The Shadoe Davis Show - July 18, 2024


July 17th⧸2024- Crisis investigator and online blogger Rob Boutilier joins the show


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00:03:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday july 17th 2024 where was i
00:03:12.360 last night uh some of you who saw the social media post saw that i had a medical condition
00:03:19.500 i still got it and i guess i maybe made it a little more dramatic than it needed to be
00:03:23.900 but uh there's some kind of a weird bacterial infection going on with my left eye i thought
00:03:29.640 it was a sty but the doctor this morning said no no my friend you've got something else going on
00:03:35.720 there and so he gave me some ointment and and sent me on my way and hopefully it works but yesterday
00:03:46.100 my face was blown up like a beach balloon
00:03:52.360 and the eye was kind of half shut so i thought nah probably better you don't go on and make
00:03:59.920 people physically ill with that look so uh it's calmed itself down in the last 24 hours and good
00:04:06.860 enough to do a show tonight rob bootler is an online vlogger he's got a hell of a big following
00:04:12.160 on facebook and other social media he joins the show tonight he's also a crisis investigator we
00:04:17.320 We had a really good conversation on the phone this afternoon about what it is he does and
00:04:21.360 what he saw this past weekend at the Trump assassination and what we've picked up in
00:04:29.420 the past few days.
00:04:31.120 And when you put all the pieces together, nothing really makes sense, right?
00:04:34.560 So we're going to talk about that and other things like maybe Marxism.
00:04:38.480 You guys have heard me use that word before.
00:04:40.640 Maybe you've heard Rob or seen Rob use that word before, Marxism, neo-Marxism.
00:04:45.560 What is it exactly?
00:04:46.800 some people out there who still don't really know they're unclear on the concept of marxism
00:04:51.600 versus communism so i think we can have that conversation uh tonight for a little bit anyway
00:04:56.480 before we uh go ahead and talk about the trump thing all that coming up and and there's other
00:05:00.880 news as well there's other stuff that i'm going to get to in the extension after nine o'clock
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00:06:43.300 rob bootler hello rob thank you for coming on the show tonight i've been looking at a lot of your
00:06:48.940 stuff lately uh stuff that you've been talking about and i really enjoy your take on things and
00:06:54.640 your attitude towards what's going on these days man so thank you for being a part of all of this
00:06:59.480 no thank you shadow i've actually been a been a fan for quite a while now i've been following you
00:07:04.360 and i saw you commenting on some of my stuff and i was just like oh geez i gotta i gotta say
00:07:08.620 something to this guy yeah i i like this guy and and there it is the mug the mug did you say
00:07:18.880 that one as well did you did you say you had an online store where you were selling hundreds of
00:07:23.580 those i did i actually ran a clothing brand for a while this was a couple years ago it was quite
00:07:28.660 successful and yeah i had f commies mugs f trudeau mugs and f marxist mugs and i couldn't tell you
00:07:35.120 how many of those things i sold another top seller i had was trump for prime minister t-shirts
00:07:39.460 yeah interesting interesting we can talk about what families up we're going to talk about trump
00:07:45.340 in just a second and what what's happened all the developments there's some new video that's come
00:07:49.320 out of trump arriving at the hospital but it's not really a video of trump arriving at the hospital
00:07:54.560 that's just how it's marketed to people and it's put out by trump supporters and it looks like a
00:08:01.440 bunch of crisis actors in this video and what do you see of trump in this maybe a tenth of a second
00:08:08.000 of a guy who looks like donald trump walking into what looks like an emergency room i mean
00:08:13.920 i know that there's a lot of people out there rob that want to believe this and i'm one of them i
00:08:20.000 don't want to be sitting here going wait a minute hold on just a second before we move forward and
00:08:24.880 get on on this bandwagon we need to have some questions answered you are a crisis investigator
00:08:31.040 you have been doing this for a very long time you're doing it now for a living as we speak you
00:08:35.760 go and investigate uh... mishaps different things uh... in a vast territory in alberta can you tell
00:08:42.480 us exactly what's involved in your job so so it was actually it's it was my previous role i your
00:08:49.120 previous. I did it for about six years and it was serious incident investigations. I was an
00:08:54.480 investigation specialist and the role was really more focused. I wasn't an expert in any one
00:09:00.580 subject. The job was to get in and learn and understand. And a lot of what I would say I
00:09:07.200 specialize in is layers of control, critical controls, things like that. And what are all
00:09:12.660 of the things that were present or missing that allowed something bad to happen? So I did just
00:09:19.020 a couple of fatality investigations in the workplace, large
00:09:22.960 financial loss. Typically the investigations I would do is if somebody almost got killed
00:09:26.940 I would be brought in to lead the investigation on
00:09:31.000 that type of incident as well. So really that's with the Trump piece, that's
00:09:35.000 when I started watching that, I started zeroing in on, okay
00:09:38.380 most of these incidents with no motivation for it to occur
00:09:43.180 when you break them down to the missing controls or the
00:09:46.960 gaps that were present they almost seemed perfectly designed to happen and i think with the trump
00:09:52.800 situation it's the exact same thing when you look at layers that were either there or weak um but
00:09:59.840 also the strong motivation that was present to now wait a minute wait a minute are you suggesting
00:10:04.240 that when we go back and and you do the old you know hindsight is always 20 20 routine it looks
00:10:09.200 like oh well that was a perfect setup as opposed to when it was actually happening and unfolding
00:10:14.880 in front of us in real time 100 well that's that was that was my job for i've done this hundreds
00:10:19.860 of times and it's we we take every single detail every single we've been down to the millisecond
00:10:25.760 on breaking events down into their small bits and pieces and and and building that timeline and
00:10:31.040 understanding what was missing at one point in time that allowed that bad thing to happen and
00:10:36.600 that's the lens that i put on the trump situation and it was it's one of those one shadow where when
00:10:41.880 And you break it all down into its little tiny pieces and you factor in the extreme motivation to take that man out.
00:10:49.940 It's like the whole situation was perfectly designed to happen.
00:10:54.560 Yeah. Have you got the latest?
00:10:57.460 Because we keep getting these little bits and pieces of information that come trickling out to us.
00:11:04.360 And some of it is contradictory depending on the news source you're looking at.
00:11:08.180 This is ABC News saying law enforcement officials are investigating the assassination attempt on Trump.
00:11:14.440 And they told lawmakers today that 20 minutes, 20 minutes passed between the time U.S. Secret Service snipers first spotted the gunman on the rooftop and the time shots were fired at the former president.
00:11:26.480 This is according to law enforcement officials and lawmakers briefed on the matter.
