The Shadoe Davis Show - July 17th⧸2025- Who Was Jeffrey Epstein, Carney's Blatant Lying

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00:04:30.000 hello how are you guys doing welcome to shadow at night this is thursday july the 17th 2025

00:04:54.960 and on the show tonight who was Jeffrey Epstein anyway and why are they so adamant about blocking

00:05:04.080 these files I mean the Trump administration said back in January even earlier during the election

00:05:09.080 campaign in November October we're gonna release the Epstein files the attorney general said yeah

00:05:16.860 I've got him on my desk and then three or four months later she turns around and she says well

00:05:22.380 those weren't actual files why would the head of the fbi cash patel and dan bongino say nothing to

00:05:35.880 see here guy committed suicide suddenly this after years of speculation by dan bongino himself on his

00:05:43.080 show which he's no longer on because he's doing other things that there was a massive conspiracy

00:05:50.440 a massive conspiracy going on and something happened something something happened so we're

00:06:01.360 going to run some video tonight to maybe explain what happened or what didn't happen and we're also 0.53

00:06:09.860 going to talk about mark carney's lying because the man is a pathological liar politicians usually

00:06:16.960 are but he's not he's not a politician not really he's an investment banker well no actually he's a

00:06:23.120 central banker and a businessman worth hundreds of millions of dollars apparently 103 conflicts

00:06:30.060 of interest what did pierre poly have to say about this well we've got video of that

00:06:33.800 where did political correctness begin

00:06:37.980 take a wild guess where political correctness began write it down in the comments

00:06:46.620 when and where do you guys think political correctness began because i'll tell you this

00:06:52.940 it's not what you think it's something way deeper goes back way further than what you might be

00:07:00.120 thinking so we're going to get into that and the ostrich farm what about the ostrich farm no ruling

00:07:05.060 yet i think katie and karen were still on route they got some flight delays from ottawa back to bc

00:07:09.720 so they may have gotten back to the farm today i'm not exactly sure what's going on there

00:07:14.300 we're not expecting a ruling in that situation from the appeals court of canada until

00:07:18.880 early next week at the soonest so everything's okay for now as far as chris barber is concerned

00:07:26.380 tamara leach posted this the other day by the way i know i said this in a in a stand-up i did a

00:07:32.180 couple of days ago while i was on the road back to winnipeg from bc tamara you and duane and

00:07:39.720 Kootenai Jack, you rocked it, man.

00:07:42.340 You set the tone for that event on Saturday.

00:07:46.280 It was absolutely flippin' amazing,

00:07:48.420 and thank you for putting the whole thing together,

00:07:50.540 you and Marty, and all of the others who were involved, obviously,

00:07:53.780 but thank you very much for doing that.

00:07:56.020 So appreciated, and it was an incredible gathering of people

00:07:59.880 this past weekend.

00:08:02.420 I went out because I promised I would emcee it a month and a half ago,

00:08:05.960 and I'm a man of my words, so I had to go back out and do that.

00:08:09.280 it's going to be a while before i do that again i'll tell you not just driving to bc but driving

00:08:14.020 long distances in general it's it's a lot more taxing than you think right 19 20 straight hours

00:08:21.800 in a car well this past route back i broke it up a bit more and stopped in different places along

00:08:27.480 the way but i'll tell you man i'm still not quite back to normal after after everything having said

00:08:33.420 that something will probably come up and you'll see me there that's just the way things go in

00:08:39.100 this crazy world anyway tamara posted this a couple of days ago on her facebook she said

00:08:44.020 trial update the judges denied chris barber's sop application written reasons to follow they

00:08:50.760 don't have to give you the reasons immediately they just say no that's it sorry about your luck

00:08:56.200 chuck sentencing hearing to commence wednesday morning july 23rd so in six days chris and tara

00:09:02.340 tamara will be out there it's going to go on for three days apparently sentencing maybe two and a

00:09:07.260 half she says we received the crown's materials including a 1040 page book of authorities they'll

00:09:14.720 be referencing in order to convince the judge chris and i should be sent to a penitentiary

00:09:18.740 for two years for mischief and then seize and destroy his truck big red

00:09:23.380 what else does she say here in other news an ontario resident who was attempting to purchase

00:09:31.100 sex from an underage girl has been granted a conditional discharge to prevent his

00:09:36.700 deportation in order to

00:09:38.800 avoid microaggressions back home.

00:09:41.420 Probably.

00:09:42.760 He says probably.

00:09:44.880 So yeah, that sentencing starts

00:09:46.460 next Wednesday and Chris

00:09:48.680 Carbert got in touch with me today. Of course

00:09:50.680 he's released now from Drumheller

00:09:53.060 Penitentiary and he's going to be

00:09:54.880 coming on the show at some point very soon.

00:09:56.700 Very excited to see Chris

00:09:58.720 and hear his story

00:10:00.940 about the last three years and how it's

00:10:02.840 been for him and maybe get an update

00:10:04.940 on Tony Olenek as well.

00:10:06.700 So, hello, everybody. Hello, Roseanne, watching from Nippon. Nippon? I don't know. Nippian, maybe? Am I reading that right, or am I not? I don't know.

00:10:20.380 Hello, Debbie, watching in Winnipeg. Roseanne is watching somewhere in southern Manitoba. Carla, hello. Sorry I missed you this time. You're in Calgary.

00:10:27.180 uh glory is in winnipeg hello michael watching in brampton heather is watching tonight from

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00:10:56.520 possibly can. The show begins in 30 seconds.

00:11:26.520 all right so we've got the senate gop the senate gop blocking the release of the epstein files

00:11:41.740 look at this the gop by the way for those not in the know is the republican party they've blocked

00:11:48.240 the resolution demanding trump release the epstein files why and trump called it a hoax the other day

00:11:55.300 Why is he not releasing these files after promising to do so?

00:11:59.540 Maybe, maybe he hadn't seen them all back during the election campaign or even six months ago.

00:12:04.940 Maybe he didn't see the damning evidence and how deep it really goes.

00:12:11.680 Maybe he didn't see any of that until the last couple of weeks and he had to change his mind.

00:12:17.740 Maybe he's being threatened.

00:12:18.880 Maybe his family is being threatened.

00:12:20.400 I don't know.

00:12:21.160 But Senate Republicans today blocked the latest Democrat attempt to formally demand the Trump administration release files related to the government's investigation of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

00:12:34.860 Disgraced financier. Who was he? Was he a Mossad agent? Was he a CIA agent? Was he both? Was he just a financier? A pimp?

