The Shadoe Davis Show - July 01, 2025


June 30th⧸2025- Carney Capitulates to Trump, Theresa Tam to Receive Order of Canada


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00:03:31.200 hello everybody how are you and welcome to shadow at night for monday june the 30th 2025 you know
00:03:45.740 it's interesting how how rumors get around i recently got a message and when i say recently
00:03:51.880 i'm talking about like an hour ago from a woman i think she was from orillia ontario and she said
00:03:58.620 shadow i've heard a rumor that you're quitting is that true and one of the little emoji worried
00:04:05.640 faces and i said where do you hear that and she said well people were talking in one of the groups
00:04:10.760 i belong to on facebook and i said what were they saying exactly shadow's quitting he's gonna quit
00:04:15.980 i said do you remember who posted that she goes i can't remember who it was exactly do you know
00:04:23.680 where it came from maybe the source and this is something that i always ask you guys to do before
00:04:29.720 you share anything or retweet anything or you know move information along make sure of the source
00:04:39.160 and make sure it's accurate because no no no i'm not quitting i'm not quitting the show the show
00:04:47.280 will go on for as long as I can do it. So having said that, I do have a couple of big things I want
00:04:54.640 to announce. And before I get to this, and those big things are good news. Well, one of them is
00:05:00.760 extremely good news. The other one is like kind of nail biting good news, but it's still good news.
00:05:05.780 There's a personal matter that I need looked into. I know this is odd because I don't normally do
00:05:11.740 this on the show, but I'm making an exception tonight. Do I have anybody watching this show
00:05:18.300 on any of the platforms, whether it's Facebook? And we did make it to Facebook tonight. I was
00:05:22.800 very concerned we wouldn't make it. I even made a post saying the show will not be on Facebook
00:05:26.580 tonight because earlier today there were connectivity issues with Facebook. We could
00:05:31.140 not, well, I could not get a connection with Facebook to air anything. And then about quarter
00:05:37.720 to eight. Miraculously, it went. So here we are on Facebook as well. I totally didn't plan on
00:05:45.460 being on Facebook tonight, but here we are. So excellent. Do we have anybody who is watching
00:05:53.080 from the Stonewall, Manitoba area? And if you are, that's awesome. Thank you. The other thing
00:06:00.100 I have to ask is, are you okay to drive a vehicle right now? I know that many people took
00:06:07.640 today off tomorrow's the holiday tomorrow's the stat holiday so it's a four-day weekend for a lot
00:06:12.440 of people and because of that you know booze is going to be flowing right i get it but i need
00:06:19.920 somebody in the stonewall area who has not been drinking who can drive a car to do me a favor so
00:06:25.820 please message me or email me shadow davis at gmail.com or message me on facebook or put it
00:06:32.440 up in the comments and i'm going to ask you to take a spin down highway 67 for me east
00:06:41.000 just to see if something is there i don't want to go into great detail about it yet but uh there's
00:06:48.500 that these two big announcements are coming up in just a second the shadow at night live stream as
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00:08:22.680 from stonewall and i'm noticing you guys are very quiet tonight in the comments
00:08:27.200 that's that's interesting michael is watching tonight on probably all of the platforms hello
00:08:33.440 michael how are you cheryl is watching tonight janet azizi is watching from london ontario
00:08:39.320 carla in calgary hello debbie watching in arberg on youtube hello wayne and patty watching in
00:08:45.920 norwich ontario larry is watching in facebook uh on facebook uh from the 51st state somewhere in
00:08:53.400 the 51st state kathy is watching tonight from ontario hello claude k7 and deb from calgary
00:08:59.780 cheryl debbie brenda all right i don't see anybody from stonewall yet but uh if there is somebody
00:09:05.980 from stonewall i'm gonna need you guys to message me okay here's announcement number one announcement
00:09:13.160 number one i saw this posted earlier by somebody and i went hmm that seems interesting and so i
00:09:20.940 went right to the source because that's what we do right and i got a hold of betty carbert betty
00:09:26.400 is of course chris carbert's mom chris is being held in drumheller alberta chris of course one
00:09:33.520 of the coots four you guys know chris by now he's being released chris carbert is being released
00:09:41.600 he has an appeal into the courts so this is a bail situation it's not a parole situation it's
00:09:50.340 a bail situation and i spoke to betty and i said betty am i seeing things or has chris been granted
00:10:02.220 parole she said hello he's been granted bail but the crown and chris's lawyer have to iron out the
00:10:08.700 condition still he probably won't actually get out before friday he's getting out this week sometime
00:10:17.600 so this is awesome and she says to me here thank you for reaching out
00:10:23.140 chris can't wait to talk to as many podcasters as he can
00:10:26.260 as long as he's not breaching conditions oh eddie
00:10:30.880 hi eddie how are you eddie are you going to go up 67 for me if you are
00:10:38.240 i need you to look for a car a white car that's missing a wheel
00:10:43.720 a white car that's missing a wheel and it'll be pointed towards stonewall pointed west
00:10:53.480 i know it seems kind of an odd thing but there it is here is the other piece of news that i have
00:11:04.060 for you guys here now you probably can't see that i can't see it too well either but
00:11:08.280 universal ostrich farm was notified today that they'll be going to the appeal court of canada
00:11:14.720 let me get that off the appeal the appeal court of canada in ottawa july 15th for a one-day
00:11:23.100 hearing so katie and karen are going to be heading to ottawa july the 15th
00:11:29.960 for their one day hearing this is the appeal court of canada i posted this on my facebook page so you
00:11:37.280 guys if you're in the ottawa area and you want to go and show support meet katie and karen uh karen
00:11:44.060 is katie's mom and the co-owner of universal ostrich farm um you can go and look on my
00:11:50.420 facebook page for all of the information it's in that little thing i tried to show you guys there
00:11:54.560 but uh you know didn't show up too well all right so let's get to uh business here to be honest i
00:12:01.920 wasn't planning on doing a show tonight because it's been a crazy weekend it's like you know not
00:12:07.740 from a wild drunken standpoint just it's a couple of things have happened that i'm kind of going
00:12:11.760 i could have died but anyway uh here i am so let's this is going to be a very informal
00:12:19.000 a t-shirt tonight right try to wear a red Canada Day tomorrow let's support the country while it's
00:12:24.040 still a country technically speaking uh so Mark Carney prime minister capitulates here's what
00:12:30.060 happened you guys I'm going to go right back to the beginning on Friday Donald Trump posted this
00:12:36.000 on his truth social I did a video on this a minor video on uh Saturday it was so here's what Donald
00:12:43.220 Trump said on Friday we've just been informed that Canada a very difficult country to trade with
00:12:48.480 including the fact that they've charged our farmers as much as 400% tariffs for years on
00:12:54.220 dairy products, has just announced that they're putting a digital services tax on our American
00:12:58.880 technologies companies, which is a direct blatant attack on our country. They're obviously copying
00:13:04.360 the European Union. And yes, they absolutely are because Carney made a deal with them last week.
