The Shadoe Davis Show - Jan. 20th⧸2025- Trump is Sworn In...No Tariffs yet, Freeland Embarrassed twice

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00:06:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is monday january the 20th 2025

00:06:07.080 on the show tonight donald trump is sworn in officially inaugurated as president the 47th

00:06:13.600 president of the united states of america christie freeland had an embarrassing last

00:06:18.880 couple of days mark carney's wife is getting some money from the federal government we may

00:06:23.600 not have known about there's all kinds of things new abacus poll out there that shows the

00:06:28.380 conservatives with a 27 point lead contrary to what the ecos poll the frank graves ecos poll

00:06:34.760 showed last night that or last week that the liberals were actually sneaking up and were only

00:06:39.360 behind by 11 points will there even be a liberal leadership election because something else is

00:06:48.500 brewing from the justice center for constitutional freedoms we'll get to in just a second

00:06:52.260 i had a a very rough weekend you guys

00:07:00.900 on saturday morning

00:07:11.200 i got word that a very close friend of mine had died her name is joanne here's a picture over here

00:07:22.260 joanne and i were friends for over 20 years we worked in radio together

00:07:30.860 and we worked against each other as well um in the late 1990s there were two rock stations in

00:07:39.980 winnipeg she worked at one i worked at the other we were on at the same time and their ratings

00:07:45.080 started to climb against me and i was very concerned and then something unfortunate happened

00:07:51.520 and that show the show joanne was on stopped i moved to calgary joanne eventually because

00:08:01.240 she loved radio so much her dad was the general manager of cjob in winnipeg for years and years

00:08:12.160 and years and she grew up with radio in her blood

00:08:15.780 and because of the unfortunate thing that happened joanne was forced to move away from

00:08:22.140 the city of winnipeg and she wound up getting a job in radio in yellow knife in the northwest

00:08:26.860 territories and she was there for a few years a few years after that when i was working at

00:08:34.780 a radio station called k-rock in kingston ontario i needed a co-host because mine

00:08:40.600 was leaving for a job in ottawa and so i called up joanne in the northwest territories and i said

00:08:46.940 hey what do you think absolutely man 0.59

00:08:50.780 i gotta get out of here she like northwest territories so she came down

00:09:01.320 and it was around christmas time maybe two weeks before christmas when

00:09:06.160 her first her first time on the air with me was

00:09:10.600 And Kingston was very proud to have this Christmas tree

00:09:14.400 in the town square behind City Hall downtown.

00:09:19.460 And everybody thought it was so big and impressive,

00:09:23.060 this Christmas tree.

00:09:25.680 And Joanne got here, or there, to Kingston,

00:09:29.500 and the next morning she goes on the air and says,

00:09:32.040 so what's with that piddling little Christmas tree?

00:09:38.400 Which she thought it was.

00:09:40.600 She had no idea that everybody in the city was so very proud of the Christmas tree

00:09:45.660 and how big and beautiful it was.

00:09:47.780 And so she said that, and I went, oh, great start.

00:09:52.680 Great start.

00:09:54.100 I had to spend the whole morning defending her from angry phone calls that were coming in.

00:09:58.420 It was something else.

00:10:00.800 A few years after that, I moved to Ottawa to go do a morning show at a radio station called The Bear.

00:10:10.600 and i left joanne behind in kingston i didn't have a choice in that matter i would love to have

00:10:17.900 taken her with me but it didn't work out like that but i would come back to kingston

00:10:24.020 pretty often actually because it's close and i had a lot of friends there still i still do

00:10:29.960 i messaged them today about joanne anyway um

00:10:34.840 i came back to kingston to play in a golf tournament i knew joanne was pregnant but i

00:10:43.340 didn't know how far along she was and i just had this i just had this feeling i had this hunch that

00:10:51.380 she was in the hospital having her baby and i was i was there in town so i thought you know and i

00:10:55.840 didn't call her or anything i just had this weird feeling come over me and so i went to the hospital

00:11:02.340 Kingston General Hospital. And I walked in there and I said, is Joanne Cochran here? And the girl

00:11:08.120 at the front desk said, yeah, she's on the third floor. You can go on up and visit. She just had

00:11:12.200 her baby. And so I did. And aside from her boyfriend at the time and Joanne herself,

00:11:23.380 I was the first one to see Jasper.

00:11:28.040 Just a fluke.

00:11:31.860 Anyway,

00:11:35.160 Joanne and I were close friends.

00:11:39.860 And on Friday,

00:11:43.300 she had a heart attack at the age of 53.

00:11:49.120 she was rushed to the hospital

00:11:54.260 they tried life-saving measures

00:11:56.940 didn't work

00:12:00.040 and she died

00:12:04.700 she leaves behind her family obviously

00:12:12.620 and her two sons

00:12:15.440 Jasper and Keegan

00:12:16.860 and 16 and 11, I think.

00:12:29.920 I'm not even going to get into the whys of this.

00:12:34.260 I'm no scientist.

00:12:35.360 I'm no doctor.

00:12:37.880 But obviously my first thought was

00:12:40.420 what you're thinking right now.

00:12:42.500 I haven't elaborated on any of that publicly

00:12:45.380 because I think it would be upsetting to the family

00:12:50.120 at this stage of the game,

00:12:51.320 and so I'm not going to say a thing.

00:12:55.600 But she had no history of heart issues at all.

00:13:03.160 She was a regular, healthy, 53-year-old woman.

00:13:07.240 so friend I will

00:13:13.480 see you again

00:13:16.100 I'm going to tell you guys

00:13:28.220 I know

00:13:30.180 I know a lot of people

00:13:32.920 who have died suddenly

00:13:36.760 in the past three years this one without a doubt is the worst it's the worst i mean joanne and i

00:13:50.140 that you know i don't want anybody to get the wrong idea joanne and i work together and when

00:13:55.660 you work together doing a morning radio show you're spending six seven hours a day together

00:14:01.740 and you just become close there was no romantic relationship between us there never was it was

00:14:06.640 just a very very close almost like an older brother younger sister kind of relationship

00:14:11.600 and we had a shorthand in the way we talked and we could predict what each other were going to say

00:14:21.720 by facial expression it got to that stage and you know the funny thing is

00:14:28.220 i saw her a couple of months ago just by happenstance in a restaurant

00:14:35.000 and it picked up where it left off because we hadn't seen each other in a few years

00:14:44.680 and i was trying to remember when the last time was that we actually had spoken or communicated

00:14:52.700 and it was two years ago before the before the bump into back in november

00:15:03.660 and I was looking through my Facebook messages Joanne and I and you know what the last thing

00:15:08.820 she said to me was nothing it was just a heart that's it for no specific reason Joanne was like

00:15:16.900 that she she would just do that from time to time so yeah

00:15:27.380 i wasn't even going to do a show tonight you guys to be honest because i'm i'm just

00:15:35.240 by this one

00:15:37.660 but it's a big day so joanne would want me to do this and so i'm doing this

00:15:47.180 donald trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the united states of america today and here's

00:15:54.560 a summary of the things he said in his speech. The golden age of America begins right now.

