The Shadoe Davis Show - July 31, 2025


July 30th⧸2025- MB Singing Group Canceled for ＂Extreme Views＂, Canada to Recognize Palestine


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00:00:00.000 Let's get started.
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00:03:00.000 Oh, my God.
00:03:30.000 Hello, everybody.
00:03:55.420 Welcome to Shadow at Night. 0.70
00:03:56.280 this is wednesday july 30th 2025 on the show tonight nikki partwernie she is one half of the
00:04:03.300 singing group prairie daisy and prairie daisy is a two-person operation and they sing cover songs
00:04:11.500 in different venues all across mostly western manitoba sometimes they do closer to winnipeg but
00:04:18.100 they're they're just a couple of gals who like to sing and have some fun
00:04:22.360 so they were scheduled to play a show a gig at this venue which is a restaurant
00:04:28.920 slash cafe slash lounge slash uh souvenir store called lady of the lake in brandon
00:04:39.560 and they were they were canceled they were turned away even after having the date booked
00:04:46.460 I'm not sure exactly who was the one that called them.
00:04:50.840 But we're going to find all of that out with Nikki in just a couple of minutes.
00:04:55.780 But the rationale that was given was, let's see here, extreme social views.
00:05:03.520 I think that's what it was.
00:05:05.740 We're going to find out more in just a couple of minutes.
00:05:08.020 Also, there is an online pastor.
00:05:10.240 I'm not sure you guys have heard the name Cap Chatfield before.
00:05:15.220 Now, I've seen a couple of guys do this,
00:05:16.580 so it might be kind of a coordinated scam.
00:05:20.780 Maybe, maybe not.
00:05:21.860 I don't know.
00:05:23.240 But this guy went into ChatGPT,
00:05:25.540 and he asked it some very direct questions,
00:05:28.720 very pointed questions.
00:05:29.720 But he gave ChatGPT some very specific conditions
00:05:32.960 as to how it was supposed to answer.
00:05:36.640 And he got to the...
00:05:37.620 This is what the video shows anyway.
00:05:40.000 We're going to play the video a little bit later on in the show.
00:05:41.980 he got to the bottom of what now again this is a supposed thing of what chat gpt what ai really is
00:05:51.880 and it's actually quite alarming so that's coming up also mark carney says in september canada will
00:06:01.220 recognize the palestinian state i'm not sure how this fits into the kazarian plan but it is
00:06:10.440 interesting i was thinking about it today going hmm this has got to this has got to benefit them
00:06:15.520 somehow i just can't figure out how maybe you guys can help me out in the comments i don't know
00:06:20.620 hello cam how are you doing frank is watching tonight at huntsville ontario eddie and stonewall
00:06:26.280 hello lance and barb ken is watching in cam loops donnie is watching in yarmouth nova scotia hello
00:06:32.580 roy and patricia watching in grimsby ontario kim is watching in oka river manitoba hello brent
00:06:38.080 and Carla in Calgary. Barb is watching from Vancouver Island. Hello, Kathy in Fox Warren,
00:06:43.980 Manitoba. Sherry is watching in Winnipeg. Barbara is in Georgetown. That's in Ontarable.
00:06:49.300 She says, oh, by the way, there's a new deal in Ontario amongst conservatives,
00:06:53.480 a deal that will keep the conservative party conservative.
00:07:00.280 I know, right? Jeannie is watching in Calgary. Debbie is watching in Kipling, Saskatchewan.
00:07:05.540 hello everybody watching on rumble tonight i haven't forgotten you whatever platform you're
00:07:10.420 watching on wherever you're watching from do not forget to like and share get this out there to as
00:07:17.320 many people as you possibly can nikki podwerny joins the show from prairie daisy in 30 seconds time
00:07:35.540 hello Nikki how are you doing I'm fine thank you how are you very good thanks welcome to the show
00:08:01.580 um so you're canceled we are we uh i guess we had did something bad um not that i'm quite aware of
00:08:11.800 but uh yeah no um very shocking to say the least before we get into any explanations we should
00:08:19.820 probably you know like introduce yourselves to the people uh you're the first time guest on the show
00:08:24.260 here so let us know who you are and your partner obviously and prairie daisy and what prairie daisy
00:08:28.580 is all about okay so my name is nikki pedwarney um my daughter and i started an acoustic duo two
00:08:34.500 years ago hold on wait a minute wait a minute you're telling me that's your daughter that's my
00:08:38.200 daughter really yes okay hold on a second i've got video of you guys playing i'm going to put
00:08:45.560 this up you don't mind do you no not at all okay here it is
00:08:58.580 I'm scared when you're proud of six or two
00:09:07.220 I wasn't expecting looking at you
00:09:10.560 But I know
00:09:11.920 I know
00:09:14.580 I see your therapist walk away
00:09:20.460 Sometimes you care about us more than we
00:09:24.380 Therefore, you know
00:09:29.080 How do you say to me when you pray?
00:09:35.600 I wish you didn't all the time
00:09:38.280 Say you love me when you tear me out of leaving
00:09:42.240 I'm gonna know when you need someone
00:09:47.960 You know I wanna be that one
00:09:51.940 okay so
00:10:04.460 so i i find that horribly offensive by the way just the fact you are the worst right that's your
00:10:15.960 daughter that's my daughter um she is 20 years old now and uh yeah like i said we started we
00:10:22.160 started performing uh two years ago but um as she's come into her own and gotten has become
00:10:27.900 more confident uh she uh we started doing a lot more gigs and we've been booked all summer
00:10:33.100 and uh lady of the lake was one of the gigs that we had um booked in for so yeah so lady of the
00:10:38.860 lake i i looked it up and it's it's a rest it's a tourist spot in brandon right it's like a place
00:10:45.060 that sell souvenirs and it is it's a very lovely shop like they have clothing and souvenirs and
00:10:50.660 and a fantastic restaurant i mean the facility and the and the establishment itself like to shop in
00:10:56.420 and dine is fantastic i've always loved going there they do high tea even there they do it
00:11:02.320 says on their website and uh serve lunch and it's kind of a bit of everything it is um so and the
00:11:10.040 the performance area i guess it's kind of a loungy sort of thing it's kind of nice as well
00:11:14.380 it seats what like 50 maybe 75 people it does um so in the summer months they have a backyard
00:11:20.520 or uh the back patio so that's where um you know if it's acoustic duo if we're not a full band
00:11:26.660 that's where they'll put um musicians like us and then bands or whatnot will kind of go more in the
00:11:32.000 main um the main stage inside and that's where they can fit a little bit more people so but
00:11:36.520 still in the back patio um easily probably could have been at least 50 75 people so yeah so have
00:11:43.100 you played there before no um i had always wanted to um so i was pretty stoked when um we got booked
00:11:51.260 in for the end of august so did they call you or did you reach out to them and say hey we're
00:11:57.220 available and they said okay sure why not uh they had put out something on an advertisement on
00:12:01.480 facebook looking for musicians uh so i responded gave them my information sent a couple videos
00:12:08.020 and um they said they like what they heard and wanted to book us that was that huh
00:12:13.560 so what happened a couple of days ago first of all how long had you had this booking
00:12:20.940 um probably just about a month now so you've you've been in their books for a month and then
00:12:29.880 just recently you heard from them again i did uh so it was sunday evening i think it was around
00:12:36.460 eight o'clock and i got a email from one of the booking people there uh basically saying that it
00:12:44.560 came to her attention that um my extreme stance on certain issues um was a problem and um because
00:12:55.820 they're an inclusive establishment they could no longer um keep us on the the roster it seems to me
00:13:03.760 that the left has forgotten what the word inclusive really means. I'm not sure if they
00:13:09.100 ever knew anyway. And there's a whole bunch of words they don't seem to know the definitions
00:13:14.900 to, at least the traditional definitions of them. Let's throw this up on the screen here.