00:13:09.760 And what do you think that deal includes? You have to include this tax. You have to include
00:13:13.860 this policy, this policy, this policy. We need to be in alignment, Ursula von der Leyen probably
00:13:20.180 said to Carney. And he said, yeah, sure. That sounds great. Europe, absolutely. Can we become
00:13:25.260 part of the EU? Technically, no. But who knows? Maybe we can bend the rules for Canada. Anyway,
00:13:32.860 Trump says they're obviously copying the European Union, which has done the same thing,
00:13:37.240 this digital services tax, and is currently under discussion with us also. Based on this
00:13:43.600 egregious tax, we're hereby terminating all discussions on trade with Canada, effective
00:13:48.900 immediately. We will let Canada know the tariff they'll be paying to do business with the United
00:13:53.820 States of America within the next seven-day period. Thank you for your attention on this
00:13:58.880 matter. So Donald Trump was on with Maria Batromo, I think her name, Batromo, on Fox News yesterday
00:14:07.180 morning. But here's Mark Carney earlier today talking about rescinding that digital services
00:14:13.260 tax. As you can see, it's right here from the government of Canada. Canada rescinds digital
00:14:18.840 services tax to advance broader trade negotiations with the United States. Here's Mark Carney.
00:14:23.880 A good conversation with President Trump. And we agreed to recommence our negotiations
00:14:31.180 with a view to the 21st of July deadline that we had agreed in.
00:14:37.160 Kananaskis, Minister Champagne and Leblanc had conversations with their counterparts as well.
00:14:43.460 We've restarted the discussions this morning.
00:14:46.280 Did you find anything in exchange?
00:14:48.460 We have, to be clear, it's part of a bigger negotiation.
00:14:53.120 It's something that we expected in the broader sense that would be part of a final deal.
00:14:59.740 We're making progress towards the final deal.
00:15:01.660 There's more to be done, to be clear.
00:15:03.380 And as I just said, which answers the translation question, as I just said,
00:15:07.620 it's a question of timing in terms of the date for the final negotiations
00:15:11.420 and when the tax was coming into effect.
00:15:14.480 And, you know, it doesn't make sense to collect tax from people and then remit them back.
00:15:19.400 So it provides some certainty.
00:15:21.620 And as I just said, negotiations have restarted.
00:15:25.960 We're going to focus on getting the best deal for Canadians.
00:15:29.740 uh we're making progress there's more to do and uh we'll keep you up
00:15:33.300 the white house says you caved is that how it went down
00:15:36.920 the white house says you caved is that the way it went down sir
00:15:44.360 okay okay so i'm just trying to roll out the sequence of events for you guys here so we can
00:15:53.600 all understand it right so friday trump announces that trade negotiations have absolutely stopped
00:15:58.600 and then within seven days, Canada's going to find out how much of a tariff we're going to have to
00:16:03.520 pay to do business with the United States. This is not good news because it could be, I mean,
00:16:07.400 what was he saying? 400 percent? Well, let's listen to Donald Trump. He's on with Maria
00:16:12.880 Batromo, Batromolomo on Fox News yesterday morning. And remember that Carney announcement,
00:16:20.300 that clip that we just saw, didn't happen until this morning. And Canada's capitulation in terms
00:16:25.940 of removing this digital sales tax didn't happen until yesterday afternoon so again here is trump
00:16:33.520 yesterday morning on fox news you said you're stopping all trade discussions with canada
00:16:38.580 uh until such time as they drop certain taxes yeah people don't realize canada is very nasty
00:16:45.120 to deal with they've charged our farmers up to 400 percent almost 400 percent on certain products
00:16:52.340 and certain, you know, things where farmers want to send in,
00:16:55.900 they have to pay 200, 300, 400 percent.
00:16:59.720 People don't know that.
00:17:01.460 Canada is a very tough country to deal with, I will say that.
00:17:04.220 But you said I love Canada.
00:17:05.580 You have the USMCA in play.
00:17:06.940 I know, but you'll have to deal with it.
00:17:08.260 But USMCA is no good if they cheat.
00:17:11.240 What does that mean?
00:17:12.360 Well, there's been things going on that we don't like
00:17:14.980 and things going on where they took advantage.
00:17:17.240 And hopefully we'll be fine with Canada.
00:17:19.960 I love Canada.
00:17:21.500 Frankly, Canada should be the 51st state.
00:17:24.100 It really should because Canada relies entirely on the United States.
00:17:29.160 We don't rely on Canada.
00:17:33.340 So he brought back the old chestnut of 51st state.
00:17:37.380 Now, we know that Canada cannot just become the 51st state.
00:17:43.940 If anything happens like that, it's going to be Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec, whichever.
00:17:50.720 It's going to be province by province, maybe even municipality by municipality.
00:17:54.420 But it will not be Canada as a whole.
00:17:57.140 That's never going to happen.
00:17:58.540 That's what Mark Carney based his entire campaign on.
00:18:02.700 And he sucked in the elbows up crowd. 0.90
00:18:06.660 Elbows up. 0.93
00:18:07.500 Remember that embarrassing video outside of a Carney rally?
00:18:10.320 I think it was in Ottawa.
00:18:12.880 And I think it was right blend.
00:18:14.760 Maybe Chris Dacey who took that video where there was all these people standing there
00:18:19.140 doing that bird dance.
