The Shadoe Davis Show - March 17th⧸2025- Is Mark Carney Acting Outside the Boundaries of Canadian Law？

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00:05:00.000 hello everybody welcome to shadow at night this is monday march the 17th 2025 and on the show

00:05:18.240 tonight mark carney is he acting outside the boundaries of canadian law with what he's been

00:05:24.320 doing so far as the prime minister as the prime minister and the reasons that he should not be

00:05:30.440 it's not about law well maybe it is in some respects it's more about convention and that's

00:05:37.320 one of the main problems with our system the westminster parliamentary system is it's based

00:05:42.500 upon conventions which are not actually established as law or even constitutional law

00:05:51.340 It's just an idea of what you should and shouldn't do lest you be caught doing something bad.

00:05:57.580 But these liberals for the past 10 or so years really don't care about that.

00:06:01.920 They don't care about convention.

00:06:03.200 They don't care about the way things used to be.

00:06:05.260 We're progressives and we're going to be progressing forward and we have to bastardize the system.

00:06:09.460 Then that's exactly what we're going to do.

00:06:11.060 For example, right now, Mark Carney should not be acting as prime minister in Europe.

00:06:15.860 Yet there he is holding press conferences and meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Francois whatever.

00:06:26.160 What's his last name?

00:06:27.300 I was going to say Mitterrand, but that's like years ago.

00:06:30.060 French President Macron, right, Emmanuel Macron.

00:06:35.120 He shouldn't be doing that.

00:06:37.220 He can't do anything for them.

00:06:40.940 They can't do anything for him.

00:06:42.640 He can't accept any.

00:06:43.720 He can't make any deals.

00:06:44.900 He can't make any bargains.

00:06:47.000 He shouldn't be acting as prime minister until he meets, faces, the House of Commons and gains their confidence.

00:06:56.500 And Parliament is suspended up until next Monday.

00:07:00.260 We're going to see what happens.

00:07:01.960 It's going to be a very interesting couple of weeks in Canadian politics.

00:07:04.960 But definitely our system needs to change.

00:07:07.120 And we're going to go into that later on tonight. 0.99

00:07:10.140 Also, Candace Malcolm of now Juno News used to be True North.

00:07:14.320 now it's juno news she put out a piece regarding carnie's daughter slash son

00:07:21.000 receiving gender treatment at tavistock institute in the uk the now discredited tavistock institute

00:07:29.060 and the left is losing their minds about this right now on x i sent her a message candace

00:07:35.440 earlier this afternoon saying never back down from the mob don't retract the story don't take

00:07:43.500 it down leave it up even national post columnists and reporters are giving her a hard time about

00:07:49.780 this this is not news this is character assassination no it's not it goes to mark

00:07:56.380 carney's character and decision making as a matter of fact sending an underage child

00:08:02.020 to a gender reassignment institute is not what i call good parenting and possibly this could come

00:08:10.840 out as an election issue. I'm not saying it will, but could. Only if Pierre Polyev has the cojones

00:08:19.060 to be able to say, you know what, this is absolutely ridiculous, all of this nonsense, 0.99

00:08:23.260 which is a winner. It's a winner. Billboard Chris, he was on the show last year and he told me, he 0.93

00:08:29.200 said, you know, Shadow, I stand on street corners in every major city in the world with the billboard

00:08:35.880 on saying genital mutilation for teenagers is wrong that kind of thing and 99 percent of the

00:08:45.240 people agree with him 99.9 percent of the people agree with him he does get attacked occasionally

00:08:50.940 by the weird fascists on the left but for the most part he's saying 99.9 percent of the people

00:08:58.180 agree with him it's a winner it's a political winner and yet for some reason the politicians

00:09:02.520 in this country anyhow are afraid to even bring it up and when they are asked that question they

00:09:07.520 kind of stumble and stammer and try and find their way around it they weasel around it's no good you

00:09:11.920 have to stand up and say this is not right man this is the same situation that we experienced

00:09:17.500 with the bulimia epidemic social contagion back in the 1990s it's the same thing and there's so

00:09:23.880 much proof to back that up anyhow we're going to cover that a little bit later on in the show

00:09:30.720 tonight as well now tomorrow night i'm gonna wait on this one over the weekend our friends

00:09:37.480 greg wycliffe and jason levine held a 12-hour marathon in support of our friend greg

00:09:45.900 arcade greg is a country music singer and he's been diagnosed with brain cancer

00:09:54.380 so there's a give send go up for him not for him you'll find out from watching this video i suppose

00:10:02.480 for his family

00:10:04.780 they set out with a goal initially of five thousand dollars and since then because of the

00:10:12.320 the marathon that jason and greg did on the weekend and i was proud to be a very small part

00:10:17.600 of that as well and some other very familiar faces that you know i streamed the whole thing

00:10:22.340 live on on my facebook platform because i felt it was definitely worthwhile this guy has done

00:10:28.260 so much greg has done so much for people behind the scenes you see aside from being a country

00:10:35.140 music artist and an award-winning one at that he's also a genius when it comes to music production

00:10:41.020 and website production and he's helped so many of your favorite independent media in the past

00:10:49.080 few years, get their shows on the air, and some other things, that it's time for us to step up

00:10:56.100 and help him up. So as you can see, excuse me, they have far exceeded their goal of $5,000. Now

00:11:03.800 at $20,754, Greg is going to lose work over this. He may not survive this. It's brain cancer and

00:11:10.660 it's bad. And his family, his wife and young daughter, 18-month-old daughter, are going to

00:11:19.400 need our help. I'm going to play the entire video here. This is 12 minutes long. The give, send,

00:11:27.420 go links are in the comments on Rumble and on Facebook and on YouTube and on X, I believe.

00:11:35.420 And if not, I will put them there. So here's Greg Arcade telling us the bad news.

00:11:40.660 It's been a while since I've talked to you guys and I'm just going to out and say I have

00:12:02.780 cancer. I have, it's brain cancer, we're not certain if it's one thing or the

00:12:23.020 other but it's bad he went into the hospital on Sunday and last last night

00:12:37.720 which, Thursday, I, uh, I was home.

00:12:53.120 They're going to do a biopsy

00:12:57.440 because it's one or the other, but it's bad.

00:13:05.740 Um, I'm going to fight it, and, uh, with all my heart.

00:13:16.800 when it started

00:13:24.820 it was a couple weeks ago

00:13:27.380 but it was just like

00:13:30.880 texting

00:13:31.860 it was like oh wow

00:13:36.580 I'm tired

00:13:37.440 and then

00:13:39.580 Tuesday last week

00:13:43.900 still like wow I'm tired

00:13:46.500 I've been working out at the gym with the office

00:13:54.900 and then

00:13:57.340 Friday and like headache and

00:14:03.060 I was like oh this is this bad

00:14:06.520 I'm just gonna go home

00:14:08.980 grab some snacks

00:14:10.980 fetch out on the couch. And it didn't get worse, the headache went away, but

00:14:28.740 my wife was like, I got a bad feeling about this, so I went to the hospital.

00:14:40.980 I confirmed with my friend who doesn't, you know, I'd like the hospital.

00:14:50.080 And it was about 6 a.m. when they told me.

00:15:01.940 I had a lot of family, friends.

00:15:05.100 stop, stop by, uh, and so they did, uh, not to get too technical, but they'd, uh, did,

00:15:25.240 my dog's barking outside

00:15:32.540 it's a little

00:15:35.100 difficult

00:15:39.220 but

00:15:41.180 they did

00:15:45.620 several CAT scans

00:15:47.720 MRI

00:15:49.080 I go in for a biopsy on Monday, so we can really get hit, really get hit, and we'll fight it.

00:16:12.720 Um, I'm making this video if there's anyone, uh, who there's, if there's anyone who wishes

00:16:28.720 to make a donation, we've got a give, send, go.

00:16:35.720 Um, so that's going to be there. And whatever you get, it's, it's to mainly help with, uh, cause I'm going to lose work off of this.

00:16:52.920 But to mainly help on living expenses and treatment and just comfortability, I guess.

00:17:21.500 it's really it's for living expenses and treatment

00:17:26.020 what I'm going to do is

00:17:30.600 I'm going to do the distro kid

00:17:34.620 and

00:17:36.340 give me a sec

00:17:42.740 I'm going to do the distro kid

00:17:51.440 or something similar

00:17:53.840 where I can put on

00:17:55.560 the

00:17:56.460 thing

00:18:00.620 I'm sorry

00:18:09.600 the baby was crying

00:18:11.180 but

00:18:14.200 I know

00:18:17.160 I

00:18:20.940 that I can fight this, and anything I help will just give us a few months like rent and living expenses.

00:18:50.940 I'm going to put my records up on DistroKid or something similar.

00:19:04.500 So it's going to go to my wife's funds.

00:19:20.940 And that way, if something happens to me, you know, something, I can go to her as well.

00:19:37.640 And, uh, and, uh, some, I want to say thank you to all of you.

00:20:02.400 I really wanted to

00:20:08.200 just be a homesteader

00:20:13.640 and

00:20:14.220 and do the things

00:20:21.360 I wanted with my daughter or other children

00:20:25.580 but right now

00:20:29.280 that's on hold

00:20:30.280 And hopefully I'll do something in the future.

00:20:41.780 But, uh, um, I, uh, I'm not scared for me.

00:21:06.900 just scared that my wife and my child could potentially be, I would not be

00:21:28.060 advocating for them. So anyway, that's what I think is has to be said. The baby

00:21:52.440 Brian, remind the baby, the baby crying got the best of me there.

00:22:11.180 But at the same time, that's the sweetest sound in the world.

00:22:41.180 so i put the link for this give send go which includes the video here that i've just played

00:22:50.600 for you into the comments of all of the social media streams that you're watching on tonight

00:22:58.500 if you can't find the link all you need to do if you want to give something is just type into a

00:23:07.500 search greg arcade give send go the page will pop up and you'll be able to tell it's the right one

00:23:18.500 because it's got this video right on it so i'm going to play the rest of this it's about a minute

00:23:25.720 and a half and then we're going to get into the show and um we are going to go a little bit long

00:23:30.940 tonight on socials okay let's continue so uh uh no matter what happens to me um

00:23:41.940 um keep uh

00:23:49.940 keep on keeping on

00:23:54.680 um because uh

00:24:00.940 the world's got to keep moving

00:24:04.180 and you guys

00:24:07.080 got to keep moving too

00:24:09.360 and

00:24:11.480 I guess

00:24:16.960 there's just one

00:24:19.460 thing left to do

00:24:22.920 it's

00:24:24.100 grand gestures

00:24:28.520 as I am.

00:24:52.900 Let's get this over with.

00:24:54.900 and

00:24:57.340 I'll have

00:25:00.580 some updates.

00:25:05.420 Okay.

00:25:06.920 Bye.

00:25:10.480 Okay, so there it is.

00:25:13.300 Give, send, go, Greg Arcade.

00:25:18.420 That's a man.

00:25:24.900 that's a man

00:25:30.420 who is scared more for his family

00:25:36.360 his little girl and his wife

00:25:40.000 than he is for himself

00:25:41.040 that's a man

00:25:49.180 one thing about Greg

00:25:50.460 is that he never asked

00:25:53.180 for anything in the services he provided to people.

00:25:59.460 He took what was offered,

00:26:02.040 but he never asked for anything.

00:26:07.620 And some of the music that he made

00:26:09.440 and hopefully will make in the future,

00:26:12.940 it's really good.

00:26:13.680 Like I said, he's an award-winning

00:26:16.620 Canadian country musician

00:26:18.380 based out of Manitoba.

00:26:20.840 So if there's anything that you guys can get, five, ten bucks, whatever it is, it all adds up over the course of time, and his family is going to need that help.

00:26:34.420 So thank you.

00:26:37.160 Tomorrow night on the show, I was contacted out of the blue today, Dr. Anne-Marie Yim.

00:26:46.860 Now, I want to get this right.

00:26:50.660 I spoke to her on the phone for about a half an hour this afternoon.

00:26:56.840 Dr. Yim holds a doctorate in organic chemistry

00:26:59.820 and is a researcher at the university,

00:27:02.400 or at least was a researcher at the University of Michigan

00:27:05.540 with experience in cancerology.

