The Shadoe Davis Show - June 25th⧸2025- Carney Commits Canada to Europe, Rogan & Bernie Sanders

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00:04:30.000 Hello, everybody.

00:04:59.980 everybody welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday june the 25th 2025 and on the show

00:05:05.960 tonight we were supposed to have dan hartman come on as our guest but dan had a family emergency

00:05:11.880 and so he had to postpone his appearance hopefully we'll get him back next week of course you know

00:05:16.860 dan he lost his son sean to the uh to the thing three or four years ago and now he has actually

00:05:27.380 got a court case moving forward i'm not sure if it if it's against the government of canada the

00:05:34.720 government of ontario or any of these big pharma entities or all of them that's what we are going

00:05:41.080 to find out tonight but we'll find out we'll get dan on the show at some point next week and

00:05:44.700 hopefully he can uh he can clarify exactly who this lawsuit is against obviously we know what

00:05:50.780 it's for bc mla independent mla jordan keely and i have been playing footsie the past couple of

00:05:57.840 days trying to get a hold of each other there's some weird crap going on in bc politics the past

00:06:04.280 few weeks we've had john rustat accused of bribing some people to vote in the agm the conservative

00:06:11.600 agm a couple of months ago on vancouver island so he could retain his leadership

00:06:15.540 we've had we've had people outing other mlas within their own party and it's no surprise

00:06:25.500 really when you think about what the bc conservative party is it's it's a combination

00:06:31.260 of conservatives it's a combination of uh i would call them farther right people not far right

00:06:39.300 extremists but people who are farther right they're not in the middle spectrum they believe

00:06:43.340 in God, they believe in no abortion, they believe in conservative values. And then you've got people

00:06:48.880 from the left who were formerly liberals in the conservative party, for whatever reason, and

00:06:55.760 they're all vying for control of it. And so that gives the NDP free reign to do whatever it is they

00:07:04.160 want, even with a very, very slim majority. It's a very fascinating study in politics in BC. It

00:07:09.960 always has been to be completely honest so they're talking about maybe making a new party or

00:07:15.460 challenging john rustat for leadership of the bc conservative party and that's where jordan

00:07:20.560 keely comes in as he sits now an independent in peace river and find out a little bit more about

00:07:27.600 what's been brewing out there so hopefully we can get jordan on the show tomorrow night the shadow

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00:08:53.160 okay let's say some hellos linda is watching in trenton tonight hello cheryl hello edie

00:08:59.380 Hello, Carla in Calgary. Hello, Tony. He's in Calgary as well watching on X. Thank you for your retweet, Toby. Make that Tony. I really appreciate that. Derek is watching in Kamloops. By the way, you guys have got some 15-minute city meetings that are going to be scattered over the city in different locations in the next two to three weeks.

00:09:18.580 The first one was last night, and this is all about land use.

00:09:22.360 This is all about turning your city into a smart city.

00:09:25.640 So go to the Kamloops.ca website and check out what they have planned for you,

00:09:30.680 and then make sure you get some people to go to this next meeting

00:09:33.720 and start asking some hard questions of these city councilors,

00:09:37.300 because I can guarantee you they will backpedal, they will be surprised,

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00:09:45.940 Hello, Amanda. Hello, Derek and Barb watching. Barb's watching in Southern Manitoba. Patricia's watching from Halton Hills, Ontario. Michael over in Brampton. Hello, Kathy in Bothwell, Ontario. Mireille's watching in La Coma, Alberta. Wherever you're watching, whatever platform you're watching on Rumble, we've got Patricia, we've got Stump Slayer, we've got Dog Park Lady and Esky Dogs and Lone Arnie watching tonight.

00:10:07.700 whatever platform guys let's get it out there to as many people as we possibly can i see the summer

00:10:15.760 is here and people have stopped really paying attention to what's going on in the world

00:10:21.060 the past few weeks i've noticed audiences are a little bit lighter than they normally are

00:10:26.480 and that's okay i can totally understand that people want to enjoy their last summer as a free

00:10:32.320 person ever. Was that a little bit over the top? Maybe it was. Maybe it was. All right, let's bring

00:10:40.980 up this story because Mark Carney has committed us to the European Union. He's drawing us away

00:10:46.240 from the United States of America, and he is upping our military budget by alarming amounts

00:10:53.720 of money. I, for years, have said that Canada needs to spend more on our military because it's

00:10:59.060 kind of a joke or has been kind of a joke, but to go from that to this seems a little bit extreme

00:11:06.820 considering we don't have the money. NATO's 5% benchmark would cost Canada $150 billion. This is

00:11:14.920 extra over and above anything that we're spending already. $150 billion a year. That's from Mark

00:11:21.380 Carney himself. PM has been open to more spending, but he hasn't yet committed specifically to the

00:11:26.680 and neither have any of these other big talk in european countries by the way the european union

00:11:33.180 is back in the news for a different reason we'll get to that a little bit later on in the show

00:11:37.520 tonight so signing on to nato's new defense spending target could cost the federal treasury

00:11:42.520 up to 150 billion dollars a year carney said yesterday in advance of the western military

00:11:49.440 alliance's annual summit the prime minister made the comments in an interview with cnn

00:11:54.220 it's uh it's a lot of money yeah today nato members debated increasing the benchmark for

00:12:05.560 defense spending from the current two percent of gross domestic product to a combined five percent

00:12:11.440 three point five percent for direct military funding and one point five percent for defense

00:12:15.860 infrastructure carney moved swiftly to break down the numbers his government recently committed

00:12:21.520 an additional $9.3 billion to this year's Department of National Defense budget,

00:12:27.320 bringing the annual military appropriation to roughly $62 billion. The liberals would have

00:12:33.080 to find an additional, they wouldn't have to find it, they'll just make it. That's what Mark Carney

00:12:37.680 does, he prints money, right? Just drive the economy even further down, even as he says,

00:12:43.340 we will make Canada's economy the greatest in the Western world. An additional $45 to $50 billion

00:12:50.520 for the Defense Department to meet the 3.5% of GDP direct military spending goal.

00:12:56.400 Here is Mark Carney talking about this very monumental achievement today.

00:13:01.600 Over a century, for over a century, Canada has been a net exporter of security to Europe.

00:13:11.160 And now, with those evolving threats worldwide, the threats to our own sovereignty are becoming more acute.

00:13:18.080 With increasingly open Arctic waters and rapid advances in cyber, in AI, in quantum, with advanced missile capacities, we can no longer rely on our geography to protect us.

00:13:32.260 So together with our allies, we must ensure that NATO remains strong, unified, and ready to confront the threats not just of today but of tomorrow.

00:13:43.320 Throughout Canada's history, there have been turning points when the world's fortunes have been in the balance.

00:13:48.080 And each time, Canada has chosen to step up, to lead on the path of democracy and freedom.

00:13:56.040 We're once again at one of those moments.

00:13:58.960 If we want the world of tomorrow to be shaped by our values, Canada must be ready.

00:14:05.640 If we want a more secure world, we need a stronger Canada that works with our allies.

00:14:11.920 And today is a very important step to build both.

00:14:15.900 Thank you very much, and I look forward to your questions.

00:14:19.580 Yeah, so Canada is suddenly going to become a military superpower now?

00:14:24.080 All right.

00:14:28.140 I don't think so.

