The Shadoe Davis Show - January 30, 2025


Jan. 29th⧸2025-Here Comes the United States of AmeriCanada!


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00:04:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday january the 29th 2025 on the
00:04:08.160 show tonight are you ready for the united states of americana
00:04:12.020 those tariffs are coming and nothing in our country is going to stop them from coming
00:04:23.340 maybe the first wave and we'll explain that in a bit but definitely the second wave is going to
00:04:29.900 be coming and i've got a philosophy behind this i think i've figured out why it's going to sound
00:04:34.680 really effed up to you but it goes back to something we discussed two or three years ago
00:04:41.620 and something my father talked to me about when i was a little kid going on fishing trips with him
00:04:47.580 i was seven or eight years old we were sitting in a boat on some lake a couple of hours from the
00:04:54.940 city, five o'clock in the morning, and my dad would say, one of these days, son. Now, my dad
00:05:04.400 was not a philosopher. He was not the smartest man in the world. He was a working man, but he
00:05:10.760 listened well, and he listened to other people, and he was able to discern information from them,
00:05:16.480 and it made sense to him, not immediately, but over time, and he came up with his own theories.
00:05:21.400 he said one of these days son all of this is going to be the united states of america they
00:05:28.640 want our water now that's what he said in 1972 or 1973 and that always stuck with me i don't know
00:05:38.140 why why would it but it all not top of mind or anything it wasn't always right here it was in
00:05:45.500 the back of my mind and it gestated there. And then you would think this vast landmass that we
00:05:52.000 have, the second largest country, geographically speaking, on the planet behind Russia,
00:05:57.180 with only 40 million people in it and a military that honestly can't protect it. 0.84
00:06:07.940 Who's going to stop them from taking what we have because we say it's ours
00:06:12.420 in a country that's not really a country.
00:06:16.100 And you know that if you're a long-time watcher of this show
00:06:19.820 based upon what Doug Forrest and others have said to us
00:06:24.260 about Canada not actually being a real country.
00:06:27.400 It's still, technically speaking, a dominion of the United Kingdom.
00:06:32.320 Could have been a real country back in 1931
00:06:34.880 had the proper papers been signed and delivered, but they're not.
00:06:39.420 And the Constitution, by the way,
00:06:41.240 The one that was signed and ratified, the one that we're under right now, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, had to be signed in the U.K.
00:06:50.180 And Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the prime minister at the time, came back with a photocopy of it.
00:06:54.620 He didn't come back with a real copy.
00:06:56.840 It was a photocopy.
00:06:59.160 Why is that?
00:07:02.500 Because our records are still in the vaults of the United Kingdom.
00:07:08.340 our police officers our army personnel our navy personnel they all swear an oath
00:07:17.220 to the crown our law system our justice system it's always the crown the crown it's crown land
00:07:24.300 it's crown this it's crown that it's the crown so where is canada in all of this i'm going to go
00:07:30.880 more into this in just a second and i want your comments on this and please if you're feeling
00:07:37.180 emotional and angry about anything i've just said take a minute take a few deep breaths
00:07:42.920 count to 10 let your rational mind come back and then respond okay because we have become so
00:07:51.000 americanized up here that at this stage of the game with what trudeau has done to us these past
00:07:57.020 nine years i'm not really seeing a huge problem but it wouldn't work the way trump has been
00:08:08.300 talking about it at least i don't think it has and mark carney who is very well connected as you
00:08:13.820 know with the globalist cabal and the world economic forum and the green new deal and europe
00:08:19.300 in general he holds three passports one in ireland one in the uk and one in canada
00:08:23.500 I understand, according to some sources of mine out east, that he's been talking.
00:08:30.320 He's already been anointed the liberal leader and next prime minister of the country, unelected, of course.
00:08:35.400 And that seems to be perfectly fine with the normie crowd out there, which drives me crazy.
00:08:40.640 But anyway, we hear he's been talking with some of the leadership of the European Union
00:08:46.420 about forming an official sort of partnership
00:08:51.220 with the European Union.
00:08:54.620 So maybe these moves that Donald Trump has been making
00:08:57.740 and everything he's been talking about for the past month
00:09:00.340 is to head that off at the pass.
00:09:03.240 But we're going to get into that.
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00:10:24.100 again that is canadananosilver.com okay i have no update on the ostrich situation yet carrie
00:10:31.940 Simpson hasn't gotten back to me today with what's going on there.
00:10:38.060 We understand they're trying desperately to file a legal injunction to stop the cull of 400 ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farm in British Columbia.
00:10:48.260 We don't know if that's going to happen.
00:10:51.220 Saveourostriches.com, by the way.
00:10:52.760 That's the website to go to for all of the information.
00:10:54.980 We know there's two convoys leaving, one from Kelowna very early on Saturday morning.
00:11:00.860 All of this information is on the website.
00:11:02.700 The other one is leaving from Vernon, I think.
00:11:06.160 Again, 7 o'clock, 6.30 in the morning.
00:11:08.280 Go to saveourostridges.com.
00:11:11.560 The only evidence these government bureaucrats have to go ahead with this cull
00:11:17.000 is positive PCR testing from two dead birds on the property,
00:11:22.820 which was taken a couple of weeks ago.
00:11:24.480 They have nothing else to go on.
00:11:26.220 We know all about PCR testing, but I thought I would go back a little bit.
00:11:30.580 Remember Cary Mullis? Everybody was talking about Cary Mullis, the inventor of the PCR test.
00:11:35.140 He died about five years ago from cancer, they say.
00:11:38.680 But before he died, he explained everything we need to know about the PCR test
00:11:43.100 and how it's never supposed to be used to diagnose anything or anybody.
00:11:50.480 Here he is.
00:11:51.080 How do they misuse PCR to estimate all these supposed free viral RNAs that may or may not be there?
00:12:04.760 I think misuse PCR is not quite – I don't think you can misuse PCR.
00:12:10.500 The results, the interpretation of it.
00:12:13.240 See, if you can say, if they could find this virus in you at all, and with PCR, if you do it well,
00:12:22.960 you can find almost anything in anybody, it starts making you believe in the sort of Buddhist notion
00:12:29.040 that everything is contained in everything else, right?
00:12:31.280 I mean, because if you can amplify one single molecule up to something that you can really measure,
00:12:36.840 which PCR can do, then there's just very few molecules that you don't have at least one single one of them in your body.
00:12:45.100 So that could be thought of as a misuse of it just to claim that it's meaningful.
00:12:49.580 But the real misuse of it is that you don't need to test for HIV.
00:12:54.920 You don't need to test for the other 10,000 retroviruses that are unnamed also in the subject.
00:13:00.660 See, somebody that's got HIV generally is going to have almost anything that you can test for
00:13:05.600 because they have definitely been, HIV is a fairly rare virus.
00:13:10.320 There's only 1 million of us out of 250, 300 million people in America that have that virus.
00:13:15.720 So you have to get around, either your mother had to have it and pass it to you,
00:13:19.160 or you have to really be paying a lot of attention to people that do have it
00:13:23.400 and paying only attention to them and get a pretty good chance of getting it that way.
00:13:26.460 It's hard to get it, but if you have it, there's a good chance you've also got a lot of other ones
00:13:31.640 because you've been in the market where it's been possible for you to get a lot of...
00:13:37.260 To test for that one and say that has any special meaning is what I think is the problem.
00:13:42.300 Not that PCR has been misused.
00:13:44.700 It's not an estimation.
00:13:48.360 It's a really quantitative thing.
00:13:50.740 It tells you something about nature and about what's there,
00:13:53.760 but it allows you to take a very minuscule amount of anything and make it measurable
00:14:00.280 and then talk about it in meetings and stuff like it is important.
00:14:03.600 See, that's not a misuse.
00:14:05.080 That's just sort of a misinterpretation.
00:14:07.760 It is.
00:14:09.400 There's very little of what they call HIV
00:14:11.540 and what's been brought out here by Philpott and Esai already.
00:14:15.580 The measurement for it is not exact at all.
00:14:20.200 It's not as good as our measurement for things like apples.
00:14:24.360 An apple is an apple.
00:14:26.100 You can get something that's kind of like,
00:14:27.820 if you've got enough things that look kind of like an apple
00:14:29.620 and you stick them all together, you might think of it as an apple.
00:14:32.260 And HIV is like that.
00:14:33.960 Those tests are all based on things that are invisible,
00:14:37.200 and the results are inferred in a sense.
00:14:40.060 PCR is separate from that.
00:14:41.420 It's just a process that's used to make a whole lot of something out of something.
00:14:45.780 That's what it is.