00:16:01.500 Today, I will sign a series of historic executive orders. With these actions, we will begin the

00:16:08.560 complete restoration of America and the revolution of common sense. I will declare a national

00:16:16.420 emergency at our southern border. All illegal entry will immediately be halted, and we will

00:16:23.800 begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places

00:16:29.920 from which they came. The inflation crisis was caused by massive overspending and escalating

00:16:36.220 energy prices. And that is why today I will also declare a national energy emergency.

00:16:43.440 My proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier.

00:16:48.840 what about tariffs what about tariffs everybody wants to know what about the tariffs what about

00:16:54.220 those 25 percent tariffs we'll get to that donald trump had a a rally i guess last night

00:17:00.700 before inauguration day today and he had the village people come on

00:17:05.980 i'm not sure if these were all of the original village people

00:17:10.300 but they sang ymca and he also last night made this promise as a first step toward restoring

00:17:20.360 transparency and accountability to government we will also reverse the over classification of

00:17:26.780 government documents and in the coming days we are going to make public remaining records relating

00:17:32.700 to the assassinations of president john f kennedy his brother robert kennedy as well as dr martin

00:17:40.940 luther king jr and other topics of great public interest it's all going to be released uncle sam

00:17:51.260 finally joe biden before leaving office this morning he was still the president this morning

00:17:57.820 when we all woke up he issued some preemptive pardons

00:18:04.140 can you even do that

00:18:07.840 the issue is still up for debate but here's fox news coverage of it this morning it's a fox news

00:18:16.820 alert president biden has just came across just issues new pardons for dr anthony fauci you could

00:18:23.280 We call these preemptive wardens. Dr. Anthony Fauci, retired four-star general Mark Milley.

00:18:29.500 This just happened moments ago. It also includes the members of Congress and staff who served on

00:18:35.080 the Select Committee and the U.S. Capitol and D.C. Metropolitan Police officers who testified

00:18:42.820 before the Select Committee. This is Trump prepares to take the oath of office in just a few hours.

00:18:49.360 Would that include Liz?

00:18:49.960 So it doesn't. Well, I guess. Yeah. Yeah. But what does it say? Mark Milley, who is chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under under both Biden and Trump, you know that what he's done in the past, you know, that he was calling China, trying to try to putting down President Trump.

00:19:09.120 I mean, what are they afraid that Pete Hexick is going to see when he goes to the Defense

00:19:15.280 Department and look at the files and data? There's been no talk of going after Anthony Fauci.

00:19:22.100 Oh, yeah, Rand Paul is.

00:19:23.600 There may have been some senators, but the president himself has not said he wants to

00:19:28.860 prosecute Anthony Fauci.

00:19:31.320 Absolutely right. And here's the thing. You pardon somebody who's been convicted.

00:19:36.200 Right.

00:19:36.460 They haven't been convicted. They haven't been charged. This is crazy. It will be interesting

00:19:40.800 to read the exact language. And because it just broke, we haven't seen it yet. But remember when

00:19:45.000 Hunter Biden was pardoned by his father, the language was extraordinary because it essentially,

00:19:51.820 we know some things happened during certain time periods, but this was a 10-year window.

00:19:57.420 Anything he did during those 10 years was essentially it was a get out of jail free card.

00:20:04.340 So it'll be interesting to see the language, you know, the perimeters of what time we're talking about and and what he talks about, what he has pardoned them from.

00:20:15.760 His brother wasn't on that list. He has four and a half hours to pardon his brother.

00:20:19.960 Yeah, I know that's going to get done. Absolutely. By the way, the 51 intel agents who said that laptop was fake.

00:20:25.940 I believe one of the executive orders is going to rescind their security clearance away.

00:20:31.620 But it's just so interesting to me that this is occurring right now.

00:20:37.280 I mean, what is it four hours away?

00:20:39.860 But how is the president's landing right behind this?

00:20:43.740 How has it ever happened before that a preemptive pardon was pushed?

00:20:49.020 A preemptive pardon.

00:20:50.220 Just in case I do something or you find something, you can't do that.

00:20:55.580 Very interesting.

00:20:56.640 I asked ChatGPT, can a president issue a preemptive pardon?

00:21:04.440 And here's what ChatGPT says.

00:21:06.880 Yes, a U.S. president can issue a preemptive pardon, though this practice is rare.

00:21:12.900 A presidential pardon granted under Article 2, Section 2, Clause 1 of the U.S. Constitution

00:21:17.340 allows the president to forgive federal offenses.

00:21:20.620 Importantly, the Supreme Court has interpreted the pardon power as broad and encompassing,

00:21:25.980 including the ability to issue pardons before formal charges are brought.

00:21:33.180 Interestingly, when I asked ChatGPT about this an hour before,

00:21:38.480 and this is about 4.30 this afternoon, so I asked at 3.30,

00:21:42.500 it said no, a U.S. president cannot issue a preemptive pardon.

00:21:49.500 You think somebody was in there reprogramming?

00:21:54.360 Very, very interesting.

00:21:55.760 i didn't say my hellos yet tonight so hello sherry watching on x terry is watching in

00:22:01.200 grand prairie terry from grand prairie hello watching on facebook hello carla lena lena

00:22:06.560 from london mire is watching in lacombe hello jonathan watching on youtube from newcomer's

00:22:12.860 town ohio savage one is on youtube watching linda in trenton hello jackie in ottawa kathy

00:22:18.860 is watching in bothwell ontario bill from fort sask shirley is watching tonight john

00:22:24.660 mike michael roy patricia janet lease hello everybody thank you for being here tonight

00:22:31.520 on rumble esky dogs uniacky i huber vilma care bear 444 stump slayer tulip mcgroin amazing faces

00:22:41.240 live 957 you guys are all awesome thank you very much for being here tonight don't forget to like

00:22:45.920 and share let's get this out to as many people as we possibly can one more thing that was interesting

00:22:53.180 I'm not up on all of the Freemason hand signs,

00:22:57.580 but I see this one a lot,

00:22:59.740 and I don't know what it means.

00:23:01.840 Maybe some of you guys know what it means,

00:23:03.400 or maybe it's upside down, whatever.

00:23:06.800 And people are always pointing out,

00:23:08.500 look, it's a Freemason hand sign.

00:23:11.400 Well, this is a very short video

00:23:13.720 during the inauguration ceremony this morning

00:23:15.980 of Eric and Laura Trump.

00:23:19.520 Let's watch this.