00:27:09.960 Anne-Marie Yim is also a patent engineer and lawyer.

00:27:13.680 She's received several awards for her work, notably in 2001-2008.

00:27:17.800 She founded Lux Synapse Sciences and Language Tutoring in 2018

00:27:22.780 to help students with academic difficulties in secondary schools.

00:27:26.740 You're not going to be able to find much online regarding Dr. Anne-Marie Yim,

00:27:32.480 and what you do find will be in a different language.

00:27:35.340 Most of the interviews that she's done over the course of the last three years have been in French.

00:27:40.960 She lives in Luxembourg currently.

00:27:43.940 Like I said, I spoke to her on the phone this afternoon,

00:27:46.640 and her life is under threat constantly.

00:27:52.860 Many of the colleagues that she's worked with

00:27:55.180 these past two or three years

00:27:56.460 have died suddenly and quickly

00:27:58.480 and accidentally, quote unquote.

00:28:01.760 She's received many death threats

00:28:04.340 and she's had several attempts on her life

00:28:07.100 as she said to me on the telephone this afternoon.

00:28:10.420 And the reason for this 0.98

00:28:11.420 is because she started an investigation

00:28:16.240 into the contents of a certain injection 0.70

00:28:19.620 that many, many, many people received

00:28:22.440 over the course of the past two or three years,

00:28:25.100 and some are still receiving.

00:28:26.200 And she discovered a certain ingredient

00:28:30.500 that is self-assembling.

00:28:36.260 And we've talked about that in the past as well.

00:28:39.480 So when I told her this afternoon,

00:28:41.420 I said, Dr. Yim, this is nothing new.

00:28:43.380 We've known about this for a while.

00:28:44.800 It's confirmed, she said,

00:28:46.240 it's confirmed. And then she proceeded to tell me some of the things that this technology can,

00:28:53.360 in fact, do. Things that we have only suspected that it could do up until

00:28:59.640 we hear from Dr. Yim tomorrow night. Now, because of the gravity of the situation that she faces,

00:29:08.580 and because of the extraordinary information we'll be providing tomorrow night in this interview,

00:29:13.700 It will not be available on YouTube, and I am strongly considering removing it from Facebook

00:29:21.300 tomorrow night as well. I'll be recording this interview with Dr. Yim tomorrow afternoon at

00:29:26.920 two o'clock central time for air tomorrow night. It's possible I may have the time to edit certain

00:29:33.320 things that she says or bleep out certain things she says so as not to offend the algorithms on

00:29:39.560 either one of those two platforms I just mentioned so you guys can hear it, but I believe it's

00:29:43.620 important that you get to hear the entire unedited conversation. So I'm still weighing

00:29:50.560 these possibilities. One way or the other, this interview will air tomorrow night at

00:29:58.440 eight o'clock central on maybe not all, but definitely, excuse me, some of my social media

00:30:05.080 platforms. So if you're not following this show on X or on Rumble, I suggest you start.

00:30:13.620 And if you're not a member of ShadowDavis.com, I suggest you become one.

00:30:20.640 Full, completely unedited interview with Dr. Yim will be available there, definitely.

00:30:26.460 If it stretches to two or three hours, then the entire thing will be available on the website.

00:30:32.460 Also join the Shadow at Night community on Telegram.

00:30:36.600 Dr. Anne-Marie Yim is on the show tomorrow night.

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00:33:12.540 Mark Carney, the new unelected prime minister of our country,

00:33:16.960 has taken a state visit to Europe to discuss whatever, strategies, I suppose,

00:33:23.640 in a, what did he call it, an alliance of the willing today in terms of helping Ukraine.

00:33:29.340 So he met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the French guy there.

00:33:33.680 President Macron. And he spoke to the media as well. And here he is thanking the King for greeting

00:33:42.200 him today. You know, I want to begin by expressing my deep gratitude to His Majesty King Charles III

00:33:49.540 for his warm welcome and gracious hospitality that he showed me, he showed Canada with today's

00:33:56.560 audience. Also want to thank Prime Minister Starmer for a valuable discussion on how our

00:34:02.560 long-standing economic and security partnership can help build growth, prosperity, and security

00:34:11.060 for our citizens today.

00:34:12.800 Canada and the United Kingdom share a history, we share values, we share a sovereign.

00:34:20.040 And those shared values between Canada and the United Kingdom, they are demonstrated

00:34:26.540 through the leadership of Prime Minister Starmer, President Macron, and Canada's participation

00:34:33.260 in the Coalition of the Willing for Ukraine, advancing the support for Ukraine is very

00:34:42.460 necessary.

00:34:43.460 You may have seen that I have invited President Zelensky to the G7.

00:34:48.100 I look forward to hosting him in Canada in June.

00:34:52.040 There are a host of other measures that we are taking as part of the Coalition of Willing

00:34:55.820 to support that. He can't do that. I'll explain why in just a second. He is not supposed to be

00:35:04.940 acting outside of normal circumstances unless there's an emergency declared. Have you seen

00:35:10.640 an emergency declared? Has anybody said emergency? Emergency? Or is maybe the COVID emergency still

00:35:16.780 in effect? I don't know. Was it ever rescinded? Mark Carney. Unbelievable. Should not be speaking

00:35:24.780 on behalf of canadians anywhere from left-wing corporate global news carney says trump must

00:35:30.480 stop 50 first state threats before u.s trade talks can continue maybe that's why he's in europe

00:35:36.700 instead of the united states trying to get donald trump to stop the tariffs here is carney talking

00:35:43.180 about just that and correct me if i'm wrong but i note a hint of arrogance watch closed doors did

00:35:52.220 any of the leaders you met with today offer assurances that they would have Canada's back

00:35:58.160 if Donald Trump uses greater economic force or more to annex or absorb Canada?

00:36:04.000 Well, I would know, look, let me state the obvious, which is that both, all of us are

00:36:12.940 members of NATO. All of us have respect to Article 5 of NATO. So the or more part of

00:36:20.040 your question is unthinkable. What we did discuss is, particularly with France, is deeper

00:36:30.000 security and military cooperation, which is in the interest of overall global security.

00:36:36.380 And we did discuss, in both cases, deepening of our economic ties. Thank you.

00:36:42.580 Prime Minister Mike Lupiter with CTV News. I take your point earlier on a number of our allies

00:36:46.780 talking about our sovereignty today but nobody's come out forcefully and said

00:36:52.120 those comments about the 51st state are just not on do you think that our

00:36:57.040 traditional allies are not sticking their necks out because they're

00:37:00.580 concerned that if they say something that will anger President Trump that

00:37:04.240 they'll be next I think I think I would take seriously what the Prime Minister

00:37:12.580 the united kingdom said today i look i don't think one needs uh to respond to every um comment

00:37:21.540 about another country look we can we can stand up for ourselves

00:37:26.420 it's canada strong we can stand up for ourselves we've called out those comments they're disrespectful

00:37:33.380 they're not helpful and they need to stop before and they they will have to stop before we sit down

00:37:38.580 and have a conversation about our broader our broader partnership with the united states

00:37:43.140 uh but we're canada we don't need other people to come to our aid come on

00:37:53.380 did he just lay conditions down on donald trump

00:37:59.700 we're canada we don't need people to come to our aid we're canada we're canada hey look man you

00:38:03.780 know what i'm proud of this country like anybody else and this is the mistake that a lot of people

00:38:08.260 are making they're letting their emotions dictate what they say and they should stop and think

00:38:14.720 before they say anything on social media or anywhere else for that matter i don't care how

00:38:19.800 many people they think they've got behind them bottom line is canada cannot stand on its own

00:38:24.700 two feet and that has been clearly demonstrated in the last month and a half without the united

00:38:29.560 states canada ceases to exist as a country sorry to tell you but that's just the way it is mark 0.90

00:38:36.680 Carney is, in fact, arrogant. 0.58

00:38:39.300 Look at him losing it 0.97

00:38:40.600 with a left-wing corporate media reporter.

00:38:44.440 Hello.

00:38:45.300 Mr. Carney, Stephanie Levitz with Globe and Mail.

00:38:47.780 We understand that you have now placed your assets

00:38:50.120 in a blind trust,

00:38:51.340 so you don't know what's happening to them going forward,

00:38:54.700 but you knew what they were going into that blind trust.

00:38:57.800 So what are they?

00:39:00.140 Look, Stephanie,

00:39:02.060 I follow the rules of the ethics commissioner. 1.00

00:39:06.800 All right, so first, look, Stephanie, like she's some child that needs to be admonished.

00:39:12.500 I'm following them well in advance of any of the requirements, as you know, because I know you know this,

00:39:19.180 you know that these requirements come into effect.

00:39:22.080 And now he's walking it back a little bit, trying to be more gracious and cordial.

00:39:25.820 In months, we're talking days after I became prime minister.

00:39:30.600 So I'm complying with the rules of the ethics commissioner, going through the processes and all the things that are necessary.

00:39:37.440 The rules say that those assets should be publicly disclosed within 120 days, which means you'll campaign in a coming federal election, most likely within the next 120 days, and are serving as prime minister now, with Canadians not being aware of what potential conflicts of interest you've sought to avoid.

00:39:53.540 What possible conflict would you have, Stephanie?

00:39:55.300 Stephanie, I'm complying with the rules.

00:39:57.240 I'm complying with the rules in advance.

00:39:59.160 Here he is.

00:40:00.600 True colors are coming out.

00:40:03.360 Point for you now.

00:40:04.620 Are you saying you are not open to any conflict of interest?

00:40:08.140 Yes.

00:40:08.460 You said most of the time, like in the private sector,

00:40:11.020 there's no possible conflict of interest in your assets.

00:40:14.600 It's very difficult to believe.

00:40:17.880 Look inside yourself, Rosemary.

00:40:20.120 I mean, you start from a...

00:40:22.980 What? What? What?

00:40:24.720 Look inside yourself?

00:40:26.880 And now he's accusing her in a very roundabout way of

00:40:30.320 having some kind of confirmation bias.

00:40:32.620 A prior of conflict and ill will.

00:40:41.560 He's actually accusing a CBC journalist,

00:40:45.540 Rosemary Barton in this case,

00:40:47.280 of having ill will towards a liberal prime minister.

00:40:51.840 That's astonishing.

00:40:53.120 In the private sector.

00:40:54.420 I have stood up for Canada.

00:40:56.420 I have left my roles in the private sector

00:40:59.880 at a time of crisis for our country.

00:41:04.020 Like, I'm the only man that can get us through this.

00:41:07.640 I left my roles in the private sector to lead Canada out of this mess in this time of crisis

00:41:13.480 with the windbag Donald Trump in the United States,

00:41:17.080 is essentially what he's saying.

00:41:19.960 He believes he's anointed.

00:41:21.340 I'm complying with all the rules.

00:41:24.920 Your line of questioning is trying to invent new rules.

00:41:27.940 I'm complying with the rules.

00:41:29.180 that Parliament has laid out

00:41:32.120 and the responsibilities of the Ethics Commissioner.

00:41:36.020 And I will continue to comply with those rules.

00:41:41.220 She's not trying to invent new rules,

00:41:43.720 and far be it from me to defend a CBC journalist,

00:41:46.500 but she is asking,

00:41:48.100 and a Globe and Mail journalist for that matter,

00:41:50.060 but she is asking a very valid question.

00:41:53.500 Do you expect us to believe

00:41:55.520 there are no conflicts of interest in this blind trust

00:41:58.420 that you've put all of your assets into.

00:42:01.220 Like we're just supposed to take your word for it?

00:42:03.080 We don't even know you.

00:42:03.980 We don't even know where you live.

00:42:05.180 Do you live in Canada?

00:42:06.120 How many houses do you have?

00:42:07.940 Do you live in the UK?

00:42:09.280 You've got a passport for the UK.

00:42:10.900 Do you live in Ireland?

00:42:11.840 Because you've got a passport for there too.

00:42:14.980 Who are you, man?

00:42:18.620 And don't get snippy with me.

00:42:21.400 You're unelected.

00:42:22.460 You know what?

00:42:23.620 If you're elected with a strong mandate

00:42:25.500 from the people of Canada,

00:42:26.620 then maybe you can get snippy with reporters every now and again.

