The Shadoe Davis Show - Jan. 27th⧸2025-Guest： Front Line Nurse Sarah Choujounian, still going through Hell

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00:02:52.880 This is Monday, January the 27th, 2025.

00:02:56.600 On the show tonight, one of Canada's frontline nurses, Sarah Shujonian, who is still going through hell.

00:03:03.380 She's still going through hearings, and we're going to hear how her case, her case is, as the case may be, are going in just a couple of minutes.

00:03:12.300 She is our live guest tonight.

00:03:14.380 But first, I'm going to play you a video that she dropped on Instagram about a month ago that kind of explains it.

00:03:21.020 And more than anything, what it does is it reveals the character of this person.

00:03:26.600 after what she's been through for the past year and a half two years coming up now and longer

00:03:32.920 let's not forget that she was part of Canada's frontline nurses back in 2021 and they were

00:03:39.340 touring across the country and obviously receiving a lot of hate from the other side

00:03:43.740 during all of that time and then being put through the ringer

00:03:46.840 by the it's the Ontario Federation of Nurses I can't there's all these different organizations

00:03:56.040 and different names and different acronyms she'll tell us all about that situation obviously she's 0.80

00:04:01.100 coming on in just a couple of minutes now last night if you missed last night's show about the

00:04:05.380 400 ostriches at universal ostrich farm in british columbia please go back and watch that share it

00:04:10.780 like it get it out to as many people as possible because this coming saturday cfia

00:04:17.420 as the canadian food inspection agency is coming to that farm to destroy 400 of these ostrich

00:04:26.020 claiming their PCR tests confirm the presence of H5N1 on the property.

00:04:32.520 That if that were the case, all of the ostriches there would be long dead by now

00:04:36.680 because this confirmation happened weeks ago.

00:04:39.940 Confirmation happened weeks ago.

00:04:41.720 But no, no.

00:04:43.740 The majority of the ostriches are still alive and well and healthy on this farm, 0.99

00:04:48.980 and yet they want to come and kill them all on Saturday.

00:04:52.480 There is the possibility of a court injunction coming this week.

00:04:57.100 Carrie Simpson was on the show last night along with Katie Pisidney, whose mother is part owner of this ostrich farm.

00:05:03.480 So please go back last night, watch that show, share it out there.

00:05:07.360 Get it out to as many people as you possibly can.

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00:05:19.800 here is sarah's video the one she dropped on instagram about a month ago

00:05:24.480 you guys are not gonna believe what kind of mail i just got from the sienno

00:05:32.220 and i thought oh my god like that was really fast they already got the

00:05:37.540 made the decision um but that's not what it is

00:05:42.140 get ready because i don't know what i'm going to do yet i just received it

00:05:48.160 I'm not panicking. I'm not surprised. Although we are kind of surprised that they did this before

00:05:56.580 giving in the decision. But they've turned all, I thought there was five other investigations.

00:06:04.140 I'm not sure what's going on, but they've turned all my other investigations. So there's four

00:06:10.560 numbers on the, on the cover letter, but there's only three packages of evidence. So I don't know,

00:06:16.040 But three or four of my other investigations are now being sent to the disciplinary committee and hence being turned into disciplinary hearings. So that means that I have three or four more cases like the one I just went through 30 days that I'm supposedly going to go through. So three or four more disciplinary hearings to see why I shouldn't be a nurse.

00:06:46.040 how you doing sarah i'm great how are you i'm good thank you thank you for coming on tonight

00:06:53.140 you know the reason i played that video as i was pointing out when the show first started a couple

00:06:58.640 of minutes ago is just to show your character after everything that you've been through these

00:07:02.800 past couple of years with these hearings and whatnot and the fact that you're still able to

00:07:07.320 smile through it i've seen other people make videos like this and they're in tears by the end

00:07:12.900 bit like complete breakdowns and yet somehow you manage to maintain your composure and carry on

00:07:21.580 this must have had some kind of an impact on you but you don't show it well i try to be positive

00:07:30.200 because i try to be a leader and i want to empower people to um rise up and stand in their truth and

00:07:37.820 so that they can stand in their power. But to be honest, I do have moments where I cry

00:07:45.100 a lot. And it's difficult, but I pick myself back up. That's the trick.

00:07:50.940 And I try to take it one moment at a time, one day at a time. I mean, tomorrow's not promised.

00:07:55.900 So if I panic for what's about to come, you know, I'm kind of wasting my time. But to be

00:08:02.280 like i was crying this morning so i do cry sometimes you know i get overwhelmed i'm tired

00:08:09.880 to be honest it's a lot to be done and you know it's been going on for such a long time as they

00:08:18.180 say and this is this expression has become kind of the norm now the uh what is it the

00:08:23.400 the process is the punishment right yes but this this is absolutely outrageous what they've done

00:08:30.800 to you here um and for those people who don't know sarah she was and still is one of canada's

00:08:36.960 frontline nurses you guys did that remarkable tour across the country sarah at a time when we

00:08:43.220 really needed it and i remember when you came to where i am in winnipeg you guys and i i remember

00:08:52.180 i think i told you this before the last time you were on the show i was walking towards the hospital

00:08:56.540 this was Health Sciences Center where you guys were holding this. And I thought, what if nobody

00:09:02.520 shows up? What if there's nobody there? As I was a block away. And then I got closer and closer and

00:09:08.600 I turned the corner and I couldn't believe the turnout. There were thousands of people there.

00:09:13.520 The police were there. They were making sure the traffic wasn't obstructed. They were making sure

00:09:17.740 that the emergency bays were open, even though the media reported completely the opposite later on

00:09:22.320 that night and nobody from the left-wing corporate media was there and i'm sure you had the same

00:09:28.240 experience in every other city that you guys visited and it was tremendous for all of us

00:09:34.500 to see you guys stand up against the majority of people in your unions in your organizations

00:09:40.600 in your places of work whether it's a hospital a clinic or whatever can you take us back to those

00:09:45.840 days and how that felt before we go on with your current plight i just want to give everybody a

00:09:51.160 reminder of what you've accomplished these past three or four years now yes absolutely but before

00:09:56.600 we go there can i just say in case that people don't stay till the end um the update like i want

00:10:02.660 to give two updates on two of my cases today and i'm very happy to go back and talk about how it

00:10:07.500 started but it's the update on this college of nurses case that you just showed on the video

00:10:12.780 but we also have a very important case coming up so it's the third um year anniversary of the

00:10:20.380 Freedom Convoy. And we are going to be back in court on February 4th and 5th for Justin Trudeau

00:10:27.300 putting up the Emergencies Act declaration. And so I want people to know that we're there standing

00:10:33.760 for freedom of speech and our rights to protest and stand up against mandates without having our

00:10:41.260 accounts frozen and the Emergencies Act put up. So that's also very important. So please like stay

00:10:48.340 till the end or go check out uh my what my web page at um oh sarah s-a-r-a-h for the number

00:10:56.620 freedom.com okay all right i'm going to throw this into the comments so people can click on it at

00:11:02.720 their uh at their own pace here it's in comments on facebook youtube x uh twitch and it will be

00:11:11.280 in comments on rumble in just a second but yeah let's go back to uh three or four years ago when

00:11:16.300 this all started well okay so I'm gonna try I'm not gonna okay so you don't have to go through

00:11:22.020 everything because we don't want to be here for five or six hours but I mean just take the

00:11:25.880 highlights and how it formed and how you guys managed to make such an impact in such a short

00:11:30.760 period of time it was amazing okay great so I worked in a nursing home for those of you who

00:11:36.100 don't know and I've been a nurse since 2004 and I also worked in the community through an agency

00:11:42.320 I worked with disabled kids, giving respite to parents, which I love.

00:11:47.860 But working in a nursing home, well, I also have, okay, let me go back a little bit very

00:11:53.020 quickly.

00:11:54.220 In 2017, I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and it took the medical industry over a year

00:12:02.680 to figure out what was wrong with me.

00:12:04.300 I did so many tests and labs and exams and, you know, I was literally falling apart.

00:12:10.420 things were getting worse and worse. And the doctors were like, well, maybe it's all in your

00:12:13.900 head. And I was like, Oh, my God, like single mother of three having a hard time getting up

00:12:18.080 in the morning and go to work. I was like, crippled, I felt and so I was exhausted. I was

00:12:25.300 in so much pain. I was having memory loss. I was starting to like it so much they thought I had

00:12:30.340 rheumatoid arthritis, endometriosis, bladder issues, sciatic nerve, I felt bugs crawling on

00:12:36.920 my skin. And they were like, well, maybe it's all in your head doctors that I've been with for 20

00:12:42.360 years that know me quite well. So I was like, Oh, my God. So I started doing my own research

00:12:48.720 and found out that, you know, about fibromyalgia and how it's all about toxicity, and toxicity,

00:12:56.220 meaning anything that causes stress in your body, so inflammation and stress, so anything that gets

00:13:01.700 your fight or flight going. And that could be so many things like we have heavy metals, we have

00:13:06.580 so much chemicals in the food and the water and the air and medications. But most importantly,

00:13:14.040 a lot of stress comes from trapped emotions and unresolved trauma. And that made a lot of sense

00:13:21.440 to me because I have a lot of trauma in my past. And I was a quite a heavy drinker and smoker.

00:13:29.740 And I ate a lot of sugar. And so that made a lot of sense. And around the same time,

00:13:35.520 the medical industry diagnosed me, I was referred to a neurologist who touched me a few points like

00:13:41.820 this and said, Oh, yeah, you have fibromyalgia. And so what happens here in Canada, when you have

00:13:48.640 fibromyalgia, so it's the two main symptoms are exhaustion, and widespread pain for more than six

00:13:58.500 months but every other symptom in the book can come um under like also goes under that but what

00:14:05.540 they do is that they want they offer you since they don't know really what it is they give you

00:14:10.820 the band-aid medication so like painkillers sleeping pills hormones maybe right and i was

00:14:17.420 like nothing that's actually going to get to the root of the issue oh no god forbid um so uh i was

00:14:25.380 like no I'm not going to do that because what happens is that you want to do it because you're

00:14:30.460 in so much pain you're exhausted right so I can imagine people just go for it and what happens

00:14:36.380 is that you feel good for a while but then you become tolerant and you need higher doses and

00:14:42.040 then higher doses until you can't have a higher dose and it's known to possibly be a long-term

00:14:47.960 disability here in Canada so I was like I am not going down that road and I felt like it was time

00:14:54.040 for me to get the help that I needed for my trauma. So I went to the gatehouse here in Toronto,

00:15:00.620 it's an safe space for adult survivors of sexual abuse. And there I found out that I was super

00:15:07.800 normal for what I had gone through. And it really helped me get rid of release the shame that I

00:15:14.380 carried. And so that helped me to start accepting myself and forgiving myself. And, you know,

00:15:20.800 in came the self care and the self love. So within a few months, I got sober, I started going to the

00:15:27.460 gym, I started eating healthy foods, I lost 60 pounds. You know, and most importantly, I stood

00:15:35.080 in my truth, I started staying in my truth. So a lot of us who have trauma are people pleasers,

00:15:40.140 and we betray ourselves all the time. And this makes us sick, actually, that's like, there's

00:15:46.140 really good books, like the body keeps the score and things like that, that you can read on that.