00:23:22.420 oh hang on bad word coming from the person who recorded this but we're going to play it again

00:23:36.780 yeah let's put this on again i want you guys to see this because he's doing the thing

00:23:46.560 and then laura comes over and says and he stops and right which makes it strange

00:23:52.420 stop with her 0.99

00:24:00.940 the fuck who's that 0.99

00:24:06.640 i don't know it just seems pretty strange to me for you all accessors i have something very just 0.99

00:24:17.400 kind of like that something very interesting something very strange

00:24:22.340 echoes what our friend Boyd Anderson has been saying for the last couple of years now actually

00:24:28.880 longer than that and that's coming up on the extension after nine o'clock central tonight

00:24:33.880 on shadowdavis.com so if you're not a member become a member and then you can see that actually

00:24:38.940 what I'm going to do tonight is I'm going to offer you a sneak peek behind the scenes so we're going

00:24:45.160 to leave the stream up on telegram tonight the shadow at night community if you're not a member

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00:24:55.760 tonight only the extension that is usually only available on shadow davis.com so what about those

00:25:06.320 tariffs let's get to the tariffs let's move from the chat gpt and get to the tariffs from the

00:25:11.300 national post very cautious optimism in canada as trump does not enforce the tariffs for now

00:25:18.720 politicians and observers say canada is far from out of the woods as the prospect of a tariff war

00:25:24.760 with its largest trading partner is still very very very real oh look at the three stooges

00:25:32.100 and here's melanie jolie thinking hey maybe i'll just throw on a pair of jeans it's casual friday

00:25:44.600 i mean this is just a sad sack group of people man and i'm so happy they're not going to be

00:25:50.740 representing us going forward but then again who knows in two words muttered to reporters as he

00:25:57.600 walked away from an impromptu scrum monday justin trudeau summarized the canadian political class's

00:26:04.560 reaction to reports donald trump would not be imposing 25 percent tariffs on canadian goods

00:26:10.160 immediately but politicians and observers say canada is far from out of the woods and the

00:26:16.280 prospect of a tariff war with the country's biggest trade partner is still very real now

00:26:21.540 wouldn't it be something i'm just kind of spitballing here but wouldn't it be something

00:26:27.860 if they didn't happen at all these tariffs because we had somebody down there negotiating

00:26:34.640 somebody who knows what she's talking about somebody who controls the energy in canada 0.94

00:26:41.420 somebody like danielle smith she was down in washington today for trump's inauguration and

00:26:47.520 Kian Bextie of the counter signal, caught up to her on the street.

00:26:51.920 Premier Smith, you've been here for a few days.

00:26:54.320 You're here for a few days more.

00:26:55.820 It's Trump's inauguration day.

00:26:57.800 I would love to know who you've been meeting with

00:26:59.940 and what sort of progress you've made for Alberta.

00:27:01.620 I can tell you that I've had an opportunity to go to a lot of events

00:27:06.920 and be able to meet just casually, incidentally,

00:27:10.640 with a number of secretaries, congresspeople, members of the Senate, governors.

00:27:15.440 And I'm telling the Alberta story.

00:27:17.140 You can't have formal meetings until the various secretaries are sworn in,

00:27:22.420 but I think we're going to have a really constructive conversation

00:27:24.740 about how Alberta can lead and support America's aspirations

00:27:29.220 for not only energy dominance,

00:27:31.400 but also to ensure that we've got affordable prices on energy

00:27:34.740 for North American citizens.

00:27:36.440 So I'm really excited to continue that conversation.

00:27:39.220 Many on the left in Canada, including in Trudeau's government

00:27:41.720 and in Nahid Nenshi's NDP opposition,

00:27:44.920 have criticized you for being here.

00:27:46.380 As I'm sure you know, they say that you shouldn't be doing this, whether it's for Alberta or even Canada, that it's not your role.

00:27:52.820 What do you say to them?

00:27:53.680 My role as Premier and a Minister of International and Intergovernmental Relations.

00:27:58.360 So it actually is in my job title.

00:28:00.460 And I think there's no one better to tell the Alberta story than me.

00:28:03.520 I think part of the problem that we have is that we have a hostile federal government that has been taking actions to try to shut down or shut in our production.

00:28:11.500 at a time when we now hear from the Americans,

00:28:14.520 they want to exert their energy dominance internationally.

00:28:17.600 The only way they can do that is with Canada's help

00:28:20.200 because already we sell 4.5 million barrels per day of product to the U.S.

00:28:24.240 It keeps prices lower for their consumers,

00:28:26.760 but it allows them to value-add as well as export internationally

00:28:30.140 to their trading partners and allies.

00:28:32.980 And we should support that.

00:28:34.500 And so I've been talking about doubling oil and gas production.

00:28:37.780 I would love to sell it through British Columbia

00:28:40.180 if we had a Northern Gateway pipeline.

00:28:41.900 I'd love to sell it through the East Coast

00:28:43.760 if we had the Energy East pipeline.

00:28:45.520 Maybe now is a time for us to do a little bit

00:28:47.480 of our own soul searching

00:28:48.460 and ask the questions about whether those projects

00:28:51.140 can be reactivated,

00:28:52.540 because all of us are too dependent

00:28:54.340 on the North-South relationship.

00:28:55.680 I think maybe we can start talking about

00:28:57.280 how we can have stronger ties East-West,

00:29:00.040 and then we can really take a Team Canada approach,

00:29:02.560 having a strong relationship with the U.S.,

00:29:04.120 but also finding new markets together.

00:29:06.020 Great. Lastly, and as loud as you can,

00:29:07.560 okay so i i've got a comment here that says from sharon who's watching on youtube there's no sound

00:29:13.220 on this you guys can hear this yeah i'm not seeing any issues here on the interface so

00:29:20.940 let me know you guys can hear this

00:29:22.860 the delay in the comments oh frustrating

00:29:29.660 looks like youtube is the culprit with this one

00:29:38.280 Five by five, Rock Girl says, and she's watching on YouTube.

00:29:41.320 You guys just turn it up. Here's the rest of it.

00:29:43.460 The mic's not great. The folks that you've been meeting with so far,

00:29:46.820 have they been receptive to the Albertan message?

00:29:49.380 Do you think the tariffs may be left out? Energy might be left off of tariffs.

00:29:54.680 Maybe all tariffs across the board might stop.

00:29:57.400 Do you think you've made progress there for Canada and Alberta?

00:29:59.500 I think we had, I was pleased to see today that even though it's clear

00:30:02.780 that the president looks at tariffs as an important tool for him,

00:30:06.180 that he did give a reprieve on Canada.

00:30:09.420 And I think that's our opportunity to make the case

00:30:11.320 about why we benefit from this unique relationship we have,

00:30:14.440 how energy can assist them in being able to achieve energy dominance,

00:30:18.040 and why all Canadian goods should get a car vote.

00:30:21.100 I think that that has always been my objective.

00:30:23.520 We've got a strong manufacturing sector, forestry sector,

00:30:27.280 agriculture sector in Alberta as well.

00:30:29.360 We don't want to see any of those industries carved also.

00:30:31.980 But that's why energy is so important.

00:30:33.740 I think energy is the door opener for us to have the broader conversation.

00:30:37.520 And as long as we're addressing the issues around border security, which the Americans have raised,

00:30:42.560 and reaching our 2% NATO commitment, I don't think there's any reason why we shouldn't continue to have this historic, important trade relationship continue terror-free.

00:30:50.440 Thanks for your time, Prima.

00:30:51.220 Thank you.

00:30:52.820 You know, there's something fishy here.

00:30:57.100 There is something fishy.

00:30:59.360 This is Kingdom One of the Ten Kingdoms in the New World Order.

00:31:03.420 I'm not sure if you guys have ever seen that map.

00:31:05.340 We're going to see that tonight after 9 o'clock in the extension.

00:31:09.020 The all-access members at ShadowDavis.com.