00:14:46.360 But it doesn't tell you that you're sick,
00:14:49.300 and it doesn't tell you that the thing you ended up with really was going to hurt you or anything like that.
00:14:54.200 That's why it's not.
00:14:55.960 Right.
00:14:56.360 Right. And that interview, by the way, well before the COVID pandemic.
00:15:02.340 And so, yeah, they did misuse it or sorry, they misinterpreted the results or they manipulated the results to get what they wanted.
00:15:11.240 That's how they were able to tell you that you were sick, even though you had no symptoms.
00:15:15.880 And the same thing is happening right now at the Universal Ostrich Farm in British Columbia.
00:15:20.740 They're saying that those birds, all 400 of them, are sick and contagious and spreading H5N1,
00:15:29.040 even though the farm is very isolated from everything in the area.
00:15:33.120 And the birds are flightless, let's not forget.
00:15:36.120 And the area is fenced, so the ostriches can't get out.
00:15:42.080 But that's all they have.
00:15:44.320 Now, the owners of the ostrich farm are saying whatever bird was sick is now getting better,
00:15:50.740 And some never got sick to begin with.
00:15:53.840 They're fine.
00:15:54.800 They're healthy.
00:15:55.440 Every single one of them on the farm right now.
00:15:58.140 Healthy.
00:15:59.340 But yet, the B.C. government, because of these PCR tests, is going to come in on Saturday and kill all of the ostriches.
00:16:08.220 Unless something miraculous happens between now and then, I will keep you up to date.
00:16:13.360 Haven't said my hellos yet tonight.
00:16:15.340 I apologize.
00:16:16.020 Hello, Ellen, watching on Vancouver Island.
00:16:18.300 Vicky is watching in Nova Scotia.
00:16:19.760 way across on the other side of the country hello tony watching on x in calgary laura is watching
00:16:25.280 tonight and bo's is your manitoba hello darlene watching in oak lake elsie is watching tonight
00:16:31.340 in winnipeg lolita is watching in winnipeg joyce is watching from just south of winnipeg a lot of
00:16:36.560 winnipeg a lot of manitoba tonight marta is watching on vancouver island christine's in
00:16:40.600 enola bernardine's in calgary hello tammy just south of roblin manitoba bev is watching in
00:16:46.400 Bracebridge, Ontario.
00:16:48.280 Brian is watching from Prince Edward Island.
00:16:52.140 And Sheila is watching from Oshawa, Ontario.
00:16:55.760 On Facebook, on YouTube, on X, on Rumble, wherever.
00:16:59.600 Oh, speaking of Rumble, let's go say hello.
00:17:01.420 Notable, Crivier, Gary Goodman, Wanna Keeper, Chicken Hair, Esky Dogs, Mouth of the South is here tonight.
00:17:08.640 Molly Guess, 19670803, Grease Goon, The Last Son, Louise.
00:17:14.260 please all of you guys you are very important to this show as well i don't want you to think i've
00:17:20.440 forgotten you over there on rumble let's get it out there guys like and share to as many people
00:17:25.520 as you possibly can it's important to get this information out to normies and if you want to
00:17:30.540 talk about normie world we'll get to that whole u.s canada thing in just a second and if you can
00:17:37.420 put your normie cap on for a moment and i know it's tough because once you've seen it but try to
00:17:42.800 put your normie cap on for a second all right just i know it's tough it's probably too tight
00:17:51.040 but try and put it on for just a second and while you're doing that i want to remind some people of
00:17:58.560 something that's coming up next week so these 15 minute cities the whatever you want to call them
00:18:05.420 smart cities well they're planning them all over as i've been saying maggie hope ron is doing a
00:18:11.360 fantastic job with kickley she is going all across the country letting people know how they can get
00:18:16.380 out of this partnership with kickley and with the partners for climate protection and the
00:18:21.060 canadian association of municipalities the winnipeg river planning district development
00:18:28.380 plan update project so there's there's an open house coming up on saturday february the 8th
00:18:34.580 At Powerview School in Powerview, I'm laughing for a reason, and you'll see why in just a second.
00:18:44.900 The Winnipeg River Planning District, comprised of the RM of Alexander in the town of Powerview Pine Falls, population 500, maybe,
00:18:55.220 has been working to update its development plan and is now ready to share a first draft with the public.
00:19:01.420 You're invited to attend the public open house to understand how the proposed changes will support community development.
00:19:08.680 Learn about where future housing and businesses will be located.
00:19:12.960 See how the plan's vision and policies will be implemented.
00:19:15.580 Consult the plan's proposed maps to see how your property may be affected.
00:19:19.680 Provide feedback about the draft plan.
00:19:21.660 So obviously, this is another one of these United Nations ICLE initiatives, right?
00:19:28.500 And I want you to look at this map.
00:19:31.420 This is the RM of Alexander, Manitoba.
00:19:37.520 This is Lake Winnipeg.
00:19:38.920 This is the east shore of Lake Winnipeg.
00:19:41.560 This is Power View, Pine Falls right here.
00:19:45.280 Bird River, Poplar Bay, Great Falls.
00:19:49.380 The population, and this is a big area.
00:19:52.400 I mean, I'm going to, a little bit more.
00:19:54.460 That's a huge area from the east side of Lake Winnipeg
00:19:57.460 all the way out here to Point Dubois.
00:19:59.060 That's about an hour and a half drive.
00:20:02.260 This is a big area.
00:20:04.020 Do you know how many people live in this area?
00:20:06.120 I'm going to take a wild guess here.
00:20:08.520 I'm going to say about 3,000.
00:20:10.600 And this is the entire rural municipality, not any one town.
00:20:15.240 And there's no cities here either.
00:20:17.780 And yet, for some reason, they need a sustainable development plan.
00:20:22.340 so guys if you're in that area it's at power view school saturday february the 8th between one and
00:20:33.480 three o'clock be polite go and ask questions and see what they have to say about the united nations
00:20:40.660 about icly go check out what maggie hope braun has been talking about find some questions to ask
00:20:47.780 and that's all on her website kickley.ca k-i-c-l-e-i.ca go there find out there's all
00:20:57.100 kinds of game plans that she's laid out on that on that website for you to take to meetings just
00:21:02.220 like this one and ask the questions that you need to ask and there's going to be a good chance that
00:21:07.140 none of these town counselors or the reeve are going to know what you're talking about for real
00:21:13.140 What are you talking about, United Nations?
00:21:16.080 I have absolutely no clue.
00:21:19.160 It's ridiculous.
00:21:20.620 It's ridiculous.
00:21:22.120 All right.
00:21:22.760 Let's get on with it right now.
00:21:24.100 Oh, and by the way, now that we're back into normie world here,
00:21:30.720 I want to ask you, and yeah, I believe there's a plan,
00:21:35.880 and I'll get to all of that stuff.
00:21:37.320 We might have a special guest come on tonight.
00:21:39.320 We might.
00:21:40.360 I sent the invite.
00:21:41.300 we'll see if he decides to accept but i'm sure he probably won't if he does i'll be surprised but
00:21:48.280 anyway um when you were a kid now this is a winnipeg thing we used to go at least once a year
00:22:02.660 to Grand Forks, North Dakota to shop.
00:22:07.600 And they catered their tourism industry
00:22:11.080 to Winnipeg people, to southern Manitoba people.
00:22:14.000 Canadians, right?
00:22:15.040 Hey, here, you got some specials,
00:22:16.760 dollars at par this weekend at JCPenney, whatever.
00:22:21.280 And we'd all go, oh, let's go to Grand Forks.
00:22:24.120 We'd go to concerts in Minneapolis.
00:22:25.960 We'd go see baseball, football, hockey games
00:22:28.580 in Minneapolis, St. Paul.
