The Shadoe Davis Show - Jan. 2nd⧸2025-Why is Trudeau Still PM & Get Set for a Hard Bird Flu Campaign

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00:05:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is i was almost gonna say 2024

00:05:12.900 i went 20 because i'm habit right it's a habit of mine it's habitual you say 2024 you say it

00:05:18.100 360 times in a row and why not 361 right but it's a new year new year new me

00:05:25.120 it is thursday january the 2nd 2025 and on the show tonight with trudeau's plummeting numbers

00:05:38.160 a lot of pundits out there speculating he might prorogue parliament this means in case you knew

00:05:44.540 to just delay parliament to stop parliament to pause parliament and with that everything else

00:05:50.120 gets paused all of the bills that have been debated for the past couple of years and it

00:05:54.320 takes a long time in most cases to get a bill through from its introduction all the way to

00:06:00.780 royal assent from the governor general it takes probably on average about 18 months 18 to 24

00:06:07.840 months and there's all kinds of ugly bills out there the liberals want to pass including

00:06:12.680 c293 and c63 but if they prorogue they have to start from the beginning again unless they get

00:06:19.580 a special order paper that's got to be voted on by not just the majority of the House, but

00:06:25.420 unanimously by the House. So this is a big deal for Trudeau. But even with that, some are saying

00:06:31.020 he might try to pull it off just to delay the inevitable. He wants to be the president of the

00:06:37.680 G7 summit in Kananaskis coming up in June or July, I think. And that would be the feather in

00:06:44.460 his cap he wants to hang on that long but it doesn't sound like the opposition parties are

00:06:49.780 going to let him or the people of canada for that matter we're going to show you an interesting poll

00:06:53.220 that came out on christmas eve in just a couple of minutes and once we get past that jordan peterson

00:06:58.520 dropped a massive 90 minute interview with pierre poly of today i want to play you a couple of

00:07:03.660 minutes of that interview you can go watch the full thing on youtube when you've got some time but

00:07:07.760 i watched part of it today and there's a couple of minutes that i'm pretty uncomfortable with

00:07:14.900 we're going to play those couple of minutes for you and bird flu the push is on my friends doctor

00:07:22.200 what's your name ren lena ran she was on cbs's face the nation this past weekend like the weekend

00:07:31.160 not new year's day talking about what the biden administration should do well they still have time

00:07:37.760 and she's talking about the same stuff they talked about in covid and by the way we'll give you a

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00:10:00.540 in winnipeg hello michael watching in brampton carla is watching in calgary hello debbie in

00:10:06.420 kipling saskatchewan rock girls watching on youtube i wasn't sure i was going to put the

00:10:11.580 live show on youtube tonight but then i thought you know what they i mean if they get rid of my

00:10:16.920 channel they get rid of my channel if they don't they don't i mean i've got some graphic video to

00:10:21.420 play for you guys tonight from a couple of those new orleans disaster sorry the new year's eve

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00:11:20.360 a brand new part of the fall of the cabal which i didn't think was possible because janet osibard

00:11:26.900 the woman who was putting it all together is now dead however her partner put together the fall of

00:11:33.580 the cabal the conclusion part one which we're going to have for you guys tonight on the extension

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00:11:47.820 go and become one a sap it's actually pretty cheap to do that legé poll came out on christmas eve and

00:11:55.520 it shows some bad signs for for justin trudeau everybody was talking about the latest uh which

00:12:02.240 angus reed poll that showed the liberals with the seat projection getting like six seats and this

00:12:08.160 one is just as bad nearly some of the key highlights of this latest survey by leger say

00:12:14.300 despite a tumultuous week in parliament voting intentions remain stable so i guess there's no

00:12:20.720 more controversy and scandal that can hurt justin trudeau anymore he's hit his floor

00:12:26.040 which is probably around 18 or 19 percent it's like a stock but if it goes through the floor

00:12:32.340 that floor then becomes the ceiling and they keep bouncing off the ceiling going even lower and

00:12:36.980 lower and lower conservative party is currently leading by 23 points ahead of the liberals if a

00:12:43.020 federal election were held today 43 percent would vote conservative 20 percent would vote for liberals

00:12:48.400 and the NDP trail at 19%, nearly three-quarters of Canadians.

00:12:53.780 This is 72% of us say they are dissatisfied with the Trudeau government.

00:12:59.700 This represents an increase of three points compared to the previous measurement.

00:13:03.900 Justin Trudeau is now in third place among party leaders

00:13:07.620 who would make the best prime minister,

00:13:09.140 representing a four-point decrease since the beginning of December.

00:13:12.000 Polyev is first at 31%, followed by Jagmeet Singh at 13%.

00:13:16.900 good grief these numbers are terrible for the NDP too seven in ten Canadians 69 percent believe

00:13:24.520 Justin Trudeau should resign to allow someone else to lead the liberal party in the next election

00:13:28.760 this marks a seven point increase compared to September 2024 the last time the question was

00:13:33.720 asked among conservative voters blah blah blah blah blah so you get it it's it's the same kind

00:13:38.400 of thing so we're hearing that you know what I got to get rid of this picture of me behind me

00:13:45.220 because it's uh it's redundant and i keep forgetting to take it off during the intro

00:13:49.600 for some reason usually i have this black slate thing you guys can see all around me there but

00:13:54.200 i have the picture of me and it's also kind of embarrassing this big picture of me behind me

00:14:01.640 it's like impractical jokers or something um so everybody is talking about perogament

00:14:08.800 what is perogament i explained it to you earlier will he try to do it

00:14:13.780 ah look at trudeau's ontario caucus because all of uh all of the parties have got different

00:14:22.800 provincial or regional caucuses right and the liberal party has got an atlantic caucus they've

00:14:28.600 got a quebec caucus they've got a ontario caucus and they've got a western caucus and i think

00:14:33.320 there's about six people in that one the ontario caucus is by far their biggest and they have told

00:14:38.960 Justin Trudeau they want him to resign. The Atlantic caucus has told him they want him to

00:14:44.160 resign. And just in the past couple of days, the Quebec caucus apparently all agreed that they need

00:14:51.380 him to go. I think they have 50. No, not 50, maybe 40 MPs in Quebec. So that's huge. That's all of

00:15:03.180 Justin Trudeau's support out the window so with that in mind he might say all right hold on hold

00:15:09.620 on hold on if there's a confidence vote coming like the conservatives say there is because

00:15:13.980 they're going to start one in committee next week next Tuesday and they're going to work it work it

00:15:21.140 work it until they can get it to pass in committee and then they'll bring it to the House of Commons

00:15:24.640 when they sit back down on January 27th it could be read on January 30th that's pretty early

00:15:29.560 earlier than I think Trudeau was anticipating.

00:15:32.660 So he might try to say,

00:15:34.160 whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,

00:15:35.500 prorogue parliament.

00:15:36.320 But can he do that?