00:31:11.420 And for you guys on Telegram tonight, on the Shadow at Night community, in that group on Telegram.

00:31:18.280 Speaking of border security, look at this.

00:31:20.220 This is from SteinbeckOnline.com.

00:31:22.720 We've got a Black Hawk helicopter now patrolling the border in Manitoba.

00:31:28.340 well the u.s canada border manitoba and north dakota manitoba minnesota the rcmp federal

00:31:35.940 policing northwest region says it's increased its security posture with the addition of regular

00:31:41.300 blackhawk helicopter flights along the border the first one of these regular flights began

00:31:45.480 yesterday the flights will target all illegal activity along the border this includes searching

00:31:50.720 for individuals who illegally enter canada between official ports of entry and for the human smugglers

00:31:56.520 who facilitate their travel it will also be used to detect and stop illegal smuggling and

00:32:02.060 trafficking of contraband like drugs into and out of the country

00:32:06.540 they couldn't have been doing this for the past eight years 0.96

00:32:11.840 come on just the idea for these smugglers human or otherwise drugs whatever that there's a black

00:32:20.080 hawk helicopter right above them would be a huge deterrent no i'm just spitballing i'm just throwing

00:32:27.980 that out there i think trudeau wants a trade war i believe trudeau is looking for a trade war

00:32:33.900 and he wants to be the guy who handles it why would he form team trudeau and a committee

00:32:45.640 to deal with the americans unless he was planning on being around for a while i mean don't you think

00:32:51.860 as a lame duck lame duck prime minister that you would just go you know what i'm going surfing man

00:32:56.900 or i'm going skiing you guys can deal with all this i've been dealing with this for nine years 0.86

00:33:01.740 i'm tired i'm done you kick me out i'm done but no he's right in there and one of his right hand

00:33:09.360 stooges hobgoblins

00:33:11.360 Stephen Gilboa we'll get to this in just

00:33:14.020 a second Stephen Gilboa the minister

00:33:15.900 of environment and climate change

00:33:18.100 says it's deplorable

00:33:19.720 Trump will pull out of the Paris agreement

00:33:21.560 as California burns

00:33:22.780 of course this is from the CBC

00:33:25.220 environment minister says Canada

00:33:27.600 and the rest of the world must keep fighting climate

00:33:29.780 change

00:33:30.400 just when we thought we were

00:33:35.860 out they pull us back in

00:33:38.140 stephen gilbo said the world needs to collectively continue fighting climate change no matter what

00:33:44.080 trump says or does in his second term it is deplorable gilbo told reporters of trump's

00:33:51.560 inaugural promise to leave the paris agreement for a second time it's quite ironic the president

00:33:56.600 would do that as california goes through one of the worst forest fire seasons in its history

00:34:00.720 yeah well i'll tell you what why don't you bring proof that all of those people who were setting

00:34:07.360 fires with blow torches their names are climate change maybe that's their legal name that's how

00:34:15.000 we can get away with saying this hi my name is climate climate change nice to meet you

00:34:19.040 the united states is the world's second largest greenhouse gas polluter after china

00:34:24.640 in 2023 its emissions accounted for more than 11 percent of the world's total 11 oh my god

00:34:31.160 China's up around 35.

00:34:33.640 India's around 25.

00:34:36.300 Historically, the U.S. is the world's biggest emitter,

00:34:38.800 but that's not the case.

00:34:41.320 Yeah, it's big.

00:34:43.500 But again, I mean, all you got to do is go listen to Patrick Moore

00:34:47.820 and these other climate scientists

00:34:49.960 that know exactly what they're talking about.

00:34:53.040 These guys are walking around like,

00:34:55.300 the deal is done, the science is settled,

00:34:57.200 which it never is, by the way.

00:35:00.360 and we need to do something we don't know what to do so we're going to raise your taxes how about

00:35:04.780 that oh there's an interesting video little video clip of bill gates coming up for you guys

00:35:09.380 in just a second let me see what else i've got here for you oh yeah christia freeland she had 0.99

00:35:15.100 a rough weekend uh yesterday she announced she is launching her campaign to become the

00:35:20.160 leader of the liberal party of canada didn't go exactly so well for christia here's some stuff

00:35:25.540 from it. In case you're unaware, that's Palestinian protesters.

00:35:55.540 Freeland! Freeland! Freeland! Freeland! 1.00

00:35:58.720 Still with the masks. Like, come on, already.

00:36:01.020 All right, supporter!

00:36:03.380 Do you weigh Orson Bargo?

00:36:06.320 Do you weigh Orson Bargo?

00:36:08.860 What's that say? Freeland, our deputy PM grave digger.

00:36:17.460 Do you support a two-way Orson Bargo?

00:36:25.540 You are a part minister that overshows a genocide.

00:36:35.540 You stood by a complicit.

00:36:37.540 You stood by a complicit.

00:36:39.540 ズオッシュ!ズオッシュ!ズオッシュ!ズオッシュ!ズオッシュ!ズオッシュ!ズオッシュ!ズオッシュ!

00:36:55.780 Albans Boys and Girls Club today.

00:37:25.780 All right. All right. I can't even take it. That's enough. Enough. I've got a theory about

00:37:43.100 this. I think. Now this is going to sound crazy. Well, I'll get to the theory in just

00:37:54.340 a second. Here's Christia Freeland on CP24 in Toronto this morning. Okay, but okay, let's talk

00:38:01.480 about the carbon tax. That is sort of the signature policy of the Trudeau government here. You have

00:38:05.320 said no more carbon tax. Why no more carbon tax? No more consumer-facing carbon tax. You know why?

00:38:11.920 Because that's what the people are saying to us. And democracy is about listening to people. It is

00:38:18.100 not about saying, dear Canadians, dear people of Ontario, you are so, so wrong. To be a good

00:38:24.160 leader, you have to listen to people. And that's what we've heard from the people of Ontario and

00:38:28.940 across the country, where people have a consumer facing price on carbon. They're saying, you know,

00:38:34.400 we don't like it. And progressive premiers, you know, premiers like Wab Kinu are saying the same

00:38:39.980 thing. So we have to listen. And at the same time, we do need a strong plan to fight climate change.

00:38:45.440 It's important for our planet. It's important for our kids. It's important for our economy.