00:11:30.320 we've also heard stories about this kid being spotted in the area hours before the rally was
00:11:38.960 supposed to begin that he had detonators in his car when they checked afterwards that he had a
00:11:44.120 range finder on him when police found him earlier that day and didn't question him at all now if
00:11:51.500 you're security on the ground and you see a kid coming to a trump rally or anywhere near a trump
00:11:58.500 rally a range finder meaning how far to this how far to that i've used it in golf people use it in
00:12:05.040 hunting quite often right it can it can tell you exactly how far you are up to a range of
00:12:10.860 i don't know 5 000 meters let's just say maybe more maybe a little bit less depending on the
00:12:15.880 make and model wouldn't you think that's a little bit odd to find that and and how many discrepancies
00:12:21.280 do we need to see before we come to the conclusion that this was a a setup or b intentional on the
00:12:28.560 part of the secret service because there's no way they can be that inept well and and that's a firm
00:12:34.640 rule of mine because a lot of the work i've done involves people and people making mistakes and
00:12:39.120 people either needing to be held accountable or or you know people people just making you know
00:12:44.880 the expected or predictable human error that they would make and you know one of the one of the rules
00:12:49.440 of thumb is never a tribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence but the balancing factor
00:12:55.600 there is how motivated are the people or the players involved to coordinate something like this
00:13:04.640 to happen yeah so and and really you can you can you can make a lot of bad things happen
00:13:11.600 without intentionally or without appearing to intentionally drive these things to happening
00:13:16.800 You can make decisions to have incompetent people in place.
00:13:20.460 You can make decisions that leave gaps for things like this to occur.
00:13:24.540 For example, his security detail.
00:13:26.860 They were much smaller than him.
00:13:29.100 They were not capable of covering the target.
00:13:32.220 Are you talking about the two women who were on the detail who were part of the dogpile?
00:13:36.680 I still haven't seen exactly how many members of the detail there were.
00:13:41.700 how many were men how many were women how many were black how many were white i mean i'm sure
00:13:46.760 they they're using that as policy right now in the secret service according to the leader the
00:13:53.000 director of the secret service who was a big fan of dei so let's just say out of the eight agents
00:14:00.580 that were dogpiling donald trump two of them were too small to even move his body but we can talk
00:14:07.340 about the dog pile the ineptitude comes in when they let them up so soon after maybe not securing
00:14:17.160 the entire area so this goes back to what i was talking about a couple of days ago when the dog
00:14:23.020 pile happened which seemed late to me what about you did you did you notice that seemed a little
00:14:27.020 bit long it seemed delayed for sure i think though you know when you're dealing with seconds like
00:14:33.300 that it can seem delayed but the people on the ground might be experiencing something very rapid
00:14:38.560 yeah so that can you know that type of thing can often be explained away with incompetence or
00:14:44.820 inexperience or people panicking i mean you can you can drop something and reach down to grab it
00:14:50.260 and two and three seconds has passed by at that point in time i mean there was a period he was
00:14:53.620 asking for his shoes you know that was the conversation that was happening on the ground
00:14:57.640 while he was you know while he was while there was an attempted assassination on his life so
00:15:02.680 they're contending with things like this in real time right so there are things that are going to
00:15:06.120 delay their response that that can be explained by you know not necessarily something that would be
00:15:13.080 incorporated into a plan like this just just normal human error would would cause those things
00:15:17.640 yeah but training man i mean training takes over in a situation like this as a member of the secret
00:15:22.440 service especially when you're on a detail of protecting probably the biggest threat profile
00:15:28.360 that you've got in the entire system i mean let's be honest this guy is one of the most if not the
00:15:34.440 most famous people a person on the planet he's a very divisive figure let's be honest there's a
00:15:38.680 lot of people that hate him and want to see harm come to him as we've seen on social media these
00:15:43.400 past few days which is deplorable as far as i'm concerned but you know you're talking about
00:15:49.000 secret service agents that are allegedly trained and it's ingrained in them much like an army
00:15:55.160 officer or uh you know gi where they will react to their training if a crisis happens dog pile
00:16:06.600 the target dog pile the target and don't let him up or her up until the threat has been secured
00:16:12.920 they let him up and not only did they let him up but they exposed him to an unsecured situation an
00:16:20.280 unsecured crowd again to allow for the wave and the photo that was taken which i'm sure we'll see
00:16:26.120 in history books a hundred years from now with the flag billowing in the background and the fist up
00:16:31.160 and the blood kind of on the face and that seems too good to be true as well to me that photo right
00:16:37.480 i mean like look at that that's perfect the photographer right in front of the stage he
00:16:42.520 didn't move or she i don't know who took it they're just sitting there taking pictures watching
00:16:47.560 for that moment not caring about bullets whizzing by now am i crazy rob so the way the way i look
00:16:55.960 at it shadow is people cannot coordinate something successfully on the best of days
00:17:02.300 but what happens so the decision to put incompetent people in those roles is one factor
00:17:09.560 that increases the likelihood of somebody getting a clean shot at donald trump so if trump was
00:17:14.360 surrounded by incompetence and that incompetence was put in place intentionally that's one factor
00:17:20.720 that increases significantly increases the likelihood of him him being shot if somebody
00:17:26.240 did have him in the crosshairs so when we talk about you know the dog pile when we talk about
00:17:31.400 things like that i don't see them as planned movements i see them as something we can attribute
00:17:36.540 to incompetence but my question is what did that incompetence what was the purpose of that
00:17:42.720 incompetence. And when you see all of the steps that occurred, when you see all of the gaps that
00:17:47.340 were left, there was an amazing level of incompetence in everybody involved in that
00:17:51.800 security detail, in the planning leading up to the event, and just very simple, basic things
00:17:56.940 were left wide open. And every one of those layers that were left open that appeared to be due to
00:18:02.980 incompetence, they stack up and they increase the likelihood of that target being struck.
