The Shadoe Davis Show - July 09, 2025


July 8th⧸2025- More Jab Injured Speak Out, Trump Upset Over Epstein Questions


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00:03:00.000 hello everybody welcome to shadow at night this is tuesday july the 8th 2025 on the show tonight
00:03:26.320 three vaccine-injured people. We have Michelle. You've met her before. Michelle Wharton is going
00:03:32.380 to join again tonight. Julie and a woman named Natalie. Now, one of the guests tonight wants
00:03:38.480 to remain anonymous. She is using a different name than her real name, and you will not see
00:03:44.560 her face on camera. Normally, I would not allow this, as you guys know, but because we have two
00:03:52.040 other people on camera tonight who know this person and can vouch for this person, I'm letting
00:03:57.800 it go. Because these stories need to be told. And more importantly, these stories need to be heard.
00:04:04.700 Now, Global News last week released a three-part series on vaccine injuries and VISP, the vaccine
00:04:13.400 injury support program that was put up by Justin Trudeau, I believe it was in November or December
00:04:20.400 of 2020 which has helped maybe 10 people so far i think my guests tonight one of them at least
00:04:29.020 will probably have the answer for that and all of the hoops that people have to go through all
00:04:33.540 of the case workers all of the have you ever spent time on the phone waiting on hold with a bank
00:04:40.560 or with your cable company cell phone company you can be on there for two three four hours
00:04:47.380 sometimes trying to straighten something out imagine doing that every day for the last three
00:04:53.720 years and then in the end being turned down and then appealing and going through the same process
00:05:01.000 again and again and again and that's only one of the nightmares our guests tonight have had to
00:05:06.500 endure these past few years so we're going to get to that in just a second and also there's a lot of
00:05:10.520 outrage over this joint memo that came out a couple of days ago from the department of justice in the
00:05:15.680 United States and the Federal Bureau of Investigation that says Jeffrey Epstein died of suicide and
00:05:22.900 that's all there is to it. And when questioned today in the White House, Donald Trump was sitting
00:05:28.500 there with Pam Bondi, the attorney general down there. When questioned today by a reporter, Trump
00:05:34.000 said, with all this stuff going on, you want to talk about this scumbag? There is all kinds of
00:05:42.840 fallout going on down there and we're going to get to the bottom of that a little bit later on
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00:06:49.500 hello ellen watching on vancouver island diane is watching from regina tonight hello robert how
00:06:56.180 you doing everybody is upset about this epstein cover-up diane is watching frank is watching from
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00:08:05.720 hello everybody welcome back michelle wharton you have met before welcome back to the show
00:08:13.620 michelle thank you for coming on julie hello your mic is muted just so you're aware if you start
00:08:18.380 speaking we won't be able to hear you and a woman called natalie now michelle uh because i've spoken
00:08:24.280 to you before let's start with you what is your situation like today i think the last time we
00:08:31.480 spoke to you was probably four or five months ago now. How are you doing today? Yeah, correct. Yes.
00:08:36.460 Shadows. So when we last spoke in November, I had recently returned back from the United States. And
00:08:42.800 so short synopsis, I was unable to get any care in Canada. And that's a pretty common theme for
00:08:48.680 all of us here on the panel today. Substantial medical gaslighting, lack of acknowledgement,
00:08:54.220 vaccine injuries don't exist. And so I returned back again to the United States, this time to
00:08:59.800 Utah to a specialty clinic, and I saw an immunologist and neurologist, and they confirmed
00:09:05.280 severe vaccine injury. And I have an incredible portfolio now of both neurological and immune
00:09:12.100 conditions. And at that time, they recommended IVIG, which is a immune therapy. And that was
00:09:19.920 in August of last year. And so I finally was approved May of this year for a provisional
00:09:27.520 three-month trial of IVIG and those that have been vaccine injured that have had early
00:09:32.820 interventions, which is generally the common need for all of us to firstly just have not the
00:09:40.460 diseases and conditions that we have progressed rapidly. In my case, it's vision loss. I now have
00:09:46.040 loss of feeling from my elbows to my fingertips, my knees to my toes, significant electric shocks,
00:09:51.940 hands, feet, brain, bone pain, joint pain, difficulties breathing, pulmonary dysfunction.
00:09:58.520 And here I am today. And I was once a very healthy, thriving health care professional with
00:10:04.220 no evidence of disease and no previous health conditions. And so me becoming approved for that
00:10:10.480 IVIG involved me attempting to communicate with our Minister of Health, our Premier. My new MLA,
00:10:19.200 which was elected in the fall actually handed my entire file that was started from our previous
00:10:23.820 MLA. Who is your new MLA? Jordan Keeley. I was so sick shadow in November. I could not get to his
00:10:35.600 office and he came to my house and he sat here with me for about an hour and he heard my story
00:10:40.860 and he took my medical records which then at that time I think the last time we spoke I had about
00:10:46.200 six rejection letters from specialists in british columbia i have 14 now yeah so you still haven't
00:10:53.360 been acknowledged by any physicians in canada correct one one and that was just in may one
00:10:59.840 neurologist that has just acknowledged that i have um it's a big long lengthy statement
00:11:06.060 vaccine-induced immune-mediated small fiber neuropathy so essentially my nerves in my
00:11:13.380 peripheral area are dead and or dying. And so the IVIG that I'm receiving is attempting to
00:11:20.980 restore my immune system in hopes of stabilizing my condition. And unfortunately, I have not had
00:11:29.240 the best results with those two treatments. So we're really just praying that it's not too late
00:11:33.640 is really what it is coming down to shadow. Yeah. And I'm 46 years old, and I was very healthy and
00:11:40.380 have two small children so it's not um it's not life i expected when i was trying to protect the
00:11:47.080 public okay um let's say hello to julie julie i have not met you before now welcome to the show
00:11:56.420 thank you for coming on tonight thanks for having us julie can you tell us a bit about what's
00:12:01.920 happened to you? Yeah, so for me, things kind of all started after the second dose of the vaccine
00:12:13.120 in June of 2021. So I started experiencing numbness, tingling and pain from my knees down.
00:12:24.660 It went away after approximately four months, and I took a third dose in December of 2021.
00:12:35.460 Unfortunately, my symptoms came right back within five days, except this time, instead
00:12:42.920 of just working its way from the bottom of my feet to my knees down, it ended up over
00:12:49.220 the course of three weeks working its way from the bottom of my feet to my waist down, and I also
00:12:58.700 began experiencing cardiac symptoms as well. So I was only 24 years old when this all started,
00:13:08.020 and I'm 28 now, and I've formally been diagnosed also in Utah, the United States,
00:13:15.760 well, fiber neuropathy. Natalie, can you turn your microphone off, please? I think we're getting
00:13:23.820 some kind of a noise from over there. Thank you. I just wanted to make sure that we can hear
00:13:30.600 everything that you guys are saying. So Julie, please continue. You got diagnosed in the United
00:13:34.620 States, correct? Yeah. Okay. Can you go back to that part? Yeah. So I was diagnosed in the
00:13:44.420 United States in Utah, the same clinic that Michelle went to with small fiber neuropathy.
00:13:52.560 So they ran the biopsies that Canada refused to run for me, despite me telling them that I was
00:13:59.760 almost certain that I had small fiber neuropathy based off of the online support groups and others
00:14:05.400 who had the same diagnosis and the same symptoms that I did. So I paid out of pocket in the United
00:14:12.440 States and Utah for the biopsies, which came back positive. So we confirmed that I do have
00:14:19.920 small fiber neuropathy, in addition to post orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. So POTS for
00:14:27.980 short. So for me, that means that my heart rate can go anywhere from like 160 to 180,
00:14:37.380 um barely doing anything whereas before all this I used to be a recreational athlete so I played
00:14:44.280 volleyball um multiple times a week for hours at a time um and that's something that I can no longer
00:14:51.460 do um in addition to that I was also diagnosed with mitochondrial dysfunction which essentially
00:14:58.700 means that my body doesn't make energy anymore so I can get very tired very quickly
00:15:05.600 how have you aside from the physical how have you i i don't like to use the word suffered but
00:15:15.000 it's the only one that i can think of right now how have you suffered in other ways through family
00:15:19.500 friends work etc um yeah so in addition to not being able to play sports anymore which used to
00:15:28.000 be my entire life. Things at work have changed extremely drastically. So I used to be able to
00:15:38.280 work full time between two jobs. I've since no longer am able to do one of those jobs since I
00:15:48.300 can't keep up with the workload anymore. So I used to work at a local college and I used to work with
00:15:55.140 students who had disabilities doing note taking and testing accommodations. But because my brain
00:16:01.980 doesn't work at the same speed that it used to, likely due to what has been diagnosed as
00:16:08.920 micro clotting from my blood work in the US. And so I'm no longer able to do that job. So I do
00:16:16.480 still work two days a week at a local museum and my staff and co-workers there in addition to
00:16:25.420 my family and some friends have been very supportive of me um so luckily I still have
00:16:32.460 been able to keep up that um but I've certainly lost a lot and mentally it's taken a huge shawl
00:16:39.240 I can't even imagine I mean you've had to give up so many things that you loved in your life
00:16:45.080 at 24 years old yeah yeah let's bring natalie and natalie please turn your microphone on
00:16:54.380 hi how are you well yeah let's just say we're hanging in there we're doing our best to hang
00:17:04.600 in there welcome to the show thank you for coming on tonight um we understand your need for
00:17:10.060 anonymity and i want to get to um each of your situations with the visp program the vaccine
00:17:16.740 injury support program and where you guys are standing uh natalie what is your story what's
00:17:22.360 happened to you yeah so what happened to me was i worked in a like a very high energy stressful job
00:17:28.940 i did work for the one of the provinces for um the government and i was a very dedicated employee
00:17:36.140 I was a hardworking individual, really honest, very seldom took sick days unless needed,
00:17:41.980 so on and so forth.
00:17:43.200 I took one of the Pfizer vaccines.
00:17:46.520 It was very heavily encouraged and pushed.
00:17:50.160 I did take it before the mandate occurred because I had a lot of contact with a lot
00:17:54.740 of people during the course of my work.