00:15:50.120 but um so um so here I was in the best shape of my and in the best shape of my life at 40 years old

00:15:58.700 and I love the program so much I started facilitating there at the gatehouse and I

00:16:04.420 found out that a lot of people with trauma have somatic illnesses uh and are having the same

00:16:09.700 struggling and anxiety from not being able to figure out what's wrong with them and I was

00:16:14.820 telling them about like what I went through, and they were starting to get better. So I found it

00:16:20.380 lighting up dark corners. And I thought this is my purpose. I'm I'm turning my pains into into

00:16:26.300 games, right? I was, I'm transcending my pain into wisdom for others. And I thought this is my

00:16:31.940 purpose. It kind of made everything that happened to me. I don't want to say worth it. But you know

00:16:38.900 what i mean like it now all made sense because i love uh helping others uh with the tools and

00:16:45.440 knowledge you need to start their healing it was preparing you for your calling further on in life

00:16:51.860 yes yes exactly but i wasn't ready for the calling because i had two nursing jobs that were

00:16:59.260 giving me you know stable um uh income and i was a single mother of three with a lot of debt so it

00:17:06.500 kind of took the back burner um and then the pandemic hit and so I worked in a nursing home

00:17:14.520 and when you work in a nursing home you know the government doesn't care about these people it's

00:17:19.800 all about giving them the cheapest food possible and pushing as much meds as possible like you can

00:17:26.560 tell it's all about profit they literally get a fraction of the money for their food their daily

00:17:31.860 food allowance than prisoners do and so i was like nobody's gonna believe this this is crazy

00:17:37.700 shutting down the economy never heard of before right so i get oh yeah no no i just said yeah

00:17:44.860 oh yeah okay i didn't even realize they said it oh no okay so i get to work and i'm thinking

00:17:51.200 everyone's gonna think this is crazy and uh i was shocked because nobody wanted to hear anything i

00:17:57.460 had to say they were like Sarah don't start with this um and you know there was checkpoints to

00:18:03.000 check our temperatures right away we had to put masks people were not allowed family members were

00:18:08.060 no longer allowed to come in and so I decided that I was chief steward of the union back then

00:18:13.880 uh because I had you know I had like I when I healed I got so empowered I started taking

00:18:22.480 leadership positions. Right. And so here I was as chief steward calling the union, like telling

00:18:28.880 them, like, what are we going to do? They're taking away our rights. They're taking away

00:18:32.060 our residents. Right. And the union turned around and said, Sarah, don't you care about your

00:18:38.120 residents? And I just I was shocked because they knew me very well. They knew I cared about my

00:18:44.880 residents. Right. And so I got scared. I thought, oh, this is like I'm going to lose my job. I

00:18:51.880 already anyone who worked in a nursing home couldn't go to their other jobs anymore right

00:18:56.700 because we didn't want to cross contaminate so I was losing money already and I got scared and

00:19:02.760 I stayed quiet and as I stayed quiet I started seeing my residents deteriorate um I had a

00:19:11.680 resident that died of a heart attack within a week of not having families coming in and people

00:19:16.240 were like oh Sarah you know it's coincidence and I was like are you guys serious this was the type

00:19:21.440 a residence that I came in in the morning and I had to call her or her daughter and find out

00:19:27.140 exactly what time her daughter was going to be there because her mom was going to ask me every 0.99

00:19:31.620 five minutes. When's my daughter coming? When's my daughter coming? And if her daughter was two 1.00

00:19:37.640 minutes late, it would escalate into an anxiety attack. And this lady had heart issues. So what 1.00

00:19:43.840 do we expect to happen when we don't let loved ones in after a week to people like this let me

00:19:51.840 i want to stop you for one second there's this video that has become famous over the last couple

00:19:57.080 of years of uh this senior resident living in a you know the video i'm talking about where her son

00:20:05.720 is talking to her through the glass i posted it right away yeah um did you see anything like that

00:20:13.720 absolutely they were doing uh window visits at you know as as it moved on they started doing

00:20:20.420 window visits um and it was detrimental the residents didn't like you see in that video

00:20:27.000 a lot of them didn't understand they didn't care like if they were going to die of a virus they

00:20:32.640 just want to see I mean nursing homes is the last stop they have nothing else to look forward to

00:20:37.320 they come to life when their family comes and so it was absolutely devastating and some of them

00:20:43.180 would get so agitated and i even heard the management at some point saying maybe it's

00:20:48.880 better if these these people that were getting too agitated we don't give them the the the window

00:20:54.380 visits right and then they would try to convince the family not to that it was bad for them and

00:21:00.060 this and that it was disgusting these people who were discussing these things did they understand

00:21:10.720 had they experienced what you had seen on the floor their managers they worked on the floors

00:21:17.160 before they some of them worked on the floor before they were managers the ones that were

00:21:21.480 saying this um the administration no um but but i mean they teach us how to act on the floor

00:21:29.260 like they teach us about like right we have all these in services and all these things

00:21:33.680 and everything went out the window so after all of this how did you you founded an organization

00:21:42.980 before Canada's frontline nurses right yes so when I started seeing because on top of it they

00:21:49.400 started like testing us and three housekeepers tested positive in my nursing home and now

00:21:54.980 everybody had to stay in their rooms for like 14 days until everybody was clear and some of them

00:22:01.060 would not listen and some of them have dementia and so you can keep them in their room and so

00:22:06.240 they were said to have a behavior the doctor would be called and they'd be get sedated um

00:22:11.940 and I've seen uh some people would not want to listen and still wanted to go with their walker

00:22:18.160 do their their walking in the hall um and some of them would be agitated some of them uh this 1.00

00:22:24.800 specific lady that I'm thinking of she's Italian she big language barrier her Italian is even 0.99

00:22:30.420 broken up like it's an old kind of italian uh a dialect or something and so she was very difficult

00:22:37.540 to understand and she was getting agitated so they would they just took her walker away and i was like

00:22:42.740 that goes against everything we've ever learned someone who has um a walker has a you know

00:22:50.500 unsteady gait and so they they can lose balance and we always know someone who has a walker

00:22:56.580 You all they always have to be supervised, they can never be left in their room without their walker, because they're at risk for falls. And we all know when old people fall, they might break their hip, and it's all downhill from there. So, you know, I saw a lot of stuff, I got to tell you, it was just so disgusting. And it came to the point where my mental health really deteriorated.

00:23:19.900 I was crying all the time like I was moving I was regressing I started smoking weed again I was

00:23:27.220 trying to escape and I had to really sit down and be like what's happening to me why am I you know

00:23:33.980 why am I regressing so much and I realized you know I healed because I started standing in my

00:23:41.140 truth you know and I started to stop telling myself lies or or dissociating from things and

00:23:48.540 I really started to like, look at the things that I didn't want to look at and stand in them.

00:23:53.340 And that's how I healed. I was I became aligned with myself. And here I was disaligned once again,

00:24:00.680 because I knew this was wrong. You know, and I wasn't saying anything. So it was putting me on

00:24:07.040 the side of the oppressor. And so I felt gross. And I was like, you're doing this because you're

00:24:13.720 scared because of money. And, and it came to the point where I decided this is not worth it. And

00:24:18.400 i just um decided to speak out you know it's interesting that you say that you know you're

00:24:23.260 on the side of the oppressor i know so many people even now who are still doing this right

00:24:31.800 like they'll come to me privately or they'll send me a message or you know whisper in my ear at some

00:24:37.460 function that i'm at i really appreciate what you're doing keep it up right of course i can't

00:24:42.440 say anything because of my job and i have to protect my family and all of that and i'm thinking

00:24:46.780 wow man if if you know a million people just spoke up the ones who feel exactly as you do

00:24:53.480 then this would be over all of the the oppression and instill what's going on it would be done

00:24:59.640 they would not be able to continue with this nonsense yeah and and yet here we are still

00:25:06.000 still going through it but anyway like take us back to the founding of of uh and that was the

00:25:12.000 that was the plan so I founded nurses against lockdowns um and thought like I'm gonna so the

00:25:19.360 mission was to unite nurses educate the public and bring the ethics back into health care

00:25:23.980 and so founded nurses against lockdown and I got um I was asked to do my first speech in October

00:25:30.280 2020 and so I did my first speech and presented nurses against lockdowns and thought all the

00:25:36.660 nurses are finally going to come up because they're not going to be alone and we're all

00:25:40.120 going to stand together and we're going to shut this down so you can imagine how disappointed

00:25:45.480 i've been in the last five years it sounds like that jerry mcguire scene when he goes who's with

00:25:50.720 me no one no no no there was some very actually there was that day there was one nurse that stood

00:25:59.760 beside me diane phillips i'll never forget her um but i believe she's a retired nurse uh so you

00:26:07.500 know she didn't join us for the whole Canadian frontline nurses against lockdown things and all

00:26:11.620 that but she stood with me and I so still this day appreciate her um yeah so started nurses 1.00

00:26:17.880 against lockdowns was uh you know posting things like that video of that lady that was trying to

00:26:23.720 get out uh or there was this other one that was called the hand of god and so it was so gross so

00:26:31.300 people didn't have any contact when they were dying because their family members couldn't come

00:26:36.140 and staff was so busy and scared to go in the rooms so they were really isolated so they would

00:26:42.320 take two gloves fill them up with water tie them up together and put the person's hand

00:26:47.340 in the middle to make it so that if they're not alone like someone's holding their hand

00:26:52.880 like anyways so it was just what it was insane it was insane and i was like how is how is this

00:26:59.860 happening how are nurses who are here to care like going with this i just it was a nightmare it still

00:27:07.380 is we experienced that whole thing too that when you guys came through winnipeg and there was all

00:27:12.580 those people there some nurses came out from the hospital or some who were walking in for a day

00:27:17.700 shift or whatever and they they like i remember the looks on their faces they were there was three

00:27:23.060 of them that came out and said you guys are doing a great job and the rest were like oh my god these

00:27:28.100 people are like totally anti-science i can't even believe it and i'm wondering how on earth could

00:27:33.780 you say such a thing you know better than that did you have people that you knew were that thought

00:27:41.300 you were right but still sided with the other the other team oh yeah and they looked you right in

00:27:47.140 the face well yeah there was a few nurses where i worked but they're still there and they're

00:27:51.940 vaccinated now and nobody reached out to me after i spoke out like i it was like oh my god don't

00:27:57.460 touch her with a 10 foot pole because we're all gonna get like people are still scared of like

00:28:02.540 for example there's a a group of nurses uh that meet um in it from ontario and there was a letter