00:18:07.180 and you get to a range where you have one two three four five six layers of control missing
00:18:14.280 and luckily you know for if this was a coordinated attempt somehow um talk about plausible deniability
00:18:22.000 if every single gap that was left there can be explained by incompetence right but you stack
00:18:27.340 these layers up you stack enough layers up and you start getting into the range of like an 80
00:18:32.240 percent likelihood that that bullet is going to hit its target that's when we look at the way
00:18:38.300 these things play out and because over the decades and decades governments and evil players have
00:18:44.160 gotten very intelligent about how they do this they first use the media they first use the people
00:18:50.280 they first try to um assassinate the person uh you know without actually assassinating the person
00:18:56.440 they try to discredit them and for 10 years they've done that to donald trump they've thrown
00:19:00.640 every single thing they can throw at donald trump up to this point and he's not only brushed it all
00:19:06.440 off but he's come back swinging three times as hard every single time they've been destroyed
00:19:12.200 fight fight fight where's my shoes it's a perfect example shadow but but they've been destroyed by
00:19:18.480 their own actions against donald trump and here we are in a situation where what other means do
00:19:25.820 they have to take this man out they've tried they've tried to to destroy him for almost a
00:19:32.580 decade with every resource that they had at their disposal and they failed miserably every single
00:19:38.520 time in fact it it's the streisand effect it backfired considerably every single time so what
00:19:44.380 you think about these special interests that are involved in something like this
00:19:48.220 what else could they do aside from assassinate this man what other option do they have at this
00:19:54.660 point and when i talk about the strong motivation combined with the the amazing amount of
00:20:01.660 incompetence here it's like i just it's a it's a very justifiable perspective to take that this
00:20:08.460 is a conspiracy and this is this was something that was coordinated okay so so let's let's get
00:20:14.500 back to a couple of things that you said here because i don't know how far down the rabbit
00:20:18.640 hole you go on this stuff i know you're very evidence-minded so uh there's i'm sure there's
00:20:24.720 a lot of speculation possibly um but let's let's start at that who has got the motivation to take
00:20:32.620 out donald trump who is it or or could it be a consortium of of these people well well let's
00:20:41.420 go down the list here if you really think about it trump you think about the power shift globally
00:20:47.880 if donald trump gets into power trump has the ability to crush the economy of china
00:20:54.300 trump holds more power over the destiny of the chinese economy than any single human being
00:21:01.180 probably on the face of the planet how okay who would they want to get rid of more than donald
00:21:08.380 trump i can't think of anybody not one russia you know you look at the situation russia russia
00:21:20.780 the ground so when trump was in power russia could not gain ground and i can't even begin
00:21:26.620 to explain what trump would do but that man has this ability to walk into a situation and shut
00:21:31.900 it down in seconds and when trump was in power these conflicts were not happening so you get
00:21:37.660 get the likes of russia and i'm not a russia or ukraine supporter i'm just speaking objectively
00:21:43.060 yeah look at ukraine there's a huge amount of skin in the game for ukraine think about trump
00:21:49.580 gets into power and they start shaving down some kind of deal here think about the money that's
00:21:54.860 lost think about all of the interests between russia and ukraine that are going to be destroyed
00:21:59.960 if trump gets into power okay so we're talking russia we're talking china we're talking ukraine
00:22:07.080 these are uh territorial entities what about people corporations complexes who who might
00:22:17.440 want him dead well it depends on and and this is where i struggle on the evidence side because i
00:22:24.360 do think corporations have a major play in politics i mean of course they do of course
00:22:29.680 you look at the pharmaceutical industry you look at blackrock look at all of these organizations
00:22:34.280 I personally don't have enough evidence to know what's at play here.
00:22:38.380 I just know they have an extreme amount of influence.
00:22:40.400 And to be honest with you, I don't know if they're going to be significantly harmed by a Trump presidency.
00:22:48.140 Are you talking about big pharma, corporations?
00:22:51.160 And I'm not sure. I haven't played it out in my mind a whole bunch to see what harm Trump is going to apply to those organizations.
00:22:58.480 because ultimately the U.S. economy would grow
00:23:02.620 and it would expand and it would be more powerful.
00:23:05.600 So if their operations are within the U.S.
00:23:08.420 and their influence is within the U.S.,
00:23:10.240 they'll become financially better off with a Trump presidency.
00:23:14.720 So if we look at...
00:23:16.560 Remember also that Trump championed the vaccines with Operation Warp Speed.
00:23:20.780 We're going to have Moderna. We're going to have Pfizer.
00:23:23.820 He gave these speeches over and over and over again
00:23:26.640 for months and months and months until they developed that vaccine which came out just about
00:23:30.720 the end of his presidency if i'm not mistaken but he was the guy who wanted to make sure that those
00:23:37.100 things got developed and i do recall the democrats at that time saying i'm not going to take any
00:23:41.660 vaccine that trump made which is kind of funny and then they made it mandatory but but again i
00:23:47.340 don't know what i don't know what the consequence to those organizations would be aside from they're
00:23:53.400 not going to have their they're not going to have control they will be victim to trump's decisions
00:23:58.160 whereas with the dems in power they have control over the dems yeah yeah right so that could be
00:24:04.860 the loss to them is that control that power that they currently have so so economically they might
00:24:09.380 be okay but they might lose power they might lose deciding power um with the u.s government if trump
00:24:14.580 was in power right what what about uh big tech i mean do you think that trump is going to come in
00:24:20.320 say all right we're going to shut down the censorship is is he going to come in and clean
00:24:24.240 the slate is that the reason these people are so terrified of him well again i mean there's that
00:24:31.600 operation 2025 right like project 2025 they're also scared of which i'm not sure if you've seen
00:24:37.280 that or not but it makes perfect sense to me it's basically on paper draining the swamp that's what
00:24:42.320 it is 100 and and they're they're marketing it as though it's a bad thing the the the media side of
00:24:48.320 things. Again, I think what's the skin in the game they have is the power. They are an arm of
00:24:54.620 the government at this point in time, and they help the government maintain power, and it's very
00:24:58.580 financially beneficial to them to be able to do that. So from a power perspective, there's a lot
00:25:05.840 of players in this game that stand to lose power if Trump gets into office. It doesn't mean that
00:25:10.640 a Trump presidency is going to be necessarily, it's not going to impact them negatively. They
00:25:15.400 just lose control because they can't control them
00:25:18.460 they can't dictate what he does
00:25:20.240 they can't work with
00:25:21.720 whatever he decides is what will be
00:25:23.960 whereas with the dams if they're all working in tandem with each other to
00:25:27.560 make every single thing
00:25:29.780 uh... that the government wants to have happened happened right
00:25:33.160 right right so what about the cia what about the nsa the the alphabet agencies
00:25:37.300 or for that matter the world economic forum
00:25:40.080 uh... black rocks of the world i mean is everybody that these people i mean
00:25:45.300 they if you talk about a consortium and you put all this stuff together i've never really laid
00:25:49.620 this out all at once on the show before like this rob but we're we're talking china russia ukraine
00:25:55.460 big tech cia nsa homeland security all of the alphabet agencies and then we can throw in the
00:26:01.460 world economic forum the builder bergs in the club of rome and then we can throw in all the big
00:26:06.100 bankers and the big investment firms and then finally we can throw in the imf and all of the
00:26:12.500 central banks and and i mean that's you know that's something pretty rough to go up against
00:26:19.620 that's the motivation that i'm talking about here where i cannot so there are governments
00:26:24.740 across the planet assassinate people on a daily basis for much smaller reasons than the motivation
00:26:31.860 that will be present present for somebody like donald trump donald trump is is possibly the
00:26:39.060 biggest threat to power on the planet if he gets into the position as president so i can't think
00:26:46.300 of a human being that would be more likely to be targeted for an assassination than donald trump
00:26:51.920 so so again when you it's just when you really break it down shadow it's almost insane that he
00:26:59.640 he wouldn't be assassinated or he wouldn't have an assassination attempt on him yeah but i mean
00:27:06.320 And like, do you think that if, look at all of the money at the hands of these people
00:27:13.740 that I just listed, and look at all the operatives that they could enlist, and we got wet boys
00:27:18.520 all over the place, do you think that maybe they could just poison him in his sleep, or
00:27:23.720 they could poison his food, or, I mean, there's any number of ways, I mean, I saw that movie
00:27:29.160 with John Cusack years ago, he had a whole bunch of different ways of doing it, right?