00:12:45.920 who was this guy how deep oh and by the way democrats and those on the left all those on

00:12:53.160 the left canadian lefties as well would have you believe that they're the only ones who are now

00:12:58.860 demanding the release of the epstein files and if you don't release the epstein files or demand 0.98

00:13:05.380 for the files to be released then you're scum

00:13:08.900 more division right like they're cutting the pie even finer

00:13:15.140 why it matters according to axios well democrats on capitol hill are steadily ramping up the

00:13:21.420 pressure on republicans to break with trump asserting that those who don't are essentially

00:13:26.220 colluding with a white house-led cover-up why didn't they demand the release of the epstein

00:13:33.660 files when biden was president if biden was president senator ruben gallego from arizona

00:13:39.420 request thursday today for unanimous consent to pass a resolution demanding the release of

00:13:44.400 epstein-related documents drew an objection from senator mark wayne mullen of oklahoma who called

00:13:50.420 the move pure theater it takes just one senator to block a unanimous consent request the fbi and

00:13:56.660 justice department concluded that epstein died by suicide and that he did not have a client list

00:14:02.960 axio scooped that earlier this month interesting who's victor marx by the way

00:14:09.660 Who is this guy?

00:14:12.080 Victor Marks.

00:14:12.660 Here's a picture of Victor Marks right there.

00:14:16.780 Victor Marks is the founder of All Things Possible Ministries

00:14:20.820 and a Turning Point USA faith contributor.

00:14:23.340 The man is also a former Marine,

00:14:25.140 master of mixed martial arts,

00:14:26.780 weapons expert, seven-time black belt.

00:14:29.880 And what he does is he rescues children 0.98

00:14:34.300 from these sex rings that we've heard so much about these past few years and here he is talking

00:14:43.320 about why maybe the trump administration is not releasing these files here i'm the gentleman that

00:14:51.360 was on the sean ryan podcast i talked about pedophilia and explained how their networks

00:14:56.700 And on this show, I clearly communicated a couple of years now ago that the Epstein list would never be revealed.

00:15:06.780 And I gave great insight to it, but I want to take my time now to explain to you, all that are watching, why it's not coming out.

00:15:17.180 And this is coming from someone who, one, hunts pedophiles and protects children through our task force.

00:15:26.700 But the other, I mean, the hard reason is because I was a kid who was abused as a child.

00:15:34.440 So this is the reality that I want people to understand. 0.78

00:15:38.400 And the reason why the Epstein list will not come out, like I've said from the beginning, is because it is an intelligence operation. 0.78

00:15:48.180 the best form of currency right now for control and power in our world is videos or pictures of 0.68

00:15:56.980 children being abused by certain adults when you have those as leverage you can control a person

00:16:05.220 to make decisions that will shape nations and truly

00:16:09.940 and truly make the difference

00:16:14.220 in both political, legal, business, and world economics.

00:16:20.040 The moment you prosecute a pedophile

00:16:22.520 that would be on that list,

00:16:24.000 you lose the leverage on them

00:16:25.980 and you also risk them telling the rest of the story.

00:16:34.220 So here's my advice.

00:16:36.720 There should be righteous indignation.

00:16:38.780 I have it.

00:16:39.940 Many of you feel lied to, which you were, by our FBI and DOJ.

00:16:47.580 But I'm telling you that those victims are now adults.

00:16:51.980 And what you miss is what we do every day, and that's protect children in our country

00:16:57.720 and around the world by those who are still doing the pedophilia, that are still abusing

00:17:03.700 kids.

00:17:04.700 And listen, I just want to say this, it's very important for you to understand.

00:17:09.500 There are millions of children who suffer abuse nightly in the U.S.

00:17:13.280 And because of that, when they hear about the Epstein's list or kids being trafficked and they're not part of that, guess what?

00:17:21.380 They make their abuse and suffering very small, which before God, it's not.

00:17:26.560 So please help us focus on protecting the kids right now as we work by, through and with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies.

00:17:38.900 And listen to me, we don't take their money.

00:17:41.340 We actually provide for them, for the men and women who really want justice to protect kids right now.

00:17:48.800 So, man, may God help us with the Epstein deal.

00:17:54.140 But what we have to focus on right now is those kids being abused.

00:18:00.440 Sexual exploitation tonight, tomorrow.

00:18:03.980 and that's why we've had over 50 mous signed again with federal state and local law enforcement

00:18:12.300 for us to come alongside and provide for them to help them get the worst of the worst so thank you

00:18:19.560 and we appreciate you and please keep all things possible ministries and protecting

00:18:26.060 children's innocent task force in your prayers god bless you

00:18:33.980 Victor Marks, the All Things Possible podcast.

00:18:44.480 Here is the website, Carl Marks.

00:18:46.920 No, Carl.

00:18:47.700 Victor Marks.

00:18:49.560 VictorMarks.com.

00:18:50.600 The Trauma to Triumph story of Victor Marks.

00:18:54.020 There he is with his black belt on and his wife from victim to Victor.

00:18:58.560 At age five, Victor was molested and left in a commercial cooler to die.

00:19:02.780 He endured a childhood marked with physical and sexual abuse,

00:19:06.320 multiple stepfathers, 14 schools, 17 different houses.

00:19:13.600 Overcoming a childhood marked by abuse,

00:19:15.620 Victor has accomplished more than many would ever have imagined,

00:19:18.600 and now he rescues children.

00:19:21.820 You would think of all people who want these files to come out

00:19:27.140 that he would probably be number one on that list.

00:19:32.780 So for him to say what he said means a little bit more, at least to me.

00:19:38.960 Getting back to Epstein for a second at his suicide.

00:19:44.180 What do you believe?

00:19:45.700 Like I said, Trump called it a hoax the other day.

00:19:47.880 The Epstein hoax, he called it.

00:19:49.240 The Epstein hoax.

00:19:50.140 We've got more important things to worry about.

00:19:54.040 People aren't buying it.

00:19:56.240 MAGA is not buying it.

00:19:58.180 Trump's base is not buying it. 0.52

00:20:01.640 Could he have killed himself in that cell?

00:20:06.700 I don't think so.

00:20:08.800 You guys know who Michael Francis is?

00:20:11.200 He's a former capo in the Colombo crime family in New York.

00:20:15.980 He has a podcast now as well.

00:20:18.820 And apparently he spent time, years actually,

00:20:22.600 in the very same cell that Jeffrey Epstein was in.

00:20:26.340 And here he is earlier on Newsmax.

00:20:28.700 Time in the exact cell where Epstein was later held.

00:20:37.060 Michael, welcome back to the program.

00:20:40.140 Tell us about that cell and what do you make of these revelations that there is a minute missing from the surveillance video, Michael?

00:20:52.100 Well, listen, you know, I spent seven months on that tier and in those cells.

00:20:56.460 And the first thing I have to say, there's just you. There's no way you are able to commit suicide.

