The Shadoe Davis Show - May 14th⧸2025- Liberals Will Not Introduce a 2025 Budget, Update from the Ostrich Farm

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00:05:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday may the 14th 2025 on the show

00:05:16.420 tonight we're hoping to have a guest appearance from jim kerr who's been on the ground at universal

00:05:20.840 ostrich farm for the past few weeks i'm not exactly sure how long uh to tell us if cfia

00:05:27.160 has shown up yet to call these 400 healthy ostriches hopefully not but we'll find out i

00:05:34.920 guess in the next few minutes when jim kerr joins the show you guys know jim i'm sure you follow him

00:05:40.540 on social media he's been down there reporting live also no budget this year the federal government

00:05:48.120 freshly elected minority government oh and by the way there is a new report on the vote counting

00:05:54.060 that's happening in Terranova, the peninsulas in Quebec.

00:05:57.900 We're going to get to that in just a second.

00:05:59.700 And there's three other recounts going on in the country right now.

00:06:02.600 The Liberals are not going to get a majority,

00:06:05.860 but they could come awfully close depending on how these votes go.

00:06:09.160 On the other hand, it could be they're reduced to even fewer seats

00:06:12.580 than they already have, which is right now officially 169.

00:06:16.540 The less seats they have, the better we are, as far as I'm concerned.

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00:07:24.880 ostrich farm it's jim kerr how you doing buddy oh man you know feeling more and more encouraged

00:07:31.240 by the moment i gotta tell you why is that because there's a lot of people across the

00:07:35.660 country who aren't feeling so good about all this oh dude let me just tell you something

00:07:39.940 we felt the same way especially when we got the news uh a couple days ago yesterday i'm not even

00:07:45.080 sure it seems like time's weird um but what's happened is there there is such an outpouring

00:07:51.120 of support out on the interwebs uh and here it's starting to fill in we had a global guy here today

00:07:57.080 who got a bit of a rough ride coming in we sorry about that buddy but you know some of the things

00:08:01.580 your company has done ain't really the best um but yeah and now people people are lined up to

00:08:07.480 come in here i can show you yeah let's see man let's see it so here we are this is the main gate

00:08:13.640 and these are some of the vehicles just waiting to get in uh this vehicle somehow broke down in

00:08:21.020 front of the gates we're not sure how that happened hi how are you you're on a show no

00:08:25.560 oh no she shouldn't be on the show so this one accidentally broke down here

00:08:31.360 accidentally broke down right right yeah we've got some other things that are weird it's weird

00:08:36.640 how these things are just happening amazing isn't it so yeah i'm really encouraged i see

00:08:42.960 the people showing up and then i see the uh the outpouring of support on the internet is really

00:08:47.160 actually kind of really damn surprising i mean uh i i don't have a really big following or whatever

00:08:52.300 but i i i got a bunch of people through the freedom convoy and this is the only thing that's

00:08:56.220 rivaled it since not even like and this is surpassing it is it wow for for my audiences yes

00:09:03.340 what is the experience how long have you been there i i'm i'm unsure on that okay well uh i

00:09:10.600 mean i came for 10 days i was supposed to be here for 10 days and then the day after was the day

00:09:14.940 that i was supposed to be or the the uh verdict was supposed to come out so i thought i can't leave

00:09:19.900 i've been here about 30 days a little bit more than 30 days now wow and you've been doing lives

00:09:25.500 every day since then thank you by the way for getting the word out about this it's much

00:09:29.880 appreciated by everybody oh brother it's something that hit my heart i mean back in december when i

00:09:35.160 heard about it i was perplexed i'm like ostriches and hazmat suits and everything and you know it

00:09:39.520 It was the visuals were really interesting.

00:09:42.140 But then when I actually spoke to Katie for about an hour and a half on the phone, I started getting some of the details and I went, whoa, I mean, the amount of subjects that this breaches and the capacity to be able to reach the middle market is unlike any story I've ever seen other than the Freedom Convoy, which, you know, was taken good for some and not so much for others.

