00:11:59.520And that completely and totally takes away any credibility, anything that you post says.
00:12:06.200No matter if it's the best post, the best thing in the world, because people don't see that account as a real individual, they see it as an AI bot, they're not going to pay any attention to it.
00:12:17.920They're just going to say, ah, just another right-wing extremist conspiracy theory nut bar.
00:12:23.920So we need to stop hiding behind these fake names and fake photos and put our real faces and names out there.
00:20:42.300Grewal left the Liberal Caucus in 2018 to deal with a gambling problem
00:20:46.860and underwent an RCMP investigation for fraud and breach of trust charges.
00:20:52.920However, a judge dismissed all charges against him
00:20:55.800due to lack of evidence from the Crown against him.
00:20:58.800and that is so the mystery of the pooping indian man is still unresolved at this stage of the game
00:21:09.120the mystery of justin trudeau still unsolved at this stage of the game justin trudeau
00:21:15.880still claims to be running in the next election presumably for prime minister
00:21:21.300so he's called to by elections one in quebec for september one in manitoba for september this is
00:21:29.740a great editorial piece written by tasha keridan of the national post we're going to skip the first
00:21:34.480part of it here because we know all about it it's it's about the by-election laws in toronto st
00:21:39.660john's last month that completely humiliated the liberals because that's a long-time liberal
00:21:45.000stronghold and more so completely humiliated justin trudeau so the one uh by election of the
00:21:51.880two is going to be in lasalle verdun emard that's on the island of montreal next month make that
00:21:58.760september sorry i don't want to rush things along summer is short until january the writing was
00:22:03.720represented by former justice minister david lametti who last won by 20 points in 2021 but a
00:22:10.840The Main Street poll published on July 9th showed the Liberals at 29%.
00:22:15.720Remember, this is the island of Montreal, so if you think the Conservatives are going to show up in the top three, forget about it.
00:22:20.680The island of Montreal, they do not perform well for some reason.
00:22:23.960Liberals at 29%, the Blocks at 26%, the NDPs at 25%, the Conservatives are at 14%.
00:22:30.200The poll was taken before the naming of municipal councillor Laura Palestini as the Liberal candidate,
00:22:35.840a move that caused considerable controversy in the local writing association after she was handpicked by Trudeau without a nomination contest.
00:22:52.960The fact the liberals were willing to short-circuit the democratic process paradoxically underscores the importance they ascribe to this race.0.51
00:23:00.820They know the other parties will throw everything they have at La Salle, Imard, Verdun.
00:23:06.540NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is already there campaigning with Sovey.
00:23:10.140The Liberals can't afford to lose because the riding is a double referendum on Trudeau,
00:23:16.360If he can't pull off a win in his home province,
00:23:19.840and by the way, Trudeau's riding is Papineau, right?
00:23:22.180That's on the island of Montreal as well.
00:23:24.200Maybe he loses his own riding in the next election if it keeps up this way for the Liberals.
00:23:29.460if he can't win if they can't win on the island of montreal they could be reduced to a rump party
00:23:37.960quite literally when we say rump party we're talking about not even having official party
00:23:42.660status which in the federal government i believe is 12 seats the ndp and the conservatives have a
00:23:49.000lot on the line as well if the ndp pulls off an upset in quebec they'll be seen as giant killers
00:23:54.140However, they also need to defend Elmwood Transcona to deflect a blue wave that threatens to eat into their blue-collar base in Manitoba and across the country.
00:24:04.420Pierre Polyev was just in Winnipeg on the weekend in that riding, campaigning with the new candidate.
00:24:10.260The NDP has held Elmwood Transcona under two generations of Blakeys.
00:24:15.360Father Bill, son Daniel almost continuously since 1988.
00:24:18.840The Tories usually play second. It's kind of a provincial, it's looked at as a provincial, like the provincial politics of Manitoba are pretty much two parties, and that's the progressive conservatives. Progressive conservatives and the NDP with the liberals' distant third. So that's the way this riding generally plays out, federally.