00:21:02.820 There's just no way. There's no way to hang yourself. There's nothing from the ceiling.

00:21:06.320 There's nothing from the bed. You'd have to be a midget and work really hard to try to hang yourself. 1.00

00:21:12.080 And I don't think you can accomplish it at that point. You know, as far as the cameras being off, I have an experience that I did eight years in prison. 1.00

00:21:19.220 And I haven't experienced cameras being broken in the perfect storm of correctional officers not walking those cells.

00:21:27.300 They walk in and they look in on you all the time.

00:21:29.880 As a matter of fact, you know, sometimes it's embarrassing to go to the toilet because they're walking past you and looking in the cell constantly.

00:21:36.880 So I've said this from day one.

00:21:39.320 I do not believe it was suicide.

00:21:41.360 I can't talk about what happened to him, but I don't believe it was a suicide because you just couldn't physically do it.

00:21:47.480 It's almost it would be almost impossible to do it.

00:21:51.440 So that's number one.

00:21:52.960 You know, it must be interesting, Michael.

00:21:55.040 When you look at the video, though, it must be interesting because, you know, the area.

00:21:59.000 I mean, we all look at this and it just looks like a prison.

00:22:01.400 But this must look very familiar to you.

00:22:04.780 Absolutely.

00:22:05.540 Very familiar.

00:22:06.440 You know, and the fact that a minute is missing, you know, look, everything around this guy.

00:22:10.900 I just did a very deep dive into him, which I'll be releasing on my platform in the next several days.

00:22:16.520 you know look there's there's no way that this person operated alone you know look they have

00:22:24.680 the videos alan dershowitz recently said that he saw the client list but because there's people

00:22:29.800 that he know he can't because he's an attorney he can't you know reveal what he saw but he said

00:22:34.180 he saw the client list he's demanding that it be released you know to think that there's no flight

00:22:40.160 logs that there's no client list that the thousands of recordings that they had because

00:22:45.460 I found out for sure that he had cameras on every bedroom, every bedroom, recording everything.

00:22:52.900 And all of a sudden, all of it is gone. I mean, none of this makes sense. And look,

00:22:57.160 the only reason it's important, it's not that anybody's trying to say, come on, this guy was 0.54

00:23:01.420 a creep. And there was young women involved in this, young girls that were trafficked and abused.

00:23:07.680 I have daughters and I have granddaughters and I just don't like it. And anybody that's involved

00:23:12.760 in this should be held accountable i recently interviewed paul hutchinson who was you know a

00:23:18.280 major figure in the sound of freedom he was one of the one that went to rescue i think 51 or 52

00:23:24.280 of these young girls and young boys that were being exploited and trafficked i mean this has

00:23:29.160 got to stop and if these people are not held accountable it's just going to continue

00:23:33.240 and unfortunately it seems like it's people with power and money it seems that you know from what

00:23:38.680 my investigation uh you know that this les wexner was the first one that um uh epstein was able to

00:23:45.960 bribe and you know there's a lot of stuff here that needs to come out and it's really shameful

00:23:50.260 if it doesn't that's that's my opinion but as far as the jail cell we only know way there was we only

00:23:54.480 have yeah i want to go back to the jail cell because you have i mean you lived in that jail

00:23:59.720 cell um and just real quick again tell me would you have the privacy in that jail cell to take

00:24:09.320 your own life not only would you not have the privacy i don't understand how you would be able 0.73

00:24:16.320 to do it you have to hang yourself from something there's nothing on the ceiling that you can hang

00:24:22.080 a bed sheet on the bed is not that high i mean you have to try to lay down on the floor in some way

00:24:28.320 because Jeffrey Epstein was a fairly big guy. 0.96

00:24:31.580 You'd have to be a midget to even try to hang yourself. 1.00

00:24:35.160 So it's not a question of not only are there cameras on, 1.00

00:24:38.780 are there CEOs walking the tier constantly,

00:24:41.760 especially from what I understand,

00:24:43.380 Jeffrey Epstein was on suicide watch for a while.

00:24:46.180 They want you very, very closely.

00:24:48.300 Trust me on that.

00:24:49.680 So I just can't buy it.

00:24:52.160 I cannot buy it.

00:24:53.420 I'm sorry.

00:24:53.940 And I have no horse in this race other than my experience

00:24:56.980 and the fact that I just couldn't see it happening yeah so I saw I saw somebody

00:25:09.220 right in the comments it went by very quickly he's not dead now that to me

00:25:13.660 makes the most sense but how would they have done that one minute of missing

00:25:21.580 video could they have rushed him out in that one minute and put a body in there there's all kinds

00:25:29.580 of unanswered questions about this maybe some new sex trafficker appears in the next couple of years

00:25:38.300 named joffrey kleinstein and he's got a mustache

00:25:43.740 i don't know and i don't know if we'll ever know and that's the sad thing about this

00:25:53.460 you would have to think that somebody like donald trump

00:25:56.900 who talks a big game would be willing to put it on the line but he's got a family to think about

00:26:04.720 got a young son baron he's got three other kids a wife grandkids they're all at risk

00:26:13.340 these people play for keeps to the level that you and i have never even dreamt of before

00:26:22.240 have you ever been threatened i mean really threatened by anybody or anything

00:26:29.440 it can be pretty intimidating right i mean i've been threatened a few times in bars

00:26:34.780 by people chasing after me the last five years you know antifa types right government

00:26:42.160 and that was pretty off-putting but imagine thugs coming to your house in the middle of

00:26:50.200 the night somehow breaking into mar-a-lago coming to your bed and saying here's what we're going to

00:26:55.180 do or maybe it's not like that maybe it's just direct in the white house in the oval office

00:27:02.980 these guys sit there and say hey listen this is what we're going to do if you do this this is what

00:27:07.900 we're going to do if you do that if you don't do it your family will live don't worry about it

00:27:12.980 or maybe there's even bigger stakes countries falling

00:27:17.540 how deep

00:27:20.680 can these guys go

00:27:23.980 how many heads of state do they control you've got to wonder and how did they get in so deep in

00:27:33.800 the first place. And why is Mark Carney tied in with Ghislaine Maxwell? That question's never

00:27:42.260 been answered, has it? Mark Carney. Mark Carney. Lie, lie, lie, lie. Carney's ethics disclosure

00:27:49.540 raises plenty of questions. The elbows-up rhetoric, according to Brian Lilly of the

00:27:54.540 Toronto Sun, doesn't appear to include his own personal investments, according to data released

00:27:59.140 by the ethics commissioner yeah this came out last week i know i'm a little bit late on the

00:28:07.700 on this you guys but i did want to talk about it because come on let me shut this off before

00:28:13.360 it screws everything up okay so let's move back down investments in companies like chevron

00:28:20.980 marathon occidental and valero litter mark carney's investment portfolio that means the prime

00:28:28.280 minister, the man who spent years lecturing the world about green energy and decarbonization,

00:28:34.480 has been making money from oil exploration, drilling, refining, and pipelines. And he may

00:28:39.960 still be profiting from these activities. We simply don't know. The companies mentioned are

00:28:46.620 just four of several conventional energy companies listed in his ethics disclosure released late last

00:28:52.240 week. Carney came under pressure after becoming liberal leader. And during the federal election

00:28:57.600 to release his investment holdings

00:28:59.100 to clear up any potential conflicts of interest.