00:15:38.360 Well, governor general would look around and go,

00:15:41.560 why are you doing this, Justin?

00:15:44.580 Well, I'm going to lose my job.

00:15:47.900 It's not good enough.

00:15:50.000 But this is something interesting I found today

00:15:51.880 in the Winnipeg Sun.

00:15:52.680 Expect a court challenge

00:15:54.180 if Justin Trudeau puts parliament on pause.

00:15:58.240 A court challenge.

00:15:59.560 huh justin trudeau should get ready to go to court if he prorogues parliament to dodge an expected

00:16:06.360 non-confidence vote this month says one legal activist duff conacher is the head of citizens

00:16:13.240 group uh democracy watch said he'll be keeping a close eye on the prime minister's actions in the

00:16:17.900 coming days he says democracy watch will consider filing a court challenge if the prime minister

00:16:23.000 asks the governor general to prorogue parliament at a time where it's clear that prorogation is a

00:16:28.840 self-interested move to protect the interests of the Liberal Party by preventing a majority of

00:16:33.440 MPs from voting non-confidence in the government, Conacher said in an email to the National Post on

00:16:39.100 Tuesday. It's not just to protect the Liberals, it's to protect himself. He doesn't give a rat's

00:16:44.360 ass about the rest of the party. He cares about himself. Come on, come on. Conacher said he regrets 0.99

00:16:50.200 not filing a court challenge to stop Stephen Harper's late 2008 shutdown of Parliament, which

00:16:55.400 he called a perfect situation for the courts to rule on whether such a prorogation is legal,

00:17:01.420 but he'll still have legal precedent, to point to, following a recent United Kingdom decision

00:17:08.060 putting a cap on the British Prime Minister's use of prorogation. Remember, they run the same

00:17:12.400 system we run, the Westminster Parliament, the Westminster, what do they call that?

00:17:18.340 yeah westminster parliamentary system anyway

00:17:23.420 in a landmark fall 2019 ruling the uk supreme court put the brakes on then prime minister

00:17:31.820 boris johnson's bid to silence parliamentary debate ahead of the october 31st brexit deadline

00:17:38.320 the court's unanimous 11 to 0 decision nullified johnson's earlier request to the queen

00:17:44.600 to put a five-week pause on Parliament at the height of a political crisis over Britain's

00:17:49.940 imminent withdrawal from the EU. The Prime Minister and his fellow MPs went back to work

00:17:55.120 the very next day. Paul Daly, an expert in common law at the University of Ottawa, told

00:18:01.620 the National Post that the case sets a clear legal precedent, Westminster democracies,

00:18:07.220 including Canada. The case made it very clear that Parliament plays an accountability function

00:18:12.500 in Westminster's system, said Daly.

00:18:14.660 If Canada's parliament were prorogued in such a way

00:18:16.880 as to escape accountability

00:18:18.100 and prevent parliament from playing its constitutional role,

00:18:21.820 then that would be constitutionally problematic.

00:18:25.300 Carleton University professor Philippe Lagasse,

00:18:27.900 who studies executive power in Westminster State,

00:18:30.780 says he agrees.

00:18:32.400 I could see a similar challenge in Canada,

00:18:34.340 Lagasse said in an email.

00:18:35.520 The underlying issue would be comparable.

00:18:38.000 Would a prorogation frustrate

00:18:39.520 an unwritten principle of democracy?

00:18:42.220 Constitutional scholar Stefan Serafin said the challenge would likely be put to the federal court,

00:18:47.740 which hears disputes over the federal government's lawmaking powers.

00:18:51.620 One jurisdiction is established.

00:18:53.700 The court could grant declaratory relief.

00:18:58.100 Wow, that's a toughie.

00:18:59.700 On the terms it considers appropriate, said Serafin.

00:19:02.120 An appeal to the Supreme Court is not necessarily going to happen because it needs to grant leave.

00:19:09.180 political observers say it's possible trudeau could ask the governor general to prorogue

00:19:14.580 parliament in the next few days with all three opposition party leaders saying they will back

00:19:19.480 a non-confidence motion when parliament resumes later this month and trudeau is also losing

00:19:25.580 fast his support within his own party so this is bad this is very bad i don't think he's going to

00:19:32.900 be able to escape it. Now, we all wonder what a Pierre Polyev government might look like. Some

00:19:40.440 are worried that he's a World Economic Forum asset. Some say he's not conservative enough.

00:19:47.620 Some say he's a pawn of whatever cabal. So he's got this interview with Jordan Peterson that

00:19:56.460 dropped today on YouTube, all the big platforms, lots of clips of it flying around out there on

00:20:01.040 accent i clipped this two and a half minutes out of it and i found it

00:20:04.160 incomplete let's have a look okay so one of the things that's been very distressing to observe

00:20:18.500 i would say and i'm going to use the uk as an example i mean the uk had 14 straight years of

00:20:24.340 conservative uh government yeah and you know as far as i'm concerned thank god for that because

00:20:29.320 it could have been labor but having said that they fall they fell 100 percent prey to the

00:20:35.260 blandishments of the net zero types and brought forward really a catastrophic energy policy and 1.00

00:20:40.640 the UK is suffering dreadfully for that and their immigration policy I mean Keir Starmer 1.00

00:20:46.220 apologized for it which was something remarkable to behold and so did Kemi Badnock who now runs

00:20:52.040 the conservatives in the UK now the reason I'm bringing them up as an example is because

00:20:56.020 while they were a conservative government and they certainly didn't govern by anything

00:21:00.360 approximating conservative principles and so how do you how do you feel about the probability that

00:21:07.880 if the conservatives in canada take power that they'll be enticed into this global utopian

00:21:14.020 delusion that seems to have enveloped so many so many leaders kind of regardless of their political

00:21:19.720 stripe what do you think if anything can inoculate you or has inoculated you against that

00:21:25.180 i know better well elaborate what do you mean i'm not going to do that um and it will be hard

00:21:33.240 because the temptation will be this is the mistake that conservative parties around the world have

00:21:37.700 made countless times they think well anybody who's got a conservative mindset is already

00:21:43.420 voting for me so i can go off and chase um the ideas of my uh political opponents and and then

00:21:49.940 everyone will love me because i'll have the conservatives due to the fact that i have the

00:21:53.760 name conservative. And then I'll have all these other people because I've embraced their contrary

00:21:59.740 direction. And in the short term, it works because you're, you're, you're managed to have

00:22:06.140 all of these people under and all of the different political ideologies captured in one tent. But

00:22:13.660 the problem happens when the policies are a disaster. And then people wake up and go,

00:22:19.680 oh my God, my taxes are now up, the inflation is out of control, the deficit is spiraling,

00:22:24.600 there's crime on the streets. So does the temptation exist to try and take on the political

00:22:33.860 policies of the socialists in the short term? Sure, but it's one that I will fiercely resist

00:22:42.720 because I know that by the fourth year of my mandate, people would be enraged because their

00:22:48.400 lives would be even worse so it will be tough though like it's going to be a trade-off

00:22:53.300 what do you mean it's going to be tough how is it going to be tough pierre exactly can you please

00:23:02.020 explain how it's going to be tough are these pressures going to be so immense that you'll

00:23:08.360 have no choice but to do what they say financial pressures what kinds of threats could they make

00:23:14.840 big, huge donors to the party pulling out their money?