00:17:57.960 After I took it, I started to experience like whirling issues on my lower legs, which then
00:18:05.060 progress to tingling issues on my hands and feet, which then progress to by about two to three
00:18:14.040 weeks in hearing damage, like I can hear background sounds like whirling and all kinds of problematic
00:18:21.620 sounds in my hearing. So it's very difficult for me to concentrate on things. It's very difficult
00:18:27.740 for me to focus on different things. I have stiffness in my hands. So I have issues like
00:18:34.540 even in terms of like trying to comb my hair personal grooming issues um even standing like
00:18:40.920 I cannot stand uh if I'm trying to talk to someone and you end up just you know well you know you end
00:18:46.740 up seeing someone in your standing you have to go sit down because you have extensive pain like
00:18:51.880 from the soles of the feet into the palms of the hands and stiffness in terms of doing any kind of
00:18:57.840 um like um you know issues that require like your fingers and so on so forth at one point um shortly
00:19:05.600 after the one vaccine that I did have I couldn't even basically get off the couch I basically was
00:19:11.500 close to I I did think I as many of the other people have shared I was just didn't even know
00:19:16.980 if you you could make it it was that bad um so anyway there was all big kerfuffle in terms of
00:19:22.760 work because um as you shared this with people they their basic uh hope was for you to get the
00:19:28.960 second vaccine at that time like it was just like it was completely blocked out what you were
00:19:33.040 experiencing and the physical symptoms you were experiencing you just had kind of this wave of
00:19:38.240 just push that aside and just take this even from the work site from various sources they just
00:19:43.900 wanted you to take another vaccine sort of thing so so you just have this really skewed distorted
00:19:49.940 sense of kind of what's going on here natalie what kind of pressure were you put under because
00:19:55.280 you mentioned that you worked for a provincial government like what sort of pressure was there
00:19:59.740 not just from management but from your co-workers also yeah from co-workers we had zoom meetings
00:20:05.940 such as we're having right here and people would be encouraged to to share what their status was
00:20:11.380 and then they had accolades like if they had the second one or you know where they were at with
00:20:16.320 that it was like it was really what do you mean like you'd get a gold star or something yes that's
00:20:20.300 100 absolutely 100 yeah and it did come down from like a supervisory level manager managerial level
00:20:27.500 union level from many different various avenues um even from the people that you were serving
00:20:33.440 they reciprocated that they wanted you to be vaccinated before you had um interaction with
00:20:39.580 them as well. So it came from many different avenues. So yeah, yeah. So basically here in
00:20:46.060 Canada, like I haven't gone and traveled to the United States, I'm unable to work, I did try to
00:20:52.060 go back to work, I had muscle twitching, I had my hands and my feet were tingling, I had hearing
00:20:57.580 issues and extreme fatigue, like you basically can't even function, the fatigue is so severe.
00:21:02.960 and um so from that point on like you you then enter into like this acrimonious situation like
00:21:10.780 what do you do now because you've been stable and you've been a a person that's working all these
00:21:16.080 you know years and through no fault of your own then you're thrust into this position where you
00:21:21.660 have to then um be in this position to uh advocate for yourself which i never i never thought i
00:21:28.560 should, you know, be need to be in this position. And that's kind of where it's been. So I've been
00:21:33.840 actually I counted it up before the show, I've been to 24 doctors in Canada. And I have not been
00:21:39.860 to the United States, I haven't had, I don't know if it's worth financially going to the United
00:21:45.420 States. But what the some of the feedback I've had from emergency doctors, neurologists, I've
00:21:51.100 been to a rheumatologist, I've been to internal medical specialists, basically, they I have had
00:21:57.200 a quote-unquote a vaccine would not do that those kinds of symptoms it wouldn't cause that type of
00:22:04.080 a symptom you know you mean like not an experimental never before tried yeah formula
00:22:10.060 yeah yeah anxiety with them yeah yeah and you know they do want you to really uh look and i've
00:22:17.500 never had mental health issues i'm i'm right now i'm i am 55 years old i have no mental health
00:22:24.000 history however they do want to refer you and they have referred me to three psychiatrists which
00:22:29.460 i've met with and there are no mental health issues i i keep um just what kinds of questions
00:22:36.300 would this i'm sorry to interrupt you what kinds of questions would a psychiatrist ask you in
00:22:41.600 regards to what you're going through physically right now like something about your mother
00:22:46.080 your father actually yeah this they have asked me about my family history and i was raised by a
00:22:52.760 single mother but that has no implications at all and of course not temporary and the temporal
00:22:59.040 connection to when i was vaccinated to when i had tingling in my hands and my feet and hearing
00:23:05.260 damage is is unmistakable there's there's no question it's a hundred percent unmistakable
00:23:11.220 and and like i've had how many times you've heard the expression that correlation does not equal
00:23:16.440 causation yeah well right and and i'm not sitting here telling you that yeah i'm saying i'm asking
00:23:23.380 how many times have you heard that because i mean like you know what a coincidence yeah
00:23:28.520 far too many to count shadow and so so this is from a person that worked eight hours in a high
00:23:35.980 energy job and i would be able to in recreationally i could bike two hours in the river valley and walk
00:23:43.780 and hike from two to four hours and I was a very active person and I really enjoyed nature
00:23:48.940 and all of that and I can't I'm unable to do those things I can't grasp a handlebar on a bike
00:23:54.740 like I could I can't ride the bike I can't walk I can't stand I'm always looking for a place where
00:24:01.260 I can sit down if I try to hike or if I go to a grocery store even if I go grocery shopping I'm
00:24:07.700 scoping out where the next place is where I can sit down so this is the implications to my life
00:24:13.540 And it's very devastating. I can't even impress upon the devastation that this has caused.
00:24:20.640 Michelle, you were saying before we went on, this is the first time that all three of you have actually been together outside of regular meetings.
00:24:31.080 Yeah. So Julie and I met. Incidentally, her and I both visited the same facility in Utah and we didn't know.
00:24:39.240 And so I was there in August and Julie was there in October, I believe.
00:24:43.260 Is that right, Julie?
00:24:44.480 Yeah.
00:24:44.860 And so we were connected through Brianne Dressen.
00:24:47.400 So Brianne Dressen is a co-founder for React 19.
00:24:49.820 And Julie actually has been their support group facilitator for React 19 for two years now.
00:24:55.340 We didn't have an organization in Canada that mirrored what React 19 has offered.
00:25:00.580 And so Julie and I got talking and CanRise 19 came to fruition.
00:25:05.080 And so Julie and I have started formal support groups and our first intake was in February and we ran two days a week in February for 10 weeks.
00:25:14.420 And we just started our second intake of another 10 week session.
00:25:19.520 And so we meet weekly via Zoom.
00:25:22.080 But this is the first time that the three of us have been together outside of our emotional support groups, which are confidential, you know, individuals that contribute signed confidentiality agreements.
00:25:33.940 We're not here to offer medical advice, but we are here to share our stories.
00:25:38.340 And, you know, we're developing a patient resource list, a provider list.
00:25:44.180 And we are currently in the nonprofit registration phase where we will be building a medical care fund similar to that of REACT-19.
00:25:52.320 So where Canada is missing the mark and people like myself are mortgaging their houses or selling their businesses to pay for medical care,
00:26:02.960 Julie and I are hoping that we can kind of ease that burden for vaccine injured.
00:26:07.380 So we're pretty close to being registered as a nonprofit.
00:26:11.080 You know, we had Anita Krishna on the show last night.
00:26:14.060 She's a former director with Global News in Vancouver.
00:26:16.600 She was with them, I'm going to say, overall, probably about 20 years.
00:26:20.200 And she was talking about the vaccine injury special series that they put together last week.
00:26:26.800 And while she was saying that's great, finally, the left wing corporate media is actually willing to discuss this.
00:26:32.060 You know, she said, I still brush up against the narrative, two narratives, small group of people and rare.
00:26:41.620 Well, this is a rare occurrence. This doesn't happen at all.
00:26:46.960 There's literature that it's I think it's Frazen is the peer reviewed paper that was published and it's referencing one in 800 people are vaccine injured.
00:26:57.580 So that translates to was it 22 million people, Julie? Is that what it translates to globally? One in 800. So what they consider is rare or few. And that is, I was interviewed for that global three part series. None of my conversations with Carolyn were part of the article or whatnot.
00:27:18.340 but this comment that they keep repeating on rare and few is really bothersome because they are
00:27:25.460 entirely diminishing the impact that this has had on individuals and what I would speak to even more
00:27:31.780 for Natalie and Julie and myself is we don't look sick we're sick so that's incredibly deceiving
00:27:39.940 you can't see all neurological conditions you can't see that I can't see properly that I have
00:27:46.580 40% peripheral vision loss in both my eyes that I can't feel my hands and feet anymore um I'd make
00:27:52.280 a lousy hygienist right now let me tell you lousy feel your hands I feel my hands I can't see
00:27:57.700 properly um you can't see immune conditions you can't see pots you know we wear these smiles on
00:28:03.120 our faces because we have to choose to face every day as best we can and let me back you up for a
00:28:08.080 second um pots i i'm unfamiliar with that condition it's so it's um posterior orthostatic
00:28:17.320 tachycardia syndrome so essentially when you change positions from laying to sitting sitting
00:28:23.120 to standing your heart rate your blood pressure your respiration doesn't register that you've
00:28:29.080 changed positions and so it's a dysregulation of all autonomic regulatory systems in your body
00:28:36.620 And so for Julie, for example, like Julie and I, we attended the Follow the Silence documentary in Texas together.
00:28:43.540 It's the first time we met in person.
00:28:45.000 I sat with Julie at a table and her heart rate was 130 beats per minute sitting there.
00:28:51.360 My heart rate has gone from like 60 to 198 beats per minute from sitting to standing.
00:28:57.820 And so there's complete dysregulation of your autonomic nervous system.
00:29:01.440 But POTS is so much more.
00:29:02.800 I mean, there's digestive issues, there's heart-related issues, there's breathing, there's cardiac, anything that the vagus nerve innervates, which is the largest nerve that runs through our system, it's entirely dysregulating.
00:29:17.380 And so any function that you considered seamless, these things that our bodies do on a day-to-day basis, it's entirely disruptive and it's debilitating.
00:29:27.400 It's absolutely debilitating.
00:29:28.540 Some people don't sweat.
00:29:30.180 Like, I completely overheat.