00:28:11.500 that was written and one of the nurses in the group was saying we should send this to the cno

00:28:15.360 to back up sarah and the other ones were like yeah but we're gonna have to be anonymous like

00:28:20.120 we're 2024 i i just told them like it makes it doesn't hold like it has no weight right but it's

00:28:26.960 like people are really still scared to lose their jobs their licenses and well I'm the example and

00:28:33.500 they did I think they did a pretty good job well I mean the same thing is going on right now in

00:28:38.380 Alberta you know that they came out with that report from the commission that Danielle Smith

00:28:42.840 started a couple of years ago or maybe just last year to study the effects of the COVID lockdowns

00:28:49.400 and specifically the vaccine and they came out with their report saying that we got to stop this

00:28:54.880 stuff and now there's a backlash a scientific backlash they're calling it from the ama the

00:29:02.620 alberta association of uh doctors uh and all of the left-wing corporate media obviously is jumping

00:29:10.160 on board and they're calling it anti-science and we're talking about people who are lawyers right

00:29:16.100 they have no knowledge of the people that the people on the board that went through all of these

00:29:23.040 procedures and vaccines have and they're getting traction somehow on social media still

00:29:30.000 even though we know now so many of the harms that this stuff is caused and deaths i had some

00:29:37.120 close friend of mine who died of a heart attack at 53 last week she was 53 with two young kids

00:29:43.600 we we had arguments over this for the past three or four years she thought i was nuts

00:29:49.940 and then she's just gone one day she never had a history of anything like this before and and

00:29:57.620 there's so many people that i've had on this show over the past four years who who tell me i mean

00:30:03.240 kayla pollack she's in a wheelchair for the rest of her life now yes right michelle wharton

00:30:09.620 pardon me she's a sickle mom too yeah yeah and michelle wharton in bc you know she's 0.59

00:30:16.160 going through all kinds of she had brain surgery in the united states because of this

00:30:20.620 and because no doctors in canada will acknowledge what she's been through and i'm i'm i'm dumbfounded

00:30:29.220 that these doctors cannot for whatever reason and this is their colleges right this is their

00:30:35.600 colleges threatening them that if they come out and say anything or do anything or you know

00:30:40.320 prescribe a treatment for somebody that they will be blacklisted like you have been

00:30:44.680 oh yeah doctors are being their license are being revoked they just did it to dr trozi who is kind

00:30:50.640 of kind of the equivalent of me uh our cases are not about the vaccine they're about freedom of

00:30:56.740 speech right in in in medicine and so um yeah his case didn't do well at all no he he didn't even

00:31:05.100 get a an appeal yeah i think yeah they refused his they denied his appeal and you know it's

00:31:10.600 interesting i met him last year what a great guy and funny a lot of people don't know it because

00:31:15.220 you see him on a video he's always so serious but he's funny he should he is and he plays a car and

00:31:20.960 sings cool songs about the pandemic i love him he's amazing okay so you you guys got together

00:31:28.480 you and kristen and the others you got together you came up with canadian frontline nurses you did

00:31:32.820 your tour um when did you when did the college come down on you when did you first hear that

00:31:39.360 that you were going to be in in some hot water well it was before we did the the the we went

00:31:47.100 around the the country it was um when we came back so me and Kristen were invited to speak in

00:31:54.560 Washington on January 6th 2021 not knowing at all right beside the Capitol not knowing at all that

00:32:01.560 it was political we were invited by Del Bigtree um and we were supposed to go to Florida where

00:32:08.000 erin marie one of the first american nurses to speak out and nicole suratek we were all going

00:32:13.440 to meet there but then we were invited uh in washington so we ended up there and got mixed

00:32:19.100 up in all of that oh god i can't even imagine like would have been worse if you guys would

00:32:24.300 have gotten arrested and then held for the last four years what would have been worse what would

00:32:29.580 have been worse spending four years in jail in the states or what you've been through no no i'd

00:32:34.540 rather go with what i've been through because some of the best moments of my life were in these

00:32:39.080 last four years too like it's really real big ups and real big downs uh but zero regret so no i don't

00:32:47.740 want to be in a jail where they can vaccinate you and do what they want with you that would be

00:32:51.680 horrible yeah i guess you're right yeah but we came back as domestic terrorists like we were

00:32:57.780 defamed internationally by the media i can't tell you i mean there was death threats before that but

00:33:03.340 after that it was like oh my god and uh we had uh the rcmp show up at our doors and yeah it was

00:33:12.380 you guys watching right now you should uh google sarah's name here and then see what comes up it's

00:33:19.740 some of the the left-wing corporate media stories are absolutely outrageous they are outrageous

00:33:27.180 you're right they paint you as a a domestic terrorist like you're a criminal you're you know

00:33:32.300 just for doing what you did oh yeah it just shows the polarization anyway please continue oh yeah

00:33:38.460 it was crazy like they had me on a roll on cp24 every half an hour like we were like the killer

00:33:44.620 nurses like it was just like insane right um and so but whatever we just like we were like okay

00:33:52.380 well we're already so that's when they actually so i got that then when we came back uh because

00:33:58.380 of all that media attention, my second job, the agency fired me. And then I was put under the

00:34:05.940 first investigation, which is the one that turned into the disciplinary hearing that just ended in

00:34:12.580 2024. So that one went on for a year and a half. It was 30 days, but it was 30 days staggered over

00:34:21.020 the course of a year and a half, right? Yes. So it was supposed, yeah, exactly. It was supposed

00:34:25.960 to be a seven-day court case are experts against theirs. And it ended up being 30 days. And

00:34:33.300 my experts were, you probably know, Dr. Byron Bridal and Dr. Stephen Pellick from the COVID

00:34:40.700 Care Alliance. And they were hardly qualified. Most of my evidence has not been put in. They

00:34:47.800 were so rude to them. It was embarrassing. They called Dr. Bridal a vet. They just

00:34:55.640 discredited them for days uh wait a minute wait wait wait wait wait we're talking about dr byram

00:35:03.720 bridal yes they called him a vet veterinarian yes he's never worked with people and he was trying

00:35:12.020 to explain to them that when you're an immunologist you work with animals immune system he's also and

00:35:18.100 he was also part like a vaccine maker and had something to do with um the the vaccine not the

00:35:24.620 mrna one so they didn't want him to talk about the mrna vaccine because he hadn't like worked on it

00:35:30.180 he studied it he studied it he came out four years ago and said this is going to be a calamity

00:35:35.900 i mean he he has to nerve he has to nerve thank god uh but yeah they they so the evidence is not

00:35:43.780 in after 30 days so they disqualified your experts yeah and their experts they made their

00:35:53.480 experts look amazing their toxicology expert was drinking diet coke on the zoom call at 9 30 in

00:35:59.640 the morning telling us about toxicology toxicity yeah just practice what you preach right i was

00:36:06.060 like oh my god this can't be real you gotta laugh because it's like you there's a lot to cry for

00:36:14.180 there's so much gas lighting in this i was on the stand for six days i think uh that's that i the

00:36:20.860 most exhausting time of my life because I was so tense for all that time so how were you treated

00:36:27.200 badly while you were on the stand well they tried to so I had three days was my lawyer uh you you

00:36:35.460 know and questioning me so that we get things out I went through the whole code of conduct and the

00:36:40.280 standard of practice and we showed through every point how I did what what it said and they didn't

00:36:47.940 But they still say that, you know, it's not true. But yeah, I forgot what a question was.

00:36:56.020 Oh, just say how you were treated in.

00:36:59.860 And then the second part was the cross-examination. And of course, they try to make me look like a big, crazy Trumper, you know, QAnon person. 0.98

00:37:12.040 and can you recall any can you recall any instances what they said to you that were 0.99

00:37:17.060 absolutely ridiculous no i can't because i was so nervous the only thing i remember is that i told

00:37:23.400 them i was like listen i did everything that i was supposed to you know i thought i was going

00:37:27.900 to get a reward and they didn't think i was funny at all my yeah my lawyer was like this is your

00:37:35.340 reward the punishment right um but yeah i don't remember but it was yeah it was a difficult

00:37:43.120 cross-examination they were trying to make me look crazy um was it via zoom or was it in person

00:37:49.060 everything by zoom well why why not in person i mean there's no more restrictions there's no

00:37:54.720 more mandates why couldn't you go i don't know i i was told that maybe it was because they don't

00:37:59.900 they didn't want people to show up in person did you have people who were able to watch this

00:38:06.280 yeah so it was a public hearing but the thing is is that people had to um reach out to them and ask

00:38:14.240 for the links like two days before usually every two like for one or two court days and so it kind

00:38:21.280 of made it difficult for people at first they some of them got blocked they weren't getting it

00:38:25.620 But there was hardly any people watching, to be honest.

00:38:28.800 That was one of our we wanted to make people aware of this because the more public is watching, the less they can act like the way they're acting or at least people will see how corrupt they are.

00:38:41.020 But it made it very difficult.

00:38:43.440 And I think the most we had was maybe 40, 50 people at a time.

00:38:48.380 Wow.

00:38:49.080 Unfortunately.

00:38:50.520 So you finished that hearing.

00:38:53.340 You did an Instagram on that.

00:38:55.340 you were happy that it was over with and you didn't know when the when the ruling was going

00:38:59.520 to come up no and then you you dropped another video just a couple of days later about a package

00:39:06.660 that you received in the mail yeah or got an email i'm sorry yeah so they haven't and it's it's kind

00:39:12.900 of crazy because the first case is kind of like it's freedom of speech and two of the other three

00:39:18.360 cases is also about freedom of speech so it kind of doesn't make sense that they don't come out

00:39:22.860 with the results of the first one. But I guess that they've decided that I was guilty or something.

00:39:28.840 I don't, I don't know. But yeah, so as I said, there was, so the first investigation was after

00:39:35.760 we came from Washington, but then there was investigations. I think when we, you know,

00:39:39.800 there was other people complaining, there was another investigation when we did the hospital

00:39:43.660 protests, I believe. One of the investigations that's coming against me now is because I had

00:39:49.660 like four summons for speaking during the lockdowns and organizing protests. And I didn't

00:39:56.820 report it to them. I didn't know I had to, I didn't think it was criminal, and they were all dropped.