00:23:20.920 Exactly what, why,

00:23:24.840 why are you saying it's going to be tough?

00:23:30.400 Shouldn't be tough.

00:23:32.600 I believe that all of us have stuck to our principles

00:23:37.560 once we woke up,

00:23:39.460 whether that was last month, last year,

00:23:42.500 five years ago, 20 years ago,

00:23:44.840 whatever. And we've all been called names from people close to us. We may have lost jobs. We

00:23:52.440 may have lost money. We may have lost family members, but we stuck to our principles because

00:23:58.000 we knew what we were doing and still are doing is the right thing to do. It has nothing to do with

00:24:06.020 outside pressures. I don't find it difficult at all. When you're sticking to your principles,

00:24:12.680 they keep you upright this is something i learned through my entire life and now you're telling me

00:24:21.680 that that that it's wrong i don't think so so what is tough about standing up for your principles

00:24:29.800 especially as the leader of a nation when you have promised 40 million people what you're going to do

00:24:36.480 and all of a sudden some people come out of the woodwork with money and they say pierre we want

00:24:42.260 you to do something different. How is that even a temptation? How is that? I don't get that. That

00:24:47.900 left me scratching my head. So ultimately, what I think

00:24:55.980 is that Polyev is obviously the best choice that we have in this upcoming election, 0.93

00:25:04.680 whenever it is, whether it's in February, March, or October, whenever. Because Maxime Bernier does

00:25:11.940 not have a chance. And I've gone through all of that before, so I'm not going to go through it

00:25:14.960 again. But I think this all has to play out. So let's just say Polly have succumbs to these

00:25:23.860 pressures, these outside pressures, even though I think they'll be lessening with Trump in the

00:25:28.200 White House. Then Canadians, all Canadians will be able to see for themselves that no matter who's

00:25:38.280 in charge it's a disaster and that we need massive change and that change needs to come

00:25:45.300 from us in some way and i'm now the second that you say something like that people always say

00:25:52.600 oh what are you gonna do go take over the capital no no no but you get i mean the trucker convoy

00:26:01.620 was huge you get something 10 20 times that size what are they going to do what are they going to

00:26:10.900 do but at the same time you're doing that you also have to surround the media headquarters in

00:26:16.700 toronto and say exactly what are you guys saying about us let's make sure that we print and talk

00:26:22.840 about the truth this time shall we we need to be even tempered we cannot fly off the handle

00:26:29.900 as we've seen some people do whether it's on video or in person over the past four years and

00:26:36.360 i totally understand the frustrations that every single one of us has faced the disappointments

00:26:41.740 the angry moments i get it but we still need to be able to communicate to those people who

00:26:49.660 are in the middle that soft middle by the way is shrinking more and more people are starting

00:26:55.080 to understand what has happened over the last few years and what could happen again like the bird

00:27:00.400 flu for example here is video of joe biden and justin trudeau from about three years ago listen

00:27:09.500 to them threaten us is our vaccination rate protect ourselves and others with masking expanded

00:27:17.580 testing and identify people who are infected, we can and we will turn the tide on COVID-19.

00:27:26.700 It'll take a lot of hard work. It's going to take some time. Many of us are frustrated with

00:27:33.140 nearly 80 million Americans who are still not vaccinated. Even though the vaccine is safe,

00:27:40.540 effective, and vaccines provide strong protection for the vaccinated, we read about and hear about

00:27:46.340 And we see the stories of hospitalized people, people on their deathbeds, among the unvaccinated over the past few weeks.

00:27:56.100 This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated.

00:28:00.060 The unvaccinated overcrowd our hospitals or overrunning emergency rooms and intensive care units, 0.70

00:28:07.080 leaving no room for someone with a heart attack or pancreatitis or cancer. 0.83

00:28:12.300 This is not about freedom or personal choice.

00:28:16.340 It's about protecting yourself and those around you, the people you work with, the

00:28:23.040 people you care about, the people you love.

00:28:27.080 My job as president is to protect all Americans.

00:28:31.420 So tonight, I'm announcing that the Department of Labor is developing an emergency rule to

00:28:38.200 require all employers with 100 or more employees that together employ over 80 million workers

00:28:46.840 to ensure their workforces are fully vaccinated or show a negative test at least once a week

00:28:55.640 if you joined the protests because you're tired of covid you now need to understand that you are

00:29:03.000 breaking laws. The consequences are becoming more and more severe. You don't

00:29:10.980 end up losing your license, end up with a criminal record which will impact your

00:29:16.620 job, your livelihood, even your ability to travel internationally including to

00:29:22.260 the US. But it's time to go home. It's time to bring your kids home from this

00:29:27.240 protest it is now an illegal protest and the consequences on them and on their families

00:29:36.360 will be significant if they choose to continue with this illegal activity

00:29:41.960 all right so first of all biden's vaccine mandate there was struck down by the supreme court in the

00:29:50.200 united states and justin trudeau's invocation of the emergencies act which is that speech that's

00:29:57.080 That's the speech you made after the invocation of it said it's now illegal, right?

00:30:00.960 No, it's not illegal.

00:30:02.580 Protesting in Canada is absolutely legal.

00:30:05.480 And that was struck down by the federal court of Canada almost exactly a year ago.

00:30:10.540 They were both, both of these guys trying to pass illegal and unconstitutional laws.

00:30:17.100 The question is, are they going to try it again?

00:30:22.780 Because here comes the bird flu.

00:30:24.300 And remember, if you now you could take that video that I just played there and you could play that or friends and family.

00:30:32.040 And then you can say, no, what they did was illegal, illegal.

00:30:38.560 The president of the United States, who, by the way, is the leader of the free world and the prime minister of our country.

00:30:48.200 Both lied to us repeatedly.

00:30:51.760 And those are great examples.

00:30:53.360 and then tried to pass illegal and unconstitutional laws that were later struck down by the Supreme

00:31:00.060 Courts, the Supreme Court in the United States, the federal court in Canada, what they did

00:31:06.320 was wrong. What they did should have them up on charges. We know this.

00:31:14.840 And have they learned a lesson? Any of the, not, not Trudeau and Biden, but just the cabal in

00:31:20.940 general the new world order the pushers of pandemics have they learned anything or are

00:31:26.740 they going to try the same playbook again and the reason that i ask is because i collected a couple

00:31:33.360 of articles in the last couple days here and they they range from hilarious to ridiculous

00:31:42.940 to frightening if you're a normie they're frightening if you're like us we go

00:31:49.300 Here we go again.