00:29:31.900 the worst thing in the world for me is heat my neuropathy is worse my pot symptoms are worse i
00:29:36.580 have pots as well um it's devastating yeah and the correlation between the climb and pots
00:29:42.920 mast cell activation disease connective tissue disorders autoimmune conditions and neuropathy
00:29:49.060 since the covid vaccine is extraordinary like you can't ignore that it's not a people
00:29:54.520 in the can rise 19 group uh well we're reaching i think close to 700 right now on facebook
00:30:02.280 our support groups julie how many would you say support groups are probably around 25 people
00:30:09.620 registered right now um and then we do have an email list of approximately 100 people now
00:30:15.920 yeah and we started formally i guess in december hey julie yeah yeah yeah do you do you have
00:30:24.300 only vaccine injured people in the group or are you bringing in family members as well because
00:30:30.440 I can imagine and Michelle I heard your story like as you say back in November yeah you know
00:30:35.200 your your husband is is a guy who's stepped up big time yeah right I mean he's he's stepped up
00:30:42.980 and taken care of you and and the kids and yeah Julie can Julie's best to answer that absolutely
00:30:48.300 Right. So we have had a couple of people so far who have reached out that are family members of
00:30:55.640 individuals who are vaccine injured, and we certainly respond to them and try to support
00:31:01.100 them the best that we can as well. Right now, we are also offering in partnership with React 19.
00:31:09.360 So like Michelle mentioned, I am the support group coordinator for React 19, as well as the
00:31:15.200 co-founder of CanRise 19. And so in February, we launched the first round of support groups for
00:31:23.700 family members of individuals who acknowledge that they are vaccine injured. So we ran that
00:31:30.740 first group in February, and we are looking to start the second round of groups for loved ones
00:31:38.560 and caregivers so that can include anybody from parents to siblings to children um of individuals
00:31:48.000 who are vaccine injured um that let me ask you julie what is the most common thing that family
00:31:56.400 members of vaccine injured say um so to be honest because i am vaccine injured myself i am not one
00:32:06.200 of the facilitators of the support group for family members. We do try to have individuals
00:32:14.160 who are family members as opposed to individuals who are vaccine injured. That's probably a good
00:32:18.780 idea, but I'm just asking only because, you know, I mean, there's the vaccine injured and then
00:32:24.420 there's the people who support them. And, you know, you've got family, we've all got family
00:32:28.720 of some kind or close friends. What kinds of things did they say to you? Like, how did they
00:32:34.800 relate to you today as opposed to before all of this happened yeah so i would say like a lot of
00:32:41.520 it is just i can speak for like my parents who have attended every single appointment with me
00:32:49.760 and to them it's just like a high degree of frustration and hearing doctor after doctor
00:33:01.180 after doctor tell their loved one that they're crazy that they're stupid that they're incompetent
00:33:06.200 and that vaccines don't do such a thing like that and so you should stop wasting our time
00:33:11.680 and so for my family I know that it's it's hearing those things over and over and over that
00:33:20.960 get to them and you shouldn't have to hear your 24 year old kid say things like i don't want to
00:33:31.360 live like this anymore you know i've spoken to other vaccine injured people who have been
00:33:37.720 approached seriously by a doctor who said you know there's this thing in canada called maid
00:33:42.780 have any of you guys been approached in that way i was in the emergency room in edmonton
00:33:49.800 and I had the head of the Parkinson's department at U of A hospital and my mom was there and she
00:33:57.440 was insinuating that my injuries were based on childhood trauma and that this must be really
00:34:05.860 hard for me and that there's no solutions and that there are options that could ease my discomfort
00:34:10.540 and she didn't come right out and say it but the look on my mom's face was just she was absolutely
00:34:16.460 appalled and i think for family members um they just feel like they just they just want so
00:34:26.960 desperately to help you and they just can't do anything and so i know for my mom she feels that
00:34:31.620 way sorry it's hard i remember having your mom on the show a few months ago she's a great lady
00:34:37.540 why do you think there's such a veil of cognitive dissonance or confirmation bias amongst the
00:34:46.060 medical community in this country when you know because you and julie have both been down to the
00:34:51.560 united states you've been diagnosed down there you've been treated down there the the doctors
00:34:55.300 down there seem far more willing to look at all of the possibilities but up here they're still
00:34:59.620 closed off why oh i mean i mean it's multifactorial um i mean part of it is i do truly believe that
00:35:10.160 some physicians still believe that these vaccines save lives um and that vaccine injuries don't
00:35:16.820 exist uh part of it i believe is that they swore an oath to you know to do no harm and they are
00:35:23.440 doing harm and so you know ignoring the fact that we exist doesn't excuse you from the fact that you
00:35:29.740 should be held accountable you're a medical provider so you're suggesting that they just
00:35:34.340 put it completely out of their brain so they can sleep at night i do i think it's i think it's i
00:35:38.900 I think it's too, I think it's very, there is a very large population that do still believe
00:35:44.620 that this is the right answer.
00:35:46.500 And then there's those that I think that they just have disregarded it entirely.
00:35:50.740 And I mean, I get to choose that every day as I was a healthcare professional.
00:35:55.340 And my responsibility was to protect the public.
00:35:58.460 That's my primary responsibility.
00:36:01.000 And so for me not to speak publicly about my vaccine injury, I'm not protecting the
00:36:04.660 public. And I won't be registered, you know, within like the next few days, I'll be retracting
00:36:09.880 my license. And I'm really actually looking forward to that, because I won't have a regulatory
00:36:15.020 body over my head. And, you know, I remember you telling your story about the struggle to get the
00:36:21.900 shot. It was so difficult. And so when Natalie discusses, you know, that pressure, I mean,
00:36:28.380 that was me sitting at a board table with my peers. And, you know, it was very obvious that
00:36:32.960 I wasn't vaccinated and me voicing my concerns on these mandates in British Columbia.
00:36:37.500 And I mean, that ultimately was what led me to vaccinate.
00:36:40.580 I mean, I had patients emailing my practice asking me for my vaccine status before they
00:36:44.480 confirm their appointments and my staff.
00:36:46.900 Like, I'm not disclosing that information.
00:36:49.480 And you live in a small community.
00:36:50.860 So that's right.
00:36:52.040 People would would know when they tell their friends and so on and so on.
00:36:55.880 That's right.
00:36:56.460 So I do think there's there's and it's it's it's I mean, it's free health care in Canada.
00:37:01.200 The United States has private care.
00:37:02.660 So maybe perhaps there's a bit of difference in that and like what they can say and not say.
00:37:06.460 And, you know, you can choose to go to a private clinic, which is what Julie and I did.
00:37:10.240 We can't do that here.
00:37:11.460 But I've had conversations, Shadow, like I was in the emergency room Christmas Eve and we actually had a resident here.
00:37:19.040 And the one doctor that he was practicing under, they both openly talked to me about vaccine injuries, but they both openly told me that they could never say that in public.
00:37:26.760 Yeah.
00:37:27.600 What would happen to them?
00:37:28.800 They'd be reprimanded by their board?
00:37:31.000 well like like dr hoff right like charles hoff's thing like i mean i forget he's been vindicated
00:37:36.300 by the way which is great he came on the show a couple of months ago and we talked about that
00:37:40.340 which was fantastic your your license is threatened your livelihood is threatened
00:37:44.360 um and i mean i know i i'm walking away from a 20-year career and it's it's it's difficult but
00:37:52.180 can you sleep at night i could never sleep at night i couldn't even say it if i didn't say it
00:37:57.200 now natalie what about you you took the the one jab yeah and you were you forced were you being
00:38:04.840 forced into taking another even though you had symptoms already after just the one you were still
00:38:10.460 yeah no i actually what happened was it was so bad i i'll be honest with you i was i was if i
00:38:18.040 had the means it was so bad i was considering suicide and like i say i have no history of this
00:38:24.140 at all like zero and I knew that uh there was no way I could I actually thought I could die if I
00:38:31.360 took another one so I knew that I couldn't take another one and um I just had to deal with whatever
00:38:38.380 the consequences were of not taking another one and um like I was getting from our province I was
00:38:44.720 getting text messages to to sign up to the second one so I was phoning into our provincial health
00:38:50.660 lines reporting to them trying to find a doctor um reporting to what my symptoms were to the
00:38:56.960 provincial health lines that are supposed to help you and they were texting back to me and they
00:39:01.940 actually sent a letter to me to to get the second one and they were offering i think it was a hundred
00:39:07.180 dollars to people to like incentives to um get groceries or something i don't know what it was
00:39:13.220 but people had incentives to get it but but i knew at that point that it was so insane and fanatical
00:39:19.100 like my life at that point uh at the height of this that that uh like I I feel like I've lost
00:39:25.840 two or three years of my life like this has been so insane and fanatical that I my thinking isn't
00:39:32.360 even in the the same like it's so bad so like I guess at that time I knew like everything in my
00:39:38.760 life crumbled like my work my family relationships like everything that was solid just crumbled and
00:39:45.540 Did it crumble because people didn't believe you or?
00:39:49.220 Yeah, it's still like it's still even to this point, like people don't believe that that, you know, this could happen like they and it's really what really gets me at the crux is that some people still believe it was worth it.
00:40:05.880 even though they are relatively aware of injuries they still believe on the pendulum that it was
00:40:13.040 worth it for everybody to get vaccinated and if somebody got hurt or was paralyzed or was blinded
00:40:19.920 it was still worth it if like a million people were saved from dying from covid
00:40:24.980 they still what's interesting about this whole thing i'm sorry to interrupt you but what's
00:40:29.040 interesting about this whole thing is is they have no way to prove a negative right how can
00:40:35.220 they sit there and say this formula saved millions of lives how can you say that yeah you can't well
00:40:43.280 models show what models but when all of the other science comes out they deny it and they call it
00:40:50.660 crazy and they call it conspiratorial julie you took three of these yeah did you believe at the
00:40:57.140 time that they were actually helping or was that pressure no julie it's okay you know what
00:41:05.040 there's we're not judging here because you guys are speaking out and that's something that we
00:41:08.800 absolutely appreciate and encourage yeah so for me i thought that i was protecting people that
00:41:19.700 i cared about and whom i thought at the time cared about me um i have since learned in some cases
00:41:29.000 that was not necessarily the truth um and so in my case after i reacted to the second dose
00:41:38.880 i was told that i needed to take a third dose in order to be able to
00:41:47.720 see people that i cared about who told you that
00:41:53.080 um an individual that i was friends with and their family so they were putting conditions
00:42:00.180 on your friendship at that point they were saying well you have to take the third shot
00:42:03.200 you're not going to be able to come over for christmas or whatever yeah and so for me i wanted
00:42:11.620 to have my life go back to normal and i wanted to graduate with my peers those were the two things
00:42:20.860 that i wanted most when covid was over and so i thought that continuing to take the vaccines would
00:42:32.700 allow me to return to that normal life and unfortunately that's not what happens
00:42:41.980 and my life will never be the same again i'm so sorry i'm so sorry that you were deceived that way
00:42:50.860 by society, by government, by medical professionals, by media.