00:13:18.540 This is from the website of Lady of the Lake in Brandon. And this will give it away to
00:13:25.300 you guys right away. Lady of the Lake is on the traditional homelands of many indigenous
00:13:31.160 people. We're on the unceded territory of the Dakota nation treaty to land signed by members
00:13:37.140 of the Ojibwe Cree and OG Cree nations, the homeland of the blah, blah, blah, blah. So they
00:13:42.560 have a traditional land acknowledgement on their website, which tells me they're woke. Did you know
00:13:48.420 they were woke? Were you just trying to sneak one past the goalie here? Because you're not woke.
00:13:52.460 no far from it
00:13:56.400 uh no it's just yeah it's um it's inclusive with exceptions i feel right if you don't fit into the
00:14:07.060 mold or if you don't fit into what is inclusive um by definition to them um then it doesn't apply
00:14:14.500 to to i guess people like me and my daughter so can you explain what your show is like do you
00:14:22.400 address the crowd do you talk to the crowd do you like what what do you say to the crowd between
00:14:27.040 songs we do um you know in between our songs and all there's all of our songs are covers it's not
00:14:33.000 like um we're you know stating our political views or anything like that like that we're all about
00:14:40.120 the music um so you're not like the dixie chicks in that way then no we didn't pull the dixie
00:14:46.440 chicks at all you go out there you just sing cover songs right so you do a man was that song
00:14:51.920 you were doing called manly man there in that video yeah it was called manly man oh that could
00:14:56.580 be the first sign to them that you've got a problem with the uh the gender queer people out
00:15:03.440 there and the gender indeterminate and the trans society and all of that how did they find out what
00:15:11.620 your views are i mean i really don't know all all she said um was that it was brought to her
00:15:17.580 attention oh yeah so somebody finked on you then somebody finked on me or maybe she just finally
00:15:23.480 well maybe i should check out this nikki on facebook and see where she stands on on things
00:15:27.580 and then i mean i'm afraid what kinds of stuff did you have on your on your facebook page like
00:15:33.980 did you look and see was there any sort of terribly offensive stuff on there well i feel
00:15:40.620 there wasn't i mean apparently it's offensive to other people but i had um you know supporting uh
00:15:47.080 Tamera Leach and, um, and Chris Barber and, um, you know,
00:15:52.780 just all the things that are happening, you know,
00:15:55.820 in our world in terms of like losing freedom of speech and discrimination and,
00:16:00.020 um, yeah, uh, rooting for Pierre Poliviev and.
00:16:05.400 Cancellations, all of these cancellations,
00:16:07.560 the Sean Foyt situation that's happening right now across the country.
00:16:10.560 He got canceled in Winnipeg, by the way, in Kelowna.
00:16:12.980 Apparently the next city that, that wants to cancel them as well.
00:16:16.200 probably as well so this is going to be a battle that he's fighting for quite some time so you're
00:16:21.480 not alone in that regard well i feel like i'm a very small fish in um even smaller pond compared
00:16:27.460 to what this poor guy is having to endure for sure but i mean but it definitely you know it's um
00:16:33.200 in some regard i can't say i'm entirely surprised you know because um because i do know the lady
00:16:42.680 they like stances on certain issues when it comes to what their definition of an inclusive is um
00:16:48.960 but having said that you know what I feel like this is what is wrong with the world today there's
00:16:56.540 so much division and I when me with myself fully knowing what I was going into what they stood for
00:17:03.340 on certain issues I'm like okay that's your opinion that is your stance I respect that
00:17:09.020 and it's just a shame that they couldn't do the same so again just to clarify you don't go
00:17:15.500 between songs and say to the crowd hey all the trans people are mentally ill
00:17:20.140 not even a little no when we're interacting oh if you agree no no nothing like that it's um hey
00:17:30.940 like sing a lot if you want to or clap if you're like the song or get up and dance that's yeah
00:17:35.760 what normally musicians would say to their their crowds right yeah yeah just like are you guys
00:17:41.640 having fun exactly exactly oh my god so it's probably about tamara and chris then if they
00:17:47.840 were looking at your social media and you put supportive for tamara and chris up on your page
00:17:52.600 they saw that and they went oh my god that's got to be it it has to be because i was scrolling
00:17:57.820 down for quite a while and it was nothing about um like i said it was all about um what was going
00:18:04.100 on with that and um just you know other issues in the world and and and with the christian but it's
00:18:09.740 not all just about issues right i mean like you do post some personal stuff up there you do post
00:18:14.280 a lot of stuff about prairie daisy as well and so it's not just about the issues like me i mean
00:18:19.220 that's me my thing right um not it does creep in but you know what it doesn't consume my page like
00:18:25.600 it used to yeah right um yeah i put a post up there the other day about gardening and how many
00:18:29.980 beans I picked. So, I mean, no, it's not always about political stuff. I mean, I, it's a mixture
00:18:36.020 of things, right? Yeah. So, you know, this actually brings up a very good point. I've had
00:18:41.340 some conversations and I call them conversations with normies, right? It's becoming a new segment
00:18:46.420 on the show. I think I'm going to, I'm going to reserve Thursday nights for it. Conversations
00:18:50.640 with normies and yeah and and they just they're not in touch with anything that seems important
00:19:00.180 in the world right now and if you do bring it to their attention they they get all offended and and
00:19:06.060 they blustery and they don't want to talk about it they get angry and they walk away and you know
00:19:12.460 this is a question that i've been asking you guys watching this for quite some time now and
00:19:16.980 I'm going to maybe have this conversation with you Nikki if you don't mind
00:19:20.560 what can we say to to try to get through to some of these folks I mean like you said you know
00:19:28.440 like where's the common ground here where's the the room for discussion where's you know I I don't
00:19:37.140 even know what the answer to that is anymore I I used to think you know four years ago when things
00:19:44.180 started to trickle in and things were really starting to get um was starting to dominate
00:19:48.400 um how we are supposed to think and conform to their beliefs i used to think that maybe we you
00:19:55.280 know just bring an awareness and that's why i was posting so many things just try bringing
00:19:58.200 awareness to people and and uh do your research on stuff right but um i don't know shadow i feel like
00:20:04.760 um the ones who are very set on this path i don't know if there's
00:20:11.300 that's just how i feel i'm i'm hopeful that there is going to be change but i just don't at this
00:20:16.720 point in time i just don't feel like you can change their mind i feel like uh it's a very
00:20:22.980 one-way street um the inclusivity i i feel like if the tables were turned and say it was a christian
00:20:30.640 person or even just not even a christian person but somebody just who turned away for example
00:20:37.140 i'm only saying this for example a transgender a drag drag show or something like that
00:20:42.100 this would be making national news i'm sure if they turned away somebody to come and perform
00:20:48.100 right absolutely i've known radio personalities who have been fired over saying things like that
00:20:54.060 yeah outright fired like oh i i don't doubt it i i completely believe you yeah so if if we turn
00:21:01.800 this around they would make a huge stink out of it is what you're saying and then yes then you
00:21:09.000 would be forced probably by the human rights commission and whatever province it was in
00:21:13.400 to have them play those are yeah that's exactly what i'm thinking these are my thoughts completely
00:21:19.400 and and this is something i actually said to this normie yesterday night i said you know if you have
00:21:24.740 the media and the government on your side you're not the resistance yeah yeah you're you've got
00:21:32.120 everything that stacked in your favor like that's how it is and we're the ones who are saying wait
00:21:39.160 a minute common sense i feel like common sense is just a thing of the past sadly and and um i've
00:21:46.040 had this conversation with so many normies as you'd like to say how do we how do we get this back
00:21:52.240 like i'm at a loss i really am i i just don't know where we go from here have you had to
00:21:59.640 shrink your your group of friends since all of this started like have you lost people along the
00:22:07.640 way even family members over the last four years yeah oh yes yeah i mean i feel that so much
00:22:15.160 division um by design i'm gonna say by our government and and uh whoever's controlling
00:22:24.180 the government yeah exactly yeah i i feel like um yeah it's just so much division and
00:22:29.980 there's no more you know what this is your my opinion this is uh you can have your opinion
00:22:35.740 um and we can still respect each other and be friends i have very very few people in my life
00:22:41.320 where we can actually have heated discussions and still have respect for one another. But it just
00:22:46.800 seems now, you know, that if you disagree with somebody, they're going to write you off and
00:22:53.900 there's no, I'm not going to just write you off. They're going to report you and they're going to
00:22:58.340 try to get you canceled and make a point and teach you a lesson and show you who's boss.