00:18:20.460 it looked like elbows up elbow i wish i thought to get that video but i really probably subconsciously
00:18:28.680 stopped myself from doing it because i don't think i could stomach it and i thought maybe
00:18:33.460 you'd probably feel the same way but what do they think now that mark carney keeps knuckling under
00:18:42.240 to donald trump anytime trump says no i'm sorry but that's off the table now unless you carney
00:18:49.160 does the unless you thing, whatever that happens to be. The latest one is the digital services tax,
00:18:55.720 which by the way, was going to be retroactive to 2022. So he would have charged all of the
00:19:00.520 big tech companies, all of the companies that do business digitally, right? Any company that
00:19:06.500 does business digitally, Walmart, Amazon, Facebook, Google, any company. Now you might be sitting
00:19:15.740 they're saying, well, it's good. They should pay their fair share of taxes. And I agree. Of course
00:19:19.600 they should. But an extra tax? Because we're the ones who'd be paying it, ultimately. We're the
00:19:30.060 ones. It always trickles down to the consumer. And we are the consumer. So guess what? Rates
00:19:38.220 would go up for whatever you happen to subscribe to on TV, Netflix, all of that stuff. You'd have
00:19:44.120 to pay a little bit more for Amazon deliveries. You'd have to pay a little bit more for
00:19:47.740 those companies that door dash all of those other ones. Yeah, it's true. So Carney is
00:19:56.700 capitulated on this now. And don't think for one second, the United States isn't going to gloat
00:20:01.120 about it. Here's Caroline Leavitt. Mr. Carney in Canada caved to President Trump in the United
00:20:06.560 States of America. And President Trump knows how to negotiate. And he knows that he is governing
00:20:13.140 the best country and the best economy in this world, on this planet. And every country on the
00:20:19.000 planet needs to have good trade relationships with the United States. And it was a mistake
00:20:23.080 for Canada to vow to implement that tax that would have hurt our tech companies here in the United
00:20:28.300 States. The president made his position quite clear to the prime minister, and the prime minister
00:20:32.880 called the president last night to let the president know that he would be dropping that
00:20:36.820 tax, which is a big victory for our tech companies and our American workers here at home.
00:20:43.140 yeah all right that's fine i mean not too much of a gloat just enough just enough enough to let us
00:20:51.640 know that we are absolutely subservient to the united states that's fine i mean that's the way
00:20:57.920 it's always been you can't i know there's a lot of people who struggle with this and they say
00:21:02.740 it's all part of the greater plan and that might be too i mean this this might be part of the
00:21:07.840 greater plan to bring all of the north american countries together so it's easier to implement
00:21:12.600 this that and the other in terms of the new world order right i get it but uh for now
00:21:19.460 for now we're still our own country such as it is and there's people who you know who think well i
00:21:28.840 wish carney had more of a spine it's kind of a tough situation because politically you want the
00:21:35.120 guy to fail you want him to tank you want him to do the worst job possible but at the same time
00:21:42.180 he's still the prime minister of canada we are canadians and we want our country to thrive
00:21:47.700 right so it kind of puts you between a rock and a hard place on the one hand on the other hand
00:21:54.140 it's kind of a tough thing by the way are you going to be celebrating canada day tomorrow
00:21:58.360 you got to go out watch fireworks wave a flag paint your face any of that stuff there's a big
00:22:04.420 alberta day event tomorrow at the whistle stop cafe in mirror alberta yeah chris scott's putting
00:22:10.460 it on tomorrow. And guess who's going to be there? Christine Anderson. We're going to hear from her
00:22:14.880 later on in the show. Donald Trump. What kind of a guy is Donald Trump?
00:22:20.560 What kind of a guy do you think Donald Trump is?
00:22:23.960 I've got my own opinion about the guy, but what do you think? And I'm talking about personally
00:22:30.020 now. I'm not talking about whether or not he's a puppet of the Jesuits or all of that stuff.
00:22:37.020 just as a personal what do you guys think you think he's a decent fella
00:22:43.060 yeah monica you know what that that could be monica's saying that carney is the prime minister
00:22:53.560 by fake ballots and that could be we we're never going to get to the bottom of it in canada it's
00:22:58.580 never going to happen in canada i wish i could say arrogant you say audrey sophie says i like 1.00
00:23:06.360 donnie but he could annoy me yeah he's a bit of an asshole but he's a successful asshole 0.99
00:23:19.840 michelle says i believe he's honest he puts his country first judy says 1.00
00:23:25.860 tracy says we like him great hard ass don't see any of that in canada
00:23:31.300 decent leader that puts his citizens first all right john rich is a great big country star and 0.93
00:23:38.600 he's got an interesting story about donald trump watch this there and everybody's eating their
00:23:43.360 food and and and president trump is not president at this at this time and he's talking to the
00:23:49.120 senators and talking about really important stuff and i'm just minding my own business going i don't
00:23:52.580 know why how i got in this room well okay i'm sitting elbow to elbow with him it's about an
00:23:57.400 hour into dinner i hadn't said a word just been listening and trump gets to eat and then you've
00:24:03.880 seen him do this move right here wherever in the big boardroom okay that's what he does he goes
00:24:11.640 can i ask you a question john rich he never calls me john john rich
00:24:15.720 i look at him i go yes sir what's the question he goes well you do a lot of big shows like you're
00:24:23.640 an entertainer yes sir you play for really big crowds i go i do i play for really big crowds for
00:24:28.360 a long time he goes have you seen these rallies i'm doing like it's 30 40 000 people i said yeah
00:24:33.400 it's unbelievable he goes so let me he goes so here's the question why are people booing me
00:24:38.940 at my rallies when i bring up the vaccine this is the question from the president of the united
00:24:46.540 states a guy who is very proud at that moment of the fact that he was able to stomp the gas pedal
00:24:54.260 and get that thing out because he's under the impression this is going to fix the problem
00:24:59.480 operation warp speed that's it yeah okay so here's a guy who to his own admission
00:25:05.560 one of the biggest egos on the earth yeah and he's very proud of this and i respect him
00:25:10.960 to there is no limit right but i'm being asked a very direct question and so man i went looked at
00:25:19.920 him and i said okay i'm gonna tell you the answer and you're not gonna like it he goes okay what's
00:25:27.100 the answer you're gonna look at me like this i said let me start off by saying this we the american
00:25:34.260 people do not trust the people that you were forced to trust at the time when this was happening
00:25:41.260 Let's start there.
00:25:42.300 And I said, by the people we don't trust, here's who I mean.
00:25:46.060 The FDA, the CDC, the NIH, the WHO, Fauci, and all the rest of them. 0.99
00:25:50.860 I said, Mr. President, we consider them to be a bunch of murderous, depopulationist psychopaths. 0.97
00:25:58.840 And his reaction to what? 0.98
00:26:00.880 That's a good way to start.
00:26:01.720 His eyes are, he goes, unbelievable.
00:26:07.500 Unbelievable.
00:26:08.580 He's stunned.