00:40:01.280 So I didn't report it to them. So that's one of the things they're like, you didn't report your

00:40:05.120 charges. And the other one is about my views and my experience with gender dysphoria,

00:40:11.420 and how I believe that, you know, programming our kids with pronouns and transitioning 0.86

00:40:18.220 uh is creating a big mental health crisis uh in our in our country and so i'm i'm being brought 0.81

00:40:26.780 to court for those beliefs too wait a minute is is that a criminal thing like the when you

00:40:34.880 you get brought to court or these hearings is it like a legal process or is it something other is

00:40:41.760 it like to determine whether you're fit to be remain a nurse in ontario well it's their courts

00:40:47.300 right so i'm in their courts right now so definitely we if we don't anticipate that

00:40:51.700 it's going to be a great result um so we we plan on appealing it to the to the court so to the

00:40:58.220 divisional court just like dr trozzi did so this is really the college's court uh the panel

00:41:04.560 constitutes of three uh registered nurses in the disciplinary committee and a public member

00:41:12.300 appointed by the government so those four people are going to decide decided that my experts were

00:41:18.440 not qualified um and decided that wait a minute i know dr byron bridal does not know they they

00:41:29.160 these women these nurses appointed to this commission and then somebody from the public

00:41:33.440 appointed by the government says dr byron bridal is a hack and he should not be allowed um and

00:41:39.200 these are the people who are going to determine your innocence or guilt yes and they're guided

00:41:44.200 by the college's lawyer obviously right so they and i think it's so biased like because even if

00:41:50.360 they decided that oh my god like this is crazy because you can tell when i was on the stand

00:41:54.940 they were kind of surprised and kind of woke up and we were less bored and we're like oh my god

00:41:59.080 like you know listening to my story and all of that uh but how would they go against the college

00:42:05.820 Like I can't see it happening. They couldn't even stand up when it was time.

00:42:09.840 They're still like, you know, in the same like vaccines are safe and effective mode. Right.

00:42:16.180 So. So what's the penalty if aside from the process, like when they finally come up with their ruling, what could happen to you just over this case?

00:42:27.040 Never mind what you still have yet to face. Yeah.

00:42:29.900 so they can revoke my license with which is expired uh and i can't renew it obviously because

00:42:35.480 i'm under investigation and in a hearing uh but it's um i'm supposedly i might be thrown all the

00:42:42.400 costs of these 30 days and they're four or five uh lawyers or whoever is like um uh on their side

00:42:50.960 so they they might give me like the costs of all this um and yeah again throwing more cases at me

00:42:58.360 right um so the cost of all of these lawyers and all of this time could run into the hundreds of

00:43:05.060 thousands of dollars here yeah have obviously you've wondered how much it might be like is

00:43:13.480 there a formula to come up with with a number or is it just like a wild guess no it's like a wild

00:43:19.420 guess i guess uh but but i saw someone else who went through the same uh with the same lawyer or

00:43:26.580 litigator um it was with a chiropractor it was also a it was a 29 day case and they charged her

00:43:34.620 800,000 800,000 so did they ever expect they're going to receive this money or like let's let's

00:43:43.840 say well I know I don't think so I think they know that I sold my house and um you know and

00:43:50.940 you took my money out of the bank and and bought silver that's all gone now so they said to you

00:43:59.460 you owe us 800 000 we pay the bills like yeah like i mean they're never going to see it so

00:44:06.220 what what is the point or did you say something about retraining too oh no they haven't spoken

00:44:13.300 they could do that they can come up with that and then they make us pay for the training too

00:44:17.860 but it's important to know my case has precedence right so precedence for freedom of speech and

00:44:22.920 nursing and so they really don't want this case to go by because if this case goes by then they

00:44:28.620 can't also punish all the others who spoke out and are under investigation i guess what does

00:44:33.900 your lawyer say i mean because there is kind of a precedence as you point out with dr trosey right

00:44:38.220 yeah but dr trosey's case is still different because doctors have different uh liabilities

00:44:45.000 um he had maybe said some things that were maybe a little bit more controversial than mine everything

00:44:51.800 i said actually pretty much everything i said all 12 11 i swear it's 11 allegations are all known to

00:44:58.440 be true today uh but they keep saying that i had no way of knowing in 2020 and they wanted peer

00:45:04.120 reviewed research that i saw in 2020 but they had no way of knowing back then themselves no but

00:45:11.300 And they said it anyway, safe and effective, safe and effective.

00:45:15.660 No, it wasn't.

00:45:17.740 No, it wasn't.

00:45:18.680 But they're still saying it.

00:45:21.760 I'm sorry for yelling, Sarah.

00:45:24.320 I just got a little excited there.

00:45:26.100 It's outrageous.

00:45:29.060 So what now?

00:45:31.320 What happens next?

00:45:32.800 Well, we're just waiting.

00:45:34.080 We're waiting for the decision and, you know, the penalty.

00:45:39.760 and then we'll take it from there but we plan on we want to appeal and so we still need help for

00:45:46.560 that case um although the a bigger case is in is coming in right now for february so

00:45:53.240 i'm trying to focus on that one right now this has taken over your life hasn't it i mean it's

00:46:00.880 it's a legal battle that is taking every single minute of every single day of your life do you

00:46:06.920 have time to enjoy yourself are you allowed to do that like just fine i'm trying to let myself do

00:46:15.920 that um i kind of have a i'm a very i have high expectations of myself so i i'm i'm learning uh

00:46:23.820 it's been for me since i started my healing journey like to let myself um you know not

00:46:30.080 always be so serious although I'm very like I joke around a lot but um you know I do I do have

00:46:37.880 you know I go to the gym every day as you know and I I'm trying to spend more time with my kids

00:46:44.740 who are grown now um and no I'm trying to take it day by day um I actually like meeting people

00:46:53.100 and you know I'm trying to get people to do fundraisers for me or get on shows like this

00:46:58.400 Like, I love meeting people like you and, you know, so, I mean, there's a downside to all of this, but really, like, I'm not going to die with the pain of regret, like a lot of my residents do.

00:47:13.540 I've lived the life, like, I'm living, like, you know, I've accomplished things and I'm proud of myself.

00:47:21.280 Most of the time, there's no issue, like, I'm in a good, I'm okay.

00:47:25.580 but you know you're i'm sorry to bring you back down

00:47:31.500 i mean you still got these things hanging over your head right like all of these investigations

00:47:37.820 and more hearings possibly i mean like how do you get your life restarted into something new

00:47:43.000 what are you doing now like well for money aside from the give send go and i i suppose that there's

00:47:48.140 a a link on your website right sarah for freedom.com yeah absolutely and those are for my legal fees

00:47:54.520 uh but i do so so remember the story of how i found it lighting up dark corners and never had

00:48:00.720 time to do it well i believe that when you do what's right and when you stay aligned with

00:48:06.400 yourself and do what's right no matter what uh you know god takes away or the universe is like

00:48:12.560 was i believe he was like i told like these i knew i had to stop doing nursing because i was

00:48:17.860 looking at it like oh my god like i'm not helping people i'm harming i'm part of like big pharma's

00:48:23.400 like tool to, you know, make profit for people. So I wanted to get out, but I was kind of stuck

00:48:29.120 in the like fear with money and stuff. You know, obviously, now it's like, oh, yeah, money.

00:48:38.180 It just doesn't mean much anymore.

00:48:40.580 No, it doesn't. No, it doesn't. I don't have those shackles anymore. Right. I had to sell

00:48:44.720 my house. I knew when I spoke out, I was going to sell my house. And I really try to think like,

00:48:49.820 as long as I have my soul, and I believe in my capacity to adapt to anything and find ways,

00:48:55.720 because I've been on a long journey before this. And I made it through every single time. So I

00:49:03.360 believe in myself. But I'm but I found it so lighting up dark corners is back. So I'm really

00:49:09.060 I do one on ones, I have a heel program to empower people to stand in their truth. I have a free

00:49:15.120 workshop, actually, that's a preview to it. So that people that can't afford it can actually

00:49:19.640 We have some tools because it's all about I don't believe in the in the patient mentality that the hospitals have where, you know, we are victims and we need something from the outside to heal us.

00:49:32.060 And, you know, I really don't like that. I believe that we're active participants in our care.

00:49:36.640 And when we're ready to heal, you know, like I, I, with lighting up their corners, for example, I give people the tools and knowledge they need to heal every day and every moment, because you're in your head all the time. Right? So a little bit different than like talk therapy, although talk therapy is really good, too. But I run support groups where I teach people the tools and knowledge they need to do it on their own, right? As they go in their life, because it's a lifetime journey, obviously.

00:50:07.200 It's a 10-week support group program,

00:50:09.200 but you get the tools and your way started on your journey.

00:50:13.320 And I have a RISE program.

00:50:14.760 I'm trying to train facilitators to run it across the country.

00:50:18.880 I have a vision of having a whole bunch of lighthouses,

00:50:22.180 I call them, where I run the programs.

00:50:25.960 So I'm trying to build that.

00:50:28.300 Although I do, you're right,

00:50:30.140 I do often get distracted and thrown back into fundraising

00:50:33.480 and things like that, but I'm surviving.

00:50:36.200 and uh i don't need too much so i'm okay you ever thought about maybe doing a like i know you've

00:50:44.300 done the nationwide tour before with frontline nurses but i mean with the lighthouse lighting

00:50:48.880 up dark corners thing that might be cool i did it i did it and we did it me and and nordia because

00:50:54.440 we went east with canadian frontline nurses but then me and my friend nordia we went and did

00:50:59.280 lighting up dark corners and i got quite a bit of people but yeah i was thinking of doing it again

00:51:03.800 but i'm also writing a book oh well that'd be interesting to read that like all the little

00:51:10.000 details that happened along the way that'd be yeah and pictures and stuff i was like oh people

00:51:14.840 are gonna love this all right sarah thank you for coming on the show tonight is that we want to

00:51:20.700 mention those things right well yeah but i thought we were gonna talk about the most important case

00:51:25.960 the emergencies act oh okay let's talk about that then yeah i thought we already had there's so many

00:51:31.980 of them i get confused all right so the emergencies act this is the beginning of february right first

00:51:37.200 week yes yes okay yeah so so again like so it's the third um anniversary three years anniversary

00:51:44.960 of when we had the freedom convoy and we're going back to court on february 4th and 5th

00:51:50.940 uh for a justin trudeau's oh wait yeah remember i told you that that was the important case

00:52:00.500 That's right. That's right. OK, so the three year anniversary of the of the convoy. Right. And the emergency act. OK. Yes. And we're there. We're going to be we're there to defend freedom of speech and our right to protest for, you know, against government mandates and not having our accounts frozen and not having like the War Measure Act.

