.600 Fundamentally, that freedom from commercial or revenue chasing means you can live up to

00:24:59.320 certain principles. They can work to live up to our aspirations. These principles still matter.

00:25:06.360 They matter more in the era of global companies and content. Canada cannot get lost in the mix.

00:25:12.520 The cost is also lower in Canada than what some others pay. It's worth every penny.

00:25:17.640 the need for a public broadcaster is not lost across the world but in the 21st century what

00:25:24.500 does a public broadcaster look like that's the question what is she even talking about

00:25:31.480 she's talking about revenue chasing now the cbc is a public broadcaster it's publicly funded

00:25:37.680 therefore it doesn't need to chase revenue but it does there are still commercials on the cbc

00:25:43.620 They still sell ads on the CBC and on their web properties as well, much to the chagrin of the private broadcasters in Canada.

00:25:52.120 And it's been to their chagrin for the past 50 years that the CBC has been doing this, eating their lunch, if you will.

00:25:59.000 Not only can the CBC sell advertising on pretty much all of their platforms, except for radio, for some reason, I don't know why.

00:26:05.880 but they get the government funding as well 1.3 1.4 billion of our dollars every single year to go

00:26:13.740 on and carry justin trudeau's water or whatever ndp party provincially happens to be in power or

00:26:21.400 is running to be in power they always choose the left provincially it's ndp if the liberals aren't

00:26:26.840 a factor but if the liberals are a factor they go to any way you slice it they are a left-leaning

00:26:33.020 public organization. They no longer represent Canada. And it's been that way for a very,

00:26:39.040 very, very long time. Now, that makes me think, if she's Pascal Saint-Ange, the heritage minister,

00:26:46.460 is talking about the CBC and standing up for the CBC, that makes me think there's going to be an

00:26:52.020 election very soon, because you know that Pierre Polyev has been talking out about the CBC and

00:26:58.060 defunding the CBC for the last couple of years now but then I saw this clip from health minister

00:27:03.440 Mark Holland we all love Mark Holland don't we you know we elect parliament for four years

00:27:10.080 everybody's you know let's have an election let's have an election why like every four years you get

00:27:15.020 an election like democracy is not going anywhere folks like there's going to be an election but we

00:27:19.380 got stuff we got to get done and I certainly if I was a constituent and somebody who cared about

00:27:24.880 healthcare, I'd be talking to my MPs and say, like, really, you're going to cause an election

00:27:29.240 in May or June, instead of October, because what you think it's better, you might win more seats.

00:27:35.840 Right? That's your calculus that it's better for your party to have an election now.

00:27:40.180 Like we have a set election day, shouldn't we use the set election day? Shouldn't we use the time

00:27:46.160 we're given as parliamentarians to get things done. And I can tell you, if I'm given to October,

00:27:50.400 I'll get all the pharmacare deals done. I believe that now Jeremy's sitting next to me, he can

00:27:53.920 disagree and that'd be totally fair right because i got work to do and i don't want to put them in

00:27:57.280 an awkward position but i really believe in this i don't believe in it because i'm a liberal i

00:28:00.680 believe in it because i'm a canadian because i think it's the right damn thing to do and so i

00:28:06.060 think having that time is important um and i'm hopeful that it's there but i'll make use of any

00:28:11.380 time i'm getting that makes me think that the liberals maybe not all of them and they don't

00:28:18.280 really have a leader at this point as you know so there's rudderless i guess nobody knows what

00:28:23.380 the hell's going on within that party but there could be some people like mark holland there who

00:28:27.220 doesn't seem to understand how our system of government works and that is that the government

00:28:31.960 itself serves and the confidence of parliament and if parliament doesn't have any confidence in you

00:28:39.140 then the government is gone that's the way it's been with minority governments for ever in canada

00:28:46.200 and in some cases in other parliamentary westminster parliamentary systems like england

00:28:51.000 in Australia, even with majority governments, if the prime minister loses the confidence of

00:28:55.540 parliament, meaning even some members of his own or her own party, they get the punt and they have

00:29:01.460 an election. How can he not know that? Of course he knows that. Of course he does. But what he's