00:26:09.440 no he is stunned that i said that i said now let me tell you why they're booing you
00:26:15.560 i said because all of them including me i said i would boo you i would boo you really i would
00:26:24.960 boo you really if you brought that up and here's why and he's looking at me and i'm thinking to
00:26:29.640 myself this is the last time this guy's gonna invite me to anything yeah he's never gonna
00:26:33.540 call me again i'm throwing massive shade on a former president's yeah what in his mind one of
00:26:40.280 his biggest accomplishments and and it dawned on me nobody had told the man what i was telling him
00:26:45.900 right now because they all work for him they all got something to gain from him they're not going
00:26:50.100 to tell him this because they're not serving him well i don't work for him and i think a lot of him
00:26:56.700 and i want him to understand the truth about it so i said here's the problem here's why they're
00:27:01.080 booing you, Mr. President, because every human being out in that rally, either themselves or
00:27:05.820 they know someone directly who has been harmed by the vaccine or has even died from it, including
00:27:12.620 me. I said, I got members of my own family who were forced to take it against their will to keep
00:27:19.100 their jobs. And now they've got all kinds of problems, big problems, heart problems, lung
00:27:24.780 problems and he's he's looking at me and he looks around the table and he goes this is unbelievable
00:27:31.740 i mean he goes is is this does anyone has anyone else heard this herschel walker mr he was running
00:27:39.620 for senate at the time he goes mr president i mean down in georgia my constituents come up at
00:27:44.360 my rallies and what what john just said man i hear every single day looks over at marcia marcia's
00:27:50.500 sitting there going you know looks around the table and then lindsey graham who's sitting across
00:27:56.760 so you're here or i'm here i'm sorry but you're lindsey graham as i'm going into the part where i
00:28:13.000 He said, even in my own family, I have Lindsey Graham busts in with it, swishing his Chardonnay around and said, Mr. President, if you listen to conspiracy theorists like John Rich, the Democrats are going to take credit for what you did and they're going to beat you in the next election with it.
00:28:34.620 Oh, and I so I'm looking at Trump and he's sitting over there and he does that.
00:28:39.380 And I looked at him and I said, do not interrupt me when I'm speaking.
00:28:44.280 Do you understand me?
00:28:45.660 What?
00:28:47.500 And he looked at me and he goes, well, I didn't mean to disrespect you.
00:28:52.620 I go, yeah, but you did.
00:28:55.140 Oh.
00:28:55.500 So.
00:28:57.320 Right now you look like Wyatt Earp.
00:28:59.560 It's very intimidating.
00:29:01.080 Trump is right here.
00:29:02.300 You're Lindsey Graham, okay?
00:29:03.720 I'm holding him.
00:29:04.920 You're Lindsey Graham.
00:29:05.840 I look back up as the president.
00:29:10.260 I look at him one more time.
00:29:11.620 I go, now, let me finish what I was saying.
00:29:15.160 Oh, man.
00:29:16.160 And then I finished it.
00:29:18.080 Okay.
00:29:20.020 Trump ended that by saying, so I guess no more vaccine talk.
00:29:25.460 I said, I think that's a good idea.
00:29:27.560 I said, I think you're going to learn a lot about it.
00:29:30.640 But, yes, I think that's a good idea because that's the only thing that would make us ever boo you, Mr. President.
00:29:35.520 Yeah, because you're right.
00:29:36.140 I mean, that's one of the things I think a lot of people didn't agree with him on.
00:29:41.400 And it was the vaccine and him being proud of it.
00:29:43.540 And Jason actually has a story that's similar.
00:29:45.860 Well, the thing about Trump and the vaccine, Trump never mandated the vaccine.
00:29:50.460 No, exactly.
00:29:50.880 Trump said, you're all the doctors.
00:29:52.980 Go figure out how to make this stop. 0.99
00:29:54.540 And he trusted these people that we now all know are a bunch of depopulationist animals. 0.94
00:29:59.960 We all know that now.
00:30:00.840 but he never mandated it because mandating an experimental medical procedure violates the
00:30:05.820 Nuremberg Code. It's a crime against humanity, which I hope we see that play out because people 0.96
00:30:11.340 need to be held accountable for that in a major way. I think it's, I think it will. Yeah. So
00:30:17.080 that was the story there. So, you know, again, he has called me since then. He does text me back
00:30:24.620 from the Superbowl. He has invited me to more. So I did not lose my friendship with him.
00:30:28.540 I think, if anything, based on a couple of things he's asked me over the last year or so,
00:30:34.800 he probably appreciates the fact that I'll give him, say something to him that he don't really want to hear that.
00:30:43.620 That's an interesting story, don't you think?
00:30:47.460 It's always nice to know that somebody in a position high up there,
00:30:50.580 I'm not talking about Donald Trump, but talking about a guy like John Rich.
00:30:53.340 I mean, John Rich, big star, right?
00:30:54.520 He plays in front of crowds of 15,000, 20,000 people, a lot of big hits,
00:30:58.060 a lot of money and he's he's one of us i had a conversation conversation you know what i should
00:31:08.840 write a book conversations with normies i had another conversation with a normie this past
00:31:17.060 weekend and oh man i mean i don't even know where to begin as i was talking to her i said you do
00:31:25.720 understand that the liberal government has got an EV mandate in place, right? She goes,
00:31:29.840 what's EV? Well, it's electric vehicles. And by 2035, you won't be able to buy a gas-powered
00:31:39.940 vehicle in this country. Oh, shut up. And this is, as you guys know, this is like scratching 0.99
00:31:49.320 the surface it's not even scratching the surface of the big deal that's just what carny's doing
00:31:55.960 it's part of it yeah but it's it's like this minor thing
00:31:59.900 she said get out of here there's no way they can't do that well they're doing it
00:32:06.760 go look it up i don't have to i just i said do you think that i'm now i've known this person
00:32:13.140 for 40 years. Do you think I'm lying to you that I've suddenly gone crazy? No.