00:42:59.160 Yeah.
00:43:01.320 Just, it makes me sad that this has happened.
00:43:05.940 And yet you've managed now to not only continue on with this new life of yours,
00:43:12.860 but you're working towards helping others as well with your group, CanRise19.
00:43:17.540 I think that's absolutely incredible and commendable.
00:43:20.860 No, thank you for that. I definitely appreciate it. And I mean, I definitely I try to focus on the good things that came out of this. And, you know, meeting Michelle, who has turned into one of my best friends and meeting the people from React 19 who have truly become a family to me in all of this.
00:43:46.140 and that's what I told my doctor from Utah when we had a conversation about how my life was never
00:43:55.140 going to be the same that's how I flipped it I said you're absolutely right my life is never
00:43:59.080 going to be the same because now I may have lost a couple people that I thought were my friends but
00:44:05.640 I've gained so many more that are truly my friends and I can pick up the phone and I can
00:44:14.680 text or I can call them or I can jump on a plane at any point in time. And those are the people
00:44:21.560 that are going to be there for me no matter what. Isn't that amazing? You know, we've all been down
00:44:27.420 that same kind of journey. It doesn't necessarily have to do with vaccine injury. You know, I've
00:44:33.540 lost people along the way these past five years, but I've gained so much more in my life. And as
00:44:40.000 you're right, you know, Julie, when you said, I thought were my friends, people I thought were
00:44:43.880 my friends they're they never were if they were going to turn their back on you based upon
00:44:48.340 some experimental formula conditions right you know um natalie what's your situation like now
00:44:57.620 with visp visp uh well just let me i i didn't say i'm sorry yeah you're you know what you got
00:45:03.980 to finish what you were talking about before yeah i'll let you know the vis i i was finally
00:45:09.600 there was a doctor that did an MRI here in Canada, and I had been diagnosed with 21
00:45:17.220 lesions of my brain, and it was caused by microclotting in my brain, and the doctor has
00:45:26.800 said that there could be other organs that have been affected by microclotting as well.
00:45:31.460 Was that probably the spike protein crossing the blood-brain barrier?
00:45:35.340 well i don't think anybody wants to expound on it from my what i they just tell you that but they
00:45:43.060 don't really make any connections it's just kind of in isolation so they they did tell me that that
00:45:48.360 came up on the mri right um so the the visp um so what happened was i i would like to say that
00:45:55.240 in the process of even coming to the um beginning stages of this you would have to have a medical
00:46:03.900 professional that's open to even um like listening or being aware or wanting to to kind of go into
00:46:13.360 this with you and that's not an easy um situation here in Canada is my opinion because I don't
00:46:21.140 believe that there's hardly any that that would um that's my opinion but um I did find someone
00:46:29.040 that would that was interested and did want to um and the other piece to this in canada and it's
00:46:36.000 not it's not about the money or whatever but all of the reports or anything that you want to have
00:46:41.500 when you want to advocate or explain the situation you if you have a medical doctor you're going to
00:46:49.640 be paying out of pocket so you're already not able to work and then second to that is that you're
00:46:55.740 going to be paying out of pocket to any of the medical professionals for any of the reports that
00:47:00.520 they will be writing on your behalf how much do these reports cost uh somewhere it's a in my
00:47:07.780 experience it was because the the person i found is a beautiful person she's a lovely individual
00:47:13.040 she reduced her um what would necessarily be the fee because she has a heart and she's an
00:47:20.560 empathic individual but hers was 60 and it could be up to 200 but it might i don't know might be
00:47:27.340 more but that's what my experience was up to so it would be up to 200 for a report so if put that
00:47:33.960 into play of you losing your job you've lost your health care your blue cross benefits all of those
00:47:40.700 kinds of things that you're having to pay that out of pocket for in canada plus paying for advocacy
00:47:46.260 for any medical reports that you are required for the VIS program or anything else so let's just put
00:47:54.020 that into the backdrop of the whole discussion as well so in my experience what had happened was I
00:48:00.580 was very fortunate and blessed that I did find somebody that was willing to write a the the
00:48:07.620 other piece the doctor the doctor piece I wrote my piece of the report she wrote her piece and I
00:48:13.840 submitted this in June 6th of 2024 to the federal government and I received a response from them
00:48:24.220 and they responded back to me thank you very much for submitting your application
00:48:29.520 to the VIS program we've received the application once a case manager has been assigned they'll
00:48:36.140 review the eligibility of your claim for your reference here's a link for frequently asked
00:48:41.860 questions uh we're currently processing a high volume of claims but once your application has
00:48:48.500 been assigned a case manager will contact you we appreciate your patience so that was the
00:48:54.340 email i received june 6th so i i submitted it june 6 2024 so this is over a year now
00:49:00.100 yeah so from that point on i haven't heard back from them you know one good thing this global
00:49:08.320 series exposed was that this vis program is a joke and the people who were working there were
00:49:14.620 talking about drinking days and ping pong tournaments and you know nobody gets called
00:49:19.760 back they send out form emails and it they're hoping for people to go away they make it as
00:49:27.420 difficult as possible so you stop applying and you stop contributing where are you at with this
00:49:32.780 michelle uh so i had my claim submitted and the same as natalie i was very fortunate i have a
00:49:39.460 physician private physician in alberta who um i realized when the first doctor i saw here asked
00:49:45.820 if i was in menopause as a result of my neurological symptoms i was in trouble in british
00:49:50.080 clumbia so i was very grateful that a friend connected me with a physician in alberta and he
00:49:55.620 signed my claim form in April of 2023. And by the time my claim was going through the medical panel
00:50:03.240 review, so there's five to six stages of the program. And so we had reached the medical
00:50:08.680 panel review and they had over 5,000 documents that they had to redact beforehand. And this is
00:50:14.700 from similar to Natalie, a substantial amount of rejection letters and whatnot. I was rejected
00:50:22.000 in October of 2024. So 18 months rejected, four case managers. So you're trying to reiterate
00:50:28.160 yourself and your story. I had two exceptional case managers at the very end. And my second
00:50:33.340 last case manager actually allowed me to write a letter that she was going to read on my behalf
00:50:38.880 to the medical panel. Whether that happened, I don't know. So I was rejected in October of 2024
00:50:45.320 and two of the three medical panel experts, which I really had asked Carolyn this,
00:50:51.060 how did they vet these medical panel experts? Because the same three they had were the same
00:50:56.240 three I had and my three confirmed vaccine injury, causal, temporal. Their two, three medical panel,
00:51:04.040 two of three said that there was a clear temporal relationship, but they didn't feel like my
00:51:08.880 conditions were from the vaccine. Are these people, these case managers, are they medical
00:51:13.320 professionals or just? No, they're not. Who are they? Do we know? I mean, from the sounds of the
00:51:19.200 global um news uh expose they're not high qualified um do they understand the the literature
00:51:27.300 the terminology um do they even think that we're human it sounds like not you know they see our
00:51:34.100 names and they don't they don't see us they don't put a face to our cases um and they don't understand
00:51:41.300 the the emotion and the and the devastation behind our experiences they just don't let me ask you
00:51:47.940 speaking about understanding the experiences when you spoke with carolyn from global did she seem
00:51:53.780 empathetic to you she did she did she was very determined to uncover the vis program so i am
00:52:01.640 very appreciative of that see the reason i asked that is because i mean these guys sat on this
00:52:06.340 story for for four years they did nothing that's my concern remember our our conversation last time
00:52:12.980 i said have you reached out to the media you said yes they they hung up on you they never got back
00:52:17.380 to you and i've had every single global news ctv cbc vancouver sun you name it i got a hold of
00:52:26.580 everybody in 2023 nobody would talk to me except cjdc tv news in fort st john and they and i said
00:52:35.180 to them i'm not talking to you if you're not going to talk about vaccine injury because that's what
00:52:38.240 this is about and she nailed it there's a small local news broadcaster here outside of that so
00:52:44.660 you're right. Like, do I appreciate that they're talking about it? Of course I do.
00:52:48.520 Should they have actually listened to us four years ago? Absolutely. And Julie is fully,
00:52:53.180 fully aware. I mean, Brianne, close friend of ours, she was in the AstraZeneca clinical trial.
00:53:00.420 There were like vital thing was a clinical trial. Well, there were vital safety signals shadow
00:53:07.200 that were very obvious with all four vaccine manufacturers in the spring of 2021. These
00:53:13.500 participants were reporting it to Peter Marks, FDA, CDC, they knew that they were causing severe
00:53:20.520 neurological conditions. They did not report that to the public. We did not have informed consent.
00:53:26.780 There was no informed consent. We did not have bodily autonomy with these mandates.
00:53:30.820 So we fast forward to Canada at the tail end of 2021, and Trudeau decides that he's going to push
00:53:38.220 even farther for these vaccine mandates when all along there were significant information,
00:53:45.220 clinical trial data withheld from the public. So yes, global news, CBC, CTV, they should have
00:53:53.180 been covering this four years ago. They should have been curious. I mean, this is what Anita
00:53:57.860 and I talked about last night. Generally speaking, like she spent years in newsrooms, so did I.
00:54:02.920 And that's generally the mood in any newsroom. It's curiosity. How did that happen?
