The Shadoe Davis Show - March 10th⧸2025- Guest Bret Sears who filed a FOI Request for PHAC Emails & got them!

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00:04:00.000 hello everybody welcome to shadow at night this is monday march the 10th 2025 and on the show

00:04:10.420 tonight our guest is just a regular canadian dude who filed a foyer request about three years ago

00:04:15.540 and finally got a result his name is brett sears he is in new brunswick and he joins the show

00:04:21.120 tonight already one bombshell has been released this came last week from the emails that he has

00:04:27.940 received from PHAC, or the Public Health Agency of Canada, and he's getting thousands and thousands

00:04:34.720 of these in different stages. So we're going to discuss this with Brett, how it works, how everything

00:04:40.980 is being laid out, and the help he needs, because he rolled a number past me on the phone this

00:04:46.920 afternoon, and I think I brought this up to you guys last week, and it's a huge number, 450,000

00:04:54.280 pages of information coming from PHAC over the next few months, and he's going to need some help

00:05:01.020 looking for interesting stuff. And it's going to be interesting going through all of this,

00:05:07.820 because you don't really know what you're looking for, right? So yeah, we're going to talk with

00:05:12.600 Brett about that and more coming up in just a couple of minutes. Also, today was Mark Carney's

00:05:18.340 first full day as the Prime Minister-designate, not the Prime Minister-elect. It's President-elect

00:05:24.380 down in the United States. Up here in Canada, it's Prime Minister-designate. And he was caught

00:05:30.180 by CTV cameras heading into the Prime Minister's office this morning at about nine o'clock

00:05:35.980 Eastern time. And he was accompanied by a familiar face that we later found out was

00:05:41.780 appointed as his chief of staff one marco mendicino and we're going to explore that a little

00:05:48.840 bit later on in the show which is brought to you by canada nano silver canada nano silver.com

00:05:54.940 let's go say some hellos to our viewers oh and by the way x apparently was hacked in the last 24

00:06:01.460 hours and so even though the video should be streaming onto x it shows me right now that it

00:06:08.020 is not available on x so if you're sitting on x i guess you probably wouldn't be able to hear me

00:06:13.760 right now if you're watch trying to watch this on x so maybe tell some of the people who regularly

00:06:18.240 watch on x through the comments that they should be watching on facebook or youtube tonight we're

00:06:24.200 on youtube or twitch you can watch on telegram you can watch on rumble shadowdavis.com hello

00:06:30.160 linda watching in oh that went by pretty quickly linda watching in medicine hat hello roseanne

00:06:37.620 watching in southern manitoba dotianne is watching in new brunswick tonight hello wanda watching in

00:06:42.360 colonna kyle uh well that's that's a very nice message i'm wondering if it's a bot or if it's

00:06:59.840 actually real you guys can probably see the comment yourself if you're on facebook tonight

00:07:05.200 Debbie is watching in Fort Sask, Alberta. Larry, how you doing tonight? Stephen watching in Ottawa, the final stand, March 24th. That's when Parliament is supposed to return. Have they called an election yet? I was watching the news today and no sign of an election. I guess maybe this week it's the transition of power.

00:07:24.640 and maybe instead of returning to parliament on march 24th mark carney decides and i don't think

00:07:30.120 he really has a choice in the matter without canadians actually rebelling i think that a

00:07:36.120 rebellion in this country would look a lot like the freedom convoy from 2022 except a lot bigger

00:07:44.420 and by the way marco mendicino lied about the freedom convoy as well suggesting rape threats

00:07:50.320 and whatnot. We have video of Raquel

00:07:52.080 Dancho holding him to account

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00:08:20.320 hello brett how you doing thank you for coming on the show tonight we appreciate it man

00:08:37.920 i appreciate you having me on you know what you've got a huge following on x and sadly i i read today

00:08:44.640 that they got hacked and i didn't really pay any attention to it because i don't spend a lot of time

00:08:48.960 on on x so i went on there today and there was a couple of things that looked kind of wonky

00:08:55.120 and and and then i went to go see tonight's show which is not streaming which is too bad because

00:09:00.640 you've got 88 000 followers on excellent i know i was hoping to i was hoping to share it there

00:09:05.360 but i did uh have time to put out a link for rumble so i shared your rumble link excellent

00:09:10.960 thank you very much okay so you three years ago and i want to find out all about you and why you

00:09:18.320 did this as the show goes on tonight but three years ago or i guess over three years now you

00:09:22.880 filed a freedom of information request with uh p hack which is public health agency of canada

00:09:30.800 it's taken them three years to finally get you what you asked for that's insane

00:09:36.080 yeah well it's taken three years uh they've they've actually been pretty good to to work

00:09:42.400 with to tell you the truth but it's taken three years and they have two people working on this

00:09:47.760 full-time. So I'm seeing in the emails, there are a lot of redactions. They had to go through

00:09:54.700 not only the emails from, well, from Teresa Tan, but also everybody who were they, who they're

00:10:02.700 sent to, everybody where they're copied on and basically see what had to be redacted. And it's

00:10:09.400 mostly for privacy reasons is a reason they're giving. I don't know what's under it. So I'm not

00:10:13.280 sure but there are a lot of redactions in these in these emails i guess the redactions might be

00:10:19.440 well they might be things like so you're going to that party tonight you're going to that crazy

00:10:23.620 sex party tonight that kind of thing right heaven forbid we should ever reveal anybody's personal

00:10:31.260 sexual tendencies through emails even if they're bold enough to use public email for it which they 1.00

00:10:37.360 do because i don't believe a lot of these bureaucrats are that smart last week a bombshell

00:10:42.420 came out donald best the former police detective uh was one of the first to uncover it and how did

00:10:48.680 you get donald working on these things did he volunteer or did you reach out and ask him

00:10:52.740 he basically volunteered listen i put i put out a post on x well i've been working on this for a

00:10:58.360 while so so people were kind of watching for it uh but it came to a lull after it was taking

00:11:02.760 so long but i just put out a post asking for anybody who wanted to help search through them

00:11:08.580 to basically help me out because, I mean, there are a ton of pages.

00:11:13.780 There's going to be, like you said, almost half a million pages released by the end of this.

00:11:19.020 So I need help going through them.

00:11:21.700 Donald was one of the first to step up and take on this task.

00:11:26.980 And he does have a pretty good skill set as a former detective to go work through them

00:11:32.760 and work with databases and get them into a searchable format.

00:11:36.560 have you had a lot of people reach out and say yeah i'll do that what the hell yeah absolutely

00:11:42.940 there there have been a ton of people who have reached out and offered to help and if any of you

00:11:48.400 are listening right now and i haven't gotten back to you just because i had too too many um

00:11:53.940 people reaching out who want to so uh keep an eye out and uh whenever i do get more i will release

00:12:01.940 more i put out how many i'm sorry to interrupt you how many how many responses have you had to

00:12:06.980 that request with a notable amount of followers that you have i would imagine it would be in the

00:12:11.800 hundreds hundreds yeah for sure wow that's insane like one one man did this you know and this is

00:12:20.040 something i find really interesting and this is something you and i spoke about on the phone

00:12:24.140 this afternoon i have people reaching out to me all the time right and some of them are black

00:12:30.120 which means that they're just like the far left extremists except they're far right extremists

00:12:36.640 and you can't explain anything to them everything is a conspiracy theory everybody is bad this guy's

00:12:41.860 bad there's no rationale or reason behind it there's no evidence or proof behind it at all

00:12:46.120 but the other people the people who want to do something but don't know what to do right like

00:12:53.700 they they don't want to start a show like this because they're maybe a little bit nervous in

00:12:57.760 front of a camera or they're not well-spoken or they don't think they're well-spoken but this is

00:13:01.880 something that you can do on your own time right and and you could actually uncover some things

00:13:09.180 that could be very noteworthy for Canadians to hear that has been shielded from us for whatever

00:13:15.720 reason so let me ask you did did Donald put down a template for how people can do this because it

00:13:24.640 seems very daunting if you're if you're given a thousand pages of emails right okay what am i

00:13:29.920 even looking for here what do i do well uh i don't know that donald necessarily gave a template you

00:13:36.800 can go to his website and he did really good at organizing uh so i think it's yeah it's donald

00:13:43.040 best.ca and he did a good job of organizing what he found so far what other peoples have have found

00:13:49.160 so far. And he put, when they gave me the documents, they weren't searchable. So he made