00:31:52.840 This is from the InsideHalton.com.

00:31:55.780 This is a regional kind of newspaper

00:31:57.540 outside the metro Toronto area.

00:32:00.980 Recall issued for cat food sold in Canada and U.S.

00:32:03.880 after cat dies from bird flu contamination.

00:32:08.020 One cat died as a result of eating

00:32:10.540 Northwest Naturals feline turkey recipe raw cat food.

00:32:15.720 This is newsworthy?

00:32:19.300 inside halton.com seems to think so is that the cat or is that just a cat

00:32:24.940 an oregon pet food company this didn't even happen in the halton area

00:32:29.980 milton or any of those areas that this newspaper is for this is from oregon

00:32:34.740 or is it just where the pet food company is from an oregon pet food company has issued a voluntary

00:32:42.260 recall after a cat died after consuming its product which tested positive for bird flu

00:32:48.580 northwest naturals issued a voluntary recall on christmas eve for one batch of northwest

00:32:57.240 naturals brand two-pound feline turkey recipe raw frozen pet food after it tested positive for a

00:33:03.820 highly pathogenic avian influenza hypivirus more commonly known as bird flu our hearts go out to

00:33:12.740 the pet owner the company's website reads testing by the cat's veterinarian prompted a call to the

00:33:19.060 Oregon Department of Agriculture yeah this is from Oregon which confirmed the presence of the

00:33:24.540 hypivirus in this one package okay so that's one thing and then we've got this from the National

00:33:34.420 Institute of Standards and Technology let me make this bigger because it's kind of small at even at

00:33:40.060 Oh, I thought I had that up to 150, I don't.

00:33:42.320 All right, now I do.

00:33:43.800 The NIST, the National Institute of Standards Technology,

00:33:48.260 is releasing a non-hazardous synthetic genetic material

00:33:51.860 that will aid in the development of new diagnostic tests

00:33:55.000 for the H5N1 virus.

00:33:58.320 So they've already got it planned.

00:33:59.440 How are you going to test yourself?

00:34:02.440 The material was developed in collaboration

00:34:04.600 with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

00:34:07.720 nist is doing this work to aid the nation's pandemic preparedness and response efforts 0.86

00:34:13.640 to bolster the nation's preparedness for a pandemic yeah they developed the here here 0.99

00:34:19.360 you go just stick this in your ass and we can see if you got bird flu in 30 seconds if it turns red 0.99

00:34:23.960 addressing the h5n1 threat it's currently a low-risk threat to human health even though 1.00

00:34:32.400 there's dozens of articles out about it in the last couple of days. However, recent highly

00:34:38.620 pathogenic strains affecting cattle and poultry have raised concerns about human infection and

00:34:44.180 the risk of a pandemic. There are currently a limited number of diagnostic tests for the

00:34:52.200 virus on the market. One developed by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control is available in the

00:34:57.460 U.S. and distributed to around 100 local and state labs. What else have we got here? Oh,

00:35:02.960 here's another one. Poultry farmers and hunters in Delaware are being asked to take precautions

00:35:09.560 as state officials investigate a possible bird flu outbreak among snow geese in coastal Sussex

00:35:16.740 County. The Delaware Department of Natural Resources says about 40 to 50 snow geese,

00:35:24.240 including many at the Prime Hook Wildlife Refuge in Milton, have tested presumptive positive,

00:35:30.960 and we don't know, but we're assuming it's bird flu, for H5N1. The agency has also received calls

00:35:38.860 about sick birds in the surrounding area. I'm going to play you a video of a woman

00:35:44.040 who was on Face the Nation from CBS in just a couple of minutes. Her name is Dr. Lena Nguyen.

00:35:51.920 she is a practicing physician there she is there health care executive and op-ed columnist for the 0.64

00:35:59.560 washington post yeah yeah yeah yeah let's get it she's also she's one of these tv doctors right so

00:36:04.360 cnn msnbc bbc pbs npr she was also baltimore's health commissioner for a time uh she is a member

00:36:13.740 of the young global leaders from the world economic forum she is a member of the council

00:36:20.440 on foreign relations what a dead giveaway and she's a past president of planned parenthood

00:36:28.760 i wasn't going to play you guys this entire segment from face the nation i was trying to

00:36:36.620 pick out different spots and then i went no all of this you need to see all of this

00:36:42.260 How will normies out there react to something like this?

00:36:47.180 So here is Dr. Lina Nguyen on Face the Nation.

00:36:51.900 So we've already seen this year that there have been a number of mammalian species close to humans that now have bird flu outbreaks.

00:36:58.500 We have outbreaks in poultry in all 50 states.

00:37:01.720 16 states have outbreaks in cattle.

00:37:04.180 In California, in the last 30 days, there have been more than 300 herds that tested positive.

00:37:08.940 And now we have 66 cases of bird flu in humans.

00:37:13.320 And this is almost certainly a significant undercount because we have not been doing nearly enough testing.

00:37:18.920 So we really don't know the extent of bird flu that's out there in humans.

00:37:23.040 But this particular case, it's someone who is severely ill.

00:37:26.020 But not only that, researchers have isolated the virus in this individual who is sick in Louisiana.

00:37:31.620 and they found that this particular strain of the virus appears to have acquired mutations

00:37:36.700 that make it more likely to bind to airway receptors.

00:37:40.500 Bird flu has been around for a long time.

00:37:42.360 About 30 years.

00:37:43.100 Yeah, exactly.

00:37:43.720 But it hasn't been a major issue in humans because while it spreads among birds,

00:37:48.080 it hasn't really spread among mammals.

00:37:50.600 Why not, Dr. Nguyen?

00:37:54.320 Because viruses don't really do that, according to many, many, many scientists,

00:38:00.960 unless they've somehow been altered.

00:38:06.520 But now there is this mutation,

00:38:08.800 and there's another concern now major too,

00:38:10.780 which is that we are in flu season,

00:38:12.980 and it's possible that a single person

00:38:14.860 could have bird flu and seasonal flu at the same time.

00:38:17.620 Something called reassortment.

00:38:19.100 That's right.

00:38:19.560 Where things change because of one illness

00:38:22.560 becoming another illness through reassortment of a mutated...

00:38:26.920 That's how they tried to explain COVID taking over the flu.

00:38:30.960 Where did the flu go?

00:38:31.760 Remember those two or three years in a row where there was no flu?

00:38:34.140 Well, it's reassortment.

00:38:35.800 COVID ate the flu.

00:38:41.560 Virus.

00:38:42.300 That's right.

00:38:42.800 And so the viruses could exchange genes.

00:38:44.820 You could develop a new hybrid virus.

00:38:47.540 And if you now have a virus that's more contagious and causes more severe disease,

00:38:52.180 that's when it becomes a major threat to humankind.