00:24:39.920Now, the Conservatives are going after this riding with a vengeance.
00:24:44.040Pierre Polyev, again, a thousand people were at this rally over the weekend.
00:24:47.360The party is dubbing the by-election a mini-carbon tax referendum.
00:24:51.200They're keeping the focus on the unpopular Liberals.
00:24:53.480The Tories are also taking aim at the NDP supply and confidence deal
00:40:10.940i don't know what to make of this guy is he a communist or does he see through1.00
00:40:21.200all of the nonsense, all of the psyops. I don't think so. Does he not understand that
00:40:28.660the neo-Marxists unwittingly, in most cases, are working with the oligarchs? With the New
00:40:37.800World Order, with the globalist Great Reset, with all of that stuff, World Economic Forum,
00:40:42.920Larry Fink, blah, blah, blah, you guys know what I'm talking about. The neo-Marxists are
00:40:48.560their army. And yes, the big tech autocrats, these guys, they're trying to take over the
00:40:55.360world, the oligarchs, if you will, for sure. America is already an oligarchy. We need for
00:41:01.640that to go away as well. And the funny thing about all of this is that in the United States
00:41:08.140and in Canada, there are anti-monopoly laws. If a company becomes too big, they must be
00:41:14.380broken up and sold off that's just the way it works you can't have monopolies and none of these
00:41:20.520laws ever get used none of them are ever enforced and i have nothing against billionaires
00:41:28.620or becoming a billionaire i'd like to be a billionaire myself however
00:41:33.400should there be a limit and this is going to sound very communistic but
00:41:38.800it's not should there be a limit to how much money one person or company can have
00:41:45.940a high end that's it you can't have anymore and if so what should that number be
00:41:52.860because when you accumulate wealth in ridiculous ways like these people do
00:41:58.640you accumulate power and when you accumulate power you can buy off politicians you can buy
00:42:06.200up other corporations and accumulate more power and eventually you become the dictator of the
00:42:12.520country that you live in or the the country that you want to control which obviously is the most
00:42:19.880powerful country in the world so let's all go after the united states everybody else is going
00:42:25.240to fall in line what are your thoughts on that write it down in the comments i i want to hear
00:42:29.720i want to hear but the other thing i'm asking is is this a test balloon psyop that's happening in
00:42:36.440venezuela right now to see what the people will do understanding that venezuelans by disposition
00:42:43.960are much different than americans but do you think that people and if so would they be able to cover
00:42:50.760it up or are they trying to look like the good guy right now there's a lot going on here you guys
00:42:57.160there is a lot going on and it's all happening all at once designed to keep us off balance
00:43:04.200and a little bit confused and thinking this and thinking that and i'm throwing more confusion
00:43:08.440at you probably right now i'm thinking out loud i'm sorry but it's just going so quickly that
00:43:15.400it's hard to come to any kind of conclusion because there's still more information pouring in as we
00:43:21.400speak and here's some more stuff tom rents i'm sure you've heard of this guy he's an american
00:43:26.200attorney. He has been fighting against these vaccine mandates and these vaccines for the
00:43:30.640past three years. He says they are setting up a replay of COVID, COVID 2.0. Let's go ahead and
00:43:38.780watch this interview, four minutes and 25 seconds. And emergency use authorization for bird flu
00:43:45.940vaccines. Can you walk the audience through that development and the significance of that?
00:43:51.640Yeah, this is profound, and the timing on it is so, so important.
00:43:55.800So you've got to understand, on June 28th, the Loper decision was made.
00:44:00.180And for the audience, in case you don't know, the Loper decision overturned something that in law we call the Chevron Doctrine.
00:44:06.620And basically, in doing so, they made it a lot easier for a guy like me to sue the federal government and the deep state, the fourth branch, the administrative agencies.
00:44:15.720So I have a lot more ability to sue them now than I did before.
00:44:20.420Shortly thereafter, they recategorized, the FDA recategorized and issued and extended an EUA authorization for bird flu, basically.