00:32:21.640 Well, then go look it up. And then we started talking about what's going on in public schools
00:32:26.040 with this LGBT agenda. And we started talking about climate change and we started talking 0.91
00:32:31.400 about all that stuff. And you would not believe the resistance, the pushback that she threw up
00:32:36.340 in my face i'm like and it was all very basic it was the abcs of all of the stuff we talk about
00:32:43.480 page one of chapter one of a 20 chapter book where you and i were on page 698 chapter 20
00:32:53.840 she hasn't even started reading the book yet she doesn't even know the book exists
00:32:57.920 and i thought oh my god if this is the average normie then we are in big big big trouble huge
00:33:10.340 we got we got to do better at waking these people up so here's what i'm going to ask you guys
00:33:18.320 and i've got to maybe change my presentation a little bit too to not
00:33:25.480 be so critical of those folks so that we can bring them into our group
00:33:33.900 because any little excuse they can find to not listen to me or any other independent broadcaster
00:33:42.540 about the truth of things they will take that they'll go running right back to their left-wing
00:33:48.780 corporate media masters and all their friends who will make them feel better oh he's so mean
00:33:54.260 so I've got to find a way to soften my approach and I think we all do and once once we can find
00:34:01.000 a way to do that maybe we could draw more people in just by showing them the news like the left-wing
00:34:07.780 corporate media stuff even like that's how bad it is this person is completely like I'm wondering
00:34:15.640 how can you live your life not knowing what's going on outside of your own little bubble
00:34:23.680 i find that amazing anyway let's get back to uh trump and and are these negotiations really going
00:34:33.560 on because mark carney said in his clip well we uh we had a phone call last night and we're gonna
00:34:38.740 get back to negotiations and hopefully have some kind of deal in place by what did he say the end
00:34:44.780 of this week i think that's a little a little bit quick mark considering that all negotiations were
00:34:50.340 off the table three days ago. Maybe it's the middle of July. But from Axios, the story is U.S.
00:34:56.940 will send tariff letters in the coming days. Deals not needed, Trump says. Now, I think we'd
00:35:03.200 be foolish to think that Canada is not on that list. A looming deadline to make trade deals
00:35:11.460 doesn't necessarily matter, President Trump said yesterday, because the U.S. will simply send
00:35:15.900 letters to hundreds of countries assigning tariff rates so he'll just arbitrarily decide uh angola
00:35:22.220 gets 10 russia gets 10 canada gets 50 if we've pissed them off in any way i think the rate's
00:35:29.280 going to be higher or it's probably going to be more like well he looks at the numbers he sees
00:35:33.180 what we're charging the u.s in tariffs and so he's just going to go ahead and charge us or any other
00:35:39.220 country, the same thing that we charge them. Fair is fair, after all. Why it matters. The pause on
00:35:47.140 Trump's sweeping global tariffs expires at about 10 days with one deal and one temporary truce in
00:35:52.380 hand, the rest of the world in varying states of limbo. What they're saying, we made deals, but I'd
00:35:58.060 rather just send them a letter. This is Trump now. A very fair letter saying, congratulations,
00:36:02.960 we're going to allow you to trade in the United States of America. You're going to pay a 25%
00:36:06.940 tariff or 20 percent or 40 or 50. I would rather do that. Trump said on Fox News Sunday morning
00:36:12.660 futures asked about extending the pause. Trump said, I don't think I'll need to. I could. There's
00:36:18.300 no big deal. What I wanted to do is what I will do just sometime prior to the ninth is we'll send
00:36:25.840 a letter to all of these countries. How it works. I'm going to send letters. That's the end of the
00:36:30.460 trade deal. Trump said giving U.S. ally Japan is an example. Dear Mr. Japan, here's the story.
00:36:36.020 You're going to pay a 25% tariff on your cars, he said.
00:36:38.800 Trump said letters would go out pretty soon and that we don't have to meet.
00:36:42.060 We understand. We have all the numbers.
00:36:44.400 Trump made similar promises of unilateral tariff letters on May 16th, June 11th,
00:36:48.640 saying both times that they'd be sent in two to three weeks.
00:36:51.320 That didn't happen.
00:36:52.900 When Trump paused the stiffest of the reciprocal tariffs in early April,
00:36:56.880 officials promised they'd make 90 deals in 90 days before the pause expired.
00:37:01.140 Both Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett have promised a flurry of deals as soon as this coming week.
00:37:09.620 Similar past promises, though, didn't result in agreements.
00:37:12.420 And on Friday, Treasury Secretary Scott Besant said trade deals could be wrapped up by Labor Day, a softening of the negotiation window.
00:37:20.220 Financial markets have largely moved past the trade drama.
00:37:24.140 U.S. stocks hit a new record on Friday.
00:37:28.500 Yes, but Trump's promise to unilaterally assign tariff rates in the coming days
00:37:33.460 could revive some of the uncertainty that caused markets to sink earlier this year.
00:37:40.540 Carney and the EU will be amongst the victims,
00:37:45.160 unless, of course, they can find a way to get exemptions.
00:37:47.860 I think the UK has already got kind of a deal that works heavily in the United States' favor,
00:37:53.360 but the EU is still way far away from any kind of deal
00:37:56.500 because of their digital service tax.
00:37:59.680 It's the same situation that Carney capitulated to, 0.97
00:38:03.520 and will Ursula van der Leyen capitulate as well?
00:38:07.020 We'll find out more about her in just a second.
00:38:09.380 This is a great editorial piece from Western Standard
00:38:11.940 I found earlier today, written by Dr. A.W. Barber.
00:38:16.600 It says, Europe's man in Ottawa is no friend to the West.
00:38:20.900 Prime Minister Mark Carney says, Canada is European.
00:38:23.700 Western Canadians might take him at his word and check out. He says, I've got whiplash from the
00:38:31.460 speed of this government's shifting allegiances. Canada's 45th parliament opened May 26th. The
00:38:37.300 next day, King Charles delivered the speech from the throne. Prime Minister Mark Carney had invited
00:38:42.200 him, hoping the symbolism would rekindle a sense of unity, a patriotic gesture. Carney hoped it
00:38:47.920 might blunt the growing separatist sentiment in Western Canada. It didn't work, but it made for
00:38:53.300 a good photo op. Then within days, Carney undercut the whole thing. Speaking in Europe,
00:38:58.160 he called Canada the most European of non-European countries. It was a slap in the face to the king
00:39:03.940 and a telling slip from a prime minister who could clearly rather be Brussels adjacent than
00:39:09.060 crown loyal. He may not even understand that the UK has traditionally kept its distance from Europe
00:39:14.500 and is no longer part of the EU. The remark was not historical analysis, it was a wish.
00:39:20.680 That wish became clearer when Canada signed on to the EU's Rearm Europe initiative.
00:39:25.400 Last week it happened, last week.
00:39:27.620 This isn't about military procurement, it's a membership fee.
00:39:31.580 It signals the beginning of an EU plus arrangement for Canada,
00:39:35.160 a one-way slide into the orbit of a failing European super-state.
00:39:40.700 But what does it even mean to be European?
00:39:42.880 Do the Spanish and Poles share a national identity?
00:39:46.980 Are the Swedes and Greeks interchangeable?