00:10:01.080 you know i've been watching some of your stuff in the last week and you've been incredibly eloquent

00:10:06.180 at pointing out what exactly is going on with the ostrich eggs what they're doing with them the

00:10:11.380 scientists that have been working on them for antibodies to come up with a new vaccine could

00:10:16.480 you go through that again for us please yeah sure um so the idea here is that these birds aren't used

00:10:22.760 for meat they're not used for feathers they're not destroyed in the research that these folks do

00:10:26.880 uh they go through these different diseases and they their body becomes accustomed to it i guess

00:10:32.140 we call it immunity um and then you have these antibodies that are produced in your body but you

00:10:36.540 see the the ostriches and every other species pretty damn smart because what they do is they

00:10:40.180 pass it on to their young through the breast milk and in this case through the yolks of the eggs

00:10:44.640 which the baby bird so so now the bird is immune to everything that the parents were immune to and

00:10:50.060 it was you know that's how they continue to survive for like 60 million years and these

00:10:54.560 ostriches i mean some of them are 30 35 years old yeah yeah youngest is seven oldest is like 35

00:11:02.080 wow were you there when uh the hen one of the hens was shot no that was a couple of weeks before

00:11:10.060 i came here but when i did get on site a gentleman had a picture of it they didn't

00:11:13.980 circulate that on the internet uh and based on his hunting experience he figured it was a hollow

00:11:18.860 point 22 uh because of the entry wound just under the ear and the exit wound um you know

00:11:26.040 and and anything around that is conjecture we don't know who shot them and there were some

00:11:31.300 inferences that may not have necessarily been accurate so we we just don't know we don't know

00:11:36.880 who shot them how many people are there right now i mean because i know that in the last 24 hours

00:11:41.780 since this news came out um people have been rallying and i know it's a very isolated spot

00:11:47.000 where you're at i'm i'm guessing there's there's over a hundred at this point um and there's been

00:11:54.600 a core crew of anywhere between 10 and 20 as long as i've been here anyway uh but now it's swelling

00:12:00.320 now and you know we've been in this thing for a little while as far as you know just just

00:12:05.360 trying trying to be on the side of truth and uh we've met a lot of people and every single one

00:12:11.680 of them that i've talked to is like we're going to do what we can do and you know you can't ask

00:12:15.500 for more than that a lot of people are like oh i can't be there well that's okay but you know you

00:12:19.980 can be empowered to know that you're sitting on the other edge of that screen where you can share

00:12:23.200 this out to somebody who might make all the difference in the world people need to be

00:12:26.160 empowered i think they sit at home they go oh that's so sad i wish it wasn't happening my prayers

00:12:30.940 are with you now the prayer thing is valuable we need more of those but at the same token we also

00:12:35.760 need people to to get active like don't don't come to me and say you you should do this no if you've

00:12:41.560 got the idea take the initiative and make it happen get a couple people behind you make it

00:12:45.260 happen it doesn't matter whether you're writing letters doesn't matter whether you're reaching

00:12:47.760 out to the media whether you're having a conversation with a neighbor or you know

00:12:52.680 we have the power we've always had the power we're the ants the grasshoppers don't aren't

00:12:57.840 in control as soon as we stand up man where are people staying you got a hundred people there

00:13:03.680 they bring in their campers with them yeah a couple campers just rolled in a lot of people

00:13:09.320 are rolling in in vehicles so they're staying in their own vehicles there is a hotel just up the

00:13:12.840 road uh that is probably got about 10 to 12 rooms it's about 10 minutes from the site so if you want

00:13:18.320 that you better book it because i have a feeling oh no no um so yeah there it is a self-sufficiency

00:13:27.840 like these people are doing the most amazing job of being hospitable and feeding people okay but

00:13:33.500 that's not gonna last you know the mom who had to do all the chores here is going through all

00:13:38.020 this emotional trauma was also cooking meals for people and now she's locked herself in the pen

00:13:41.500 you know so the daughter and oh another piece of the story people don't necessarily know

00:13:47.740 the father is a paraplegic and has to be tended to all day long and now the mother can't do it

00:13:54.620 uh the daughter's trying to manage all of this including all the people that are showing up

00:13:59.060 and yet she somehow with a smile on her face manages to get in there and take care of this man

00:14:03.560 uh it's it's nothing short of admirable yeah i've had katie on a couple of times uh not karen 1.00

00:14:11.840 at all um because she's a little bit camera shy she made a great video yesterday by the way very