00:23:03.400 Yeah. That's the problem that, that we face. Right. I mean, look, look,
00:23:07.200 yes on another level yeah i don't mind if you guys disagree with me that's one thing
00:23:11.940 that's fine you go ahead and disagree all you like you know we can still be friends about it
00:23:16.280 but they got to turn around try and get you canceled and shut you down and get you fired
00:23:20.840 from your job take away your income i mean that's how bad it's gotten and because governments and
00:23:25.940 corporations have allowed this to happen out of fear or out of by design as you say whatever
00:23:31.100 uh the reason is they feel more empowered to continue doing this stuff like canceling your
00:23:37.680 show yeah you know completely yeah i mean yeah like you said that we lost so many family members
00:23:44.480 and uh friends um and i'm gonna be completely honest was one of the main reasons why we moved
00:23:50.440 out here because it just felt a little bit more normal out here quiet and peaceful so um yeah it's
00:23:58.700 it's just interesting it's just interesting the dynamics of it all so you've got a new venue to
00:24:06.520 play you've replaced the lady of the lake and by the way let me throw this back up on the screen
00:24:10.520 in case anybody is interested in calling this place who's the owner again what's the name of
00:24:17.200 this person uh i believe it's bridget shaw bridget shaw okay so if you want to politely call
00:24:24.320 Bridget Shaw who is the owner of Lady of the Lake the number and there's two numbers
00:24:29.020 the shop is 204-725-4181 I'll give you time to write that down 204-725-4181
00:24:40.880 and then the cafe is 204-726-8785 that's 204-726-8785
00:24:52.720 and you can now again you pointed out that it wasn't bridget who called you it was somebody
00:24:58.380 else maybe the manager maybe an employee yeah it was um all i know is her first name is miranda
00:25:04.340 um even in her email she just signed off as miranda so i'm not sure she's just um management
00:25:09.820 or the the booking agent um this might not have you see here's the other thing that i find
00:25:15.360 interesting because i've had people contact me in the past few years who've said you wouldn't
00:25:20.820 even believe this, but this place won't let me book their venue to have a conservative panel
00:25:28.420 style event, right? They won't let me do it. But that was the manager of the establishment. And so
00:25:35.860 the person I know went right to the owner and said, hey, what's your policy on this? The owner
00:25:40.620 had no idea what his manager had done. And he straightened that out very quickly. So I'm thinking
00:25:47.900 with go ahead i'm sorry oh no i i um i was speaking with a friend of mine today and um
00:25:54.780 she said you know there's a possibility the owner doesn't even know about this
00:25:58.460 yeah so she will now yeah right so if if you guys watching this right now feel compelled and it's
00:26:06.620 not just about nikki here it's not just about prairie daisy it's not just about sean uh foight
00:26:11.800 it's it's about this entire situation and this whole cancellation thing as you correctly point
00:26:17.320 out nicky if this happened in reverse where a rainbow mafia member got canceled out of a show
00:26:23.620 you can bet there'd be screaming and hollering and protests and carrying on and then it would
00:26:28.120 probably spill over to the rest of the country so what i suggest is you guys i'm going to throw
00:26:32.980 this up one more time here and you can rewind by the way if you're what you wait till the show is
00:26:38.760 no longer live you can rewind this if you want to get the number later but here's the numbers at the
00:26:42.960 top of the screen, 726-8785. Bridget is the person you're looking for. That's the cafe number
00:26:48.880 of Lady of the Lake. Politely suggest to her or mention to her in case she doesn't know
00:26:54.580 that this group, Prairie Daisy, was canceled based upon their extreme social outlook.
00:27:02.140 And if she knows anything about it, then ask her why. Be polite about it. But if she gets,
00:27:07.380 I'm going to say 100 calls in the next couple of days, she might rethink it. And please, again,
00:27:12.700 do not be threatening or aggressive in any way. And I know that you're going to be upset.