00:14:30.060 It couldn't hurt for our military to be stronger,

00:14:32.460 but ultimately there are other things that we need to spend our money on,

00:14:36.540 and don't think for one second that taxes won't be going up because of this,

00:14:41.540 because you can bet your bottom dollar they will be.

00:14:45.900 Mark Carney's kind of prickly with reporters, eh?

00:14:49.340 Here's a reporter asking him, basically,

00:14:52.000 where's the money coming from, Mr. Prime Minister?

00:14:54.780 And he gets a little bit...

00:14:56.200 My other question, I'll try and be fast,

00:14:58.200 is question four.

00:15:01.100 About the commitment to hundreds of billions of dollars

00:15:04.040 cumulatively you've made today.

00:15:06.320 The parliamentary budget officer told us

00:15:08.200 that implies high deficits unless you either raise taxes

00:15:10.880 or cut major projects of social spending.

00:15:13.460 So do you agree with him?

00:15:14.200 And if so, how high a net debt-to-GDP ratio are you willing to run?

00:15:20.780 Look, we will grow this economy, we'll balance our operational budget in three years, that's

00:15:33.040 our commitment, but we will also invest in this country, including in our defence industry.

00:15:39.040 Thank you.

00:15:40.040 Thanks, question.

00:15:41.040 This country being Canada, not Nevada.

00:15:42.040 You got a kick out of this David McGinty behind him, right?

00:15:45.680 He just looks stunned all the time.

00:15:49.880 And Anita Anand, to his right, our left, looks smug all the time.

00:15:55.600 What is it with these liberals?

00:15:57.500 Yeah, thank you.

00:16:00.960 All right.

00:16:02.180 So, yeah, Carney goes running to the European Union.

00:16:06.980 and by the way i mean he wants to intrinsically link us to the european union that's what he

00:16:13.220 knows that's where he spent years and years of his life right he considers himself and he said

00:16:18.740 this and i'm sure you guys have seen the clips he considers himself to be a european he holds

00:16:23.300 i think it's an irish passport and a uk passport and a canadian passport i guess he'd have to hold

00:16:29.920 a canadian passport if he wants to be the prime minister then again i don't know that

00:16:33.140 can a foreigner become the prime minister of canada probably

00:16:36.880 of course i'm kidding i'm kidding did you guys know there was a commission investigating foreign

00:16:44.080 interference into the federal election i didn't i didn't until today i didn't until about

00:16:50.360 three hours ago when left-wing corporate ctv published this and of course because

00:16:54.700 the commission that's investigating this is so willing to tell us i don't believe a word of it

00:17:00.940 oh hey there was no foreign interference nothing no problems with the election whatsoever okay

00:17:07.940 what were the problems with the election now that you've denied all problems with the election

00:17:11.660 no evidence federal election was affected by foreign interference commissioner says

00:17:16.740 so let's scroll down and read this very short story actually canada's elections commissioner

00:17:22.080 says she has no evidence the result of the federal election in april was affected by foreign

00:17:26.500 interference, disinformation, or voter intimidation. In a preliminary report today, Commissioner

00:17:33.980 Caroline Simard says her office received more than 16,000 complaints about the spring campaign,

00:17:39.520 which ended April 28th. You would think that, you know, one of those complaints would be valid.

00:17:46.060 How many? 16,000. And I'm sure you've gone through them all in the last couple of months,

00:17:52.760 caroline with a fine tooth comb and you found nothing those people are all crazy right they're 0.97

00:17:59.160 all right-wing conspiracy theorists they belong in a sanitarium sorry mental health facility 0.58

00:18:06.780 that number is seven times the number of complaints received in the 2019 and 2021 elections

00:18:15.000 seven times still early numbers show the volume of complaints for foreign interference artificial

00:18:23.520 intelligence disinformation and voter intimidation was less than what samard's office had expected

00:18:29.320 other complaints included allegations of preventing election advertising from being broadcast

00:18:33.760 distributing pictures or ballots publishing false statements about candidates through april samard's

00:18:39.560 office had already closed about 2,300 files. Oh, so she's got another 13,700 files to go through.

00:18:45.900 I see. So that was a preliminary. Right. So there could be something we hear about

00:18:50.420 months or even years down the road. But by then we'll have forgotten about it because

00:18:55.620 we'll have many, many other problems with Mark Carney as our prime minister.

00:19:02.800 We have a new president of the Public Health Agency of Canada. That was effective last week.

00:19:09.560 june 20th her name is nancy humzawi nancy humzawi all right so let's go ahead and look at this

00:19:18.100 our friend donald best has been on the show a couple of times you guys probably remember donald

00:19:22.600 first of all this was reported yesterday by black locks reporter holly doan and donald best says

00:19:33.040 because theresa tam is no longer the chief medical officer of canada right her job ended

00:19:39.240 on june 20th also she's retired now apparently canada replaces theresa tam with nancy humzawi

00:19:46.720 an obese muslim climate zealot i've got a clip you guys will see

00:19:53.220 who ran the pcr debacle that found covid in coke and old shoes 0.83

00:20:00.340 she also ran mass surveillance contact tracing operations no medical degree

00:20:09.040 fat unhealthy now in charge of public health and here she is about a year ago nancy hamzawi

00:20:16.320 uh doing some panel somewhere point in time how many people have heard the sentence uh canada's

00:20:23.860 climate has changed it twice the rate uh um the global rate three times uh in the north how many

00:20:30.460 people have heard that so typically and this is a typical audience about 90 percent of people have

00:20:38.040 heard that sentence that has come uh from canada's changing climate report but that's an indicator

00:20:43.320 of uh the extent to which uh others have deemed that to be the truth uh uh earlier we were uh

00:20:52.180 someone was asking me uh do you do you face uh skeptics in your uh in your role and we do so

00:20:59.720 So despite the fact that we find 90% on average of people believing that and having the confidence in the science, there's not quite 90%, but a significant proportion.

00:21:15.980 Do you know why people, the biggest reason that people, especially people who are public speaking, say, ah, ah, ah, ah, all the time?

00:21:27.120 Well, there's two reasons.

00:21:28.400 number two reason is that they don't quite know the material they're spouting and the number one

00:21:33.540 reason is can you guys answer this question before i say it i'll count to 10 one two three

00:21:41.380 four five six seven eight nine ten ah crafting lies takes time and no script

00:21:57.440 lying yes yes you're absolutely correct let's continue on with this bs and of uh of canadians

00:22:04.520 and global citizens who do not uh believe that and inform us of that uh view based on the number

00:22:10.700 of dockets i i sign off in a day uh indicating otherwise so um part of our responsibility i

00:22:18.140 think in terms of of the context in which we operate and live is making sure that we communicate

00:22:24.040 at every possible opportunity what the facts are

00:22:28.980 and engaging with people that we don't necessarily

00:22:32.380 are normal interlocutors

00:22:36.280 in order to be able to move forward effectively on the issue.

00:22:39.400 So I guess those would be some of the reflections on the issue.

00:22:44.520 Because we know climate change has everything to do with public health, right?

00:22:47.800 Oh, by the way, I saw Michael Quigley commenting

00:22:50.000 and I just wanted to say hello to Michael Quigley

00:22:53.560 and I wanted to let you guys know that if you've been to the ostrich farm or you plan on going to

00:22:58.160 the ostrich farm, I'm not sure if they, if you still have these buttons, Michael, but they're

00:23:02.040 so cool. Ostrich Sheriff. I got my button and he complained to me all the time. When you do a live,

00:23:08.500 you put your ostrich badge on. I said it kept falling off or I changed my shirt or whatever.