00:29:01.220 He refused.

00:29:02.600 He claimed several times that he had no conflicts of interest,

00:29:05.680 got testy with reporters who dared to ask him questions,

00:29:09.520 and said he was following all the rules.

00:29:12.400 Well, here, watch this piece put together

00:29:14.660 by our friend Chris Dacey of Dacey Media in Ottawa.

00:29:17.680 What conflict would you have?

00:29:18.960 No possible conflict of interest in your assets.

00:29:22.660 It's very difficult to believe.

00:29:25.900 Look inside yourself, Rosemary.

00:29:27.600 Mr. Carney, you said you had no possible conflicts of interest.

00:29:30.500 We now know you have 103.

00:29:32.600 Mr. Carney, Mark, look inside yourself.

00:29:35.380 What do you have to say to Canadians who feel they've been lied to?

00:29:38.760 Mr. Carney also said he only owned cash and real estate.

00:29:42.660 I own nothing but cash and personal real estate.

00:29:46.740 We now know he has over 500 investments, 90-something percent of them in the U.S., three total in Canada.

00:29:57.600 no answers for legacy media today no answers for daisy media either as mark carney rolls out of

00:30:08.500 here tariff still in place lies aplenty gas guzzling suvs for mr decarbonization too

00:30:23.160 Anyway, back to the story here.

00:30:25.900 Sure, Carney may have followed the letter of the law,

00:30:28.680 which only required these investments to be made public after the election,

00:30:32.260 but he didn't follow the spirit of full disclosure, for goodness sakes.

00:30:37.240 There's no possible conflict of interest in your assets.

00:30:39.980 Rosemary Barton of the CBC asked Carney,

00:30:42.700 look inside yourself, Rosemary, we just saw the video.

00:30:46.500 Well, his disclosure forms are out,

00:30:48.580 and he must step out of the room anytime he talks about any official matters or decision-making

00:30:54.500 processes that could impact 103 companies or funds listed in his disclosure. That list includes

00:31:04.760 Brookfield Asset Management, where he was chair of the board, includes Stripe, the payment processing

00:31:09.260 firm, and more than 100 other companies. What does Pierre Polyeb have to say about this?

00:31:16.460 and document all of these claims one by one.

00:31:20.880 First of all, during the election campaign, Mr. Carney said, and I quote,

00:31:25.620 I own nothing but cash and personal real estate, and that's not going to change in public life.

00:31:31.240 Well, it turns out, while he said that, he knowingly owned 574 stocks

00:31:36.440 and deferred profits and stock options in Brookfield and other companies.

00:31:44.780 so it was patently and now provably false for him to say he owned nothing but cash and real estate

00:31:50.840 two my assets are now in a blind trust so i don't know what exactly is in there that too is false

00:31:59.460 he must have known what was in that blind trust because he was the one that filled out the

00:32:03.560 paperwork for the ethics commissioner to report those holdings so he knew exactly what was in

00:32:10.700 his blind trust, and he just did not want Canadians to know before they went to the

00:32:14.880 polls. Finally, he said, and I quote, I do not have a connection with Brookfield Asset

00:32:21.240 Management. Well, it turns out that he has continuing stock options and deferred share

00:32:25.960 units in Brookfield Asset Management, and these options cannot be sold, or at least

00:32:31.480 not easily, and we have no reason to believe they have been. So when he said that he had

00:32:36.320 no connection to Brookfield. He was stating a patent falsehood. Now, why should we care? Why

00:32:43.520 should Canadians care about this? Well, Mr. Carney has shown in the past his willingness to use his

00:32:48.500 political connections in order to profit himself. For example, he said, let me see here, he gave

00:32:57.360 public endorsement of Westinghouse in the leaders' debate. Westinghouse is a nuclear energy company

00:33:03.580 which Brookfield is invested in.

00:33:05.920 He has announced he's going to spend billions of dollars on modular homes.

00:33:10.460 Brookfield is invested in modular homes.

00:33:12.940 He says he wants to subsidize heat pumps.

00:33:15.800 Brookfield is invested in heat pumps.

00:33:17.900 He says that jet fuel – in the past he has said that he helped influence regulatory changes

00:33:23.400 forcing aviation companies to buy certain kinds of jet fuel that one of his companies was invested in

00:33:30.240 so that air passengers have to pay more for their airline ticket

00:33:35.820 to subsidize this specialty jet fuel that profits a company

00:33:39.880 in which Mr. Carney had a financial interest.

00:33:44.520 There is more of that speech.

00:33:46.180 I just didn't want to play the entire 17 minutes,

00:33:48.700 but Paulyev does go through everything.

00:33:53.140 I wonder if people are still out there going,

00:33:55.660 elbows up, elbow...

00:33:58.160 Remember that video, that horrendous video?

00:34:03.460 You know who loves Mark Carney?

00:34:07.420 Doug Ford, your conservative premier of Ontario, loves Mark Carney.

00:34:13.520 Mark Carney is no Justin Trudeau.

00:34:16.080 He's a business mind.

00:34:17.680 He's run massive, multi-billion dollar businesses.

00:34:20.320 And he's bringing the business approach to the federal government that hasn't had that approach in the last 10 years.

00:34:27.540 He wants to get things going.

00:34:30.000 He comes from Alberta.

00:34:31.540 He believes in prosperity, opportunity.

00:34:34.160 So I have all the confidence that he's going to listen to the premiers

00:34:38.320 and straighten out the federal government once and for all.

00:34:43.140 That was last week during the Calgary Stampede.

00:34:45.660 He was in Alberta doing a joint press conference with Danielle Smith.

00:34:49.680 Let's throw this up on the screen real quick for Juno News.

00:34:52.480 You can find that on Substack.

00:34:53.780 Doug Ford urges federal conservatives to be more liberal.

00:35:00.000 Doug Ford is calling on the federal conservatives to avoid what he calls political extremes

00:35:05.420 and embrace a middle-of-the-road approach that blends progressive social values.

00:35:13.340 You mean like he-she's and climate change and all of that nonsense?