00:38:50.100 And I absolutely know we can do that. Let's go back to the disagreement you're having with the

00:38:53.820 prime minister? Because let's say you win this race. Of course, there's several people in the

00:38:57.060 race right now. If there was a disagreement in your cabinet, how would you handle things

00:39:01.060 differently? Like if your finance minister came to you and said, you know, prime minister,

00:39:05.580 I think I think we're on the wrong track here. How would you tackle that differently than what

00:39:09.500 the experience you've had was? Well, probably I wouldn't tell my finance minister I was going to

00:39:14.580 fire her the day after she delivered the fall economic statement. I probably wouldn't say that

00:39:19.240 three days before she was supposed to deliver it interesting yeah step one right step one yeah okay

00:39:26.080 all right all right all right

00:39:29.540 so

00:39:34.180 what do i even begin to explain all right christia freeland broke away from the team trudeau right 1.00

00:39:44.340 and they can't stand her for that she's the one that caused all this turmoil she's the one that 0.87

00:39:49.880 finally brought this this this boil to a head in the liberal party and it exploded before christmas

00:39:56.340 it exploded and then trudeau finally decided to step down or did he david creighton of creighton's

00:40:03.840 right stand for thee i think his show was called on youtube i like david he has some technical

00:40:09.500 problems now and again, but I like David. He brings up some very good points. He doesn't

00:40:14.740 think that Trudeau is stepping down. As a matter of fact, he doesn't think Trudeau has

00:40:18.480 ever stepped down, even though he made the announcement, because he said it was his

00:40:24.580 intention to step down. And he keeps, David does, keeps bringing up Pierre Elliott Trudeau's

00:40:30.440 comeback in the early 80s as the liberal leader, after being defeated by Joe Clark and the PCs

00:40:37.120 in 1979 in a PC government for six months before they got beaten in a confidence vote. And then

00:40:44.300 Trudeau got elected prime minister again for four more years before he finally stepped down

00:40:49.600 and John Turner took over. So Team Trudeau, Katie Telford, Gerald Butts, and all of their minions,

00:40:58.260 they control media it's not the liberal party

00:41:04.080 it's team trudeau it's the pmo it's all of the staffers in the prime minister's office these

00:41:13.060 are the ones with the connections how do you and they're supposed to be backing mark carney

00:41:18.400 in this liberal leadership race right how does mark carney get on an american talk show i mean

00:41:26.380 he's a little-known banker, a little-known Canadian banker who wasn't, at the time,

00:41:32.380 even running for anything. Yet. And yet he somehow rates an appearance on The Daily Show

00:41:38.860 with Jon Stewart. Ah, what? That's because the PMO's office has got all of the connections

00:41:46.080 with the media, and I believe they have the connections with Antifa. Now, this is only

00:41:52.920 my personal theory. I believe that they control Antifa because they fund Antifa and they can tell

00:42:00.160 Antifa where to go. And they told Antifa and those Palestinian protesters to go to Christia Freeland's 0.98

00:42:06.220 speech the other day. Where were they when Mark Carney did his thing?

00:42:10.760 In Edmonton. They weren't there. They didn't interrupt Carney's speech,

00:42:14.520 but they certainly did for Freeland's speech.

00:42:16.820 all of the levers of power and all of the levers of influence in the courts as well

00:42:24.700 are on team trudeau's side katie telford and gerald butts are the ones and if they want a

00:42:33.120 story to run in the toronto star the globe and mail they get it because they've got all the

00:42:38.360 connections all right so it seems as though they're backing mark carney right now right now

00:42:46.820 Oh, by the way, one more thing about Christia Freeland, apparently, I showed you guys this

00:42:50.380 page last night, or sorry, last week, the worldeconomicforum.org page, right, to show

00:42:56.720 you about Christia Freeland's connection to the World Economic Forum. Well, look at this.

00:43:01.240 This is the part of the page she was on, Abdullah, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan,

00:43:06.560 Mukesh D. Ambani. She was on this part of the page here, the Board of Trustees. She was

00:43:13.680 where Yo-Yo Ma is now. 1.00

00:43:18.420 Christia Freeland's been taken off 0.99

00:43:20.440 the World Economic Forum page.

00:43:24.120 Was that Trudeau's doing

00:43:25.800 or was that Carney's doing?

00:43:29.900 Here's an interesting story

00:43:31.540 that somehow managed to leak.

00:43:33.460 Was it Freeland or was it Trudeau?

00:43:36.820 And I'm coming to a point here, you guys.

00:43:39.580 Was it Trudeau backstabbing Carney?

00:43:43.680 American firm employing Mark Carney's wife receives huge contracts from the government of Canada.

00:43:49.380 Gerald Butz also works for the Eurasia Group.

00:43:51.800 Wow!

00:43:54.660 The Eurasia Group's a leading global political risk research and consulting firm employing British economist Diana Fox Carney,

00:44:01.580 a climate policy expert, former Trudeau advisor Gerald Butz has allegedly received sole source contracts from the government of Canada.

00:44:08.780 Although exact numbers are unknown, government statements indicate hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars were awarded to the company for consulting services.

00:44:18.240 The group is not under investigation, having broken no laws.

00:44:22.240 However, Butts' association with Trudeau is of concern to some.

00:44:26.320 Mark Carney has also worked as a Trudeau advisor.

00:44:29.620 February, the Eurasia Group received a $446,210 contract for geopolitical research.

00:44:38.780 Analysis and Insights for Natural Resources Canada.

00:44:42.440 The original value of the contract was $224,495.

00:44:47.460 It somehow doubled.

00:44:49.560 Fox Carney, the wife,

00:44:52.080 holds the role of senior advisor at Eurasia Group.

00:44:55.260 She's recognized for her expertise

00:44:56.860 in global climate and energy policy.

00:44:59.420 Blah, blah, blah.

00:45:00.920 So is this leak?

00:45:03.800 Now, it didn't get out to the left-wing corporate media. 1.00

00:45:07.540 Do you think Christia Freeland's got the resources 1.00

00:45:09.720 and the team behind her to get this kind of information 0.76

00:45:12.300 and leak it?

00:45:12.980 And why would she leak it to the Western standard?

00:45:15.180 That would do no good for the liberals.

00:45:17.580 She wants to get that news out to liberal people.

00:45:21.080 So no, no, no.

00:45:21.880 Christia Freeland is not responsible for that.

00:45:25.480 But Team Trudeau is.

00:45:27.620 Team Trudeau is responsible for double-crossing Mark Carney.

00:45:31.400 because this prorogation is about to be called off in my opinion here's james manson and a

00:45:42.100 video he put out james manson the constitutional lawyer from the justice center for constitutional

00:45:46.900 freedoms he put this video out on sunday watch this okay but okay let's talk about the carbon

00:45:52.680 tax damn it wrong video here you go good evening everyone james manson here constitutional lawyer

00:46:00.300 I'm just coming online to give everybody a quick update about the case that we filed in the federal court. 0.52

00:46:09.120 As we all know, it's the Propagation Challenge.

00:46:12.100 I'm holding in my hand here the reasons for a decision of Chief Justice Crampton.

00:46:17.080 They were just issued a short time ago, about an hour or so ago, which is quite rare on a Saturday.

00:46:23.520 and the reasons relate to the court's determination of the issue of whether this case is urgent

00:46:33.000 and should proceed to an expedited hearing.

00:46:36.800 As many of you may remember, we were asking the court to make that finding by way of a

00:46:43.800 motion that we filed in court last week.

00:46:47.040 The Crown's lawyers got their response into the court on Thursday of last week.

00:46:52.800 and here we are two days later with a decision which is very very fast and I compliment and I

00:46:59.400 am very grateful to the court for their for their urgency in coming to this conclusion

00:47:04.980 in this reason. So ultimately I'm pleased to report that the court did find that the case

00:47:12.740 is urgent and it did set an expedited timetable which means that we will be hearing this matter

00:47:20.760 on February 13th and 14th of next month.