00:22:30.040 it was a big thing people got excited to go down there even when the dollar went
00:22:36.360 well i mean what's that 68 69 now but even when the dollar was like that we'd still
00:22:42.980 you know save a little extra we'd go down very excited to go to the united states
00:22:47.420 let me ask you what your favorite football team is and i'm going to exclude people from
00:22:53.120 saskatchewan in this question because i know what you guys are going to say but what's your
00:22:56.360 favorite football team especially for you in ontario i lived in ontario for a dozen years
00:23:02.880 in different cities london ottawa kingston sometime in toronto and in london it was always
00:23:10.720 the buffalo bills ottawa same thing buffalo bills kingston it was the buffalo bills buffalo buffalo
00:23:17.680 buffalo buffalo buffalo and they would rather go see the buffalo bills play an nfl football game 0.86
00:23:24.860 then go see the toronto argonauts play a cfl football game cfl's dog shit i don't like 0.78
00:23:30.340 forget about it's the nfl man the nfl 0.62
00:23:32.980 your influences pop culture wise what were your favorite shows in the past 20 30 years
00:23:46.620 there might be one canadian one in there maybe what was that one the the trailer park boys
00:23:54.000 everybody loved the trailer park boys but usually the talk at the office or the workplace the next
00:24:02.000 day after a Seinfeld episode was Seinfeld we still speak that language it's in our daily lexicon now
00:24:09.420 right friends same thing happy days back in the day Fonzie hey we all know that does anybody quote
00:24:18.260 wayne and schuster from the 1970s i know we've had some great successes musically speaking and
00:24:26.160 some of these bands actually stayed in canada burton cummings is a great example of that i
00:24:31.760 think burton lives in moose jaw now but he's got a home in los angeles he spends half the year down
00:24:37.760 there if you want to get famous and rich make it big as an actor as a musician as a comedian
00:24:46.780 whatever you go to the United States to do it. You don't stay in Canada. You might come back
00:24:53.080 every now and again for a concert tour or the Junos or something like that. But then you go
00:24:58.320 back home to Los Angeles or Miami or wherever it is that you've taken up your new residence.
00:25:05.160 what does canada have
00:25:08.840 that the united states doesn't have
00:25:13.660 what makes us cling to this idea
00:25:18.580 of canada of being canadian as i said earlier in the show all of our police and military they
00:25:26.340 take an oath to the crown our justice system is the crown our lands are owned by the crown
00:25:33.880 do you have a swell of pride regarding anything about canada
00:25:43.000 let's go back in time even a little bit more the city of winnipeg up until 1973 1974
00:25:52.000 was a city surrounded by a lot of other little cities saint boniface and transcona the kildonans
00:26:01.880 St. James, Assiniboia, Charles Wood, Fort Gary, all of these were their own little cities. And
00:26:07.500 then in 1973, and they all had their own city halls and their own downtowns, they all had that
00:26:12.080 stuff. And then 1973, 74 comes around, they sign an agreement, they're going to be one big unicity,
00:26:18.180 it was called the Unicity Project. And all of those towns incorporated themselves into Winnipeg.
00:26:22.620 And you know what, you can still see those old city halls when you go through these parts of
00:26:27.940 town in the old downtowns. But they've all been changed by now. I mean, a lot of those buildings
00:26:34.880 have been altered. Some of them have come down. The streets have been rejigged. The parking's
00:26:41.780 been rejigged. I think the St. Boniface, old St. Boniface City Hall now is a library or a bank
00:26:48.560 or a warehouse and nobody seems to really nobody goes i live in saint boniface no it's all it's
00:26:58.280 all about being in winnipeg so after a certain amount of time would you lose your allegiance
00:27:05.140 to the place you grew up whether it was saint boniface manitoba canada manitoba that's another
00:27:10.700 thing if this does happen if trump imposes that economic pressure on us that will make our
00:27:17.720 economic system collapse. And this is something we talked about three years ago, guys. I mean,
00:27:21.600 I remember talking with many people on this show here. Our economy is going to fail. Our currency
00:27:26.800 is going to fail. And what then? We're ripe for the picking. We've got all these resources.
00:27:32.640 We've got lots of fresh water. We have got a lot of minerals in the ground that haven't even been
00:27:38.000 looked at yet because of treaties that have been signed and just a lack of focus. I mean,
00:27:44.020 Manitoba does not have to be a have-not province,
00:27:47.100 but it is because nobody can get any kind of licenses to go and dig.
00:27:53.220 There's diamonds, there's gold here, there's nickel, there's cobalt.
00:27:57.860 There's potash in Manitoba, there's oil and gas in Manitoba.
00:28:01.220 This could be a huge have-province, but nope.
00:28:05.160 You can't get permits to do anything in Manitoba.
00:28:08.820 Alberta, different. Saskatchewan, different again.
00:28:13.360 Now, Quebec, in their next provincial election,
00:28:16.520 is probably going to elect a separatist government,
00:28:20.220 the Parti Québécois.
00:28:21.240 They are leading in the polls right now,
00:28:22.760 and they have been for the last few months.
00:28:24.940 What does that mean?
00:28:26.440 The Parti Québécois says that the set,
00:28:29.360 well, maybe not the second,
00:28:30.400 but when they are elected,
00:28:32.160 they will start formulating another separation referendum.
00:28:35.560 Do you remember that?
00:28:37.680 That one in the 1990s?
00:28:39.340 I think it was 1995, 1996?
00:28:42.440 we squeaked through that one with 50.1 percent of the vote the people of quebec half of them
00:28:53.480 nearly wanted to leave canada the other half wanted to stay 50 50.1 what does that tell you
00:29:02.680 about the allegiance that quebecers at least feel to canada no it's quebec first quebec all the way
00:29:09.280 They don't act like it economically, but definitely culturally they do.
00:29:17.440 What about Alberta?
00:29:20.040 Alberta, right now, is the only province that could sustain itself, if it needed to, on its own, with its own natural resources, provided they had a port they could send their oil to.
00:29:35.300 i believe what's going to happen is that canada will be sold off in pieces not necessarily sold
00:29:44.740 off like somebody is at auction manitoba i'll take up a 10 i hear 15 do i hear 20 20 it's not
00:29:50.500 going to be like that it's going to be and i'm not even sure the configurations of the provinces
00:29:56.220 are going to remain the same as we know them now the shapes of each province that could change as
00:30:01.380 well borders are changing all the time i said this last night
00:30:06.320 unless of course that's worked out in a deal does alberta leave do they take saskatchewan with them
00:30:13.480 do they take manitoba do they then decide to remain independent as their own country or do
00:30:20.760 they join the united states or does mark carney go to them and say hey you know the european union
00:30:26.760 really wants you guys in an economic and cultural partnership what do you say about that and i think
00:30:34.820 donald trump knows about that and i think that's why he's making moves like this this is all about
00:30:39.840 pax americana this is about the greatness of the american society and countries like that
00:30:46.040 empires like that they've always wanted to expand china wants to expand they're doing it quietly
00:30:54.800 They're trying to buy up Canada
00:30:57.720 hectare by hectare by hectare.
00:31:02.000 The United States will simply put economic pressure on this country
00:31:06.200 until it can no longer sustain itself economically.
00:31:10.240 And then what? I don't know.
00:31:13.920 I don't honestly know.
00:31:19.080 Will Canada be absorbed into America
00:31:22.520 or will there be new treaties signed?
00:31:24.960 Will the border move somehow?
00:31:26.340 Remember, too, that 90% of the population of Canada,
00:31:30.820 which is about 35 million people,
00:31:32.580 all live within 100 miles of the Canada-U.S. border.
00:31:36.680 And the only city in this country that's above that line is Edmonton,
00:31:41.660 the only major city.
00:31:44.220 That's it.
00:31:47.200 So, I'm going to go to comments,
00:31:50.760 and i am going to i'm going to ask you guys again do you think that joining the united states or
00:32:00.220 forming a new nation the republic of western canada or something like that or quebec or
00:32:06.760 whatever and what happens to the maritimes i have no idea i would imagine they would join
00:32:12.580 with quebec or maybe the united states i don't think the maritimes and newfoundland are capable
00:32:18.560 of self-sustenance.
00:32:21.320 I don't think that that's possible.
00:32:22.580 I don't think they have all the resources they need.
00:32:27.820 Eileen says, I can't listen to any more of this.
00:32:30.320 So many blind spots, greed and prejudice too.
00:32:33.160 Thick yet here.
00:32:34.240 I don't know what that means.
00:32:37.160 Independence doesn't mean separation. 0.99
00:32:38.860 Just get rid of the registered corp we know as Canada.
00:32:41.600 Well, that's an interesting point that you make.
00:32:48.560 A lot of people suggest the United States is a corporation.
00:32:51.780 Any country, really, could be considered like that.
00:32:56.780 Corporation with a de facto as opposed to a de jure government.
00:33:05.200 Canada is not capable of defending its own resources.
00:33:11.420 That's something that we should all realize and understand.
00:33:16.040 And this is something, like I said, when my dad told me this years ago, it stayed with me in the back of my head.
00:33:21.320 And occasionally I would think about it when the subject came up, and it was very rare.
00:33:25.840 You go, how is it that Canada with, you know, forces, right now our forces are the weakest they have ever been in our lifetimes.
00:33:37.020 Weak in terms of personnel and equipment, morale, everything.
00:33:41.660 Do you think that 50,000 full-time soldiers and reserves could defend the borders of this country?
00:33:50.340 No, it's massive. It's huge.
00:33:52.440 It is, like I said, the second largest country on the planet, geographically speaking.
00:34:00.140 We don't have nuclear weapons.