00:13:55.560 it so you can just type in keywords and look through the documents. OCR is what they call

00:14:01.660 that. So he OCRed the documents. And lots of other people have done the same thing in

00:14:08.120 different ways. And I do have some other people who have tried with AI and have technical

00:14:14.800 capabilities in that and what they're able to do is come out with summaries of emails so it

00:14:21.940 basically summarizes gives a shorter form of what they are um it's been a little bit useful i haven't

00:14:29.080 been able to try out everybody's uh different variations of that some because you need a paid

00:14:34.560 subscription to use certain ai um capabilities which which i don't have at this point but going

00:14:41.420 forward after you know i start receiving more emails it might be worth it to uh to put a little

00:14:46.040 bit of money into that but yeah so um it has been able to say with 450 000 pages man like

00:14:53.080 you're gonna have to crack at some point and grab yourself a subscription i would say

00:14:57.700 yeah i think so so and that's another thing too because i've done all this uh i don't want to

00:15:03.280 jump all over the place but so far this has cost me five dollars right to put in an access to

00:15:08.140 information act request with the federal government uh it just costs five dollars to do

00:15:12.840 so other than that um i don't have a lot of resources to put towards it so i am going to

00:15:20.840 be trying to do some uh crowdsourcing and i will put that i'm not going to do that now i'm going

00:15:26.440 to wait till i get more emails this one i'm just going to do as much as i can for free it's kind

00:15:29.760 of a test run see how this goes but i'll have to get subscriptions for different ai tools and also

00:15:35.500 for different pdf reading tools and uh also eventually since there's so many redactions

00:15:42.820 i think that uh we're gonna have to get some maybe get some lawyers involved and try to get

00:15:47.860 some of that stuff unredacted for for whatever reasons that might have to come up this could get

00:15:53.480 big i mean yeah it really could if you think you think about that first thing that came out that

00:15:58.860 very first bombshell where donald best discovered and rebel news covered it as well great job by

00:16:04.520 tamara ugolini there um where you know the inuit children are being vaccinated without their

00:16:11.200 parents uh consent or knowledge for that matter uh and not just vaccinated but experimented on

00:16:17.560 with a new type of vaccine and by the way for any algorithms who may be watching words that we say

00:16:24.160 here on the show tonight on youtube or on meta uh the these are all government documents they come

00:16:31.020 from the government of canada so if you've got an issue with anything we're saying right now

00:16:35.340 i say you take it up with them and not us because the information that we're revealing to you

00:16:40.560 tonight is absolutely true yeah how long did it take donald to uncover that was that in the first

00:16:47.580 half an hour this stuff with the uh with the vaccines for the inuit babies that they're

00:16:56.280 testing out these experimental vaccines for RSV, that was pretty early on in the email. So that

00:17:04.160 was one of the first things that was uncovered. Yeah, it didn't take long to get to that. So I'm

00:17:09.400 expecting that there is going to be a lot more in the future too. And just to explain that a little

00:17:13.680 bit, what they were doing is they had these vaccines and give me one second here. I don't

00:17:23.920 even know if i'm going to be able to to pronounce it um palivizumab i think i think it's an 0.95

00:17:33.560 astrazeneca vaccine and they were testing them on babies uh in inuit families who are less than

00:17:41.080 three months old and they were not giving informed consent to the parents or they didn't even let

00:17:48.640 there was no community involvement going on to let them know that they were just trying these

00:17:54.820 out on babies in general. And here, I'll read this off. Prior to our evaluation, no data was

00:18:02.980 available on pallivizumab effectiveness on healthy full-term babies. So that's showing you that this

00:18:10.140 is an experiment. And also, they said some ethical concerns were raised by healthcare workers

00:18:15.940 regarding the guarantee of free and informed consent from parents or caregivers,

00:18:20.880 as well as the absence of involvement of Inuit population

00:18:25.700 in the decision and implementation of the process.

00:18:29.980 And it goes on to say,

00:18:31.540 there is little chance that the vaccine protected against RSV hospitalizations

00:18:36.120 since the point estimate of PZB effectiveness was negative.

00:18:42.420 so it failed to present not only regional

00:18:46.460 to Nunavik hospitals but also tertiary evacuations to the south RSV hospitalizations that's from the

00:18:56.700 emails what I just read there that's that's insane so you know what's even more insane

00:19:04.000 is that here we are talking about it and again we talked about this a little bit on the phone

00:19:08.300 this afternoon independent media is talking about it because this is news this is a huge

00:19:13.760 news story it absolutely is you know and and this is something that the left has been complaining

00:19:18.760 about for i'm going to say the last 10 years regarding residential schools they say well

00:19:23.560 there was a lot of medical experimentation that was happening on aboriginal uh children first

00:19:29.180 nations children and in you know residential schools for a hundred years and they're still

00:19:35.080 doing it to first nations people and the left-wing corporate media we don't want to talk about that

00:19:44.360 that's astounding to me have you it is yeah have you sent any of this stuff to them have they

00:19:51.360 replied to you is there anything going on i have not i've not received any reply i honestly didn't

00:19:56.940 go to the to the mainstream media um i just i don't know i've worked with them before i've

00:20:02.640 I've gone to, to some different places like rebel news, for instance,

00:20:06.780 they, they did it. Um, uh,

00:20:11.580 Candace Malcolm, what's her new Juno news. So she reached out to,

00:20:16.360 so I'll do an interview with her at some point as well. And then,

00:20:19.300 and then there's you too. Right. So, I mean,

00:20:21.920 this is just another platform just like they have this getting the news out

00:20:25.080 there. So, I mean, if they want to cover this,

00:20:27.280 I know that there have been people told me that there is mainstream media kind

00:20:31.340 of poking around at them. I have, you know, people who have confirmed that. So why they're

00:20:37.180 not covering it? I don't know. I do also have people reached out to me and told me that they

00:20:41.840 do have contact with Inuit communities and they're going to speak to them. There's some people who

00:20:47.640 want to start class action, or at least one person who wants to start a class action lawsuit. I'm not

00:20:52.340 sure about the technicalities around that, but this person said that they do have experience

00:20:57.800 and doing that and working with with northern communities you know it would be interesting if 1.00

00:21:02.840 we got some of the indigenous communities to start yelling and screaming about this stuff

00:21:08.280 that the media could not ignore it at that stage nor could any government right exactly i mean you

00:21:13.720 know and and but the thing is if the government decides to say yeah i guess this was going on

00:21:18.920 according to our own documents here what else was going on mr carney or mr mendicino or whoever

00:21:25.640 happens to be speaking for the government today. Brett, tell us about yourself. Tell us why

00:21:30.260 you made this request in the first place three years ago. Is this something that

00:21:34.800 you were scratching your head about ever since the beginning or even before the pandemic was

00:21:39.540 announced? Yeah, I don't know if I was thinking about before the pandemic was really announced,

00:21:46.900 but I mean, I think when I made this request, it was at a time where some of Fauci's emails were

00:21:53.980 coming out from the united states and i was just i was thinking okay well there's doesn't seem to

00:21:59.180 be anything coming from canada we we basically have the equivalent of fauci here in in teresa

00:22:04.940 10 and nobody has hurry meals you know what what's going on there how come nobody's getting

00:22:09.820 this how come like you know some uh alternative media isn't searching into this i didn't know if

00:22:15.300 they were or not but i thought you know what anybody can put in access to information

00:22:19.200 request under that act. So I figured I may as well do it and then let's see where it goes.