00:29:08.600 doing here is trying to buy time for his government to get their world economic forum agenda fully in

00:29:15.080 play, because he knows no matter when this election is, whether it's on May the 5th,

00:29:20.420 whether it's on march the 31st whenever it is that they're going to go down in flames

00:29:26.820 so not only do they want to implement all of these ridiculous far-left ideology policies but

00:29:33.840 they also want to make it so difficult for pierre polyev to remove them and he's going to have to

00:29:41.260 go through that senate remember everybody talks about polyev getting into power and that's great

00:29:45.700 but he's going to have to go through that liberal Senate. And don't believe it when you hear we're

00:29:51.580 members of the independent senators group. All of those senators in the independent senators group

00:29:57.440 are all lifelong liberals, and they've all been given these patronage appointments by Justin

00:30:02.440 Trudeau, and they control 90 percent of that appointed Senate right now. Stephen Harper

00:30:10.120 is talking he's talking about donald trump he's talking about justin trudeau he was on a podcast

00:30:18.560 let me see if i can find out because this i found this to be very interesting here it is right here

00:30:23.080 this guy he's got a channel on youtube and it's got 311 followers and yet somehow his videos and

00:30:31.560 the guests he gets like top notch he must be connected to somebody behind the scenes somehow

00:30:36.600 i'm not even sure where his show originates from i can't remember the name of it even 311 followers

00:30:42.840 and he gets 10 000 15 000 views per show that to me is mind-boggling there's got to be some backdoor

00:30:50.280 funding going on there anyway harper appeared on this guy's show and here he is talking about

00:30:57.240 trudeau and to push trudeau out the door and just trying to show that he that trudeau won't be able

00:31:04.200 to hang with the president there it is the standpoint podcast with gabe grossman president

00:31:10.840 yeah look i i have no doubt that there's there's clearly animosity there and for good reason i mean

00:31:17.160 mr trudeau's conduct with mr trump on numerous occasions when they were in office together was

00:31:22.760 was not was not uh professional and i can understand why there's some animosity but look

00:31:29.800 whether or not we have mr trudeau as our prime minister is is our choice as canadians uh you

00:31:34.520 know we don't tell you who to elect as president of the united states and so as as much as i'm glad

00:31:39.800 to see mr trudeau leaving this is not mr trump's decision it's the decision of canadians ultimately

00:31:45.080 was the decision of mr trudeau's own party what do you think about stephen harper i'm of two minds

00:31:52.520 of the guy i think he was a good prime minister and definitely he is a conservative but he possibly

00:32:00.600 right i mean we saw the video from that uh what's her name nitty knitterson the other night

00:32:04.940 nitty knits whatever the tiktoker who said that he is the head of the snake this guy is the guy

00:32:11.120 who is in charge he is the guy in the shadows in the suit controlling the conservative party

00:32:18.120 of canada right now and he's worth billions and billions of dollars even if it looks like he's

00:32:22.180 only worth a few million because of all of the people that he associates with and works

00:32:27.040 for.

00:32:28.400 He consults very large investment firms, my friends, and apparently these investment firms

00:32:35.300 and other firms invest in modern digital technology, facial recognition, even war weapons, that

00:32:44.880 kind of stuff.

00:32:46.500 And we have heard that he is a member of the Committee of 300.

00:32:52.180 i don't know i wish that we had proof of all of these things instead of just speculation and you

00:33:00.360 could come right out and say it man hey you're a member of the committee of 300 explain yourself

00:33:05.120 but you never can because there's no proof that the committee of 300 even exists that the 13

00:33:13.040 families control the world or that stephen harper is part of any of it there is no proof there is

00:33:20.120 only speculation so if you're writing down in the comments right now and i'm seeing a lot of

00:33:24.440 comments it's so fast i can't even keep up you're saying oh no no no no no no he is definitely you

00:33:31.120 can't say that you cannot unless you have got absolute evidence proof right in front of your

00:33:38.900 face you've got it you've got to come to the table with something huge and if you can't you can't

00:33:46.840 Here is Pierre Polyev on a podcast from Vancouver Island talking about what he'd do when he's prime minister as far as Donald Trump in the United States and those tariffs are concerned.