00:42:30.020 Maybe if you had a strong lead in the polls, you don't,

00:42:33.280 even though the polls show that there is a tightening there.

00:42:35.580 I don't believe that at all.

00:42:38.660 National Telegraph guy on YouTube is a good one to watch for that.

00:42:42.820 Mark Carney, after one, two, he marched in the St. Patrick's Day Parade,

00:42:48.000 I think it was in Montreal yesterday, for a couple of hours,

00:42:51.080 and people there seem to love him for whatever reason.

00:42:54.140 Mark Carney has been the prime minister unelected,

00:42:56.560 appointed prime minister of this country for one, two, three, four days.

00:43:00.400 And he's already got that attitude?

00:43:03.240 That's astonishing.

00:43:04.500 Here he is talking about the carbon tax,

00:43:06.900 even though apparently he signed a law the other day,

00:43:10.240 or at least that's what the liberals want us to believe,

00:43:12.660 that cancels the carbon tax.

00:43:14.640 Watch this.

00:43:15.160 In Canada today, your political opponent, Mr. Polyev,

00:43:19.180 said that he would ask the industrial price on carbon.

00:43:22.160 And I'd like to understand from you, if you think that at this time with all the threats

00:43:28.180 against many of our big mainstay industries, which also are large emitters, if you think

00:43:33.600 that your plan to tax them remains a viable and publicly supported plan?

00:43:40.740 Yeah.

00:43:41.800 So our plan, and in fact the regime that's in place in Canada, and a variant of this

00:43:49.540 regime uh is in place there are some variances you know tonda between the provinces but a variant of

00:43:55.700 this linked to california regime when you hear the word regime he's not a politician he's using

00:44:04.420 words that he shouldn't be using regime to me sounds like a dictatorship upon first hearing

00:44:11.680 now i understand what he's talking about the regime the plan the implementation the structure

00:44:15.840 all of that that's what he's referring to but when he uses the word regime it does not sound

00:44:22.240 good to the common voter which is good for us in place with uh quebec and british columbia is to

00:44:29.040 have a form of price for the largest on carbon uh for the largest emitters uh said differently the

00:44:36.560 largest polluters now what we are doing is uh changing that system or improving that system

00:44:44.640 system, so that the price that's paid can be reduced by so-called carbon credits that

00:44:53.860 are allocated.

00:44:54.860 We are adding additional ones, we will be adding additional ones that ensure that the

00:45:01.320 polluters are paying so that Canadians can receive support to reduce their own emissions.

00:45:08.200 So it's a more efficient system, it works better for the large polluters, it works better

00:45:13.080 for Canadians.

00:45:14.080 And it also is a system that recognizes the new trading reality.

00:45:19.460 So let's – we have to be able to connect the dots, something that the opposition is

00:45:23.920 totally incapable of doing, proving themselves totally incapable of doing.

00:45:28.560 So on the one hand, we have our largest trading partner, as we've been discussing, attacking

00:45:34.200 us, putting tariffs on us.

00:45:36.420 On the other hand, we have the opportunity to diversify trade.

00:45:41.240 Guess what one of the requirements is to diversify trade to the European Union?

00:45:45.100 Guess what one of the requirements is to diversify trade to the United Kingdom?

00:45:48.640 Guess what one of the requirements will be to diversify trade to emerging Asia?

00:45:54.480 Is to have a form of price on carbon.

00:45:57.980 So we...

00:45:58.980 And who...

00:45:59.980 Wait a minute, wait a minute.

00:46:00.980 Hold on.

00:46:01.980 Sorry, I'm sorry about that.

00:46:02.980 Whose rule is that exactly?

00:46:06.400 Is it his rule, or did somebody else come up with this?

00:46:11.760 Is he talking about, okay, so in order to trade with the U.K.,

00:46:14.260 you have to have a carbon tariff or a carbon tax?

00:46:16.480 Same with France, same with Australia, same with Eastern Europe.

00:46:19.380 Is that what he's saying?

00:46:20.700 Because this is the first I'm hearing of it.

00:46:22.440 ...form of price on carbon.

00:46:24.440 So we are able to think one step ahead.

00:46:27.220 We're able to go out and see the world.

00:46:29.100 We're able to help Canadian companies prepare.

00:46:31.880 And you know what's going to happen five years, ten years from now?

00:46:35.340 if i have the pleasure of being in front of you you'll be asking me the question if we didn't do

00:46:42.180 this if we didn't help our companies get more prepared the americans are going to start caring

00:46:47.480 about this again they have elections every four years they cared a great deal about this three

00:46:53.300 months ago now all of a sudden they don't care about it they're going to care about it again

00:46:56.900 no they won't now i think what's going to happen is a culture change in the united states right

00:47:13.940 i'm not saying that people need to go back to polluting and destroying the lakes and river

00:47:18.460 systems and all of that stuff because that was brutal now that that kind of stuff when you see

00:47:23.500 dead fish floating on. I mean, that stuff is bad. But what they're talking about here

00:47:27.500 is a regime that will limit our freedom, plain and simple. We know this. We've known this for

00:47:38.580 a very long time. Mark Carney has been one of the masterminds of this. He has been out there

00:47:43.500 on the front lines with the United Nations and the World Economic Forum as an ambassador of climate

00:47:48.180 for the past three, four years.

00:47:51.280 And now it's time for the next phase.

00:47:54.060 That's why he is the prime minister right now.

00:47:56.560 It has nothing to do with anything other than

00:47:58.420 it's time for them to bring in the next phase.

00:48:01.900 What are we going to do about it?

00:48:04.540 Interestingly, you know, I was talking to some people today and yesterday.

00:48:07.860 Well, Shadow, we're getting the convoy together.

00:48:10.020 I said, oh, really?

00:48:12.060 And what do you plan to do?

00:48:14.480 Well, we're going to roll across the country.

00:48:16.220 i said okay so maybe what we need to do is make canadians understand exactly what's going on here

00:48:24.780 first that mark carney is not getting rid of anything he hasn't gotten rid of anything he's

00:48:30.560 only going to make things worse he just said it right there in the clip i played for you guys

00:48:35.220 and we'll explain how he's been lying to canada in the next couple of minutes but first pierre

00:48:41.560 poly have held a popcorn fart press conference this morning where he talked

00:48:45.400 about removing

00:48:46.480 once and for all the carbon tax from everything not just from small and

00:48:50.480 medium-sized retailers and businesses but from industry but from everything

00:48:54.280 else and using technology to fight climate change

00:48:58.580 and then some local reporters in bank leak hill which is the town

00:49:02.400 directly between montreal and ottawa started asking him some ridiculous

00:49:06.520 questions listen to this miss uh... james morgan i'm from the review

00:49:09.840 I know many of the people standing behind you, sir,

00:49:12.680 may even live in this community and read our

00:49:14.680 paper.

00:49:15.880 Anyway, I appreciate your commitment and your

00:49:18.380 statements on economic sovereignty and approaching

00:49:21.780 this tariff situation from that.

00:49:24.220 Do you have any ideas though on cultural

00:49:26.960 sovereignty to strengthen that, to complement the

00:49:30.120 ideas on economics?

00:49:31.900 I'm thinking of things like the

00:49:33.860 government, the government, the government,

00:49:35.860 the government, the government, the government,

00:49:38.000 I'm thinking of things like continued support for local journalism or local broadcasting.

00:49:45.600 Yes, we are strong supporters of local journalism and local media.

00:49:50.860 And we will make sure that, for example, local media, independent outlets get their fair share of government advertising.

00:49:59.040 I also think we need a renewed commitment to celebrating our heritage and our identity.

00:50:05.880 over the last 10 years there's been a tendency to tear down our statues change the names of

00:50:12.460 different public monuments in order to cancel our history i think that has weakened the bonds that

00:50:19.820 used to tie us together i believe that we should celebrate our history we should honor our first

00:50:25.240 prime minister john a mcdonald without whom we would not have a canada today his vision of an

00:50:29.640 east-west nation is really now more than ever needed. So we will be naming public monuments

00:50:36.900 after him and many of our other historical figures. We will put a renewed focus on celebrating

00:50:44.460 the military history, the extremely proud military history that we have over a century of defending

00:50:50.920 freedom at home and around the world. We will ensure that our young people have chances to

00:50:56.880 participate in that history by expanding, for example, the Cadet Corps and other programs that

00:51:02.840 bring our people together from coast to coast to coast to coast. We now more than ever, we have

00:51:09.180 to celebrate our proud heritage and our common Canadian identity. This is Joe Copley from the

00:51:16.340 Tribune Express Carillon, a local paper here. Following up on James's question, you've said

00:51:22.540 that you want to get rid of the local journalism initiative which is super

00:51:25.440 important for our paper ourselves particularly in this region where we are

00:51:29.560 a bilingual paper one of the few in the country and in the province and in the

00:51:33.820 country that program basically keeps us alive particularly as businesses in this

00:51:40.540 area begin to struggle and I expect that they're going to struggle more in the

00:51:43.780 coming years regardless of which government comes on given the economic

00:51:47.380 opportunity outside landscape um what ways will a government support local journalism outside of

00:51:54.760 the local journalism initiative program which helps fund many of the journalists in this area

00:51:58.960 thank you okay now before he answers this question i want you to write down in the comments

00:52:04.600 what you think he should have said

00:52:07.180 my response to this journalist from van cleek hill the newspaper there whatever it's called

00:52:15.820 the Van Cleek Hill Times, or Post, or Sun, or whatever,

00:52:20.580 would have been, if you can't stand on your own two feet,

00:52:24.960 then maybe it's time to shut your doors.

00:52:27.920 It's a business like anything else.

00:52:30.240 And if you can't sell enough advertising,

00:52:33.760 get enough circulation for your local newspaper,

00:52:36.680 then maybe it's time to pack it in.

00:52:40.860 That's what I would have said.

00:52:45.820 you guys seem to be agreeing with me okay so here's what poly have said thank you well i have

00:52:56.140 raised concerns with how the government has run that program and other media support programs

00:53:00.620 uh and my view my platform will have measures that will strengthen local and independent

00:53:07.900 journalism and give actually better and stronger voices to local journalism that we even have right

00:53:13.260 now. So you'll have to stay tuned for that platform. We're just getting started. There's

00:53:19.100 another... What? You've got a plan? What's the plan, Pierre? What? Better and stronger

00:53:25.600 voices to local journalists. You're going to give better and stronger voices to local

00:53:29.700 journalists. Let me just back that up a little bit more.

00:53:31.700 ...the local journalism initiative program, which helps fund many of the journalists in

00:53:35.680 this area. Thank you. Well, I have raised concerns with how the government has run that program

00:53:40.260 and other media support programs.

00:53:43.380 And my platform will have measures

00:53:46.800 that will strengthen local and independent journalism

00:53:50.020 and give actually better and stronger voices

00:53:52.860 to local journalism than we even have right now.

00:53:55.800 So you'll have to stay tuned for that platform.

00:53:58.360 We're just getting started.

00:54:00.500 There's another roughly six weeks,

00:54:02.740 and you'll be seeing a lot more from me,

00:54:05.380 and I think you'll like what you have to see

00:54:06.900 about local journalism.

00:54:10.260 What?

00:54:13.120 Are you still planning on defunding the CBC, Pierre?

00:54:16.760 Who are you?

00:54:17.760 Who is this guy?

00:54:19.500 He sounds like a liberal.

00:54:23.020 Why is he doing this?

00:54:25.560 He had a runaway lead in the polls.

00:54:28.000 So let's compare this to a hockey game where you're up 6-1.

00:54:31.100 You're up 6-1 going into the third period.

00:54:33.320 What do you do? 0.96

00:54:33.900 Kitty, bar the door. 1.00

00:54:35.160 We're going to play defense first.

00:54:36.400 We're not going to put too much pressure on.

00:54:40.360 We're going to stop playing our game.

00:54:41.500 We're going to go on the defense.

00:54:44.300 We got this game won. 0.99

00:54:46.040 We're just not going to do anything stupid. 1.00

00:54:48.300 Well, that's what he's doing. 1.00

00:54:49.540 He's doing stupid stuff. 1.00

00:54:51.940 He's not attacking. 1.00

00:54:52.940 He's not being aggressive.

00:54:55.280 He is just, we're going to give you money.

00:54:57.680 That's what it sounded like to me.