00:52:24.240 that's that's the name it used to have uh be put on us for being united and loving and peaceful

00:52:32.540 right so is this a court case where is this happening who's all involved yes this is a huge

00:52:38.360 court case actually and canadian frontline nurses we were actually because we were boots on the

00:52:43.180 ground uh and our lawyers saw us like struggling because kristen nagle was actually uh filming

00:52:50.200 she filmed the whole convoy for for three weeks and she was um collecting donations and giving it

00:52:57.040 on video to truckers right we were getting donations and we were giving it and we were all

00:53:02.460 we were part of the convoy we were on the website uh we had a hotel room and a few hotel rooms and

00:53:09.280 kristin had like truckers like showering doing their laundry warming up right and so our lawyers

00:53:15.860 were kind of uh concerned when they started freezing accounts so we took action right away

00:53:21.820 um and we so we were the first ones to to go to challenge the government for putting up the

00:53:28.040 emergencies act and how fantastic it was that uh we won but there was two other groups that were

00:53:36.020 there academic legal groups we were the only groups representing the people and so the judge

00:53:43.860 didn't really want to hear us because we were kind of controversial and we were the only ones saying

00:53:50.520 that there was no emergency like the emergencies act was not supposed to be put and we were also

00:53:58.400 the only ones that was saying that you know the government had put it there because he he was

00:54:05.700 humiliated and didn't want people to oppose to his like it was his it was a political reasons

00:54:13.840 right? It wasn't because there was an emergency. And we were scared. And the way he called us like

00:54:20.640 racist, extremist, violent, fringe minority, like, so our lawyers are the only ones like

00:54:29.420 standing up for the people and wanted to speak about the stories. And we were kind of shut down.

00:54:34.240 So we're, we're, we're appealing that too. So Justin Trudeau is appealing. The fact that

00:54:41.460 the judge did say that it was unlawful and unconstitutional but it was all the legalities

00:54:48.660 it wasn't about like you took away the voice of the people like you need to hear the people we

00:54:54.800 were we were in Ottawa because we wanted someone from the government or the parliament to come

00:55:00.160 listen to what we had to say and then next thing you know Justin Trudeau has COVID and runs away

00:55:05.860 and then he puts the emergencies act so we really want people like we like we want to stand in the

00:55:12.200 fact that you know he put that up there for political reasons and i think we think that he

00:55:18.520 should be held accountable uh for for doing that that's what but how do you okay you know what i

00:55:25.720 just because i got a video ready karina gould is running for the liberal leadership she was the 0.77

00:55:30.320 government house leader. And somebody pulled a video of her from February 16th of 2022. So this 0.97

00:55:38.780 is two days after the emergency act had been declared. And this pretty much sums up everything

00:55:46.520 the Liberal Party said about all of the people who went to the Freedom Convoy. Let's look at this.

00:55:52.400 we must listen to each other and we must assure that no one in this house is

00:55:59.660 standing with those who support white supremacy who support Nazi views who

00:56:05.520 look to contribute and enable racist views and Mr. Speaker I would ask that

00:56:12.560 all of us in this house use our words judiciously including the member

00:56:17.640 opposite who just yelled out something completely inappropriate because all of

00:56:22.340 us have reason to be here and i would call on the members opposite not to stand with those who are

00:56:28.260 sharing those views because how does it feel as a person in this house seeing colleagues taking

00:56:34.980 pictures with people who are looking to overthrow the government that's what i ask those colleagues

00:56:40.960 can you even believe that everything everything like in that in that 52 second clip you're trying

00:56:50.560 to take over the government you were uh nazis you were right-wing extremists you i mean and

00:56:59.400 and ironically she's the one who who had a nazi an actual one in the house of commons a couple

00:57:05.620 of years after that and tried to get it scrubbed from the official house of commons record yeah a

00:57:11.420 lot of projection going on i mean we were going to throw the government with our bouncy castles

00:57:16.380 and hockey games and uh you know giving food to the homeless and uh loving each other and hugging

00:57:22.620 each other like we were bad yeah so they can't get away with that obviously i would love to see them

00:57:28.520 held accountable for all of the lies they told is that what this is about well yeah we want to well

00:57:34.420 we weren't heard neither and so that's unlawful and so we want to be heard uh we want the people

00:57:40.940 to be heard we want our voices to be heard and so yeah this is what it's about us going back to

00:57:46.880 court for that so appealing the fact that we weren't we were kind of put aside the judge said

00:57:51.920 we were offensive i believe um and so yeah and and people can also watch watch this so there's

00:58:00.060 a link on the web page where people can go and sign up because we need for people to be aware

00:58:06.620 but also like show up right to see because people don't even know if this is really going on

00:58:12.680 i didn't and and that's odd normally i know that kind of stuff wow that's crazy yeah so we need to

00:58:19.300 get the message out there so if you scroll down there's a place where um you they can um oh yeah

00:58:26.280 about the emergency oh yeah in the emergencies part there's like a little blue part a link in it

00:58:31.120 um okay emergencies act challenge so there it is click that link right okay yeah so then to

00:58:38.180 register right they can register there and they can go and um look at the you know watch be a part

00:58:44.840 of the uh the case on february 4th and 5th it starts at 9 30 uh and then also 9 30 eastern

00:58:52.100 oh yeah 9 eastern till five that's all right and also obviously i always tell people like

00:58:59.240 we need donations like i need help like this is like i'm like i i can't do it on myself but we

00:59:06.460 have also have to remember the government has unlimited funds of money and i and i keep telling

00:59:11.260 people like don't see it as donations see it as an investment in our future and the future

00:59:16.160 generations uh you don't have to give a lot like if if everyone gave even just a dollar like we

00:59:23.140 can cover all of this um you know or you know instead of buying a coffee uh you know just send

00:59:29.740 send us the money the links the the donation and the links are all on the web page but also thank

00:59:36.540 you so much for having me i love having interviews because again you see like a lot of people don't

00:59:41.400 know what's going on so i really need to get on as much shows as i can and i tell people like if

00:59:46.940 you can like hold a fundraiser i can show up if you're not too far uh and say my story like it

00:59:52.780 doesn't have to be a big thing like people uh sometimes i went to a few where people just

00:59:57.720 opened up their house had coffee and tea available um and i showed up said my story people were so

01:00:03.080 happy to mingle with me and that was it uh but that helps right and plus it it builds a community

01:00:10.160 so yeah we need your help we need support and so thank you for having me absolutely sarah it's

01:00:18.100 been great catching up with you and and seeing how you're handling all of the crap that they've

01:00:22.420 thrown at you and um what you're doing going forward i mean this is all news to me february

01:00:29.480 4th and 5th you guys you can hit the link on sarah's website it's sarah the number four so

01:00:33.940 sarah s-a-r-a-h there's an h on this sarah for the number four freedom all one word.com and all

01:00:41.480 of the information is there thank you sarah for coming on tonight thank you so much i appreciate

01:00:46.800 it we'll see you again i'm gonna watch the thing by the way who else is going to be at this hearing

01:00:51.420 just the frontline nurses or are there going to be more people no no the two the two other groups

01:00:55.940 will be there um i keep forgetting who they are i do have their name somewhere canadian civil

01:01:02.300 liberties association and the canadian constitutional foundation okay cool they're

01:01:08.720 just not representing the people they're representing their own particular ideologies

01:01:14.860 yeah more like legalities and things like that right okay sarah take it easy we'll see you at

01:01:20.420 hearing uh hopefully everybody clicks in good luck with that thank you take care you bet bye

01:01:26.500 bye there is sarah shujonian one of canada's frontline nurses guys i still have an entire

01:01:34.980 show to do and i was thinking should i do the show in the extension because there's lots of

01:01:44.020 news to cover that we haven't covered yet because we had sarah on so should i do should we stay live

01:01:49.840 is it too late for you guys are you going to be abandoning the live stream right now or did you

01:01:56.300 want to stay with it because if you want to stay with it i will keep it on social i do have an

01:02:01.960 extension for the uh for the members at shadow davis.com after the news is over with that

01:02:08.960 involves stephen harper and five eyes including cesis and the corruption therein and i found it

01:02:18.780 incredibly fascinating okay so let's stick around here online the alberta government the alberta

01:02:27.660 government report urging a halt on vaccines this was discussed briefly when sarah was on the show

01:02:34.160 with me is facing a scientific backlash really now this report came out last week we haven't

01:02:43.980 had a chance to cover it yet but ultimately this commission which was put together at a cost of

01:02:50.000 oh I think it was two million dollars oh yeah two million it says right there at the bottom of that

01:02:53.800 paragraph by Danielle Smith and a bunch of contrarian doctors to go ahead and look through

01:02:59.560 everything Alberta did in response to the COVID-19 pandemic including the vaccines the lockdowns the

01:03:07.200 entire nine yards so the report came out it's 269 pages I've gone through a part of it in the

01:03:13.720 past few days but look at this all of a sudden all of these shills are coming out and saying

01:03:20.780 dear alberta government this is timothy caulfield by the way timothy caulfield

01:03:25.020 is a professor of law he has nothing to do with the science aspect of this

01:03:32.000 but he's saying or sharing that the alberta medical association uh regarding the report

01:03:38.600 and the statement regarding the report is anti-science and anti-evidence it advances

01:03:45.760 misinformation it speaks against the broadest and most diligent international scientific

01:03:50.660 collaboration and consensus in history you see that's the problem there is never any consensus

01:03:58.600 when it comes to science what happens is if you hold a contrarian view these days anyhow

01:04:05.780 You get shut down. You get shut up. You get silenced. At least that's the way it was 0.88

01:04:12.900 up until very, very recently. How problematic is the Alberta report on COVID? Very.

01:04:20.660 Again, Timothy Caulfield. Dr. Luann Metz, the UCP spent $2 million to prop up anti-science

01:04:27.580 conspiracy theories. This report is full to the brim with misinformation and dangerous rhetoric

01:04:32.780 that has real and profound impacts on public health we have union leaders speaking out against

01:04:39.340 this from every single union in the province plus some that aren't even in the province

01:04:45.980 it's amazing to me the coordinated and concerted effort that the establishment is using to try and

01:04:56.060 discredit this report that was worked on for almost a year by a bunch of contrarian doctors

01:05:02.980 who are scientists and did look at every single aspect with all of the evidence that's available

01:05:11.080 now to come up with their recommendation that Alberta cease the use of COVID-19 vaccines.

01:05:19.020 i find it absolutely outrageous that anybody could ever speak out against it so quickly

01:05:26.240 the report is very extensive it's almost like when there was one football game a couple three

01:05:34.280 years ago i think it was an nfl game maybe it was a college game down in the united states

01:05:38.060 where some kid just collapsed on the field just suddenly collapsed on the field and the commentators

01:05:46.100 and the color guys were going what could this be from he's young he's 20 years old this is

01:05:51.460 outrageous this should never happen and one of the commentators on the broadcast said well it's

01:05:56.400 obviously not the vaccine how on earth would you ever know that they're programmed to instantly

01:06:06.620 say well it couldn't be the vaccine it couldn't be the mandates it couldn't be the lockdowns

01:06:11.280 Whether they know it or not, it's programming.

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01:09:14.780 We're going to get into the Canada Foreign Interference Inquiry report,

01:09:19.540 which was apparently leaked to the CBC earlier today and then pulled back.

01:09:24.380 It's supposed to come out tomorrow.