00:27:17.640 People get upset about this stuff. I don't blame them. Right. But just be polite about it and just
00:27:22.980 say, well, where's the room for disagreement? I mean, this is not something that they sing about
00:27:27.740 in their shows or even talk to the crowd about between songs. You know, if she posts certain
00:27:34.240 things on her social media, well, that's her business. You don't have to look at it. You
00:27:37.560 don't have to agree with it you can just keep scrolling so what's the problem so anyway you
00:27:42.860 do have a replacement show it's going to be at the fire hall right yes that's uh the fire hall
00:27:47.320 right here our right and brandon uh it used to be a restaurant used to be a few things but now
00:27:51.540 they rent it out as um a venue for weddings or whatever uh so yeah so we are going to be playing
00:27:58.280 on the original date that we were supposed to be playing at lady of the lake and um which is which
00:28:03.280 is what's the date august 29th august 29th friday august 29th and uh we're going to start a little
00:28:09.740 concert at 7 p.m until 9 p.m and then we're going to be supplying refreshments and uh only ten dollars
00:28:16.160 a ticket um really great music we play a little bit of everything everything from the 50s 60s 70s
00:28:21.720 80s and country and pop rock you name it we play it all so name a couple of songs that you play
00:28:26.980 you might get me to drive all the way out there that would be amazing um we do tom petty uh we do
00:28:34.660 um what tom petty songs you do free falling i'll bet it's free falling huh free falling and you
00:28:40.680 wreck me um we do shell crow we do brian adams we do johnny cash johnny cash i mean he's got that
00:28:47.680 bass voice i'm not sure how you well we take it up a couple notches yeah i walk the line or ring
00:28:53.300 of fire um neither uh we play fulton prison and jackson oh jackson that's a that's a duet
00:29:00.980 i like that song you know i use my my mom used to have the best of johnny cash record when i
00:29:06.120 was a kid and i i liked that song i don't know why it was i mean i didn't understand what it
00:29:10.260 was about i just i was my dad too we had that's all i listened to as a kid yeah i just love that
00:29:15.620 and charlie pride my dad loved those two guys i remember charlie pride he took me to a charlie
00:29:20.700 pride concert at the winnipeg centennial concert hall when i was nine i had no idea all i wanted
00:29:26.420 to hear was the snakes crawl at night but uh you didn't even play it you didn't even play the song
00:29:31.360 that night i was so disappointed so you're going to be at the fire hall august 29th in brandon
00:29:36.720 uh hopefully you get a good crowd and i encourage you guys to to go ahead and and call lady of the
00:29:42.620 lake and politely ask why this has happened and maybe try and work something out for the future
00:29:48.020 because you know we're all human beings here and you know and that's the thing like i to get an
00:29:54.260 email to tell us that we were canceled i mean in the end it kind of like i'm gonna say it's kind of
00:30:00.400 shot her in the foot because now there's a paper trail of what you said and but i would have much
00:30:05.940 rathered a phone call so we could have had an adult discussion as to why that's all i wanted
00:30:12.280 i just wanted you know i just wanted a but at this point i just felt like you know she just 0.96
00:30:16.060 she already had her mind made up and um like well that's that you know miranda did but maybe
00:30:22.360 yes miranda i don't have any no clue about bridget have you tried to call there and and ask
00:30:28.680 or you just haven't had time or i haven't i just scared that maybe you would have gotten a little
00:30:34.300 upset um i wouldn't blame you i feel like i can conduct myself a lot better than i used to but
00:30:40.860 um i think you know what i didn't even think about it shadow i just thought that it was done
00:30:44.560 um i and again just with my experience over the last four years i felt like
00:30:50.120 there was no point in trying and maybe that's not the the perfect way to look at this and maybe i
00:30:56.640 should have tried harder and maybe i should have made that phone call it just to have an explanation
00:31:00.780 but um i i just felt like from experience it just wasn't going to go anywhere so you know you're
00:31:08.360 right i i always encourage people to try again try again try again and i myself am guilty of
00:31:14.820 of assuming that the answer is going to be no or this is what they're going to say because you're
00:31:20.080 right from experience that's what you've gotten for these past four or five years but i catch
00:31:25.100 myself doing that quite a bit and i go ahead and make that phone call i make it because i want to
00:31:31.340 know yeah that's great but when you're in the middle of that phone call you really have to
00:31:36.240 watch your temper you do because well I'm French so we were known for our temper no no I would have
00:31:44.860 been very respectful if I did make that phone call and I tried handling as best as I could
00:31:49.440 with transparency and honesty and the best way that I knew how I guess and I yeah but there's
00:31:57.860 always room for improvement right well nobody's criticizing you we don't even know no I know
00:32:04.380 Nikki, are you playing anywhere else?
00:32:06.060 Is Prairie Daisy playing anywhere else in the next month or so that people
00:32:09.840 who are walking right now might have a chance to go and see you?
00:32:13.500 So we're doing a private event on the 23rd of August for a campground.
00:32:17.660 And then we're in Balder.
00:32:20.680 There is the Phoenix Music Festival put on by the Balder Bar and Grill.
00:32:25.840 We played this music festival last year.
00:32:28.000 We played there a few times.
00:32:28.880 It's a great venue to play.
00:32:29.980 Tara Reimer, she's amazing.
00:32:31.840 And then we're playing Hoop and Haller.
00:32:33.960 isn't that where that violinist is from no that's from cooley i'm cooley there is a violinist um oh
00:32:40.960 what the heck is his name i can't remember no it's her it's a she she's quite famous actually
00:32:44.940 and i can't recall her name it'll i'm sure somebody's going to write it down in the
00:32:48.540 comments yeah she's from cooley so what about boys of bay boys of vain turtle derby or the
00:32:53.400 morden corn and apple festival or uh we haven't um actually you know what i didn't even think of
00:32:57.780 those places but you have me thinking now but uh give them a call yeah yeah i will yeah we're
00:33:02.800 playing st rose um we played glenella we played a couple fairs yeah so we've been playing a little
00:33:08.300 bit of everywhere um in our in our area this summer so it's been good okay cool nikki thank
00:33:13.820 you for coming on tonight hopefully we can get this straightened away hopefully we can get this
00:33:17.320 stopped at some point because it's getting worse it would be nice yes yeah maybe the sean foight
00:33:23.620 situation will make more people wake up more of the normies will actually start going hey wait a
00:33:28.280 but that's not right.
00:33:29.460 I sure hope so.
00:33:30.540 Yeah.
00:33:30.680 Nikki,
00:33:30.960 thank you for coming on and maybe Brandon on August the 29th at the
00:33:35.840 fire hall.
00:33:36.840 That'd be great.
00:33:37.860 All right.
00:33:38.580 Thanks shadow.
00:33:39.300 Okay guys.
00:33:39.880 I'll be right back.
00:33:40.540 I got more stuff for you in 30 seconds.
00:33:58.280 so mark carney released a statement today from the minister of the sorry the office
00:34:19.400 of the prime minister and here it is uh
00:34:23.200 uh they should actually write in the uhs that he says wouldn't that be at least
00:34:35.840 a little bit funny in the official press release from the office of the prime minister
00:34:40.900 uh uh uh canada has uh long since been committed to a two-state solution
00:34:49.760 an independent viable and sovereign palestinian state living side by side with the state of
00:34:55.500 israel and peace and security this is not going to make the americans happy
00:34:59.380 now if you missed the show last night you got to go check it out with amrit baring
00:35:05.960 he broke it all down for entertainment purposes only of course
00:35:10.160 that every american politician come to think of it every canadian politician's got a handler
00:35:16.480 from the israeli state he feels that pierre polyev's handler is melissa lansman
00:35:22.040 the assistant or associate leader of the conservative party of canada so now that
00:35:29.140 carney has decided he's going to recognize a two-state solution or the state of palestine
00:35:34.240 in september what's going to happen how does this play into the kazarian's hands
00:35:40.300 for decades it was hope this and by the way polyev was talking about this as well
00:35:47.220 he's been talking about the two-state solution forever so they agree on this too and some
00:35:54.340 people might say well that's just bipartisan
00:35:56.720 no i don't think it is that's the uh that's the one party state that we're living in my friends
00:36:08.420 why would pierre polyev even though the majority of his base of his supporters don't want that war
00:36:16.160 in ukraine why on earth would he keep talking about canada will stand with ukraine until the
00:36:22.080 bitter end i'm paraphrasing there but he was always in support of that always always in support of
00:36:29.840 that now you would think the right thing to say would be uh yeah we're pulling out this is costing
00:36:37.340 us money. It's not our fight. Never did. For decades, it was hoped this outcome would be
00:36:46.600 achieved as part of a peace process built around a negotiated settlement between
00:36:50.560 the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority. Regrettably, this approach is no
00:36:55.900 longer tenable. Prospects for a two-state solution have been steadily and gravely eroded,
00:37:01.260 including by the pervasive threat of Hamas terrorism to Israel and its people culminating
00:37:05.260 in the heinous terror we don't need to go any further on this and because you guys know what
00:37:11.480 he's going to say but the interesting thing i find here is that omrit and i last night
00:37:16.520 we were talking about the different oligarch groups that may be in play right and of course
00:37:24.880 china we didn't even talk about china last night but china is a big deal well we did talk about
00:37:29.120 china in the extension last night but not during the main show it was the israeli state versus the
00:37:39.320 world economic forum un situation and possibly a third and even fourth entity involved and these
00:37:46.720 are all the oligarch groups the cabals if you will who are in play right now i don't think it's just
00:37:52.200 one anymore. And it's
00:37:54.160 possible that there is a controlling
00:37:56.400 entity over the top
00:37:57.960 of all of these entities
00:38:00.020 I just talked about.