00:27:33.260 they wouldn't have to be such a public thing for them to do this they could get to him in other
00:27:40.220 ways i mean if his secret service was in fact compromised that means that somebody on the
00:27:45.760 inside is on the take maybe they could get to somebody on the trump team pay them off somehow
00:27:50.540 let them into his room at night you know i'm saying like why does it have to be such a public
00:27:55.900 display because if we think of it in terms like that this public display seems like a show for
00:28:02.900 all of us to watch if they wanted him dead he would be dead no well so there's many ways that
00:28:09.560 they could for sure but they need to maintain that plausible deniability it needs to be something
00:28:15.140 that while there can be many theories surrounding what happened there's zero things that anybody can
00:28:21.500 say firmly happened that's what it needs to be that's the only way they could pull it off is if
00:28:27.800 they were able to construct a scenario where everything can point to incompetence with no
00:28:34.040 intent the moment they start approaching that type of operation with intent that's when it all breaks
00:28:42.100 down and they stand the risk of having a serious conflict in that country yeah but my friend i
00:28:49.480 mean this this is getting to the point of comedy now i mean when you look at all the breakdowns
00:28:53.800 You're looking at, like, if you were watching Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals
00:28:59.540 and you see one team suddenly, if they had Conor McDavid and every best player in the world,
00:29:04.900 lose 12-0 to a bunch of sad sacks.
00:29:07.980 I mean, that's how this looks right now. 0.52
00:29:10.380 I mean, it's that obvious that something, many things went horribly wrong inside,
00:29:16.160 and there's no way, nobody can believe that the Secret Service could be that incompetent.
00:29:22.160 confident plus when you look at the video of that female secret service agent fumbling desperately
00:29:28.120 with her weapon trying to holster it and then bringing it out and looking at it like you bad
00:29:33.140 gun and then trying to put it back in her holster again and not succeeding and hiding cowering you
00:29:38.820 know behind donald trump when she should be on top of him i mean it looks like a melissa mccarthy
00:29:45.360 movie and here's where we are is they they came one inch from killing that man yeah they came
00:29:53.280 they were that was a highly successful operation when you really look at it properly and there's
00:30:00.520 nothing that you can actually firmly say was intentionally done there every single breakdown
00:30:07.340 in that entire event can be attributed to incompetence at this point in time so they
00:30:12.720 have a high level of plausible deniability right now for their involvement in an operation such as
00:30:19.120 that you think i mean when you say who like or sorry they who's they exactly are we talking
00:30:26.480 about the democrats we're talking about joe biden who are we talking about when we say they've got
00:30:30.980 that level of plausible deniability well when we went through all the players i mean no i i know i
00:30:37.700 know but i mean is we know we know the connections amongst all these players we know that it wouldn't
00:30:43.300 just be china it wouldn't just be iran it wouldn't just be russia for something to be coordinated at
00:30:48.980 this level there'd have to be multiple players involved including members of the united states
00:30:53.800 government and and this is just hey i'm just using my imagination here this is like a thought
00:30:58.400 experiment for me okay good because now we can start postulating about what might have happened
00:31:03.160 this is fun let's put together a theory why not i mean we've been doing it for 60 years with jfk
00:31:09.400 so let's try it here with the limited amount of information that we have world economic forum
00:31:14.780 um klaus schwab you know obviously is not walking around uh as a secret agent um but maybe some guys
00:31:25.420 he knows are i mean who who do you think killed jfk let's go back was it cuba yeah yeah i think
00:31:33.880 i think it's the same thing i think it's a group um that all had a vested interest in ensuring that
00:31:39.600 individual didn't survive so it's a group a group of guys like there's 12 guys all sitting around
00:31:45.660 going okay this we're going to make this happen and there's no real one leader it's just a bunch
00:31:52.360 of them well anything and again okay so i'm just again thought experiment okay okay anything
00:31:59.400 that engages a group of people you're going to form some kind of task force
00:32:04.020 and there will be an appointed leader of that task force and that task force would be responsible
00:32:10.940 to construct a scenario and if we think about it from a business perspective
00:32:15.020 that task force would be responsible to construct a scenario for that business to operate as
00:32:21.020 successfully as possible. So you could easily see a scenario play out. These are all highly
00:32:26.620 professional organizations, highly business-oriented, highly educated, highly strategic,
00:32:32.120 highly tactical. In what world wouldn't they form a task force to sit down and brainstorm
00:32:39.100 the best possible way to achieve their objective? Let's hire a 20-year-old kid
00:32:46.580 and give him access to a nearby roof and a ladder.
00:32:53.240 And then, even after the crowd has spotted him,
00:32:56.560 we're going to wait two full minutes before he opens up,
00:33:00.780 the kid opens up on the ex-president, before we take him out. 0.95
00:33:05.380 I mean, even just saying that out loud sounds completely ridiculous. 0.71
00:33:11.120 And then, when the chief of the Secret Service comes out and says,
00:33:15.280 well we didn't plant an agent on that rooftop because it was sloped and there was a safety
00:33:21.220 issue i mean i saw a video rob of that very roof there's a cow a cow walking on that roof and i
00:33:29.240 went wait a minute this is rigged there's no way this is real it was no there was there was a
00:33:34.420 sniper on the roof of the white house and he tweeted and he said wow looks awfully slopey to
00:33:38.600 me that's great absolutely right man but so here's here's another perspective on that shadow
00:33:45.360 okay so yeah why would you hire a 20 year old kid who can fumble this and make mistakes and
00:33:50.660 the other perspective here is though that they left a vantage point open that was 150 meters
00:33:56.380 away from the target it was one it was a perfect vantage point to take a shot the rifle that was
00:34:03.320 used you could take an inexperienced person you could take a completely incompetent shooter
00:34:08.420 and teach them how to be accurate enough to hit a pie-sized target
00:34:13.000 at 150 meters with that rifle within 10 minutes.
00:34:17.500 That's what we've been hearing from all of the expert snipers
00:34:20.780 and counter-snipers out there.
00:34:22.140 It wouldn't take long at that range.
00:34:24.480 It's not a hard shot, they say.