00:39:49.880 Europe is a geographic term. Calling it a cultural one is lazy. Enlightenment values are shared by
00:39:56.300 the U.S., Israel, and Japan, none of which are European. If European means political system,
00:40:01.560 Canada, like Australia and India, inherited its institutions from Westminster, U.K. In fact,
00:40:09.520 Carney's own rise to power was anything but European. After Justin Trudeau resigned, Carney
00:40:14.760 took office without an election and quickly scrapped the carbon tax by decree, executive
00:40:20.100 action that looked more like Washington than Brussels. Carney is hard to pin down. British
00:40:25.100 born, Europe minded, a former governor of the Bank of England, a citizen of the world, maybe,
00:40:30.640 but hardly a man of Canada. Doctor says, when I was a boy in Ontario in the 1950s, public schools
00:40:37.420 taught our British heritage proudly. Historian David Starkey once called Canada the eldest
00:40:41.980 daughter of the empire. But under Trudeau, Canada lost that sense of self. Trudeau even said we had
00:40:48.840 no core identity. Apparently that means we can now be anything. One day loyal to the crown, the next
00:40:54.780 a Brussels satellite. Just like our prime minister. Sometimes British, sometimes European, sometimes
00:40:59.940 American, but never really Canadian. If Carney was trying to stem western alienation, he's only
00:41:06.920 poured fuel on the fire. The West wants out, not because it hates Canada, but because it's being
00:41:13.700 pushed out. Ottawa's heavy hand is already intolerable. Imagine how much worse it would
00:41:20.260 be if those bureaucrats were taking orders from unelected technocrats in Brussels.
00:41:25.200 What would that look like? Think Germany. Farmer revolts, economic stagnation, smothering 0.67
00:41:31.200 environmental rules imposed from above that's the europe carney seems eager to emulate and that's
00:41:37.560 the canada he's pushing on the west in truth the west isn't leaving canada canada has already left
00:41:45.300 the west that's a great piece and it was once again written by excuse me let me see here dr
00:41:52.780 aw barber a former director of asian studies at the university of calgary he's internationally
00:41:57.920 active and has wide-ranging interests now christine anderson is going to be in mere alberta
00:42:05.160 tomorrow for the great big alberta day celebration that's going to be happening at the whistle stop
00:42:10.960 cafe christine anderson is going to be there here she is with neil oliver just last week it's the
00:42:16.780 atmosphere you're in the chamber you're you're moving around in the european parliament what is
00:42:21.960 the what is the talk and what is the mood of your colleagues those with whom you agree and those
00:42:27.260 with whom you don't they're frightened at this point um because a lot of them do realize what
00:42:34.200 they're doing is not right um they're not serving in the best interest of the people and it is no
00:42:40.800 longer government of the people of the people by the people for the people at this point it's
00:42:47.220 government of the globalitarian misanthropists for the globalitarian misanthropists and by
00:42:53.740 the globalitarian misanthropists that's what we're looking at and they're beginning to realize
00:42:59.020 that the people will no longer let them get away with it and they can no longer fool them into
00:43:06.240 thinking oh we have to save the planet now it's climate change and it's all of this um people
00:43:12.600 no longer believe in that and i think they're catching on to the fact that is it's a gigantic
00:43:18.720 line i hope she's right i mean because many of us you know like i was saying earlier many of us
00:43:28.720 sit here in our bubbles and and i always talk about meeting people like you right now watching
00:43:34.740 this show meeting people like you and just sitting down and having a coffee with you or a beer or
00:43:38.540 something and talking about the world and what's happened to the world and all of that and we
00:43:42.580 generally tend to be coming from the same place right we've all blue pilled nope red pilled we
00:43:48.140 all know exactly what's really going on we don't know exactly you know how deep it goes and we
00:43:54.300 don't know the origins of all this we might think we do we've got theories but we don't we just do
00:43:58.880 know what's going on right now whereas the average person the average normie the one i told you the
00:44:03.720 story about earlier they haven't got a freaking clue
00:44:08.600 so i wonder if christine anderson talks to normies ever to be able to say something like that like
00:44:19.300 people just don't believe in it anymore she's talking about climate change there i wonder
00:44:22.680 how they feel about the lgbtq this is ursula vanderlein she's the president of the eu i played
00:44:31.440 this for you guys on thursday as budapest hungary was gearing up for this great big pride parade
00:44:36.780 that the prime minister of Hungary, Viktor Orban, says,
00:44:40.120 no, you're not having, and the police said they would ban it.
00:44:42.520 But the mayor of Budapest said, no, it's going ahead.
00:44:44.920 It did go ahead.
00:44:45.820 They were bragging about it all weekend on X. 0.99
00:44:48.820 But here's Ursula van der Leyen last week.
00:44:51.320 I want to express my full support and solidarity to the Budapest Pride
00:44:55.700 and to the LGBTIQ plus community.
00:44:58.560 In Europe, marching for your rights is a fundamental freedom.
00:45:03.080 You have the right to love who you want to love
00:45:05.940 and be exactly who you are.
00:45:08.040 Our union is one of equality and non-discrimination.
00:45:11.720 These are core values enshrined in our treaties.
00:45:14.980 They must be respected at all times in all member states.
00:45:18.680 I call on the Hungarian authorities to allow the Budapest Pride
00:45:22.940 to go ahead without fear of any criminal or administrative sanctions
00:45:27.860 against the organizers or participants.
00:45:30.660 To the LGBTIQ plus community in Hungary and beyond,
00:45:33.900 I will always be your ally.
00:45:36.480 You have every reason to be proud.
00:45:39.340 Europe is stronger and richer because of you.
00:45:42.320 I am on your side today and every day.
00:45:47.300 Yeah, okay.
00:45:48.420 So I had this normie conversation.
00:45:51.140 Part of it was LGBTQ.