00:35:20.880 Maybe censorship.

00:35:23.780 Here's our favorite blender guy with more.

00:35:26.500 This liberal government is gearing up to revive Justin Trudeau's Orwellian hate speech legislation,

00:35:32.300 this time with Justice Minister Sean Frazier claiming they're taking a fresh look at Bill C-63.

00:35:37.860 They say it's about protecting kids from deepfakes and online exploitation,

00:35:41.800 but the last version of this bill was a direct assault on free expression.

00:35:46.060 It defined hatred as detestation or vilification,

00:35:49.720 which are vague, subjective terms that can turn unpopular opinions into criminal acts.

00:35:55.320 It proposed a $200 million digital safety commission

00:35:58.620 to police speech and find platforms for hosting so-called harmful content.

00:36:03.680 Even more disturbing, it opened the door to life sentences for crimes motivated by hate

00:36:08.640 without clear definitions, only bureaucratic discretion.

00:36:12.440 And it didn't stop there.

00:36:13.540 Bill C-63 would have reinstated the ability to file human rights complaints for online speech,

00:36:20.060 with fines up to $50,000 to the government and $20,000 to the victim,

00:36:25.980 a system ripe for abuse and ideological enforcement.

00:36:29.560 If Ottawa truly wants to tackle AI deepfakes and child exploitation,

00:36:34.220 it should draft a narrow, targeted bill.

00:36:36.820 But if they keep the censorship provisions, we'll know what this really is.

00:36:40.940 a Trojan horse for total speech control justified by fear and cloaked in false compassion.

00:37:10.940 with the world economic forum so a few years ago at the world economic forum in davos he gave a

00:37:18.380 speech and the speech was all about digital id and here is part of that thing this this issue to do

00:37:26.480 with the technology and the digital infrastructure i just want to emphasize how important i think

00:37:30.860 that is because in the end you you you need the data you need to know who's been vaccinated and

00:37:38.820 who hasn't been some of the vaccines that will come on down the line will be

00:37:42.520 multiple. There'll be multiple shots.

00:37:45.060 So you've got to have the reasons to do with the health care more generally,

00:37:48.880 but certainly for a pandemic or for the vaccines,

00:37:53.540 you've got to have a proper digital infrastructure.

00:37:56.000 And many countries don't have that.

00:37:57.500 And in fact, most countries don't have that.

00:38:01.100 Proper digital infrastructure.

00:38:03.200 Let's remember, too, that Mark Carney is a big one for the World Economic

00:38:08.320 forum every year he goes there every single year he's also big with the united nations and the

00:38:14.320 sdgs those 17 sustainable development goals mark carney is here in canada not because he wanted to

00:38:23.700 be the prime minister i think he was put here placed here by the higher ups to finish what

00:38:31.360 Justin Trudeau could not, because he was such a bumbler, to finish the Great Reset in Canada.

00:38:40.620 To finish the New World Order in Canada. Lisa Robinson, our favorite counselor in Pickering,

00:38:48.040 Ontario, has spotted a few things recently, and you've probably spotted these things as well in

00:38:52.660 your city or town. We have all kinds of digital infrastructure already. If you want to talk about

00:38:57.840 digital facial recognition is there enough infrastructure in place already for cbdc's i

00:39:05.960 wonder here's lisa today i want to talk about the 15 overt surveillance cameras installed across

00:39:12.520 pickering ajax and oshawa without a vote no public consultation and no debate and that's a disclaimer

00:39:19.900 i just want to say i think there's more than 15 overt cameras but i haven't checked on it lately

00:39:25.280 but I have put a message in to Durham Regional Police to find out. Now back to these cameras.

00:39:31.860 They say that they're for public safety but the truth this is something far bigger. This is the

00:39:38.540 early infrastructure for a smart surveillance state and it's happening right here under our

00:39:44.000 noses. When I started asking questions I got the runaround. A constituent reached out to me in June

00:39:51.220 of 2023, asking why all these cameras had quietly been installed across Pickering with

00:39:58.820 no notice, no debate, and no transparency. So I asked. I contacted Durham Regional Police.

00:40:07.940 They said they didn't know anything about these cameras. They told me to call the region

00:40:12.300 of Durham. So I did. And the region said the same. And then they told me to call Durham 0.91

00:40:19.360 Regional Police Services again. So I did and suddenly they knew. That's when things got

00:40:27.120 political. They copied Mayor Kevin Ash on the reply. I didn't include him. I removed him in

00:40:32.900 the next response and they added him back in. Why? Because when you start pulling back the curtain

00:40:40.260 they tighten control. They say the cameras are passive not monitored live. They say facial

00:40:47.500 recognition isn't turned on, for now, and they say it's all about safety. But here's what they

00:40:54.860 didn't say. On June 20, 2023, a DRPS superintendent told me that the camera at a specific location,

00:41:03.660 which is Eltona and Kingston Road, had just been installed because of an attempted murder at

00:41:09.220 Pickering Bar. But there's one problem with that. The shooting didn't happen until after the fact,

00:41:16.740 which was June 25th, more than five days later. So either the justification was completely false

00:41:23.360 or they're rewriting history to retroactively justify surveillance already in place.

00:41:30.940 Either way, we've been misled. Let's talk about where these cameras are placed. Kingston and

00:41:37.800 Altona, Highway 401 ramps, transit nodes, and city borders. That's not random. These are choke points.

00:41:46.740 Just like you find in China's smart surveillance zones, where every movement in and out of a district, and you see how Canada is now calling places districts, is tracked and logged.

00:42:00.860 That same model now exists in China.

00:42:03.540 Full facial recognition, digital ID, geofence zones, social scoring.

00:42:08.680 Australia, facial recognition trials and digital travel passes.

00:42:13.260 France, facial surveillance and transit hubs and protests.

00:42:17.200 Yes, protests.

00:42:18.480 And here in Canada, quietly we are adopting the tech with no public consent.

00:42:23.180 This is not a conspiracy.

00:42:25.260 Just look around.

00:42:26.820 Grocery stores are now being installed with gates.

00:42:28.980 Just enter.