00:34:03.900 I don't know if we really have any weapons at all.
00:34:07.540 And everything we did have, we gave to Ukraine.
00:34:11.660 Canada is looked at by China, I'm sure,
00:34:20.200 by the European Union, the globalists, 0.92
00:34:22.940 and by the Zionist portion of the cabal
00:34:25.880 as a piece of meat,
00:34:30.320 rich with natural resources.
00:34:33.480 Again, fresh water, minerals, oil and gas.
00:34:41.660 they're going to come and get it somehow some way and that's what my dad said to me years ago in that
00:34:48.080 boat fishing someday it's going to happen now i didn't think it was going to happen in our lifetime
00:34:55.000 but here we are and when we look at that red and white canadian flag that was created in 1967
00:35:02.060 or 66 and became a flag in 1967 it's not that old
00:35:06.580 it's it's it's not steeped in history is what i'm saying and maple leaf
00:35:15.960 how does that represent the entire country there's no maple trees west of ontario
00:35:21.140 now vicky says i'm not ready to have 1200 a month health insurance bills okay vicky
00:35:31.440 let me give it to you like this because trump is also talking now about removing all income tax
00:35:40.200 just taking it off period like they have no taxes no sales taxes in florida right i'm not sure about
00:35:46.040 income taxes in florida state income taxes but they don't have any sales tax if he takes the
00:35:52.640 tax off and even still the tax rates that you pay in the united states are significantly lower than
00:35:58.660 the tax rates you pay in Canada, not just on income tax, everything, right? The reason our
00:36:05.640 taxes are so high, and I believe I said this a couple of weeks ago on the show, but I'll repeat
00:36:10.360 it. Every single province's budget, whether it's Alberta or Ontario or Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan,
00:36:16.760 whichever, at least 30% of their yearly budget, let's just take Manitoba, for example,
00:36:24.440 Manitoba's budget this year is $30 billion.
00:36:29.740 $30 billion.
00:36:31.840 30% of that $10 billion is going to go to health care.
00:36:37.240 Now, who do you think pays for that?
00:36:41.660 You know, Jagmeet Singh and these Marxists running around the country,
00:36:44.740 free health care, free dental, free pharma, free, free, free.
00:36:48.460 It's not free.
00:36:50.680 We're paying for all of that.
00:36:52.560 And that's why our taxes are so ridiculously high.
00:36:56.260 You pay with all taxes in provincial, federal, sales taxes, property taxes, all of the taxes that Canadians pay.
00:37:04.600 You pay over 50% of your income, your gross income, over 50% of your gross income yearly goes to taxes.
00:37:16.920 In the United States, it's not that high, not even close depending on what state you live in.
00:37:23.520 So you go down there, you pay 30% instead of 50%.
00:37:27.000 Well, with that 20% of your gross income,
00:37:30.320 and maybe not even that high, maybe 10%, maybe 15%,
00:37:33.660 you get to go and pick your own health care provider.
00:37:39.300 It's not provided by the state.
00:37:42.400 So you go down there and you say,
00:37:43.920 all right, I'm going to pay this much in health insurance.
00:37:46.640 Well, the money you saved in taxes is going to that,
00:37:50.180 and you get to pick it.
00:37:51.900 And if you've got a job down there, your company might pay half of that.
00:37:58.460 That's how that works.
00:37:59.500 It's the same as a dental plan, a workplace dental plan up here in Canada with health care down there.
00:38:04.580 Not in every case, but in many cases.
00:38:07.300 The other thing, too, is if you want to talk about sports, we were talking about football earlier.
00:38:11.580 Oh, the NFL's awesome.
00:38:12.720 Buffalo, Buffalo.
00:38:13.520 In Vancouver, it's all about the Seattle Seahawks.
00:38:16.900 All the time, Seattle, Seattle, Seattle.
00:38:19.340 What about the NHL?
00:38:21.420 Do you honestly think that if Trump decides he wants to take all the income tax, not to mention, look at our dollar right now.
00:38:28.520 All of these players are paid in United States dollars.
00:38:33.360 So if Conor McDavid is making 10 million U.S. a year, he's making more like 17 million Canadian.
00:38:41.460 And all of the money they're taking in, these Canadian teams are coming in Canadian dollars.
00:38:45.820 That conversion must be killing them.
00:38:47.900 so let's just say that the Edmonton Oilers have got to sign Connor McDavid he's at the end of
00:38:56.600 his contract and he's a free agent unrestricted he can go anywhere he wants do you think that
00:39:02.660 he's going to want to play in Canada where he pays over 60 because he makes so much money
00:39:08.740 over 60 percent of his income in taxes or is he going to want to go and play someplace in the
00:39:14.400 united states where there's no tax at all he gets to keep all of that money
00:39:19.460 and better weather too most of the time
00:39:25.980 guys what are we clinging to and i ask that sincerely i am not asking that rhetorically
00:39:37.080 I'm asking that very sincerely.
00:39:43.520 What is Canada to you?
00:39:49.340 Why do you want to stay here?
00:39:54.080 And hey, if the United States comes to us,
00:39:55.980 you don't even have to move.
00:40:00.080 I think what's going to happen
00:40:02.040 If Canada decides to do these dollar-for-dollar tariffs, that our economy is going to die within three or four months.
00:40:15.000 That would be the end of it.
00:40:16.840 The end of it.
00:40:18.480 After a while, the world wouldn't even recognize Canada as a nation anymore because it's broke.
00:40:23.740 Flat broke.
00:40:24.700 You can't go to the Bank of Canada.
00:40:27.340 You can't go to the governor of the Bank of Canada and say, print me $200 billion right now.
00:40:31.580 At some point, he's going to have to say, I'm sorry, man, I can't do that.
00:40:35.680 You got a $0.10 dollar as it is.
00:40:37.360 It's going to be like the peso, pretty much.
00:40:40.120 Interest rates came down today, though.
00:40:42.640 That's something.
00:40:43.920 Here's Tiff Macklem, who is the governor of the Bank of Canada.
00:40:48.460 Today, we lowered our policy interest rate by 25 basis points.
00:40:53.480 This is our sixth consecutive decrease and brings the policy rate to 3%.
00:40:59.420 We also announced our plan to complete the normalization of our balance sheet, ending quantitative tightening.
00:41:07.580 The bank will restart asset purchases in early March, beginning gradually so that its balance sheet stabilizes it this year
00:41:15.000 and then begins to grow modestly in line with economic growth.
00:41:19.660 In recent months, inflation has remained close to 2%, consumer expectations have largely normalized,
00:41:26.840 and there is no longer evidence of broad-based inflationary pressures
00:41:32.220 shelter price inflation remains elevated but is gradually coming down US trade
00:41:39.600 policy is a major source of uncertainty there are many possible scenarios there's
00:41:46.220 a lot we don't know we don't know what new tariffs will be imposed when or how
00:41:50.120 long they will last we don't know the scope of retaliatory measures or what
00:41:54.680 fiscal supports will be provided. A long-lasting and broad-based trade
00:42:00.140 conflict would badly hurt economic activity in Canada. At the same time, the
00:42:06.040 higher cost of imported goods will put direct upward pressure on inflation. As
00:42:12.140 we consider our monetary policy response, we will need to carefully assess the
00:42:17.000 downward pressure on inflation from weakness in the economy and weigh that
00:42:21.040 against the upward pressure on inflation from higher input prices and supply chain disruptions.
00:42:27.440 Having restored low inflation and reduced interest rates substantially, monetary policy
00:42:31.760 is better positioned to help the economy adjust to new developments.
00:42:37.180 As always, the bank will be guided by our monetary policy framework and our commitment
00:42:42.160 to maintain price stability over time.
00:42:51.040 I don't know how he can actually say that.
00:42:54.980 It's funny to me.
00:42:58.580 Price stability over time.
00:43:02.700 I don't believe that President Trump is playing around right now.
00:43:06.920 I think I said this last night on the show.
00:43:08.540 I'm not sure if I said it on social media or if I said it on the extension
00:43:12.260 after 9 o'clock or 9.30, whenever it was last night.
00:43:16.560 He's not playing around.
00:43:17.640 He's going to make an example of us.
00:43:18.900 He's going to make an example of Mexico and the rest of the world is going to go, OK, he's not playing around.
00:43:26.880 If he could do that to Canada, he could do that to us.
00:43:30.060 Here's a story from the N.P. today.
00:43:31.880 Public. Now, it's funny.
00:43:33.400 Team Trudeau are going down to Washington.
00:43:35.860 We're going to straighten out this mess.
00:43:37.460 Finally, what's in for all?
00:43:39.160 Donald Trump does not take any of these people seriously.
00:43:41.920 The only person he does take seriously is Danielle Smith.