00:54:58.980 Well, we're going to give small town newspapers money

00:55:02.880 so they can go ahead and keep writing.

00:55:04.900 You're going to like what we have to say, but we haven't got that in the platform yet.

00:55:13.020 By getting rid of the CBC, you are putting X amount of advertising dollars back in to the Canadian advertising landscape.

00:55:21.760 And that should be enough.

00:55:23.400 And if you can't, if you can't somehow survive in that case, sorry about your luck, Chuck.

00:55:34.120 Here's a new conservative attack ad on the Liberals.

00:55:37.540 Tell me what you think.

00:55:38.840 Looking at this today, you're not going to see, like, so far we don't have any new faces.

00:55:44.060 So don't expect some of the key figures to be out of cabinet.

00:55:47.000 Maybe some will keep the same jobs, it'll shuffle a bit.

00:55:49.000 Take a look right now at Jonathan Wilkinson and Stephen B. Boomer.

00:55:51.360 It also doesn't feel all that different.

00:55:53.680 We saw so many familiar faces on the walk-in.

00:55:56.520 The question is, how successful can you be if you're also bringing in a cabinet with Christopher Freeland?

00:56:01.280 You're also bringing in a cabinet with Stephen Guibault.

00:56:03.640 Are Canadians going to buy that?

00:56:05.840 Is it going to be believable or is it going to feel like, as Lisa put it earlier in the show,

00:56:10.280 the same government more or less seeking a fourth mandate?

00:56:20.700 Effective?

00:56:23.380 I don't think so.

00:56:25.480 I don't think it's effective.

00:56:27.500 I think it's weak sauce yet again.

00:56:29.640 I mean, they're trying to attack, but they're not doing it right.

00:56:35.660 They're doing it wrong.

00:56:37.540 And I'll tell you why in that particular commercial.

00:56:39.920 Outside of Chrystia Freeland, maybe Stephen Gilboa,

00:56:43.820 the average Canadian normie doesn't know any of the names or faces

00:56:47.780 of these cabinet ministers who have been in power

00:56:50.560 with Justin Trudeau for the past four or five years.

00:56:53.480 They just don't know him.

00:56:56.360 So you can sit there and say, well, it's been the same cabinet.

00:56:59.640 Same cabinet with Carney, same cabinet with Trudeau.

00:57:02.660 It's just a different guy at the helm.

00:57:08.600 What you got to do is tie Carney to Trudeau.

00:57:11.560 Tie Carney to Trudeau.

00:57:13.740 Continually tie Carney to Trudeau.

00:57:16.120 Carney was his advisor, financial advisor for five years.

00:57:21.840 And you're going to bring up all of these names.

00:57:23.560 Anita Anand, I barely know who that is. 0.71

00:57:26.000 Melanie Jolie we know because she's incompetent we know Freeland obviously we know Gilbeau because

00:57:32.520 he's a psycho in my opinion but the other one there Yves Duclos I think his name was I don't

00:57:40.120 even know what minister he was why are they doing this it just makes no sense they're getting bad 0.72

00:57:45.560 advice Pierre you are getting bad advice man you got to start attacking again you got to go hard

00:57:50.980 and I'll tell you exactly how you can attack in just a couple of minutes and there's a couple of

00:57:55.220 things you can do first thing is mark carney is acting outside of his purview he has lied to

00:58:04.820 canadians already and he's only been prime minister for four days here's a headline from the toronto

00:58:09.880 sun from what was this yesterday from brian lily mark carney starts off his pm by lying to canadians

00:58:17.180 mark carney's first act as prime minister of canada was to lie to the canadian people that

00:58:24.040 may seem like a bold allegation, but there are no two ways about it. Carney held a cabinet meeting,

00:58:29.700 invited the TV cameras in, and held a Trump-style executive order signing that was nothing but a

00:58:35.660 charade. You guys know this already. TV cameras aren't normally allowed into Canadian cabinet

00:58:41.880 meetings, but Carney, just hours after being sworn in as prime minister, unelected prime minister,

00:58:48.040 invited the media to watch him sign away the consumer carbon tax

00:58:52.780 based on the discussion we've had

00:58:56.200 and consistent with the promise

00:58:58.800 that I made and others supported

00:59:03.240 we will be eliminating the Canada fuel charge

00:59:07.380 the consumer fuel charge immediately, Carney said

00:59:10.780 Immediately after that, Carney signed a document

00:59:14.880 as if his signature wiped away the hated tax

00:59:17.600 to actually do away with the consumer portion of the carbon tax,

00:59:22.660 but not the carbon tax completely, would require an act of parliament.

00:59:29.060 The Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act was passed in 2018

00:59:32.260 and allows the governor and council meeting cabinet

00:59:35.120 advising the governor general to adjust the tax rate but not do away with it.

00:59:40.880 That's the first lie Carney and the liberals told on the carbon tax.

00:59:44.780 after telling us for years that anyone who opposed the tax

00:59:47.940 wanted the planet to burn.

00:59:49.660 Oh, I've got a video for that I want to show you.

00:59:52.300 This was last summer.

00:59:53.820 Mark Holland, then health minister.

00:59:57.280 Where is that video?

00:59:58.660 I know you guys have seen it before,

01:00:01.520 but I think it bears playing again 1.00

01:00:05.580 because it's so absolutely idiotic. 1.00

01:00:08.220 Watch this guy in Parliament last year. 1.00

01:00:09.900 A summer fun time vacation where you're locked in a car

01:00:13.120 for 10 consecutive days non-stop with no bathroom breaks

01:00:17.140 and the conservatives have a plan for you to have that summertime fun

01:00:20.280 and the cost, give up the future of the planet, right?

01:00:24.240 Don't worry, kids, about climate change.

01:00:27.160 Don't worry about taking action on the planet.

01:00:30.140 Enjoy your 10 hours in the car and let the planet burn.

01:00:36.520 And, of course, all the clapping like the trained seals that they are.

01:00:40.660 Oh, yeah, we're going to have the carbon tax or the planet's going to burn.

01:00:43.940 Ten hours in the car for the kid.

01:00:46.440 And now they're all doing the exact same as Carney makes believe that he's gotten rid of the carbon tax.

01:00:53.360 It's amazing. It's amazing.

01:00:55.620 After telling us for years that anyone who opposed the tax wanted the planet to burn,

01:01:01.040 the liberals quickly threw their party's signature policy overboard to try and regain some popularity.

01:01:06.080 The second lie, they told, is just as bad.

01:01:09.540 The document that Carney signed on Friday in front of the cameras was useless.

01:01:14.060 Oh, hang on a minute.

01:01:19.000 Don't you hate it when your cursor just vanishes?

01:01:22.300 I hereby instruct that the fuel charge be removed as of April 1st, 2025,

01:01:27.220 and that the April 2025 Canada carbon rebate be issued.

01:01:31.120 The document signed by Carney said,

01:01:33.620 Prime Ministers are not presidents.

01:01:35.460 They don't issue orders like this.

01:01:37.040 they don't have the power to do so.

01:01:38.940 It's not just a matter of optics.

01:01:41.800 No PM has the legal authority

01:01:43.500 to do what Carney tried to make you think he did.

01:01:45.980 And there's the document, whatever this is.

01:01:49.660 Yet there he was,

01:01:51.160 just hours after invoking the history of Canada,

01:01:53.960 the importance of the crown, the governor general,

01:01:55.940 the importance of the differences

01:01:57.280 in Canadian versus American democratic institutions.

01:02:00.460 And he was mimicking Donald Trump.

01:02:02.320 There is no other way to interpret

01:02:05.400 what Carney was trying to do other than a brazen attempt

01:02:08.660 to use the Trump optics of signing an executive order

01:02:11.380 to show that he is just as powerful.

01:02:18.000 Here's what the actual order in council

01:02:19.880 that allowed the consumer carbon tax to be reduced to zero,

01:02:23.020 not eliminated, actually said.

01:02:26.380 Her Excellency, the Governor General in council

01:02:28.880 on the recommendation of the Minister of Finance

01:02:31.060 makes the annexed regulations amending Schedule II

01:02:33.820 to the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act

01:02:35.920 and the fuel charge regulations under sections 166 and 168

01:02:40.840 of the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act, the order stated.

01:02:44.040 No need for Mark Carney's sneaky signature

01:02:46.540 to make you think he did something he didn't have the power to do.

01:02:50.760 This isn't the first time that Carney has been fast and loose

01:02:53.580 with the truth during the liberal leadership race.

01:02:56.100 He claimed to have worked with Paul Martin to balance the budget,

01:02:59.200 and yet he didn't work at the Department of Finance until 2004,

01:03:03.820 years after the budget was balanced. He claimed he had nothing to do with moving the offices

01:03:08.820 of Brookfield Asset Management from Toronto to New York City, when in fact he chaired

01:03:13.400 the board meeting where the decision was made, voted in favor of it, and then sent a letter

01:03:18.320 to shareholders encouraging them to vote for the move. And now we have the fake Trumpian

01:03:24.420 document signing. None of this is a good look for a man who is about to ask Canadians to

01:03:29.940 entrust him with their vote while showing us that we can't trust him to tell us the truth now is he

01:03:37.220 acting outside the boundaries of canadian law or just convention this comes from the national post

01:03:45.100 written by tristan hopper mark carney's not really supposed to be doing anything until approved by

01:03:52.120 parliament a prime minister's executive authority is supposed to be very very limited there he is

01:03:57.260 marching in the St. Paddy's Day parade yesterday.

01:04:00.360 Montreal.

01:04:02.320 Oh, look at that.

01:04:03.360 This content is only for subscribers.

01:04:07.840 Oh, well, this is kind of the same thing here

01:04:09.960 from Howard Anglin.

01:04:11.560 The constitutional limits on Carney's power

01:04:13.580 is his prime minister.

01:04:14.460 So Canada has a new prime minister almost,

01:04:18.360 and sort of,

01:04:20.060 and this was written last week.

01:04:22.520 Any day now, the governor general will swear in Mark Carney

01:04:25.360 as Canada's 24th prime minister,

01:04:27.060 but it's a title he'll hold with an asterisk

01:04:29.320 until he meets the House of Commons

01:04:31.980 and secures its confidence either before or after an election.

01:04:36.480 Uniquely, in Canadian history,

01:04:38.980 Carney has ascended directly to the highest office,

01:04:42.180 skipping the usual requirement of an election.

01:04:45.000 We've had prime ministers without seats in the House of Commons before,

01:04:48.060 but never one with absolutely no parliamentary experience

01:04:51.320 before becoming prime minister.

01:04:53.080 carney was chosen from an ozempic thin field of candidates by a mix of canadians and non-canadians

01:05:01.320 some as young as 14 who signed up for free to vote in an online poll hosted by the liberal party

01:05:09.520 and on that dubious basis he'll now assemble the newish ministry from trudeau's discarded minority

01:05:15.680 carney begins on thin constitutional ice without the confidence of the house of commons

01:05:22.100 and facing three hostile opposition parties.

01:05:25.300 This is not normal, to say the least.

01:05:27.280 We're in uncharted territory here.

01:05:29.960 For guidance, we must look to established constitutional conventions

01:05:33.120 and the principles that animate them.

01:05:35.740 Let's start with the basics.

01:05:36.780 As explained by the government during the 2021 election,

01:05:41.760 in Canada's form of democratic government,

01:05:43.760 the legitimacy of the government flows from its ability

01:05:46.360 to command the confidence of the House of Commons.

01:05:49.440 When a government lacks that legitimacy, its powers are limited.

01:05:54.960 There are two main situations when the confidence of the House is in doubt.

01:05:58.500 The first is when Parliament has been dissolved, which happens during an election.

01:06:02.620 The second is when there's good reason to doubt that a Prime Minister who assumes power without an election

01:06:07.180 will be able to command the confidence of the House, as the case here.

01:06:13.300 In these cases, because the government's legitimacy is in doubt,

01:06:16.780 the powers are limited by a principle of restraint known as the caretaker convention i wrote about

01:06:22.480 this on facebook today this allows the essential business of government to continue providing

01:06:28.180 services paying public servants and etc damn it but it otherwise admonishes ministers including

01:06:38.040 the prime minister not to exercise the full powers of their offices specifically as the

01:06:44.220 Government explained in 2021, to the extent possible, government activity in matters of policy, expenditure, and appointments should be restricted to matters that are a routine, non-controversial, or urgent and in the public interest, reversible by a new government without undue cost or disruption, or agreed to by opposition parties in those cases where consultation is appropriate.