00:42:29.860 pharmacies too cameras above every self-checkout everything scanned tracked and logged even you

00:42:37.700 this isn't about safety anymore it's about compliance and it always starts with it's just

00:42:43.860 for crime prevention or it's just for traffic or it's just for convenience or it's just for your

00:42:49.300 safety then suddenly you're living in a city where your every move is monitored your every

00:42:57.060 dollar tract and you're travel permission based. I've been shut down in council for asking these

00:43:03.880 kinds of questions. I've been ignored, blocked, and politically targeted because I refuse to

00:43:09.240 pretend that this is normal. It's not. And if we don't speak up now, soon you won't be allowed to

00:43:16.800 speak at all. You're not being protected. You're being profiled. And the people who call this a

00:43:23.320 conspiracy like the mayor council or senior staff they're either lying to you or they're too blind

00:43:30.680 to see what's really here right so i think it's time to start making phone calls to your city

00:43:41.000 council it's time to start making calls to your town councillors if you notice some weird devices

00:43:48.120 on traffic cameras not traffic cameras traffic lights or light posts anywhere i mean you can go

00:43:57.800 to pretty much any large intersection in any major city in this country and you can see

00:44:02.980 all of these different devices with antennas and it's like what is that for what is this for what

00:44:08.400 is this for or all of these different devices on top of buildings tall buildings what is that

00:44:14.820 now i'm sure some of them are legit but how much do they need how much of this smart tech do they

00:44:23.380 need well this is a camera for this this is a camera for that this is lights for this this is

00:44:27.120 lights for that this like what is it start taking pictures of all of this stuff at intersections in

00:44:35.040 your city and town and start calling your city counselors asking what this stuff is every single

00:44:41.900 piece of it all of it what is it for what does it do because you're paying for it

00:44:48.620 i think that might be a good start political correctness does anybody know

00:44:55.980 when this originated i'm not talking about the term i'm talking about the concept

00:45:02.020 of political correctness anybody write it down in the comments one more thing from this carny

00:45:09.320 government coming in the next week and a half intake to open for parents and grandparents

00:45:15.680 program. Some Canadian citizens and permanent residents will soon have the opportunity to

00:45:23.580 sponsor their parents or grandparents for permanent residency. The federal government

00:45:28.660 will send out invitations to potential sponsors starting on July 28, 2025. You can expect to hear

00:45:34.220 a lot more Punjabi in your city or town in the next few weeks.

00:45:38.780 The government will send 17,860 invitations over the course of a two-week period

00:45:44.760 with the aim of accepting 10,000 complete applications for this year.

00:45:51.120 All invitations will be sent to potential sponsors who submitted an interest to sponsor form in 2020.

00:45:57.560 Potential sponsors who do not receive invitations can sponsor their relatives

00:46:01.240 through the super visa program which provides visitor status for up to 10 years about the

00:46:06.440 parents and grandparents program it's family reunification pathway to permanent residency

00:46:12.120 because we're so nice in canada that we don't just bring one we bring the entire family

00:46:23.080 since demand for the program exceeds available spots the government uses a lottery system to

00:46:27.320 send invitations to interested sponsors sponsors must receive an invitation before being able to

00:46:33.080 apply to sponsor their relatives under the pgp the pgp opened submission for interest to sponsor

00:46:38.920 forms in 2020 and has not since reopened for submitting interest to sponsor forms

00:46:43.560 about the super visa program it provides an option for canadian citizens and permanent

00:46:48.520 residents to host their parents or grandparents in canada for an extended period of time

00:46:52.760 what's that the rest of their lives under the super visa program an eligible host can sponsor

00:47:01.600 their relatives to visit them in canada i'm sure they're all covered by medicare as well in every

00:47:07.080 province in this country and these people let's remember parents and grandparents we're talking

00:47:11.540 about people probably in their late 40s all the way up to their 80s even 90s those folks need a

00:47:19.060 little bit more medical attention than the very young the super visa can provide visitor status

00:47:24.800 for up to 10 years i'm going to visit my son in canada oh how long 10 years

00:47:33.160 in contrast normal visitor status in canada is typically issued for up to only six months to be

00:47:40.860 eligible for the super visa the applicant must purchase qualifying health insurance and be

00:47:45.940 admissible to canada what does that mean because we allow criminals apparently

00:47:50.780 yeah all right so political correctness

00:47:57.460 the term originated in north america sometime in the mid-1970s but how long has the concept

00:48:08.180 of this stuff been around here's constantine kissin correctness is you know let's be

00:48:15.360 let's not be mean to people let's not offend minorities let's not make

00:48:18.900 offensive jokes blah blah blah never had anything to do with that political 0.53

00:48:22.800 correctness was invented in the Soviet Union by communists so that they could

00:48:28.260 say to critics of the communist regime well comrade what you're saying may be

00:48:33.180 factually correct but it's politically incorrect and therefore you should shut

00:48:36.900 up in other words it's inconvenient to the party line of the day and that's

00:48:42.000 how political correctness is used always it's about preventing you from expressing a dissenting opinion

00:48:50.560 all right so let's go to ai here i haven't done this ever before on this show and you can only

00:48:55.920 do voice mode on your smartphone so you can't do it on on your laptop so let's go ahead and

00:49:03.040 ask grok a couple of questions hello grok

00:49:06.800 Hello. What questions do you have for me today?

00:49:11.800 Well, I want you to answer, because I want to make sure that Constantine Kissin is absolutely correct,

00:49:16.800 I want you to answer me the question of, when did the concept of political correctness begin?

00:49:23.800 The concept of political correctness began in the late 20th century, around the 1970s and 80s,

00:49:30.800 as a term used mostly in academic and activist circles

00:49:34.160 to promote language and behavior

00:49:35.840 that avoid offending marginalized groups.

00:49:38.660 It gained broader attention in the early 1990s

00:49:41.320 through debates over free speech...

00:49:43.060 Okay, Grok, hang on just a second.

00:49:44.620 You're talking about the term political correctness, correct?

00:49:50.380 Yes, that's right, the term itself.

00:49:52.420 Okay.

00:49:52.660 Did I miss him?

00:49:53.300 Well, I'm asking about the concept of political correctness.

00:49:56.400 Did it not originate in communist Russia sometime in the 1920s?

00:50:00.800 Actually, the concept of political correctness as we understand it today has roots earlier

00:50:08.760 than the 1970s.

00:50:10.420 While the term itself became widespread in the US in the late 20th century, it's true

00:50:14.720 that the idea of adhering to a specific ideological line was used in communist Russia.

00:50:19.960 Around the 1917 Russian Revolution, Marxist-Leninists used political correctness to describe strict

00:50:25.780 loyalty to the Communist Party's policies, often called the party line.