00:38:03.440 I don't
00:38:04.380 know.
00:38:06.340 But it's fascinating.
00:38:08.980 And the politicians,
00:38:10.360 they're mid-level.
00:38:12.620 They are middle management.
00:38:16.960 So if we think
00:38:18.240 we're going to vote our way out of this,
00:38:20.180 we're not we're going to have to come up with some other kind of solution i suppose we could
00:38:29.020 vote our way out of this if we could wake up enough canadians to actually get them to think
00:38:35.020 about who and what they're voting for but amrit pointed out last night if you try to run as an
00:38:41.500 independent you get crushed even if you have name recognition look what's happened to maxime
00:38:47.580 Bernier. As a conservative, he won his riding in Quebec, the boats riding, over and over and over
00:38:53.200 again by thousands and thousands and thousands of boats. And now that he runs for the People's
00:38:58.900 Party of Canada, he comes in a very distant second every single time. Very distant.
00:39:06.140 It's because the power of the oligarchy is much too strong. They will crush the independence.
00:39:12.400 and therein lies the problem the question is how do we change that people have been asking me the
00:39:18.980 last couple of days shadow you got to get grant abraham on or grant abraham he's the leader of
00:39:25.800 the i think it's the united conservative party or the united party of canada he's running by the
00:39:32.500 way against pierre pauliev in the battle river crowfoot by election in a couple of weeks he was
00:39:37.580 in that debate they had a couple of nights ago and we have had grant on the show before and
00:39:42.620 he does have some interesting insights as to how we might be able to defeat this
00:39:46.880 but we got to go door to door to door to door to door in this country and wake enough people up
00:39:53.180 are you upset sir yeah i'm upset are you upset enough to not vote liberal or conservative or
00:40:03.100 ndp i don't know about that why are people so married to their political party of choice anyhow
00:40:10.640 that's a very good question isn't it you know for years i worked in radio as you know
00:40:16.080 and management was always scared to death of changes to the on-air staff scared to death
00:40:26.480 and i would say what are you guys so worried about people are married to the radio station
00:40:31.700 they listen to they've been listening to this rock station whatever it happens to be since they
00:40:36.640 were 10 years old they're gonna listen to it and if they decide they want to listen to some other
00:40:42.220 station for a while sure they can go do that but they always come back until you piss them off so
00:40:47.600 bad that they never do again so you got to really piss somebody off really bad like on a personal
00:40:54.380 level almost before they stop listening to your radio station and i think it's the same people
00:41:00.680 are dedicated to brands like that too breakfast cereals deodorants perfumes hairstyle whatever it
00:41:07.500 is they're dedicated to these brands and political parties are brands
00:41:15.740 how do you break brand loyalty that's something that you guys could do me a favor and look up
00:41:23.280 how do you break brand loyalty especially when the government of canada has got a nudge team
00:41:30.140 they've got a nudge team who are constantly nudging the population of this country
00:41:37.280 in a certain way in the way they want us to think and act it's true it's called impact
00:41:43.400 canada you can look that up as well all right let's continue on with the news from czech news
00:41:50.940 uh british columbia city says it's got increased concerns about public safety over an upcoming
00:41:58.320 in concert by sean foyte so he's canceled in winnipeg over safety concerns in the most crime
00:42:06.640 ridden park in the entire city and that's saying something they never have any safety concerns when
00:42:13.360 the palestinians are throwing molotov cocktails all around breaking windows and turning over cars
00:42:19.020 attacking cops there's no safety concerns about that but when it comes to a christian performer
00:42:26.140 oh my god so sean foyde is is supposed to be playing west colonna at memorial park amphitheater
00:42:37.260 on august 23rd but the city has said in a statement that it's reviewing safety and security
00:42:41.940 plans connected to private booking i would imagine that antifa and their supporters have
00:42:46.320 been calling the city saying if you let him play we're gonna tear it down oh safety concern
00:42:52.360 Voight, who ran unsuccessfully as a Republican for U.S. Congress in 2020, is a supporter of Donald Trump.
00:42:57.860 Oh, my God.
00:43:00.940 And has previously criticized or been criticized over his remarks about the LGBTQ plus community and his opposition to abortion.
00:43:08.020 He's so controversial.
00:43:14.140 Unbelievable.
00:43:14.700 A spokesperson for West Kelowna said in a statement issued yesterday that staff are reviewing the safety and security plans of the private booking and working with the RCMP now to assess public safety for this event.
00:43:26.580 You do understand that the event will be canceled, right?
00:43:29.720 You get that.
00:43:33.500 Crown attorneys.
00:43:35.060 There was a better story written in the Toronto Star, a far more left-leaning story.
00:43:40.620 I wanted to read it for you, but I would have had to have bought a subscription for the star and I won't do that.
00:43:45.700 So this is CTV still left leaning, but not nearly as alarming or frustrating as the Toronto star story.
00:43:55.300 Crown attorneys group accuses politicians and media media of attacks on the justice system.
00:44:02.460 The media, the media has been on their side.
00:44:04.340 so the president of the ontario crown attorneys association says attacks launched by politicians
00:44:12.320 that would be conservative politicians because only the conservatives have spoken out about
00:44:17.380 it's the tamara leach chris barber situation right like they're asking for said you guys know
00:44:21.540 the crown's asking for way too much the crown knows this but they're acting like they did
00:44:27.260 nothing wrong who us no it's a matter of fact you politicians and you media and members of the
00:44:34.200 public you're an affront to the rule of law be they attacks on prosecutorial independence or
00:44:47.120 sexist attacks on principles of fundamental justice okay that's a new one what these actions
00:44:55.460 are affronts to the rule of law. Donna Kelway wrote in an open letter, personal attacks on
00:45:01.980 crowns seeking a significant sentence are nothing less than attacks on prosecutorial
00:45:06.200 independence. These attacks do not, nor will they ever drive the decisions made by our prosecutors.