01:09:25.360 we're going to get into this story in just a second but first let's watch this video by a guy

01:09:29.580 that i've never had on the show although i have uh reached out to him and tried to get him on

01:09:34.800 we've just never been able to connect dr roger hodkinson who is still very very upset with the

01:09:42.900 way things have been handled shall we forgive and forget absolutely not i'm full of vengeance

01:09:49.380 I am vengeful

01:09:51.800 it's not a time to say I'm sorry 1.00

01:09:54.780 it's a time to put these bastards in jail 1.00

01:09:56.980 I'm calling it the big kill 1.00

01:09:59.140 we've seen the biggest kill

01:10:02.440 ever in medicine's history

01:10:05.440 directly because of the intervention 1.00

01:10:08.160 of these idiots into healthcare 1.00

01:10:10.960 and it's the physicians 1.00

01:10:13.760 it's not just the politicians

01:10:15.400 it's the physicians themselves

01:10:18.440 who are principally culpable because they have allowed governments jackboots

01:10:24.200 to influence how they manage their patients which has never ever happened before first do no harm

01:10:31.240 and informed consent the physicians have looked in how can you do this how can you look into the

01:10:37.880 eyes of a pregnant woman and tell her that this experimental product is safe how can you

01:10:44.520 do that as a as a physician no anyone any physician that has done that should be in jail

01:10:53.400 i agree is canada from left-wing corporate global is canada ready and able to detect deter and

01:11:01.480 counter foreign interference not when they keep deflecting and lying of course not in order to

01:11:09.960 solve a problem you must first acknowledge that it exists in the first place canada's foreign

01:11:16.840 interference commission will present its final report into the question tomorrow capping off

01:11:22.920 nearly 16 months of work at a time when all eyes are also on the liberal leadership race blah blah

01:11:28.360 blah the inquiry was first established in september of 2023 after a series of reports by global and

01:11:34.840 the Globe and Mail exposed alleged attempts at meddling by foreign actors like China in recent

01:11:40.020 federal elections and raised questions about the government's response. Justice Marie-José Hogue,

01:11:46.040 a judge of the Quebec Court of Appeal, was appointed as commissioner. Multiple government

01:11:50.860 officials, including Trudeau, have testified to the commission, and he lied bald-faced at that, too.

01:11:57.360 An interim report released last year by Hogue determined that while foreign interference did

01:12:01.060 not change the outcome of canada's 2019 and 2021 federal elections it did undermine the rights of

01:12:07.440 canadian voters because it tainted the process and eroded public trust the interim report

01:12:13.660 highlighted troubling events in the last two elections which hogue described as a stain

01:12:18.160 on our electoral process so what happens tomorrow the commission's investigation was conducted in

01:12:25.440 two phases. The first dealt specifically with interference that China, Russia, and other foreign

01:12:31.380 actors may have engaged in and any impact it may have had on the 2019 and 2021 elections.

01:12:37.620 Hearings in the first phase were held in March and April of last year with the commission submitting

01:12:41.840 the interim report in May. The initial report concluded that efforts by authoritarian regimes,

01:12:47.180 primarily China, to meddle in Canada's democratic institutions prevented some Canadians from

01:12:52.400 casting an informed vote. What will the final report contain? It will deal with the second

01:13:00.280 phase of the commission's inquiry. The second phase looked at the role of government departments

01:13:05.180 and agencies in detecting, deterring, and countering foreign interference. Hearings for

01:13:10.000 the second phase were held in September and October of last year. In addition to public

01:13:14.120 servants, the commission also heard from members of nearly a dozen different diaspora groups.

01:13:19.580 The commission's public consultation team prepared summaries of the information it received from members of the Canadian public through more than 200 written submissions, 624 questionnaire responses, and consultation meetings held with 105 individual members of diaspora communities.

01:13:37.220 Now, the thing to remember here, even when this report comes out tomorrow, is that they are holding back evidence of who these 11 elected officials are for 99 years.

01:13:58.520 99 years.

01:14:00.660 They are not going to release those names.

01:14:04.060 At least the Trudeau government won't release those names.

01:14:10.420 I want to show you a little bit about the Macdonald-Laurier Institute here.

01:14:16.720 It's important because they wrote a piece a couple of months ago that I didn't see up until today.

01:14:25.780 The Macdonald-Laurier Institute, an institute because of their name that everybody in Canada associates with the Liberal Party,

01:14:34.060 right and the quebec elites the laurentian elites as they're known the economist described

01:14:42.420 mli the mcdonald uh laurier institute in 2010 as a non-partisan organization

01:14:48.460 and did a story in the globe and mail in 2024 or as did mli was concluded included in a 2012

01:14:56.320 forbes article by former atlas network president alejandro chufain describing the market-oriented

01:15:01.620 think-tank landscape in Canada.

01:15:04.380 MLI was described in 2012

01:15:05.940 as one of a new generation

01:15:07.260 of similarly-minded think-tanks

01:15:08.920 to the Fraser Institute

01:15:10.020 in a story published in the National Post.

01:15:12.680 Now, the left-wing Marxist Broadbent Institute,

01:15:16.560 referred to the McDonnell-Laurier Institute

01:15:18.300 as a right-wing charity,

01:15:20.020 in a 2018 article,

01:15:21.940 MLI is one of 10 Canadian think-tanks

01:15:24.060 that belong to the Atlas Network,

01:15:25.680 a conservative and libertarian group.

01:15:27.500 MLI says it is nonpartisan.

01:15:29.860 Having said that,

01:15:31.620 this is what they wrote just back on october 31st halloween 2024 this is treason

01:15:38.940 treason it's not just some random normal canadian citizen saying that now we've got

01:15:49.240 the mcdonald laurier institute writing it chinese agents are running canada

01:15:55.460 Daniel Dorman wrote this in The Telegraph.

01:16:00.220 Canadian democracy is in serious trouble,

01:16:03.440 based on a report released earlier this year, last year.

01:16:07.680 It appears that not only has China extensively interfered

01:16:11.920 in Canadian institutions,

01:16:13.320 particularly during the last federal election,

01:16:16.460 but that members of Parliament have willingly colluded

01:16:19.200 with various foreign powers

01:16:20.780 against Canada's interests for personal benefit.

01:16:24.260 we're never going to know who they are.

01:16:28.260 The story grows stranger by the day

01:16:30.560 as Canada's ongoing public inquiry into foreign interference

01:16:33.480 reveals the troubling extent of the problem.

01:16:36.760 And as politicians use the inquiry for political theater,

01:16:40.720 Canadians risk losing track of just how serious the threat is

01:16:45.880 and just how devastating the revelations of the report

01:16:49.160 released earlier this year should be.

01:16:50.960 on june 3rd nsacop an advisory committee to the prime minister released a heavily redacted report

01:16:59.680 that held up parliament for two months by the way outlining frightening instances of china's

01:17:07.840 interference in canada's democratic process these include the creation of community organizations

01:17:12.960 to interfere in specific electoral districts the defrauding of a nomination election to install

01:17:19.460 a pro-China candidate. What do you think's going on right now with this liberal leadership?

01:17:24.640 Carney has already been chosen. It's all just a play at this stage of the game.

01:17:33.340 The practice of Chinese proxy skirting election finance laws by encouraging individuals to 0.87

01:17:38.760 donate to a specific candidate with a promise they'll be paid back. It's disheartening to hear

01:17:46.440 of significant foreign interference in Canadian elections,

01:17:49.260 but it's absolutely devastating to watch the Prime Minister,

01:17:52.820 whose party benefited from Chinese interference in the last election,

01:17:56.700 shrug, attempt multiple cover-ups,

01:17:59.480 and fail to defend Canadian sovereignty.

01:18:03.060 Canadian democracy can't survive 0.81

01:18:04.780 if those tasked with defending it are disloyal, dishonest, and naive.

01:18:09.740 Perhaps the most disturbing part of the report

01:18:11.840 is a redacted case study in which an unknown MP

01:18:15.440 is said to have maintained a relationship with a foreign intelligence officer

01:18:20.060 and to have proactively provided the intelligence officer

01:18:23.640 with information provided in confidence.

01:18:26.980 As Canadian national security expert Wesley Wark wrote,

01:18:31.000 there's no other word for it.

01:18:32.940 This is treason.

01:18:35.080 Opposition MPs have demanded the redacted names of parliamentarians

01:18:39.120 who wittingly assisted foreign state actors be named,

01:18:42.320 but the government has staunchly refused to release any further information

01:18:46.180 citing national security concerns

01:18:48.920 and the desire not to undermine due process of any ongoing criminal investigation.

01:18:55.740 However, the report itself says that instances where MPs knowingly participated

01:19:01.340 in the efforts of foreign states to interfere in Canada

01:19:04.280 are unlikely to lead to criminal charges

01:19:06.800 despite the fact that some of the MPs' behavior may be illegal.

01:19:12.320 Nobody's above the law, right?

01:19:17.540 Ensicop sanctimoniously reminds MPs that all such behaviors are deeply unethical

01:19:22.780 and contrary to the oaths and affirmations parliamentarians take to conduct themselves

01:19:27.860 in the best interest of Canada.

01:19:29.320 But a finger-wagging in a committee report is hardly a fitting punishment for treason.

01:19:37.260 The government only seriously responded to the threat of foreign interference

01:19:40.520 after an intelligence officer leaked documents indicating the depth of Chinese interference to

01:19:46.280 the Globe and Mail in February of 2023. Since then, Trudeau has dragged his feet every step

01:19:52.120 of the way. He attempted to avoid an independent public inquiry into foreign interference by

01:19:58.600 appointing former Governor General David Johnson, a friend of the Trudeau family and a man with

01:20:03.440 clear ties to China, to the invented role of special rapporteur on foreign interference.

01:20:09.140 and to his credit, Johnson eventually resigned from the role, recognizing the controversy

01:20:13.980 surrounding his appointment prevented him from doing the job. When Johnson resigned and Trudeau

01:20:19.580 was forced to call a public inquiry, two discouraging things happened. First, the

01:20:24.400 government significantly expanded the mandate for the inquiry, indicating yet another instance of

01:20:29.640 obfuscation from the core issue of Chinese interference in our recent elections. Second,

01:20:34.940 the Commissioner of the Inquiry, Justice Marie-José Hogue, allowed three Canadian politicians

01:20:40.800 with ties to the Chinese government to stand in the inquiry, granting them access to confidential

01:20:47.300 documents and the capacity to cross-examine witnesses. The presence of these individuals

01:20:53.520 led to two Chinese diaspora groups to refuse to participate, citing security concerns.

01:21:00.680 With a tragic, truly tragic irony, even the inquiry meant to address foreign interference became a venue for repression and interference.

01:21:10.920 Following this interim report from the public inquiry, the government did table Bill C-70, an act responding to countering foreign interference, but even here the efforts are minimal.

01:21:20.860 as national security expert and mcdonald laurier institute senior fellow christian lepreck

01:21:26.700 testified before the house of commons committee on national security and public safety the bill

01:21:32.880 represents the absolute minimum the government would have to do anyway only once its hand was

01:21:38.460 forced the prime minister's abdication of responsibility also came through loud and

01:21:45.480 clear in the nsacop report itself in a section titled briefing parliamentarians

01:21:49.520 It becomes clear that between 2018 and 2022, the Prime Minister received and failed to respond to at least four detailed reports from three different government bodies or advisors recommending that new MPs be briefed on the risks of foreign interference.