00:47:26.080 So we will be in court in less than a month

00:47:28.400 to determine whether or not

00:47:30.160 the Prime Minister's prorogation of Parliament

00:47:33.600 was lawful or not.

00:47:36.760 And so there's a timetable in the decision here

00:47:39.740 that sets out the various steps

00:47:41.920 that have to be taken for each party

00:47:44.360 to submit its affidavits.

00:47:48.620 it. Why is the court even hearing this case when they've rejected so many other similar cases?

00:47:58.700 Why? Because Trudeau has said to them, you're going to hear this case. You're going to hear

00:48:06.840 this case. You're going to hear it on an expedited basis like they're asking for.

00:48:10.900 And then you're going to rule in their favor. And when we have to bring parliament back,

00:48:15.700 I'll still be the leader

00:48:17.440 the conservatives

00:48:20.140 will come up with a non-confidence vote

00:48:22.060 and then

00:48:24.120 boom, I get to run in the election

00:48:26.240 and my platform

00:48:28.060 Trudeau's thinking, my platform

00:48:30.280 is going to be running against

00:48:32.320 Donald Trump and his

00:48:34.340 tariffs

00:48:34.820 that's what I think

00:48:38.300 he's doing

00:48:38.800 and legal briefs and things like that

00:48:41.220 so I just wanted to maybe

00:48:44.140 read a few paragraphs for those of you who are interested in my view they are encouraging uh

00:48:51.100 number one um one of the issues that we were talking about in the motion was whether or not

00:48:58.860 this um this proceeding is truly urgent whether or not there's going to be any practical benefit

00:49:05.260 to the case if if if things drag on until past march 24th which is the day that parliament is

00:49:11.820 supposed to be resuming. One of the things that the court said here, I'm reading at paragraph 56,

00:49:19.520 I'll quote you. This is what Justice Crampton said, Chief Justice Crampton said. He said,

00:49:24.800 if the underlying application is not scheduled to be heard on an expedited basis, there will be no

00:49:32.260 opportunity for Canada's elected representatives to debate this serious threat and take any action

00:49:40.320 that they may consider appropriate for over two months following President-elect Trump's

00:49:46.520 assumption of office. Next paragraph. The fact that the executive branch of government will

00:49:52.700 continue to function during the period that Parliament is prorogued is beside the point.

00:49:57.800 That's what the Chief Justice has just said. The fact remains that there would be no opportunity

00:50:04.300 for Parliament to carry out its constitutional functions, including by availing itself of

00:50:10.480 legislative tools at its disposal for a significant period during which Canada will likely face a

00:50:17.340 grave challenge. So all of that went to our point that we made to say that, hey, there's a grave

00:50:23.940 threat right now. President-elect Trump is about to take office and he's threatened to impose a

00:50:29.480 massive tariff on all of our exports. Parliament needs to be in session, was what we were saying.

00:50:35.420 And it seems to me that the court here in these paragraphs was sympathetic to those concerns.

00:50:44.680 There are other interesting passages here. Again, another passage where Chief Justice

00:50:54.540 Crampton says, if Parliament were able to resume its functions for even one of the weeks that it's

00:51:02.660 supposed to be sitting in, in late February or March, that would provide a meaningful opportunity

00:51:08.260 for it to debate the threatened 25% tariff, pose questions to ministers, and otherwise fulfill

00:51:16.940 its constitutional role. So again, it seems to me that the court is signaling, or at least it

00:51:24.020 It understands our argument, which is to say that Parliament needs to be in session

00:51:28.160 so it can at least have some potential impact on the current economic situation.

00:51:35.160 All right, so it sounds like the judge has already made up his mind

00:51:39.280 from those passages that James just read.

00:51:42.700 I've got calls in to John Carpe and to James Manson of the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms.

00:51:50.600 I'm going to try and get those guys on at some point this week.

00:51:53.640 Also, I'm not sure if you guys would be interested in this.

00:51:57.500 Lieutenant Stephen Rogers, would you like to see the LT on the show?

00:52:02.160 It's been a while.

00:52:03.880 I could get him on if you want.

00:52:06.380 He's a good guy.

00:52:07.700 Got a lot of respect for the LT.

00:52:09.300 I'd love to see him come on the show again this week,

00:52:11.320 but only if you guys say it's cool.

00:52:15.040 So anyway, the judge sounded like he's already made his ruling.

00:52:20.460 he made it sound like there is absolutely no argument the crown lawyers can't that come up

00:52:26.580 with to make this judge stop what he's going to say which means parliament has to come back so

00:52:34.740 when parliament comes back even if it's only for one week depending on what jagmeet singh does i

00:52:39.160 mean we know what he said but the guy's a flip-flop artist more than a fish out of water so

00:52:44.320 it's it's possible that he could vote with the liberal government to keep them in power

00:52:50.460 or he could bring him down, and we've got ourselves an election.

00:52:54.660 But wouldn't it be interesting if Danielle Smith was able to convince Trump to wait

00:53:01.920 until we've got an actual government with a mandate, a solid mandate in place, 0.98

00:53:08.980 to start dicking around with tariffs?

00:53:13.340 She could say, look, we're in a vulnerable spot right now. 0.99

00:53:15.800 We've got a weak-ass prime minister, a weak-ass government. 0.96

00:53:18.500 uh they have absolutely no backing from the people of the country and any deal they make 0.99

00:53:25.040 is going to suck for us and you don't want to really rake us over the coals that bad do you

00:53:30.680 right so if she could and then instead of being vilified she'd be the hero for 0.99

00:53:41.100 making trump push off the tariffs maybe she already has maybe that's why there's no tariffs

00:53:46.800 announced today with these executive orders Trump was signing earlier.

00:53:53.300 I know it's wild speculation, but I mean, seriously.

00:53:58.540 And look at the latest poll that comes out from Abacus Data.

00:54:01.900 We're not going to worry about the ECOS poll, because the ECOS poll is Frank Graves.

00:54:06.220 He's a lifelong liberal.

00:54:07.300 He can't stand Pierre Polyev, and he always rigs his polling in favor of the liberals.

00:54:12.520 Abacus Data poll.

00:54:14.000 Conservatives lead by 26.

00:54:16.800 as the liberal leadership election kicks off.

00:54:19.240 So let's have a look down here by region.

00:54:22.200 In B.C., you guys,

00:54:26.300 the conservatives have 50%.

00:54:28.380 The liberals have 16%.

00:54:31.640 The NDP has got 28%.

00:54:33.600 The Greens have five,

00:54:35.020 and it looks like one for the PPC.

00:54:39.160 Over in Alberta, 63% for the conservatives.

00:54:44.520 20% NDP.

00:54:46.800 11% liberal.

00:54:49.520 What's that, 2% green?

00:54:51.280 And I'm not sure what the purple is.

00:54:53.920 It doesn't really give us the 1% for the PPC.

00:54:57.040 The combined Saskatchewan-Manitoba, 58% conservative, 25% NDP, 15% liberal.

00:55:05.100 Greens in PPC don't even really rate.

00:55:08.060 In Ontario, 50% conservative, 23% liberal, 18% NDP, 4% green, 4% PPC.