00:22:24.640 And I had no idea where it was going to lead. I had, I just put it out there on X that I was

00:22:30.700 going to do it. I got a lot of help from people who are very interested and gave me some tips on

00:22:35.680 how to submit a request. And originally what I had done was submit a request with a list of

00:22:43.060 keywords, a pretty exhaustive list of keywords that were related to the pandemic. And I sent

00:22:51.080 that request in, waited 30 days, and they're supposed to call you back or get back to you

00:22:56.840 within that 30-day period. And they didn't. So then I put in a complaint with, I forgot the name

00:23:08.960 the agency but i put in a complaint and a gentleman from this uh did get back to me and we

00:23:14.980 reviewed it and and uh we ended up uh agreeing that instead instead of just putting in a list

00:23:23.680 of keywords and getting a uh set of emails with all those keywords in it we get all of tam's emails

00:23:30.380 from december of 2019 up to june of 2021 which is when i put in this request so that was that

00:23:39.440 was the current date at that point june of 2021 why did you pick that as the end date was that

00:23:45.800 well that's that's that's when i put in the request so there were no oh right it's three

00:23:52.360 years i couldn't i couldn't ask for future emails yeah i know that's hilarious so why did you put

00:23:58.860 that it was because that's what i sent them in have you thought about maybe going and trying to

00:24:03.280 get more now or is it yeah for now well i mean it's enough for now they have two people working

00:24:08.300 on this full time um so i i know that they that they do i've been in contact with multiple people

00:24:14.060 uh regarding this so putting in a request right now for more emails just

00:24:19.060 there's there's no point no point to do that at this point but if we were coming up towards

00:24:25.660 the last batches of that and there's still lots of stuff being uncovered absolutely i'll do that

00:24:31.260 so how are they coming out you said there's going to be 450 000 pieces of yeah documentation

00:24:39.900 crazy um they're coming to you in monthly drops am i right yes so they're working on them as

00:24:48.300 one month batches so like i said the first ones i got just recently were from december of 2019

00:24:55.500 So the next ones will be from January of 2020 and then February.

00:25:02.360 Well, actually, they said they're probably not going to come out in exact order because there's different amount of emails and different people they have to contact.

00:25:09.080 But, yes, they're going to come out in one batches of one month.

00:25:13.460 And then my plan is.

00:25:15.020 I'm sorry.

00:25:15.300 Go ahead.

00:25:15.900 Go ahead.

00:25:16.300 Yeah.

00:25:16.820 Oh, and my plan is I'm just releasing all of these.

00:25:19.420 Right.

00:25:19.620 Just so I'm making them publicly available.

00:25:22.300 Anybody who wants to go and do their own research in these documents.

00:25:25.500 i absolutely encourage that you know i'm not trying to make this exclusive to anyone i'm not

00:25:30.520 trying to profit off this at all i just want the truth to be exposed i i wonder because as you say

00:25:37.120 these two full again two full-time people working on this typical government move right but um you

00:25:44.700 know if two full-time people are working on this and they're calling some of the people who were

00:25:49.480 involved in some of these emails i wonder if any of these people have the ability to say no

00:25:55.480 no you can't show that that's that's private even if it's not right yeah so how we will ever get to

00:26:04.920 the bottom of that i don't know i'm sure there's some of that going on people want their stuff to

00:26:09.740 be be withheld for privacy reasons when they give redactions like some of these pages um

00:26:17.460 they're completely they're not even blacked out it would look ridiculous if they're blacked out

00:26:21.340 they're just completely white and then it gives a little explanation at the top

00:26:24.260 uh block that blocked or redacted for set whatever section of the clauses for privacy reasons right

00:26:34.960 that's what most of them are redacted for so um so i think that in order to to you know

00:26:41.880 see if there's anything that we have to get unredacted we're going to have to read clues

00:26:46.860 and other emails as to what the the pages might uh might be might be included in the pages that

00:26:54.060 are blocked out did you did you think when you first started doing this like was this a serious

00:27:00.620 thing because you paid five bucks like you said right like five bucks oh absolutely i was serious

00:27:05.180 yeah i wanted to get these emails yeah were you upset were you mad like what what compelled you

00:27:11.580 what's your motivation there's a lot of people who are upset they don't know what to do they

00:27:16.380 don't do anything they just bitch and moan right but you actually went out and did something like

00:27:21.420 did people call you crazy give us your story a bit matt tell us about you i don't i like 0.89

00:27:29.180 um i i don't know why i thought i could get them or i just knew

00:27:33.900 i knew it was going to be a huge task huge undertaking and it has been um

00:27:41.500 i don't know i don't know what to say i just i want to do this i knew it was

00:27:45.260 completely within my rights to ask for those for that so i did you know so the motivation behind

00:27:51.440 it is just to get to the bottom of what went on and when they came up with all these lockdowns

00:27:57.100 all the mandates the coercions for the vaccine how that was handled the how they decided that

00:28:04.540 they were quote unquote safe and effective you know all that stuff so i wanted to know what was

00:28:09.620 going on this is how we can do it i saw emails coming out in the states from fauci's emails

00:28:13.880 and yeah and i mean like you know they when they put him in front of the committee there man i mean

00:28:22.180 like they got him dead to rights over and over and over again i'm surprised and then of course

00:28:25.800 that wide sweeping pardon that biden issued on his last day um actually opens fauci up for state

00:28:33.180 prosecution i think which is very funny but well go ahead no i i don't know there there are some

00:28:41.260 ups and and also some downsides for uh giving him that that pardon so yeah i'm not exactly sure

00:28:48.120 about the details but that could backfire on voucher what do you think the problem in canada

00:28:53.280 is as compared to the united states i mean they have been open and they have been uh attacking

00:29:00.260 uh the people behind all of this nonsense they have been saying out loud in front of television

00:29:06.880 cameras and yet here uh any politician who tries to talk about this if they do at all is

00:29:12.900 shouted down shamed like what's the difference between here and yeah it's it's sad uh our media

00:29:20.420 uh for one you know a lot of the media in the united states is kind of controlled but they do

00:29:28.000 have more uh media that's willing to to be oppositional which we don't seem to have here

00:29:33.980 can't ever they just want to be the mouthpiece for the government and also um i get a lot of

00:29:39.120 heat for this but i just don't i don't think that our opposition is effective at all uh i think they

00:29:45.660 go along with the liberals more often than they they go against them they put in they do some

00:29:50.620 theater but when it came to the the vaccines the lockdowns the mandates uh they're basically in

00:29:58.020 lockstep for two years. I think that once the freedom convoy went to Ottawa, that was the first

00:30:07.780 time that Pierre Polyev really said, okay, well, he went out and he met with them. So he showed a

00:30:16.100 little bit of weak support for it, but it took up to that point for them to make any opposition to

00:30:25.700 what Trudeau and the liberals were doing even the spending like you remember that the the when

00:30:30.580 Trudeau wanted to go like on a six-month spending orgy and they passed that with unanimous consent 0.94

00:30:36.260 you know what did Trudeau do well he went and spent the money on abortions in Africa ridiculous 0.91

00:30:40.440 things right and then they were good they knew he was going to do that but they went along with it

00:30:44.160 anyway they gave they just unanimously voted for him to go on this unlimited spending spree uh when

00:30:49.460 the vaccines were being rolled out you know the opposition was they're not getting rolled out fast

00:30:54.280 enough you know that that was the opposition so pierre polly is actually on video talking about

00:31:00.740 that i mean it's it's infuriating to see that today so that's what i'm saying the the media

00:31:06.120 and the opposition when it comes to coronavirus they were they were all

00:31:11.120 all in this together right so well do you remember the uh i'm not sure if it was a commercial or a

00:31:18.760 public service announcement where they had all five of the leaders so you got the block guy you

00:31:24.440 got trudeau you got erin o'toole at the time you had jagmeet singh and whoever the leader of the

00:31:28.780 greens was i can't remember her name and they were all talking about you know getting injected and

00:31:34.900 the six foot rule which has been proven to be bs right like didn't it all well yeah all of it was

00:31:42.480 but didn't fauci actually admit like like the bs he said like six foot i don't know where that came

00:31:46.920 from i don't know where that came from like what you don't know where it came from then

00:31:51.740 what are you kidding me because if you didn't stand six feet apart in 2021 police would come

00:31:58.140 and arrest you they would wrestle you to the ground and they would arrest you by the way

00:32:02.900 their mask would always slip off during the tussle and nobody ever said anything about that

00:32:07.160 which i found to be completely ridiculous or watching an nhl you know what now that i think

00:32:12.840 of it watching an nhl hockey game remember we played in the bubbles where there was no crowds

00:32:17.560 and they would put fake crowd noises into it yeah and the coaches were wearing two masks

00:32:25.000 and the trainers were wearing two masks and the referees were wearing two masks and the players

00:32:30.480 yeah nope no masks for the players like how does that make any sense at all like how come nobody

00:32:38.480 is asking this question oh well i mean there was one time where the uh the canadian female

00:32:44.720 hockey team went out into the ice and they were all played a game in masks how they did how

00:32:49.360 ridiculous was that yeah yeah i remember that i don't remember they're playing against the russians

00:32:54.000 i believe were the russians wearing masks no no it was just one team oh i didn't know that i'm

00:33:02.160 gonna see if i can find video yeah go find that i think there's there's pictures on that somewhere