00:23:14.780 So I do have my ostrich badge, Michael. And I just wanted to let you know that I really appreciate

00:23:20.420 that you gave me this and i'm gonna keep it close to my heart always i'll be heading back

00:23:27.340 by the way to the ostrich farm for the july 11th through 13th weekend that's going to be the big

00:23:33.060 livestock event for canada farm aid.com go to canada farm aid.com for more information on that

00:23:40.400 um it'll be great to see you guys out there they're expecting quite a crowd that weekend

00:23:44.900 upwards of maybe a thousand people on the farm enjoying live music and it's family friendly

00:23:50.320 there's going to be face painting for the kids and i'm going to be running through the crowd

00:23:54.500 saying hello to everybody and so are many other people you probably know so yeah we'd love to

00:23:59.000 see you down there at uh at the ostrich farm july 11th through 13th in edgewood british columbia

00:24:06.840 did i mention last night that virginia geffrey who died about a month ago she was an epstein 0.91

00:24:13.960 whistleblower. That she has

00:24:16.060 a dead man's switch?

00:24:19.060 Now I'm asking

00:24:20.020 you guys, not rhetorically, I'm

00:24:22.000 actually asking because I can't remember

00:24:23.720 if I said it last night. Did I

00:24:26.060 mention that?

00:24:29.220 Ostrich Sheriff

00:24:30.100 Roseanne, come on, it's cool.

00:24:37.040 I'm waiting.

00:24:38.100 Did I mention this?

00:24:43.960 I know the comments are delayed, so I can wait for a couple of seconds here.

00:24:49.180 I did mention, okay, well then, we're going to go ahead and play that audio of Virginia

00:24:54.460 Giffray from the grave in a couple of minutes.

00:24:56.820 Now, I can't sit here and tell you that it's absolutely 100% authentic.

00:25:03.000 I can't.

00:25:04.620 But if it is, and she says she has more, there's going to be some bombshells dropping.

00:25:10.200 so uh the chief of nato called donald trump daddy he called him daddy today here's that clip

00:25:20.400 papers on it marco maybe we're going to do papers i don't even know if you need them

00:25:24.300 they're not going to be fighting each other they've had it they've had a big fight like

00:25:28.780 two kids in a school yard you know they fight like hell you can't stop them let them fight

00:25:32.820 for about two three minutes then it's easier to stop them and then daddy has to sometimes

00:25:37.180 Use strong language.

00:25:38.520 Yeah, use strong language.

00:25:39.940 Every once in a while you have to use a certain word.

00:25:43.000 Daddy sometimes has to use strong language.

00:25:45.700 So he didn't directly call it by, you're my daddy, you're their daddy.

00:25:50.040 He didn't say that.

00:25:51.060 He just, he was, daddy sometimes has to use strong language.

00:25:55.860 Of course, we heard what Donald Trump said a couple of days ago regarding Israel and Iran, right?

00:26:02.260 I mean, I don't have to repeat the word.

00:26:03.940 I played the clip.

00:26:04.680 You guys heard it.

00:26:05.440 he used the president of the united states dropped an f-bomb he dropped an f-bomb to the media i

00:26:13.560 thought that was priceless i i like this guy he might be a jesuit but i like him anyway he might

00:26:19.960 be trying to destroy the world in a different way but what the hell he's he's funny

00:26:25.420 i don't know what he is you guys i really don't know i don't think anybody really knows

00:26:33.340 everything. And anybody who thinks they do, come on, there's too much in play right now.

00:26:40.940 General Secretary General Mark Rutt of NATO surprised reporters Wednesday by calling President

00:26:46.880 Donald Trump daddy in a moment of levity in a serious NATO summit. And here's Trump with Marco

00:26:54.220 Rubio next to him addressing that to a reporter.

00:26:57.240 by news. Mark Rutter, the NATO chief, who is your friend, he called you daddy earlier.

00:27:06.200 Do you regard your NATO allies as kind of children? No, he likes me. I think he likes me.

00:27:12.760 If he doesn't, I'll let you know. I'll come back and I'll hit him hard, OK? He did it very 0.99

00:27:17.600 affectionately. Daddy, you're my daddy. Do you regard your NATO allies, though,

00:27:21.780 as kind of like children? And they're obviously listening to you and they're spending more.

00:27:25.780 and you're you're obviously appreciative of that but do you hope that actually they're going to be

00:27:31.800 able to defend themselves defend europe on their own without they need help a little bit at the

00:27:37.540 beginning yeah so trump it sounds like he wants wars to end even though he bombed iran three times

00:27:49.500 on saturday it sounds like okay that's it he's done with it for now but we know the war hawks

00:27:57.240 in washington want this badly and other elements want this badly as well so we'll just keep our

00:28:04.940 eye on it and see some people have been worried about what might happen in canada july 1st and

00:28:09.700 what might happen in the united states on july the 4th again i'm not going to go into detail

00:28:14.780 about that here on social media but you guys i think you're smart enough to figure that one out

00:28:18.920 right? Because the other night we ran that, that piece about sleeper cells, right? Okay. Virginia

00:28:26.180 Giffray, she got hit by a car a couple of months ago. She was expected to die, but she lived and

00:28:32.060 then she died anyway, two weeks after that. We know who she is. She's an Epstein whistleblower.

00:28:38.180 And apparently she, apparently, allegedly, I can't say this is for absolute certain, but

00:28:43.640 this could be her voice on tape it could be ai i i can't tell you but apparently

00:28:51.280 she had a dead man switch and here's what she had to say in the first installment of that and

00:28:58.960 there's going to be more to come the voice says if you're watching this it means they got me

00:29:04.700 my dead man switch activated automatically after i missed two scheduled check-ins

00:29:10.140 I had it set up months ago because I knew this day was coming.

00:29:13.400 I did not die by accident.

00:29:14.860 I was murdered to keep their secrets buried.

00:29:17.280 My name is Virginia Louise Jouffre.

00:29:19.740 I was one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims.

00:29:23.120 I survived Little St. James, but survival came at a price.

00:29:27.680 I saw too much, knew too much, and now they've silenced me, but it's too late for them.

00:29:34.220 They thought killing me would bury their secrets, but this video is going to a few organizations I trust, ones that have been exposing the truth for decades.

00:29:44.800 You know who you are. It's your job to continue this fight.

00:29:48.680 I was 16 when they reeled me in. I worked at Mar-a-Lago, folding towels, cleaning lockers.

00:29:55.660 My father kept the tennis courts immaculate. We were just working folks trying to scrape by.

00:30:00.280 Trump, he was around, but he was never the threat.

00:30:05.780 The real predator was Gil Lane Maxwell, prim and proper, smiling, promising to teach me

00:30:12.840 massage therapy at the Pink Mansion in Palm Beach.

00:30:16.500 I had no idea I was being fed into a nightmare machine.

00:30:20.340 Epstein's Island was hell disguised as paradise.

00:30:23.200 You've heard some names linked to him, but those are just the sacrificial pawns.

00:30:27.160 The real players, the ones they've protected at all costs, are still hiding in plain sight.