01:22:07.080 When asked why he didn't act on those recommendations, Trudeau reportedly responded that he thought the Parliamentary Protective Service already briefs new parliamentarians about foreign interference.

01:22:16.040 That is shocking negligence.

01:22:19.520 Canadian democracy is flatlining

01:22:21.660 and those tasked with defending it

01:22:24.180 are best asleep at the wheel

01:22:25.740 and at worst complicit in its downfall.

01:22:29.540 Daniel Dorman, who wrote that piece,

01:22:31.400 is the managing editor and director of operations

01:22:33.660 at the McDonnell-Laurier Institute

01:22:35.240 and a contributor to Young Voices.

01:22:39.140 So when this report comes out tomorrow,

01:22:45.220 take it for what it's worth.

01:22:50.020 Here is Pierre Polyev doing a CTV News interview in the Maritimes over the weekend.

01:22:57.540 And it's a little disappointing if you ask me.

01:23:01.000 Watch.

01:23:02.260 Look, President Trump is a dealmaker.

01:23:05.400 He wants to win.

01:23:06.700 But we're both going to lose, as Americans and Canadians, if we get into a trade war.

01:23:12.260 So what I would say is, how do we position the decision for him

01:23:16.420 so that he understands that America can only win

01:23:19.140 if it allows open, unbridled free trade with Canada.

01:23:22.960 So I would retaliate and I would target products and services

01:23:26.640 that A, we don't need, B, we can make ourself

01:23:29.680 and C, that we can buy elsewhere

01:23:32.660 so that we maximize impact on the Americans

01:23:35.540 while minimizing impact on Canadians.

01:23:38.580 Secondly, I would pass an emergency bring-it-home tax cut

01:23:43.540 on work, investment, making stuff in Canada, energy, home building,

01:23:49.320 so that we can stimulate more economic growth here.

01:23:53.380 Three, we need to become more self-sufficient.

01:23:55.440 That means knocking down barriers, more interprovincial free trade.

01:23:59.160 We have freer trade with the Americans today than we do with ourselves.

01:24:03.120 We have to knock down those barriers, build pipelines, LNG liquefaction facilities

01:24:09.100 to sell our stuff to the world without having to go through the Americans.

01:24:12.300 If they're going to be an unreliable trade partner, we've got to find ways to sell more to ourselves and more to the rest of the world.

01:24:18.040 Do you see it as a dollar-for-dollar retaliation?

01:24:20.740 I would say so, yeah. It has to hit hard.

01:24:23.560 And again, we have to be very pinpoint and surgical to make sure we're maximizing impact on the American side while minimizing impact on our side.

01:24:32.580 You talk about self-reliance. Have successive governments in Canada over the decades, of all stripes, become too reliant, too comfortable with the notion that U.S. will always be our biggest trade partner and they're always right there and we really, we can put it on autopilot?

01:24:48.380 Yes. We live next door to the biggest military and economic superpower the world has ever seen.

01:24:54.540 So a lot of our economics have just been based on enjoying, basking in that glow.

01:25:01.000 But we can't rely on it.

01:25:02.680 And so right now, according to StatsCan, we have about a 7% effective tariff on goods between provinces.

01:25:10.800 We remember the Como decision.

01:25:12.380 Some poor guy got fined because he brought alcohol from...

01:25:15.060 Northern New Brunswick.

01:25:15.720 Yes, I think he was from northern New Brunswick to Quebec.

01:25:21.320 And we've got to knock down those barriers.

01:25:23.980 We have to approve resource projects that allow us to get our stuff to market

01:25:28.800 without going through the states.

01:25:30.320 Right now, we are importing oil from the Americans and the Saudis in the east

01:25:36.080 at world prices, and we're selling it to the Americans at discounts in the west.

01:25:41.380 It's a crazy business model.

01:25:43.200 We need pipelines, we need LNG plants, we need to approve resource projects quickly

01:25:48.700 so that we can become self-reliant and start making things here in Canada.

01:25:53.300 All right, so he's in the camp of doing dollar-for-dollar tariffs with the United States.

01:25:59.820 Polyev knows better than that.

01:26:02.880 He knows that if Canada, and you pinpoint accuracy,

01:26:06.260 we need to focus in on what's going to hurt them the most.

01:26:09.200 Polyev absolutely knows that a dollar-for-dollar tariff with the United States

01:26:14.100 would cripple Canada in about three months.

01:26:18.320 He knows that.

01:26:20.040 I suppose he does have to talk tough and say something.

01:26:24.300 But why would he say the exact same thing that Trudeau said last week? 1.00

01:26:28.340 Because Trudeau is a moron. 1.00

01:26:33.520 Or maybe he's being advised by carbon tax Carney. 1.00

01:26:39.180 so now polyev is saying the exact same thing except for the pipeline stop dollar for dollar

01:26:45.980 tariffs with the united states that carbon tax carney is saying and by the way carbon

01:26:50.220 tax carney released a video put this up on his ex yesterday he's looking for a replacement for

01:26:56.060 that consumer carbon tax you know to everybody whether it's out here on the canal or it's across

01:27:01.580 the country uh and addressing issues that really matter to canadians and you know when you look at

01:27:06.460 something like carbon pricing uh where it goes to the heart of it's it's first and foremost it's

01:27:12.540 it's making this economy more competitive more sustainable jobs uh it's helping us uh do our bit

01:27:18.220 on climate change it's also making sure that canadians come out ahead right now uh and then

01:27:23.580 in the future and what you're going to see from my campaign my group working with uh people like

01:27:28.860 steven and many others uh he's talking about steven gilbo there the eco-terrorist steven

01:27:35.180 across across this country across the party is a solution that works for everyone addresses all

01:27:42.220 those aspects uh that's cost of living that's jobs that's competitiveness uh and that's building

01:27:47.700 the strongest economy in the g7 uh next prime minister of canada people

01:27:53.920 uh donald trump is going to impose tariffs on canada regardless of what we say or do it's

01:28:06.160 inevitable it's not just a negotiation tactic at this stage of the game maybe he could be convinced

01:28:13.560 only by danielle smith because he's the only one or she's the only one he even knows

01:28:18.640 and likes in Canada and has been talking to in Canada. Trudeau, no. Any of his committee there,

01:28:27.220 Team Canada, no. Polyev, no. Danielle Smith is the only one that Donald Trump has been talking to.

01:28:36.120 Donald Trump was in California this past weekend, made a stop in Nevada, did a speech there, a rally

01:28:41.020 there, and he was recorded by the gaggle of reporters on Air Force One talking about Canada.

01:28:46.240 So this is an audio recording with a picture of Donald Trump.

01:28:50.320 But listen to what he says here.

01:28:53.220 Canada's been treating us very unfairly on trade, and they've taken advantage of us for years.

01:28:58.980 We're not going to allow that to happen.

01:29:00.580 I love Canada. I have so many friends up in Canada.

01:29:03.360 And they like us, and they like me.

01:29:05.760 But Canada's been taking advantage of the United States for years.

01:29:09.840 Without our subsidy, Canada doesn't exist really.

01:29:14.100 Canada is totally reliant on us, therefore they should be a state.

01:29:19.680 Canada will lose $250 billion a year in Canada.

01:29:23.340 I could stop that in one day, and if I stop that, Canada wouldn't exist as a state, as a country.

01:29:30.200 If we're going to have to give that kind of subsidy, and we're not even talking about tariffs yet,

01:29:36.940 but that'll happen on February 1st.

01:29:40.100 But if we're going to lose $250 million for the sake of supporting a country, it's not fair to us.

01:29:46.760 So I don't want to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on supporting a country, unless that country is a state.

01:29:55.460 And if it is a state, the people of Canada would pay a much lower tax.

01:30:00.460 Their taxes would be cut in half.

01:30:02.860 They would have no military problems.

01:30:04.540 They'd be much more secure in every way.

01:30:07.040 And I think it's a great thing for Canada.

01:30:10.100 he's doing it he's doing it whether we like it or not no matter what polyev says no matter what

01:30:17.560 trudeau does or anybody whoever happens to be running the show right now he's doing it

01:30:22.220 why is he doing it well because he can no he has been complaining about the unfairness especially

01:30:32.060 in nato and the united nations and his first two members it's not nobody pays their fair share why

01:30:36.900 should this is what he said why should the united states of america constantly have to pay for

01:30:42.960 everybody else so very early in his second term he is making that statement and he's making it

01:30:50.920 loudly he's taking his closest allies the countries he shares a continent with mexico and canada and

01:30:58.200 he is going to put tariffs on us no matter what we say they might not last or they might be able

01:31:08.520 to negotiate them over time and who knows what that might be three months a year don't know

01:31:14.740 he's sending a message to the rest of the world that the united states is not to be trifled with

01:31:23.420 because all of these other world leaders especially those in the european union are

01:31:29.300 going to look at what trump did to canada and go we can't let that happen to us

01:31:34.680 and they will capitulate and they will do this is pax americana folks and they will do whatever

01:31:42.620 donald trump says because no matter what anybody thinks the united states still has

01:31:49.980 the largest economy and the most even with all the de-dollarization all the BRICS nations and

01:31:56.580 all of that when you look at all the statistics and you do the math you add them all up the

01:32:00.800 Americans are still well ahead of anybody even after this disastrous last four years

01:32:06.500 anybody else in the world even China bar none there is no question about it if the Americans

01:32:15.300 become completely and totally self-sufficient

01:32:17.520 with manufacturing, with energy, with food?

01:32:28.520 Canada gets left out in the cold pretty quick.

01:32:31.880 Look at this story.

01:32:32.680 Look at the CBC story.

01:32:34.840 What he did to Colombia.

01:32:38.200 Colombia agrees to take deported migrants

01:32:40.420 after tariff showdown with Donald Trump.

01:32:42.520 How long did this take?

01:32:43.660 24 hours, maybe less.

01:32:48.560 And Trump will still maintain visa restrictions

01:32:50.880 on Colombian officials, the White House says in his statement.

01:32:54.680 The White House claimed victory in a showdown with Colombia

01:32:57.780 over accepting flights of deported migrants from the U.S. on Sunday,

01:33:02.080 hours after Donald Trump threatened steep tariffs on imports

01:33:06.420 and other sanctions on their longtime U.S. trading partner.

01:33:10.820 Long, close partners in anti-narcotics efforts in U.S. and Colombia clashed on Sunday over the deportation of migrants

01:33:17.900 and imposed tariffs on each other's goods in a show of what other countries could face if they intervene in the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration.

01:33:26.720 Colombia gave up in hours.

01:33:31.360 They imposed tariffs on coffee.