00:14:16.920 emotional we thought and uh she was asking for people to come out is the mood good generally

00:14:22.240 especially since yesterday the mood was extremely tense yesterday it's relaxed up significantly at

00:14:30.180 this point what are we oh i'm sorry go ahead no well at that point we had a skeleton crew

00:14:35.620 and it was really bad news and we know that these people are in you know they're not necessarily

00:14:40.840 going to take their time here they want this done to set a precedent so they can continue to do it

00:14:44.880 for whatever their weird reasons are yeah and you know that puts everybody on high alert and we are

00:14:51.460 we are diligent 24 hours a day here we have 24 hours a day security we have people you know we've

00:14:56.900 got walkies we've got all the things drones all the things um so if something happens whether it's

00:15:02.420 going to be broadcast live who knows if that'll be that'll be a thing but we're getting all the

00:15:06.420 offline footage from many different angles uh this story needs to be told let's hope it let's hope it

00:15:10.740 goes well you know yeah you know i i was thinking about that earlier today like this sort of like

00:15:16.580 i can't even imagine how they would try to go about something like this there's 400 very large

00:15:22.220 animals in this area like what are they going to do bring in their shotguns and start shooting or

00:15:26.860 they're going to tranquilize have you figured that out oh well we've we've ran all the scenarios we've

00:15:31.940 tried to get in the bad guys heads and figure out everything uh at the end of the day our guess is

00:15:37.800 they're not going to shoot on property it would just be a it would be a pr nightmare um it would

00:15:43.280 be ugly as hell even if they did it at night it wouldn't matter we uh they're not going to bring

00:15:47.520 in helicopters because that could cause the birds to run uh if you get if you get 50 these birds

00:15:52.720 running at a fence they're going to mow it right down and there's nothing but wilderness around us

00:15:56.740 we're in a we're in a valley with mountains all around us that you know they'd be gone they'd be

00:16:01.680 gone so uh they can't they can't bring in and if they bring in helicopters with guns i mean we were

00:16:06.940 talking about uh darts you know that would be kind of it would seem like they just fell asleep

00:16:11.340 but the most likely scenario at this point is that they're going to bring in cattle trucks

00:16:14.840 they're going to bring in police escorts with cattle trucks they'll lock off all the gates

00:16:18.900 and they will keep everybody away or evacuate them from the property find some way to evacuate them

00:16:24.500 from the premises and then go inside apprehend both farmers and uh and then corral them into

00:16:32.020 trucks and and move them on out of here and probably gas them on the way or foam them on

00:16:36.080 the way or and it looks like the udachinia dump oh dude okay you don't even know this i just found

00:16:42.180 this out okay this is actually breaking news i haven't told anybody about this we just found it

00:16:46.100 out the utachinia dump had a contract to dispose of these birds in november of 2024

00:16:54.300 these birds weren't found to be pcr tested at over 35 cycles and guilty until december

00:17:02.980 yeah so they they've had this plan going for a very long time much longer than even the farmers

00:17:10.640 knew about it yeah at least a month before they even came here to get to test the dead birds

00:17:17.820 like so this is a complete and total false premise that we've known but that's another

00:17:23.200 great clue for it thanks for that information jim are we hearing anything about an appeal and

00:17:28.000 if so could an appeal delay this process is anybody talking about that yes we have been

00:17:33.740 talking about for a long time uh at this point there are uh how do you put this now i'm not

00:17:42.020 really going to get into it um they're doing what they can they're doing what they can um it's just

00:17:48.480 uh there are a lot of dynamics uh when when you get into these things as far as like having

00:17:53.100 multiple lawyers and having differing councils and uh there is an immediacy about it that's

00:17:58.620 absolutely the case um and and we do understand that uh but there's a couple of different ways

00:18:04.600 that we can go about it and uh that that'll be solidified before court opens tomorrow morning

00:18:09.260 okay man thank you there are paperwork in process let's just put it that way okay thanks very much

00:18:14.940 is there anything we forgot to mention do you want to show us some ostriches you want to

00:18:19.220 roll some people through the the scene here we'd like to see what's going on there it never gets

00:18:24.480 old um these animals are majestic they stand like seven eight feet tall they tower over you they got

00:18:31.000 this great big talon like big gnarly nail underneath uh and they're dangerous as heck but