00:54:08.220 you're telling me what and but in this case oh no no they could not see it you can't say anything
00:54:14.940 so i'm in the appeals process now um so october i had a um someone that was overseeing my case
00:54:22.700 and i finally got an appeals case manager uh it took six months to get an appeals case manager
00:54:29.180 so i'm in the appeals process they just emailed me now i need to update my providers and go through
00:54:34.940 the exact same thing that natalie was talking about um just the hours that i have spent
00:54:41.800 submitting documents i you can't submit them yourself i wasn't i wasn't allowed to so i
00:54:47.760 couldn't submit anything myself i have all my medical records i have binders and binders like
00:54:52.700 i'm talking foreign binders of research peer-reviewed papers all my medical records it's
00:54:57.560 disgusting when i look at how skinny my medical chart was before this why don't they allow you
00:55:02.440 do it yourself? They want it to come from the doctor's office. So I have to fill out a provider
00:55:06.940 list. I have to update my new providers. I send it to them. They send that to the respective
00:55:11.220 provider. The provider then has to submit the forms to your case manager. So imagine for Julie
00:55:17.220 and I having to get that done with the US, like the amount of effort. And so when you say it's
00:55:23.940 a broken system, it's not timely, it's not effective. Well, wait a minute, wait a minute,
00:55:28.240 hold on when you say broken system i say interesting because do any of you get the
00:55:32.800 feeling that maybe just maybe this system was set up to fail yes but i just hope i have hope for
00:55:41.200 humanity i mean i know so do i but i mean you're not wrong i don't disagree with what you said i
00:55:47.240 don't i don't i mean with that with the they're talking 50.6 million dollars xero received 16
00:55:53.960 million was received by vaccine injured. The rest are administration. So I just ran the statistics.
00:55:58.700 So I think you said nine people. Just give me one second. I ran the stats. And so based on their
00:56:04.120 article, it says VISP has approved 219 cases. And as of their article, they've received 3,073 claims.
00:56:14.680 I ran the math. It's a 92.9% rejection rate. 92.9% rejection rate with that program.
00:56:27.300 And you know what's interesting about that is like, how many claims did you say?
00:56:30.940 It was 3,000 approved 219 cases, 3,073 claims to date, 1,700 applicants still waiting for their
00:56:42.940 cases to be reviewed and decided upon which probably includes my appeals case as well and
00:56:48.540 how many people i wonder just heard about this and go i'm not even going to bother with this
00:56:53.540 maybe their injuries until it was too late yeah that's true in time julia have you been through
00:57:00.300 the same kind of thing share your story um yeah so mine is a little bit different um ultimately i
00:57:10.780 was rejected as well. However, it was for a different reason. So in Canada, you have up to
00:57:21.440 three years from the date of the vaccine to file for the vaccine injury support program. And so
00:57:31.100 in my case, I put it off as long as I could, because I got better the first time in four
00:57:38.840 months. And so I had hoped that I was going to get better again. And I didn't realize until I
00:57:49.440 talked to my Utah doctor after they had ran all of the medical testing and I had my follow-up
00:57:59.260 appointment. And the follow up appointment was on December 11th of 2024. And so at this point,
00:58:09.400 I had 10 days to get an application in. And so as I mentioned before, during that appointment with
00:58:18.040 my Utah doctor, he told me point blank that my life was never going to be the same as before I
00:58:24.160 took the vaccines. And like I said, of course, I told him like, yeah, you're right, because I have
00:58:28.940 some pretty cool friends now that I didn't have before. And then I talked to one of those friends
00:58:35.860 and that friend made it very clear to me that the reason that he was telling me that was that I
00:58:47.000 needed to know that I qualified for compensation and I needed to get on that because they both
00:58:53.720 knew that I only had 10 more days to get an application in. So after I had that conversation
00:59:01.660 with both of them, and I realized that they were right, and I wasn't going to get better this time,
00:59:11.520 I'm not going to get better. These conditions are permanent. And the definition of the vaccine
00:59:18.720 Injury Support Program is that your condition has to be permanent. It has to be severe and your
00:59:26.240 injury has to be life-altering or resulted in death. So once I knew that I met those three
00:59:35.220 criteria, I filled out the rest of the application form and I overnight shipped it. And when I got
00:59:46.680 a response back in february of this year so 2025 i was told that the reason they are rejecting my
00:59:58.400 application is that it should have been based off of the date of my second dose so they are trying
01:00:06.860 to claim that i am past the three-year deadline um they're they're bullshitting you julie they're
01:00:15.280 doing everything they they're lying they're using yeah so they are trying to say that my application
01:00:22.980 did not get there within three years i have proof that it did um because i knew that we were probably
01:00:29.460 going to have an issue with it being so close and so not only did i overnight ship it but i shipped
01:00:35.420 it with proof of signature required and so i have a signature from their staff that says that they
01:00:43.160 received my application on December 20th, 2021. And so based off of the date of December 21st,
01:00:52.300 which is when I received the third dose, I am within that three-year window. And so I have
01:00:59.340 written a letter explaining that and appealing because the only reason that we included the date
01:01:05.320 of my second dose in the application is because that that demonstrates a cause and effect in my
01:01:11.360 case because i reacted the same way twice not just once and so because i reacted the same way twice
01:01:19.040 we chose to include the date of my second dose to demonstrate that cause and effect
01:01:24.400 however the vaccine injury support program is trying to use that against me
01:01:32.080 tell us about can rise 19 please which one of you guys wants to talk about that go for it julie
01:01:37.280 Yeah, absolutely. So CanRex19 is the Canadian affiliate of React 19. And so what we are doing is we are providing physical, emotional, and in the future, we hope to be providing financial support to Canadians who were injured by the COVID-19 vaccines.
01:02:06.020 And so, as we kind of touched on earlier, we have launched with our support groups.
01:02:14.660 So, we are offering weekly support group meetings for individuals who are impacted by the vaccines.
01:02:22.960 But in the long run, we really hope to mirror React 19 in the States, here in Canada.
01:02:31.700 Are you getting a lot of assistance?
01:02:32.940 i'm sorry to interrupt you are you getting a lot of assistance from the react 19 people
01:02:36.280 significant absolutely they have been a huge support
01:02:42.020 they've been absolutely exceptional exceptional yeah and so for me react 19 was the first
01:02:51.740 time that i realized i wasn't alone and that i wasn't the only person out there like me so i was
01:03:02.280 able to participate in their pilot emotional support group, which is how I met these friends
01:03:08.240 that I talk about. And so through that group, I met an amazing group of individuals that I
01:03:17.220 call my best friends, period. Like they're not just my injured best friends anymore.
01:03:21.620 They are my best friends, period. And through that, I was able to become their support group
01:03:30.220 coordinator and then like michelle said when her and i connected in late 2024 um we expressed to
01:03:38.120 them like hey we want to do something in canada and they were super supportive of that so are you
01:03:45.640 getting a lot of traction is there yeah absolutely things are really starting to pick up and it was
01:03:53.640 and we're really it was important for us to shadow like for it to come from a scientific
01:03:58.940 evidence-based perspective. So it's peer-reviewed literature. We aren't, Julie and I are and will
01:04:05.640 be working towards our own peer-reviewed paper. Right now we're not doing that, but it is like
01:04:11.400 sourced and, you know, reacting, we lean heavily on. The other important thing for CanRise 19 is
01:04:17.540 CVIA. So that's COVID Vaccine Injury Alliance is a global organization and Canada or CanRise 19 is
01:04:25.120 a Canadian partner in that organization. And so I've sat on calls with UK, Germany, Japan,
01:04:32.360 Argentina, Australia, and all of us are, you know, this is happening globally. And we're sharing our
01:04:38.440 experiences, we're sharing literature. Julie and I in Texas, we went down for the follow the silence
01:04:44.580 documentary. And we contributed to a new study. So we had blood draws and that went to Germany.
01:04:50.300 And so we're now getting results back. So we are actually contributing to science, unbiased science. And so we're looking at antibodies, we're looking at immune response, we're looking at immune profiles, we're trying to figure out a true solution. And Julie and I know that there are solutions in the US. Canadians needed earlier intervention, it doesn't mean it's impossible, but we need research.
01:05:13.520 and so it was really important that can rise 19 was based in research um but react 19 has been
01:05:19.320 absolutely extraordinary so yeah we have nothing but absolute praise for how they've helped us
01:05:24.640 i'm hoping that more and more that anyone else was out there shadow i mean i've had a handful
01:05:29.140 of conversations with people but until i met brie which just happened to be i was seeing
01:05:34.500 i think i saw the same immunologist as her um i i was alone and it was really hard like
01:05:43.460 I've been ostracized and when you talk about who's left like there's not a lot of people left
01:05:48.540 and that's really difficult when you are like immersed in the community like I was
01:05:53.100 the friends I have are extraordinary and I'm so grateful for who's here and who's come but I
01:06:00.020 didn't I didn't have anyone and I thought I was alone and when I met Julie I was like oh my gosh
01:06:05.480 I'm not alone in Canada and I messaged Brie and I was like do we have this type of organization
01:06:10.800 in Canada, where we can offer a medical care fund and whatnot. And so our website's launched
01:06:16.700 canrise19.com. There's a donate button. There's a clear disclaimer that says that we are not a
01:06:22.900 nonprofit organization right now. You're welcome to donate if you'd like to. We will be hopefully
01:06:28.200 registered as a nonprofit by mid-August. At that time, you can get tax receipts and 100% of the
01:06:34.240 money goes to the injured. Julie and I are volunteers. We have another volunteer. We are
01:06:38.860 accepting volunteers we do not get paid this is our time and we're happy to do it i'm happy to
01:06:45.440 have all three of you on tonight and i know that there's a few more who would like to come on and
01:06:50.180 tell their stories and i'm happy to have them on we can do a part two of this next week if if you
01:06:55.420 like um i'm just wanting to get this news out to people in the hope that you know there are people
01:07:02.140 out there who are just like you were michelle and julie and natalie months ago or a couple of years
01:07:09.120 ago where you thought you were alone and you didn't have anybody that you could talk to you
01:07:12.800 could lean on and i'm sure there are people all across the country who were waiting for something
01:07:18.200 like this or didn't know something like this existed so that's part of what i'm supposed to
01:07:22.760 be doing is getting the word out for you and i'm happy to do that thank you guys for for joining
01:07:27.040 the show tonight canrise19.com am i correct in saying that that's right okay thank you guys
01:07:33.980 for coming on tonight it's been a pleasure and we'll uh we'll see you again thanks shadow
01:07:38.020 thank you thank you thank you natalie we'll talk to you again we're coming back in 30 seconds guys
01:07:45.900 i have more for you
01:07:57.040 You know, it's difficult to hear those stories.