00:45:53.040 Because of something that I posted on the Facebook page a couple days ago. 1.00
00:45:57.680 And it was like, anybody absolutely tired of this crap, share it. 1.00
00:46:02.100 And it was that stupid flag. 1.00
00:46:03.900 that keeps changing all the time that now includes maps you know what maps are right 1.00
00:46:09.300 maps minor attracted persons that the flag now includes them pedophiles
00:46:15.540 and this person said to me well you know a friend of mine was was completely and and totally offended
00:46:24.480 by what you put up and so she messaged me and i couldn't believe it myself i said so your friend
00:46:29.820 messaged you that she was offended by something i put on facebook and that maybe you'd talk to me
00:46:34.940 about it well i just thought that i'd bring it up do you even know well i go to those pride parades
00:46:46.600 all the time this person told me i said do you what are you supporting
00:46:51.640 well gay people i said why do they need to have a parade every year they've already got every 0.81
00:46:58.280 right that they've ever asked for do you support porn pornography in schools 1.00
00:47:04.600 do you support naked men dangling their junk in the faces of children is that what you you dig that 1.00
00:47:14.340 what are you even talking about didn't know 0.99
00:47:21.440 didn't know so uh getting back to brusola von der leyen apparently she's bracing for a
00:47:31.700 non-confidence vote from the eu commission now this is probably not going to pass just so you
00:47:37.840 guys are aware but romanian mep member of the european parliament george peperia i probably
00:47:45.940 butchered that name has sparked a political firestorm in brussels securing the 72 signatures
00:47:50.620 required to trigger a non-confidence vote against the left liberal European Commission President
00:47:56.040 Ursula von der Leyen. Threshold representing one-tenth, 720 seats in the European Parliament,
00:48:02.140 that's outrageous, came primarily from the national conservative groups, the European
00:48:06.780 Conservatives and Reformists, the Patriots and the Europe of Sovereign Nations. While the ESN
00:48:11.800 backed the motion unanimously, the ECR's largest delegation, Georgia Maloney's Fratelli d'Italia,
00:48:17.720 conspicuously abstained oh interesting shockingly even members of von der leyen's own european
00:48:24.280 people's party signed a petition exposing fractures within her political base the no
00:48:29.420 confidence vote stems from the ongoing fallout of pfizer gate her deleted private communications
00:48:34.540 with pfizer ceo albert borla tied to a staggering 21.5 billion euros contract for 1.1 billion doses
00:48:42.920 of those vaccines have fueled accusations of opacity and cronyism speaking about cronyism
00:48:52.520 how about bonnie henry how about theresa tam how about all their big pharma buddies
00:48:56.400 how about all of those chief medical officers in every single province across
00:49:02.120 this country how about them all how about anybody who went along with that bs that we had to put up
00:49:09.920 with for two or three years during the covid response and now we're finding out it was 0.92
00:49:15.260 absolutely ridiculous ridiculous more and more news is coming out every single day about the
00:49:20.960 harms that they've caused with the shots and with the lockdowns the mental damage the turbo cancers 0.93
00:49:29.600 all of that stuff right but not in canada the order of canada the appointees list came out today
00:49:39.640 you want to see who's on it let me show you okay a lot of names you don't know here so
00:49:46.780 oh look there's bonnie henry bonnie henry has been using her expertise in public health and
00:49:58.820 preventative medicine to safeguard the health of people in canada and globally for decades
00:50:02.820 notably a provincial health officer she led bc's response to the yeah we know about that
00:50:07.320 so she's up for it and there's another one here oh teresa tam for decades teresa tam is driven okay
00:50:15.980 so you get the point they're going to be named officers of the order of canada here's bonnie
00:50:22.360 henry and teresa tam irritating and people are more likely to touch their face when they have
00:50:28.940 a mask on and that can be a way of inoculating yourself if i'm not sick it's not effective it's
00:50:35.020 not something that when I'm out in public, it's going to protect me in any way. We don't want
00:50:39.620 people wearing it all day long, for example. We cannot rely on a mask because the mask is not
00:50:46.820 what keeps us safe. And masks for long periods of time are not recommended by anybody in any
00:50:53.440 situation. We're not wearing masks now. Would we be safer right now if we had masks on? No. We see
00:50:59.140 these are the things that we have learned. I've always supported wearing masks. I've never said
00:51:04.300 don't wear them. I've always said wear them where it's appropriate. I think the public has to know
00:51:08.560 this is one of the worst case scenarios in terms of an infectious disease outbreak in that their
00:51:14.580 cooperation is sought. If there are people who are non-compliant, there are definitely laws and
00:51:20.900 public health powers that can quarantine people in mandatory settings. It's potential you could
00:51:30.420 track people, put bracelets on their arms,
00:51:34.220 have police and other setups
00:51:36.420 to ensure quarantine is undertaken.
00:51:45.660 Yeah.
00:51:46.900 It is better to be preemptive and precautionary
00:51:49.880 and take the heat of people thinking
00:51:52.560 you might be overreactionary, get ahead of the curve,
00:51:56.820 And then think about whether you've overreacted later.
00:52:00.500 But it's such a serious situation that I think decisive early action is the key.
00:52:07.120 Have they thought about what they did later?
00:52:15.360 Nope.
00:52:17.120 Not in Canada.
00:52:18.760 In the United States, oh yeah, yeah, news coming out left, right and center about all of that.
00:52:22.960 But here? Oh no, no. Nope.
00:52:24.800 you're still a heretic if you speak ill of that concoction
00:52:30.760 you're still a heretic if you say that the lockdowns were not necessary that masks don't
00:52:37.320 work the normies will look at you like you have three heads even now and the politicians are
00:52:43.340 still using that on social media it's incredible but look at this somebody put this together
00:52:53.480 And I thought it was really interesting.
00:52:55.380 Not that you haven't seen it before, but it's a nice reminder.
00:52:57.880 If anything kills over 10 million people in the next few decades,
00:53:03.260 it's most likely to be a highly infectious virus.
00:53:06.740 If we get an airborne pandemic, if we haven't built ahead of time some structures to deal with this,
00:53:14.620 millions of people could be adversely impacted.
00:53:18.460 But also there will be a surprise outbreak.
00:53:20.800 the next administration that there's no doubt in anyone's mind that they will be faced with the
00:53:26.000 challenges that their predecessors were faced with. Pandemic prevention and preparedness
00:53:30.800 is going to end up being whether the administration likes it or not a priority, a top priority.