00:43:45.140 We'll hear from her in just a second.
00:43:46.800 Public Safety Minister Jonathan Wilkinson heading to Washington to convince Trump administration the border is secure.
00:43:53.980 Well, I will say this.
00:43:55.500 It looks like they've been doing a little bit more at the border.
00:43:59.340 They've got game wardens now monitoring the Manitoba-North Dakota-Minnesota border.
00:44:07.620 It's true.
00:44:08.560 Game wardens.
00:44:09.440 Yep.
00:44:10.480 Ottawa, sorry, Canada's public safety minister is heading to Washington tomorrow
00:44:15.060 in an effort to convince U.S. President Donald Trump's administration
00:44:18.800 that the Canada-U.S. border is secure as the clock ticks down
00:44:21.960 on Trump's threat of slapping 25% tariffs on Canadian imports.
00:44:28.000 It's not about the border at this stage of the game.
00:44:31.360 Well, maybe it is and maybe it's not.
00:44:33.180 Part of it is and part of it isn't.
00:44:35.600 Trump wants to make a show.
00:44:37.240 Yes, he does want the border secure.
00:44:40.020 There's a guy called Howard Lutnick, and he was confirmed as the new commerce secretary today.
00:44:47.560 Listen to what he has to say about why Trump is imposing these tariffs and when these tariffs will be imposed.
00:44:55.860 The big tariff view is going to be studied, and the president launched that in an executive order
00:45:02.360 where he asked the Commerce Department and the USTR to study the tariff model long term.
00:45:09.620 The short-term issue is illegal migration and, worse even still, fentanyl coming into this country and killing over 100,000 Americans.
00:45:20.020 There's no war we could have that would kill 100,000 Americans.
00:45:23.740 The president is focused on ending fentanyl coming into the country.
00:45:28.600 You know that the labs in Canada are run by Mexican cartels.
00:45:33.900 So this tariff model is simply to shut their borders with respect, respect America.
00:45:41.320 If we are your biggest trading partner, show us the respect.
00:45:44.620 Shut your border and end fentanyl coming into this country.
00:45:47.980 So it is not a tariff per se.
00:45:50.740 It is an action of domestic policy.
00:45:53.660 Shut your border and stop allowing fentanyl into our country, killing our people.
00:45:59.240 So this is a separate tariff to create action from Mexico and action from Canada.
00:46:07.480 And as far as I know, they are acting swiftly.
00:46:10.280 And if they execute it, there will be no tariff.
00:46:12.780 And if they don't, then there will be.
00:46:14.500 But it's an action-oriented model.
00:46:16.940 That's not the ordinary tariff.
00:46:19.240 The ordinary tariffs need to be studied and examined.
00:46:22.720 And that will start, as the EO said, in April.
00:46:25.840 So that's a separate tariff.
00:46:27.580 Correct.
00:46:27.860 After that study.
00:46:28.740 What would be the timeline of that?
00:46:31.140 I think that's sort of in April.
00:46:32.520 Those studies will come out in the end of March and April,
00:46:35.080 and then you'll hear about those at that time.
00:46:37.180 So big macro issues with tariff are being studied,
00:46:40.220 but the micro issue is Canada and Mexico and the precursors from China,
00:46:46.160 they need to end, and we need to protect our Americans from fentanyl.
00:46:49.820 And our trading partners in Canada and Mexico,
00:46:52.180 they should end it and stop disrespecting us
00:46:55.140 and allowing this to come through our borders.
00:46:56.600 Well, I think we all agree on secure borders. I'm with you all the way. Being a northern border state, the ranking member on homeland security will want to do that.
00:47:05.340 Yeah, so we could escape the February 1 tariff if Trump can be convinced that Canada has done enough to close that border down.
00:47:16.260 And I mean, like I said, there's game wardens patrolling the Manitoba-ND Minnesota border right now. I'm not sure what's going on in Saskatchewan or Alberta or B.C. or Ontario.
00:47:26.600 If they've increased their border security down there or not.
00:47:29.520 But I know that Manitoba, they got game wardens on the job, baby.
00:47:36.760 Doug Ford announced an election in Ontario today.
00:47:41.240 And the reason for this, my friends, is we need to show a united, strong front to the Americans.
00:47:48.740 We're going to shut down their power if they screw with us.
00:47:51.780 Here is Doug Ford talking about that very thing today.
00:47:55.120 We need strength.
00:47:56.600 Since we're at the border, is this more or less a referendum on who's the strongest leader to be able to deal with tariffs, Trump, whatever's coming at you from the U.S.?
00:48:06.340 It's twofold here, is leadership, leadership and leadership.
00:48:12.440 And who do you trust to take care of the people of Ontario and the businesses and the workers when times get tough?
00:48:19.400 And they're going to get tough.
00:48:21.080 Do you trust the other parties that all they believe is tax and spend?
00:48:25.780 Or do you believe in the PC party that's going to support you?
00:48:30.320 We're going to put tens of billions of dollars into the economy, just like we did during the pandemic.
00:48:36.220 There's experience on one side with the PC party and zero experience with the other three parties.
00:48:43.720 I'll tell you who I'm betting on. I'm betting on the PC party.
00:48:48.940 Yeah, you're going to throw billions into the economy out of thin air.
00:48:53.240 inflation
00:48:55.960 these guys just don't get it they just don't get it the only and we're going to be strong
00:49:05.240 they're going to tariffs we're going to have to support our workers we're going to have to
00:49:09.500 support our businesses we're going to create money out of thin air and we'll put it into the economy
00:49:14.980 death knell baby i think the only one we can take seriously is probably daniel smith
00:49:22.180 where's danielle since we're at the border is this no that's doug ford
00:49:30.060 maybe this is danielle let's check today u.s president donald trump's commerce secretary
00:49:37.240 nominee howard lutnik stated during his confirmation hearing that quote if we are
00:49:43.280 your biggest trading partner show us the respect shut your border this is a separate tariff to
00:49:48.960 create action from Mexico and action from Canada. As far as I know they are
00:49:54.000 acting swiftly and if they execute it there will be no tariff and if they
00:49:58.560 don't then there will be. Let me say it again the one thing that we can do this
00:50:03.480 week in just the next couple of days to have the best chance to avoid tariffs is
00:50:09.240 to show clear and unequivocal action to secure the border. This should start with
00:50:14.340 the appointment of a Canadian border czar to work with the new American
00:50:18.660 borders are to jointly crack down hard on fentanyl and illegal migrants. Is this
00:50:24.240 likely to end the threat of tariffs entirely? I don't think so. I think there
00:50:28.140 will be other things that we will need to work on and we will do so. But I am
00:50:32.280 convinced after speaking with dozens of elected US representatives,
00:50:36.840 administration officials, and the president himself that this is
00:50:41.880 the most important first step. Today I reiterated this to the premiers, Minister
00:50:46.420 leblanc minister wilkinson and prime minister trudeau and i hope it is acted on by the end
00:50:52.100 of this week before february 1st doubt it they hate her the easterners hate her anything she
00:51:04.500 says they will do the opposite you can bet i want to show you some glaring differences now between
00:51:11.180 the united states and america when it comes to social concerns the ones that we've all been
00:51:15.760 railing about now for the past four or five years, starting with this. Today, Donald Trump signed
00:51:20.680 the Lakin-Riley Act into law. It's a piece of legislation, his first piece of legislation,
00:51:28.140 the Lakin-Riley Act. The law mandates the federal detention of illegal immigrants who were accused
00:51:33.460 of theft, burglary, assaulting a law enforcement officer, and any crime that causes death or
00:51:38.860 serious bodily injury. A statement from Secretary Noem, Christy Noem, on the signing of the bill,
00:51:45.760 Thank you, President Trump, for signing the Lake and Riley Act.
00:51:49.120 This law restores common sense to our broken immigration system.
00:51:53.640 Under President Trump, violent criminals and vicious gang members will no longer be released into American communities. 0.74
00:52:00.040 The Lake and Riley Act is named after a Georgia nursing student who was killed by a Venezuelan alien, illegal alien,
00:52:07.560 who was previously arrested and paroled into the U.S. under the previous administration.
00:52:12.820 And here's Lakin Riley's mother today talking about this.
00:52:19.140 We also want to thank President Trump for the promises he made to us.
00:52:24.080 He said he would secure our borders and that he would never forget about Lakin.
00:52:30.320 And he hasn't.
00:52:31.940 He's a man of his word.
00:52:34.040 We trust that he will fight for the American people.