00:33:59.100 Trump also said just a couple of days ago, he doesn't care what you have to say. Your response to that?

00:34:06.400 Well, it's not about him or me. It's about putting Canada first. He's made it clear he wants to put America first.

00:34:11.220 I'm making it clear I want to put Canada first.

00:34:15.040 And that means that we have to develop our own infrastructure to export our energy and resources to the rest of the world without going through the U.S.

00:34:23.580 We have to allow more interprovincial free trade in our own country so that we can actually trade across provincial boundaries.

00:34:29.920 And I would say to President Trump, I will retaliate with trade tariffs against American goods that are necessary to discourage America attacking our industries.

00:34:47.300 I'd rather we work together, though.

00:34:49.220 Right.

00:34:49.440 Because if we do, we can have a bigger, stronger economy, and I will use the strength from that enhanced trade relationship to build our military, secure our borders, and help America, just like Canada, become safer, richer, and more secure.

00:35:04.460 I think it's a fascinating way to approach it.

00:35:07.980 And you say it's not about you or Trump.

00:35:09.920 If you are the prime minister, you do have to have that working relationship.

00:35:13.340 So do you think that's a good tactic if he does make good on some of those tariffs that he's saying?

00:35:17.580 That could really hurt Canadian industries, right?

00:35:19.880 Unfortunately, it will.

00:35:20.840 And it will hurt Americans as well.

00:35:22.440 And so I will be making the case to the Midwest refineries that take in oil.

00:35:27.000 We send $100 billion of Canadian oil for $15 below market price.

00:35:33.000 We're giving that energy to the Americans, and then they're reselling it at a huge profit.

00:35:38.500 Frankly, if he cuts off his refineries and LNG plants from our resources,

00:35:44.500 then there are going to be a lot of unionized American workers who are going to be out of a job.

00:35:49.260 And many of them voted for President Trump.

00:35:51.160 So I'm going to say to him, look, you're better off and your workers are going to be way better off

00:35:56.400 by deepening our trade relationship, not attacking your best friend in the world.

00:36:01.880 So what do you think?

00:36:02.800 is Stephen Harper pulling Polyev's strings.

00:36:07.960 Interesting.

00:36:09.200 On that Nathaniel Erskine-Smith podcast,

00:36:12.580 I played a clip of it earlier,

00:36:14.020 Mark Carney talking about UBI, if you'll recall.

00:36:16.180 They also talked about the fact that

00:36:18.700 Mark Carney is a member of the board

00:36:22.760 of the World Economic Forum,

00:36:24.840 and Nate Erskine-Smith actually pointed out,

00:36:26.860 now he's a liberal MP,

00:36:27.740 well, he was a backbencher,

00:36:29.640 I think now he's on cabinet,

00:36:30.740 cabinet but anyway doesn't matter he pointed out that well so is john baird who is the co-chair of

00:36:38.180 pierre polyev's campaign and this is something that not a lot of us talk about all the time

00:36:43.240 and he's right yeah john baird is in fact involved somehow some way with the world economic forum

00:36:49.840 although we don't know if he's as extensively involved as christia freeland or mark carney

00:36:55.220 but this is where we say uniparty right now something else people have been saying shadow

00:37:02.420 how come you won't give any time to the ppc and max bernier because and this is just strictly

00:37:08.660 arithmetic they have no chance of winning none but what i've said in the past is very simple

00:37:20.020 i would like to see them get 10 to 12 seats so they've got to be very choosy about the

00:37:24.880 ridings that they pick to run in. They don't have to run in all 338, sorry, 343 in this coming

00:37:31.180 election ridings, because that would stretch them pretty thin. And I think their resources are

00:37:36.860 probably pretty low, not nearly as much as the conservatives, liberals, or NDP.