00:53:35.920 Trump is now president. When he faces his first major epidemic as his predecessors have,
00:53:42.240 he will likely project his impulsivity, xenophobia and cavalier attitude towards
00:53:47.440 facts to over 52 million followers we may yet again have another pandemic and it is almost
00:53:53.260 inevitable that we will have another pandemic welcome to event 201 of what's looking like
00:53:58.480 it will be a severe pandemic a new coronavirus why don't we blow the system up and then say hey
00:54:04.520 everyone in the world should get this new vaccine we haven't given to anyone yet but it is not
00:54:08.880 too crazy to think that an outbreak of a novel avian virus could occur in china somewhere we
00:54:16.540 could get the rna sequence from that and print those vaccines on a patch and self-administer 0.88
00:54:22.260 yeah in canada though oh no no no it's amazing to me how these normies have managed to avoid
00:54:34.560 that stuff because we see it everywhere i guess maybe it's like buying a new car
00:54:40.160 right like you let's say you buy a new car whatever it is f-150 let's just say and up
00:54:45.400 until the moment you bought that car you never really noticed all those f-150s out there but
00:54:50.720 once you get it they're everywhere oh look there's one there's one there's one that looks just like
00:54:57.000 mine oh my god there's so many f-150s i didn't realize because now you've seen it from a different
00:55:03.280 perspective right these folks what's it going to take to make them wake up here's a piece of
00:55:10.840 good news. Mark Carney has
00:55:13.040 called a by-election for the Alberta
00:55:15.080 riding of Battle River Crowfoot, where Conservative
00:55:17.140 Leader Pierre Polyev is expected to
00:55:19.000 compete to regain his seat
00:55:21.020 in the House of Commons. The election will be
00:55:22.960 on August 18th. So, if
00:55:25.000 you live in the Battle River Crowfoot riding, 1.00
00:55:27.800 I hope that you go
00:55:29.020 out and vote for the leader of
00:55:30.980 the Conservative Party of Canada. That's going to be
00:55:32.960 one of those long, long, long ballots, like
00:55:35.000 200 names on it, because the Long
00:55:36.880 Ballot Committee is proud of
00:55:38.980 themselves for trying to disrupt canadian elections and the federal government seems
00:55:43.220 happy to do nothing about it i'm not sure if pierre polyev is going to be like in the middle
00:55:50.100 of the ballot does it go alphabetically i i don't know so you may have to take a little bit more time
00:55:56.460 when you go to your voting place and go through the list how do i get to the p's
00:56:04.120 and there might be somebody who actually registers because these people are sneaky
00:56:09.480 with a name very very much like pierre polyev maybe it'll be like peter pauliever
00:56:15.240 i'm just saying that's what these people do oh one last thing one last thing before we get to the
00:56:24.500 extension tonight on shadow davis.com for you all accessors for you night hawks and tonight it's the
00:56:30.220 real men in black you know we've talked about predictive programming in the past right and
00:56:35.680 and how they've created movies and television shows to kind of soften us up and let us know
00:56:41.480 what's coming or to discredit something that is actually real by making a farce of it on tv
00:56:48.060 and then there's the simpsons stuff i still haven't quite figured that out but man they seem
00:56:53.560 strangely accurate don't they about certain things or maybe we're just reading too much
00:56:59.900 into it like too much i don't know it's a fun question toronto had their pride parade over the
00:57:08.000 weekend olivia chow the mayor of toronto was oh my god what a great pride weekend what a wonderful
00:57:12.840 pride parade who does the great impersonation of olivia chow that big fat comedian ben something
00:57:18.680 he's funny anyway uh she was bragging about about the pride parade on the weekend and it's because
00:57:26.280 the government of toronto had to bail it out because they didn't have any money these pride
00:57:30.300 people because usa id right so where the money come from it came from the city of toronto to 0.97
00:57:37.020 the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars so here's a part of this is probably the funniest
00:57:44.860 part of the freedom sorry the uh pride parade in toronto watch this
00:57:49.460 Oh 0.92
00:58:19.460 yeah so you've got all these these trans people and and gay people waving the flags around freedom
00:58:38.620 for iran i don't know how that's become part of their intersectionality but it has somehow
00:58:46.000 i don't think the iranians care but let me let me put this up on the screen here and just get rid
00:58:51.980 of that and we'll show you that in a second but look homosexual activity in iran current status 0.94
00:59:02.020 well it's illegal with the punishment being the death penalty punishment for homosexuality is
00:59:08.200 currently death for men unless if there is sex between a mature person and a minor in which 0.87
00:59:13.960 can the mature person will be killed while the minor will receive 74 lashes okay that's
00:59:19.240 interesting maybe that's why they support maybe that's why they support gay rights in iran because
00:59:25.740 they're trying to normalize that pedophilia same-sex marriage in iran is banned censorship
00:59:33.580 of LGBT issues in Iran. 0.66
00:59:40.000 Right to change 0.83
00:59:41.720 legal gender in Iran. 0.97
00:59:51.780 What? They actually fund
00:59:53.960 sex reassignment surgeries?
00:59:58.800 Really?
00:59:59.760 and gender affirming care is restricted process of undergoing sex reassignment surgery is extensive
01:00:07.260 and arduous and is restricted to those over the age of 18 this doesn't make any sense legal
01:00:11.760 recognition of non-binary gender in iran not legally recognized okay so maybe they're maybe
01:00:19.260 the iranians are becoming progressive it sure seems that way even though homosexuality is still
01:00:26.900 punishable by death unless of course you're doing it with a kid and that kid will also be punished 0.83
01:00:34.680 but just not as severely 74 lashes and yeah apparently you can't change your sex and it is
01:00:39.300 publicly funded in iran but they don't recognize uh gender non-binary individuals at all legally
01:00:48.780 anyhow oh they only made it legal this medical transition in 1987 i wonder how much they got
01:01:00.460 paid for that to change their beliefs isn't that crazy and one last thing here before we
01:01:08.660 wrap up the show tonight you guys and that is this there's a poll a recent poll done
01:01:14.040 how would canadians vote if a federal election were held today you know the drill
01:01:19.180 and here it is the liberals would now get 43 of the vote down from 44 during the election
01:01:26.480 well the conservatives would get 39 down from 41 the ndp is up one from six to seven and the
01:01:32.680 bloc stays static at six so apparently we've learned nothing we've learned we gotta give
01:01:40.300 them a chance remember the normies don't know what a globalist means the normies they just
01:01:46.520 don't understand they like voting for the colors they like voting for the guy that makes them feel
01:01:54.560 the best and that's the hill that we're still climbing so we got to figure a way
01:02:00.520 get to the normies should i give you a homework assignment
01:02:04.860 okay there won't be a show tomorrow it is canada day so taking the day off tomorrow and i do have
01:02:12.760 a few personal things that i have to deal with like well i'm not going to go into details about
01:02:18.160 it but uh it has to do with my stonewall request earlier and then we're going to be back on
01:02:23.360 wednesday night wednesday night and we'll throw in a friday night show as well how about that
01:02:28.700 friday night show this week normally over the summer i'm not doing fridays but i want to do
01:02:33.880 at least four shows a week and seeing as how there's not going to be one tomorrow we'll do
01:02:37.160 a friday show for you guys as well so this week monday wednesday thursday friday love you all
01:02:41.460 appreciate you all and i will catch you on wednesday night at eight o'clock central for
01:02:46.400 another shadow at night live stream the extension begins in two minutes on shadow davis.com we'll see
01:02:52.980 you there
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01:03:33.880 We'll be right back.