01:33:33.380 now granted we do a lot more trade with the americans than columbia does

01:33:40.520 as a matter of fact i think 70 percent of the united states states claim that canada is their

01:33:49.900 largest trading partner so if we did impose tariffs yes i suppose it could have some kind

01:33:57.100 of impact into these states but trump is already looking for replacements for all of the things

01:34:05.080 that we provide for them whether it's internal or from another country and he will find them

01:34:11.520 he's throwing his weight around right now and we're right in the path best thing to do with

01:34:19.620 trump at this stage of the game is do what he says and i really don't want to say that we need

01:34:26.560 to capitulate because that looks weak but we are in a weak position and we have no other choice 0.99

01:34:33.840 and for somebody like pierre polyev to say dollar for a dollar a stupid statement and he knows 0.95

01:34:40.800 better than that i'm not sure if you've noticed this either and never mind that ecos poll that 0.98

01:34:48.260 came out last week that's an outlier that is obviously rigged but main street research

01:34:53.940 released a poll a couple of days ago that shows the liberals leading the conservatives in Ontario

01:35:00.560 by one point. Now, Main Street, I don't think they have any political skin in the game. I think

01:35:13.020 they're a straight down the middle pollster. And if that's true, and they're getting a carbon

01:35:18.180 tax carney bounce maybe this election whenever it happens is not so much in the bag as we thought

01:35:25.340 and that is terrifying if the liberals get in again with mark carney as the prime minister

01:35:31.700 they had a holocaust sorry holocaust commemoration in ottawa today pierre paliev

01:35:43.840 finally he said something that we've all wanted to hear him say for the longest time

01:35:50.240 here is a short clip of his we see on our own streets anti-semitism guided by obscene woke

01:36:00.200 ideologies that have led to an explosion in hate crimes hate crimes were up over 100 percent in

01:36:07.160 Canada before October 7th. Now they're up 251% with Jews being the principal

01:36:16.820 victims of those crimes. We must not just condemn these things, we must take 0.71

01:36:22.220 action against them. We must deport from our country any temporary resident that 1.00

01:36:29.300 is here on a permit or a visa that is carrying out violence or hate crimes on 0.64

01:36:35.300 on our soil interesting I have not heard him say that before and surprisingly the left-wing

01:36:44.280 corporate media didn't attack at least they haven't yet maybe they've got other things

01:36:47.660 they need to lie about finally before we get to the extension on shadow Davis dot com for

01:36:53.220 you all access members and there's in a recent interview Stephen Harper did that I want to

01:36:59.100 throw up because everybody has been saying well Stephen Harper is on the committee of

01:37:02.420 300. Stephen Harper is actually the one behind the conservative party right now. Stephen Harper

01:37:08.260 is evil. Stephen Harper signed us up for the climate agreements with the UN and all of that 0.85

01:37:13.320 stuff. I've watched this interview, at least part of this interview that he did.

01:37:19.420 And it doesn't sound like that. But you can be the judge. That's coming up in the extension.

01:37:29.960 And then, of course, what the hell's going on with the Five Eyes and the corruption within CSIS Canada? 0.72

01:37:35.800 Very interesting.

01:37:37.020 Look at this.

01:37:38.360 Millions in federal funds to recover suspected Indian children's graves in B.C.

01:37:44.320 What else were?

01:37:49.860 According to a report, Black Lock's reporter,

01:37:52.480 What was supposed to be millions spent to recover suspected children's graves at an Indian residential school in B.C. instead went to publicists and consultants, according to financial records obtained by Black Lock's reporter.

01:38:11.120 Let me get rid of this video before it starts playing.

01:38:15.040 The records were obtained under the Access to Information Act,

01:38:17.640 which the Department of Crown Indigenous Relations attempted to hide, the report said.

01:38:27.480 The department only released the records by order of the Information Commissioner Carolyn Maynard.

01:38:33.400 I order the minister to provide a complete response, the commissioner wrote last November 27th. 0.97

01:38:40.620 the records show the oh i can't say this and i don't want to butcher it kim loops i think and

01:38:46.560 sequemec first nation received more than 12 million dollars in funding after announcing

01:38:52.100 the discovery of 215 children's graves in kamloops in 2021 that claim was later revised to 200

01:39:01.140 potential burials and no human remains have been recovered to date despite requests from

01:39:07.760 families to return bodies, said an internal memo. And yet we flew our flags at half-mast for nine

01:39:15.720 months because of that, and Trudeau poisoned the psyche of this country, calling it a genocide. 0.93

01:39:24.560 That's sick. Initially, the First Nation was rewarded nearly eight million dollars to uncover

01:39:32.260 the grave, said the federal department. The community had received 7.9 million for field

01:39:36.660 work record searches and to secure the residential school grounds a spokesperson told black locks

01:39:42.960 last may but later the funding went up to 12.1 million for some reason the budget is robust and

01:39:49.600 comprehensive but what's required said minutes of a 2021 first nation council meeting the department

01:39:57.720 of crown indigenous relations did inquire with the kamloops group on what archaeological and

01:40:02.780 forensic work was underway. I know you're aware of the incredibly complex nature of this type of

01:40:07.920 work, wrote Mandy McCarthy, the department's acting director general. We're not seeking to

01:40:13.180 intervene in this matter, but are trying to understand the approach, wrote McCarthy, who

01:40:17.220 questioned whether you have all the information you need to advance exhumation protocols and DNA

01:40:22.560 testing. The department censored all details surrounding the 12.1 million. However, the First

01:40:29.240 Nations Health Authority transferred $2.3 million in federal funding to Kimlip's organizers

01:40:34.280 and did itemize some expenses for a nine-month period, the report said.

01:40:40.040 Costs included $37,500 for marketing and communications,

01:40:45.500 $54,000 in travel

01:40:53.840 $100,000 as six months pay for two trauma counselors

01:40:57.660 and $405,000 in administrative costs

01:41:01.840 including speaking fees and tent rentals.

01:41:06.820 The department said in one bookkeeping entry

01:41:09.540 called Community Support Funding Envelope

01:41:11.540 that the First Nation hired 25 consultants

01:41:14.280 to provide advice and support to the chief and council

01:41:16.980 and paid publicists to develop communications strategies.

01:41:22.560 No consultants were named,

01:41:24.180 and some 532,000 was paid for security,

01:41:28.100 while other funds were proposed for public work projects.

01:41:32.420 And that's the end of the story.

01:41:35.280 We were robbed yet again,

01:41:38.200 and the government and bureaucrats tried to cover it up again.

01:41:44.280 wow absolutely amazing um guys don't forget to like and share get this out to as many people

01:41:52.880 as you possibly can i know we did a long long show tonight uh it's almost two hours at this

01:41:57.560 stage we still have the extension coming up on shadowdavis.com and please if you watched last

01:42:06.160 night's show or you missed last night's show it doesn't matter go back and watch it it's there in

01:42:09.960 perpetuity on your favorite platform whatever facebook youtube x doesn't matter uh get it out

01:42:17.880 share it 400 ostriches are set to be killed this saturday at universal ostrich farm

01:42:26.140 in well near edgewood british columbia so if you don't know anything about this and you missed

01:42:34.840 last night show go back and watch it it's very informative it shows more government corruption

01:42:40.800 and overreach and possible solutions to this there could be some form of legal injunction this week

01:42:49.680 we know that people are on the way to universal ostrich farm even now i've heard several people

01:42:57.220 are sending me messages today saying 200 trucks are on the way to um universal ostrich farm

01:43:04.200 So what I can ask you, if you are going to see Katie and her mom at the ostrich farm this week, the cull is supposed to be, the CFIA is supposed to be showing up there on Saturday.

01:43:21.160 That's the deadline.

01:43:21.980 They're going to come in there. 0.82

01:43:22.660 They're going to kill all 400 ostriches, they say, because they're positive for bird flu, avian flu, H5N1, with a PCR test. 0.88

01:43:31.800 That's their evidence. 0.70

01:43:34.200 And please, please, no violence.

01:43:40.620 This is very important.

01:43:44.060 I saw some comments last night during the show that alarmed me.

01:43:50.040 And we can't do that.

01:43:54.600 What we can do is get this out to the world.

01:43:59.300 the world needs to see what they're going to do so if you're going to be there 0.81

01:44:08.060 and these cfi agents are going to come in their spacesuits with rcmp accompaniment 0.98

01:44:14.460 and they're going to try and kill these ostriches

01:44:18.480 we need recordings of this we need live streams of this it needs to get out to the world

01:44:26.520 we need to show and the white spacesuits with masks on right we need to show the world what

01:44:36.880 these people are doing and i'll tell you aside from the sentimental and familial impact that

01:44:42.040 this is going to have if they're allowed to do this based on very flimsy scientific evidence

01:44:52.480 that can be manipulated easily in a lab.

01:44:54.740 PCR test, give me a break.

01:44:56.440 We all know how that works.

01:44:58.640 If they're allowed to do this,

01:45:01.220 they're going to keep doing it.

01:45:04.960 Precedent is set.

01:45:06.940 They've already been doing it

01:45:08.600 with chicken farms across British Columbia,

01:45:10.940 but this one, this is different.

01:45:15.420 This is ostrich.

01:45:16.700 This is flightless birds.

01:45:17.980 There is absolutely zero threat

01:45:20.380 of this getting out.

01:45:22.480 anywhere and and the isolation of the farm is another thing i mean they're close to edgewood

01:45:28.860 i think it is british columbia maybe 20 minutes away they're two hours away from colona two and

01:45:33.300 a half katie said to me last night and as far as uh going across the arrow river or lake to get to

01:45:40.580 nelson or castle guard that's three hours you got to take a ferry you're not near civilization here 0.94

01:45:45.980 what is the big upset oh they're working on natural remedies for disease

01:45:52.180 interesting so you must go and watch last night's show to find out why they're using ostriches for

01:46:01.540 this um it really is quite fascinating so that's it for the social media part of the show tonight

01:46:11.260 you guys thank you for being here thank you to sarah shujonian for coming on and sharing her

01:46:17.320 story yet again it was nice to have her on after a couple of years and don't forget guys go to

01:46:21.680 sarahforfreedom.com if you want to check out that court case regarding the emergency act that's

01:46:27.520 happening on february 4th and 5th starting at 9 30 eastern time the link is on sarah's website

01:46:34.160 again that's sarah s-a-r-a-h the number four freedom all one word sarahforfreedom.com the

01:46:41.120 link is right there on the front page i believe it is all right the extension is yet to come

01:46:46.940 on shadowdavis.com for you all access members i'll see you there in two minutes for everybody

01:46:51.860 else i will catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another one have a great

01:46:56.800 night love you all appreciate you all bye for now

01:47:04.160 We'll be right back.

01:47:34.160 We'll be right back.

01:48:04.160 We'll be right back.

01:48:34.160 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - January 28, 2025

Jan. 27th⧸2025-Guest： Front Line Nurse Sarah Choujounian, still going through Hell

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