01:07:09.460 Other restrictions include that departmental facilities and resources cannot be used for partisan purposes, all government-paid travel and hospitality expenses for ministers, ministers of state, and their exempt staff must be for official government business, and ministers and ministers of state's departmental communications and public affairs units must not be involved in partisan matters.

01:07:32.340 Finally, the convention provides that ministers must defer to the extent possible such matters as appointments, policy decisions, new spending or other initiatives, announcements, negotiations or consultations, non-routine contracts and grants and contributions.

01:07:49.980 all this means that carney until he's met the house and secured its confidence his government

01:07:58.240 should not commit canadian tax dollars to any new projects enter into new contracts or legal

01:08:03.640 settlements make any non-routine public expenditures or make any appointments that

01:08:07.800 are not easily reversible carney tries to execute any orders in council inconsistent with the

01:08:13.360 convention like i don't know signing that bs order in council with the carbon tax last week

01:08:20.660 the governor general should quietly leave them unsigned in her inbox until the government has

01:08:26.440 secured parliament's support of course carney's unorthodox selection is not the only unusual

01:08:33.020 circumstance canada faces facing american terror threats the caretakers convention exception for

01:08:38.700 actions that are urgent and in the public interest may well come into play. But an exception should

01:08:45.060 not be converted into a general license to govern as usual. Exceptions to the caretaker convention

01:08:52.680 only apply to decisions directly related to the exigencies that justify them, and even then the

01:09:00.400 government should avoid acting unilaterally. The liberals may bridle at these restrictions, but

01:09:05.480 they have only themselves to blame. By proroguing Parliament rather than immediately calling an

01:09:10.700 election, Justin Trudeau stretched our Constitution almost to the breaking point. Carney, his chosen

01:09:17.000 successor, cannot be allowed to finish the job. And this is from Howard Anglin. He is a doctoral

01:09:22.740 student, Oxford University. He was previously Deputy Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Stephen

01:09:27.280 Harper. Yada, yada, yada. So what has Carney done? Well, before he even became Prime Minister last

01:09:32.880 week somehow the liberals managed to send 84 million of our dollars to syria what canada

01:09:44.040 announces plan to ease serious sanctions move includes easing sanctions to allow funds to be

01:09:48.820 sent through certain banks in the country 84 million dollars the canadian government said

01:09:54.520 it's providing 84 million in new funding for humanitarian assistance to syria and they have

01:10:00.200 recognize the al-Qaeda government, terrorists, as the government of Syria, internationally

01:10:11.140 recognize them. They shouldn't be doing that. And they shouldn't be sending $84 million in

01:10:16.660 new funding either when they're under the convention, caretaker convention. It's absolutely

01:10:22.280 ridiculous all right okay here's another thing the liberals and the ndp all of the leftists 0.51

01:10:31.000 marxists on x have been losing their minds about this today and i spoke to candace malcolm about

01:10:35.720 this today briefly on x as well i gave her credit for this and i said never take it down do not

01:10:41.460 let the pressure that these people are trying to put on you affect your judgment this is a good

01:10:47.020 news story why is it a good news story even though people on on x have been saying wow this has to

01:10:52.260 nothing to do with mark carney leave the kids alone leave the kids alone the lefties are now

01:10:56.220 saying leave the kids alone well that's interesting isn't it mark carney sent daughter to discredited

01:11:03.320 uk tavistock transgender clinic what does this say about his parental judgment

01:11:11.880 mark carney's daughter sasha who uses they them pronouns and legally changed her name

01:11:20.280 discusses her experience at the Radical Tavistock Transgender Clinic

01:11:23.880 in an essay unearthed by True North.

01:11:28.720 Mark Carney used his teenage daughter, Cleo,

01:11:32.660 a first-year student at Harvard,

01:11:34.380 to introduce him at the recent liberal convention

01:11:37.680 where party members voted to make him the prime minister.

01:11:40.520 But Cleo isn't Carney's only daughter.

01:11:42.880 Carney and his wife, Diana Fox, have four daughters.

01:11:45.520 And the eldest, 24, is a prolific writer

01:11:49.080 and trans activist in the alternative magazine authenticity sasha carney penned an essay in

01:11:55.960 april 2020 called mumsnet and transmasculine childhood in the essay sasha talks about her

01:12:02.860 experiences of feeling confused about her gender as a teenager and receiving treatment at the

01:12:07.580 discredited tavistock gender clinic in london the carney family moved from ottawa to london in 2013

01:12:16.020 so that Mark Carney could become the governor of the Bank of England.

01:12:19.060 According to an interview she gave for the Ottawa publication

01:12:22.300 APT 613, Sasha, then Sophia,

01:12:26.240 was 13 years old when the family relocated.

01:12:29.340 Records show she moved back to North America to attend Yale in 2017.

01:12:33.280 Sasha describes how one of her friends tried to game the system

01:12:35.900 in order to get top surgery,

01:12:38.000 a double-incision mastectomy meant to masculinize 1.00

01:12:40.940 young, gender-confused women.

01:12:42.800 This is Sasha right here, by the way. 1.00

01:12:46.020 or Sophie, or whatever.

01:12:49.180 I watched as my friend, after a year of weekly appointments

01:12:51.820 trying desperately to get an official diagnosis of gender dysphoria,

01:12:55.640 was denied the diagnosis and with it any hope of top surgery

01:12:59.000 because they sometimes wore skirts. 0.67

01:13:01.360 They, meaning her friend, one, not more than one.

01:13:06.760 Sasha also notes that she attended therapy at the infamous Tavistock Clinic.

01:13:10.480 I felt a fierce surge of jealousy every time I walked into the Tavistock

01:13:14.800 for therapy and saw patients turn left towards the medical spaces I didn't feel trans enough

01:13:20.620 to enter. We'll come back to this. The Tavistock clinic was ultimately shut down after years of

01:13:29.140 controversy surrounding its treatment methods, which critics say amounted to medical experiments

01:13:33.660 on children. Tavistock's child transitioning practice shuttered its doors last April after

01:13:41.220 the reporters revealed that minors were being rushed into life-altering treatment with few precautions.

01:13:47.520 Ultimately, years of concerns from whistleblowers, clinicians, and de-transitioners

01:13:52.060 forced the UK's National Health Service to order the clinic's closure.

01:13:57.520 The clinic prescribed puberty blockers to more than 1,000 children, some as young as six,

01:14:03.060 without adequate psychological evaluations.

01:14:06.340 In total, 382 children, age 6 and under,

01:14:09.860 were referred to the Gender Identity Service at the clinic.

01:14:12.700 It was accused of serving as a conveyor belt funneling confused youth

01:14:16.780 who often had concurrent mental health diagnoses

01:14:19.000 into gender transition, sidestepping proper medical scrutiny.

01:14:23.900 A court case brought by detransitioner Kira Bell 0.94

01:14:26.520 was the final nail in Tavistock's coffin.

01:14:30.100 Bell testified that she was fast-tracked into puberty blockers at 16

01:14:34.100 without fully understanding the consequences,

01:14:36.740 the lawsuit triggered a wider probe

01:14:38.440 leading to the damning Cass review,

01:14:40.620 which concluded that the treatment was harmful to children

01:14:43.340 and little evidence existed to justify it.

01:14:46.940 It's unclear how long Sasha Carney

01:14:48.900 attempted therapy at Tavistock

01:14:50.560 or if it provided her with any so-called

01:14:52.520 gender-affirming treatment.

01:14:54.880 Neither Sasha Carney nor Mark Carney

01:14:56.660 responded to requests for comment from True North.

01:14:59.580 Born Sophia, she legally changed her name to Sasha

01:15:02.020 in 2021 in New York,

01:15:03.620 but had been using the name Sasha for many years prior.

01:15:07.420 In 2019 news articles for the New Haven Register,

01:15:10.060 Sasha celebrates Yale for offering three gender choices on student IDs

01:15:14.060 and identifies as being non-binary.

01:15:17.980 Sasha has written for many publications promoting a hard-left worldview

01:15:21.520 and advocating for things like prison abolition

01:15:23.960 and for controversial pharmaceutical drugs known as puberty blockers for gender-confused children.

01:15:29.400 She also wrote about the genealogy of lesbian social spaces at Yale

01:15:33.420 for the new journal at Yale, but in later publications she railed against what she calls

01:15:38.040 TERFs, trans-exclusionary radical feminists. So because of this, if you have an X account,

01:15:46.420 you're going to see the left losing their mind. I am the kid alone. Oh my God, families don't come

01:15:52.200 into it. We don't do this in Canada. We don't do this in Canada. This is not Canadian. So what

01:15:56.920 you've got are a lot of canadian journalists and politicians all stacking up on people who don't 0.96

01:16:04.640 believe in this crap and don't believe that sasha carney should be used as an example of her father's 0.96

01:16:11.740 bad judgment there's no reason to bring her slash him into it or they or whatever yeah there is 0.99

01:16:21.820 there is because mark carney has revealed nothing of his life and why was this such a secret anyway

01:16:29.420 why were the carnies or the liberals trying to keep this such a secret why because they didn't

01:16:34.720 want it to come up in conversation but now that it is now that it's out there they are all banding

01:16:39.960 together and trying to vilify anybody who shares it anybody who wants to talk about it because they

01:16:47.480 believe that men should be allowed in women's sports that boys should be allowed in girls

01:16:52.140 locker rooms they believe for whatever reason that you can transition from one sex to another

01:16:59.540 now we know of course that that is absolutely crazy and this is mostly a social contagion

01:17:06.880 and it's time that people in canada start standing up to this nonsense once and for all

01:17:13.480 this is not about how people feel you can walk around in a dress if you're a man and call yourself

01:17:19.160 a woman all you want but don't think that i have to do it because i'm not i'll just say hey dude

01:17:26.260 what's going on i'm a woman i don't care you're a man to me and you missed a spot shaving this 0.99

01:17:33.760 morning it looks like bottom line and keep this crap away from kids period full stop kids do 0.99

01:17:43.200 not need this kind of crap in their lives and to confuse them more why are they doing it it's all 0.98

01:17:50.160 part of the depopulation agenda we covered this last week in the uh extension on shadow davis.com 0.97

01:17:56.480 and mark carney does believe in this nonsense um getting back for a second i know we're way

01:18:04.420 late here you guys but i'm going to stay on the whole thing the whole show is going to be on

01:18:10.020 social media tonight the extension and everything i hope you guys uh you members at shadow davis.com

01:18:15.060 don't mind i wasn't planning to go this long tonight but what the hell we're still here let's

01:18:19.980 keep it going getting back to the canadian parliamentary system the westminster

01:18:26.380 parliamentary system that allows corrupted liberal or any politician really to be able to circumvent

01:18:33.760 what is supposed to be convention what are supposed to be routine rules in this country

01:18:40.660 Carla Treadway, and I'm not sure if you guys follow her on any social media.

01:18:44.820 You should.

01:18:45.480 She releases very, very smart stuff, sometimes in short form.

01:18:50.100 And she also does a long-form podcast as well.

01:18:52.380 We'll try and get her on the show at some point soon.

01:18:54.940 Carla Treadway released this video today, and I found it to be very cool.

01:18:59.520 Listen.

01:18:59.840 There's a big difference between what's legal and what's right.

01:19:02.700 I find it very strange when people think they have this gotcha moment on me,

01:19:06.520 when they respond to my reels about things being anti-democratic.

01:19:09.680 with that's how our system works you see we're having different conversations you're applauding

01:19:14.800 the system and saying that it's legal it's not that i don't understand how our system works i'm

01:19:19.920 saying how the system works is flawed and it hurts all canadians on the left and the right

01:19:25.680 yes this is not the first time that parliament has been prorogued or someone has been elected

01:19:30.480 who wasn't previously an mp i'm aware of that when our system was designed honor decency and

01:19:36.640 integrity kind of used to be the glue that held things together. If you were caught in something

01:19:40.880 like a scandal like SNC-Lavalin, you resigned or you called an election. Those types of things

01:19:46.380 don't happen anymore. We have a system where the rule of law depends on the ethical behavior of

01:19:51.600 our rulers. If our system depends on the ethical behavior of our rulers, then the entire system

01:19:56.220 doesn't work at all because the whole point of this system is to protect us against unethical

01:20:00.940 behavior, and our experience has shown that those with power, right or left, are often unethical.