00:18:36.360 they're just majestic look i'll take you over all right so uh i learned a whole bunch of things

00:18:43.500 about ostriches so the black ones here the dark ones are males the gray ones are females um if

00:18:50.640 you take a look at the redness in their beaks or in their legs that's testosterone so the the redder

00:18:58.620 the beak the redder the legs the more the testosterone uh i was fortunate enough to have

00:19:03.720 a one named after me called jim because he had a little bit of hair on his chin

00:19:06.960 that's great but they've all got personalities they've all got names um one one gentleman was

00:19:15.960 a little bit too uh i don't know gutsy or whatever he went into the pen to shoot a crow because they

00:19:21.840 were attacking the birds and uh one of the males got him in a corner and stomped on him and he had

00:19:26.980 leather jacket on it ripped the hole in the side of him whoa so you know they're not to be trifled

00:19:33.680 with and the only reasons that the uh farmers can is because they understand their personalities

00:19:37.880 and they know where they are in the pecking order um one other thing that dave said he's one of the

00:19:43.180 owners as he says his concern isn't that an alpha will come up to him and uh attack him but if

00:19:49.920 there's a fight where one of the one of the birds loses then it will look at the next weakest thing

00:19:56.280 to prove that it's still worthy of being part of the part of the thing and he's he's a little bit

00:20:00.900 concerned that he might be that thing that they attack so i see now do the do the birds actually

00:20:09.140 develop an attachment to people have you developed an attachment to any of them at all

00:20:14.500 okay well i have but i have developed an attachment to ostrich i can't differentiate

00:20:22.800 i can't differentiate but i've never had such up close intimate okay well the first time i got here

00:20:28.380 okay i didn't know anybody and i pulled into my van because i'm sleeping in my van i'm gonna rent

00:20:31.600 a van come out sleep in the van i'm sleeping in the van all i hear is bass music from really far

00:20:35.720 away and it was the bellows of these things they don't make any other sounds it's there's like 400

00:20:43.440 animals and if there wasn't a human here you wouldn't hear a thing but this

00:20:46.280 their neck just like swells out and and their eyes oh my god it's like you're it's like the

00:20:54.520 whole world is looking back at you when you see those eyes because they're so predominant in the

00:20:58.300 head you know yeah um yeah i've i've i yeah i kind of fell in love for sure has i heard you say

00:21:06.540 earlier today on one of your lives that this has been one of the best times of your life yeah

00:21:10.940 true without question i've never i i love i love fighting the good fight you know what i mean and

00:21:18.700 i and i love the david and goliath story and i always want david to win and but i've never met

00:21:23.440 such a i wish i the love the the setting of love and kindness and generosity when you consider all

00:21:32.900 of the things that they're going through their ability to be able to hold it down for other

00:21:36.540 people hold space for other people make them feel feel special in this process and no matter how

00:21:41.020 dark it gets they're bringing light to the situation like i remember when they were going

00:21:44.920 to court and i asked her you know how you feel she goes well i'm just envisioning the judge

00:21:49.260 filled with light and a bright light around them and positive outcome like and and it kind of sounds

00:21:54.160 hokey a little bit but it works it works and and i i have faith in in not only what they're doing

00:22:01.360 but i have faith in what this outcome will be not necessarily i i hope that the birds are saved but

00:22:06.520 let me tell you something if they're not it's gonna light something on fire that that is not

00:22:12.020 going to be good for those who are up to all this nonsense yeah i mean people are suggesting this

00:22:18.480 could be a sacrifice that as you say lights the rest of the country on fire and from that we

00:22:24.080 may get some change i just want to say jim thank you for everything that you've done and for keeping

00:22:29.060 the country aware of what's been happening for the past couple of weeks i was talking to maggie

00:22:33.640 hope ron our friend today on the phone and she says hello i love maggie she's great she's doing

00:22:38.500 good work click kickly is great man local initiatives that's how we're going to change

00:22:42.780 it man you get local you get with your communities get into your city halls have your voice heard

00:22:47.800 damn right maggie hope brawn she's great i've known her for years are you uh still expecting

00:22:52.880 more people do you want to give the address of the place out so people can find you well once 0.96

00:22:56.920 i give this address i bet i'm expecting more people so absolutely it's 301 langiel road that's

00:23:01.600 l-a-n-g-i-l-l-e in edgewood bc it's the place to be all right brother thanks very much we'll see

00:23:10.740 you again all right buddy good time yeah bye-bye there's jim kerr everybody we're gonna be back

00:23:17.060 with the rest of the show in 30 seconds.