00:44:34.600This is really profound, and it's a major tell.
00:44:37.820See, what I think was going to happen is the law for COVID vaccines was substantially different than the law would be for a flu vaccine.
00:44:45.340Flu vaccines have been out for a long time, and there's a lot of court cases out there that allows them to mandate a traditional flu vaccine.
00:44:53.620Now, what I think they were doing is they were going to push mRNA into the flu vaccines, which would essentially make it COVID vaccine 2.0,
00:45:02.520and then try and force the flu vaccines on people using flu vaccine law, even though it was just another version of the COVID vaccine.
00:45:11.000Because of the Loper decision, that's harder for them to push through.
00:45:15.340So now they had to essentially kind of pull out the old COVID playbook and suggest that this was another emergency use authorization situation.
00:45:25.860So what I would expect now is when disease X rolls out, when the bird flu is, you know, something that they're going to claim has made, you know, some sort of a dent in the human population,
00:45:36.680they're going to try and push the bird flu vaccines in the same way that they push the COVID vaccines.
00:45:43.440So HHS Secretary Becerra, I believe, he kind of rolled out the PREP Act, which basically allows the FDA to grant this emergency use authorization.
00:45:53.420But I think the question that a lot of people are asking, which definitely bears resemblance to, I think, the kind of question about COVID-19, since 2022, there's really only been, what is it, 11 or so documented cases or incidents, hospitalizations due to bird flu.
00:46:09.320So it just doesn't really comport, I think, with the time frame for them to be wanting to certify vaccinations, right?
00:46:16.280The data doesn't really check in terms of this becoming a public health emergency.
00:46:21.180So what do you make of the timeline on this?
00:46:39.320And the idea that somehow, suddenly, it's going to jump to the human population is absurd.
00:46:44.500Now, I will say, on my other screen over here, I have right in front of me, a huge study where they are doing, in the United States, on U.S. soil, gain-of-function on bird flu.
00:46:56.100Okay, so they're doing gain-of-function work, the same gain-of-function work that gave us COVID.
00:47:00.660They're doing that same gain-of-function work under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris that they did that created COVID, but they're doing it on bird flu.
00:47:07.860So it looks like they're prepping this the same way that they prepped COVID, right?
00:47:37.220So they are making it more pathogenic. They're making it more dangerous. They're making it spread quicker. They're making it reproduce quicker. They're literally doing this work in the United States now. We can expect that there will be an oops or it will somehow, you know, just appear in nature, despite the fact that bird flu has been around for decades and has never jumped to humans in any substantial way.
00:47:59.420And then they will have a vaccine just sitting there ready to go so that they can force it into our arms again. It will be a replay of COVID.
00:48:07.220so i'm seeing a lot of comments here from people who are saying i don't think that's
00:48:14.300gonna happen come on people have wised up here's the sad truth i want you to really try to absorb
00:48:21.160this and if you don't take it from me then just go out someplace shopping mall wherever
00:48:29.460how many people do you still see wearing masks
00:48:35.420they'll be coming out with a new version of the mrna jab this fall how many people do you know are
00:48:45.820going to get it i'm going to say probably not as many as before but definitely enough to keep these
00:48:52.620things coming out because they're not mandatory they're still making them people are lining up
00:48:58.020for them not like they were but they are so do you think that people won't go oh my god i have
00:49:06.500to keep myself safe from the bird flu too it's jumping a human beast can't you okay there's
00:49:12.580people like that out there and that kind of fear that kind of outrageousness is contagious
00:49:17.200so we still have to keep getting the word out to people we still need to try at least to make
00:49:24.840them understand and here's something else i want to let you guys know before we move on to this
00:49:30.540story here and that is that there's so many people who have been trying for so very long to convince
00:49:38.920family and friends that all of the garbage that we've been living through for the past four years
00:49:44.240is a pack of lies you're right but you're also wrong if you're getting excited about it if you're
00:49:50.960trying to tell them, you're not understanding me, if you're doing the old Alex Jones thing.1.00
00:49:56.040You think it's okay for me to be sitting here and let them cut off a kid's penis?1.00
00:50:02.540After one beer at dinner? No, you have to approach them. Like I was saying earlier in the show,1.00
00:50:08.500you have to approach them. Sugar, not vinegar. Sugar, not vinegar. Be sensible. Be logical.