00:45:12.760 Well then, what does drive your decision making? Why are you trying to throw away the key on Tamara
00:45:22.480 and chris for mischief i mean really what's your explanation for that then
00:45:27.680 kelway said in an email to the canadian press that the letter refers to reaction to crown
00:45:36.780 sentencing proposals in the cases of two people associated with the freedom convoy
00:45:41.700 and criticism of counsel in the recent hockey canada trial based on their gender 0.92
00:45:46.700 hmm that's where that woman thing came from all that several conservative mps along with party
00:45:54.660 leader pierre polyev have criticized the crown's approach to sentencing two key organizers of the 0.86
00:45:59.120 freedom convoy uh seven and eight years yeah she says let's get this straight while rampant violent
00:46:05.580 offenders are released hours after uh this is who wrote this this is polyev let's get this straight
00:46:10.920 while rampant violent offenders are released hours after the most recent charges and anti-Semitic
00:46:16.420 rioters vandalize businesses terrorize daycares block traffic without consequences the crown
00:46:21.860 wants seven years prison time for the charge of mischief for leech and barber how is this justice
00:46:26.920 he wrote that in all of the social media people say too little too late in her own social media
00:46:34.500 Post, Polyev's handler, Melissa Lansman, said that if the crown suddenly wants to apply the law,
00:46:41.060 equal application of law would be a good start. But this is political vengeance, not actual
00:46:44.960 justice. And it's why trust in our institutions is dwindling. Leach's lawyer, Lawrence Greenspon,
00:46:51.540 said that, well, he liked what Polyev had to say. He shouldn't have said it. The separation
00:46:55.440 of church and state, in this case, legislature from judiciary, is something that's highly valued
00:47:00.180 in our country. Well, you know, Polyev is not ordering the Crown attorneys to do anything.
00:47:07.380 He's criticizing them, and he's allowed to do so. Of course he's allowed to do so.
00:47:15.400 In the Toronto Star, a recent opinion piece by a staff columnist questioned why female lawyers
00:47:20.620 would represent men accused of sexual crimes in the Hockey Canada trial. A lawyer's gender plays 0.95
00:47:25.980 no role in determining one's eligibility to participate in either the lawful prosecution
00:47:30.240 or the vigorous defense of any charge in our criminal justice system. To suggest otherwise
00:47:35.300 is to undermine the very principles upon which the rule of law is based. Such attacks show a
00:47:40.660 fundamental lack of understanding of our foundational constitutional principles,
00:47:44.820 including the presumption of innocence, the right to a fair trial, and equality.
00:47:48.520 Didn't Tamara say on the show last Thursday night that if you presume that the presumption 0.88
00:47:55.560 of innocence is there you're deluding yourself because she's been going through the system for
00:48:01.060 the last three and a half years who would know better maybe chris barber pat king
00:48:05.520 or any of the other truckers who have been going through hell for the past three and a half years
00:48:11.540 anyway that report came from the canadian press american lawyer calls on trump to sanction canada
00:48:20.980 if the Freedom Convoy leaders are jailed.
00:48:24.040 Now, this story is about a week old,
00:48:25.720 but I thought it was a good tie-in
00:48:29.040 to what we just talked about.
00:48:30.080 Robert Barnes,
00:48:31.700 he's the guy who's on with Viva Fry Sundays, I think,
00:48:35.520 he opined that Canada should be sanctioned
00:48:37.660 similar to other nations
00:48:38.800 for its wrongful lawfare
00:48:40.220 against basic human freedoms
00:48:41.720 the trucker convoy protected.
00:48:45.180 He said in X post on Monday
00:48:47.300 that Canada should be,
00:48:48.480 this is last Monday,
00:48:49.360 not this past Monday,
00:48:50.220 but the past past monday that canada should be sanctioned because its government is seeking to
00:48:54.720 jail leech and barber for seven and eight years we should sanction canada for this on the same
00:48:58.880 grounds we have sanctioned other foreign nations for their wrongful law fair against basic human
00:49:03.580 freedoms that the trucker convoy protected wouldn't that be something if he did wouldn't
00:49:10.260 that be something if he did in winnipeg u.s ambassador to canada issues warning not to
00:49:16.860 overlook cross-border ties. What? His name is Pete Hoekstra. And he told the audience,
00:49:23.220 I wouldn't bet against America while demonstrators were screaming and yelling outside.
00:49:31.540 Wouldn't bet against America. Days before a deadline to assemble a cross-border trade deal,
00:49:38.600 U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra suggested Canada does not want to run the risk of missing out
00:49:42.940 on economic opportunities provided by its neighbor to the south as it seeks to diversify its export
00:49:48.200 markets says right now i wouldn't bet against america i wouldn't bet against canada either
00:49:52.480 hoaxter said during an address to about 200 people at the winnipeg chamber of commerce
00:49:56.280 the winnipeg art gallery and they had this uh this this native name here i can't pronounce
00:50:03.000 the ambassador then issued a subtle warning in the form of a dry joke he said i know that the
00:50:08.240 EU and Japan just really want to buy the cars that you make in Ontario. Now Trump has recently
00:50:13.680 made deals with the UK, with the EU just a few days ago, and Japan. Multi-hundred-billion-dollar
00:50:19.660 deals. And where's Canada in all this? Nowhere. Here is U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra talking to
00:50:30.620 ctb about donald trump and why some canadians are upset with your president when he talks about the
00:50:39.100 51st state and why some of them don't want to travel why some white provinces are banning
00:50:43.260 do you understand why uh in reality i've talked to a lot of canadians and uh i will be the first
00:50:49.980 to admit i still don't fully understand how personal and uh how aggressive uh some canadians
00:50:59.200 have become on this issue.
00:51:00.680 Okay, so no, I don't fully understand it.
00:51:02.860 I understand that those feelings exist.
00:51:05.520 They're part of my reality.
00:51:08.040 But, you know, they don't really exist on the other side of the border.
00:51:11.620 Americans are not banning the sale of Canadian products into America.
00:51:17.000 I've asked a lot of places, you know, what's American tourism doing?
00:51:22.040 And they say it's the same if not up this year.
00:51:25.860 Americans still love Canada.
00:51:27.540 We're coming here.
00:51:28.520 We're spending American dollars in Canada because we view Canada as a friendly country.
00:51:37.020 And even though, you know, we both have warts, okay?
00:51:39.680 You don't like the 51st state, guess what?
00:51:42.520 We didn't like it that you didn't pay for NATO for years.
00:51:45.520 But that didn't stop us from coming to Canada or evaluating Canadian products based on their merit and their value.
00:51:53.160 You recently did spark some controversy on this when you said, you know, there are reasons President Trump and his team refer to Canada as mean and nasty to deal with.
00:52:01.640 Do you stand by those comments?
00:52:02.880 Do you regret those at all?
00:52:04.020 No, I mean, I'm quoting the president of the United States.
00:52:06.060 You know, stop it right there for just a second.
00:52:09.000 These left wing corporate media reporters are still going on about this.
00:52:14.720 How Donald Trump said Canadians are mean and nasty to deal with.
00:52:17.320 So what?
00:52:17.980 Who cares?
00:52:20.160 Like, good God, man.
00:52:23.160 enough people are not outraged about this you don't see people sitting talking in coffee shops
00:52:28.460 going ah donald trump said we're being a nasty unless there's coffee shops out there this new
00:52:34.160 string of coffee coffee shops called elbows up coffee i haven't seen any of those have you
00:52:40.440 these left-wing people are telling me i should put a left-wing corporate media t-shirt together
00:52:48.300 for the Shadow Davis merch store, and I'm seriously considering it.