00:38:54.940 What should be happening in the Biden administration right now that isn't going on?

00:38:58.700 Yeah, there are two main things that they should be doing in the days that they have

00:39:02.380 left.

00:39:03.380 The first is to get testing out there.

00:39:05.380 I feel like we should have learned our lesson from COVID that just because we aren't testing,

00:39:09.580 it doesn't mean that the virus isn't there.

00:39:11.200 It just means that we aren't looking for it.

00:39:13.280 We should be having rapid tests, home tests available to all farm workers, to their families,

00:39:18.600 for the clinicians taking care of them so that we aren't waiting for public labs and

00:39:23.360 CDC labs to tell us what's bird flu or not.

00:39:26.480 second very important thing is this is not like the beginning of covid where we were dealing with

00:39:30.720 a new virus we didn't have a vaccine there actually is a vaccine developed already against h5n1 the

00:39:36.640 biden administration has contracted with manufacturers to make almost 5 million doses of

00:39:41.840 the vaccine however they have not asked the fda to authorize the vaccine there's research done on it

00:39:47.840 they could get this authorized now and also get the vaccine out so and to farm workers and to

00:39:53.360 vulnerable people i think that's the right approach because we don't know what the trump

00:39:56.880 administration is going to be doing around bird flu if they have people coming in with anti-vaccine

00:40:01.920 stances could they hold up vaccine authorization if they don't want to know how much bird flu is

00:40:08.240 out there could they withhold testing i mean that's a possibility and i think the biden

00:40:12.880 administration in the remaining days should get testing and vaccines widely available so that at

00:40:18.080 least it empowers state and local health officials and clinicians to do the right thing for their

00:40:23.440 patients. Dr. Nguyen, is bird flu in humans super dangerous? Well, the World Health Organization

00:40:29.120 estimates that in prior outbreaks of the bird flu, that the mortality rate is 52 percent, 52 percent.

00:40:36.960 However, in the in this most recent outbreak, it seems that most cases have been wild and maybe

00:40:42.800 some people even have asymptomatic infection. But the question is, we don't know what happens when

00:40:47.520 and bird flu affects more vulnerable.

00:40:50.740 Does it sound familiar to you yet?

00:40:54.800 Asymptomatic?

00:40:56.980 The flu?

00:40:58.900 If you've got the flu, you're going to know it. 1.00

00:41:03.300 This woman is a puppet of the cabal. 1.00

00:41:08.300 I pointed out her credentials before,

00:41:10.320 and if you're just getting here now,

00:41:11.960 This is Dr. Lee Nguyen on Face the Nation with 3 million viewers this past weekend, this past Sunday morning.

00:41:24.760 She is, he has been told, you gotta scare people.

00:41:29.140 ...individuals. People infected so far in the U.S. have been mainly farm workers who are working, presumably generally healthy.

00:41:35.840 as opposed to what happens when you get to children,

00:41:38.820 to pregnant women, to older individuals with chronic illnesses.

00:41:42.580 We don't know how deadly, how dangerous bird flu is going to be for those individuals.

00:41:47.360 And again, that's one more reason why we don't want it to spread and acquire more mutations.

00:41:51.700 30 seconds. Norovirus is what you call it.

00:41:54.740 Stomach bug is what I would call it.

00:41:56.400 Numbers are surging. It's the holidays.

00:41:58.020 What should people do to protect themselves?

00:41:59.600 Wash your hands really well, especially if you're going to buffets.

00:42:03.140 Wash your hands.

00:42:03.840 if you're touching commonly touched surfaces before you touch your mouth, before you touch

00:42:09.180 your nose. Neurovirus is the most common foodborne illness here in the U.S. It's very hard to avoid

00:42:14.100 once it's in your family. And also don't prepare food if you're having vomiting, diarrhea,

00:42:19.320 stomach cramps, because you don't want to spread it to other people.

00:42:21.600 Dr. Lena Nguyen, thank you so much for your expertise.

00:42:24.480 Dr. Lena Nguyen, I forgot her name earlier. Dr. Lena Nguyen. Now, I was going to cut it there,

00:42:32.900 But she goes on for a few more minutes.

00:42:34.760 And I thought, no, I got to I got to show you guys this.

00:42:37.140 I appreciate it.

00:42:44.680 Welcome back to Face the Nation.

00:42:46.080 We return to our conversation with Dr. Lena Nguyen.

00:42:48.240 Doctor, you talked about vaccines and testing in the context of bird flu and preparations.

00:42:54.420 Therefore, vaccines and testings were part of the COVID conversation.

00:42:59.680 and the Trump administration when it was in charge.

00:43:03.100 What level of concern do you have about some of the people appointed by President-elect Trump

00:43:06.800 to incoming public health positions regarding issues of vaccine testing, public health efficacy?

00:43:14.200 I think that there are some people coming into this administration who are very competent.

00:43:19.160 For example, Dr. Marty McCary, a Johns Hopkins surgeon.

00:43:22.480 We have worked together for the last 10 plus years on issues like hospital medical error.

00:43:26.620 He's an independent thinker who really listens to science

00:43:30.620 and is willing to change his mind when there is new evidence that emerges.

00:43:34.620 But I have a lot of concern, and I've spoken to my colleagues in medicine and public health,

00:43:38.620 and I think all of us share this concern in particular about Robert F. Kennedy,

00:43:42.620 the nominee to be the head of Health and Human Services.

00:43:46.620 Kennedy has espoused many views in the past that are anti-vaccine.

00:43:51.620 In fact, he's been one of the leading anti-vaccine advocates in the country,

00:43:55.620 country, if not in the world over the last couple of decades, he's also someone who has made his

00:44:01.060 career from being an activist and not a scientist. And what I mean is that if you're a scientist,

00:44:06.260 even if you have deeply held convictions, you should be willing to change your mind if there

00:44:10.820 are new facts that are presented. It's a fact that childhood vaccines are safe and they are

00:44:16.020 life-saving. A CDC analysis just now found that the childhood vaccinations have saved over 1.1

00:44:22.660 million children's lives over the last 20 years according to a lancet study childhood vaccines

00:44:27.540 saved 154 million lives globally over the last 50 years i mean these are facts and it's very

00:44:33.780 concerning to have someone who doesn't believe in the i'm sorry i have to stop it there for just one

00:44:40.820 second how do you prove that a life has been saved we're not talking about pulling somebody out of a

00:44:51.060 a burning building here we're not talking about somebody pushing another person out of the way

00:44:56.180 of a moving vehicle we're not talking about that we're talking about somebody gets a shot

00:45:00.500 and now their life is saved did we know for a fact they were going to die in the first place nope

00:45:08.320 how do we know well the models say oh the models you mean like dr david fisman's models

00:45:18.800 models like that he said just now this woman that this virus

00:45:28.100 52 lethal remember when they were talking about covid at the very beginning they were talking