00:52:36.240 most importantly i want to thank our lord and savior jesus christ
00:52:43.040 because without his sacrifices lakin's story would have ended on that horrific day that
00:52:48.800 she was taken from us but because of him we can continue living knowing that we will see lakin
00:52:54.420 still got crime rampant all through the streets of canada now granted pierre paliev has said he
00:53:09.960 said yesterday i think it was that these people if they're here on visas or temporary work permits
00:53:15.880 and they're doing crime in the streets if they're protesting for palestinians and they're yelling 0.72
00:53:20.740 death to canada they gotta go so i'll give them credit for that definitely give them credit for
00:53:26.140 that what about those vaccines now alberta their task force came out with their report the other
00:53:35.720 day and it's been soundly thumped on social media by the left wing who claim it's anti-science it's
00:53:43.840 conspiracy theories. It's a bunch of quacks. Here's Bonnie Henry, who is the chief whatever 0.79
00:53:51.220 medical officer in British Columbia on the CBC last night. But the political landscape has also
00:53:58.080 shifted. I mean, in Alberta, you have a task force that Premier Daniel Smith commissioned to review
00:54:04.760 Alberta's COVID-19 pandemic response and released its final report. That report was posted on a
00:54:10.800 Friday afternoon, and it recommends halting the use of COVID-19 vaccines without full disclosure
00:54:17.100 of their potential risks, and the province to allow physicians to prescribe alternative
00:54:21.640 treatment options for the virus, such as Invermectin and Hydro...
00:54:25.760 Ivermectin. And by the way, what is so terribly wrong with that?
00:54:30.360 Nothing. It's just freedom of diagnosis for your doctor, freedom of choice for the patient.
00:54:35.940 It is not at all a conspiracy theory, but watch.
00:54:39.920 hydroxychloroquine i mean hydroxychloroquine yeah this is this is taking us back to
00:54:46.960 you know the dark times it is and i i think it's very unfortunate um i can see that uh you know
00:54:56.380 perhaps the government was not uh as enamored of these points of views as they were when they
00:55:01.860 commissioned this report in that they released it on a friday afternoon but it's clearly
00:55:06.060 misinformation that's a big breach there bonnie about the vaccine how effective it is how safe it
00:55:12.380 is who it works in how long it works we we have the consensus of science and you know i absolutely
00:55:20.620 agree science is is changing over time it's um you know it's it's science in action and we saw that
00:55:28.380 through the pandemic but there's no denying that we've had millions and millions and millions of
00:55:34.220 people actually billions of people who've been vaccinated who are protected we know a lot of
00:55:40.140 how is she saying that this is yesterday she is saying this on national television
00:55:47.180 yesterday how long it lasts your immune system about hybrid immunity so to have a report like
00:55:53.740 this is really in some ways embarrassing and it is it's not um kept up with what we know about
00:56:01.660 vaccines what we know about you know ivermectin is an important medication for certain infections
00:56:07.580 doesn't work against this virus and i think that's clear so we need to have rational voices
00:56:14.140 who come out and say okay this was a point of view from from some people who had very
00:56:18.140 strong opinions but it's certainly not what we would expect most scientists to to agree to or
00:56:25.180 think these days wouldn't it be great if you could take somebody like bonnie henry and put her on this
00:56:38.380 show and on the other side of the screen there here's bonnie here and on the other hand you got
00:56:46.200 byram bridle dr byram bridle or maybe just a comedian like dave smith remember going back
00:56:53.300 to patrick bet david show i think this was in july when he called out and this was allowed to happen
00:56:59.520 on united states media when he called out chris cuomo formerly of cnn for making fun of joe rogan
00:57:06.600 and ivermectin it's been public knowledge for a very long time that ivermectin does in fact have
00:57:14.520 an impact on this virus watch and by the way i don't like what people did to joe rogan about
00:57:21.800 ivermectin. I don't like it. You did it. No, no. Yes, you did. Find the clips. Dude, find the
00:57:28.100 clips. You shamed Joe Rogan. Find the clips. You said he's taking horse dewormer. You and Don Lemon
00:57:32.660 were chuckling at each other about it. I'll go find the clips. First of all, you just saw the
00:57:35.880 clips. I'm not chuckling. I'm listening to Don. No, no, no. The clip I'm talking about wasn't on
00:57:40.200 there. And it's absolutely there. Oh, here. Do we have it? Hold on. Let's play the clip.
00:57:44.280 ahead getting injecting drugs for animals and horse and people telling them to oh my god what
00:57:54.440 person you know you talk about like you know cancel culture and who to shame ivermectin a
00:57:59.880 dewormer really they are shaming themselves that's what it is they're shaming themselves
00:58:05.080 so you're taking a dewormer right now this is you can't apologize for that this you weren't being
00:58:10.820 clear that it was this and you know that dude you're being so dishonest right now i'm not you
00:58:14.980 were talking about ivermectin the drug you were not talking about this version of ivermectin come
00:58:20.260 on i was responding to a situation where we were told that this is what people were searching out
00:58:26.020 to take and nobody knew what it was going to do to them pbd had some of the veterinary grade
00:58:34.900 ivermectin on his desk that's what they were pointing at there but you get you got a chance
00:58:39.060 to call out one of the biggest loudmouths,
00:58:41.260 one of the biggest shamers during the COVID years.
00:58:43.980 Right there, you had him by the throat.
00:58:48.280 Do we get to do that up here?
00:58:49.780 Oh, no, no.
00:58:51.520 None of them have the balls to come on a show like this
00:58:53.980 and defend themselves
00:58:55.100 because they know they can't answer the hard questions.
00:58:59.680 Speaking about answering hard questions,
00:59:01.520 well, more like rant.
00:59:04.360 RFK Jr.'s confirmation hearings were today
00:59:07.660 down in the United States, they want him, Trump wants him to be the Secretary of Health and Human
00:59:12.740 Services. He had to go through a bit, notably with Elizabeth Warren, but let's have a look
00:59:18.040 at what happened. I got a real quick question for you. Are you a conspiracy theorist?
00:59:24.960 That is a pejorative, Senator, that's applied to me, mainly to keep me from asking difficult
00:59:32.780 questions a powerful interest. I was told that I was a conspiracy theorist. That label was applied
00:59:41.660 to me because I said that the vaccines, the COVID vaccine, didn't prevent transmission and it
00:59:48.260 wouldn't prevent infection. When the government was telling people, Americans, that it would.
00:59:53.720 I was saying that because I was looking at the monkey studies in May of 2020.
00:59:57.620 I was called a conspiracy theorist. Now everybody admits it. I was called a conspiracy theorist because I said red dye caused cancer and now FDA has acknowledged that and banned it. I was called a conspiracy theorist because I said fluoride lowered IQ. Last week JAMA published a meta review of 87 studies saying that there's a direct inverse correlation between IQ loss.
01:00:24.460 All right, so I'm going to assume a lot of those.
01:00:26.020 I could go on for about a week.
01:00:27.700 Is there any one of them that you can say, you got me?
01:00:30.080 That really was a conspiracy theory?
01:00:32.080 Are you in a position to support?
01:00:34.440 I'm asking about fees from suing drug companies.
01:00:39.080 Will you agree not to do that?
01:00:40.960 You're asking me to not sue drug companies.
01:00:43.820 No, you can sue drug companies as much as you want.
01:00:48.900 I'm not going to agree to not sue drug companies or anybody.
01:00:52.400 So let's do a quick count here of how, as secretary of HHS, if you get confirmed, you could influence every one of those lawsuits.
01:01:04.580 Well, let me start the list.
01:01:06.360 You can publish your anti-vaccine conspiracies, but this time on U.S. government letterheads, something a jury might be impressed by.
01:01:14.420 You could appoint people to the CDC vaccine panel who share your anti-vax views and let them do your dirty work.
01:01:22.400 You could tell the CDC vaccine panel to remove a particular vaccine from the vaccine schedule.
01:01:28.360 You could remove vaccines from special compensation programs, which would open up manufacturers to mask torts.
01:01:35.920 You could make more injuries eligible for compensation, even if there is no causal evidence.
01:01:41.980 You could change vaccine court processes to make it easier to bring junk lawsuits.
01:01:46.460 You could turn over FDA data to your friends at the law firm, and they could use it however it benefited them.
01:01:53.280 You could change vaccine labeling.
01:01:55.160 You could change vaccine information rules.
01:01:57.980 You could change which claims are compensated in the vaccine injury compensation program.
01:02:05.080 There's a lot of ways that you can influence those future lawsuits and pending lawsuits while you are secretary of HHS.
01:02:14.320 And I'm asking you to commit right now that you will not take a financial stake in every one of those lawsuits so that what you do as secretary will also benefit you financially down the line.
01:02:29.220 I'll comply with all the ethical guidelines.
01:02:31.860 That's not the question.