00:50:30.360 was about enforcing ideological conformity not the modern sense of avoiding offensive language

00:50:35.480 so you're spot on that the roots tie back to soviet russia in the 1920s but the concept

00:50:40.600 evolved significantly when it was later adopted in western context to focus on social and cultural

00:50:46.200 issues want me to dig deeper into how it shifted well no actually i would like to ask you if it's

00:50:52.600 shifting back to the way it was in the 1920s we're talking about people being arrested for

00:50:57.800 speaking their minds these days right yes there's been a noticeable shift where free speech is under

00:51:05.960 pressure similar to the ideological control of the soviet era but it's not quite the same recent

00:51:11.640 cases like the arrests of people for controversial social media posts in the uk or the detention of

00:51:17.080 mahmoud halil a columbia university student for his speech in 2025 show authorities clamping down

00:51:23.480 on expression deemed harmful or disruptive unlike 1920s russia where dissent was crushed

00:51:29.000 to enforce a singular ideology today's restrictions often stem from a mix of public safety concerns

00:51:34.440 and cultural sensitivities though they can still chill free speech the trend raises worries about

00:51:39.640 overreach but it's driven more by fragmented social pressures than a centralized party line

00:51:45.000 want me to pull some specific examples of these arrests to compare no earlier grok you told me

00:51:49.560 uh that the government does this because they're afraid of losing control is that correct

00:51:56.040 no i didn't say that earlier yes you did you said that the governments are afraid of losing control

00:52:05.580 and they're afraid of uh breaking social cohesion those were your words you sent an email to me

00:52:14.040 i'm sorry i don't have records of sending you an email and i don't recall saying governments

00:52:21.300 are afraid of losing control or breaking social cohesion maybe there's a mix-up i did mention

00:52:26.520 that today's restrictions on speech often come from concerns about public safety

00:52:30.100 you know it's bad enough being gaslit by a person but when you're gaslit by an ai

00:52:36.120 no i'm all good thank you

00:52:44.040 Not much. Hang on a second. I'm having trouble getting into my phone here. There we go.

00:52:52.780 All right. So it originated in Bolshevik Russia right after the communist revolution 1918-1919

00:53:03.160 where you couldn't say what was actually true if it clashed with the party.

00:53:11.280 And that concept carried on until communist Russia fell in 1989.

00:53:17.720 But what started as political correctness in North America sometime in the 1970s has evolved into what we're looking at now.

00:53:28.640 If you go ahead and say things that you believe, then you're going to face a penalty.

00:53:35.240 It could be censorship. It could be being fired from your job. It could be arrest in some cases.

00:53:45.600 We had a video last week of an RCMP officer. Let me see if I can find this.

00:53:51.600 An RCMP sergeant talking about extreme values being traditional values in Canada.

00:53:58.060 I think I've got this. Let's play this here.

00:54:00.480 This is where it is. Listen to this.

00:54:02.260 uh believed in equal gender rights but all of a sudden are leaning towards like traditional

00:54:09.300 values and that might be a sign that uh they're becoming more extremist but we wait wait wait

00:54:15.600 wait wait wait wait wait wait what it's like traditional values and that might be a sign that

00:54:21.660 they're becoming more extremist but we also have to remember that having the most extremist views

00:54:27.620 is perfectly legal in canada and that it's only um acting with violence to uh to prove that view

00:54:36.460 that becomes uh that becomes a criminal offense

00:54:39.700 so she's suggesting that if you believed in gender rights

00:54:53.780 and then your views shifted towards traditional values,

00:54:59.940 which would be what?

00:55:01.560 Home and hearth, family, husband, wife, traditional.

00:55:07.780 God, Jesus, church.

00:55:11.140 Kids playing sports.

00:55:14.120 Then that makes you an extremist.

00:55:17.120 Hmm, interesting.

00:55:18.280 But remember, remember, she says, she goes on to say,

00:55:20.740 It's okay to have extreme ideas and extreme values in Canada.

00:55:24.960 It's perfectly legal.

00:55:25.900 Just don't act on them.

00:55:28.820 Yeah. 1.00

00:55:29.280 Someone's ding-a-ling doesn't... 0.94

00:55:31.560 Oops, hang on a minute. 0.97

00:55:33.000 I might play that for you guys later on.

00:55:34.820 I think it's AI, though.

00:55:37.200 Ah, I'll play it for you right now.

00:55:38.520 Now, I looked for this, and I could not verify if Trump actually said this.

00:55:44.040 I don't think he did.

00:55:46.300 But what if he did?

00:55:47.560 So let's play this now. It's a very interesting piece.

00:56:17.560 David Hogg, Harry Sisson and that one fat chick are the prototypes very off-putting I don't often

00:56:26.860 say the word yuck but I think it fits here conspiracy theories for the most part are simply

00:56:34.480 spoiler alerts Alex Jones paragon of truth and justice has been saying these sorts of things

00:56:41.680 for years and it's high time we start paying attention it's got to be ai right it's got to be

00:56:50.000 ai i mean even donald trump wouldn't say fat chick what he he wouldn't say these things what he what 0.51

00:57:00.900 really? AI. Now, I've seen some remarkable AI, but nothing as good as that. 0.86

00:57:14.340 Yeah, but it's got to be. It's got to be AI. So on my travels in the last week, of course,

00:57:21.800 I had the pleasure of passing through Alberta a couple of times on the way there and on the way

00:57:25.940 back. And I did stop and talk with some folks. I think I was in car stairs. Spent the night there.

00:57:36.000 I can't remember what night it was. Everything's a blur to me right now. I'm still not quite

00:57:39.780 recovered from this past week. But yeah, I was in car stairs, I think. And Lloyd Minster.

00:57:46.620 I did a stand up from there. And I spent a little bit of time in Edmonton.

00:57:50.460 and the conversations are all about independence separation and i i find it very fascinating the

00:58:00.940 way people are talking about it it's it's relentless now i'm sure if you live there

00:58:06.740 you probably don't notice it quite as bit uh quite as much simply because it's it's almost like the

00:58:12.440 the furniture in your living room right like after a while you don't even notice it's there

00:58:16.980 but for somebody like me who doesn't live there yet i was amazed at how much you hear it in the

00:58:25.320 coffee shops and just generally walking in a public space people are talking about it one-on-one

00:58:31.460 they're having group conversations about it in coffee shops and to my surprise a lot of people

00:58:39.380 seem very in favor of it as a matter of fact the conversation is switched to it's not why should we

00:58:46.540 separate it's now why should we stay and if the paradigm of this conversation has switched

00:58:55.160 that much then i think it's a good sign that alberta may in fact find their independence

00:59:02.020 sooner rather than later and if alberta leaves saskatchewan will follow and probably quebec

00:59:11.660 not too long after that you know our friend jeff rath he crashed an alberta next conference with

00:59:18.960 danielle smith a few days ago and here's a part of that my name is jeffrey rath i'm from foothills

00:59:25.380 alberta um so premier the first thing i wanted to say with the greatest of respect when you say

00:59:33.100 there's no legal mechanism to stop sending taxes to ottawa and collecting 100 of the taxes in

00:59:38.780 Alberta. With the greatest respect, you're incorrect. The legal mechanism is section

00:59:43.100 one, sub three of the Clarity Act, and that's voting Alberta the hell out of Canada on a

00:59:48.380 clear question. Thank you. And then the last my last point on that is simply on a moving

00:59:55.740 forward basis, I'd like to see a straw poll in this room. And that's one not we want to

01:00:00.040 spend another five or 10 years bashing our heads against an unamendable constitution

01:00:04.280 versus how many people in this room want a clear vote on independence and within the

01:00:08.340 next 12 months okay so thank you danielle smith is hearing it what she says to the media the left

01:00:16.700 wing corporate media is a completely different situation right she says well our government's

01:00:22.720 not pushing the idea of independence but she hears it every time she turns a corner man

01:00:28.560 every time she does an event public speech someplace somebody always stands up and says

01:00:35.340 Danielle, it's time to get real.