00:34:26.740 So what they did, in fact, again, when we talk about increasing
00:34:30.060 the likelihood of them hitting their target,
00:34:33.040 instead of only opening up that opportunity to trained shooters and snipers,
00:34:37.480 you think about the vast span of people that that opportunity was now opened up to because
00:34:43.620 that one vantage point was left open yeah so so really again back to the plausible deniability
00:34:51.460 piece if you were to try to construct a scenario that you could attribute to incompetence
00:34:56.760 the best person for that job would be an incompetent 20 year old shooter that's who
00:35:03.420 you would want to pick up that firearm and do it because if it was a trained motivated shooter
00:35:07.840 that you could you could track their experience like there would be you would you would reduce
00:35:12.660 the level of plausible deniability if you took that approach and only left that vantage point
00:35:18.080 open to highly trained individuals and again again when we think about the success rate here
00:35:24.720 this was almost a 100 successful operation that shooter who was incompetent and inexperienced
00:35:32.840 and 20 years old and we can say whatever we want about him he got i think it was eight shots off
00:35:38.280 yeah and those shots hit the target with one within one inch of a fatal blow
00:35:43.880 how was he able to get you see this is the whole other thing about the incompetence factor that you
00:35:50.340 talk about he got off eight shots man i mean lee harvey oswald was only supposed to have been able
00:35:58.040 to get off three and we know that he didn't get off three we know there were more shots fired we
00:36:03.380 know that was a turkey shoot that was a crossfire situation that was set up uh in the jfk assassination
00:36:08.780 i mean anybody uh with any sense of logic and common sense would be able to come up with that
00:36:15.480 so do you think this kid managed to get off that many shots or are we talking about a second and
00:36:21.460 possibly third shooter on site have you looked into that i i actually believe there was only
00:36:26.960 one shooter because if there was more than one shooter there was so much opportunity for them to
00:36:31.120 hit that target yeah the backup shooter would have had to be an experienced shooter um that could
00:36:36.580 have easily hit the target that was presented and when trump when they were trying it when he
00:36:40.520 overpowered his security detail he stood up and did whatever he wanted and that security detail
00:36:46.860 did not have enough security detail to cover his body they could have they could have struck him
00:36:52.520 dead on the spot there so so personally i don't see any evidence that there was i see evidence to
00:36:58.400 the contrary he would have been dead if there was another shooter present the other thing that
00:37:03.400 you're not hearing a lot about as far as incompetence goes there was actually two serious
00:37:07.900 vantage points left open that are just like people are baffled as to how these vantage points could
00:37:12.540 have been left open so there was the 150 meter vantage point that that the shooter that the
00:37:17.360 obtained there was also a water tower close by which that's that's a sniper's paradise right
00:37:23.720 there to be able to access a water tower at that height with a target and it was unsecured that's
00:37:29.740 right hundreds of meters away i mean you're you could be i've seen guys with an ar-15 be accurate
00:37:36.120 at 300 meters easily highly accurate at 150 meters if you're a trained shooter you're hitting a two
00:37:42.920 inch grouping with an air 15 right at 300 you might be hitting four to five inches you're a
00:37:48.800 trained shooter aren't you body right you're you're a trained shooter right you handle guns
00:37:54.420 i've taken a lot of firearms training i wouldn't consider myself to be like a trained shooter but
00:37:59.800 i did you know i did probably you know at this point i'm probably sitting at about 60 to 80
00:38:05.220 hours worth of pistol training for the most part is what i've done black badge different styles of
00:38:10.000 combat training and stuff like that right so you do speak from some level of experience here then
00:38:14.400 and you so let me ask you this what do you feel happened here was it just a complete breakdown
00:38:22.900 incompetence was there something happening on the inside that we have yet to find proof of it i know
00:38:30.080 you're a big proof guy so we're gonna have to extrapolate here a little bit if you don't mind
00:38:33.880 what do you think happened that day it's it's you know typically and i and i forget what the
00:38:40.600 law is called shadow maybe you can remind me but it's you know the most likely thing
00:38:44.060 that hockham's razor hockham's razor yeah the most likely scenario that that played out is
00:38:51.000 what happened here and a lot of people will look at this and look at the incompetence and think
00:38:54.680 well it's obviously a high level of incompetence that played out i strongly disagree so again
00:38:59.620 this is a thought experiment we're doing here. I look at the motivation to take that man out.
00:39:05.960 There is not a person I can think of on the planet that is a more high value target than
00:39:10.160 Donald Trump. There's not a single person in my mind who is more consequential to a shift in power
00:39:17.080 in the world than Donald Trump. When I think about that motivation, when I think about
00:39:21.040 the amazing level of incompetence, you look at the vantage points, you look at the security detail,
00:39:27.660 You look at the fact that they couldn't even control the man. They couldn't cover his body. There were so many. The layers of control that failed or were missing there stacked up to, you know, that was a strong bet. You're probably looking at an 80% probability of success there based on the layers of control that were missing or failed.
00:39:46.800 So when you look at the motivation, when you look at the exceptional amount of incompetency, and when we're talking Occam's razor, the most likely thing that happened here to me was this was a planned operation and this was highly intentional.
00:39:59.240 To me, that is the most logical perspective to take here.
00:40:04.320 Whereas, you know, again, you can sit down and you can just look at it bit by bit at incompetency.
00:40:09.440 But when you look at the big picture here, it's like, holy cow, there's nobody on the planet that would be more likely to be assassinated than Donald Trump.
00:40:17.780 And the amazing level of incompetency is just astounding.
00:40:22.300 Let me ask you what a person's and this is an opinion, obviously, you're not an expert on this by any stretch.
00:40:30.240 but let me just begin this something i threw out the other night you've been shot you've been
00:40:35.800 dogpiled by secret service members there's still an active shooter out there somewhere
00:40:41.360 what's your reaction i mean we're we're talking about instinct now right we're talking about
00:40:48.360 you know like all reason has escaped you at this stage and you're dealing with complete and total
00:40:54.680 instinct what would be a normal person's instinct in that situation i personally think 99 of people
00:41:03.080 would cower and would be protective of themselves and they would they would they would go into
00:41:08.260 flight mode rather than fight mode right if we've seen anything from donald trump every time that
00:41:14.480 man is put under pressure every time that man gets squeezed he comes back stronger than ever
00:41:21.100 fighting harder than ever with a vengeance so to me for trump the most likely thing to happen in
00:41:28.960 that scenario is exactly what he did i think for most people you would not see anything like that
00:41:34.640 but for for a guy like donald trump it is no surprise to me that he put his fist in the air
00:41:39.580 and told everybody to fight fight fight after being shot uh by by an attempted assassination
00:41:45.080 now apparently the next morning he was playing golf at mar-a-lago before flying out to wisconsin
00:41:53.220 or is it wisconsin yes wisconsin for the republican national convention with this
00:41:57.680 massive band-aid on his ear there's video of him getting into his golf cart waving at people
00:42:02.700 as he drives off to the first tee and he's in the plane i mean we've got video of him arriving at
00:42:10.940 at the hospital uh allegedly if you could mute yourself for a few seconds rob we're going to put
00:42:17.500 this uh out there for people to see you guys go ahead and be the judge is this real video let's
00:42:24.140 make it big so everybody can see here is this real or is because we're not going to see trump
00:42:30.140 very long in this video and the video itself is only about 25 seconds is this
00:42:34.780 real or is this staged you guys be the judge throw it in the comments 0.86
00:42:40.940 Oh, look, there's the Melissa McCarthy right there at Secret Service in front.