00:37:42.760 So they got to be very choosy about how they run this election, how they advertise and so on,

00:37:47.540 and the candidates they choose. They need to pick, and they can go ahead and run candidates

00:37:52.620 in all 343 ridings that's one thing but you've got to pick 20 to 30 ridings that you think you've

00:37:58.980 got a good chance or at least a chance of winning and put your strongest candidates in there i would

00:38:05.700 like i said i would like to see 10 12 15 ppc mps get in there to hold the conservatives accountable

00:38:12.300 from the right to keep pulling them a little bit further right because if all their criticism is

00:38:19.980 coming from the liberals in the NDP. That's going to make the conservatives go left just to appease

00:38:25.200 them, just to shut them up. We need people pulling them the other way. So at least they stay in the

00:38:30.980 middle. And we also need people calling out their involvement, the conservative party's involvement

00:38:36.000 with the World Economic Forum, the United Nations and all of that stuff. So yes, guys, I would like

00:38:41.560 to see some PPC. I just don't believe after these last few elections and by-elections and whatnot

00:38:48.400 that they really have the wherewithal, the strength, or the money to get these seats.

00:38:55.940 I wish they did, because like I said before, I've said this in the past, I like their policies out

00:39:00.320 of all the parties. I like their policies the best, but they have to do something. It is sink

00:39:05.740 or swim time now for the People's Party of Canada. All right. I told you about Kevin O'Leary

00:39:13.900 going to mar-a-lago this past weekend with danielle smith and danielle smith made the

00:39:18.360 same case with donald trump and she she was also working the room apparently o'leary said

00:39:22.420 uh she made the same case with uh donald trump that pierre polyev was just talking about regarding

00:39:28.200 the oil and gas and whatnot the energy but here is o'leary who himself is a multi-millionaire

00:39:35.320 hundreds of millions of dollars and a fellow tv star remember donald trump was also a tv star

00:39:40.920 for a time he's a billionaire though here is O'Leary talking about some of the well one

00:39:46.620 specific idea that was being thrown around at Mar-a-Lago this past weekend you're either

00:39:52.200 going to love it or you're going to hate it here it is and so we never talked about selling the

00:39:59.460 country that never happened the sovereignty is not on the table everybody knows that already

00:40:02.820 we did talk about you know when people have to understand something that Donald Trump and

00:40:06.540 Canadians are kind of confused with all the rhetoric going back and forth and I understand

00:40:09.900 that. When dealing with Trump, you have to be able to learn how to distinguish what's noise

00:40:16.800 and what's signal. You have to distinguish the signal from the noise. The noise is I want to

00:40:21.440 buy Canada at a discount. The signal is I think we should explore a much powerful, more dynamic,

00:40:28.060 more productive economic union. How do we do that? So there's a few ideas been floating around.

00:40:32.800 Number one, merge the currencies. Every single commodity that we sell in Canada and oil and gas

00:40:39.660 and everything else is denominated in u.s dollars every canadian almost all of them have american

00:40:44.540 accounts but if you asked any canadian that's 10 of them right now would you like to trade

00:40:49.100 your trudeau pesos for american dollars you'd get 110 of them saying yes

00:40:54.460 how many times have you gone to the united states you got to do that currency exchange

00:41:10.100 right let's just say you're going down for a weekend of shopping wherever it is that you live

00:41:15.020 you're going to detroit you're going to niagara falls on the other side buffalo for a football

00:41:19.680 game you're going to grand forks from winnipeg to shop or minneapolis for a concert or wherever

00:41:25.520 wherever seattle if you're from vancouver and then you you take like 3 000 canadian dollars

00:41:33.260 to the bank to change it and you come out with 1700 american dollars and it's like what are you

00:41:40.920 freaking kidding me right now now it's great if you're going the other way if you're an american

00:41:45.240 coming to canada and you're bringing 3 000 american dollars now you got like 5 000 canadian all right

00:41:51.940 but i think our exchange rate right now is about 69 cents and i can recall on one hand

00:42:03.920 in my lifetime how many times our dollar has been worth more than the u.s dollar you want to know how

00:42:09.620 many once when i was a kid my grandpa was bragging about it and then a couple of times in the early

00:42:20.840 2000s i remember working in kingston ontario at a radio station there and i was talking to a couple

00:42:25.480 of buddies about it it was in 2003 where our dollar was like a dollar five and then a couple

00:42:35.080 years later when harper first came into power where it was about dollar five dollar six and