00:50:15.940right no matter what the argument no matter what the argument you will win it if you are
00:50:25.320able to keep your calm and not argue emotionally this is incredibly important i cannot tell you
00:50:33.780how much i i can't even begin to tell you how much i am going to put together a seminar
00:50:40.440and because i'm a professional communicator right it's my thing i'm going to put together
00:50:46.940a seminar for you folks it'll be available at some point in the next month or two on shadow
00:50:51.620davis.com and it's going to be simple how to speak to people to make them understand
00:50:58.120it's going to be like a 10-step thing that's all it's going to be and all you have to do is watch
00:51:04.820that once maybe twice take some notes you'll be good to go you'll be good to go you know that
00:51:11.280the audience of this show has expanded by like a thousand times since even more than that since
00:51:19.140the show first began and the reason for that is the communication the guests the information
00:51:26.880that we relate in a calm reasonable way yeah there's sometimes i joke about it there's sometimes
00:51:33.100i get adamant and maybe a little bit terse about it but nonetheless we still need to keep getting
00:51:40.000the information out especially if you're talking to somebody one-on-one that's critically important
00:51:45.660if you find yourself in a situation uh like a family dinner and there's six of you sitting there
00:51:51.600that's not the time to talk about it that's tip number one especially if there's alcohol flowing
00:51:58.020or somebody's been smoking some doobies don't bother at that point because that one person
00:52:05.540and if they're all jabbed that's the other thing then you're outnumbered but there's going to be
00:52:09.020one person that guides the attitude of the table let's say uncle bob and if uncle bob starts calling
00:52:16.020you a conspiracy theorist everybody else is going to fall into line it's got to be one-on-one
00:52:21.940conversations. Rational, one-on-one conversations. And then that person that you're talking to
00:52:28.460goes to bed that night, eyes wide open.
00:52:34.080I can't believe what Linda said. Oh my God, is this real? And then maybe that person starts
00:52:41.720to research him or herself, and they're going to find all kinds of crazy things. Crazy to them,
00:52:47.360not to us but definitely crazy to them look at this guy here this comes from cleverjourneys.com
00:52:54.680this was originally posted by dr william mackis last week renowned washington pro vaccine reporter
00:53:01.220dead at 43 so if you're going to want to gloat journalist matt driscoll 43 died suddenly after
00:53:09.260proudly getting vaccinated and promoting the shot through his reporting site uh reporting in
00:53:14.040washington state columnist matt driscoll the face of tacoma and pierce county has died he was 43
00:53:20.420driscoll who had been described as johnny appleseed of white guilt
00:53:25.200and was also known as the perez hilton of pierce county was renowned for his supportive views on
00:53:32.820the covet 19 bioweapon jab more recently it was driscoll who ridiculed and accused aaron rogers
00:53:38.080of performance art after the nfl star was canceled no he was never canceled you appear on
00:53:43.760on rogan you're not canceled for warning people of the dangerous side effects of the jab matt
00:53:50.320driscoll said on x repeated popular conspiracy theories about covet vaccines blah blah blah
00:53:55.760blah well now this guy has died suddenly at the age of 43 we don't know what the cause of death
00:54:01.040was and i doubt we'll ever find out because of censorship you know big tech right apparently
00:54:08.720somebody writes in the comments just about two minutes ago that their facebook is removing
00:54:14.800comments am i seeing this correctly they're removing comments right now during this very
00:54:20.320show they're taking comments down that's outrageous hello meta you're a platform you're not a publisher
00:54:27.680doesn't matter what you think people can say what they can say and if they're saying something
00:54:33.040illegal that will be dealt with by the authorities not by you here's a story from breitbart
00:54:40.400donald trump is blasting google and facebook for rigging election with shooting cover-up
00:54:48.080this is interesting both left-wing tech giants were caught trying to cover up the july 13th