00:23:47.060 hey a couple of things before we get into the show first thing is for all the all access people

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00:25:01.420 shadowdavis.com confessions of an economic hitman

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00:25:56.560 area. You're looking for a great meal and some good times on Saturday night. We would love to

00:26:01.540 see you at the Cork and Flame. It's on Portage Avenue in St. James. Hopefully we'll see you

00:26:07.860 there. And Suzanne, it's always a treat seeing and watching her perform. All right. We didn't 0.89

00:26:13.000 do the hellos tonight. We didn't do hellos last night and I feel a little bit bad about it. So

00:26:18.640 hello, Linda, Tony and Michael and Lori and Cheryl and Carla. Thank you very much, Carla, for doing

00:26:25.060 what you did for me. I appreciate that. Doreen, hello. And Brandon

00:26:29.200 Hugh Jet in Edmonton. God, I hope I didn't butcher your name.

00:26:33.840 Hello, Julia in London, Ontario. Carol, Amanda, Connie,

00:26:37.920 Lillian in Rimby, Alberta. Iris is watching in Calgary tonight.

00:26:41.780 Barbara is watching from Georgetown, Ontario.

00:26:45.500 Tomorrow night on the show, Jeff Rath from the Alberta Prosperity

00:26:49.880 Project. We're going to talk about Alberta independence. All right. This

00:26:53.660 just came in about 10 minutes before the show started tonight as i was talking about earlier

00:26:58.600 recounts are ongoing there are four writings in question right now and this one here was the one

00:27:04.200 that we thought was decided by a single vote last night and then a woman came forward saying

00:27:09.500 well i mailed my ballot in well before the deadline and it got returned to sender for

00:27:14.600 some reason because the post office got the postal code wrong i put it down right they got it wrong

00:27:20.800 So she got her ballot back in the mail. That one vote would have created a tie in that writing

00:27:27.940 and possibly another recount, possibly a redo, maybe a by-election. So there's more on that one.

00:27:35.340 Terranova, the Peninsula's recount result could take days, a judge says, and that's because there

00:27:41.400 are more than 1,000 disputed ballots that need to be reviewed in the race initially decided by 12.

00:27:47.740 So it was initially decided by 12 for the block and then a recount happened and the liberals took it by one.

00:27:55.720 And now with that extra vote and maybe a thousand other disputed ballots, we could have a completely different result in the next few days.

00:28:04.520 We don't know. As I mentioned before, there are three other recounts ongoing right now,

00:28:10.200 which could decide the liberals getting 172 seats or the liberals getting 168 seats.

00:28:16.620 we'll see in the meantime the government and all the ministers have been appointed parliament

00:28:21.700 starts in a couple of weeks it'll be opened by a speech from the throne by king charles

00:28:26.320 we gotta get away from the monarchy man they're so evil so this one from the national post the

00:28:32.560 finance minister said uh we're not going to have a budget this year again so we just got elected

00:28:41.700 right we're going to start off with no budget how about that we have no idea what's coming in

00:28:49.080 we have no idea what's going out but we are going to give you a tax cut how i don't know i guess

00:28:55.860 we'll just borrow some more maybe print some more money out of thin air the government is focusing

00:29:00.600 on a fall update they say in december a house committee tabled a 330 page report on the fruit

00:29:06.920 of its 2025 budget consultations. Here is Franco Terrazzano, who is the director of the Canadian

00:29:14.400 Taxpayers Federation. News, folks, the Carney government just said that it's not going to be

00:29:21.000 tabling a budget this year. Crazy, folks. I mean, first of all, this decision alone is a huge crack

00:29:29.560 in Carney's credibility. Look, how can you have any credibility on fiscal responsibility

00:29:36.500 if you can't even put together a budget plan, right?

00:29:40.620 How can you even be a financial wizard

00:29:43.260 if you can't even put together a budget?

00:29:46.180 A huge credibility issue here

00:29:48.300 if the government doesn't bring forward a budget.