00:33:06.640 yeah so you've known this since the beginning or at least you've been questioning this

00:33:11.200 since the beginning yeah right from the right from the very beginning i was questioning it

00:33:16.320 like it just didn't seem you know what when there was those propaganda videos coming out from china

00:33:21.100 people dropping dead in the streets and people in hospitals when the hallways and all that and

00:33:26.580 people's doors being welded shut i mean that raised red flags to me right off the start so

00:33:32.100 when i started questioning it it's just like what's going on here you know so and that was early on

00:33:38.100 yeah yeah 2022 right like i was the same too i remember talking to you know this is like a trip

00:33:43.220 down memory lane it's like five years ago it certainly doesn't feel like five years but it is

00:33:48.260 i remember talking to friends at that time and they were all panicked over some crazy virus

00:33:55.460 coming from china right and i'm like okay man like whatever it's don't worry they're not gonna it's

00:34:01.140 just like all of the other things you heard of mers and you know all of that other stuff it never

00:34:07.380 amounted to anything i that and you know the bird flu or the whatever it was that h5n1 that was 2009

00:34:14.580 ish uh 2010 and that never really amounted to anything except for a bad flu so i that's what

00:34:20.580 i was saying to people and guess what they did and they thought that they'd proved me wrong

00:34:26.980 And I just went, no, there's something else going on here, right?

00:34:31.640 But at that point, at the very beginning, do you remember?

00:34:34.120 You couldn't say anything about anything without people calling you a grandma killer.

00:34:43.600 Yeah. 0.99

00:34:44.940 Yeah, it was ridiculous.

00:34:47.540 They had a massive propaganda machine behind this to silence anybody who, you know, spoke out against or contrary to the narrative they were trying to push. 0.67

00:35:01.740 And it was everywhere. It was in the media. It was social media, the platforms.

00:35:06.780 I mean, we've seen the Twitter files when they came out and what happened with the American government trying to silence people.

00:35:15.840 uh and it worked it worked on twitter it worked on facebook i like you like you said i have a you

00:35:21.940 know relatively large account on on x there formerly twitter and i was banned i was kicked

00:35:27.680 off of the platform uh it wasn't until elon uh bought it and did like a blanket unbanning of

00:35:35.260 people that i got my account back there let me ask you how deep down the rabbit hole have you

00:35:42.000 gone brett like are you way deep in there because i'll tell you the audience the median on this

00:35:47.360 audience that watches every night uh these folks know that this is all a bunch of bs everything

00:35:55.320 they're talking about depopulation and by the way you guys tonight watching i've got a thing

00:35:59.220 on uh on the extension shadowdavis.com uh matt walsh goes pretty deep on the depopulation agenda

00:36:05.900 in a recent piece he did which i've uh picked off and we're going to run that tonight and then

00:36:10.560 there's something on children uh the nci just wrapped up in edmonton this past weekend theo

00:36:16.940 flurry testified are children safe in this country there is a epidemic of child sex

00:36:24.760 exploitation slavery uh all of that stuff how far down the rabbit hole do you go

00:36:31.980 uh oh geez you're talking about just like general conspiracy theories i'd say somewhere

00:36:40.120 between the moon landing was faked but i don't go as far as the earth is flat

00:36:44.660 there's a meter

00:36:51.240 goes right just a little bit past moon landing but stops at flat earth

00:36:57.000 that's funny so what do you think this was all about was it just an exercise in control to see

00:37:04.680 exactly how far they could go yeah yeah i mean it was an exercise in control to see how far they

00:37:10.620 could go uh they also wanted to push these uh experimental vaccines and see how much money they

00:37:15.420 can make off of that um like to see how far they could go i think that's what the masks were

00:37:20.820 remember when they put the masks they didn't work they knew they didn't work right from the beginning

00:37:25.260 now they admit that they didn't work what it was was it was just a visual representation of how

00:37:30.420 many people will comply and how to get people to comply that's all it was right so um but the

00:37:36.960 violence i mean like we talked about you know a few minutes ago like that that canadian tire video

00:37:43.020 that every i think every canadian should have seen by now where there's a guy standing in canadian

00:37:49.100 tire gets attacked by what five or six employees before the police arrive their masks are all over

00:37:55.000 their faces they don't care about that in the moment all they care about is getting this non

00:38:00.300 complier this anti-masker down on the ground with his hands behind his back right in a submissive

00:38:06.800 position like that's mass formation psychosis absolutely mass formation psychosis is is the

00:38:13.840 right word uh that was something that a lot of us learned during the uh so-called pandemic yeah

00:38:20.540 dr matias desmet exactly and and then like other instances of like uh children playing hockey

00:38:28.020 outside on a rink and being tackled by police what is that to be tasered those two female

00:38:34.700 cops you're thinking about the same video or the two female cops they got a taser pulled on this

00:38:39.320 16 year old kid who's just skating around on outdoor ice did you ever get a ticket through

00:38:44.640 the pandemic response i did not um i didn't i didn't get a ticket for anything there were

00:38:53.040 times where i've gone to protests and the police showed up and they were actually pretty good at

00:38:58.080 them they let us do it um i didn't wear a mask at any any point uh like in grocery stores i think

00:39:03.580 there was only one time where it was confrontational that an employee actually started

00:39:08.840 yelling at me i always tried to stay calm and stuff like that but uh for the most part you

00:39:14.240 know you walk in it was fine i didn't get a ticket for anything no what was that confrontation like

00:39:21.780 with that employee just he was just yelling at me and he's being being uh irate and it was actually

00:39:30.480 at a a liquor store so it was you know in new brunswick here they're government controlled so

00:39:35.820 you know they had a bit of an issue with that and i told him uh i just said well i have an

00:39:40.400 exemption and i'm gonna go buy this and i'll be out of here and he just yelled at me the whole

00:39:45.120 time i walked up to the counter and i paid for for it so the person behind the counter behind

00:39:49.460 the plexiglass which also was ridiculous but because the virus is gonna stop at the plexiglass

00:39:56.020 right and that's not gonna go over the top of it or hey like you're gonna hand me that bottle back

00:40:00.820 after just handing it like touching it and handling it yourself and breathing all over it like

00:40:04.940 so many so so and but that's another thing is because like i i didn't i didn't wear masks and

00:40:11.300 uh you know it really wasn't that hard at the beginning it was like everybody you felt a lot

00:40:17.880 of pressure to do it but after you didn't even if you're the only one it was okay you know for

00:40:22.340 the most part and i think that if a lot of people had just said no i'm not going to do it this

00:40:27.240 wouldn't have gone anywhere close to as far as it did you're a married guy right yes recently

00:40:33.660 married yes okay so how long have you been like with her okay um and if it's no personal you don't

00:40:43.340 know it's not too personal but i i actually uh i i lost my wife uh my late wife during the uh

00:40:50.300 pandemic in December of 2021, I started, no, December of 2020. Yeah. So I had to go through

00:41:05.540 the whole, you know, death and all of that, trying to, you know, and they're all trying

00:41:12.640 to impose all these rules at her wake and her funeral. And I'm in New Brunswick now,

00:41:19.300 Our hometown where Stephanie and I were both from is in Nova Scotia, and they had the border closed, literally with police checkpoints at every crossing for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, this thing called the maritime bubble or whatever it was.

00:41:41.500 so uh i did uh bury her in our hometown and they gave me a compassionate exemption that i was

00:41:50.060 allowed to cross the border to do that and when i came back to new brunswick uh they told me i had

00:41:55.420 well and i'm not going to get into the details of all what regulations and that you know we

00:42:01.600 couldn't have certain amount we can only have a certain amount of people at the the church and

00:42:05.660 all of this and people felt like they didn't want to come because they didn't want to take

00:42:09.860 somebody else's spot so a lot of people just couldn't go to it but when i came back and cross

00:42:14.440 the board back into new brunswick they told me i had to go into self-isolation for 14 days

00:42:18.860 after just losing my wife they want me to vlog myself in a room for 14 days

00:42:22.980 of course i didn't do it but at that point they were calling me every single day to make sure i

00:42:29.020 wasn't going anywhere it was ridiculous wow man i didn't know any of this i'm no i'm sorry thank

00:42:37.640 you thank you i appreciate that um wow

00:42:42.320 that kind of sidetracks uh what i was asking but your your current wife i mean like

00:42:51.620 through all of this what what has your experience been i mean like you know with friends and family

00:43:01.020 did you have setbacks with certain family members or friends did were you ostracized from groups

00:43:08.660 i i yes uh i mean i don't want to come on here and start talking bad about people i like i know

00:43:15.540 no no no it's it's just like i'm talking about my son's my son's uh grandparents um my well my

00:43:23.100 mother-in-law and that side of the family uh after she had passed they didn't want to see us because

00:43:27.600 because once the vaccines were released after that,

00:43:31.500 or the mRNA injections,

00:43:32.720 I don't even like call them vaccines,

00:43:34.120 but they were released after that.