00:45:36.380 about three maybe four percent of people would die with covid and it turned out to be what point

00:45:42.520 zero zero one with most deaths occurring with two or three comorbidities and over the age of 80 which

00:45:50.720 is the natural life expectancy she's saying 52 percent

00:45:58.080 but she comes across very knowledgeable doesn't she she comes across as somebody

00:46:07.220 that people can trust right that's why she's perfect for them

00:46:12.520 And now she's calling out RFK, who for the past 30 years has been studying these things and

00:46:18.760 completely and totally understands what they really are. We're going to continue the last

00:46:24.240 couple of minutes here. And how science works in basic scientific principles to be in charge of

00:46:30.120 our nation's preeminent scientific and medical agencies. With that perspective, do you believe

00:46:34.020 it's more imperative than you described earlier for the Biden administration to move forward on

00:46:38.140 bird flu vaccinations and testing? Well, that's exactly it. I don't want to wait for the Trump

00:46:43.420 administration to potentially hold up the vaccines saying that they want more evidence. Look,

00:46:48.400 evidence is always good and facts are always good. Due research is always good, but you also

00:46:53.160 have to weigh that against a potential catastrophe as we could be having for bird flu the way that we

00:46:58.660 had for COVID. There's no reason why we should hold off on getting more testing. We need to know

00:47:03.880 how much bird flu there is out there. We need to know if there are new mutations that are being

00:47:08.380 developed. Other countries also need to know so that they can prepare as well. And I think it's

00:47:13.720 a major problem that in the U.S. we have been holding back on testing and also holding back

00:47:19.480 on getting the vaccines deployed that are already developed. Dr. Lena Nguyen, thank you so much for

00:47:25.140 your expertise. Thank you twice and a happy new year to you. Thank you to you too, Major.

00:47:29.040 all right i'm going to take that off the screen for a second one thing i didn't do

00:47:34.520 did you notice a slight accent oh yeah born in shanghai china january 27 1983

00:47:47.300 to ying sandy jang and zhao lu when when moved with her parents to the u.s when she was eight

00:47:55.620 by then having the English name Leanna Cheryl Nguyen.

00:47:59.440 Granted political asylum,

00:48:00.960 the Nguyen family lived in East Los Angeles in Compton in California.

00:48:05.320 In 2003, Nguyen and her family became U.S. citizens.

00:48:12.420 Does it remind you of a certain Canadian doctor

00:48:17.380 who pretty much runs the medicine show up here?

00:48:20.380 that was seven minutes and 52 seconds of pure propaganda once again i remind you that dr lena

00:48:34.940 when is a member of the world economic forum young global leaders and she is the former president of

00:48:43.320 planned parenthood an abortion pusher and somehow she's become a tv doctor who appears on all the

00:48:51.840 big left-wing networks never gets challenged at all she is an authority somehow on public medicine

00:48:59.040 even though she doesn't have a background in it not in this i find that all very very interesting

00:49:05.900 and they're doing it again when they pull out somebody like that i mean you know we can scoff

00:49:11.340 and we can laugh at all the minor little local stories

00:49:16.060 about cat food and the fact that they're coming up

00:49:20.000 with some sort of detection device

00:49:23.960 so we can find out if we have H5N1 or not

00:49:27.780 because apparently you can walk around asymptomatic

00:49:30.240 just like you could with COVID, remember?

00:49:32.820 But when they pull out somebody like that,

00:49:34.500 they're pulling out the big guns

00:49:35.800 and they're putting it on national television

00:49:38.640 on probably one of their highest rated shows

00:49:40.920 next to 60 Minutes,

00:49:42.120 that CBS face the nation.

00:49:44.960 They want people scared again.

00:49:50.520 They're going to try something.

00:49:52.920 They're going to try something

00:49:54.220 just like we have been talking about.

00:49:58.860 And in the meantime,

00:49:59.940 keep the chaos going.

00:50:01.140 Keep the people distracted.

00:50:02.660 Keep the chaos.

00:50:04.000 Keep it moving.

00:50:05.600 Keep it moving.

00:50:06.560 Look at what happened on New Year's Eve.

00:50:09.220 Well, Mayor Olivia Chow of Toronto thinks New Year's Eve was fantastic.

00:50:13.380 A little rain couldn't dampen the fun and the fireworks on the waterfront last night.

00:50:17.420 I had so much fun joining everyone to ring in the new year.

00:50:21.460 Really?

00:50:22.540 Well, let me see here.

00:50:23.700 I've got some video that shows, yeah, that shows the opposite of what happened in Toronto

00:50:29.440 on New Year's Eve.

00:50:31.320 Here you go.

00:50:38.640 So once again, we are not here to disturb.

00:51:06.800 We are not here to cause a nuisance.

00:51:13.760 We are here to protest against the genocide of our brothers and sisters through our own

00:51:23.920 tax dollars.

00:51:24.920 It's New Year's Eve, give it a break.

00:51:30.900 It's New Year's Eve, it celebrates.

00:51:34.080 It's New Year's Eve.

00:51:37.140 Where's the Canadian flag?

00:51:41.460 i couldn't make out what he said there wasn't nice i'm sure one guy has the nerve to stand up

00:52:05.060 and say something where's everybody else and again i have to ask the question

00:52:09.020 Justin Trudeau says and you know many people in CESIS and the RCMP have been saying well the

00:52:14.860 biggest problem when it comes to terrorism in Canada is far-right extremism far-right

00:52:22.760 skinhead groups like Diagilon where are they

00:52:28.980 do you think if these groups existed in the way Justin Trudeau describes and CESIS and the RCMP 0.99

00:52:38.020 that they wouldn't be out there kicking some of that Palestinian ass, 1.00

00:52:41.860 especially on New Year's Eve when they're trying to disrupt 1.00

00:52:44.540 Canadian New Year's Eve celebrations.

00:52:47.980 And where were the police?

00:52:50.180 Don't you usually have to have permits for something like that?

00:52:52.960 I remember being involved somewhat, not completely,

00:52:57.900 involved with the organization of the Winnipeg Freedom Convoy back in 2022.

00:53:02.620 And yeah, you had to have a constant liaison with the police all the time.

00:53:07.020 all the time talk about where you're going to be talk about what you're going to be doing

00:53:11.780 public safety washrooms all that stuff needed to be organized these people just show up and they

00:53:17.900 they start doing their thing and the police don't do a thing to stop them why

00:53:23.560 new year's eve was rough

00:53:30.020 what happened in new orleans

00:53:33.700 um you understand that 15 people died because a madman drove into a crowd of revelers

00:53:45.140 i have a video to play for you guys now i want you to understand that this video is highly graphic

00:53:55.000 highly graphic and if you've got a weak stomach you don't want to see this kind of thing i suggest

00:54:02.580 and definitely not for kids i suggest just turning away for the next 60 seconds or so

00:54:09.540 now this video does not depict the car itself it depicts the aftermath

00:54:17.700 what you're going to see are people in shock and bodies on the ground

00:54:24.260 i debated whether or not to play this and chose to play it just so you guys could see what these

00:54:33.580 people are doing and who is responsible so here we go

00:54:54.260 This young lady here is in shock. 0.99

00:55:16.620 She doesn't know what to do.