00:29:51.680 Now look, like Canadians have every reason

00:29:54.500 to be worried about the state of our national finances, right?

00:29:58.160 The government is more than a trillion dollars in debt.

00:30:00.840 The government doubled the debt in less than a decade.

00:30:04.560 The government has been running deficits in the tens of billions of dollars every single year.

00:30:11.500 In Carney's platform, he plans to add another $225 billion to the debt over the next four years.

00:30:20.780 I mean, folks, the banker is supposed to be better with the numbers than the drama teacher,

00:30:25.780 but Carney is planning on adding almost $100 billion of more debt than even what Trudeau was planning to do.

00:30:33.440 Okay, think about it this way. Interest payments on the debt alone are blowing a $1 billion hole in the budget every single week. Okay, welcome to Canada, folks, where every single dollar you pay in federal sales taxes goes to pay interest charges on the debt.

00:30:51.180 So Canadians have every reason to be worried about the state of our national finances.

00:30:57.200 And with this decision, the Carney government is essentially just shrugging it off.

00:31:01.980 Oh, don't worry, folks.

00:31:03.680 Well, here's the thing.

00:31:05.040 Taxpayers deserve a budget.

00:31:07.280 Taxpayers deserve to know the true state of our national finances.

00:31:12.260 And taxpayers deserve the ability to hold the government's spending plans accountable.

00:31:17.780 but that's pretty hard when the government isn't even going to present a budget so here's the thing

00:31:24.180 folks canadians deserve a budget the carny government must come out with a budget this year

00:31:30.860 okay that is end of story simple as that and here's the thing with this decision of the carny

00:31:37.460 government not presenting a budget well that is a huge crack in the government's credibility folks

00:31:44.680 So we're going to fight this hard to make sure that the government is transparent with you and presents a budget plan.

00:31:53.240 Well, you know, I have a lot of experience running the finances of countries.

00:32:00.260 Look, look, look, I've been the governor of the Bank of Canada.

00:32:06.320 I've been the governor of the Bank of England and I know how to get it done.

00:32:12.260 no budget though no budget for you remember last year when the liberal is going to bring out a

00:32:19.760 budget and then they didn't and they didn't and they came out with that fall economic statement

00:32:24.540 in december and then christia freeland quit as minister of finance and then all of this

00:32:30.800 nonsense started and look where we are now what about immigration what about that many people

00:32:39.180 concerned about it because, hey, let's be honest, you walk through your city these days or your town

00:32:44.320 and you don't even recognize it anymore. Here is Mark Carney on immigration.

00:32:50.700 We will return our immigration to sustainable levels by capping the total number of temporary

00:32:56.940 workers and international students at less than 5% of Canada's population by the end of 2027.

00:33:03.900 That's a sharp drop from the recent high of 7.3%.

00:33:07.940 And this will help ease strains on housing, on public infrastructure, and social services.

00:33:13.700 At the same time, we will work to attract the best talent in the world to build our economy. 0.94

00:33:22.220 But we won't have a budget, and we're reducing immigration to still ridiculous levels. 0.94

00:33:29.420 But at least we're reducing it.

00:33:31.660 Remember a couple of months ago during the election campaign, Mark Carney was quietly

00:33:36.640 announced, and I think Paliyev pushed back on it for a couple of days, and then his advisors

00:33:40.620 probably said, you know, Pierre, it's not getting any traction, this century initiative thing.

00:33:44.960 People don't know what it is. So you're wasting your time talking about it. But Mark Carney hired

00:33:50.580 a guy who created the century initiative. What is the century initiative? It is a project that

00:33:56.600 was voted in favor by the Trudeau Liberal government just a few years ago that is supposed

00:34:01.480 to increase Canada's population by the year 2100 to 100 million. That guy's name was Mark Wiseman.

00:34:09.740 Mark Wiseman was the guy that Mark Carney hired. How did they know each other? From the World

00:34:14.540 Economic Forum, of course. Carney adds Century Initiative co-founder to Canada U.S. Council. So

00:34:20.540 this guy is still on the U.S. negotiation team. Elbows up, everybody. The Century Initiative

00:34:26.620 co-founded by Mark Wiseman calls for a massive increase in Canada's immigration levels with the

00:34:32.680 ultimate goal of bringing the country's population to 100 million by the end of the century.