00:52:52.340 In the United States, I'm quoting my boss.
00:52:54.900 Do I regret quoting my boss?
00:52:56.540 No, I support my boss, absolutely.
00:53:00.780 Is it hard to work for your boss when he says some of the things he says,
00:53:04.940 and you're supposed to be a diplomat?
00:53:06.940 You know what I like about Donald Trump?
00:53:10.400 Donald Trump makes very clear where he's going and what his objectives are.
00:53:16.000 He wants prosperity for the American people. He wants security and stability.
00:53:21.200 He wants a strong Western world militarily. He wants to end the killing in Ukraine.
00:53:28.360 He wants peace and stability in the Middle East. You know exactly where he's going.
00:53:33.840 Someone asked yesterday, is there any flexibility in his strategy?
00:53:38.360 Yes, he knows where he's going. And if a strategy is not working, he's more than willing to adjust the strategy.
00:53:45.180 But he's not adjusting the end point.
00:53:48.060 Just say, OK, I've had a strategy in place.
00:53:52.120 I'm not getting the results that I want.
00:53:54.700 OK, I'll try some other way to get there.
00:53:56.820 Pete Hoekstra, U.S. Ambassador to Canada.
00:54:02.880 He's got a point.
00:54:05.860 By the way, these T-shirts or even hoodies, they would look something like this.
00:54:10.580 see the uh the newsman sitting there in black and white and it just says say no to left-wing
00:54:17.540 corporate media like t-shirts hoodies in black white and gray i think that would be a i think
00:54:27.540 that would be a big seller i don't know i'm not a clothing marketer but uh somebody suggested that
00:54:35.240 to me today or maybe yesterday and i thought hey that's an interesting idea here's something
00:54:39.220 released yesterday by the canadian taxpayers federation by franco terrazzano speaking of
00:54:45.960 the left-wing corporate media publicly funded the cbc employs more than 250 directors 450 managers
00:54:55.420 780 producers that are paid more than 100 000 per year i can tell you my years in private radio
00:55:02.780 Nobody really approached six figures or more than six figures unless they were like high-level morning show hosts and maybe high-level programmers, but not many.
00:55:22.900 This is from an access to information obtained by the CTF, the CBC's own record show.
00:55:28.660 it has a bloated bureaucracy full of highly paid managers and bureaucrats, said Franco
00:55:33.300 Terrazzano. Canadians need tax relief, not a bunch of managers managing managers at the
00:55:37.660 CBC. The CTF obtained a 65-page list of CBC employees, paid more than $100,000 per year.
00:55:44.040 There are 180 managers, 277 employees, 124 directors, 106 senior directors, executive
00:55:53.700 directors, 28, 493 producers, 36 technical producers, 168 senior producers, 86 executive
00:56:03.680 producers. The CBC also employed 130 advisors, 81 analysts, 120 hosts, 80 project leads, 30 lead
00:56:11.900 architects, 25 supervisors, among other positions that were paid more than $100,000 last year,
00:56:18.460 according to these records. The CBC redacted the roles of more than 200 employees. The number of
00:56:24.100 employees collecting six-figure salaries has ballooned at the state broadcaster, according
00:56:27.920 to separate access to information records. 24-25, 1,831 CBC employees took a six-figure salary.
00:56:36.580 Those salaries cost taxpayers about $240 million for an average salary of $131,060.
00:56:42.980 In 2015-16, 438 CBC employees were making six figures at a cost of about $60 million.
00:56:52.780 The number of CBC staffers with a six-figure salary increased 17% over the last year
00:56:58.340 and has increased by 318% since 2025.
00:57:05.560 CBC are big believers in climate change.
00:57:08.960 And apparently, it's a new international law.
00:57:11.860 climate change is now if you don't believe in climate change you're breaking the law
00:57:15.480 here's our friend tiana truth seeker with more on that hegg which is the international court
00:57:21.000 um in the netherlands has decided to side with the u.n and make climate change an actual law
00:57:29.300 international law and if governments and big corporations do not follow they are in breach
00:57:35.060 of a law and can be sued by the united nations let me just show you the article world's top
00:57:41.220 court has said a healthy environment is a human right and governments could be violating
00:57:45.140 international law if they fail to act on climate change in a landmark ruling for international law
00:57:50.100 environmental justice climate change treaties established stringent obligations on states he
00:57:55.520 said adding that failing to comply with them was a breach of international law now a lot of people
00:58:00.440 might see this as a good thing because they're going after governments and corporations however
00:58:05.000 everything eventually trickles down onto us and eventually what they want is to have us on a
00:58:12.440 carbon limit for the year and the world economic forum has said this many times that they don't
00:58:17.580 want us you know consuming meat traveling as much all of these other things having only three brand
00:58:22.880 new items of clothing a year which they feel is sufficient considering the overpopulation that
00:58:27.840 they deem is a threat to basically our existence on this planet and so i don't know if you've
00:58:33.660 notice but if you've been booking flights or cruises or hotels now they have a carbon number
00:58:41.220 of what kind of carbon points you would be accumulating as an individual if we did have a
00:58:46.620 carbon passport now what's to say that eventually the who doesn't do this with the pandemic treaty
00:58:52.500 that all the countries signed a few months back right now they're saying that each country will
00:58:57.140 have its own autonomy on decision making in case of a pandemic but what if they do this exact same
00:59:03.120 thing that the UN has done with the climate change, with the WHO pandemic, and making it a
00:59:08.980 law for all countries that to have to abide by whatever the WHO says in the future. And this is
00:59:15.960 exactly what I was talking about a few years back when I said they're going to give us carbon
00:59:19.580 passports, and you will only be able or a lot alloticated a certain amount of, you know, CO2
00:59:25.880 that you're allowed to put out into the environment, whether it's traveling and so forth. First,
00:59:30.460 are going to go after corporations like they've always done then eventually they will go after
00:59:34.920 you know vacationing so flights cruises hotels and so forth and then they will eventually go
00:59:40.820 into vehicles and how often you drive then they will start going after how much you eat how much
00:59:45.240 you consume what you buy and all of that other stuff and i find it really interesting that a lot
00:59:50.000 of people can't see where we are actually headed to and the tyranny that they will put down on us
00:59:55.620 through all of these bullshit laws that they're passing in you know far far away lands that don't
01:00:01.800 even matter to where you and i live and it's just a trickle down in order to get us to fully comply
01:00:09.680 not go anywhere which then fits into the 15-minute cities that i also talked about
01:00:14.480 yep now in the extension tonight we're going to go into that it's something we have been
01:00:24.320 talking about for quite some time now this is something that maggie hope bronze kickley
01:00:28.820 organization is fighting so hard against icly the united nations now icly is their localized
01:00:38.360 version meaning that they have representatives of icly through the canadian federation of
01:00:43.440 municipalities in over 500 canadian rms and they're all pushing the u.n's climate agenda
01:00:50.960 whether local town city counselors and reeves even know it because it's being pushed by the
01:01:00.440 bureaucrats behind the scenes and we have found out about that over and over again with guests
01:01:08.120 i've had on this show and yet what are we doing about it we're complaining we're not making phone
01:01:16.580 calls we're not holding our elected representatives accountable we can't hold the unelected
01:01:23.280 representatives accountable they're unelected they're appointed they're hired only the elected
01:01:30.300 representatives can do anything so you got to get a hold of those guys and that's what i'm rich said
01:01:35.220 last night as well guys if you didn't watch last night's show go back and watch it and if you
01:01:41.860 watched it once and didn't quite get it because he has a very thick accent i i can understand that
01:01:47.940 go watch it again he said some that there's probably going to be some things in there you
01:01:54.640 don't agree with but he said some pretty astounding things even for me opened my eyes last night
01:02:01.660 not because of what he said but how he said it you can tell that he has the sound and look of
01:02:09.860 a man who's been thinking about this for a very very long time and has figured out the plan
01:02:16.800 and so yes we will have him back on and everything else seems to be window dressing at this stage of
01:02:24.580 the game like this for example from the toronto sun new partnership announced to ensure ontario
01:02:31.140 pcs stay conservative like what are you kidding me
01:02:38.560 they actually have to have an alliance between the national citizens coalition and project
01:02:46.280 ontario to ensure principled conservative leadership in ontario like
01:02:54.080 ensuring the doug ford government adhere to conservative principles is the goal of a new
01:03:02.120 partnership between two advocacy organizations let me shut this off before it completely takes
01:03:07.340 over the screen the ncc the national citizens coalition has announced a collaboration with
01:03:12.020 project ontario an initiative co-founded by toronto's matt spoke intended to reintroduce
01:03:17.160 conservative principles to Ontario's governance to hold the Ford government to account. When
01:03:23.800 conservatives lose their principles, Ontario loses its way, said Alex Brown, the director of the NCC.