00:55:19.920 And how could you?

00:55:20.680 you've just experienced the worst few moments of your entire life and you're waiting for somebody

00:55:30.180 to come and help and you're also thinking no no no no that wasn't real that didn't happen

00:55:34.780 that's just a nightmare i'm going to wake up at any moment

00:55:36.980 shamzood din jabbar 42 years old was an american citizen born in texas who served in the u.s army

00:55:54.480 for many years and posted a message on social media that he was inspired by isis what

00:55:59.340 so here he is this is the guy

00:56:04.860 shamzood

00:56:07.780 din jabbar an american citizen served in the u.s army for many years drove a pickup truck into a

00:56:16.620 crowd on bourbon street killing 15 people and injuring dozens posted a video on social media

00:56:23.400 claiming he was inspired by isis fatally shot by police fbi investigating as an act of terrorism

00:56:34.860 that's pretty much all we know about it aside from the speculation that's been going on i know

00:56:41.760 that alex jones was talking about it earlier tonight and he apparently had some insider

00:56:47.080 sources i'm not sure how accurate his sources or the story he's telling tonight is um

00:56:54.000 even though alex does get a lot of stuff right he doesn't get everything right and

00:56:59.500 right now I believe that a lot of this is speculation and I know that there's a lot of

00:57:05.100 people out there who are speculating what is this is this guy part of a sleeper cell is

00:57:10.460 more stuff like this going to be happening because we've let a lot of people into the country but hey

00:57:16.280 wait a minute hold on he was an American he served in the American military for years but he was

00:57:20.520 somehow influenced by ISIS to do this to people we don't know anything about anything at this stage

00:57:28.840 of the game what we do know is that canadians canada in the last couple of years has let in

00:57:38.400 allegedly over 330 known terrorists from different countries across the world expect probably 10

00:57:46.240 times that amount or more in the united states sleeper cells for who is it india is it iran

00:57:58.840 Taliban? We don't know exactly. Is it just to keep us off guard?

00:58:08.600 Don't know. Then what happened in Vegas? Trump Tower, just in front of Trump Tower. Here's

00:58:15.880 some video of that copy let's talk about Las Vegas because this has been a sort of interesting

00:58:29.500 development you know the images of the cyber truck parked outside the Las Vegas Trump property

00:58:35.040 went viral you know sort of I think people thought it was an accident and then it was heard and so

00:58:38.960 there was a sort of bizarre symbolism and that it was a cyber truck it was out Trump as it's

00:58:43.780 developed, it seems that this is being taken far more seriously. What have we learned about?

00:58:50.840 Believe it or not, this is MSNBC, too. What authorities know and how they're investigating

00:58:55.900 this. Right, Chris. So according to the reporting of myself, my colleagues, Andrew Blankstein and

00:59:01.000 Kelly O'Donnell, right now, three senior U.S. law enforcement officials say that this explosion of

00:59:07.020 a Tesla cyber truck kind of in the portico there where you saw that smoke rising from in front

00:59:11.560 of trump's property uh in las vegas is being investigated in these at least initially as a

00:59:17.080 potential act of terrorism and that it was quote intentional and there was a copy

00:59:27.800 now donald trump himself well i think donald trump news there's an account on x called donald

00:59:36.440 trump news tweeted this out yesterday was this intentionally made to look like fireworks

00:59:42.480 look at the explosion here

00:59:46.200 copy

00:59:49.060 i don't know were they just jamming their thumb in our eye don't know we don't know now at this time

01:00:03.020 after something like this happens the media is all crazy to get a story right so they go to their

01:00:07.080 sources and they don't know if their sources are actual sources well they work for the government

01:00:13.480 they must be sources or if they're paid by the alphabet agencies we don't know and the alphabet

01:00:20.120 agencies are going to be feeding them nonsense just like they did in the jfk assassination right

01:00:25.560 they're going to be getting nonsense nonsense nonsense and what they're going to be doing

01:00:29.300 is working towards a narrative in the next 24 hours this news cycle is going to move fast

01:00:35.120 and they're already trying to come up with a narrative just like they're trying to come up

01:00:39.680 with a narrative excuse me that's happening or that happened in new orleans as well they've got

01:00:45.320 their paid marxist bots all over x doing their thing they have got the left-wing corporate media

01:00:52.240 doing their thing. They've got their informants doing their thing. So it's up to us to try and

01:01:00.140 find out what the heck happened from sources of our own. As Elon is fond of saying, we are the

01:01:09.400 media now. So this is a story that comes from News Nation, just to give you guys an idea here.

01:01:17.300 police identify

01:01:19.900 Libelsberger as driver

01:01:22.160 in Vegas Cybertruck explosion

01:01:24.160 one dead seven injured

01:01:25.680 in Cybertruck fire and explosion

01:01:27.980 at Las Vegas Trump Hotel

01:01:29.300 suspect ID'd is Matthew Libelsberger

01:01:32.200 an army soldier from Colorado

01:01:34.060 FBI investigating if the explosion

01:01:36.040 was terrorism

01:01:37.060 wow

01:01:40.660 he died of a

01:01:42.260 perpetrator

01:01:43.740 died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound

01:01:46.420 immediately prior to the explosion according to las vegas police in the clark county corner police

01:01:51.960 did not find any devices that would have been used to ignite the explosion in the truck and are

01:01:56.320 unsure at this time how it ignited authorities said i believe the narrative that the left-wing

01:02:02.580 corporate media was trying to get out there yesterday was that this was accidental the

01:02:07.640 truck just kind of blew up but wait hold on they found explosives in there so no this was intentional

01:02:17.340 even msnbc had to admit that because it's all over social media you see this is the beautiful thing

01:02:23.220 at least in the states and hopefully this happens in canada as well very very soon like i always say

01:02:27.960 what happens down there happens up here six to nine months later so let's keep our fingers crossed

01:02:32.300 is the news media the left-wing corporate media will try to come up with their own narrative

01:02:38.560 very quickly but right now the way it is on social media mostly on x let's be honest and

01:02:44.320 on rumble is that we're not letting them do that we are not letting them come up with the narrative

01:02:51.940 of any incident that happens at all and that's got them worried and that goes for the bird flu as well

01:03:02.300 So they can try very, very, very, very hard to push a narrative.

01:03:07.520 But now that we've all been through the ringer for the past four years,

01:03:12.040 now that we know what their game is, this is all pattern recognition, guys.

01:03:16.000 This is what it is.

01:03:17.160 We see it coming.

01:03:18.220 It's coming right down Main Street.