00:30:31.920 I'll name two now.

00:30:33.340 The first, a former U.S. president, Barack Obama.

00:30:37.060 Publicly, he's revered.

00:30:38.540 Privately, he was one of the worst.

00:30:40.600 He wasn't there for the girls.

00:30:41.880 He was there for the island boys.

00:30:43.860 Young boys, trafficked and groomed.

00:30:46.720 I saw him more times than I can count, always without his Secret Service detail, sometimes

00:30:51.160 with his Hollywood friends, George Clooney and Tom Hanks.

00:30:54.820 Okay, guys, you know, I'll tell you what.

00:30:56.240 this might get me thrown off youtube and facebook right now so if that happens you got to go follow

00:31:02.820 me on on the other ones like x and rumble or become a member at shadow davis.com let's continue

00:31:07.840 still have nightmares about them arrogant and drunk on power slinking into the cabanas with

00:31:12.280 kids barely out of childhood the second bill gates the billionaire philanthropist loved by the media

00:31:18.900 hailed as a savior we called him the benefactor and we used to dread seeing him naked but he

00:31:25.600 didn't come to party. He came to experiment. Genetic experiments, human experiments. I saw

00:31:30.800 him inject a young girl with something they said was a genetic enhancement. She was younger than

00:31:37.000 me, strapped to a table, terrified, treated like a lab rat while they muttered about seeding the

00:31:42.140 future of the species. These men think they are gods, playing with life like it was theirs to own.

00:31:48.120 I'm telling you now, Epstein isn't dead. They staged his death because he was too valuable.

00:31:53.500 he held blackmail on some of the most powerful people on earth files videos confessions they

00:32:01.480 couldn't risk him talking but they also couldn't risk him gone so they hit him stashed him under

00:32:06.840 the protection of the same elite who once paid him to supply them with flesh and they thought

00:32:11.820 killing me would stop this from coming out they were wrong and there is so much more to come

00:32:17.840 hidden servers, encrypted drives, witness testimonies. It's all going to hit the light.

00:32:23.880 This video is just the first detonation. The data drops are timed and automatic.

00:32:29.240 They are going to people who can make a difference and nobody can stop it now.

00:32:33.320 Not even the law enforcement agencies in the U.S. and U.K., the same ones that buried the

00:32:38.680 evidence I handed them, can stop this truth from getting out. If you're watching this,

00:32:43.420 you are the resistance don't let my death be just another headline burn their lies to the ground

00:32:49.200 make the world see the monsters behind the masks and to any survivors out there don't give up

00:32:55.260 we're in this together they can't kill us all make them pay

00:32:58.400 i don't know for entertainment purposes only right michael

00:33:04.360 that has not been verified to my knowledge through any voice print analysis or any other

00:33:11.440 kind of analysis again i don't know if that's real or if that's ai replication ai can do a lot

00:33:20.380 these days so you guys can take that for what you want to take it for let's continue on with

00:33:27.140 some of the other news we have for you tonight danielle smith expects a private sector firm

00:33:31.860 to propose a new oil pipeline to bc within weeks five weeks she said in a bid to become one of the

00:33:39.100 first entrance on the Canadian government's list of nationally important projects. Smith said she

00:33:44.620 is in active discussions with major energy companies and that aligned to Northwest British

00:33:49.100 Columbia is the most credible and the most economic of all the pipeline proposals the private sector

00:33:54.380 would consider. She declined to name which company she expects to bring this project forward. So

00:33:59.420 David Eby was asked about this today. Now, Danielle says this is five weeks away.

00:34:06.820 here's what the marxist premier of bc had to say about it premier daniel smith in alberta said she

00:34:13.400 believes she's five weeks away from finding a proponent to build a pipeline from alberta to

00:34:19.320 bc's coast if she's able to find a proponent and that proponent pays for the pipeline in its

00:34:26.600 entirety would you support that bitumen pipeline going through british columbia to a port in prince

00:34:32.820 rupert well uh richard i guess uh some of my frustration about this issue is that there is no

00:34:39.120 proponent there is actually no project here i went through a list that reflects probably in

00:34:45.960 excess of 50 billion dollars of investment in canada and in our country where there are proponents

00:34:52.420 where they are well through or uh or on the verge of being complete through environmental assessment

00:34:58.140 processes, where support from the federal government will benefit not just British

00:35:04.240 Columbia, but also Alberta and the Yukon. And I think that's where our attention should be on

00:35:09.700 the shovel-ready projects that are ready to go. Next, we'll head to the phone lines with Katie

00:35:13.660 DeRosa from CBC. I just, you didn't answer Richard's question about whether you support

00:35:19.460 a privately funded or entirely privately funded pipeline. Can you clarify your position on that?

00:35:25.920 Yeah, I did. I won't speculate. There is no project. There is no proponent.

00:35:31.280 And as a premier of a province with literally almost 50 billion dollars of projects with proponents that are ready to go, that are in approvals processes that will benefit Alberta, the Yukon and all Canadians, I strongly encourage the federal government to pay attention to those projects and help us deliver those projects that are ready to go.

00:35:50.320 He's calling Danielle Smith pretty much. He's calling her a liar.

00:35:53.600 he is saying that it's never gonna happen it's never gonna danielle says it's five weeks away

00:36:00.520 maybe sooner because now that these big oil companies are starting to see a little bit of

00:36:07.100 possibly a little bit of movement with carney and in terms of pipelines they know that canada's a

00:36:12.180 gold mine a gold mine this could be worth tens of billions hundreds of billions of dollars

00:36:19.340 a year to all canadians not just albertans all canadians and still david well we've got other

00:36:26.000 projects on the go literally 50 billion dollars worth of projects that will benefit the yukon

00:36:30.420 and alberta and of course british columbia dude that's great you can't walk and chew gum at the

00:36:35.320 same time what's the matter with you he doesn't want to answer it because it goes against the

00:36:40.440 marxist doctrine the environmentalist doctrine the climate change doctrine right we're going to

00:36:49.780 get to that in just a couple of minutes here got some more stuff regarding alberta this from our

00:36:55.200 buddy jeff rath with the alberta prosperity project he says this was provided to danielle

00:37:01.380 smith over a month ago sounds like alberta and saskatchewan are going to do this alberta firearms

00:37:06.960 licensing regulation. Number one, any Alberta resident that possesses a valid Canadian firearms

00:37:12.860 possession acquisition license or restricted firearms possession acquisition license from

00:37:17.360 Canada shall be issued an Alberta firearms license by a licensed Alberta registry. So he's taking this,

00:37:24.460 they are taking this possibly out of the federal government's hands. Number two, an Alberta firearms

00:37:30.720 license shall be the only license required in Alberta to acquire, own, use, and possess a

00:37:36.880 firearm in Alberta. Such a license shall be issued for the life of the firearms license holder,

00:37:43.720 subject only to an order of a court of competent jurisdiction, deeming the license to be a danger

00:37:48.520 to themselves or others, either on criminal charges, criminal conviction, or issuance of

00:37:52.960 a warrant under the Mental Health Act, where the health and safety of persons is at immediate or

00:37:57.880 potential risk from firearms related violence a licensee under this regulation may own and safely

00:38:04.020 use any firearm in their possession including all firearms listed or scheduled as prohibited

00:38:09.340 or restricted by the government of canada i say that again a licensee under this regulation may

00:38:17.180 own and safely use any firearm in their possession including all firearms listed or scheduled as

00:38:24.240 prohibited or restricted by the government of canada if danielle goes for this it's a great

00:38:33.980 big zhink to mark carney and his liberal government very interesting and maybe she caught

00:38:40.760 wind of this this comes from juno news on substack blacked out documents show carney bracing for

00:38:49.660 Alberta separation legal showdown. Ottawa is seeking constitutional advice on Alberta's

00:38:56.460 independence from a top crown lawyer who successfully argued in the Supreme Court

00:39:00.660 that Quebec had no unilateral right to leave Canada. So what are they going to say? They're

00:39:08.360 going to say, you can't leave. Even if you vote to leave, you're not leaving. Sorry, but you're not.