00:55:14.540 in Quebec. Now this is startling because the Liberals are always at least in second place in

00:55:22.020 Quebec. The Bloc is 35%. The Conservatives are 24%. The Liberals are 20%. The NDP 13%. The PPC

00:55:31.040 has got 3%. The Greens have got 5%. And then in Atlantic Canada, 53% Conservative, 23% Liberal,

00:55:39.880 20% NDP, 3% PPC.

00:55:43.760 So it's going to be a whitewash for the conservatives.

00:55:48.240 And I want you guys to be aware of something here

00:55:50.800 because I think it's pretty important.

00:55:55.120 Just because a conservative, or Donald Trump for that matter,

00:55:59.920 gets into power,

00:56:01.560 doesn't mean things are going to automatically change overnight.

00:56:05.520 because as we've been the opposition to all of this nonsense for the past what five six seven

00:56:12.380 eight years and it's been getting increasingly worse and worse and worse and finally finally

00:56:18.300 we're getting our people into place don't think for one second the wokies the extreme lefties

00:56:25.760 the neo-marxists are going to give up either and they're still going to have their people

00:56:29.420 in positions of power, albeit lesser positions, things like governor or premier or mayor.

00:56:36.400 So there's still going to be fights here and there. There's a big fight going on in a school

00:56:40.340 board in Dauphin, Manitoba right now about singing the national anthem and these land

00:56:44.880 acknowledgement things they're doing. I mean, it boils down to local. And so we have to start

00:56:51.720 becoming even louder at the local level to let these local politicians and these provincial

00:56:58.460 politicians know that we're not happy with these DEI, these woke policies. They need to go.

00:57:07.300 Kevin Kline, for example, he is a former MLA, a former conservative, progressive conservative MLA

00:57:14.780 in Manitoba, and now he's the publisher of the Winnipeg Sun. He and a group of other people

00:57:20.660 bought the Winnipeg Sun from Post Media about a year and a half, two years ago now,

00:57:25.220 and they're doing a fantastic job with it they have moved it to the middle and maybe a little

00:57:32.280 bit right as compared to where the sun was going so good job for kevin klein and he writes

00:57:38.120 i think weekly editorials and here's one he wrote uh yesterday end divisive policies it's time to

00:57:45.440 unite and reject dei diversity equity and inclusion policy started as a way to make things fair

00:57:52.640 No, not really. It's all part of critical race theory. But I get what he's saying here. But they've ended up doing more harm than good. Businesses and organizations are starting to notice. Even the University of Alberta has decided to move away from DEI. Now they just renamed it. Don't be fooled by that. And focus on something that makes more sense. Access, community, and belonging. It's the same thing. They just renamed it.

00:58:15.480 they so kevin you're wrong in this part they understand the real that real inclusivity is

00:58:21.940 about bringing people together not dividing them into categories unfortunately in manitoba places

00:58:27.520 like the university of winnipeg and the university of manitoba are still stuck in the old dei ways

00:58:34.020 the university of winnipeg even has a lounge where some students are excluded based on their skin

00:58:39.420 color. It's the BIPOC lounge. I think they have some at universities scattered in Ontario and

00:58:45.640 BC. That does not bring people together. It creates division. How can we teach respect and

00:58:51.460 inclusion when policies like this send the exact opposite message? Our leaders aren't helping

00:58:57.420 either. Premier Wob Canoe and Mayor Scott Gillingham have fully embraced these divisive

00:59:02.580 ideas, embedding them into public policy. It's not about qualifications or abilities anymore.

00:59:07.360 it's about ticking boxes. This is unfair to everyone. People should be valued for what they

00:59:13.760 can do, not for meeting some ideological checklist. These policies don't create fairness, they create

00:59:19.680 resentment. Justin Trudeau has pushed these ideas on to the community, the entire country, and it

00:59:25.960 shows. We're more divided now than ever. Instead of coming together as Canadians, we're being split

00:59:31.880 into groups based upon race, gender, or other characteristics, and this is not who we are.

00:59:37.380 We're supposed to be a country that respects everyone for their individuality, not one that

00:59:41.980 separates people into silos. Even in workplaces, DEI is causing problems. People are being passed

00:59:48.380 over or chosen for jobs because of their identity, not because of what they bring to the table,

00:59:52.900 and that doesn't help anyone, and it's leading to frustration and mistrust.

00:59:56.740 training programs meant to produce or sorry promote inclusion often end up feeling more

01:00:02.380 like lectures on what you can say or think and that's not a healthy environment for anyone

01:00:06.720 we've seen so many leaders from martin luther king jr and that's the holiday in the states

01:00:12.600 today martin luther king jr day to indigenous leaders and elders here in canada talk about

01:00:18.220 unity and respect they didn't fight for a world where we separate people they wanted us to come

01:00:23.800 together and respect each other as individuals. That message is getting lost in all this DEI talk

01:00:29.600 and it's time to bring it back. The University of Alberta's decision to move towards access and

01:00:34.640 belonging instead of DEI should inspire us here in Manitoba. Their president said universities

01:00:39.840 shouldn't take ideological sides but instead create spaces where people can talk, learn,

01:00:44.160 and grow together. That's what we need. Places where everyone feels welcome, not divided.

01:00:50.040 Here's the fact.

01:00:51.920 Politicians and institutions won't make these changes on their own.

01:00:55.880 We need to tell them to stop.

01:00:57.500 And if we don't speak up, they'll keep pushing these policies.

01:01:00.400 Take to social media, send emails, make phone calls. 1.00

01:01:03.060 That's how the woke bullies got these policies in place, 1.00

01:01:06.520 and that's how we'll get them taken down.

01:01:08.480 If we don't act now, the damage will only get worse.

01:01:12.100 Let's come together and demand policies that unite, not divide.

01:01:17.060 I think that was fairly well written,

01:01:18.800 And what I want to say is, Kevin is talking to an audience of normies reading his newspaper.

01:01:26.780 We already know what's really going on.

01:01:30.800 But there are so many people who don't.

01:01:32.660 And here's a great example.

01:01:33.820 I was out for lunch the other day with my buddy Ken Lee.

01:01:38.320 We went to Assiniboine Downs.

01:01:40.140 It's the racetrack, the horse racetrack in Winnipeg.

01:01:43.060 We're sitting there eating and this waitress comes over and I just kind of spouted off.

01:01:46.620 Hey, hey, hey.

01:01:47.120 She goes, yeah. 0.99

01:01:48.140 She goes, how many, I said, how many races are there? 1.00

01:01:50.380 Not races, genders. 0.99

01:01:51.700 How many sexes are there?

01:01:52.860 And she goes, she was unsure how to answer. 0.84

01:01:59.020 She didn't know what I was looking for.

01:02:03.640 So she just kind of backed away from the question. 1.00

01:02:06.200 No, seriously, how many sexes are there? 0.97

01:02:10.880 Two?

01:02:12.100 I said, is that a question?

01:02:14.860 No, there's two.

01:02:16.240 I said, yeah, there's two.