00:54:54.160assassination attempt against donald trump that saw him get shot in the ear one man died at least
00:54:59.280three others injured, not including the former president, two of them critically. Facebook
00:55:03.160has just admitted that it wrongly censored. I told you this last night. They were saying that
00:55:08.020photo was altered. That Trump photo, fist in the air, fight, fight, fight, with the flag billowing
00:55:13.260in the background. They said yesterday on Facebook that was altered. They later apologized for their
00:55:18.160mistake. Anyway, Facebook has just admitted that it was wrongly censoring the Trump attempted
00:55:23.020assassination photo. They got caught. Same thing for Google, Trump says. Trump accurately wrote
00:55:28.680on truth social they made it virtually impossible to find pictures or anything about this heinous
00:55:34.280act both are facing big backlash over censorship claims then he added this fact here we go again
00:55:41.560another attempt at rigging the election and he's right about that you can't find donald trump's
00:55:48.600campaign website on the first five pages of google but kamala harris comes up page one first item
00:55:56.440the post closed with trump asking his supporters to go after meta and google let them know we're
00:56:02.080all wise to them will be much tougher this time mega 2024 the trump assassination attempt and
00:56:09.120trump's immediate reaction to it is a defining moment in this campaign and suppressing and
00:56:13.840censoring such a thing is the very definition of rigging the election i would have to say
00:56:18.720that he's absolutely right oh i played this on the extension last night i'm going to play it for you
00:56:25.440guys tonight in case you haven't seen this it was up on x late last night got it late last night
00:56:31.180from matt wallace who says holy shoot new footage from july 13th shows police had the building
00:56:37.840surrounded for over a minute before the shooter opened fire why didn't they take trump off the
00:56:42.880stage why didn't they get to the shooter faster were they ordered to stand down agents already
00:56:48.140had texts about a suspicious person with a range finder from over an hour before the more evidence
00:56:53.960that comes out, the more it looks like an inside job. Let's watch this video. This is
00:56:58.460from before the shooting. The video will end with the shooting starting. Let's go.
00:57:23.960there's something going on in this building
00:57:26.720oh my god there's somebody in this building
00:57:40.400And it's not easy because we have millions and millions of people that have to be here.
00:59:30.100the interim chief of the secret service is still being grilled by senate members
00:59:37.080last week it was members of the house this week it's senate members and um who was it matt gate
00:59:45.780no matt gates is a congressman uh this is actually a brutal interrogation
00:59:51.060where they actually get into a shouting match oh it's josh hawley all right let's go ahead and
00:59:57.100watch this. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Director Rokey, you put your first poster, your first
01:00:01.840demonstrative back up. Please put a, please. Let's make sure everybody can see it. This is the
01:00:10.400photograph, I believe, that you took, your team took of the roof, the AGR roof. Yeah, that's the
01:00:16.320one. Okay, so from this vantage point, as the law enforcement who are in those windows, as they look
01:00:23.080left they should be able to see the shooter clearly there on the agr second floor roof my
01:00:27.360question is why is there not a secret service counter sniper on that roof so senator we're
01:00:32.960when we post up our is our methodology is to look out look at things that can see in on our
01:00:40.300protectees so that they can provide that coverage but why is there not a secret service counter
01:00:46.540sniper there with clear line of sight that roof has a clear line of sight to the former president
01:00:51.360Why didn't you put a Secret Service countersniper there?
01:00:54.540The Secret Service's countersniper role is to neutralize those threats that are looking in on us from where the protectee is, not necessarily this position.
01:01:04.480You think maybe you might want to revise that protocol in light of what happened here?
01:01:10.380They were protecting the principal, and I think in the—