01:03:31.040 It's increasingly kind of remarkable that the role of the opposition in Ontario, they're not
01:03:35.580 standing up to the Ford government. And so it seems like it's having to fall on conservatives
01:03:39.820 and folks on their side. So what he's saying there is that the conservatives actually have
01:03:46.420 to play the role of opposition as well so they have to be liberal in order to hold themselves
01:03:51.580 to account what the partnership he partnership he said aims to fill the void either through the
01:04:01.360 media or reaching out to people at queens park and the most recent example brown said was ford's now
01:04:07.560 walked back call for asylum seekers to get work permits a curious statement well canada deals
01:04:14.080 with a critical shortage of jobs for young people as employers fill their positions with
01:04:19.160 international students and temporary foreign workers oh and there's one video i wanted to
01:04:23.200 play for you guys that i haven't and i keep forgetting so i'm going to go back and get it
01:04:26.980 here it came from monday night speaking about yeah here it is speaking about bringing more and more
01:04:32.520 refugees into canada you've got to see this next story is gonna blow your mind canada's now
01:04:40.340 marketing to recruit LGBTQI refugees with one year income. They're paying them for 12 months
01:04:50.340 and a massive social benefit. Like I said, at what point will Canadians be moving abroad,
01:04:58.760 kissing the rainbow and coming back and reapplying for refugee status? Don't believe me? Here we are
01:05:07.060 on canada's official website here is the post if we go down here it shows refugees resettled
01:05:16.380 under the program get 12 months of income and settlement support through the resettlement
01:05:24.420 assistance program you read that correctly it's right here on the government's website there's
01:05:32.480 also this private sponsorship so you you could actually sponsor one of these refugees so that
01:05:40.760 they could come to canada and you provide them with 12 months of income and settlement support
01:05:46.900 from a private sponsor it goes on to list all of the people that would qualify for this wonderful
01:05:54.440 program and they are actively saying you need to help these refugees who are facing these two
01:06:02.160 things and would you take a look at this our partnership with the rainbow refugee society
01:06:09.160 has been extended for another five years until the end of 2029
01:06:16.240 what we need to do is form something maybe called the conservative society of canada
01:06:28.500 and then go to the united states hat in hand and say
01:06:34.960 we're seeking asylum for canadian conservatives
01:06:39.100 or people who still use and value common sense can you help us out please
01:06:47.700 there are millions of us and we need assistance we need your assistance
01:06:52.900 crazy you guys ever heard of uh cap chatfield his name is cap chatfield here he is says i'm cap
01:07:03.440 chatfield a filmmaker content strategist and speaker on a mission to equip my generation to
01:07:08.040 come out of powerless uh living and learn how to live directed by the spirit of god so he's
01:07:14.880 online pastor and he had a conversation with chat gpt the other day i'm just going to throw this up
01:07:24.620 chat gpt to areas okay so we're going to run this in the extension on shadow davis.com tonight for
01:07:31.880 you all access nighthawks back there he has a conversation with chat gpt and he gets it to
01:07:39.460 tell the truth about who's running the show and what artificial intelligence is really being used
01:07:48.580 for now i've seen like i said to you guys before i've seen this from at least one other guy and so
01:07:56.200 i don't know if it's coordinated scam between these guys or if it's something that one guy
01:08:00.880 just stole from another guy or whatever because they ask the same questions but and and full
01:08:06.980 disclosure i tried to make this work with chat gpt and with grok and i had no success so it could be
01:08:14.540 something that is has been programmed that they did with the uh with the different ais to make
01:08:21.340 this happen i don't know but i watched the whole thing through it's 17 minutes long and it's quite
01:08:26.120 alarming actually so we're going to run that in the extension tonight and also i put together a
01:08:31.680 piece for you about the wild lands project something we haven't talked about in a while
01:08:37.060 and we think rosa cory was the first one who started talking about it publicly uh before
01:08:42.760 she died in 2017 2018 but no that's not the case at all it goes back a lot further actually the
01:08:48.380 call out of the wild lands project goes back a lot further than that so we're going to dive
01:08:53.320 into what that is and basically this is the reason that the ostrich farm is in such peril
01:09:02.740 right now and all of these other farms across the country and in the united states all across
01:09:07.560 the western world have had their animals culled and their land seized and different municipal
01:09:13.680 bylaws changed land use bylaws and we've seen that happening as well all across canada
01:09:20.220 why is that happening it's because the wildlands project is in effect so we're going to look into
01:09:29.720 that in the uh extension tonight for the all access night hawks on shadow davis.com and if
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01:09:46.220 on telegram we would love to see you there for the rest of you guys i love you all i appreciate
01:09:51.760 you all and i will talk to you again tomorrow night we may have grant abraham of the uh
01:09:57.560 united hang on just a minute i got to find out the name of his party it escapes me i've had grant
01:10:04.140 on before and he's a really good the party leader the united party of canada and people have been
01:10:10.360 asking you can bring grant on i say yeah of course i will i just need to find the time so maybe
01:10:14.880 tomorrow night grant abraham of the united party of canada if not we still have a show and we'll
01:10:21.580 see you tomorrow night at eight o'clock did i say i love you all and i appreciate you all yet if not
01:10:26.000 i love you all and i appreciate you all and i will talk to you soon the extension starts in
01:10:31.020 two minutes i'll be right back
01:10:44.880 Thank you.
01:11:14.880 We'll be right back.
01:11:44.880 We'll be right back.