01:03:19.560 We see it.

01:03:20.700 And if we don't speak out, they're going to be able to do it again.

01:03:24.080 Everything.

01:03:26.300 Right? 1.00

01:03:27.200 So we got to say, oh, man, this is just a bunch of crap. 0.99

01:03:29.660 Look at exactly what they're doing before, what they did before. 0.99

01:03:33.100 They're trying to do it again with another shot.

01:03:38.360 We've already got it made this time.

01:03:40.320 What? I'm sorry.

01:03:41.960 How do you know about the mutations of this particular virus?

01:03:46.200 How do you know how it managed to suddenly start jumping to humans

01:03:50.540 when it's never done that before?

01:03:52.180 You've already got a vaccine for a virus that you can't explain.

01:03:55.240 that was the same thing with covid too remember remember one interesting and funny thing happened

01:04:06.800 on new year's eve on cnn they were doing their new year's eve show and there's this comedian

01:04:11.140 called whitney cummings who was on there and she was giving her summation of 2024

01:04:16.040 remember this is on cnn with anderson cooper and some other guy standing next to her watch this

01:04:22.940 WITNEY COMINGS, IT IS TIME FOR

01:04:26.100 YOU TO ROAST THE YEAR.

01:04:28.480 LET'S HEAR IT.

01:04:29.700 FEEL FREE TO HECKLE ME.

01:04:30.880 FEEL FREE TO COME FROM ME.

01:04:32.440 I DO BELIEVE WE NEED TO HOLD

01:04:34.700 2024 ACCOUNTABLE FOR ITS BEHAVIOR. 1.00

01:04:37.080 THAT IS WHAT WHITE WOMEN DO NOW. 1.00

01:04:38.940 WE POINT OUT OTHER THINGS THAT 1.00

01:04:40.380 ARE TOXIC BECAUSE WE DON'T GET

01:04:41.800 IRONY.

01:04:42.300 2024 ELECTION FRIED OUR BRAINS.

01:04:44.380 THE DEMOCRATS COULDN'T HOLD A

01:04:45.500 PRIMARY BECAUSE THEY WERE TOO 0.98

01:04:46.880 BUSY HOLDING A BODY UP RIGHT. 0.72

01:04:48.180 ARE WE STILL ROLLING?

01:04:48.940 AM I OFF?

01:04:49.940 GO FOR IT.

01:04:50.940 my office. Go for it. It was amazing that the pro-choice party didn't give their voters one when

01:04:56.400 it came to the presidential candidate. Kamal was forced on us so hard you'd think she was patented

01:05:01.240 by Pfizer or Moderna, whichever one's, oh God, Andy just gave me a very scary look. Let me be

01:05:08.620 clear though, 2024 was not only negative, the media wants us to believe this country is so

01:05:12.600 divided, but we actually came together a lot this year, like as a nation, we unanimously agreed

01:05:17.140 THAT WE WOULD RATHER SEE J-LO IN

01:05:19.040 A TOXIC RELATIONSHIP THAN IN

01:05:20.340 CONCERT.

01:05:21.240 WE ALL AGREE THE GOVERNMENT

01:05:22.940 TOTALLY KNOWS WHAT DRONES ARE

01:05:24.140 AND AREN'T TELLING US.

01:05:25.140 THE DRONES ARE STILL UP THERE

01:05:26.140 AND WE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT'S

01:05:27.140 BEHIND THEM.

01:05:28.140 NO IDEA?

01:05:29.140 I MEAN THEY'RE STILL UP IN THE

01:05:30.140 SKY SO I GUESS WE CAN RULE OUT 1.00

01:05:31.140 THAT THEY WERE MADE BY BOEING. 0.99

01:05:32.140 THE POINT IS I THINK WE ALL 0.97

01:05:34.140 AGREE ON A LOT OF THINGS.

01:05:35.140 AND SINCE I ONLY HAVE A MINUTE

01:05:36.140 LEFT LIVE ON ESTABLISHMENT

01:05:37.140 MEDIA, WHY DON'T WE JUST SAY A

01:05:38.140 BUNCH OF THINGS THAT WE KNOW

01:05:39.140 THAT THEY'LL NEVER COVER.

01:05:47.140 Saudi Arabia put money into Disney.

01:05:48.460 So just know there won't be any girl characters in the next Cars movie.

01:05:52.720 Are we still rolling?

01:05:54.020 This is wild.

01:05:55.220 Okay, why have so many president's chefs died?

01:05:57.860 Weird.

01:06:01.000 Boy Scout of America, they renamed itself Scouting America.

01:06:03.720 You know how else changed their name?

01:06:04.660 Sean Combs.

01:06:05.320 Just saying.

01:06:05.920 Let's learn something in 2025.

01:06:07.440 I can't believe you guys are still letting me go.

01:06:08.920 This is amazing.

01:06:09.620 I love CNN.

01:06:11.320 Please stop me, Andy, because I will just keep going.

01:06:13.440 Happy New Year, Whitney Cummings.

01:06:15.800 am i still streaming yes amazing did she do that on purpose and look at this headline here for the 0.99

01:06:25.480 daily beast comedians wild conspiracy theory filled roast shock cnn hosts during new year's

01:06:33.440 eve show i'm sorry did you see them look shocked at all i didn't i thought and i thought the

01:06:41.740 funny as part of her rant was her looking up at the camera every 15 seconds saying are we still

01:06:47.040 on are we still streaming or we are you actually airing this you guys i can't even believe it

01:06:51.680 all right i'm gonna have i think a special guest on the show tomorrow night he's never been on

01:07:02.980 before but tomorrow night will be his very first appearance on the shadow at night live stream

01:07:09.300 next week we're working on um our former i hate to say this our former ems chet chisholm from

01:07:16.480 nova scotia remember the other night we were talking about all of this indian particularly

01:07:21.460 indian immigration coming to canada and chet knows a thing or two about that and he's working

01:07:27.140 on putting his sources together he texted me some very long messages in the past couple of days

01:07:33.160 um showing us why this is happening and it happens to do to do with nomination programs from

01:07:41.540 a few different provinces across the country so chet chisholm will be guesting on the show

01:07:46.680 next weekend others as they become available special guests tomorrow night the show continues

01:07:52.100 after nine o'clock on shadow davis.com for the all access members it's the extension and tonight

01:07:57.120 it's part one of the conclusion of the fall of the cabal i thought that series was over because

01:08:03.720 janet osubard has passed away but it's not her partner is now hosting and producing the fall of

01:08:11.280 the cabal at least the final few episodes that's coming up in just a couple of minutes on the

01:08:16.880 extension on shadow davis.com for the rest of you i love you all i appreciate you all and i will

01:08:22.740 catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream good night

01:08:52.740 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - January 03, 2025

Jan. 2nd⧸2025-Why is Trudeau Still PM & Get Set for a Hard Bird Flu Campaign

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