00:43:10.940 oh yeah my we're we're front row and my friends have blood coming out of his head
00:43:16.840 oh there he is there he is okay okay he is he's walking he's walking and that's it that's that's
00:43:34.860 all we get that's all we get rob if you could unmute yourself what do you think of that video
00:43:43.480 i honestly don't know what to think shadow because again like i'm thinking you know like
00:43:49.500 from a workplace perspective if somebody gets an infection in their eye like you did
00:43:53.860 at work so i i would it would be no surprise to me that he did go to the emergency room and get
00:44:00.600 some treatment and get checked out to make sure that he was he was he was healthy and happy and
00:44:04.240 safe the whole nine yards right he he does not appear in that video at all do you notice that
00:44:11.280 i mean from the vantage point vantage point that it's being taken somebody stands up in front of
00:44:15.500 the camera right but you do get a very small glimpse of possibly somebody who looks like
00:44:22.780 donald trump going through the front doors it just seems ridiculous to me at this stage of the game
00:44:29.120 like right there's so so again and what's what i'm loving about this is the left is doing
00:44:35.860 everything possible to try to somehow make him look bad you know i i looked at the thread on x
00:44:43.340 today and it was people who were debating uh the bandage on his ear and how inappropriate the size 0.99
00:44:49.840 of the bandage was and how that means that and i was like this is just fucking stupid at this point 0.98
00:44:55.180 guys like you are really grasping straws here if the only argument you have is the bandage is not 0.99
00:45:01.820 does not look like a typical bandage someone would use on their ear after getting shot
00:45:05.600 yeah yeah the other argument i'm hearing a lot of is there's a lot of people who are arguing now
00:45:12.400 that he couldn't have gotten shot in the ear because the um the force uh from the bullet
00:45:20.920 would be such that even if it grazed you it would damage your face significantly and you know the
00:45:27.140 point i keep making to these people when they bring that up is have you ever shot a paper target with
00:45:32.140 a high caliber bullet if you have you know that the size of the hole in that target is the size
00:45:37.960 of the bullet yeah there's no other damage done to that target than what the bullet touches on
00:45:43.620 the target so the same thing goes for a human body is you're not going to get within an inch of
00:45:48.980 somebody and do damage with the five five six two two three caliber bullet just because it got close
00:45:55.680 to them i just find all of this so incredible and it's interesting times we're living in man i mean
00:46:03.740 how long rob have you been aware of all this or are you one of these guys that has been aware and
00:46:10.520 awake for 20 years or is this a recent thing for you 2000 it was actually august august 11th of
00:46:18.480 2017 is when I made my first video and I wasn't aware I wasn't engaged I was a young dad
00:46:25.840 little kids in the house the liberals were in power and the NDP got in power in Alberta
00:46:32.200 and shadow I was so angry that the only outlet I had was to start talking about politics and my
00:46:40.920 thoughts and it was really a way it was a relief out for me um getting into this and as i as i
00:46:48.520 researched more and learned more and enjoyed content creation and everything that's where
00:46:53.100 i really started learning about the ins and outs and developing you know of course like everybody
00:46:58.380 i started out believing what i heard and you know listening to politicians and their intent and what
00:47:04.120 they said and taking their word for it and gradually you know you get burnt enough times
00:47:07.500 which is it's part of the process you learn who to trust who not to trust and how to form your
00:47:12.300 own opinions and you know here i am 2024 and i've got a vast amount of opinions that conflict with
00:47:18.740 almost every one of my followers at some point or another but there's logic right they make sense
00:47:24.240 right how far down the rabbit hole have you gone and uh because i mean politics is one thing
00:47:30.680 and i completely understood when trudeau got into power in 2015 that we were in for it especially
00:47:37.160 especially i thought it was going to be worse if they formed uh some kind of a coalition with the
00:47:42.220 ndp and then year yeah and then years later they did and i went oh my god this is going to be
00:47:47.720 so bad for the country but i was completely at that stage anyway completely and totally unaware
00:47:53.700 of the world economic forum and the club of rome and and so over time you get all of this
00:48:00.060 information and i have been completely updated over and over again through this entire awakening
00:48:07.020 process for me and it seems like just when you're on cruise something else comes and kicks you right
00:48:13.460 in the testes right and you go oh my god i can't even believe this and this i think this past
00:48:18.780 weekend is probably one of those moments that that means something but we just don't know exactly
00:48:25.860 what it means yet how far down that rabbit hole have you gone what at what point do you think
00:48:31.880 the great reset is actually going to completely and totally be upon us or do you not even believe
00:48:38.140 in that so so i do believe that there is a massive shift happening and it's a gradual painful shift
00:48:45.320 and people are fighting and brawling every step of the way against it i don't think it's smooth
00:48:51.340 i don't think it's an easy transition for these leaders to step into but what i do think is i'll
00:48:57.180 tell you where i go to with this stuff shadow is not a highly organized and coordinated effort
00:49:02.620 i more look at it as there's very there's a very limited number of strategic points leaders need
00:49:08.960 to hit to break down society right and if they hit those notes effectively then they can actually
00:49:17.520 like i like i've always been about low uh low investment solutions so so low cost solutions
00:49:27.240 when it comes to stuff and if i'm thinking from a leader's perspective a world leader a leader of a
00:49:33.000 country who does follow marxist ideology and wants to implement those principles i'm thinking what's
00:49:39.000 the biggest bang for your buck and there's there's very there's a very limited number of things you
00:49:42.820 would have to do to cause what we're seeing right now. So I don't look at all of the actions as
00:49:47.660 intentional. I look at a very limited number of actions as intentional that lead to what appears
00:49:54.540 to be a coordinated effort. For example, I'm not a highly religious person, but I have done my
00:50:02.400 research into what Satanism is and isn't. And Satanism is not a worship of Satan. Satanism is
00:50:09.780 worship of self and to take a society and lead it down a path that you not only justify
00:50:16.340 worshiping self and giving into all of your carnal desires but you in fact convince people
00:50:22.160 that it's morally superior to do that that's a great way to completely erode society and values
00:50:30.240 and morals and principles because who doesn't want a great reason to be a degenerate i don't
00:50:37.340 So if you can actually convince society that it's not only fun, but it's morally superior to be a degenerate, right?
00:50:46.780 That's a high leverage move you can make in society to gain a lot of control.
00:50:52.560 And interestingly, you know, it's funny you say that too.
00:50:55.380 It's a very good point because they're having a hell of a time doing it to us.
00:50:59.820 Those of us who have got ingrained values, right?