01:08:24.580 but i think that it's important we get them out and some people say well you know shadow it's old
01:08:31.580 news it's three years ago it's four years ago time to move on no no you guys were here for
01:08:39.020 the extension last night on shadow davis.com and i think it was on telegram last night too
01:08:45.400 can't remember we had dr mike yeeden and um no according to him there's there's more to come
01:08:56.120 and other doctors as well they say there's much more to come
01:09:01.500 and we're not talking about another pandemic either we're talking about some kind of time delay
01:09:07.260 you know what i'm talking about right so we do have some news of the day for you guys to
01:09:17.660 check out here look at this in the first four months of 2025 and this is something i was
01:09:24.580 talking about maybe last week canada welcomed 817 000 new immigrants in the first four months
01:09:34.060 of this year. This figure includes both permanent residents and those with temporary status like
01:09:39.900 work and study permits. This high number has sparked debate and discussion about the impact
01:09:46.280 of immigration on various aspects of Canadian society, including the housing market. 132,100
01:09:54.080 permanent residents were granted permanent residency during this period, 194,000 study
01:09:59.940 permits, 491,400 work permits, including extensions, were finalized, including in the
01:10:09.560 last 10 years, 17,000 convicted criminals that Canada just let in.
01:10:18.760 What does Pierre Polyev think about this high immigration?
01:10:22.460 Well, here he is talking about it last month.
01:10:24.540 We support a stronger border.
01:10:26.440 We want severe limits on population growth to reverse the damage the Liberals did to our system.
01:10:34.880 The population has been growing out of control.
01:10:36.980 Our borders have been left wide open.
01:10:38.780 This has caused the free flow of drugs, human trafficking, illegal migration, and much worse.
01:10:47.060 And that is why we want a stronger border.
01:10:49.480 We want to crack down on abuses in the immigration system.
01:10:52.380 and we want to ensure that any frauds in the refugee system are reversed.
01:10:58.980 Those are the things we're looking at.
01:11:00.360 But we're also going to study the bill carefully to make sure that, you know,
01:11:03.040 long-standing Canadians who are following the law
01:11:07.400 are not having their rights and freedoms violated.
01:11:09.780 Thank you.
01:11:12.520 Long-standing Canadians. What does he mean by that?
01:11:14.540 Does he mean old-stock Canadians?
01:11:18.560 Here he is again, last week at the Calgary Stampede.
01:11:21.640 We will put Canada first in everything that we do, and that includes immigration.
01:11:26.540 Look, we're a welcoming country, but the latest news that the Liberals allowed 17,500 foreign criminals to enter our country by sponging their prior criminal records is just the latest example in the radical liberal failed experiment with open borders.
01:11:46.160 And Mark Carney refuses to deport any of these individuals, nor has he changed any of the radical immigration targets that Justin Trudeau left behind.
01:11:59.600 Our house, our housing, our health care, our jobs are overwhelmed, our young people are cast aside while low-paid, temporary foreign workers take their jobs.
01:12:09.700 We must end the abuse in the temporary foreign worker program, the international student program, the refugee system, and we must restore an immigration system that puts our country and its people first.
01:12:26.380 We reject the radical century initiative, which liberals have endorsed, saying that they want to bring our population to 100 million people over this century.
01:12:36.660 Look, we don't blame people for wanting to come here.
01:12:40.560 Almost all of us trace our lineage back to immigrants, other than our first peoples.
01:12:45.060 But that immigration must be controlled.
01:12:47.760 It must be in numbers that we can absorb.
01:12:49.980 It must be the right people at the right pace that will allow us to succeed as Canadians
01:12:55.340 and integrate and be one united country.
01:12:57.760 see it sounds like he's trying to get rid of the multicultural
01:13:07.980 best facets of canada as mark carney says canada is not a melting pot uh it's a mosaic
01:13:16.740 so that means you get black here and you get yellow there and you get red here and you get
01:13:24.320 brown there and pink there none of them really ever get together they're just allowed to live
01:13:31.960 in their own little silos speak their own languages
01:13:38.820 exercise their own cultures which is absolutely fine as long as they do it at home
01:13:44.980 because some of these cultures involve big knives
01:13:50.960 very very big knives dangerous knives and some of these cultures also involve some
01:13:59.400 pretty horrible behavior we've heard stories about that here's a random dude with more on
01:14:08.580 the 80 sorry 817,000 immigrants story your country going through an economic crisis a housing crisis
01:14:16.320 a drug crisis a crime crisis and so much more and your government decides let's take in 817,000 new
01:14:24.000 immigrants in the first four months of the year that is 2.4 million new immigrants if it stays at
01:14:30.360 that pace over the span of the entire year while the country is already overpopulated for what we
01:14:36.080 can actually handle, while people can't afford food, they can't afford to live, they can't buy
01:14:41.000 a home, and all of these different issues, in the midst of all of that, the government says,
01:14:45.820 let's take in all of these new people. Surely that'll be the solution. It's not like every
01:14:50.440 single person in this country is already complaining about the immigration crisis,
01:14:54.260 about how many immigrants are in the country. Let's take in even more. And you can't say
01:14:58.680 anything about it because if you do, of course, you're racist and you're bigoted and all of these
01:15:02.040 things of course they know exactly what they're doing they're replacing every single person of
01:15:07.260 this country they know what they're doing they're happy to do it they'll do it with a smile and they
01:15:11.800 know that this benefits the government this benefits corporations this benefits every single
01:15:16.680 person but the actual average population that's who it doesn't benefit and that's what they're
01:15:21.920 trying to do they're actively trying to ruin the lives of the native population of this country
01:15:26.860 and they're expecting to do it without anybody saying anything because they're too afraid to
01:15:31.140 this is ridiculous and if people don't speak about it more this country will be lost as if
01:15:35.980 it's not already but it will be further lost it will be lost to a point that people cannot even
01:15:40.560 comprehend let me ask you a question i want you guys to write this down in the comments
01:15:45.380 i do look at the comments you know some of you think i don't but i do
01:15:49.440 is canada lost already
01:15:54.780 not just the immigration but all of these demonstrations the two-tier policing the
01:16:05.180 lgbtq nonsense the climate change narrative the debt the housing crisis the crime
01:16:13.020 is our country gone permanently can we bring it back
01:16:20.800 let me know what you think of the comments
01:16:25.180 i tell you sometimes i i wonder the separation threats and don't get me wrong i mean i believe
01:16:35.880 that alberta needs to leave alberta needs to get the hell out of this country
01:16:40.020 they gotta the sooner the better because look at this this is a pew research poll
01:16:50.520 that was conducted and the results came out this morning so when asked and this is canadians and
01:16:56.800 various other populations around the world when asked which country is the most important ally
01:17:01.260 to their own many people around the world named the united states this is the most common response
01:17:05.400 in 12 of the 24 non-us countries included in a new pew research center survey it's tied for the
01:17:12.600 top response in three additional countries so where is the u.s considered the most important
01:17:17.920 ally, and where is it considered to be the greatest threat? Israel, of course, 95% of the
01:17:25.020 people there say it's the most important ally. South Korea, 89%. Japan say 78%. The UK say 51%.
01:17:32.320 Poland, Italy, Australia, India, Nigeria, Hungary, Canada, 55% of Canadians say that the United
01:17:41.840 States is our most important ally, but 59% of Canadians say the United States is our greatest
01:17:50.540 threat. 59% of Canadians say the United States is our greatest threat. Let that sink in, please.
01:18:11.840 All right, let's finally get to the Epstein stuff.
01:18:15.600 The Epstein memo.
01:18:17.100 This came out just a little over a day ago.
01:18:21.100 Joint memo from the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
01:18:25.300 This is the thing that everybody is up in arms about today.
01:18:28.600 As part of our commitment to transparency, the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have conducted an exhaustive review of investigative holdings relating to Jeffrey Epstein.
01:18:41.480 To ensure the review was thorough, the FBI conducted digital searches of its databases, hard drives, network drives, as well as physical searches of squad areas, locked cabinets, desks, closets, and other areas where responsive material may have been stored.
01:18:57.200 These searches uncovered a significant amount of material, including more than 300 gigabytes of data and physical evidence.
01:19:04.420 the files relating to epstein include a large volume of images of epstein images and videos
01:19:10.280 of victims who are either minors or appear to be minors and over 10 000 downloaded videos
01:19:16.300 and images of illegal child sex abuse material and other pornography teams of agents analysis
01:19:23.560 analysts attorneys and privacy and civil liberties experts comb through the digital
01:19:28.580 and documentary evidence with the aim of providing as much information as possible to the public while
01:19:33.920 simultaneously protecting victims. Much of the material is subject to court-ordered sealing.
01:19:39.820 Only a fraction of this material would have been aired publicly had Epstein gone to trial,
01:19:44.920 as the seal served only to protect victims and did not expose any additional third parties to
01:19:50.600 allegations of illegal wrongdoing. Through this review, we found no basis to revisit the disclosure
01:19:56.500 of those materials and will not permit the release of child pornography. The systematic
01:20:02.840 review revealed no incriminating client list.
01:20:10.620 There was also no credible evidence found that Epstein blackmailed prominent individuals
01:20:15.340 as part of his actions. We did not uncover evidence that could predicate an investigation
01:20:20.520 against uncharged third parties. Consistent with prior disclosures, this review confirmed
01:20:28.880 that Epstein harmed over 1,000 victims, each suffered unique trauma. Sensitive information
01:20:37.340 relating to these victims is intertwined throughout the materials. This includes specific
01:20:41.660 details, such as names, victim names, and likenesses, physical descriptions, places of
01:20:46.880 birth, associates, and employment history. One of our highest priorities is combating child
01:20:52.400 exploitation and bringing justice to victims. Perpetuating unfounded theories about Epstein
01:20:57.260 serves neither of those ends. To that end, while we have labored to provide the public with maximum
01:21:03.480 information regarding Epstein and ensured examination of any evidence in the government's
01:21:08.360 possession, it is the determination of the Department of Justice and the FBI that no
01:21:14.540 further disclosure would be appropriate or warranted. After a thorough investigation,
01:21:21.080 FBI investigators concluded that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide in his cell
01:21:25.460 at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, August 10, 2019.
01:21:31.980 This conclusion is consistent with previous findings, including the August 19, 2019 autopsy
01:21:38.080 finding in the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, the November 2019 position of
01:21:44.180 the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, in connection with the
01:21:48.500 investigation of federal correctional officers responsible for guarding Epstein, and the June
01:21:53.840 2023 conclusion of the DOJ's office of the inspector general. Hang on, I've got some
01:22:01.300 video I want to throw up right after this. The conclusion that Epstein died by suicide is
01:22:08.920 further supported by video footage from the common area of the special housing unit, which is
01:22:13.760 missing a minute, where Epstein was housed at the time of his death. As DOJ's inspector general
01:22:22.760 explained in 2023 anyone entering or attempting to enter the tier where epstein cell was located
01:22:28.000 from the shu common area would have been captured by this footage except for that missing minute
01:22:32.720 the fbi's independent review of this footage confirmed that from the time epstein was locked
01:22:39.140 in his cell around 10 40 p.m august 9th 2019 until around 6 30 a.m the next morning nobody
01:22:46.440 entered any of the tiers of the SHU.