01:20:07.680 You see, COVID pulled back the curtain for many of us who are awake now about what our system was

01:20:11.480 actually like. People showing up on TV on a Tuesday to tell us what we need to do on a Wednesday,

01:20:16.340 that's not how the rule of law works. It showed us that our Charter of Rights and Freedoms,

01:20:20.160 for example, meant very little. So when people say, gotcha, when I make content about our system

01:20:25.440 because they think I don't understand it, I'm telling them that we're having totally different

01:20:29.880 conversations. I don't care what's legal. I care about what's right, honorable, and ethical. Our

01:20:36.340 system is not. The things that this government is putting into law is not trustworthy or fair.

01:20:41.820 I look at systems long term. It's very childish and short-sighted to applaud an unfair system and

01:20:48.600 to let scandals slide because your side is the one that's capitalizing on it. I'm saying that

01:20:54.180 the proper checks and balances need to be restored so no party, left or right, can manipulate the law

01:20:59.160 And right now, that's the Liberal Party doing it.

01:21:01.780 They are the ones that are a huge danger to citizens here.

01:21:06.760 Absolutely.

01:21:07.600 They are unscrupulous people.

01:21:10.180 And they will abuse the system as much as they possibly can.

01:21:15.380 Remember last week, we talked about Canada possibly joining the European Union,

01:21:19.160 and there was this poll out there, I think it was from Abacus,

01:21:21.820 that said 46% of Canadians would join the European Union,

01:21:27.960 only 10% would join the United States.

01:21:31.200 Interesting.

01:21:32.100 Here are more of Mark Carney's comments today in Europe.

01:21:36.720 Thank you, Mr. President.

01:21:38.480 I want to ensure that France and the whole of Europe

01:21:41.220 works enthusiastically with Canada,

01:21:45.740 the most European of non-European countries,

01:21:50.440 determined like you to maintain

01:21:53.060 the most positive possible relations with the United States.

01:21:57.960 Canada is a reliable, trustworthy, and strong partner of France,

01:22:03.600 which shares our values and lives them through action

01:22:07.560 during this age of economic and geopolitical crises.

01:22:16.000 The most European of non-European countries.

01:22:22.860 You know, I thought about that for a while today. 1.00

01:22:26.580 my first reaction my gut reaction was shut up you smug son of a bitch you smug unelected son 1.00

01:22:33.880 of a bitch and then i thought no you know people in canada still still i'm polish canadian i'm 1.00

01:22:40.780 italian canadian right still with that where are you from thing now i realize that that is going 0.99

01:22:50.360 away my dad was always one to ask whatever girl i brought home when i was a teenager so where you

01:22:55.980 from what are you ukrainian you hunky that's that's what my dad would say back in those days

01:23:02.280 total archie bunker but and it was embarrassing so are we a european country or is he just

01:23:09.160 setting up setting us up for possible entry into the european union hmm it's interesting isn't it

01:23:17.300 what about the tariffs how come nobody's talking about the tariffs anymore

01:23:20.880 is anybody talking about the tariffs what are they at 25 percent now steel and aluminum or

01:23:26.380 they had 30 percent 50 i don't know i guess it's been dropped from the news cycle i haven't even

01:23:32.900 seen much go canada stuff on social media these last couple of days it's all been about mark

01:23:39.100 carney this mark carney that and the occasional popcorn farts from pierre polyev who needs to

01:23:44.940 start standing up let's be honest he needs to start fighting back harder than he's doing he's

01:23:51.400 playing it safe and that's not going to work danielle smith was at a conference over the

01:23:57.380 weekend in alberta i think it was vietnamese canadians and she was asked a question about

01:24:02.680 how come she said no to doug ford and all of the other team canada members when they said hey you

01:24:08.140 got to be willing to shut off oil and gas to the united states here's her response two is people

01:24:14.660 telling me i should turn off oil and gas going to the united states and the reason i object to that

01:24:21.720 is because if the united states turns off oil and gas coming to canada ontario and kickback can get

01:24:28.700 zero oil and gas the only way they get their oil and gas is from america and that's why i've said

01:24:34.380 we're not doing it okay i have a couple of ridiculous videos to break up the subject

01:24:42.380 matter because we're going to get into something a little bit more heavy and i'm going to have to

01:24:46.940 drop youtube from the feed in a couple of minutes so those of you watching on youtube right now

01:24:51.200 jump to another feed like facebook or twitch or x or telegram or shadowdavis.com or rumble

01:24:59.760 or one of them because YouTube is not going to like what I have to say

01:25:03.340 coming up in the next five minutes.

01:25:07.140 St. Patrick's Day Parade.

01:25:08.780 This is from Karma Sad.

01:25:10.740 She goes out and she films stuff at large public gatherings.

01:25:14.120 St. Patrick's Day Parade in Toronto.

01:25:16.360 They can't let people just go out and have fun for one day.

01:25:22.180 They got to be there.

01:25:23.140 They got to be there protesting. 1.00

01:25:24.480 They got to have something stupid to say. 1.00

01:25:26.020 So watch this. 1.00

01:25:29.760 happy st patrick's day what do you mean he's a killer he killed people he got rid of people 0.51

01:25:39.900 he genocided people let me just ask one of my advisors mitch is there any truth to that no

01:25:47.080 oh yeah as if you would know and as if you would tell the truth i'm part irish so i would know

01:25:52.420 none of us none of us here are irish and as if you've been taught the truth go look it up

01:25:59.760 Can you go into more detail about that please I'm very curious time to go let's go out of here

01:26:23.080 He just called you a pedophile I heard

01:26:29.760 those are for some very strong accusations i don't know 0.95

01:26:40.880 i mean come on already right when is this nonsense gonna stop just keep walking man

01:26:55.660 see the problem with the left in canada and this has gone away now in the united states for the

01:27:01.540 most part is that these people these activists whatever they happen to be trans climate

01:27:08.740 covet you name it they know that the law is on their side protecting them palestinian 0.69

01:27:15.080 definitely after that cop video got released last week i hope those cops get fired 0.99

01:27:19.260 and i hope that entire culture gets completely wasted within the toronto police service and

01:27:25.680 everywhere else for that matter and i'm i'm not sure if you guys know what i'm talking about but

01:27:30.400 if you have the time and an account go on to x and look up toronto police service muslim and

01:27:40.600 you'll probably be able to see this video even though the toronto police service has eliminated

01:27:45.640 and some people did manage to copy it and put it up there.

01:27:49.920 So go check it out, and you'll be astonished

01:27:52.040 at the attitude and the culture of the Toronto police

01:27:54.640 when it comes to Islamophobia, so-called Islamophobia,

01:28:00.340 and the fact that so many people have been changing to Islam

01:28:04.900 after last year, after October 7th, or two years ago now, I guess.

01:28:10.420 Here's video of grown men fighting over Pokemon cards in the GTA.

01:28:15.160 I'll be back right now.

01:28:45.160 I worry, man, about the mental health of our country

01:29:09.180 and if we're ever going to be able to recover from this.

01:29:11.860 And what do we do with these people?

01:29:13.460 oh did he just say that i did i did uh this is an interesting story i thought it was kind of funny

01:29:24.060 donald trump put out on his uh truth social today that biden's pardons they're invalid because he

01:29:34.080 signed with auto pen so the headline on this this story and maybe he's got a point even though

01:29:40.780 Barack Obama was the first U.S. president to sign an order with an auto pen, we can assume he knew

01:29:47.480 what he was doing. Can we assume that Biden knew what he was doing? Probably not. Did somebody else

01:29:54.180 use Biden's auto pen signature to sign these pardons? We don't know. So Trump tries to void

01:30:01.420 Biden's pardons, blaming auto pen. Many presidents have used it, they say here. President Trump

01:30:06.200 claiming without evidence you see they always have to throw that in there like the president

01:30:12.840 doesn't know he's been briefed by insiders he's got he's got records that only he can see and

01:30:19.580 certain other people can see and he can't share with the media at least not all of the information

01:30:24.580 so he says it he just comes out and says stuff without evidence though no evidence

01:30:29.200 that some of former president joe biden's actions are invalid because he allegedly used a machine

01:30:36.180 to automate signatures on documents,

01:30:38.460 which is a long-standing practice in the White House.

01:30:42.440 In a late-night Truth Social post,

01:30:44.340 I think this was dropped at 2 or 3 a.m. Eastern.

01:30:47.680 What are you doing up, bud?

01:30:50.120 Trump said his predecessor's preemptive pardons

01:30:52.500 of members of the House Committee

01:30:54.000 investigating the January 6th insurrection. 0.98

01:30:56.720 They say it here like it's absolutely true.

01:30:59.700 It's not.

01:31:01.240 Are hereby declared void, vacant,

01:31:03.820 and of no further force of effect should be or effect

01:31:07.220 because of the fact that they were done by auto pen.

01:31:10.800 The notion that Biden relied on the auto pen to sign important documents

01:31:14.740 was heavily perpetuated by the oversight project

01:31:17.480 and arm of the Heritage Foundation

01:31:19.080 played a key role in promoting false claims

01:31:21.740 about non-citizen voting last year.

01:31:23.640 You see, this news story is so biased, so biased.

01:31:29.480 They use the word insurrection

01:31:31.220 And they say false claims about non-citizen voting, which has not even been proven or unproven.

01:31:40.100 So you can't say false claims until something has been proven or not.

01:31:46.320 And the same with insurrection.

01:31:48.400 It's never been proven by a court of law in the United States that that January 6th incident was an insurrection.

01:31:58.300 There's also something very funny I want to play for you guys.

01:32:02.400 Here it is.

01:32:03.200 Caroline Leavitt was asked today.

01:32:08.020 She's the White House press secretary, as you know.

01:32:10.400 She was asked today by a reporter if the United States would give back the Statue of Liberty to France,

01:32:17.080 who originally gave it to them as a gift, I think, in the late 1800s.

01:32:21.400 So watch this.

01:32:23.280 Something different.

01:32:24.860 There is now a member of the European Parliament from France

01:32:27.960 who does not think the U.S. represents the values of the Statue of Liberty anymore.

01:32:32.620 They want the Statue of Liberty back.

01:32:34.740 So is President Trump going to send the Statue of Liberty back to France?

01:32:40.300 Absolutely not.

01:32:41.780 And my advice to that unnamed, low-level French politician would be to remind them

01:32:48.460 that it's only because of the United States of America that the French are not speaking German right now.

01:32:53.760 So they should be very grateful to our great country.

01:32:56.780 Kelly.

01:32:58.340 You know, when I was a kid, now Caroline Levitt, I think she's 28 years old.

01:33:02.280 She's really young for her job.

01:33:05.560 When I was young, like 12 or 13 years old, we were learning about World War II.

01:33:11.680 I think I was in eighth grade, maybe seventh grade or something.

01:33:14.040 And I came home with books, you know, homework.

01:33:19.020 And I walked into the kitchen.

01:33:20.580 and the kitchen was like right the second you walked in the door they walked up a couple of

01:33:26.120 steps and there was the kitchen table and my dad was sitting there with Mr. Johnson who lived

01:33:31.760 across the street Mr. Johnson was a Canadian World War II veteran but he never talked about it most

01:33:38.860 of the veterans I've met don't like talking about it and they'd been drinking some there was a bottle

01:33:45.000 of rye on the kitchen table anyway my dad says something smart what'd you learn today boy

01:33:52.380 and i said why was there world war ii in the first place why can't people

01:33:58.520 12 or 13 why can't people just get along mr johnson

01:34:04.720 he's holding his glass of rye pounded it down on the table and he said if it wasn't for us you'd

01:34:13.940 be spending Deutschmarks, boy, and speaking German.

01:34:22.500 I turned around, went out to the backyard,

01:34:26.060 threw the baseball against my pitch back.

01:34:28.620 Didn't understand what he had said until years later.

01:34:33.200 Interesting.