00:42:39.340 then ever since then and now 69 i also remember a time where it almost got into the 50s

00:42:46.140 was really low so what do you think and here's something that you need to remember

00:42:56.020 before you write down what your opinion is and that is if they control the money they control

00:43:04.180 you if america if we start using the usd in canada as our official currency they control us

00:43:14.720 i mean it's game over you can say all you want well canada still got its sovereignty it's still

00:43:19.120 a country technically if it doesn't have its own currency no it's not it is not a country it's just

00:43:28.200 a territory of whatever country's currency it's using period so they're gonna try and maybe sell

00:43:36.820 it like that i don't know but that's what it sounds like this may be the beginnings of that

00:43:44.080 north american union i wonder if they're selling the same thing in mexico i'm sure the mexicans

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00:46:00.600 that is canadananosilver.com. Saving, this is from Newsmax, Saving California is a new

00:46:09.340 non-partisan coalition, and they have announced the launch of a recall campaign against Governor

00:46:15.060 Gavin Newsom, who survived the recall campaign in 2021 before being re-elected to a second term

00:46:22.080 in 2022 wait a minute wait a minute hold on just a second that's the old story isn't it

00:46:31.680 no it's new because there was another recall attempt launched against newsom and now there's

00:46:37.180 another one whoa yeah okay so um here it is under the reign of governor newsom i thought i'd pulled

00:46:48.420 up the wrong story. Living in California has become impossible for average people through

00:46:53.180 years of poor policies, which have increased the costs of living, increased crime, increased drug

00:46:57.560 use, homelessness, increased the cost of burden on small businesses and communities while decreasing

00:47:02.380 our professional standards, education standards, the disappearance of billions of taxpayers'

00:47:07.160 dollars to failed pet programs, and our public services. Randy Economy, the man behind the

00:47:12.960 recall said in a statement his name is economy randy economy does that not sound exactly like

00:47:18.860 the same complaints we have against the trudeau government almost exactly economy randy economy

00:47:26.940 that's my name don't wear it out also blasted newsom for his handling of the current los angeles

00:47:32.140 wildfire crisis saying the response has been woefully unprepared and incompetent well i think

00:47:39.040 it might be a little bit more than that here is uh joe biden because you know all of the lefties

00:47:44.820 are saying it's climate change this is what it looks like i've seen bernie sanders posting on

00:47:49.440 social media about that ad nauseum for the past few days now and they always talk about it these

00:47:55.620 marxists actually i heard them referred to today as uh fascists the world economic forum all of

00:48:03.260 those guys and the way they conduct themselves and the way they impose their policies on us

00:48:07.780 as fascist anyway you see bernie sanders and his like saying it's climate change and they never

00:48:12.780 put out any science or rationale behind it they're just hype hype hype rhetoric rhetoric rhetoric

00:48:18.060 it's climate change it's climate change and look at joe biden today talking about the climate

00:48:24.580 economy and the green new deal clean energy transition will race ahead in years to come

00:48:33.580 I know some incoming administration, some in the incoming administration, are skeptical about the need for clean energy.

00:48:44.280 They don't even believe climate change is real.

00:48:47.780 I think they come from a different century.

00:48:50.540 They're wrong.

00:48:52.160 They are dead wrong.

00:48:55.240 It's the single greatest existential threat to humanity.

00:48:58.000 dude you're you are talking about other people coming from a different century

00:49:09.380 you come from the 19th don't you that's crazy talk okay you guys know pastor jack hibbs

00:49:16.980 he is one of the biggest names in

00:49:22.620 pastors in the world he is based in southern california he is based near the los angeles

00:49:32.080 area where there's fire and by the way didn't they play an nfl football game in los angeles

00:49:35.840 last night or close to los angeles i didn't see any smoke not that not that i'm saying it's not

00:49:41.860 happening don't get me wrong but anyway here is pastor jack hibbs with a video that has been

00:49:49.360 viewed 10 million times probably more since this morning we have watched the absolute

00:50:02.240 exposure

00:50:06.160 of the most incompetent wait reserve your applause to the end

00:50:13.840 nobody can hide from this

00:50:17.360 nobody can hide from

00:50:19.160 there's no excuses

00:50:20.260 this is the most wealthiest state in the 50

00:50:25.020 we pay the most in taxes

00:50:27.260 we pay the most in gas

00:50:28.500 we pay the most in electricity

00:50:30.120 you name it

00:50:31.320 if it's in California

00:50:32.300 we pay the most for it

00:50:33.520 why?