00:39:14.400 what would happen then heavily redacted documents show that ottawa is seeking constitutional advice

00:39:23.700 on alberta's independence from a top crown lawyer every alberton needs to hear this

00:39:27.720 they need to be told even the people who are kind of humming and hawing on the fence about this whole

00:39:32.180 issue they need to be told that the federal government is working on a way to take that

00:39:37.460 choice out of their hands top crown lawyer who successfully argued in the supreme court that

00:39:44.600 quebec had no unilateral right to leave canada after the narrow 1995 separation vote in response

00:39:52.140 to a freedom of information and privacy act request by true north the department of justice

00:39:57.340 released legal correspondence on alberta's proposed independence referendum but that's all there is

00:40:02.640 there's not much more now let's just say that we all come together somehow happily and we're all

00:40:11.920 canadians united again somehow miraculously that happens how long do you think that would last

00:40:19.400 what like a couple of weeks a couple of months maybe maybe after canada wins the gold medal at

00:40:27.120 the olympics for whatever reason canada goes yay yay we're canada woo woo but there's so much

00:40:33.740 division in this country right now so i don't know if that could ever happen and it looks like

00:40:41.800 pierre polyev or the conservatives for that matter never going to win another federal election

00:40:45.940 i was saying the other day people kind of laughed at me on a reel that i released i said carney's

00:40:53.280 likable. Mark Carney is a likable guy. And for the middle ground of people, which makes up 70%,

00:40:59.460 they're going to go, yeah, I like the guy. I think he's a likable guy and he seems to know

00:41:04.480 what he's doing. So I'm going to vote for him. We're never going to get rid of this guy because

00:41:08.100 he comes off as folksy and maybe a little bit clumsy. And he's just kind of a guy, right?

00:41:16.500 Whereas Pierre Polyev comes off as sharp a lot of times. And when I say sharp, I mean that in

00:41:22.940 two ways very bright but also very cutting he can be very cutting especially with the media

00:41:27.640 so this story from tasha keridan of the national post carney puts poly of between a rock and a

00:41:34.380 hard place and i'm not sure if you guys have seen any of the polls that have come out lately but

00:41:38.940 if there were a federal election held in the next week or so whenever the liberals would win a

00:41:45.260 massive majority that's what the polling looks like i can't tell you that i believe the polls

00:41:51.720 anymore but that's what the polls are saying what a difference six months makes in december

00:41:59.840 the conservatives were in the catbird seat 48 support while the liberals had dropped to 19

00:42:05.520 practically everyone and remember there's no interference in the federal election the

00:42:10.320 commissioner said that today foreign interference of course she's only gone through a small fraction

00:42:14.780 of the number of complaints that she received but anyway everyone pegged conservative leader

00:42:21.500 Pierre Polyev is Canada's next prime minister. Then Justin Trudeau stepped down. Then Donald

00:42:26.120 Trump took office. And Mark Carney got elected liberal leader. Well, selected. We know he was

00:42:31.480 placed there. One federal election later, the liberals have a minority and would likely have

00:42:36.500 a majority if a vote were held today. It's a reversal of fortunes worthy of a Shakespearean

00:42:42.560 play. The lesson is that politics is all about timing. Well, Polyev was the perfect foil for

00:42:50.620 the hapless Trudeau. It's not clear how he counters Carney. Apple-chomping videos won't

00:42:55.840 cut it. In the current climate, they look positively juvenile. The world sits on the

00:43:01.240 brink of another world war. Canada's trying to get a trade deal with the U.S., and we just inked

00:43:05.460 a defense agreement with the European Union. This is a game for grown-ups, not social media stars.

00:43:09.940 Now this, ironically, this editorial comes from somebody who sits in the middle.

00:43:17.260 not a conservative not a liberal probably voted for both many times in her life it also doesn't

00:43:25.740 help the liberals are implementing much of the conservative agenda starting with the carbon tax

00:43:29.920 cut well we don't know if that's going to stick an income tax cut and legislation to speed up

00:43:35.760 major projects and resources development the latter bill c5 passed with the help of conservatives and

00:43:41.160 despite opposition from indigenous and environmental groups both key constituencies for the previous

00:43:46.820 liberal government they don't care so if the conservatives are never ever ever going to win

00:43:54.800 another election alberta must separate it's the only way forward

00:44:03.280 and then if you have conservative common sense conservative values

00:44:10.100 i would suggest strongly looking into moving to alberta

00:44:14.740 doesn't seem like there's any other way at this stage of the game so bernie sanders

00:44:23.800 one thing about alberta you can bet they're not going to be following this ridiculous climate

00:44:29.800 change agenda right climate change climate change climate change climate change climate change

00:44:35.880 and bernie sanders was talking about that on joe rogan the other day and joe uh

00:44:41.340 Kind of put him in his place.

00:44:43.040 We've got to deal with this climate change issue.

00:44:45.580 And I know that, you know, there are some people who think climate change is a hoax.

00:44:50.020 It ain't a hoax.

00:44:51.860 I think the last 10 years have been the warmest on record.

00:44:56.100 And we can create millions of good-paying jobs transforming our energy system away from fossil fuel to energy efficiency to solar to wind and other sustainable energies.

00:45:05.700 I think the climate change issue is very complicated.

00:45:07.660 And I think, did you see the Washington Post piece that they wrote where they did this long-term view?

00:45:16.420 First of all, the reality is that the Earth's temperature has never been static, right?

00:45:19.960 We could both agree on that.

00:45:21.160 It's always been up and down.

00:45:22.620 There's been ice ages and heat waves.

00:45:24.760 And then the Washington Post looked at it.

00:45:26.860 What was the time period that they looked at?

00:45:29.360 That essentially they found that we're in a cooling period.

00:45:32.200 that the earth over the past x amount of years and this was like a very inconvenient discovery

00:45:40.180 but they had to report the data and kudos to them for doing that scientists have captured the earth

00:45:45.360 climate change over the last 485 million years here's a surprising place we stand now

00:45:49.240 so look at the far end of that graph and you see we're in a cooling period well i'm not sure

00:45:57.260 Well, I didn't read that article, but, you know, the scientists who are out there, I think.

00:46:02.540 I know, but there's a lot of money involved in that, too, Bernie.

00:46:04.620 That's part of the problem.

00:46:05.700 There's a lot of money involved in this whole climate change emergency issue, and there's a lot of control.

00:46:11.200 And that's a big part of this problem.

00:46:13.920 Not only that, if we're just talking about primarily carbon and carbon footprint, what are we going to do about China?

00:46:20.540 Now, he's going to get into some stuff here, you guys.