00:51:03.780 Societal values, Western values. 0.83
00:51:06.380 so what do they do then they go after our children the those who have not yet developed
00:51:12.000 those values completely right yeah and and all they need to do shadow is they just need to do
00:51:18.800 a limited number of things very well repeatedly and relentlessly and eventually it gets ingrained 0.88
00:51:26.460 in future generations this is you look at china's plan for for to become a world superpower and take 0.79
00:51:32.700 over the planet basically this is not a short-term thing this is a generational strategy these people
00:51:38.840 use yeah so again i when i look at this stuff i'm not i'm not a conspiracy-minded person
00:51:44.960 but i do see a very limited number of high leverage movements that these people can make
00:51:51.240 that would give them massive amounts of power over society that would completely destroy everything
00:51:57.080 that the the the substance of everything that holds the glue that holds society together you
00:52:02.800 could you could obliterate that glue with a very limited number of highly strategic movements and
00:52:09.500 actions and and things that you could do to actually destroy you know when you look at the
00:52:14.860 erosion of christianity yeah you know again i'm not a religious guy but i'm a firm believer that
00:52:20.460 that's important that is a very important thing because aside from having a morals-based you know
00:52:29.360 i like like like a like a religion or something like that the only other option is we all do what
00:52:35.940 we like to do and we all like to be degenerates we all like to serve ourselves we all like to do
00:52:43.180 what makes us feel good so as soon as they break down that structure you're left with a society
00:52:48.580 be filled with people who are self-serving materialistic and only do what they want to do
00:52:52.260 that benefits them and makes them feel good and this has been going on for quite some time have
00:52:57.400 they implemented everything and are they in repeat mode right now do you think well they're still in
00:53:02.560 repeat mode because there's still a long way to go here there's there's still a lot of fight left
00:53:05.820 in us but again it's a generational strategy it's something that they need to repeat for 30 40 50
00:53:10.960 years well you look you look you know you look back in the the 1900s the 1920s 30s 40s you look
00:53:17.720 at how strong how cohesive society was you look at how strong the family unit was and it took them
00:53:23.240 50 60 70 years to get us to the point we're at now and they're still not there you're probably
00:53:29.180 looking at you know the same repeated movements the simple things that they're doing over and
00:53:33.640 over again for another 20 30 years until we see a complete breakdown of things right you think it's
00:53:38.200 going to take that long i think so yep i think so i i think there's there's there's a really
00:53:43.340 strong holdout here of people like ourselves who who don't give up and don't want to but what's
00:53:49.780 going to happen is we're going to die yeah right yeah and and eventually our only hope is when this
00:53:56.840 this this contingent of people who are strong-minded and willed and know what's happening
00:54:01.480 you know they they play a much longer game than we do you know it's interesting that you should
00:54:08.000 say that i had a conversation this morning while i was waiting outside the doctor's office at 8 30
00:54:12.980 a.m. with an older fella and he was just standing there minding his own business i walked up and i
00:54:20.500 thought well let's have a conversation while we're waiting so we started talking he and i and i'm
00:54:26.420 i'm trying to size him up as i'm looking at him and i'm thinking this guy's got to be 80 80 81
00:54:32.500 years old in around that area turns out came out in the conversation about five minutes in that he
00:54:38.100 was 99 years old and he had been uh he had this little growth on his face and that's why he was
00:54:46.640 at the doctor but we had this incredibly fascinating incredibly stimulating conversation
00:54:53.660 about how life used to be and he was lamenting the breakdown in our society and some of the
00:55:01.340 things that he's seen in the last just in the last few years although he couldn't put his finger on
00:55:07.580 it rob yeah he didn't quite know what it was yeah and i thought hmm this is interesting i wish we
00:55:14.240 had time to go deeper into this but there's a guy who who saw it right and those people aren't left
00:55:21.740 those people i mean the guys that we used to see on remembrance day in school remember they they
00:55:26.160 were battles you know hardened guys from world war ii or korea those guys would come in and they
00:55:31.520 would tell us how the war was how it really was they were there they were on the front lines well
00:55:36.700 you're not going to get those guys coming into schools anymore because those guys are mostly all
00:55:40.620 gone. So how is it that the kids these days can even understand and comprehend what a real war
00:55:50.240 is like? They can't. And so they've become soft and complacent and victims. And there's nothing
00:55:56.680 that you and I can say about it because we weren't in the wars. We only heard the stories about the
00:56:01.640 wars so all we're doing is just relating stories we've heard from people who were there yeah and 1.00
00:56:07.360 and i think that's what they've been waiting for they're waiting for the last of that breed to die
00:56:12.700 well and not just that shadow like if you have a population that's comfortable and satisfied
00:56:18.760 and fed they're not going to fight yeah it's not a factor here so so so so back then people
00:56:27.860 felt motivated to fight people felt that things that completely go to the wayside now people
00:56:34.760 felt those things were important and you needed to take a stand on those things and that's missing
00:56:39.640 today nobody feels that everybody's content you look at how far we've been pushed and there's
00:56:45.680 been no fight you look at how far it's eroded and there hasn't even been close to a fight the
00:56:51.660 best thing we had was the trucker convoy that was a brief period of time that gained some traction
00:56:57.100 but shadow that's the best we had and we're the tackle right got stomped out pretty quickly
00:57:04.480 yeah in in two days they were able to to take it out and you know for for as much as i i mean i'm
00:57:11.280 not going to sit here and say you know it failed it was a failure because it wasn't i mean i believe
00:57:15.940 that the the legacy you know that was one of our finest finest moments as far as i'm concerned as
00:57:21.840 as a country i mean that should be you know in canada's highlight reel right like all those uh
00:57:27.920 vignette moments that we see on tv uh we used to see on tv they've kind of taken that away too
00:57:33.560 haven't they canadian vignettes we don't see those anymore i wonder if that's by design
00:57:38.080 but that country is not something that's that's permitted anymore it's not something yeah well
00:57:43.640 we're the world's first post-national state so where do we go from here now rob what do we do
00:57:49.880 what is the next play so so back back to the trucker convoy you know when that was happening
00:57:56.100 i was very optimistic but what i was saying was this if this is the start of something bigger
00:58:04.300 then we're gonna actually win we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna bring the pendulum back to
00:58:09.300 where it belongs that's that's where my i was waiting to see what happened and the trucker
00:58:14.980 convoy was not the start of something bigger. It was the bigger thing. And that's where I kind of
00:58:20.540 lost hope. And unfortunately, Shadow, like we can fight until our last dying breath. But we are on
00:58:28.040 a slope towards what our leaders want us to be and want us to have and want us to live like.
00:58:35.120 And I personally don't know what the right thing to do here, because let's just call it a thought
00:58:41.820 experiment there was a time when this type of thing would have been met with violence
00:58:48.300 it would have been met with the strongest opposition you could possibly imagine from
00:58:53.660 the populace you know they would have gotten 10 as far as they had when you say this type of thing
00:58:59.380 are you talking about the dei you're talking about the trans are you talking about the palestine
00:59:04.400 protests or all of it all together i'm just talking about the entire shift in society that
00:59:09.340 we're seeing all of the erosion we're seeing there was a time where that would have been met
00:59:14.400 strongly by the populace and here they pushed us further than they ever pushed a population
00:59:20.840 and what's everybody doing a lot of the population is fighting to allow them to continue doing it
00:59:27.340 yeah that's the problem i mean it's it's you know you look at that and you go i can't even believe
00:59:34.220 that you people have been so brainwashed
00:59:37.460 as to think that what you're doing
00:59:39.400 is for the greater good.
00:59:41.800 And they do.
00:59:43.180 It's insane.
00:59:44.500 And when you ask them,
00:59:45.460 and sadly,
00:59:46.860 that conversation wound up this morning
00:59:49.200 with that older fellow,
00:59:50.380 that 99-year-old guy,
00:59:52.100 him hating on Donald Trump.