00:50:34.720 why?

00:50:35.200 because of our government

00:50:36.680 why?

00:50:40.060 because of

00:50:41.260 things that Sacramento does

00:50:44.120 because they can.

00:50:48.140 Our flag of this state is an absolute abject lie.

00:50:52.440 The flag says California Republic.

00:50:55.200 It is not.

00:50:56.860 A republic is where the people decide

00:50:59.220 and the people have their way.

00:51:01.740 What has happened to California?

00:51:04.740 And you proved me wrong.

00:51:06.440 I challenge you today

00:51:07.740 if you don't like what I'm about to say.

00:51:09.900 California has been under unmitigated Democrat 100% power control.

00:51:16.180 Democrat. Supermajority.

00:51:18.780 What does that mean, supermajority?

00:51:20.260 It means nobody can oppose their decision making.

00:51:23.500 And now you've got it.

00:51:25.620 You've got a situation where a catastrophe came

00:51:30.080 and the billions of dollars that you and I gave

00:51:33.060 was diverted to other woke, stupid

00:51:36.840 Democrat projects.

00:51:40.960 That's not hyperbole, it is a fact.

00:51:43.600 You don't like it, change your party.

00:51:45.700 If you don't like it, change different.

00:51:47.480 But I'm telling you right now,

00:51:48.600 I'm upset and I'm angry

00:51:50.080 and it's the right kind of anger.

00:51:52.560 I'm telling you this right now.

00:51:54.040 When you open up

00:51:55.480 a fire hydrant and nothing comes out

00:52:00.540 and then Joe Biden says

00:52:03.480 it's because we need electricity

00:52:05.100 it was turned off for the fire hydrant to turn on

00:52:08.060 in some cases that might be true

00:52:11.380 if the fire hydrants are on top of a mountain

00:52:13.340 you need a motor to drive the water up

00:52:15.320 that's extremely rare

00:52:17.080 and it wasn't the case in these fires

00:52:18.920 bad management

00:52:21.300 horrific politicians

00:52:23.640 who took your money

00:52:25.480 and took trips like

00:52:27.320 Karen Bass, the mayor of LA

00:52:29.840 She decided to go to Africa the week of the fires

00:52:32.760 to be on a little trip that you paid for.

00:52:37.200 She was really put out when she was told to come home.

00:52:39.960 It didn't look bad.

00:52:41.000 I mean, it didn't look good, but it looked very bad.

00:52:44.000 You've got Gavin Newsom flying down here

00:52:46.280 and then at a command center laughing it up with some people

00:52:49.680 and it's caught on tape

00:52:50.960 while he spends nine point so many millions

00:52:56.560 of probably your dollars to buy himself a new house.

00:52:59.840 it's time to replace the leadership in california

00:53:05.220 you don't need any more you don't need any more examples these fires could have been stopped

00:53:15.440 interesting i'm wondering you know jack hibbs has always been

00:53:23.240 you know anti-woke don't get me wrong but i'm wondering if all of these hollywood stars who

00:53:29.620 were you know out there for kamala have changed their tune especially if they lost their house

00:53:36.040 or houses in the past week and a half or so because of the response by the democrat

00:53:41.240 super majority in california did they finally wake up

00:53:46.160 i don't know but if you can get these hardcore leftists to see it for themselves and remember

00:53:55.540 what we've always said, unless you're actually touched by it in some way, you're going to keep

00:54:00.700 doing the same thing that you've always done. You're even going to dig your heels in. But then

00:54:05.360 it comes to you. Like I said to you at the beginning of the show tonight, 50%, 50% of people

00:54:12.460 in Manitoba and Saskatchewan are $200 away from insolvency. It's coming for them. This whole

00:54:21.300 destruction, this intentional destruction of our economy by Trudeau, by people like Gavin Newsom