00:46:23.540 and remember how big the joe rogan experience podcast is it reaches 15 million people in the

00:46:30.660 united states alone per episode and it's the number one podcast on spotify in canada reaches

00:46:37.600 millions and millions of people worldwide listen to what he's going to say to bernie

00:46:42.660 china is like what percentage of they are the major they are the major uh

00:46:48.560 polluter right now in terms of

00:46:50.820 carbon. We're number two. We used to be

00:46:52.700 one. They're number one right now. I think they

00:46:54.660 have an enormous percent of

00:46:56.280 global. I think

00:46:58.780 it's... They're number one. I don't know what the percentage...

00:47:00.980 It's very high. Look, this is... It's not

00:47:02.740 an American issue. It is a

00:47:04.760 global issue. And all I can tell you

00:47:06.700 is that we are, in my view,

00:47:09.020 going to see more extreme

00:47:10.500 weather disturbances

00:47:12.060 in the coming years than we have ever.

00:47:14.620 And we're seeing them right now.

00:47:15.940 Right. But scientists don't agree. This is where it gets confusing, because scientists that are in agreement, there's all these entanglements whenever someone's discussing something, whether it's economics or whether it's health issues or pharmaceutical drugs, there's financial entanglements.

00:47:34.900 I think we both agree with that. Right. And I think this is part of the issue with this whole climate change emergency as well, because it's not just that we could all agree pollution is a major factor.

00:47:47.560 It's a huge issue in the world today. We could all agree with that. Right.

00:47:51.080 I think one of the things that we have to recognize is that whenever there's an issue that everyone can agree on, you're going to have a bunch of people that capitalize on that issue and they look to gain more money.

00:48:06.640 They have financial issues that they push forward in order to capitalize on this issue, but then also power and control.

00:48:15.500 These things like they're trying to institute in the U.K. where they have these 15-minute cities, this concept, where you're not allowed to travel.

00:48:21.620 They'll be able to look at your carbon footprint.

00:48:24.460 It's, yeah, see, that's the problem.

00:48:26.360 The problem is giving people that are in power, these people that we've all discussed that have so much money and so much control over our societies, multinational corporations, giving them more control over citizens.

00:48:39.360 And this is a vehicle for that. 0.75

00:48:40.900 And this is what's dangerous about this whole climate change emergency, because it allows these fucking creeps that have been controlling people and controlling what you do and what you say and how you spend your money with people that already live in check to check. 0.96

00:48:54.260 And you put additional constraints on them and you make them even more scared. 0.96

00:48:58.000 And then you put additional measures where you can look at their carbon footprint.

00:49:03.600 You look at the amount they travel.

00:49:05.820 What do you know, put a carbon tax on these people?

00:49:08.040 Let's figure out how to extract more money from them.

00:49:10.900 that's what bothers me about this climate change emergency not millions and millions and millions

00:49:16.860 of people who listened to joe rogan heard that stuff and they may never have heard that stuff

00:49:22.120 before this one episode alone this one segment of this one episode could be a huge turning point

00:49:30.920 for us you guys not that we we can all agree pollution is a terrible thing everyone should

00:49:36.840 agree to that the the beautiful earth that sustains us and all life on this planet is being

00:49:42.220 poisoned as we speak we're killing all the fish in the ocean and sucking them out in giant numbers

00:49:47.960 94 of all the big fish that are in the ocean are gone over the last you know whatever it is when

00:49:54.300 you go to war against nature you lose yeah because humanity loses exactly right worshiping the

00:50:00.360 almighty dollar you got it above the money you know you asked me when i ran for president one

00:50:04.400 the interest it's you know it's something else to run for president because you get around you

00:50:08.520 meet all kinds of people and you learn all kinds of things and one of the things that i did we went

00:50:13.860 to a lot of uh met with a lot of native americans and one of the reasons is you know their tradition

00:50:21.380 was going from way back respect for nature that they understood back way back when that you kill

00:50:28.860 off all of the buffalo you ain't gonna have nothing to eat right right they understood that

00:50:32.860 And you understand that you live in harmony with nature, which is, I think, what you're talking about.

00:50:37.040 Absolutely.

00:50:37.620 And if you lose that harmony, I worry about the future of humanity in general.

00:50:43.920 Which is the problem with financial competitiveness.

00:50:45.960 When you put that almighty dollar above all else.

00:50:48.820 That's right.

00:50:49.420 Then all you think about it, and you're only alive for 100 years, so it's just hit the gas. 0.99

00:50:53.260 Hit the gas for 100 years, and who gives a shit what happens after I'm gone? 0.99

00:50:57.060 I'm going to die with the most toys. 0.99

00:50:58.380 Yay, I win, in the dirt.

00:51:00.120 That's exactly right.

00:51:00.900 Yeah.

00:51:02.860 Joe didn't quite get it all, but that's enough to get people to start thinking about what the hell is going on.

00:51:13.960 What about this British farmer talking about electric tractors?

00:51:18.280 Well, we don't use electric tractors to seed with, and here's why.

00:51:21.660 I seeded 6,000 hectares. It took around 30,000 liters of diesel, a.k.a. 321,600 kilowatt hours of energy.

00:51:32.860 To do that with an electric tractor, I'd need the battery from a Tesla Semi recharged 322 times.

00:51:41.200 So even with a super fast industrial 350 kilowatt charger, that's 918 hours of charging, more than three times longer than the actual job.

00:51:54.760 And someone asked about solar as well.

00:51:56.680 So even with a massive 100 kilowatt system, it'd take nearly two years to match the diesel energy used.

00:52:04.700 And to keep up with the job in real time, you'd need a solar farm bigger than 45 football fields.

00:52:11.220 I love the idea of electric, but until I can plug into a lightning bolt, diesel's still the only option at this scale.

00:52:18.820 With this 80 foot bar, you know, it's digging right into the ground.

00:52:23.100 it really does require an awesome amount of power sometimes the hum of the engine is nice but

00:52:28.660 actually ask any farmer and at the end of the day when you turn that tractor off and the engine goes

00:52:34.280 off oh it's literally it's like taking off a pair of jeans that's too tight or you know you're

00:52:40.040 finally out of the office and you're not making calls anymore and it's just like oh your brain

00:52:44.780 can just breathe yeah electric would be awesome but we are very very far away from that thanks

00:52:51.220 for watching very very very very far away from that according to the numbers that he just put

00:52:57.500 up you guys remember katie hopkins right she's our favorite british influencer fearless just goes 0.67

00:53:06.100 out and says shit well here she is going to a solar wind panel farm she's going to show you 0.55

00:53:13.720 some ridiculousness here wants to bring you here to show you who are you sorry oh i've just been 0.99

00:53:20.040 let in by um by these guys this is a solar panel farm that's been put up in the west country look

00:53:26.300 at this field down here that they're completely ripping up in order to help me on here thank you

00:53:31.500 don't push me guys you can't touch me i just walked in you can't be completely destroying

00:53:36.080 the valley to put solar panels up and these solar panels are going they're just ripping up

00:53:41.820 entire areas of our countryside and let me show you as well the plastic packaging that these guys

00:53:49.980 have so i think the way you're getting across with me is you that's ripping up my countryside

00:53:55.180 please don't discuss with me thank you so don't touch me don't touch me that guy's complaining