01:22:50.260 During this review, the FBI enhanced the relevant footage
01:22:53.460 by increasing its contrast, balancing color,
01:22:55.940 improving sharpness for greater clarity and viewability.
01:23:02.680 So today, Donald Trump was holding a press conference
01:23:06.320 in the White House.
01:23:07.340 Pam Bondi happened to be there.
01:23:09.140 Senator, not Senator, Secretary Marco Rubio was there.
01:23:14.540 Listen to Trump get very upset at a reporter's question.
01:23:17.260 It left some lingering mysteries.
01:23:20.420 One of the biggest ones is whether he ever worked for an American or foreign intelligence agency.
01:23:27.320 The former labor secretary, who was Miami U.S. Attorney Alex Costa, he allegedly said that he did work for an intelligence agency.
01:23:36.860 So could you resolve whether or not he did?
01:23:39.000 And also, could you say why there was a minute missing from the jailhouse tape on the night of the day?
01:23:43.220 Yeah, sure.
01:23:43.900 Could I just interrupt for a second?
01:23:46.840 Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?
01:23:49.540 This guy's been talked about for years.
01:23:52.040 You're asking, we have Texas, we have this, we have all of the things.
01:23:57.020 And are people still talking about this guy, this creep?
01:24:00.980 That is unbelievable.
01:24:03.900 Do you want to waste the time?
01:24:05.160 Do you feel like answering?
01:24:06.560 I don't mind answering.
01:24:07.740 I mean, I can't believe you're asking a question on Epstein at a time like this,
01:24:11.460 where we're having some of the greatest success and also tragedy with what happened in Texas.
01:24:18.240 It just seems like a desecration, but you go ahead.
01:24:22.740 Sure, sure. First, to back up on that, in February, I did an interview on Fox,
01:24:27.360 and it's been getting a lot of attention because I said I was asked a question about the client list,
01:24:33.980 And my response was, it's sitting on my desk to be reviewed, meaning the file along with the JFK, MLK files as well.
01:24:46.020 That's what I meant by that.
01:24:47.860 Also, to the tens of thousands of video, they turned out to be child porn downloaded by that disgusting Jeffrey Epstein.
01:24:55.660 Child porn is what they were.
01:24:57.260 Never going to be released.
01:24:58.540 Never going to see the light of day.
01:25:00.260 To him being an agent, I have no knowledge about that.
01:25:03.380 we can get back to you on that. And the minute missing from the video, we released the video
01:25:09.860 showing definitively, the video was not conclusive, but the evidence prior to it was showing he
01:25:20.060 committed suicide. And what was on that, there was a minute that was off the counter. And what we
01:25:25.520 learned from Bureau of Prisons was every year, every night, they redo that video. It's old from
01:25:31.700 like 1999. So every night the video is reset and every night should have the same minute missing.
01:25:38.520 So we're looking for that video to release that as well, showing that a minute is missing every
01:25:43.020 night. And that's it on Epstein. Sure you are. Of course you are. There's Pam Bondi from Fox
01:25:53.140 a few months ago. You know, Jay, maybe releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients.
01:25:58.180 will that really happen? It's sitting on my desk right now to review. That's been a directive
01:26:04.180 by President Trump. I'm reviewing that. I'm reviewing JFK files, MLK files. That's all
01:26:10.300 in the process of being reviewed because that was done at the directive of the president from all
01:26:14.140 of these agencies. So have you seen anything that you said, oh, my gosh? Not yet.
01:26:19.660 tucker carlson was having a conversation with sagitt forget his last name he used to be on
01:26:30.980 he used to have an independent media show i'm not sure
01:26:33.960 what it was called i can't remember the waking the awakening something like that
01:26:44.080 tucker doesn't know what to think either let's watch
01:26:47.780 logically they're covering up their the doj the current doj under pan bondi is covering up
01:26:54.620 crimes very serious crimes by their own description why are they doing that yeah so
01:26:59.580 they're really only two potential explanations that i can think of maybe you've got another
01:27:03.040 the first is that trump is involved that you know trump is on the list they've got tape of trump
01:27:07.880 doing something awful um i don't believe that for two reasons one i've talked to trump about it
01:27:13.600 a lot, and I
01:27:15.660 know him.
01:27:17.380 He's not that, you know, for whatever his sins.
01:27:19.600 I don't think he's that guy, actually.
01:27:21.460 I don't think he likes creepy sex stuff.
01:27:23.320 That's just my view. But moreover, but more
01:27:25.520 I think convincing is that
01:27:27.240 this is all information that the
01:27:29.320 Biden administration had.
01:27:31.340 And if there was evidence that Trump had been involved
01:27:33.340 in illegal sexual activity, you think
01:27:35.560 the people who made up Russiagate wouldn't have leaked it?
01:27:37.920 Come on now.
01:27:39.220 So the only other explanation that I can think of, again,
01:27:41.180 maybe you've got another, is that Intel services
01:27:43.460 are at the very center of this story us and israeli and they're being protected i think
01:27:50.320 that seems like that's the most obvious i have a history of this there have been multiple
01:27:54.220 documented cases of pedophilia inside of the cia perpetrated by cia officers documented that in
01:28:01.060 many of those i believe over a dozen cases this was a buzzfeed news piece years back where the
01:28:05.720 cia specifically did not want to prosecute those individuals in federal court for fear that they
01:28:10.720 would reveal sources and methods if they were pulled into open court and they basically just
01:28:15.420 made it go away the only time they actually prosecuted somebody um for child pornography
01:28:19.960 was whenever he's already being prosecuted for mishandling classified information well when
01:28:25.360 they want to crush you they put kiddie porn on your computers why don't have a computer
01:28:28.360 don't own one if you're an important person you should be careful no computer in my house this
01:28:33.320 is an important thing though is that we already have documented cases of them covering this up
01:28:39.060 I believe the CIA inspector general, I forget the exact quote, but he said something along the lines of you wouldn't even believe the amount of child porn, you know, that I've seen while I'm on this job.
01:28:50.340 OK, so Tucker Carlson and his name is Sager and Jetty, Sager and Jetty used to be on a show called Rising.
01:28:58.040 They both believe that the DOJ and the FBI, Trump, the White House, they're all covering it up.
01:29:04.700 What does Ben Shapiro think?
01:29:06.760 answers and the problem is this people who never hedged their bets people who never at any point
01:29:14.200 suggested to you that they don't have data to back up the speculation that the speculation was
01:29:18.720 in and of itself the conclusion that if you speculate without evidence that that amounts
01:29:24.260 to an actual conclusion to an investigation they're going to be very upset today because
01:29:27.760 it turns out that the doj and the fbi have concluded that epstein didn't have a client
01:29:31.400 list and died by suicide according to a memo detailing the findings obtained by axios now
01:29:35.400 again, does this put to bed like all inquiries? Of course not. People can continue to speculate
01:29:40.120 as much as they want. And I think there's still open questions here regarding how did Epstein
01:29:43.960 make his money? That's a very serious open question. And the speculation for a long time
01:29:47.900 was he made his money from blackmail. But the DOJ and the FBI, again, run by people like Dan
01:29:53.280 Bongino and Kash Patel and Pam Bondi are telling you they are. I'm not telling you. They're telling
01:29:57.640 you people who are members of the Trump administration, people you elected and put
01:30:01.000 into these positions to get you the truth on this matter are telling you that he didn't,
01:30:05.820 in fact, he was not murdered. He did not keep a client list and he did not blackmail powerful
01:30:11.580 figures. That is the thing that they are saying, not I, they are saying this. If you're willing
01:30:18.180 to throw that over and claim they're lying, then I'd like to see you present your evidence that
01:30:22.060 they are in fact lying because I know Dan. I don't think that Dan Pagino is lying to me.
01:30:25.880 i know cash patel a little bit i don't think cash patel is lying to me i don't think these people
01:30:31.980 are lying to me which means that if somebody else continues to claim that they're lying they ought
01:30:35.940 to provide their evidence at this point and now is the point at which the facts on the ground have
01:30:39.740 changed and so either you ought to shift your opinion based on the facts that have now emerged
01:30:43.420 or you ought to acknowledge that this was never a fact-based inquiry in the first place
01:30:47.160 so if there was no client list why is Ghislaine Maxwell in prison for 20 years
01:30:57.820 Juliette Bryant
01:31:04.120 was an Epstein Island victim and here's what she says wow Donald Trump America government
01:31:16.100 your government kidnapped me you promised the epstein list
01:31:21.340 victims are being found dead hello i mean the whole reason you gained presidency trump
01:31:28.680 was because of promising the epstein list are you as much of a liar as them
01:31:34.100 you know and thank goodness for elon musk for actually standing up for what's right
01:31:39.440 you know it's funny how any south africans stand up because where are the other 200 epstein victims
01:31:45.740 Although maybe they're too frightened to speak up because of the American government.
01:31:49.900 Well, I speak for all of them.
01:31:51.940 I speak for all victims.
01:31:53.920 How dare your government abuse, rape and murder!
01:32:00.200 We'll be coming for you. Don't you worry, government.
01:32:03.440 You can sit there and pretend that Epstein didn't exist and that none of this happened.
01:32:07.380 But guess what? We're not that fucking stupid.
01:32:10.120 Don't make us any more angry, otherwise we will come and we will find you.
01:32:13.440 How dare you?
01:32:19.640 She's not happy.
01:32:23.580 Chris Sky weighed in on this today.
01:32:26.460 Not necessarily on the Epstein thing, which we know what he probably thinks.
01:32:32.480 But on Alex Jones.
01:32:37.180 Because Alex Jones is running cover for the DOJ, for the FBI.
01:32:43.440 and for donald trump and by the way there's some bad language in this 90 second clip
01:32:48.620 how fucking stupid our mega i just heard alex jones right now alex jones a man i used to
01:32:55.880 respect since i was 14 years old and recently actually not that recently for a few years i
01:33:02.400 was questioning his authenticity but today he just lost me forever and i'm gonna call
01:33:07.980 alex jones as a lying cock sucking piece of shit right now he literally just made a video where
01:33:14.800 they are now saying this is the new mega coping mechanism that trump is not releasing the epstein
01:33:23.340 files because he's using it to control the deep state and reverse blackmail them totally totally
01:33:34.240 That's why he's Israel's bitch completely and doing everything that they want because he's secretly now blackmailing the deep state with the Epstein files.