00:34:39.560 Jasmine Lane had a few things to say about that today. Our friend Jasmine, here she is. 0.61

00:34:44.180 Without saying too that, yes, in most countries, immigration is a good thing. It can be very good

00:34:49.540 when it's implemented the way that it is in Canada, it's not only bad for Canadian citizens,

00:34:53.820 it's it's horrific for people who come to Canada for a better life and they get here and they 0.97

00:34:58.820 realize, holy crap, this country, it sold me a lie. Like they gave me a false promise of how 0.66

00:35:06.000 much better my life would be. And I'm actually really struggling and hurting. And it's not as

00:35:10.760 easy as I was led to believe. And I think that the immigration rate at the levels that we have

00:35:15.440 it right now is completely unsustainable, obviously, but it's also unbelievably cruel 1.00

00:35:20.480 to lie and mislead somebody to give up everything in their life for a better opportunity that

00:35:26.780 you know you cannot actually hold up your end of the bargain with.

00:35:35.120 I suppose that's one way of looking at it, but they can always go back.

00:35:39.860 Now, I know moving is a hassle.

00:35:42.240 Nobody likes to move.

00:35:43.480 Nobody likes to pack up and leave.

00:35:44.920 But once you've done it, you know how to do it.

00:35:50.740 And you can always do it again.

00:35:53.180 Just pack up and go back home.

00:35:54.620 This is not what we thought it was going to be.

00:35:56.620 And go back home.

00:35:58.760 Maybe back home is even better, considering the state that Canada's in right now.

00:36:03.720 We're going to get to the energy thing in just a second.

00:36:06.100 But why, why is growth in your city still exploding?

00:36:11.920 Carney said he's, and again, you know, he's only been in office for a little while. Parliament

00:36:15.940 hasn't even sat yet. He hasn't had a chance to really do anything. So we can't blame Mark Carney

00:36:21.060 for anything, but we can blame that liberal government because 80% of the ministers that

00:36:26.480 were in Trudeau's cabinet are in Carney's cabinet. We know that. But why is your city looking so

00:36:34.200 different? Well, most Canadians have probably never heard of the Century Initiative. It operates

00:36:39.280 behind the scenes and has received a measure this is by the way comes from the population

00:36:42.580 institute of canada.com received a measure of public scrutiny only in the past few years when

00:36:49.060 the impact of canada's population explosion became too evident to ignore so you're not the only one

00:36:55.040 who's noticing it everybody across the country is noticing it but the problem is that they feel if

00:37:02.060 they say anything about it they're going to be called a racist century initiative founded in

00:37:07.440 2011, obtained charitable status in 2014, which it managed to retain upon becoming a registered

00:37:13.560 lobby group in 2021, having somehow persuaded the Canada Revenue Agency that it operates in

00:37:19.880 the interest of Canadians. Well, Canadians may be in the dark about the Century Initiative.

00:37:25.780 They're actually or they are acutely feeling its impact on their lives. For one thing,

00:37:30.600 they're sharing the country with millions more people than in all likelihood would have been

00:37:34.640 the case were it not for the efforts of this organization. Canadians are bewildered about

00:37:39.380 Canada's immigration policies. Why, for example, the Trudeau government is bringing in extraordinarily

00:37:44.780 high numbers of newcomers when Canada is still pulling itself out of the morass of the COVID 0.79

00:37:49.860 pandemic. They would do well to inform themselves about the Century Initiative. You can find this

00:37:57.500 again, guys, on the Population Institute Canada, populationinstitutecanada.ca. This is why it's

00:38:06.860 happening. And Carney is buddies with Mark Wiseman of the Century Initiative. So yeah,

00:38:12.480 he might try to bring, you know what, it's like gas prices. So here's what we're going to do.