00:54:01.920 and she does not care packaging that goes around all of this stuff none of this can be recycled

00:54:08.060 obviously but it's so green it's so good for the environment i'm sure and i'm sure local people

00:54:13.440 didn't want this on their farmland either because this makes it harder for farmers to be able to

00:54:18.820 rent space please don't touch me and then over here let me show you these boxes I'll go in a

00:54:25.080 moment okay I just want to show people what's being delivered to our farmland and I let myself

00:54:32.460 in it was no one else thank you and uh here is all the solar panels bear in mind these solar

00:54:39.840 panels can't be recycled so this is all future landfill look at the size look at the size of

00:54:46.200 these things and look at all the plastic wrap on there film me sir yeah my name is katie hopkins

00:54:52.580 i'm just trying to stand up for the countryside and the ridiculousness of net zero these are the

00:54:57.520 same solar panels that they're going to be putting up at the same time that they want to dim the sun

00:55:02.120 i hope you're enjoying this this is batshit bonkers britain my name is katie hopkins and then here

00:55:08.220 look at this look at the state of this this is what's so distressing is the lie about net zero

00:55:17.100 the lie that this is good for us and what's upsetting as well is that these guys are like

00:55:21.900 angry with me all i'm trying to do is show you i'm just trying to show you what's been

00:55:26.420 i mean this valley is so pretty it's heartbreaking look at it this is the rolling countryside that

00:55:35.860 we belong to that belongs to us and this is what these vandals are doing to it i don't blame the

00:55:41.860 people i don't blame the workers people need a job but this is disgusting sorry i don't have

00:55:50.180 access well apparently i do but i'm just showing people what's being done you can't agree with this

00:55:56.580 you cannot possibly agree with this i know it's your job i know you need a job but

00:56:00.660 this is just absolute vandalism what are you doing right now it's not safe i'm not safe i'm

00:56:06.260 typically not safe it's not a dangerous person it is heartbreaking i pray to god i pray to god

00:56:13.460 reform get in i pray we can roll back on this net zero bollocks and i pray that this needless

00:56:21.060 wanton vandalism of our countryside can stop canadian solar i mean is there anything worse

00:56:27.380 All right, so there are so many people out there

00:56:32.820 who are exposing this hypocrisy, 0.80

00:56:34.920 some in a ballsier way than others, 0.80

00:56:37.460 but I've got to appreciate that, man.

00:56:39.520 She just walked in there and started showing us everything.

00:56:43.220 And those guys, you can't be here, you can't be here.

00:56:46.220 I'm here.

00:56:47.500 What are you going to do about it?

00:56:50.860 You don't have access, you're not safe.

00:56:54.840 Seems safe to me,

00:56:56.040 because I'm not wearing your little plastic hat?

00:56:59.440 Is that why I'm not safe?

00:57:04.460 You know what else that you probably wouldn't have to put up with

00:57:08.260 in an independent Alberta? 1.00

00:57:10.720 All of this trans nonsense. 1.00

00:57:13.520 Here we are on June 25th, right? 1.00

00:57:15.560 And Pride Month is almost over.

00:57:19.560 I haven't really noticed so much of it this year

00:57:21.840 as opposed to previous years.

00:57:23.200 So maybe it is winding down naturally

00:57:25.300 because of a lack of funding we know that usaid was funding a lot of this stuff internationally

00:57:32.180 and nationally in the united states so if that money is dried up and we're going to get to a

00:57:37.100 great clip in just a second of brandon gill a congressman they call superman because of the

00:57:42.880 little curly q he's got on his hair grilling some woke witness over what a birthing person

00:57:49.600 is it's basically the doge the doge committee justifying all of the doge cuts which was

00:57:57.780 hundreds of billions of dollars and probably one of them was trans festivals in canada because we

00:58:06.260 do know that several of them were for trans musicals in new guinea and other small countries

00:58:16.440 around the world. Trans schools being built in Ketter. He was doing all kinds of crazy stuff,

00:58:25.420 but in a independent Alberta, you probably wouldn't have to put up with that nonsense.

00:58:30.160 Here is Brandon Gill grilling a witness in committee just yesterday.

00:58:35.880 Constitutes critical research. According to your testimony, NIH grants are critical research.

00:58:40.580 I think that government research of all types in the medical, including a birthing people,

00:58:46.440 I think bench research of all types plays a fundamental role.

00:58:50.600 What is a birthing person? 0.65

00:58:53.080 Sir, I am here to talk about the Doge impact. 0.99

00:58:56.280 I'm asking you about this grant, and you're defending it. 1.00

00:58:59.660 So I'm asking you, who is birthing people? 0.99

00:59:03.380 I am not familiar with this grant.

00:59:07.440 I take a position that all kinds of government research, medical, pharmaceutical, biological.

00:59:13.240 Is a birthing person a woman? 0.92

00:59:14.360 Is that another word for female?

00:59:16.440 That is outside the scope of my expertise.

00:59:20.260 It seems like erasure language to me.

00:59:22.500 I've been told that that type of vernacular constitutes erasure language.

00:59:27.560 How about another one?

00:59:29.080 How about the conference, Gender Equity in the Mathematical Study of Commutative Algebra?

00:59:36.680 Do you think that's a valid form of what I'm assuming?

00:59:39.680 What?

00:59:40.680 I think mathematical research of all types is deserving of government.

00:59:43.600 What about studying, and this is directly from the National Science Foundation's website, 1.00

00:59:47.960 women and non-binary mathematicians? 1.00

00:59:51.400 I think all kinds of government investment should be dedicated toward mathematics. 1.00

00:59:55.720 All kinds of government investment.

00:59:57.880 You don't have any kind of limit on what we're spending our money on?

01:00:00.800 Just everything?

01:00:02.140 Is that your testimony?

01:00:03.720 I am talking about... 1.00

01:00:04.780 Look at this poor brainwashed woman making a complete fool, a jackass out of herself. 1.00

01:00:10.460 and she doesn't even realize it. 1.00

01:00:13.800 I wonder if one day she'll wake up from all of this

01:00:17.940 and then she'll watch this video and go,

01:00:20.520 oh my God, oh my God.

01:00:24.420 Because there's got to be a way.

01:00:26.640 There's got to be a way to wake these people up 0.88

01:00:31.280 from this ridiculousness 0.93

01:00:33.540 that they are perpetrating on the rest of us now.

01:00:37.600 Did you hear what he asked? 0.97

01:00:40.460 And her answers have been ridiculous so far. 0.98

01:00:44.780 It's almost like she knows they're ridiculous, but she has to do them anyway. 0.97

01:00:49.860 Because of what? Money? Her job? 0.94

01:00:54.980 Go get a new job! Don't compromise yourself like that. 1.00

01:01:00.540 It's embarrassing, and it's not good for the soul.

01:01:03.260 Doge, you brought up a grant.

01:01:04.740 So am I. This is a grant that Doge cut.

01:01:08.060 I am not familiar with this particular grant.

01:01:10.460 but I think government investment in mathematical, biological.

01:01:13.980 Let's do another one.

01:01:15.080 This one is called Hashtag Transcendent Health,

01:01:19.820 Adapting an LGB Plus Inclusive Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program for Transgender Boys. 0.92

01:01:29.380 I can't even say this without laughing. 0.99

01:01:32.300 Do you think that that is a useful form of our tax spend?