01:02:33.460 You and I, you have said you're asking me, you're asking me not to serve vaccine.
01:02:39.100 No, I am not.
01:02:41.260 Yeah, you are.
01:02:42.380 That's exactly what you're doing.
01:02:45.700 Vaccines save lives! Bobby's lives killed! Vaccines save lives!
01:02:51.120 His answers are, again, to continue to make money off his anti-vax position.
01:02:57.080 Look, he says he won't go to work for drug companies because the American people have a right to know
01:03:02.700 that the decisions made while he is secretary of HHS are only for the good of the American people.
01:03:09.200 And yet, he wants to keep a piece of the action on every one of these anti-vax lawsuits.
01:03:17.200 And what that means potentially is as Secretary of HHS, he can make those lawsuits a whole lot more profitable.
01:03:25.980 In fact, he may have the opportunity to bankrupt the vaccine manufacturers and then nobody gets vaccinated.
01:03:33.080 like a Kennedy needs money first of all and secondly bankrupting these companies
01:03:42.700 are you kidding me do you know how much money they're worth then again that wouldn't be a bad
01:03:48.160 idea speaking of money and Elizabeth Warren while we're on the subject let me throw this
01:03:53.280 up on the screen here not that this top 20 member recipients of money from pharmaceuticals
01:04:01.240 health products from 2019-2020.
01:04:05.260 Bernie Sanders is number one on the list
01:04:08.280 at $1,417,633.
01:04:12.420 And number two,
01:04:14.140 these are contributions now from Big Pharma,
01:04:17.200 Elizabeth Warren.
01:04:18.240 Oh, are you shocked?
01:04:22.520 $822,573. 1.00
01:04:28.140 The Americans are about to have a man
01:04:31.040 as the Secretary of Health and Human Services
01:04:33.440 who's not going to put up with the VBS any longer.
01:04:38.660 Meanwhile in Canada,
01:04:40.760 Karma Sad put this video up earlier today.
01:04:47.040 Terse discussions between the head of security
01:04:49.320 at Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board
01:04:51.480 and protesters about a hands-off our kids sign.
01:04:55.600 The head of security wanted the people to leave.
01:04:58.280 The people said no.
01:04:59.280 Let's watch the video. I think I have it right here.
01:05:29.280 Are you a force?
01:05:30.280 Yes, I am.
01:05:31.280 Call the police?
01:05:32.280 You can, of course.
01:05:33.280 Why would you want me to do that?
01:05:34.280 Call the police.
01:05:35.280 So then what?
01:05:36.280 Have you called them already?
01:05:37.280 No, they won't arrest us.
01:05:40.280 Actually, you're refusing to leave.
01:05:42.280 That is a violation of the Truscast Property Act.
01:05:44.280 So call the police.
01:05:45.280 Call the police.
01:05:46.280 Call the police.
01:05:48.280 I'm giving you an opportunity.
01:05:51.280 Exactly.
01:05:54.280 Be your friend.
01:05:56.280 so the people with the rainbow flags and whatever that other flag is with all the arrows and the
01:06:20.360 different colors i have no idea they're not being asked to leave but these guys hands off our
01:06:24.240 children. You got to leave. You got to leave. You got to leave. He keeps saying, call the police.
01:06:28.180 She wouldn't call the police. Never did call the police. They stayed through the entire meeting,
01:06:32.900 by the way. And I do have to say, hands off to you guys for doing that and refusing this woman's 1.00
01:06:38.800 demands. She's a bully. That's how they do things in Canada. Sadly, most people will capitulate
01:06:45.920 to these demands.
01:06:49.520 Also in Canada,
01:06:51.380 this story coming from TNC.news,
01:06:53.580 Edmonton man charged
01:06:54.940 after woman sexually assaulted
01:06:56.840 in a shelter.
01:06:58.700 Now look at this guy here.
01:07:00.480 Close look at this guy.
01:07:01.480 We're going to come back
01:07:01.980 and look at him again.
01:07:03.340 Edmonton police are on the lookout
01:07:04.740 for more potential victims
01:07:06.020 after charging a man
01:07:07.700 who previously stayed
01:07:08.840 at a woman's shelter
01:07:09.960 with sexual assault.
01:07:13.880 Why was he staying
01:07:14.880 at a woman's shelter?
01:07:15.920 Mika Cates, who's also been known as Michael Collins,
01:07:21.320 was arrested Thursday after two women staying at the shelter
01:07:23.980 reported being sexually assaulted in August, police said.
01:07:27.920 The Edmonton Police Service did not identify Cates, 37, as transgender.
01:07:32.360 Of course they didn't, but did release a mugshot
01:07:35.320 showing him with long pink hair and a slight beard.
01:07:38.100 There he is.
01:07:43.180 Cates was previously arrested in September
01:07:45.320 in connection with alleged sexual assaults of two other women at the shelter around the same time.
01:07:52.360 Cates had been released with conditions including to not contact any of the alleged victims
01:07:56.420 or be within 50 meters of any women's shelter in Alberta
01:08:00.000 as police have now received multiple reports related to separate events on different days.
01:08:04.840 Investigators believe there may be additional complainants
01:08:07.460 and are releasing Cates' photo to encourage them to come forward.
01:08:10.840 But heaven forbid we should ever call him trans because we don't do that in Canada.
01:08:17.440 In the meantime, here's the founder of Gays Against Groomers and then a brave young woman who is detransitioning shortly thereafter.
01:08:27.260 Let's watch this.
01:08:29.480 Hi, everybody. It's Jamie Michelle, the founder and president of Gays Against Groomers.
01:08:33.680 I had to come on here and make a video because I am extremely overwhelmed with happiness right now.
01:08:41.940 Today is an incredible day. 0.93
01:08:44.200 It will go down in history for sure in the fight to end the war on children
01:08:48.360 as President Trump has signed an executive order titled
01:08:51.500 Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation.
01:08:56.860 Our organization, Gays Against Groomers, we have been fighting so hard
01:09:02.620 every single day to get to this point, to have the President of the United States 0.89
01:09:09.280 understand what is happening and how wrong it is and how barbaric these
01:09:14.200 procedures are, is a surreal feeling. I want to thank everybody who has stood
01:09:22.120 with us in this battle. Because of you, we're able to fight. We don't have any
01:09:29.080 big donors. And somehow we have managed to be that bull in a china shop that was needed from 0.57
01:09:35.420 our community to stand up against what's happening to children in our name. And so, you know, the 0.92
01:09:41.740 fight continues. This will not be a total victory until it is codified into law that child
01:09:51.320 sterilization and mutilation for minors is banned across the whole nation. But my God, is this a
01:09:57.960 victory this is cause for celebration and uh the whole team at gays against groomers we are going 0.99
01:10:04.420 to celebrate uh but we are going to keep fighting very hard so thank you so much to everybody and 0.97
01:10:12.060 you know huge congrats to everybody who has worked so hard not just in gays against groomers but
01:10:17.880 there are so many uh warriors that we've met along the way here that are fighting just as hard so
01:10:24.940 thank you so much and let's enjoy this moment i survived october 7th and then i detransitioned
01:10:33.220 as a little kid i was very interested in exploring niche medical topics and when i was 12 just the
01:10:38.740 idea of um would it pop would it be possible for a woman to become a man this question just
01:10:43.900 entered my mind you know i ended up going really deep just obsessing and um i found myself pretty
01:10:49.440 quickly in the land of a pop culture, trans influencers. You know, by the time I was 19,
01:10:54.980 my parents had realized that my transgender identity was not going anywhere. They basically
01:10:59.760 told me like, you need to study abroad for a year in a non-Western country that doesn't promote all
01:11:05.040 of this stuff. But on October 7th, I woke up to a siren at eight in the morning and then multiple
01:11:10.220 rockets. I just didn't have time to put my breast binder on. I just had to layer on a bunch of
01:11:15.840 shirts i just had to run for it i just had to run to a bomb shelter as i was running that everything
01:11:20.600 i had thought about myself was wrong i realized i had to feel my body moved unconstrained by the
01:11:28.160 breast binder and it was in those moments that i realized that there's nothing wrong with my body
01:11:33.360 my body is not a pathology you know transgenderism and gender dysphoria really this is fundamentally 0.78
01:11:40.000 a first world problem yeah libs of tiktok put something cool up today on x breaking this was
01:11:56.160 uh this morning irving school district texas administrator caught in undercover footage
01:12:01.880 advising a parent on how to circumvent texas law and allow boys to play in girls sports
01:12:08.160 I can go ahead and play you a little of the video here.