00:54:27.480 and other lefties who happen to have won power under the guise of, hey, we're going to, it's

00:54:32.800 great. It's about love. All that crap. All of their policies are finally coming back and biting

00:54:41.480 them on the ass. Look at the polls going on in Canada. Now, people may be duped by the conservative

00:54:47.340 party. We don't know exactly what Pierre Polyev is going to do or what he's going to be able to

00:54:52.220 do if he's under the control of Stephen Harper in that dark cabal controlled by billions and

00:54:58.220 billions of dollars. Maybe he is, maybe he's not. We don't know. I kind of think he might be.

00:55:03.160 But that's also going to wake up Canadians as well, because after a year of that or 18 months

00:55:07.680 of that, they're going to go, wait a minute, this guy's not doing anything to help us. What are we

00:55:12.840 going to do now and then maybe some grassroots organizations will start putting themselves

00:55:18.160 together at least that's the hope because if we can't do that we're doomed to keep repeating

00:55:26.940 what we've been doing oh i guess we'll just go back to the liberals then

00:55:30.460 what they got in america the two-party system for goodness sakes two

00:55:34.780 but like i said i believe two legs of the cabal are fighting with each other right now and there's

00:55:41.740 possibly a third here's the story comes from the financial post the nets you see this is the one

00:55:48.000 side the zionist side of the cabal starting to win now both of these these legs of the cabal

00:55:55.640 are being funded by the same people up top they're the committee of 300 or the 13 families whatever

00:56:01.780 but it looks here like our side is going to win and and guys when i say our side i mean

00:56:08.420 the cabal that we've always lived in right we've always lived in it so we've had that

00:56:17.200 that kind of semblance of freedom but we've always lived in this and until we actually

00:56:23.520 completely and totally wake up from the matrix we will continue living in it we just don't want to

00:56:28.420 be controlled outwardly and overtly by communist totalitarian dictators we want the illusion of

00:56:37.600 freedom. The net zero banking alliance has suffered an exodus in recent weeks. Goldman

00:56:43.720 Sachs has pulled out. Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Citigroup, I, or sorry,

00:56:49.080 JP Morgan Chase, all leaving the moves to coincide with intensifying Republican attacks on what

00:56:54.340 U.S. conservatives call woke capitalism and criticisms that such voluntary alliances haven't

00:57:00.820 had a meaningful impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. And RBC and BMO here in Canada

00:57:10.460 could follow suit very, very soon and walk out of that Wall Street climate club. So that's good

00:57:16.640 news. Here's a story from Castanet. This is a news organization in Kelowna. This is the news

00:57:23.800 organization that famously was interviewing Peter Polly, having the apple orchard there

00:57:29.320 and failed so miserably. So some people are saying that you're pulling a page from Donald

00:57:36.040 Trump's book. My people, what are you talking about? Well, you know, about right wing, left

00:57:42.500 wing. I don't talk like that. What are you talking about? Learning anti-racism group discussion

00:57:49.840 program starting at Summerland Okanagan Regional Library. What? Learning anti-racism group? Oh,

00:57:57.440 because somebody spray-painted a swastika

00:58:00.280 on the side of a house, it looks like.

00:58:02.960 This happened, what was it, last summer?

00:58:06.920 Starting next week, an anti-racism group discussion,

00:58:09.900 which you know is an actual racism group.

00:58:16.300 This discussion program is going to be starting

00:58:18.800 at Summerland Okanagan Regional Library.

00:58:21.200 Six-week program, Tuesday nights from 6 till 8,

00:58:23.980 starting tonight.

00:58:25.680 Hey, look, if you live in the Kelowna area, you're watching the show right now,

00:58:29.080 maybe you want to drop in one of these Tuesdays and see what the hell is going on.

00:58:32.260 The class uses the Learning Anti-Racism Toolkit developed by the Victoria Multi-Faith Society,

00:58:38.440 a charitable organization that hopes to build understanding, cooperation, and respect for all in our region.

00:58:45.140 Sounds very inclusive to me.