01:33:45.340 That's going to be the new Trump narrative for them to trust the plan that Trump is now playing 75 D chess with the Mossad and Trump all by himself is really pulling the strings against the Mossad and everybody else.
01:34:02.980 Alex Jones, you're so fucking full of shit, and I'm sorry that I ever went on your show
01:34:09.300 and gave you, everybody, the appearance of your legitimacy.
01:34:21.120 It's a cover-up.
01:34:24.620 It's an obvious cover-up.
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01:35:13.280 shadow at night community on telegram here's glenn beck and he's not happy he's one of my
01:35:18.540 faves and he's not happy either if the jump in the tape wasn't incompetent enough for you
01:35:24.800 listen to this one jason is here with us hi jason hi glenn what a morning wow
01:35:30.960 what a morning it is okay so jason what else have you found okay so the more and more we looked at
01:35:40.600 this tape i started looking it was just weird because it looked like a janitor's closet
01:35:45.400 so door 46 and you were like shut up this is not a janitor's closet i don't know what this is
01:35:51.720 well i was like i can tell you there's a woman that looks like a janitor that comes out of
01:35:56.060 supposedly the person there's this cell that they're saying is his cell which they're not
01:36:00.140 by the way this was like people on social media were saying this was the cell it's coming out
01:36:04.040 with a trash can so we i looked i looked around to see if there was any confirmation on what the
01:36:10.680 cell was and i found an oig report from the justice department two years ago that shows
01:36:16.980 the camera angle and the one camera that was actually working so you can see the diagram
01:36:22.520 and i think we actually have it uh if you're watching this right now there's a diagram that
01:36:26.940 shows where this camera is it shows where epstein's cell is and the big thing that that stands out
01:36:33.240 glenn is this camera doesn't even have eyes on epstein's cell at all like not at all there's
01:36:41.080 incredible four different wings here there is a service wing and that's what we're looking at
01:36:46.260 with that door 46 that's like a service entrance or staff entrance now you can't see on the lower
01:36:52.580 level epstein cell at all so this is what makes it look even crazier for that one minute that's
01:36:58.540 missing and i will say that okay let me just say it this way i've spent years and years and years
01:37:05.100 looking at surveillance and security camera footage as you know in my previous job i've
01:37:10.600 never seen an over one minute jump right at a time that would be very very i don't know just
01:37:18.980 convenient i've never seen that before and all my years looking at these things there's no reason
01:37:24.240 why why do you say that minute would be convenient you're just saying that one minute being gone is
01:37:30.280 convenient you're not saying that particular minute it's convenient we don't in this entire
01:37:34.360 time frame based off of this camera angle so it's convenient like let's say 60 seconds would be
01:37:41.200 great for someone walking across that lower level 60 seconds would be perfect for if you wanted to
01:37:47.800 like conceal the fact that someone walked across that area here's that's why here's why could here's
01:37:53.340 why i didn't buy into this at first okay 60 seconds to get in and open the door and then kill him and
01:37:59.900 then leave okay but look at the diagram if you look at the diagram where the camera is there is
01:38:07.820 a just a maybe a foot
01:38:10.980 space where the camera is not
01:38:16.480 able to see where there is a door
01:38:20.060 from the staff area okay
01:38:23.620 are you looking at because i think it's hard to tell from this
01:38:26.880 are we looking is this diagram the top floor or the bottom floor
01:38:31.740 jason do you have any idea so the it looks like epstein so i think
01:38:35.960 The Epstein cell is on the top floor, yeah.
01:38:38.580 So the stairs would be...
01:38:39.560 These are the upper floors.
01:38:40.480 Right.
01:38:40.800 Okay.
01:38:41.280 So I'm looking at where the staff area is.
01:38:46.020 Okay?
01:38:46.640 See the yellow triangle.
01:38:48.380 Yes.
01:38:48.700 And the red box where it's his cell.
01:38:51.900 Okay.
01:38:52.620 So there is one way out of the staff area,
01:38:57.040 and it's right below the camera.
01:38:59.980 Like underneath the floor, essentially,
01:39:02.220 of where the camera is.
01:39:04.140 Yeah, on the floor.
01:39:04.960 If the camera's up on a ceiling, is that what you're saying?
01:39:07.120 Yeah, the camera is from above, on the ceiling.
01:39:13.740 The evidence that they're basically proclaiming here, and this is true, what Jason's saying
01:39:20.820 is true, that you can't see the door of the Epstein cell.
01:39:26.340 What you can see is a common area that, in theory, you would need to cross to get to
01:39:31.600 the cell.
01:39:31.940 What you're saying, Glenn, is the camera doesn't actually show 100% of the potential paths to get there.
01:39:40.180 It doesn't.
01:39:40.720 You could come, if you crossed right in front of the banister here on the bottom floor, there's no way.
01:39:45.940 There's no way you're going to see.
01:39:47.120 Okay, so wait a minute.
01:39:48.140 I just want to make sure.
01:39:49.600 We are talking about the same thing.
01:39:50.900 If you look at the videotape, it's the white room downstairs.
01:39:57.260 So it's where the garbage can is, down there.
01:40:01.200 Below that.
01:40:01.720 The Epstein's room would be below the garbage can.
01:40:05.140 No, the Epstein's room, if you look out,
01:40:07.540 the area that you can see,
01:40:08.960 and I apologize for radio listeners here
01:40:10.500 that aren't seeing this visual,
01:40:11.660 but I want to make sure we get this right.
01:40:13.320 There's an open area where the banister is like the,
01:40:16.300 and it shows the common area behind it, right?
01:40:18.820 Okay.
01:40:19.380 If you go to the right side of the common area
01:40:21.560 from our view,
01:40:24.420 outside of the view to the right
01:40:26.500 is where the entrance to the cell is,
01:40:28.540 the stairs up to the cell.
01:40:29.600 So all you have to do,
01:40:30.780 you don't have to cross the floor why do you have to cross the floor you could stay close to that
01:40:34.840 wall you can go through the door you can go through the door and see and just stay against
01:40:41.940 the wall yeah i mean i guess maybe and jason maybe you know this if they maybe it's explained
01:40:46.280 somewhere else in the report but like is it possible that they're saying all the other
01:40:50.680 entrances like to get to that area have cameras and so we they didn't see anybody walking into
01:40:56.720 those areas if that were true of course you should why wouldn't you show the other right this is you
01:41:02.640 know this is not proof that anybody did anything no this is proof they are apps pam bondy needs to
01:41:10.040 be fired who is rolling this out the little rascals
01:41:15.220 pinky look i got some videotape what are you doing this is ridiculous
01:41:23.560 this is such
01:41:26.540 absolute
01:41:27.860 incompetence
01:41:29.680 again it doesn't prove that
01:41:31.960 he was killed
01:41:33.680 however it is the fact that they're
01:41:36.500 releasing a video that has
01:41:38.400 this many holes in it to a passing
01:41:39.960 again the person you're trying to
01:41:42.140 make feel better about all
01:41:44.440 of this is someone very interested
01:41:46.240 in the detail of it right
01:41:48.220 it's not someone who has a passing interest
01:41:50.080 you're not releasing this to some person who kind of knows
01:41:52.420 who jeffrey epstein is this is intentionally designed to try to push down some what you're
01:41:57.360 arguing is a conspiracy theory you're you're also also and you know what i'm not arguing anything
01:42:03.960 i'm arguing this is incompetence yes i'm not arguing that he killed himself or he didn't
01:42:12.780 kill i don't know i don't know i don't know but this isn't helping you know not only are you
01:42:19.460 saying you know that these people have some interest in it well you know these people are
01:42:24.260 you know interested in the details no you're releasing it to a bunch of people who many of
01:42:31.940 them have the details but many of them are hostile to what you're saying so you better have a buttoned
01:42:41.120 up case you better not have anything that they find out later wait wait a minute what right
01:42:49.600 okay so pam bondy six months ago oh we've got the files we're going to release them we just
01:42:58.560 want to make sure that there's no names of any children or victims involved in any of this
01:43:03.120 and then months and months and months and months and months go by nothing cash patel oh yeah we're
01:43:09.560 on this we're gonna we're gonna reveal it all dan bongino on his show and i like dan bongino but
01:43:16.660 now he's a member of the fbi or the secret service whichever he's cash patel's deputy
01:43:24.420 director i think of the fbi now so he's not doing his show anymore so he's not free to speak freely
01:43:30.780 and about a month ago those two did a show not sure which one i forget which one sean ryan maybe
01:43:39.560 And they said, no, no, Epstein killed himself.
01:43:47.220 And when you saw, especially Bongino in that interview,
01:43:51.660 it looked like somebody was standing just off camera, holding up a weapon at him.
01:43:57.900 He looked sick saying that.
01:44:01.000 Because all the years leading up to it, he was adamant that there was a cover-up going on.
01:44:08.980 But now not.
01:44:10.680 Isn't that interesting?
01:44:12.920 What does Elon Musk say about this?
01:44:15.280 How, and this was this afternoon, about 1.30.
01:44:19.060 How can people be expected to have faith in Trump if he won't release the Epstein files?
01:44:26.780 And get defensive about it, too.
01:44:29.120 You saw the clip that I played for you a few minutes ago.
01:44:32.420 All of this stuff going on and you want to talk about this dirty scumbag Epstein.
01:44:38.980 like i said we're going to go more into this in just a second on the extension shadow davis.com
01:44:43.780 babble on b we'll leave you with a laugh bondi explains she was going to release
01:44:51.020 the epstein files but then some pedophiles asked her not to
01:44:54.180 and that is it for the main show tonight you guys wow we went long didn't we
01:45:02.520 about an hour and 40 minutes i want to thank all the vaccine injured folks for coming on tonight
01:45:08.420 really appreciate them taking the time to tell their stories and talk about the group can rise
01:45:13.560 19 if you want more information on that can rise 19.com more coming up on the epstein files in the
01:45:23.280 extension in just a second we'll be right there for you all access nighthawks for the rest of you
01:45:29.060 love you all appreciate you all catch you tomorrow night eight o'clock central for another episode bye
01:45:34.080 for now.
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