00:43:35.940 And then they really didn't want to see us

00:43:38.460 because me and my son decided not to take them.

00:43:42.000 So there was that.

00:43:43.180 Other than that,

00:43:45.800 I think most of my relationships

00:43:50.460 with other people were pretty good.

00:43:53.100 Even people I disagreed with.

00:43:54.360 I think that you can actually disagree with people

00:43:56.660 and still get along even on subjects, some subjects like this, if it doesn't get to eat it.

00:44:02.820 Thankfully, my wife now who I just married a couple weekends ago, when we've been together

00:44:10.260 for over a year, she is very much on the same page as me within all of these, all of these

00:44:16.640 things. So we actually met at a mutual friend's place. And we were just, we were kind of a group

00:44:22.000 of people online who who kind of thought had similar thought process you know like-minded

00:44:27.320 people and we met at a party and and got to got to know each other and yeah and eventually we uh

00:44:34.300 we got married that's that's a good story it is so i'm sorry i'm sorry no go ahead go ahead go

00:44:42.740 ahead sorry no i mean that's one good thing that definitely came out of all of this is

00:44:46.820 i got to meet my my future wife you've been through a lot man in the last four or five years

00:44:56.700 that's yeah that's crazy pretty crazy yeah i don't even know what that like so was this party

00:45:06.680 where you met your current wife was this like a like a conspiracy theory party or or was it just

00:45:13.120 a bunch of like-minded people who get together right like how do you actually find out you're

00:45:19.060 on the same page like this we were kind of in chat rooms together kind of although i didn't know

00:45:23.840 i'd never met her before i hadn't talked to her it just one of my friends was like okay well i live

00:45:29.300 in ontario you live in new brunswick we're going to get everybody together from across canada

00:45:35.000 wherever they want to come to come stay at my place and we'll we'll have a big uh party here

00:45:40.880 and yeah so i don't know if you want to call them conspiracy theorists some of them definitely were

00:45:45.540 truth seekers there you go so uh yeah and she just happened to even though we didn't meet

00:45:53.960 online that's kind of where everything got set up so we actually met in person which is a little

00:45:59.480 bit different than than people you know you know a lot of people now everybody you know if you have

00:46:03.880 long distance relationships or something it's kind of like online but we actually met in person

00:46:08.260 made it work uh long distance for a little while and then yeah and here she is with me now she

00:46:15.060 moved out to new brunswick to be brunswick yes yep wow that's cool so let's get back to the original

00:46:23.700 topic of the show which is the emails that you're now getting how can people brett get a hold of

00:46:30.020 you is it strictly through x or is there another way you're but the best way to get a hold of me

00:46:35.940 is through x yes so i mean you can my my messages are open to anyone so even if i'm not following

00:46:41.980 you i try to follow a lot of people back as many as i can but even if we're not following each other

00:46:46.140 you can still send me a message there you can go through you know my profile if you want to be able

00:46:51.160 to find the emails uh yeah and for the next batches i'm going to try to set up a website and

00:46:56.740 i mean that's something else that's going to cost money that i'm going to try to do fundraising for

00:47:00.100 sometime in the in the future but yeah as of right now uh if you send me a message on x i'm i'm

00:47:08.020 pretty good to get them excellent well you got back to me in a couple of days that was uh that

00:47:13.540 was pretty cool i feel bad about that i'm usually even better than that no man i mean i can understand

00:47:20.420 that was at a point where i was getting flooded with them so right now and you just got married

00:47:25.300 i mean this guy just got married he decides he's going to put all these p hack emails out on x he's

00:47:30.740 asking for people to message him then i come along and say hey you want to come on the show

00:47:34.900 and you get back to me give me a break that's that's pretty good i got married uh two days

00:47:41.220 after i got these emails so that was a that was an eventful weekend yeah i'm sure the honeymoon

00:47:46.340 was great yeah honey i'll be right with you i'm just checking my messages i'm sure she loved that

00:47:52.660 brett thank you very much for coming on the show tonight we really appreciate

00:47:56.340 what you have done we appreciate you taking the time to uh to come on the show tonight and if

00:48:01.940 there's ever any updates you want to share you are absolutely welcome back at any time i appreciate

00:48:08.420 that and and you did you mention to me earlier that you're starting your own uh show in the

00:48:13.940 future as well or is that just something you're thinking about no no i'm i'm not thinking of

00:48:19.540 of starting my my own show not in any anywhere in the near future but doing more stuff like this

00:48:23.880 like i i haven't really sometimes i host uh spaces on x so i like doing that but that's mostly just

00:48:29.820 audio right so i'm getting used to to uh coming on podcasts like yours and doing that so trying

00:48:36.200 to get things set up i realize i got to get a better background behind me and get the lighting

00:48:40.180 worked out but uh yeah this is this is the beginning we'll see where it leads okay well

00:48:44.740 you know what i've got uh connections with some other independent media and your story and what

00:48:49.460 you've done needs to get out and be shared with as many of them as possible so it would it be okay

00:48:54.840 if i reach out to them and say hey you got to get brett sears on your show oh yeah for sure all right

00:49:00.120 man thank you very much uh for coming on tonight and we'll talk to you again appreciate it that

00:49:05.160 shadow thank you okay there is brett sears guys we'll be right back with the mark carney story

00:49:10.500 Pierre Paliyev video, who is Kearney's new chief of staff, and more in 22 seconds.

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00:51:54.340 So today was Mark Carney's first day on the job as Prime Minister-designate.

00:52:00.220 Not Prime Minister, not yet.

00:52:01.760 That job still belongs to Justin Trudeau, who was spotted by somebody today taking his chair out of the House of Commons.

00:52:13.220 This is an actual photo of Justin Trudeau, I guess, taking his chair home with him as a memento of his time as Prime Minister.

00:52:23.780 That's the chair he was sitting in for 10 years at the House of Commons, and look at the tongue hanging out.

00:52:28.900 The only thing missing, my friends, is the black shoe polish, because that is the same facial expression as the blackface photos that we saw emerge, what, five, six, seven years ago now? 0.89

00:52:43.440 There he is.

00:52:44.340 It's good to see that Justin Trudeau has matured so much in these past almost 10 years as the prime minister of Canada.

00:52:54.340 So there he is taking his chair out today.

00:52:56.680 And Mark Carney, in his first full day on the job, in his first decision, and again, he's not the prime minister yet, he's the prime minister-designate, so this is the week of transference, powers being transferred from one person to the other.

00:53:13.420 mark carney's first decision as prime minister designate was to appoint a chief of staff

00:53:21.260 and he appointed marco mendicino as his chief of staff marco mendicino of course the former

00:53:30.460 minister of public safety the man who lied all through the freedom convoy the man who lied about

00:53:36.420 paul bernardo's transfer among other things as a matter of fact andrew sheer pointed it out quite

00:53:42.040 well on his ex today he said understanding that andrew sheer is the house leader for the

00:53:49.100 conservative party and of course he's going to say these things but these things are all true

00:53:53.020 i have verified marco mandicino's rap sheet of lies is as long as carny's mandicino lied about

00:53:59.820 sadistic serial killer paul bernardo being transferred out of maximum security prison to

00:54:04.560 this day he still has not been moved back mandicino lied about beijing operating police stations and

00:54:11.260 canadian soil they were mendicino lied about policing asking for the emergencies act to be

00:54:17.280 implemented the rcmp commissioner directly contradicted this claim marco mendicino lied

00:54:23.300 lied and lied to canadians he lied so much that even trudeau fired him and mark carney said

00:54:29.360 that's my guy

00:54:32.180 but when you have a record of lying like mark carney does you need a chief of staff to go

00:54:40.820 along with it. And I guess the conservatives new slogan, and this is a good one. Can't trust

00:54:48.600 Carney. Can't trust Carney. I like that. Hey, here's video of Winnipeg conservative MP

00:54:56.720 Raquel Dancho, giving it to Marco Mendicino. Where is this video here?