00:58:48.820 The overarching goal of the toolkit, according to the event poster,

00:58:52.460 is to help us reimagine our communities and find ways to create an inclusive environment,

00:58:58.100 oh, there's that word again, where everyone belongs, everyone contributes, and all are

00:59:04.240 considered worthy of respect. In creating this resource tool, we've chosen to encourage insight,

00:59:10.980 empathy, and listening, emphasizing respect and the need to be kind and compassionate as we learn

00:59:16.280 with and from each other the discussion runs until february 18th and focuses on islamophobia

00:59:23.560 anti-asian racism anti-semitism anti-indigenous and anti-black history along with other topics

00:59:32.940 summerland has been no stranger to racist incidents including hateful graffiti that

00:59:38.600 was found in a summerland neighborhood last fall the summerland secondary school sign that was

00:59:43.180 altered in 2023 to include a racial slur a family whose home was targeted with racist graffiti in

00:59:50.600 2020 and past mayor tony boot great name speaking out about the racism she dealt with while leading

00:59:56.360 the district from 2018 to 2022 there's that awful racism again so maybe one of you guys who happens

01:00:05.280 to live in that area should head down there and see what this is all about and if it's what we

01:00:09.660 think it is maybe say something don't be rude about it maybe it's legit

01:00:16.080 i don't know i don't think so but i don't know you don't know until you know this is an

01:00:25.840 interesting story here first confirmed meteorite to land in prince edward island makes auditory

01:00:31.560 history was captured on camera now this story came out yesterday even though apparently this

01:00:37.500 meteorite hit in July of last year. In July of last year, Laura Kelly and her partner Joe

01:00:44.620 discovered a star-shaped pattern of gray dust on their walkway after returning from an afternoon

01:00:50.040 walk in Charlottetown. Check of their security camera footage showed an astonishing sight. The

01:00:55.200 exact moment a rock came out of the sky and landed on their path, scattering gray dust and fragments

01:01:02.220 in a spot where Joe was standing only minutes earlier.

01:01:05.820 Ooh, there's the video.

01:01:07.320 You want to see the video?

01:01:09.640 I can show you the video if you want to see the video.

01:01:13.000 And yes, yes, the football game was moved to Glendale.

01:01:15.200 Thank you for that. I get that.

01:01:16.340 I saw that about 300 times in the comments,

01:01:20.260 but I appreciate you guys stepping up on that one.

01:01:23.000 Thank you.

01:01:25.260 Okay, we've got video of this meteorite.

01:01:30.160 It's going to disappoint you.

01:01:32.220 But here it is.

01:01:36.120 Wait for it.

01:01:38.520 Wait for it.

01:01:42.620 That's it.

01:01:49.220 I suppose I could get back.

01:01:50.920 There it is.

01:01:52.760 Yep.

01:01:55.380 There's the meteorite.

01:01:58.860 Okay, you guys have heard the story.

01:02:02.220 hmm i gotta be careful how i say this because the show is on youtube tonight

01:02:07.040 you guys have heard the story of the great

01:02:15.800 theory right you guys have heard that some people are absolutely convinced that it's going on around

01:02:25.480 us right now and if you know anything about the un migration compact which was signed by pretty

01:02:31.620 much every country in the UN in 2018, you know that this is a real thing. Laura Loomer has done

01:02:41.000 a documentary on it. It's been released in the last two days, and we're going to show that tonight

01:02:45.820 on the extension for all access folks on shadowdavis.com. So if you are a member, I'll see

01:02:52.960 you there in just a couple of minutes. And if not, I'm hopefully going to have this panel on division

01:02:58.140 and sensitivity even amongst people like us tomorrow night uh with jason levine he's tentative

01:03:04.900 we're going to have greg wycliffe on and possibly right blend out of ottawa maybe a couple of more

01:03:09.080 folks as well so it's going to be a free for all hopefully on the show tomorrow night if everybody

01:03:14.300 can do it it's tough getting everybody together all at the same time these days so we'll catch

01:03:19.220 you tomorrow night eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream and the

01:03:24.300 extension starts in two minutes on shadow davis.com i love you all i appreciate you all and i will see you soon

01:03:54.300 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - January 15, 2025

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