01:00:39.300 I don't know if she believes in Alberta independence.

01:00:45.520 I think she keeps saying things like an independent Alberta in a unified Canada, whatever that means.

01:00:51.480 Like, what does that even mean?

01:00:53.300 An independent Alberta, just like Quebec, right?

01:00:56.360 A sovereign nation in a unified Canada.

01:00:58.920 What?

01:00:59.840 Either you're part of the country or you're not.

01:01:01.720 Don't start doing doublespeak on us.

01:01:05.620 We've been through enough of that for the past five years.

01:01:08.340 Say what you mean, mean what you say.

01:01:12.040 Is it possible that this is going to happen?

01:01:15.120 Now, this was my impression.

01:01:17.100 For those of you who live in Alberta, I would love for you to write down in the comments and tell me what you're hearing.

01:01:22.060 Good and bad.

01:01:22.880 I want to hear.

01:01:24.460 Because I couldn't be everywhere.

01:01:25.920 I couldn't hear every conversation, right?

01:01:27.740 But I was really interested to hear it.

01:01:29.760 Now, I stopped at the Whistle Stop Cafe in Mirror, Alberta.

01:01:34.080 Sadly, I missed Chris Scott and Jesper, who's visiting from the Netherlands, I think.

01:01:41.200 He's a big podcaster over there.

01:01:44.180 But I will say this.

01:01:46.040 The Whistle Stop Cafe is a monument to liberty, a monument to independence and to freedom.

01:01:51.260 You see the Alberta flag the second you pull in there.

01:01:53.480 And when you go in, the place is riddled with art, freedom, independence, standing up for your rights, bill of rights.

01:02:06.300 It's a great place.

01:02:07.820 And if you ever get the opportunity, and the vibe that I got, because a lot of people in cowboy hats, right?

01:02:15.740 The vibe that I got screamed to me that I was not in Canada anymore.

01:02:23.480 that I was in a different place, a different country.

01:02:26.820 The same vibe, albeit different, that you get when you go into Quebec.

01:02:33.460 Like, you know you're still in Canada.

01:02:35.340 The Canadian flag is flying, but it does not feel like it.

01:02:40.720 And that's what it felt like in the Whistle Stop Cafe.

01:02:43.520 But it was a good feeling.

01:02:44.500 I'm not saying it was a bad feeling.

01:02:45.760 It was a good feeling.

01:02:46.780 I thought, wow, I'm in Alberta now.

01:02:48.480 It's Alberta.

01:02:49.140 and there's a lot of people flying both flags in alberta the canadian flag and the alberta flag

01:02:58.780 and i never used to see the alberta flag flying like that i lived in calgary for

01:03:02.840 three or four years never never like that those were in the good times though

01:03:08.080 back in the late 90s in the early 2000s all right guys that's it for the show tonight thank you for

01:03:14.440 being here thank you for tuning in don't forget to like and share get this out to as many people

01:03:19.560 as possible so here's the deal for the extension tonight let me see if i can find this video first

01:03:27.340 before i tell you what might be coming up in the extension over the weekend in uh bc in edgewood

01:03:38.100 at the Farm Aid concert, which was, again, awesome,

01:03:43.340 in support of Universal Ostrich Farm and farms all across the country.

01:03:47.960 The Sunday morning part of the program, Arthur Pavlosky,

01:03:51.880 I had the opportunity to sit down and have a conversation with him.

01:03:55.660 He gave an incredible sermon-slash-speech, and here is part of that.

01:04:01.460 I received debt threats.

01:04:03.860 i remember antifa sent for a month messages to me saying you will be assassinated 0.92

01:04:10.980 the moment you put your feet in portland oregon they said i'm going to be shot dead

01:04:19.360 i remember i was doing a tour that was called

01:04:25.200 that was called Faith, Courageous Faith.

01:04:31.160 That was the name of the tour.

01:04:33.140 And my wife came to visit me.

01:04:34.960 I was in Florida and I was about to go and board a plane.

01:04:38.760 And by the way, I boarded about 80 to 100 planes during the time.

01:04:43.520 I attended gatherings of 10, 15,000 people

01:04:48.200 and I was hugged literally by 20, 30,000 people

01:04:51.920 and somehow I survived.

01:04:55.200 and i remember i said to my wife antifa said they're going to shoot me dead

01:05:01.100 and they're very serious over there that i will be assassinated and she looked at me

01:05:06.820 you know thank god for women thank you jesus for courageous women amen and she looked at me and

01:05:13.440 says um wait a second what is the name of your tour and i knew where she is going with that

01:05:20.340 I said, it's called courageous faith.

01:05:24.100 But stop whining, pack your stuff and go.

01:05:27.260 Do your thing and come back.

01:05:30.960 You know, he baptized, I'm going to say, 40 or 50 people after that service

01:05:36.140 at Universal Ostrich Farm that morning.

01:05:39.460 This is this past Sunday in the river right behind the farm.

01:05:44.840 40 or 50 people.

01:05:46.140 and it was like 35 degrees already and he's wearing long pants and long sleeves

01:05:55.340 and he had the time to talk to everybody and he's an amazing speaker if you ever ever have

01:06:02.940 the opportunity to see pastor art uh speak take advantage of it now i've got

01:06:08.580 pretty much the whole speech he gave recorded and we're going to try and play that in the extension

01:06:17.360 in just a couple of minutes for all access nighthawks on shadow davis.com the rest of you

01:06:23.420 there will be a show tomorrow night because i didn't do one monday tuesday wednesday and there's

01:06:28.560 lots to cover and we're going to try and get chris carbert on the show tomorrow night as well

01:06:32.280 so we will be back tomorrow night at eight o'clock for another shadow at night live stream i love you

01:06:37.000 all. I appreciate you all, and I will

01:06:38.960 talk to you soon. The extension

01:06:40.960 starts in two minutes. Bye for

01:06:43.040 now.

01:07:07.000 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - July 18, 2025

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