01:12:11.580 Rennie Lizardo, oh, that's an appropriate name, Lizardo,
01:12:16.020 the executive director of campus operations for Irving ISD,
01:12:19.400 met with an undercover journalist posing as the parent of a transgender girl, a male,
01:12:24.820 to discuss how to allow her son to compete in girls' sports.
01:12:27.960 He starts by complaining that Texas is too conservative.
01:12:31.800 him i'm thinking of moving my daughter um who's transgender to uh to texas in general we have
01:12:39.960 family out here and we're just concerned about like potential transphobia bigotry and stuff like
01:12:45.640 that which you hear i mean texas yeah yeah i'm thinking of all right so this thread goes uh
01:12:52.680 through several videos rennie lizardo recommends the parent change the birth certificate of their
01:12:57.560 child from male to female in order to circumvent state law and that's not illegal if you don't get
01:13:02.200 caught when confronted rennie lies and claims that he never made those statements could you
01:13:12.920 i don't know enough about that i believe in some places you can so if you can get that done
01:13:17.240 and you turn us a birth certificate that says this gender okay that's the gender we deal with
01:13:21.960 Okay, so if we can get it changed on any kind of record, like a state record, and it says
01:13:28.920 female, so then my daughter would be able to play on the girls' sports team then.
01:13:34.460 Yeah.
01:13:35.180 Okay.
01:13:38.700 I'm not a lawyer.
01:13:40.000 Oh, sure, sure.
01:13:40.940 And you know, Texas is super conservative.
01:13:43.880 Right.
01:13:44.900 So, how do I say this legally?
01:13:48.200 it's not illegal if you don't get caught right like if no one knew right then we're good but if
01:13:56.340 if a parent from like if a parent found out right a student found out and said hey this person isn't
01:14:03.960 this gender right and they like sued the decision we'd be true okay but we can also say we didn't
01:14:09.820 know we didn't know okay so there's a plausible deniability i guess there's kind of like who
01:14:15.760 knows this information and how many how little amount of people cannot okay did you tell a
01:14:21.380 parent that if they just changed the birth certificate out of state before they moved in
01:14:25.060 that they would be able their child would be able to compete i've never had a conversation like that
01:14:28.940 never had a conversation like that no i've had a parent come and ask me what something like that
01:14:33.800 would look like i told him we have no idea i don't know that in irving am i being interviewed right
01:14:38.300 now yeah you also told the parent that it's not illegal if you don't get caught is that the
01:14:43.320 message that this district likes to convey to people no that's not what i said that's something
01:14:47.400 i don't know yet if this guy's fired but he should be you see right now this is the big difference
01:15:02.720 between the united states and canada people doing that kind of crap up here oh man it's encouraged
01:15:08.660 it's funded, it's supported by the media, by government, by NGOs, by brainwashed people out
01:15:15.440 there. And we have to live with it. We have to live with men in women's shelters. And these men
01:15:22.940 may be, you know, sexually assaulting these women. Same with prisons. Now, Pierre Polyeb has said
01:15:29.720 kind of quietly just the other day, well, there's only two genders that I know of. Can you name any
01:15:35.300 others? He said that in an interview. Forget who he was being interviewed by. He doesn't always see
01:15:40.040 P24 in Toronto, but that's pretty much as much as he said. Can you imagine Pierre Polyev ever
01:15:47.240 saying anything about the vaccines, about the mandates, ever coming out and apologizing?
01:15:55.700 Ever recognizing those who have been injured by that crap and then funding their needs,
01:16:02.000 getting the medical attention? Of course not. This is the difference right now between Canada
01:16:11.100 and the United States. We keep fighting. I want you guys to know this above everything else.
01:16:19.720 We keep fighting for as long and as hard as we possibly can. But ultimately, who knows
01:16:28.240 what's going to happen.
01:16:29.540 I just believe that Canada is a prize 0.81
01:16:31.760 that's being eyed up by China,
01:16:33.940 by the globalist cabal,
01:16:35.660 and they might be on the same team
01:16:37.420 and by Trump's team.
01:16:41.800 And it's not going to remain.
01:16:45.700 Canada will not remain.
01:16:47.380 And you can mark my words on this.
01:16:48.920 And I'm going to say by the end of the year,
01:16:51.440 Canada will not remain an independent country.
01:16:54.780 This is what we have been talking about.
01:16:58.240 it's either going to go to the globalists or it's going to go to the United States.
01:17:05.560 And I'm sorry to tell you that.
01:17:08.000 That's what I think.
01:17:09.180 I hope I'm wrong, but I don't see any defense here for us.
01:17:16.000 I mean, you talk about going to the United States,
01:17:18.580 going down to Washington and saying, hey, hey, these tariffs, you can't do that.
01:17:22.180 Why not?
01:17:23.600 Well, because we'll tariff you back, whatever, mosquito bite,
01:17:26.880 compared to what we're going to do to you.
01:17:30.060 We'll swat the mosquito,
01:17:31.800 and then we'll just take whatever we want anyway.
01:17:36.960 No military action required.
01:17:39.260 No shots fired.
01:17:40.480 No blood spilled.
01:17:42.180 The globalists will do the same thing.
01:17:45.480 And if Mark Carney gets in as prime minister
01:17:48.340 and then is allowed to stay in as prime minister,
01:17:51.660 he'll sell us out to the globalists in Europe,
01:17:53.800 in the European Union.
01:17:54.760 which one do you want
01:17:57.160 sorry to tell you this you guys
01:18:03.460 and those of you who are thinking emotionally right now
01:18:07.020 are probably yelling at your screen going shut up
01:18:09.120 I can't take it anymore shadow
01:18:10.920 how could you say such a thing you're not a patriot
01:18:13.480 yeah I am
01:18:14.940 but I'm also a realist
01:18:17.160 we cannot withstand an economic attack
01:18:21.640 from either the European Union or the United States
01:18:24.340 or China, for that matter, if they decide to start turning the screws.
01:18:27.380 We can't. 0.92
01:18:32.540 All right.
01:18:33.640 I want to leave you guys with kind of a funny story tonight.
01:18:39.240 After all this serious chit-chat, let's have some laughs.
01:18:42.720 From left-wing corporate CTV News,
01:18:46.080 residents of Ottawa's Trump Avenue might try again to rename street
01:18:52.380 after U.S. president's tariffs threats.
01:18:58.700 Residents of Trump Avenue in Ottawa's Central Park neighborhood
01:19:03.040 may once again look to change the street's name
01:19:06.180 following the re-election of Donald Trump.
01:19:09.240 Trump's recent comments about Canada,
01:19:10.940 combined with the threat of potential tariffs,
01:19:13.280 have left some residents questioning the legacy of the name.
01:19:16.540 The neighborhood, which includes other streets,
01:19:18.600 named after New York City icons like Gramercy Park,
01:19:21.460 Staten Way, Bloomingdale Street was established in the 1990s when Trump was still a prominent
01:19:27.180 real estate mogul rather than a controversial president. Joe Cook, who bought his home on
01:19:32.900 Trump Avenue in 2001, says politics were not in play at the time. When you walk around,
01:19:39.000 you see the names of all kinds of streets, Cook said. This was in honor of him, but really it
01:19:44.320 was just another New York name. Donald Trump gets nailed a little bit for something he had
01:19:48.220 nothing to do with. But now, Cook and some of his neighbors may be veering towards an avenue of
01:19:53.960 change, given the name has become increasingly problematic. Since his election win, Trump has
01:20:01.000 threatened Canada with new tariffs of upwards of 25%, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. In early 2021,
01:20:08.080 residents voted on the possibility of changing the street name. The result was a 21-21 tie,
01:20:12.960 with 20 households abstaining, which left the matter unresolved.
01:20:17.460 In Ottawa, changing a street name requires approval from at least 50%,
01:20:21.060 plus one of the households on the street.
01:20:23.220 With 62 homes on Trump Avenue, 32 votes are needed for the change to proceed.
01:20:27.760 We voted to rename the street because of what it's come to stand for, said Cook.
01:20:32.920 And when I say that, I'm not trying to pillory Donald Trump,
01:20:35.480 but in terms of the principles that he promulgates
01:20:37.600 and the way that he's running the country now, especially now,
01:20:40.160 there's no way that I'd want him in charge of our country or of a country that I was living in for
01:20:45.480 sure they're going to try and do it again they'd probably get their way probably get Trump's name
01:20:51.820 removed from the street but so what Trump will just come in and put his name back up there anyway
01:20:56.840 all right that's it for the show tonight you guys thank you for being here I appreciate
01:21:05.180 support i love you all i appreciate you all and i will catch you again tomorrow night at eight
01:21:10.080 o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream the extension begins for all access
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01:21:35.180 We'll be right back.
01:22:05.180 Yeah.