00:55:04.260 Let's see if I can pull this up. Yeah. Giving it to Marco Mendicino a few years ago at committee

00:55:09.060 When she was walking through the trucker convoy, Raquel says she never had any problems.

00:55:14.780 We can go on, but yet there was, like, I just don't understand how you could be saying on one hand,

00:55:22.120 there's all these strong ties and this is a national emergency for public safety.

00:55:25.940 And I walked every day by these protests. It just doesn't really add up at all.

00:55:32.220 Minister, sorry, just 10 seconds.

00:55:34.580 Well, I would say first, it's not an insinuation.

00:55:36.860 we got the advice from our law enforcement that we'd met the threshold and secondly

00:55:40.700 okay so there he's saying that the police said yeah we met the threshold no you did not you're

00:55:53.100 lying and the police never said that and they testified to that very thing about a year and a

00:55:58.460 half after mendicino is testifying here at committee well i would say first it's not an insinuation we

00:56:03.740 We got the advice from our law enforcement that we'd met the threshold.

00:56:07.060 And secondly, Ms. Dancho, respectfully, Ms. Dancho, there were Ottowans who were subjected

00:56:11.820 to intimidation, harassment, threats of rape.

00:56:15.580 I mean, and those were all supported by charges.

00:56:18.520 Threats of rape?

00:56:20.540 I'm sorry, what?

00:56:23.440 I've never heard of anything like that before.

00:56:25.760 And you see, this is what government officials, elected or not elected, will say.

00:56:30.740 And because they've got the power of government and the left-wing corporate media backing them, they just walk away from it like it's absolutely true.

00:56:39.020 As a matter of fact, I would even suggest that Marco Mendicino believes his lies.

00:56:44.860 And like George Costanza from Seinfeld said, remember, it's not a lie if you believe it.

00:56:51.880 Possibly been allowed to walk by that every day.

00:56:54.760 I'm sorry, the time has elapsed.

00:56:56.940 Of course, of course, the time has elapsed.

00:56:59.960 The time always elapses. 0.85

00:57:01.840 That's what liberals do.

00:57:02.940 They talk, they talk, they talk, they talk.

00:57:04.980 A walk around.

00:57:05.880 Filibustering is what it's called.

00:57:07.280 Knowing there's only three minutes for responses, and they just bumble and stumble. 0.84

00:57:12.120 They don't answer the question, and then, eh, sorry, the time is up.

00:57:17.540 So CTV got Mark Carney walking into the prime minister's office this morning with Marco Mendicino

00:57:22.880 and asked him a question or two.

00:57:24.920 And following that video you'll see is Nick Nanos of Nanos Polling

00:57:31.080 coming on and suggesting that the Liberals may have a pretty good chance

00:57:35.920 at forming government in this next election.

00:57:39.140 I received from the Liberal Party a lot of wood to chop.

00:57:43.200 Very much looking forward to meeting with the Prime Minister and getting going.

00:57:45.440 And what about with the premiers today? What's going to be your message?

00:57:48.360 As I said yesterday, the premiers and the provinces have really stepped up,

00:57:53.180 not just for their provinces, but for our country.

00:57:56.680 I'm very grateful for that, as I think all Canadians are.

00:58:00.880 And it's important to keep the good cooperation between the federal government and the provinces

00:58:05.040 standing up for Canada.

00:58:07.000 And what's your first order of business?

00:58:08.200 First order of business is to see the prime minister. Thank you.

00:58:11.260 All right. Mark Carney there arriving at the prime minister's office saying he is ready to get down to work.

00:58:17.740 Of course, that's after he was elected liberal leader last night in a resounding victory.

00:58:23.180 86 percent on the first ballot and to talk a little bit more about this we're going to bring

00:58:29.040 in nick nanos he's the founder and chief data scientist at nanos research good to see you nick

00:58:35.460 now uh mark carney coming in there um you know we we just saw that and it comes at a time when

00:58:44.680 you know the conservatives um have been or the liberals rather have been able to sort of catch

00:58:50.580 up with the conservatives um when it comes to polling numbers what do your numbers say about

00:58:56.580 mark carney's chances federally well you know the thing is is when we look at the trend over the

00:59:02.800 last number of weeks renee what's clear is that the liberals have become much more competitive

00:59:07.000 like let's face it they were on their deathbed six weeks ago you know trailing by over 20 percentage

00:59:13.820 points and now they're within the margin of error it's like 37 34 uh between the the liberals and

00:59:21.100 the conservatives so you know the thing is is for mark carney the liberals are back in the game the

00:59:26.700 big question is is will there be a bump coming out of the liberal convention the leadership process

00:59:33.260 i think the fact that he had that crushing victory like 86 percent good by any standard uh suggests

00:59:40.060 that at least the Liberals are united behind Mark Carney as their choice to face off against

00:59:47.180 Pierre Poiliev. But that said, Rene, because things have been so volatile and changing so

00:59:52.120 quickly in the last number of weeks, I expect things to continue to be volatile as Canadians

00:59:58.820 look at the choices, Mark Carney and Pierre Poiliev, both of those individuals, as how they

01:00:06.400 would face off against Donald Trump.

01:00:10.060 donald trump huh like that's all this is about donald trump see this is the problem with

01:00:18.580 pollsters right they get fixated on one issue whatever that issue of the day happens to be

01:00:25.320 forgetting completely about everything else that any government or politician has done

01:00:32.260 to screw over the country that they're in the same in every country these pollsters

01:00:38.040 and that's what the people will fixate on because they're told to fixate on it you guys are right to

01:00:46.220 suggest that it's a distraction right the media is leading you this way they want you to follow

01:00:53.200 come with us come with us they're blowing their horn beep beep beep beep pipe piper style but we

01:00:59.660 need to keep our eyes on everything right and that's the difference i suppose between people

01:01:06.920 like us and the normies out there who just cannot seem to see past the daily narrative and that's

01:01:13.620 why they're putting up ukraine flags one day on their facebook avatar that it's a canadian flag

01:01:18.180 the next then it's a trans flag the next then back to ukraine then back to canada then back to trans

01:01:22.780 and whatever else happens to come along that week pierre polyev held a press conference whoops

01:01:32.120 Wrong.

01:01:32.960 Pierre Polyev held a press conference this morning, and here's what he had to say.

01:01:37.100 Mark Carney is trying to hide from his record over the last five years of advising Trudeau in favor of raising carbon taxes,

01:01:45.200 money printing inflation, and blocking resource projects,

01:01:48.560 all while he moved his company headquarters and jobs to the United States.

01:01:53.540 You know, it's ironic.

01:01:55.660 Mr. Carney is trying to distract from his many scandals and conflicts of interest,

01:01:59.460 as well as his disastrous record as Justin Trudeau's economic advisor

01:02:03.440 by talking about Trump.

01:02:05.920 He's the guy that sold out to Trump.

01:02:08.840 Six days after Donald Trump threatened Canada with tariffs to steal our jobs,

01:02:16.020 Mark Carney announced to Brookfield shareholders

01:02:18.120 that he would move his headquarters from Canada to New York.

01:02:22.340 And when you asked him about it, he lied to your face.

01:02:25.900 We got it in writing and we proved it.

01:02:27.920 He sold out Canada. He put his profit ahead of our people and he did exactly

01:02:35.700 what Donald Trump wanted. Never before have we had a Prime Minister so

01:02:39.480 conflicted and compromised and yet so little scrutinized. Just like when he

01:02:44.340 supported carbon taxes in Canada while investing in American coal. He opposed

01:02:50.280 Canadian pipelines while his company bought Middle East pipelines. He has

01:02:56.160 millions of dollars of financial interests that run against Canada's

01:02:59.820 national interests. He gets rich making Canadians poor. You can be sure about one

01:03:07.140 thing. Donald Trump's gonna have a briefing on his desk of all of Mark

01:03:12.300 Carney's American investments and he is going to leverage all of Carney's profit

01:03:18.720 motive against the interests of the Canadian people. And we know Carney will

01:03:24.120 sell out Canada for his personal profit, he's already done it. He's systematically

01:03:28.460 done it his entire time as a corporate insider.

01:03:31.360 Mr. Polyev, what economic and diplomatic experience do you have to go up against Donald Trump?