01:34:35.400 I'd mentioned this earlier on the show,

01:34:37.960 and I'm going to repeat it now.

01:34:39.180 Tomorrow night, Dr. Anne-Marie Yim joins the show.

01:34:43.940 she is a PhD in biosciences,

01:34:49.660 and she has been doing some experimenting

01:34:53.040 and looking into the injection

01:34:56.380 that much of the planet took

01:34:58.760 and still are taking in the past three or four years,

01:35:02.200 and she's found some startling things,

01:35:06.160 proven, actually, some startling things,

01:35:08.820 and because of that, her life has been on the line now,

01:35:11.000 death threats.

01:35:11.760 Many of her colleagues have been killed

01:35:13.420 in the past year or two years based upon their work,

01:35:17.740 the work that she did with them.

01:35:21.400 I got to shut YouTube off by YouTube.

01:35:24.160 If you guys watching on YouTube want to come over to another platform,

01:35:27.500 we'd be happy to have you over there, but I got to take this off YouTube.

01:35:30.160 All right, so there goes YouTube.

01:35:37.060 So she's going to come on tomorrow night and discuss what she found in there.

01:35:42.580 and you've heard this before, probably on Stu Peters or something,

01:35:45.900 and what it can actually do.

01:35:48.680 She has witnessed this with her own eyes.

01:35:53.180 And all those stories that were going around a couple, three years ago

01:35:56.760 about how this stuff can, not all,

01:35:59.260 because different lots contain different ingredients,

01:36:02.520 how this stuff can turn somebody's body into a transmitter,

01:36:08.380 into a 5G transmitter,

01:36:10.420 essentially into one of these things.

01:36:15.420 Remember those stories?

01:36:16.480 Remember the stories about how people would go

01:36:18.080 and they'd look for Wi-Fi signals at a patio somewhere

01:36:22.880 a couple, three years ago,

01:36:24.300 and all of these signals would come up and go,

01:36:25.920 what is this?

01:36:26.560 This doesn't look normal.

01:36:28.820 Well, apparently this stuff can do that.

01:36:32.980 John O'Looney, he's a...

01:36:36.940 What is he?

01:36:38.700 He's in the UK.

01:36:40.420 coroner think in the uk no a funeral director in the uk who also does uh embalming funeral

01:36:53.160 directors do that stuff some of them not all uh he's been finding more and more and more of those

01:36:58.480 big ugly white clots in people now more and more and more so when dr yim joins the show tomorrow

01:37:09.080 night she's going to tell us all of this stuff and the reason that she reached out to me and

01:37:14.520 wanted to come on was because she is in fear of her life and she wants to get what she and and

01:37:20.020 the interviews that she has been doing over the past couple of years have mostly been in French

01:37:24.760 and she lives in not in France one of the French-speaking countries surrounding it

01:37:33.480 since slipping my mind right now but she wants to get this stuff out in English so more people

01:37:38.200 can understand what she has found.

01:37:40.380 So Dr. Anne-Marie Yim joins the show tomorrow night.

01:37:45.920 Here's an interesting piece I found floating around on Instagram today.

01:37:49.840 I want to be part of this mass genocide that I see happening.

01:37:57.460 And I think that what's going on right now will be remembered

01:38:00.160 as a worse time in history compared to what World War II happened.

01:38:04.020 You are raising doubt about a vaccine.

01:38:06.160 I hope I am, because I hope more people take heed of the warning that is necessary.

01:38:11.440 You think I'm vaccinated, right?

01:38:14.000 You think I have a time bomb in me and I'm going to die?

01:38:16.240 I hope not, but I'll be happy to meet you in three years and then see how you're doing.

01:38:21.380 But you think that's possible?

01:38:23.380 I think that it's a problem.

01:38:25.440 You think I'm vaccinated, right?

01:38:27.880 You think I have a time bomb in me and I'm going to die?

01:38:30.340 I hope not, but I'll be happy to meet you in three years and then see how you're doing.

01:38:34.800 But you think that's possible. I think that it's probably we have some stunningly heartbreaking news to share with you this morning that our colleague, our friend and truly distinguished CNN journalist Drew Griffin passed away in the last 24 hours.

01:38:50.120 Drew had been with CNN for nearly two decades. In that time, he was responsible for some of the most impactful journalism of this company in politics, sports, government, big business.

01:39:00.800 He was a good man, a tremendous journalist, a huge part of this network.

01:39:04.640 He absolutely was.

01:39:05.620 He asked the tough questions, as anybody who watches CNN knows.

01:39:08.760 He chased down folks who didn't want to hear them, didn't want to answer them.

01:39:12.860 He made a real difference.

01:39:19.000 Luxembourg.

01:39:20.760 Her country is Luxembourg.

01:39:22.520 She'll be joining us tomorrow night from Luxembourg.

01:39:26.960 Dr. Anne-Marie Yim.

01:39:29.600 She mentioned to me on the phone today the word transhumanism.

01:39:32.420 It's something that I haven't mentioned on the show lately, not because I've been trying to avoid it, just hasn't come up.

01:39:38.620 And then I started looking around at some of, I mean, it's on the Canadian government website, for goodness sakes.

01:39:45.080 It's on horizons.gc.ca, bio-digital convergence.

01:39:49.520 It's there.

01:39:51.520 Why would it be there?

01:39:53.500 There's got to be a reason.

01:39:55.860 I found this interesting piece. 0.70

01:39:57.560 humanity united now uh dr anna maria malhaisha also a phd u.s transhumanist party and the

01:40:10.760 transhumanist bill of rights ties to the club of rome one world order and silicon valley

01:40:15.260 technocrats now guys this is where the normies start going oh yeah okay right 0.64

01:40:22.540 hmm when they do that i want you to i'm going to try and give you a retort for that so i want you

01:40:36.880 to go online and see if you can find photos of that weird white goo that the funeral directors

01:40:46.520 around the world have been finding

01:40:48.000 and pulling out of people

01:40:51.100 after death.

01:40:55.060 And ask your friend

01:40:56.480 who's yelling and screaming and laughing

01:40:58.460 and pointing and giggling

01:40:59.960 and calling you a conspiracy theorist.

01:41:01.780 Ask, you're going to have the picture on your phone,

01:41:04.160 just keep it in your photos.

01:41:05.520 I know it's going to be gross, but keep it there.

01:41:07.420 And ask them, what do you think this is?

01:41:11.060 What is that?

01:41:12.780 Because that's been found in thousands of people.

01:41:16.520 after death.

01:41:19.700 What is that?

01:41:20.560 What do you think that is?

01:41:23.740 They're not going to have an answer for you.

01:41:28.540 Could it be some kind of self-assembling material?

01:41:34.680 Dr. Yim told me today that

01:41:37.940 if you're one of the people

01:41:43.880 with this stuff in you

01:41:46.540 you can be controlled by the hive mind

01:41:50.480 or the cloud

01:41:51.320 I'm not sure exactly to what extent

01:41:55.540 so we're going to find out more about that tomorrow night

01:41:58.400 it's going to be an interesting interview

01:42:01.400 US Transhumanist Party

01:42:04.980 putting science, health and technology

01:42:06.740 at the forefront of American politics.

01:42:09.520 Huh?

01:42:10.400 U.S. Transhumanist Party.

01:42:13.360 Doctor says,

01:42:14.320 here I am posting information

01:42:15.460 about the Transhumanist Party

01:42:16.880 for people to understand their beliefs

01:42:18.880 and political views.

01:42:20.300 These people have infiltrated science,

01:42:22.360 medicine, the military,

01:42:23.420 and are now the new Silicon Valley

01:42:25.700 religious leaders of transhumanism.

01:42:28.360 I show here that they also have prominent ties

01:42:31.840 to the Illuminati Club of Rome 0.77

01:42:33.580 and are the promoters of the New World Order,

01:42:36.060 Members and advisors are prominent scientists, economists, and influential technology sector leaders.

01:42:42.020 Note their bill of rights extends to augmented animals and plants as well as digital intelligences.

01:42:48.400 Your household robot, synthetically augmented pet and computerized plant, will have the same rights as the augmented humans.

01:42:54.940 I'm not sure. Have you guys seen these robot dogs?

01:42:59.600 They've been advertising them on YouTube.

01:43:02.860 And they are scary real.

01:43:05.080 they're just little dogs see if i can find a video for it

01:43:09.720 but i thought okay well that's cute and then you find out that it's an ai dog whoa

01:43:17.740 let me see here let me see if i can find

01:43:35.080 metadog

01:43:41.240 AI robot dog

01:43:43.760 okay

01:43:49.760 so this

01:43:51.100 sorry for the commercial you guys

01:44:05.080 okay so this is uh ai powered companion for people with dementia autism ptsd emotional

01:44:15.580 support good morning here we have tombott hi please introduce yourself hi i'm marissa steingold i'm

01:44:22.020 an account executive at tombott and this is jenny and jenny is a fully interactive robotic support

01:44:30.180 animal. She is designed specifically for seniors with dementia. And the inspiration for Jenny was

01:44:38.340 Tom, that's Tom of Tombot. When his mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, dementia,

01:44:46.200 he had to take away her dog for safety reasons. And he looked for substitutes on the market,

01:44:52.380 found nothing she liked, and realized there was a large gap in the market. And that's when he

01:44:58.260 came up with the idea for maybe a robot it'll have sensors around maybe she's got sensors 1.00

01:45:03.480 sensors all over yes so she can feel your tickles and everything absolutely and then she responds 0.88

01:45:08.920 as a dog would we never know exactly how she'll respond because she is a fully autonomous robot

01:45:15.120 and it's using kind of like dog ai yeah exactly dog ai i like that

01:45:20.740 it does some sounds she responds yeah she makes some different noises it's just very loud in here

01:45:27.660 so it's hard for her she responds to voice commands um and you can also program whatever

01:45:33.420 name you want for her and then she'll you know hang on just a second i i know that it doesn't look

01:45:41.100 completely and totally real but it's like whoa that's insane what are they going to be able to

01:45:47.420 do in a year two years three years and what about people have you seen some of these robots

01:45:53.900 that they've got out there crazy and the things they can do anyway let's get back to this

01:46:00.340 transhumanist story here as used in this transhumanist bill of rights the term

01:46:08.060 sentient entities encompasses human beings including genetically modified humans cyborgs

01:46:16.540 digital intelligences that's ai intellectually enhanced previously non-sapient animals

01:46:24.040 Any species of plant or animal which has been enhanced

01:46:27.300 to possess the capacity for intelligent thought

01:46:29.560 and other advanced sapient life forms.

01:46:32.660 A list of their advisors.

01:46:34.300 Let's see if there's any names we know here.

01:46:43.680 Doesn't seem like it.

01:46:47.280 Doctor says, note that Aubrey de Grey, PhD,

01:46:49.620 is also part of A4M,

01:46:51.100 a popular medical anti-aging association

01:46:53.260 training clinicians in functional medicine.

01:46:55.400 He was also a contributor to the book

01:46:56.920 Aftershock by Alvin Toffler,

01:46:58.800 a prominent technocratic transhumanist.

01:47:02.680 Understanding future shock and aftershock,

01:47:04.880 the technocratic prediction that common man

01:47:06.820 will no longer understand reality

01:47:08.820 due to the exponential pace of technological advances.

01:47:17.600 Aubrey de Grey, Ph.D., A4M,

01:47:20.200 was also the scientific advisor for Life Extension, a popular vitamin company.

01:47:25.800 Club of Rome is the chief think tank for the new world order that was unknown in America

01:47:31.000 until exposed by Dr. Coleman in 1969 for the very first time and published under the same

01:47:35.880 title in 1970. Set up on the orders of the Committee of 300, its existence was denied

01:47:42.900 until the silver anniversary celebrations of its founding held in Rome 25 years later.

01:47:47.220 the core

01:47:49.720 plays a vital role in all US

01:47:51.980 government planning, internal and

01:47:54.160 external, it has nothing to do with Rome

01:47:56.200 Italy or the Catholic Church

01:47:58.100 John Coleman, the Club of Rome

01:48:01.620 the singularity

01:48:08.140 this is where artificial intelligence

01:48:10.660 the intelligence of AI

01:48:12.500 surpasses that of humans

01:48:14.020 Elon Musk says that's already

01:48:16.440 happened, and it happened a while ago.