01:02:17.640 And then we got into the conversation, but she was scared to answer it because she thought I

01:02:21.940 might've been some sting reporter trying to get one of the waitresses from a Cinnaboya Downs

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01:02:31.840 and get her fired. Seriously. So people are too scared to answer a question that's obvious. 1.00

01:02:41.880 And that's the atmosphere that we're in right now. I think for most people,

01:02:46.880 They're scared to answer a simple question like that, an obvious question like that.

01:02:54.560 Got a couple more things here.

01:02:55.920 I'm going to get rid of this story.

01:02:57.140 It's not really a huge...

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01:04:32.100 This is a story I find disturbing, actually.

01:04:34.740 for all the, you know, furor, well, not furor, I suppose on the one side there's furor about

01:04:41.740 Trump taking office today. With all the happiness, Trump taking office, I found this to be odd.

01:04:51.240 After me, this comes from naturalnews.com. After meeting with Bill Gates, the Trump

01:04:55.640 transition team sidelines two key figures spreading vaccine truth.

01:05:00.460 i'll bet you gates never thought that this picture was going to be so popular for all his wrong

01:05:09.280 reasons two advisors to robert f kennedy were removed from trump's transition team over their

01:05:18.540 anti-vaccine views bill gates had previously pressured trump in his first term to abandon

01:05:24.780 plans for a vaccine safety commission influencing the administration's approach to vaccines

01:05:30.500 Bill Gates recently met with Trump again

01:05:33.340 and apparently was very pleased with the meeting.

01:05:38.260 Internal tensions within the Trump transition team

01:05:40.640 reveal efforts to limit Kennedy's influence

01:05:43.460 and align health policy that promotes vaccines.

01:05:48.180 Gates' involvement in vaccine policy this time around

01:05:51.100 raises questions about conflicts of interest

01:05:53.180 and the role of pivotal influence in public health decisions.

01:05:57.880 That's not good.

01:05:59.600 that's not good at all.

01:06:02.260 That's Trump not doing what he said he was going to do.

01:06:09.200 Speaking of Bill Gates, watch this.

01:06:13.480 What do you say to the charge that if you are a climate change campaigner, 0.99

01:06:18.020 but you also travel around the world in a private jet, you're a hypocrite?

01:06:21.860 Well, I buy the gold standard of funding Climeworks to do direct air capture that far exceeds my family's carbon footprint. 0.97

01:06:36.860 And I spend billions of dollars on climate innovation.

01:06:41.420 So, you know, should I stay at home and not come to Kenya and learn about farming and malaria?

01:06:48.020 anyway i mean i'm uncomfortable with the idea that not only am i not part of the problem by

01:06:57.840 paying for the offsets but uh also through the billions that my breakthrough energy group

01:07:03.260 is spending that i'm part of the solution yeah carbon offsets of course i can just

01:07:11.340 pay money to some company and i'm good to go i can pollute as much as i want as long as i give

01:07:20.120 my money to them all right so carbon offsets this is from the greenpeace website and this is after

01:07:27.080 greenpeace had been compromised trading carbon offsets won't save the planet

01:07:32.520 and for real real solutions if you're unfamiliar with carbon markets let's be very clear from the

01:07:40.680 start they're not good in fact they allow polluters to continue trashing the climate

01:07:46.500 they're a false solution and a scam greenpeace.org trading carbon offset credits even the gold

01:07:57.420 standard doesn't stop emissions from entering the atmosphere and warming our world they just

01:08:02.380 provide a smoke screen to stop those emissions from appearing on the legends of polluters

01:08:06.540 once again the left eating the left

01:08:19.040 is there anybody out there i know there's a lot of happy people out there today about trump's

01:08:26.860 inauguration and whatnot and you know what i think that it's going to be a good thing and and here's

01:08:31.620 the reason why. You've heard me talk about this in the past, and I'm going to bring it up again,

01:08:36.580 that there's the cabal on top, and then you've got the two or three legs that come down from

01:08:43.820 the top of the cabal. One of them is this communist, fascist kind of totalitarian

01:08:51.380 dictatorship, which is World Economic Forum, United Nations. That's one. And then you've got

01:08:56.640 all of the Middle Eastern, the Palestine,

01:08:59.920 and then you've got Trump's thing,

01:09:02.360 which some people call the Zionist movement, right?

01:09:05.780 And that is the cabal, or the branch of the cabal.

01:09:11.420 All of these three different legs are all funded by the cabal.

01:09:15.940 The cabal, the 13 families, the Rothschilds, and all of them,

01:09:21.020 and the committee of 300, that some people say, 0.98

01:09:23.540 and I happen to agree with this.

01:09:25.120 remember both sides of world war ii were funded by the same people the rothschilds so

01:09:33.360 the committee of 300 they're kind of directing all of this and they're funding all sides

01:09:38.560 to all of this stuff right trump's side is the side that we've always lived in and that's why

01:09:46.240 we're all so happy with it that we get the illusion of freedom but they're all still moving towards

01:09:55.120 The same goal, ultimately, this particular version is just going slower.

01:10:03.300 Now, I'm not sure what you guys are thinking here,

01:10:07.560 so I'm going to go through some of these comments here.

01:10:12.220 Alberta has counties and municipalities, I believe, Cora.

01:10:16.720 Same with Ontario.

01:10:23.020 What are you guys saying here?

01:10:24.400 Bill Gates, POS, yeah.

01:10:28.900 You're not commenting on Trump?

01:10:30.880 What's the problem?

01:10:33.260 Ellen says, goodnight, friends.

01:10:34.400 I'm done for tonight.

01:10:35.220 Can't take it anymore.

01:10:37.280 Bilderberg's.

01:10:39.540 Trilateral Commission.

01:10:41.460 Club of Rome.

01:10:43.120 All of that.

01:10:47.180 All right, all right.

01:10:48.280 on the extension tonight which you can watch for free if you're a member of the shadow at night

01:10:56.800 community on telegram i'm just going to give you this one freebie for tonight you guys can go ahead

01:11:02.480 and look at it see what you think and then if you like it become an all access member at shadow

01:11:06.200 davis.com um this is going to give you some insight probably some things you've heard before

01:11:13.460 but some things you haven't, right?

01:11:18.640 But you're going to hear all of this

01:11:20.280 coming up on the extension tonight.

01:11:22.580 Is Donald Trump actually a bad guy?

01:11:26.640 Are we just going with the lesser of two evils?

01:11:29.320 Is that what's happening today?

01:11:31.660 Because everybody's always saying,

01:11:33.100 they're all captured, they're all captured,

01:11:34.720 they're all captured.

01:11:36.040 So that's all coming up on the extension

01:11:37.600 on shadowdavis.com in just a couple of minutes

01:11:40.720 for the rest of you who will not be joining us.

01:11:43.460 I love you all, and I appreciate you all,

01:11:45.760 and I will catch you tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Central,

01:11:48.560 possibly with the LT, Lieutenant Stephen Rogers,

01:11:52.860 on another Shadow at Night livestream.

01:11:54.800 You guys have a great night and a great tomorrow.

01:11:57.360 Bye for now.

01:12:13.460 We'll be right back.

01:12:43.460 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - January 21, 2025

Jan. 20th⧸2025- Trump is Sworn In...No Tariffs yet, Freeland Embarrassed twice

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