01:03:37.120 Quite a lot, actually. So I was the Minister of Jobs and Housing in the Harper

01:03:44.060 government, during which time housing costs half as much as it does today. I helped Mr.

01:03:49.920 Harper, cut the GST, cut income tax, cut business tax, and balance the budget.

01:03:56.760 Over my time in Parliament, I've been scrutinizing and studying the books on the Public Accounts

01:04:04.920 Committee, the Operations Committee, the Finance Committee.

01:04:08.340 And if you want any proof that my economic ideas are the best, the Liberals are all trying

01:04:13.520 to pretend that they're copying them right before the election.

01:04:16.720 the big economic questions of the last five years, Mark Carney has been wrong and exactly

01:04:22.900 wrong and I have been right. I said five years ago the money printing would cause inflation.

01:04:28.460 He said deflation was on the horizon. I turned out to be right. I said the carbon tax would

01:04:33.760 drive up food prices and it did, drove them up 37% faster in Canada than in the United

01:04:40.260 States of America. I was the first parliamentarian to predict that we would have the inflation

01:04:44.400 crisis while Carney, Freeland, Trudeau, and others were saying that we would not.

01:04:50.240 I was the first one to be, along with my Conservative colleagues, fighting for pipelines.

01:04:55.280 Pipelines now everyone claims that they support after opposing them for the last 10 years.

01:04:59.040 So if Mr Carney is so smart on economics, how is it that he was so wrong for so long

01:05:06.600 on all of the economic issues?

01:05:08.780 One thing I don't have experience with is taking jobs out of Canada, moving them to

01:05:13.560 the united states selling out our resource workers to support middle eastern these resource workers

01:05:19.500 that's not the kind of experience that i have but that's not the kind of experience that we want

01:05:24.640 yeah you know so very good press conference there by pierre poly of uh saying the obvious

01:05:32.800 calling mark carney a liar this is how the conservatives will attack i haven't seen any

01:05:38.380 um attack ads yet from the conservative party regarding mark carney i thought i was going to

01:05:43.840 be seeing them from the very moment that i woke up this morning but i guess they're holding off

01:05:47.320 on that at least for now which is kind of funny because they've out fundraised every other

01:05:53.100 political party in this country at least two to one they've got money to burn right now

01:05:58.060 and during an election campaign you can only spend so much money but before an election campaign you

01:06:04.700 can spend as much as you want so why aren't they out spending spending spending right now

01:06:11.040 and defining mark carney for the canadian people before the liberals have the opportunity to do

01:06:15.900 that they've been calling him carbon tax carney for the better part of what a year maybe a year

01:06:21.840 and a half maybe a little longer maybe a little less but they've got to get some ads out there

01:06:27.940 immediately vilifying this guy you know what i would suggest i would say bring back the

01:06:33.500 who was the guy who ran for the liberals in 2011 just visiting michael ignatyev just visiting

01:06:41.360 that's what i would do to carney couple that with the lying that he's been telling use some of the

01:06:47.180 memes that have been flying around social media like mark carney who won the very first indianapolis

01:06:52.520 500 mark carney who taught lennon and mccartney how to write music mark carney who taught jimmy

01:06:58.660 Hendricks, how to play guitar, Mark Carney, who walked on the moon and helped Neil Armstrong down

01:07:04.020 the ladder. These, these are the kinds of things that you're seeing on social media memes that

01:07:10.300 have been formed with AI, obviously they're funny as hell and they're high quality to use those in

01:07:17.180 a attack campaign against him. And then I guess the only other opportunity the conservatives are

01:07:24.460 going to have to confront Mark Carney because the media is not going to do it. You know that

01:07:29.000 the media loves him is during the debates. I don't know how many there's going to be.

01:07:34.500 Will there be more than two? Usually there's a French language and an English language. How long

01:07:41.340 is this campaign going to be? Is there going to be an immediate election? We don't know any of

01:07:46.040 these things, at least not yet. Time will tell. We're back live on X right now for as long as we

01:07:54.140 have left in the social media part of the show there was some problems getting on earlier again

01:07:59.300 i had mentioned that x had been hacked over the past 24 hours but it looks like they're up and

01:08:04.700 running again the national citizens inquiry was in edmonton thursday friday and saturday and the

01:08:11.400 theme was are our children safe in canada and friend of the show theo flurry testified last

01:08:19.240 week watch and then the pandemic happened and uh i was as busy as i had ever been at any point in

01:08:29.680 my life and the world just completely shut down and i fell into a deep dark ugly depression

01:08:42.300 and like I was having suicidal ideations

01:08:46.840 and I could barely get out of bed.

01:08:51.700 I stopped showering, I stopped eating, I stopped sleeping

01:08:55.580 and I was just like, what the hell is going on here?

01:08:59.660 So I booked an appointment with my therapist

01:09:01.620 and obviously we had to do it on Zoom

01:09:04.100 because I couldn't go and see her.

01:09:08.300 And so she said, explain to me what's happening.

01:09:11.920 Why are you in this state?

01:09:13.740 And I was just like, well.

01:09:20.840 So I started to explain to her what was going on in my world.

01:09:25.100 And she said, okay, we'll stop right there. 0.90

01:09:28.660 And she goes, what did your pedophile abuser do to you? 0.94

01:09:36.060 Well, I said he used manipulation, coercion, lying, cheating. 0.94

01:09:44.140 She goes, who's that remind you of?

01:09:46.500 I said, the government. 0.97

01:09:49.800 So my pedophile abuser, the same tactics that my pedophile abuser used, 0.87

01:09:56.700 same tactics the government used to get us to lock down, 0.72

01:10:01.420 to take the jabs, to do all that.

01:10:05.160 And so I, you know, because I wasn't doing anything, you know, people started to

01:10:13.400 invite me to come on their podcasts. And so I, you know, being the vulnerable guy

01:10:19.260 I am and, you know, I'm willing to talk about anything. I'm not afraid to

01:10:24.840 talk about my experience with trauma. So I started to explain this, you know,

01:10:31.480 depressive state that I had just come out of and I don't know I was probably on four or five

01:10:38.540 different podcasts where I explained you know this this depression that I was experiencing

01:10:44.140 and sure enough my my phone absolutely blew up and people were saying well thank you for

01:10:54.840 explaining what's going on with me right now too you know

01:10:58.640 and it was amazing as soon as you know

01:11:02.700 the pandemic happened we saw a spike in mental illness

01:11:06.940 we saw a spike in opioid use you know

01:11:10.960 what I mean and so basically I

01:11:14.900 was experiencing trauma and

01:11:18.640 you know when you think about it who are the

01:11:22.260 Who's the biggest perpetrator of trauma on the planet?

01:11:28.820 It's government.

01:11:30.360 It's government, right?

01:11:32.760 If you can't afford to eat, put food on your table, that's trauma.

01:11:39.020 If you can't afford to put gas in your car, that's trauma, right?

01:11:44.920 And so there came a point where I had to decide

01:11:51.140 whether I was going to go all in on this

01:11:53.820 or I was going to be all out.

01:11:57.060 And I decided, you know,

01:11:59.140 and I made a promise to myself a long time ago

01:12:01.320 that if I saw abuse, I was going to call it out.

01:12:04.500 And so basically what you've seen from the last five years

01:12:07.580 of me on social media is I'm calling out abuse.

01:12:11.000 and it's systemic government abuse

01:12:15.160 and nobody talks about the psychology of the pandemic

01:12:20.100 because these people, these politicians 0.83

01:12:26.280 are master manipulators, master abusers

01:12:31.560 and we've all experienced the trauma

01:12:36.260 of systemic government abuse

01:12:39.760 and we you know

01:12:42.660 like I've been doing this for 16 years the last five years

01:12:46.640 I've never dealt with more suicidal people in the whole

01:12:50.600 entire time I've been doing this work right

01:12:53.280 and you know because what happens is

01:12:58.640 we get traumatized okay and that trauma

01:13:02.680 leaves us in emotional pain and suffering

01:13:05.520 and it's silent you can't see it right you can't see it

01:13:11.760 because we're all really good at wearing lipstick right

01:13:15.080 when we leave our houses we look together everything's great

01:13:19.420 you know how you doing I'm fine you know all this stuff

01:13:23.300 but when we experience emotional pain

01:13:27.200 what is emotional pain it's mental illness

01:13:30.280 right so then how are we going to deal with the with this pain and suffering that is left behind

01:13:41.580 from trauma well we're going to gravitate towards the dark side of life and we're going to get

01:13:47.220 involved in addictive behavior as a coping mechanism to suppress the emotional pain that

01:13:54.720 we're experiencing.