00:59:53.480 He did not like Donald Trump.
00:59:54.740 He thinks that Donald Trump
00:59:55.740 is going to be a dictator.
00:59:57.660 And I asked him why.
00:59:59.760 And he said,
01:00:00.380 well, it's just because
01:00:01.140 that's what they say on the news.
01:00:02.480 And I went, oh, no.
01:00:04.220 oh no so he has been brainwashed by the left-wing corporate media and and he's not coming back i
01:00:12.360 mean i i suppose if i'd had more time with him i might have been able because it was a really good
01:00:17.980 conversation up until then but then rob it it became he was incensed at just the sound of
01:00:27.440 donald trump's name he became you know and so maybe that's some kind of conditioning that we've
01:00:33.360 been put through maybe it's a combination of media and this vaccine or whatever i have no idea man
01:00:40.360 but it's purely the media influence because what the media tells you about trump is he says mean 0.99
01:00:46.520 things and he's an asshole that's what the media tells everybody what they don't tell you is how 0.98
01:00:52.700 many lives were saved during the trump presidency because of conflicts that didn't start because 1.00
01:00:58.840 trump is a strong man but he's a peacemaker because people know if they fuck around with 0.97
01:01:03.780 trump it's going to hurt really badly if you don't hear about the hundreds of thousands 0.98
01:01:08.260 potentially millions like like that conflict with ukraine and russia i strongly believe with a trump
01:01:14.520 presidency that would have fizzled out and that wouldn't have gone very far so when you look at
01:01:18.920 the lives just let alone just look alone at the lives that could have been saved or that were
01:01:25.340 saved during a trump presidency that is every reason in the world right there to absolutely
01:01:30.600 adore that man and what do these people say well he said something mean about hillary clinton
01:01:36.240 and rosie o'donnell it's not even it's not even what he said it's what the msnbcs or the cnn's
01:01:44.420 are saying that he said which is completely bogus you know like they keep lying about you know or
01:01:50.720 partially lying about the things he said and he caused an insurrection is what the gentleman said 0.71
01:01:56.460 to me this morning and i said no bullshit i ever heard in my life he told people to go home he did
01:02:01.400 not cause it and he told people to go home that's what he said like like the man gets no credit 0.97
01:02:06.080 the largest funding of funder of terror on the face of the planet was on its knees iran was on
01:02:11.720 its knees under trump china was on its knees under trump all of these major players that are
01:02:17.840 committing atrocities were terrified of the man how is that not a net positive for the entire globe
01:02:24.480 but again like you said something mean i guess he's a terrible person right
01:02:30.560 yeah but again shadow they tried for almost a decade to dig something up on that man to ruin
01:02:36.460 his life and i think it says a lot that after almost a decade of trying even when they fabricated
01:02:42.260 things they couldn't make them stick yeah they've and they keep trying and the same old same old
01:02:48.320 like that debate between him and biden right like what did he call what did biden say what did he
01:02:52.940 bring up was it the uh oh the thing he was supposed to have said in europe regarding the veterans the
01:03:00.640 suckers and losers or something right like that's been that's been completely debunked over and over 0.59
01:03:05.380 and over again and biden still brought that up rob it's been a great time having you on the show 0.97
01:03:10.420 tonight man and you're welcome back at any point how do we find you on social media are you all
01:03:15.440 across or are you on one specifically so so my main following is facebook just rob bootlier
01:03:21.220 uh my name right on the screen here it's just the blog page i'm actually uh my title there as a man
01:03:26.500 as canada's premier political supermodel is
01:03:29.580 and then i do have i'm on instagram rob.bootlier.actual is my instagram tag um i've got
01:03:40.060 another large following on tiktok everybody attacked me about tiktok shadow and they're 0.51
01:03:44.220 like oh my god china's spying on you guess what every government has every piece of information 0.75
01:03:49.520 they want on me tiktok's no different it's just exactly it's a chinese platform everybody loses
01:03:55.000 so i've got a huge following on tiktok and i'm the patriotic dad on tiktok so anybody who wants
01:04:00.260 to look me up can follow me on those platforms and so what do you do like you do five ten minute
01:04:04.160 videos just uh rants every now and again when you're feeling like something is a little bit off
01:04:09.260 I worked with a lot of media organizations.
01:04:11.240 I'm actually part owner of the Buffalo Tribune, an indigenous media company.
01:04:14.980 And we really tried to schedule my rants and, you know, build contact and scripts and stuff like that.
01:04:21.920 And it just sucked because I'll tell you, Shadow, when you see a video come out that I made, it's because I was sitting there pissed off and I had something to say.
01:04:31.360 And that's my schedule.
01:04:32.920 When I get pissed off, a video comes out.
01:04:34.820 well you gotta get pissed off more often man because i like your stuff thanks rob for coming
01:04:41.320 on tonight man we'll we'll find you and follow you on tiktok and facebook and all the other ones
01:04:46.020 we can find you on and you're welcome back anytime my friend thank you awesome man i really enjoyed
01:04:49.740 it thanks for having me on all right uh there's rob bootlier you guys you can find him as the
01:04:53.920 pissed off dad on tiktok like you just said or find him uh rob bootlier on facebook i think he's
01:05:00.060 got 70,000 followers on Facebook, which is more than I have. Now, having said that, I had a
01:05:05.400 conversation with Facebook, was it yesterday or today? And they told me that they haven't been
01:05:13.240 suppressing my page whatsoever. And hey, you know what? They're right. I mean, a lot of the posts
01:05:18.920 that we've been making on the page lately have gotten big circulation. One, the other day got
01:05:24.480 2 000 likes and comments and 20 000 views and this walk and talk video i did the other day got 42 000
01:05:32.300 views something like that but when it comes to actual followers on the page they refuse to let
01:05:38.440 it grow any larger than 53 000 it'll get to 53 000 and maybe 60 or something and then it just
01:05:45.580 starts to like they it goes down and down and down again all in 12 hours i'll lose 100 followers and
01:05:51.660 they build slowly back up and then they go down again. And I asked them, I said, are you guys
01:05:56.080 shadow banning me? Are you like taking followers? We don't do that here at Facebook. So then I had
01:06:02.600 a conversation with Meta AI last night. Meta AI. You guys can actually do this too. Just open up
01:06:09.960 your messenger on Instagram or Facebook and ask Meta AI to come on, have a chat with them. And
01:06:16.200 you can ask questions and meta ai actually said to me yeah yeah meta shadow bans you should call
01:06:24.020 them up and find out why i said is this page shadow ban and meta ai said i really can't answer
01:06:30.520 that you'll have to talk to them but yeah yeah yeah meta does shadow ban so meta ai admitted it
01:06:35.880 but the employees of meta will not i find it very interesting as the censorship fight continues
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01:07:07.040 much much more to discuss and if you're not going to join us there i'll catch you tomorrow night at
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01:07:19.620 and i'll talk to you tomorrow night or in two minutes on the website
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