01:01:37.820 I am not familiar with that grant,

01:01:39.340 But I think bench research, government investment in scientific and pharmaceutical research. 0.98

01:01:44.180 Keen pregnancy for transgender boys. 1.00

01:01:47.820 Look at them. 1.00

01:01:48.980 Do you think that that is a useful spend of our tax dollars?

01:01:52.440 I think government investment in all kinds of scientific research is of the utmost importance.

01:01:57.440 Including pregnancy prevention for transgender boys.

01:02:01.320 Okay.

01:02:03.500 Let me ask you. 0.96

01:02:05.000 Why don't we have a Canadian politician that would actually do that? 0.99

01:02:09.340 Just call out the BS, just common sense. 1.00

01:02:12.900 Just say, hey, look, man, you know, this is all stupid. 1.00

01:02:16.240 Birth control for transgender boys? 1.00

01:02:18.540 What are you even talking about?

01:02:24.300 Okay, so about three months ago,

01:02:29.160 Viktor Orban, the president of Hungary,

01:02:32.480 said, we're not doing any pride stuff this year.

01:02:34.920 We're going to outlaw it.

01:02:36.040 We're not doing that.

01:02:37.080 so police six days ago police banned the budapest pride march but the mayor

01:02:43.900 vowed that it's going to go ahead so the police say no and look at this look at this

01:02:48.960 look at these people come on man there's something wrong up here

01:02:53.420 so police ban it but the mayor says no

01:02:58.900 let's read police have banned hungary's annual budapest pride march later this month

01:03:06.920 prompting a defiant response from liberal mayor gurgley karaskhani budapest city will organize

01:03:14.860 the budapest pride march is a local event june 28th period vowed the mayor it's the late now i

01:03:20.460 don't know how the police go against the mayor maybe hungary's rules work differently maybe they

01:03:24.840 answer to the president there or maybe there's two different forces there's a local force in a

01:03:29.820 federal force it's the latest twist in a cat and mouse confrontation which pits nationalist prime

01:03:35.680 minister victor orban's fides government backed by the city police against hungary's lgbtq

01:03:42.320 community and its supporters with some legal backing from the courts

01:03:45.400 the annual pride march has been in doubt since orban announced in february that it would not

01:03:52.160 take place this year and a law was then passed restricting gatherings if they broke child

01:03:56.500 protection laws on public promotion of homosexuality the picture

01:04:00.400 uh carsconi said police had no right to ban a day of freedom organized by the city council

01:04:07.680 as an umbrella event for pride as it does not come under the rules on freedom of assembly

01:04:12.380 tens of thousands of people from hungary and abroad are expected to take part in this event

01:04:17.280 coming up like what three days from now they might as well try to ban a procession of unicorns the

01:04:23.160 mayor wrote on facebook they could ban those too i'm sure under the new law on gatherings passed

01:04:32.640 in march all those identified by the police as participants using facial recognition software

01:04:37.340 could be fined between 14 and 420 what is that like a euro i guess it's a euro the protection

01:04:43.620 of children trumps all other laws and in that spirit we change the laws we make politics and

01:04:49.560 will act in future, Fidesz Communications Chief Tamas Menser told News Portal 444. Pride has

01:04:56.480 nothing to do with freedom of expression or freedom of assembly. Pride is a festival,

01:05:01.940 the festival of a certain sexual community which is not suitable to be seen by children. 1.00

01:05:07.000 Yes. So Ursula von der Leyen, she's the president of the EU. She came out with a statement today,

01:05:12.580 and I want you to remember as you're listening to this that this is the person that Mark Carney

01:05:16.580 has aligned us with. To express my full support and solidarity to the Budapest Pride and to the

01:05:22.600 LGBTIQ plus community. In Europe, marching for your rights is a fundamental freedom. You have

01:05:29.680 the right to love who you want to love and be exactly who you are. Our union is one of equality

01:05:36.240 and non-discrimination. These are core values enshrined in our treaties. They must be respected

01:05:42.340 at all times in all member states.

01:05:44.900 I call on the Hungarian authorities to allow the Budapest Pride

01:05:49.180 to go ahead without fear of any criminal or administrative sanctions

01:05:54.100 against the organizers or participants.

01:05:56.880 To the LGBTIQ plus community in Hungary and beyond,

01:06:00.340 I will always be your ally.

01:06:02.680 You have every reason to be proud.

01:06:05.560 Europe is stronger and richer because of you.

01:06:08.500 I am on your side today and every day.

01:06:12.340 all right you see how cleverly they manipulated this whole thing going all the way back to the 1.00

01:06:18.800 beginning you got lesbians lg right lesbian gay bisexual those people they're one thing but they 0.59

01:06:25.600 added the transes and whatever what's the q queer whatever that is right and so now the rights are 0.70

01:06:33.340 not for gay people they already got all the rights they they ever need in life they can get married 0.87

01:06:37.760 they can get the benefits they can it's the same for gay people congratulations and you won those 0.99

01:06:43.060 rights in canada over 20 years ago okay so what are you fighting for now exactly the right for

01:06:49.740 a man to become a woman at the taxpayer's expense or vice versa which is impossible to begin with

01:06:55.840 can't do it so what is the fight oh you see whenever government people talk about it it's

01:07:04.580 hey, love who you want, love is love, all-inclusive, all of that nonsense, right?

01:07:09.860 And yeah, how are we supposed to fight back against that?

01:07:13.960 No, that's not what we're saying.

01:07:15.920 We're not saying that people shouldn't be able to love who they want to love.

01:07:20.340 What we're saying is that keep it away from the kids.

01:07:24.500 And by the way, if you want to save up for a sex change operation, 0.87

01:07:29.220 well, then fill your boots, but don't expect the taxpayers to fund it.

01:07:32.780 and by the way you can't do that anyway because it's it just it doesn't work you cannot

01:07:39.820 physically change yourself can't be done here's victor orban prime minister of hungary

01:07:46.900 the mother is a woman the father is a man and leave our kids alone full stop end of discussion

01:08:02.780 Hey, what do you think Hungary's like?

01:08:24.280 You consider moving to Hungary?

01:08:26.240 I got a Hungarian friend.

01:08:27.640 She's awesome.

01:08:31.240 I don't know.

01:08:31.820 I've never thought about Hungary before as a potential go-to destination,

01:08:35.920 but then again, things could change if Orban loses in one of the coming elections.

01:08:43.020 Tonight on the extension, what's in your blood, man?

01:08:47.020 So you didn't get the thing-a-bob, and that makes you think you're safe, right?

01:08:51.840 Well, maybe not, because of shedding, 0.99

01:08:57.020 because of what they're spilling on us from the air.

01:09:00.440 what's in the grass what's in the food what's in the water we may have things in our blood so

01:09:05.960 dr anna milholsha is going to talk about that on the extension tonight

01:09:11.200 right that's it for the show tonight you guys except for nighthawks on the extension and by

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01:10:17.160 i love you all i appreciate you all and i will talk to you tomorrow night at eight o'clock

01:10:22.740 hopefully hopefully we're going to have a guest on tomorrow night jordan keely

01:10:26.340 british columbia mla from peace river hopefully joins the show tomorrow night if not you get just

01:10:32.920 me it's going to just be us maybe so you guys have a great night and i will catch you tomorrow

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The Shadoe Davis Show - June 26, 2025

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