01:14:00.320 You guys all know Theo's story, right?

01:14:04.020 Graham James.

01:14:08.340 Still goes through some dark patches, but he doesn't get enough credit for everything

01:14:13.720 that he has done for people who have gone through that nightmare as children being abused

01:14:20.620 by adults people in power positions his situation happened in moose jaw happened in the 1980s

01:14:29.180 coach was graham james and he said you've got the talent to make the nhl kid you just got to listen

01:14:35.480 to me and that's where the grooming started theo explains the situation so well i'm gonna have to

01:14:42.060 get him back on the show at some point soon to talk about the grooming because it goes hand in

01:14:47.840 hand with what is going on today in schools and Theo will be the first one to tell you that

01:14:54.720 schools where they're grooming young children as a matter of fact here let me pull this up here

01:15:00.380 real quick look at this this was a leaked where is it here here it is this was a leaked email

01:15:07.580 oh it's going to be tough to read a leaked email that came out from the Winnipeg school division

01:15:11.760 today let me see if I can read this to you because you guys aren't going to be able to see that

01:15:15.320 i can barely see that so let me let me pull it up here this leaked email says

01:15:22.820 from the winnipeg school board from matt henderson superintendent he says based on direction from the

01:15:30.740 board of trustees and on the language used in donald trump's speech to congress last night

01:15:36.660 future professional development travel to the united states will now not be permitted

01:15:43.560 trips that have been previously planned are permitted but i encourage our staff to find

01:15:54.100 an alternative canadian experiences additionally all student travel to the united states is

01:15:59.780 canceled and future plans will not be permitted until further notice the safety of our learners

01:16:05.540 and staff is paramount and the president's divisive hateful and anti-democratic actions

01:16:11.280 and rhetoric presented danger to our community okay so what's your definition of anti-democratic

01:16:17.080 what has he done that is anti-democratic can anybody answer that

01:16:22.960 but yet that's the rhetoric that's coming from the hard left and this guy

01:16:30.560 is in charge of thousands of young people in the city of winnipeg he says i thank you for

01:16:38.100 your understanding should you have any questions or concerns please contact your principal or

01:16:42.100 direct supervisor again matt henderson superintendent of the winnipeg school division

01:16:47.420 and from what i've found out ever since putting that email up on facebook and on x today it's

01:16:53.800 happening all over the city it's happening in different places across the country so if you

01:16:58.540 have kids or grandkids going to school you might want to look into whether or not their travel to

01:17:03.540 the united states has been canceled they may have had plans to go down to florida or maybe for a

01:17:10.340 hockey game or whatever and now no so see if you can find out that is absolutely ridiculous

01:17:19.620 anti-democratic what what has donald trump done that's been anti-democratic i don't know that

01:17:25.500 he's done anything that's been anti-democratic everything he's doing he promised he was going

01:17:30.260 to do during the election campaign staying with the child abuse issue this story comes from cbc

01:17:37.100 it was also published uh on the ap and the cp more than 100 arrested in canada-wide child

01:17:45.020 exploitation operation police say this came out last week rcmp say sweep known as project steel

01:17:52.440 identified dozens of victims and guys this is just a drop in the bucket police say they have

01:18:00.440 made more than 100 arrests and laid more than 300 charges in a major national child exploitation

01:18:07.240 operation with some help from device sniffing dogs representatives of the rcmp and other police

01:18:13.180 forces provided an update last week on wednesday on a project aimed at protecting children from

01:18:18.500 sexual abuse rcmp inspector matthew gerard told a news conference the recent sweep known as project

01:18:24.020 steel led to the identification of dozens of victims and 37 children being safeguarded from

01:18:30.420 harm a total of 1132 electronic devices were seized the charges laid so far include possession

01:18:37.180 distribution and accessing child pornography there was a child in kingston ontario 16 years old

01:18:45.300 name protected right now anyway who was arrested in this sweep a 16 year old kid was involved in

01:18:53.980 this gerard said these numbers are preliminary and there are hundreds of ongoing investigations

01:19:00.900 he said child protection requires a joint approach involving law enforcement government

01:19:05.580 non-governmental organizations and technology companies working together oh right so that

01:19:10.480 means censorship. Public awareness always plays a vital role in protecting children, blah, blah,

01:19:15.560 blah. Project Steel brought together 63 law enforcement partners from across the country,

01:19:21.240 led by the OPP, the QPP, and the RCMP's National Child Exploitation Crime Center. Gerard said,

01:19:27.980 or sorry, the officer in charge of operations at the RCMP Center praised officers for doing the

01:19:32.600 very difficult work of investigating exploitation. Every day, police personnel across Canada are

01:19:38.640 working hard to help children detective andrew ulok of the peel regional police internet child

01:19:46.040 exploitation unit brought along harley a four-year-old labrador retriever trained to

01:19:50.280 sniff out cell phones computers thumb drives and small digital cards anything that can store

01:19:55.500 data she can detect by scent ulok said once police have finished searching premises for

01:20:02.020 digital devices that might contain images of child exploitation it's harley's turn to look

01:20:06.900 it's important we don't miss devices

01:20:09.400 because missed devices means

01:20:11.140 missed evidence and missed evidence

01:20:13.000 can also mean a missed victim that we would have had

01:20:15.120 a chance to otherwise identify

01:20:17.060 and save

01:20:17.940 in the last two years Harley has found devices

01:20:21.220 that investigators missed in

01:20:22.860 about 60% of searches

01:20:24.880 conducted under a warrant he said

01:20:26.720 Harley also provides needed emotional

01:20:29.080 support those of us who work in this field

01:20:31.220 of internet child exploitation

01:20:32.720 we're all vulnerable to

01:20:34.200 vicarious trauma 0.96

01:20:35.980 so having a dog a companion a co-worker like harley who's in our office every day she has 0.65

01:20:41.600 full run of the office she lightens the load for us she improves the mood project steel is ongoing 1.00

01:20:47.880 wow that's crazy we're going to delve into child exploitation tonight and depopulation

01:20:56.360 on the extension on shadow davis.com in just a couple of minutes want to thank brett sears for

01:21:02.400 joining the show tonight uh the work brett that you were doing if you're still watching right now

01:21:07.300 is absolutely invaluable hopefully and you know i mean like you said earlier it's going to be tough

01:21:14.740 with these redactions because we don't know what they've redacted they claim that it's about

01:21:22.320 personal privacy but who knows it could be about something else that they don't want leaking to

01:21:27.040 the public but hopefully they miss some things that you and your people find find brett on x

01:21:34.220 all right it's brett with one t so at brett b-r-e-t underscore sears on x you can message

01:21:43.820 him there if you have the time and the inclination to go ahead and try and break down a thousand

01:21:50.120 pages of teresa tam's emails and who knows what you're going to find in there i mean you may not

01:21:54.940 find anything about the injections the mrna injections but you might find something else

01:22:00.060 something that donald best found last week was the story about the inuit children being

01:22:04.920 subjected to vaccination experiments without parental consent or knowledge an rsv an experimental

01:22:13.200 rsv vaccine apparently this has been going on for a while health care workers up in the north

01:22:18.360 were concerned because there was no permission given,

01:22:22.320 there was no consent,

01:22:25.240 there was no knowledge of any of this,

01:22:28.760 and they brought it to the attention of the authorities

01:22:32.360 and were never, ever answered.

01:22:36.060 Could there be criminal charges filed on this?

01:22:39.260 There should be.

01:22:40.700 I don't see why there wouldn't be.

01:22:42.620 So there could be more information like that in these emails.

01:22:46.260 Again, find Brett on X at Brett1T underscore Sears.

01:22:52.120 All right, that's it for the social media part of the show tonight, you guys.

01:22:55.300 I'll catch you tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Central for another Shadow at Night livestream.

01:23:00.000 For you all accessors, I'll catch you on ShadowDavis.com and in the Telegram group, which is Shadow at Night Community, in two minutes' time.

01:23:08.640 I'll be right back.

01:23:09.580 Love you all.

01:23:10.600 Appreciate you all.

01:23:11.680 Bye for now.

01:23:16.260 We'll be right back.

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The Shadoe Davis Show - March 11, 2025

March 10th⧸2025- Guest Bret Sears who filed a FOI Request for PHAC Emails & got them!

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