01:48:21.040 Kurzweil, longtime scientific advisor to the U.S. military,

01:48:25.060 said, with the advent of full-scale nanotech in the 2020s,

01:48:27.980 we will have the potential to replace biology's

01:48:30.500 genetic information repository in the cell nucleus

01:48:33.120 with a nano-engineered system that would maintain

01:48:36.660 the genetic code and simulate the action of RNA,

01:48:39.300 the ribosome, and other elements of the computer

01:48:42.460 and biology's assembler.

01:48:43.820 we're going to be talking about that tomorrow night

01:48:46.740 a nanocomputer would maintain the genetic code

01:48:51.100 and implement the gene expression algorithms

01:48:53.240 a nanobot would construct the amino acid sequences

01:48:57.600 for the expressed genes

01:48:59.420 all scientific aspects that I've been discussing here for years 0.99

01:49:10.860 are pushed by the transhumanists

01:49:13.700 Life extension, AI, space colonization, robotics, biotech, nanotech, autonomous vehicles, 3D printing, cryptos, vertical farming, UBI, existential risk, rationality.

01:49:29.780 Oh, they've got symbols.

01:49:33.900 Here are their symbols.

01:49:35.220 If you know a bit about occult knowledge, you can see some interesting similarities to Egyptian free Masonic Illuminati symbology.

01:49:42.060 note the greater humanity transhumanist

01:49:44.100 symbol is the Nazi occult

01:49:46.020 Alge's Rune. 0.85

01:49:47.920 Of course, the triads are Masonic Illuminati

01:49:49.940 symbols. Am I going to get myself killed here? 0.60

01:49:52.840 See the Alge's Rune

01:49:53.940 circled in red? Other

01:49:55.980 symbols also bear resemblance. You can see the

01:49:58.000 horns of Lucifer in one of the transhumanist

01:50:00.140 logos as well. Can you see it?

01:50:09.100 No.

01:50:12.060 No, you're an enemy.

01:50:17.300 Oh, my God. 0.85

01:50:21.260 Okay, so Constitution of the United States Transhumanist.

01:50:30.320 Okay, guys, you can find this on Anna Maria Mihalje. 0.97

01:50:36.140 And she's an M.D. and a Ph.D., for goodness sakes, here. 0.98

01:50:39.080 this is her sub stack

01:50:42.120 doesn't appear to be crazy to me

01:50:46.500 like you can tell just from looking at somebody

01:50:50.660 is this person insane no and this is stuff we've been

01:50:54.480 talking about right and so when we go into it finally all the

01:50:58.460 details and all of the signs and the symbols and and all of

01:51:02.520 that stuff people start getting this this weird kind of I can't I can't

01:51:06.580 this is ultimately what they have planned for us unless we say no thanks

01:51:16.500 now i know this is going way deep into things when most people some people anyway are very

01:51:24.140 concerned just about you know who's going to win the next election in canada right and the climate

01:51:29.580 change and the smart cities it's all part of the same agenda which most people don't get and and so

01:51:37.460 when we go deep like this and i i would love to get anna maria milhasia on the show to talk about

01:51:44.640 this stuff because she's got a lot of subscribers there on sub stack as well you can find 68 000

01:51:51.120 subscribers on sub stack you can find her there let me throw this up again uh and and you know

01:51:58.640 a lot of people, they don't think enough about Substack.

01:52:02.740 They go, oh, I'm just going to look on YouTube

01:52:04.240 or I'll look on Facebook or Instagram.

01:52:06.080 And I know there's a lot of social media out there or X, right?

01:52:10.080 But this is an invaluable tool if you're looking for information.

01:52:17.100 Of course, you have to use your own powers of discernment

01:52:19.620 and you have to say, okay, wait a minute,

01:52:21.380 this is just a wingnut wackadoo

01:52:23.220 as opposed to somebody who really knows what they're talking about,

01:52:29.200 somebody who actually brings the receipts, as they say.

01:52:33.240 Something else here, quickly.

01:52:37.620 Should I even...

01:52:44.140 You see, guys, usually this stuff is only available on the website.

01:52:47.660 Maybe Telegram. I'll throw it up sometimes on Telegram, right?

01:52:50.160 But this is the kind of stuff we delve into for all Access members on ShadowDavis.com.

01:52:55.340 But I'm just wondering right now, I'm trying to quickly figure out,

01:52:58.280 hmm, is this going to cause algorithm problems on Facebook? 0.99

01:53:02.380 You might sit there and think, well, the guy is just a coward. 0.95

01:53:05.700 He doesn't want to talk about it. 0.97

01:53:06.940 I say, no, no, I do want to talk about it.

01:53:08.580 I just don't want to lose the 58,000 subscribers on my Facebook page

01:53:13.260 that I worked so hard to get over the past five years doing this show.

01:53:17.520 I don't want to just throw it all away.

01:53:20.160 that would be dumb how would we ever get the word out to anybody with no audience we'd have

01:53:28.360 to start from scratch so no i don't want to get taken down but let's see how far we can go with 0.69

01:53:35.160 this the virus cult a religion built on fear not science this is zero-some.org

01:53:46.840 the yes virus narrative is the most important of them all it matters more to the regime than even

01:53:53.700 their beloved climate change story why because while most people don't sleep over co2 or don't

01:54:01.700 lose sleep over the co2 levels they do fear viruses that fear the belief in invisible and

01:54:09.020 infectious enemies lurking everywhere and in everyone is the ultimate control mechanism

01:54:15.060 the ring to rule them all.

01:54:17.260 And yet, it's a fiction.

01:54:19.120 You see, this is where I have to wonder

01:54:20.560 if I can go any further.

01:54:23.560 Yes, I too can see the pictures of viral particles

01:54:26.380 just like everyone else,

01:54:27.580 but there is no evidence that these particles

01:54:29.500 cause the diseases they've been accused of causing.

01:54:33.340 And at that point, by the way,

01:54:35.700 let me just throw this out to you.

01:54:38.560 I've already reviewed and summarized

01:54:40.760 Mark Gober's excellent book,

01:54:42.180 The End of Upside-Down Medicine.

01:54:44.560 But if you want the most concise, devastating dismantling of the yes virus position, look no further than chapter two of that book.

01:54:51.160 It is the best single source compilation of arguments and scientific challenges to virus theory's central dogma.

01:54:59.220 So what this person is saying is there are no viruses.

01:55:01.760 Now, I've heard that argument as well, and I haven't read enough stuff about it to be able to come up with an opinion one way or the other.

01:55:11.040 But it might be something that you're interested in looking at.

01:55:16.360 So, again, the name of that book is

01:55:19.140 The End of Upside-Down Medicine.

01:55:22.780 You might want to write it down.

01:55:25.500 The End of Upside-Down Medicine by Mark Gober.

01:55:31.400 G-O-B-E-R, Gober.

01:55:37.740 I can't go any further with this.

01:55:40.300 if we were on the extension i would but we're not let me see if i have any more videos that

01:55:50.660 i can play for you guys that i haven't gotten around to yet this is something i enjoy doing

01:55:55.300 occasionally oh yeah i want to talk about cbdc's a little bit mark carney has been talking about

01:56:02.660 them. Not a lot, but a little bit. And he talked extensively about them while he was

01:56:11.120 the Bank of England governor. And last week, news came out that the European Union will

01:56:20.140 be introducing CBDCs this year. I believe target is September. So here's Richard Werner.

01:56:28.760 now you guys may have seen this video before richard werner is a former young global leader

01:56:35.240 like 30 years back was a big contributor to the world economic forum and he had awakening

01:56:40.640 he got out of the cult and here's what and he's also an economist by the way

01:56:46.120 and here's what he says about the coming cbdc's this is for those of you that don't know central

01:56:53.840 bank digital currency if it's fully programmable by whichever bank issues it. Big dangers of CBDCs

01:57:02.880 are the programmability, which is essentially it's not even money. It's like it's your money

01:57:10.760 becomes potential money because it depends on a central planner to agree that you should now

01:57:19.280 be allowed to spend this money in this location for this particular transaction and in this

01:57:25.600 particular volume that you want to do well why should that be conditional but it is going to

01:57:31.600 be when they describe programmability that's what it's all about that you can i mean of course they

01:57:36.440 present it from a from a positive side we can give money to the people who really need it that's how

01:57:41.860 they will formulate it but the other side of the coin is that this means that they have the ideas

01:57:48.140 on who should spend money on what and when and that will be reflected and sometimes when you

01:57:53.900 want to spend they'll they'll decide this is no good because you've already used too much carbon

01:58:00.460 you know your carbon footprint is too too big or you've eaten too much

01:58:04.380 beef or whatever it may be so you know we are talking about essentially some kind of social

01:58:09.260 credit scoring or other similar system and really it's not your money anymore the push

01:58:17.820 for CBDCs is the final step in a multi-decade program by central planners to increase their

01:58:28.340 power over the people, over countries.

01:58:33.620 This is the ultimate step because the powers of CBDCs are so extraordinary that even the

01:58:41.740 worst dictators in past centuries could only have dreamt of having such enormous power

01:58:47.540 over the lives of so many people we we are talking about a very dystopian future if we allow central

01:58:56.260 banks to issue central bank digital currencies and um it will be a completely totalitarian

01:59:02.660 system of such frightening proportions it's hard to imagine let me ask you a question because this

01:59:10.980 This is, they're starting to speed this process up now.

01:59:16.040 There's a reason that Trudeau was taken out and that Carney was put in.

01:59:20.260 You guys know this.

01:59:22.800 So how can we stop this from happening?

01:59:24.900 How can we wake up the majority of those people in this country who are still asleep and stop this? 0.89

01:59:34.520 i mean we're gonna we're gonna go to cbdc's and then transhumanism they're on the government

01:59:42.940 website you know it's funny anytime somebody comes to me and says how do i argue with these

01:59:48.220 people say everything is online it's all there you don't you don't have to go deep diving into

01:59:55.980 stuff just look at look it up horizons horizons canada you want to talk about bio digital

02:00:04.540 conversions all right all right so this is going to be a simple thing right and this is

02:00:13.280 go ahead all right horizons canada so you throw up a google right let's see here it is right here

02:00:20.040 All right. So there's Horizons Canada. Oh, look, Policy Horizons Canada. Let's go here and see what we can see. Our website is undergoing maintenance over the coming weeks. Oh, I wonder if we're going to be able to find it. Bio Digital Convergence.

02:00:38.620 nine results

02:00:46.040 government of Canada website

02:00:48.620 horizons.service.canada.ca

02:00:52.140 exploring bio-digital convergence

02:00:56.660 what happens when biology and digital technology merge

02:01:00.600 bio-digital today and tomorrow

02:01:03.700 the bio-digital convergence

02:01:05.320 the next digital economy

02:01:09.700 bug bots

02:01:12.200 harnessing insects

02:01:13.960 bioengineered dragonflies

02:01:16.960 to make them steerable

02:01:18.200 it's there

02:01:20.620 what's this?

02:01:24.900 foresight on COVID-19

02:01:26.180 possible shifts in implications

02:01:27.640 it's it's right there all this stuff just go like i did just just like i did right there

02:01:40.460 just type in bio digital convergence in a google or whatever search engine

02:01:47.540 canada or horizons canada and all that stuff's going to come right up you can

02:01:52.680 Show your friend.

02:01:53.820 Look.

02:01:54.960 Here.

02:01:55.880 Read it.

02:01:56.540 It's there.

02:01:57.360 Oh, this is just nothing.

02:01:58.620 Like, why?

02:01:59.240 No.

02:01:59.960 Read it.

02:02:00.580 They're talking about technology merging with biology.

02:02:07.380 That's what they're discussing here.

02:02:10.260 Why would that be on a government website?

02:02:16.000 And yet there it is.

02:02:18.400 Okay.

02:02:19.220 Done.

02:02:20.620 You guys have a wonderful night.

02:02:21.840 Don't forget tomorrow, Dr. Anne-Marie Yim joins the show.

02:02:27.720 Speaking of bio-digital convergence,

02:02:29.520 she and I got into a conversation about transhumanism today as well,

02:02:33.540 so she may bring that up tomorrow night too.

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The Shadoe Davis Show - March 18, 2025

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