00:38:16.920 We're going to bring immigration down to manageable levels. What manageable levels there? 0.57

00:38:21.880 i don't know five percent of the population we're going to bring it down to five percent of the

00:38:28.140 population by 2027 i believe he said currently it sits at something like 7.3 wow thank you two

00:38:34.600 million people between now and then are going to come and live in canada and we absolutely know

00:38:41.620 where they're going to be from right

00:38:44.620 so those immigration levels well they may come down a little bit gas prices go up from 130 to

00:38:53.820 170 everybody complains and then they come down to 150 and everybody seems good with that 0.84

00:38:59.280 it's the oldest trick in the book man

00:39:01.720 what about pipelines what about this energy corridor that mark carney promised during his

00:39:11.900 election campaign he was on with what's her name vashi from ctv yesterday and they i gotta say she

00:39:18.920 did a pretty good job with this uh she held his feet to the fire and he obviously responded the

00:39:25.120 way mark carney does with petulance let's watch if you want a simple answer on uh will i support

00:39:33.080 building a pipeline yes that simple answer given that multiple times but i don't stop at that

00:39:37.520 Let's stop it. For example, if you want a simple answer on how do I make homes more affordable, I could just say we're going to cut GST on homes.

00:39:45.820 But that doesn't solve the problem. Just doing one pipe, it's good. Don't get me wrong. It's good. That's a positive thing and working collaboratively in order to happen.

00:39:53.780 But it's not enough. It's not enough to make Canada energy superpower. It's not enough to build our full potential.

00:39:59.500 It's not enough to truly get incomes growing across the country.

00:40:03.940 We can do much more.

00:40:05.460 We are going to be very, very ambitious.

00:40:08.000 Build big, build bold, build now.

00:40:09.580 It does speak, though, to what people in Alberta and Saskatchewan

00:40:13.860 who didn't vote for your party are worried about, right?

00:40:16.660 They are worried that it is the Mark Carney of values.

00:40:19.700 It is the Justin Trudeau government.

00:40:21.720 And the reason I ask about that is against that backdrop, right?

00:40:25.220 You are still saying you're going to keep C69 in place.

00:40:27.840 you're going to keep the emissions cap in place.

00:40:30.240 They view that as evidence of something that runs counter to what you're saying right now.

00:40:37.460 What I've said very clearly, look, I am a pragmatist.

00:40:40.980 I go over and over on this, and I really am.

00:40:43.120 I'm interested in results.

00:40:44.540 So the point of building a pipeline, the point of building out carbon capture,

00:40:50.280 is to get the results, to get those barrels to the market, to get carbon down.

00:40:56.240 You can do both.

00:40:57.260 We have the capability to do more, you know, in and we have the capabilities financially from a technological perspective, in terms of the companies.

00:41:07.200 Federal government can play a role.

00:41:08.660 The Alberta, province of Alberta, obviously other provinces, indigenous people have to come along for almost all of these projects in order for them to actually work.

00:41:17.160 And what I'm putting on the table is, OK, let's go. 1.00

00:41:20.200 Let's not talk about this.

00:41:21.460 let's roll up our sleeves let's focus in on specific projects and let's work on them together

00:41:28.140 always with that dramatic pause right and let's work on them two three four together do you believe

00:41:39.340 him i don't believe him for a second not for one second and i'll show you why in just a couple of

00:41:50.520 minutes. And that includes a clip from our new heritage minister, Stephen Gilbo. Does Danielle

00:41:58.280 Smith believe Mark Carney is open and honest about building a pipeline from west to east?

00:42:05.880 And how else would Canada become an energy superpower without oil and gas? We know he

00:42:12.400 wants to leave it in the ground. I'm not sure if you've read his book. Even if you haven't read

00:42:16.120 his book go to chat gpt go there and ask chat or grok or whatever ai go and ask one of those two or

00:42:26.420 whatever ai to summarize his book and then start asking it questions about mark carney's stance on

00:42:35.220 oil and gas about mark carney's stance on net zero and you'll soon see exactly what his position

00:42:40.560 on it is. You already know about it. I mean, he was the UN climate ambassador for two or three

00:42:48.180 years, 2018 to 2021, I think. He is a zealot about net zero. So how can a net zero zealot

00:42:56.320 believe in building a pipeline and becoming an, like, what are we going to do? Take up an entire

00:43:01.180 province and build solar panels and wind farms? Is that going to do it? No, of course it won't.

00:43:10.560 and it will kill a lot of birds and other wildlife along the way.

00:43:16.080 But what does Danielle Smith think of all of this? 1.00

00:43:20.100 Here she is today.

00:43:21.080 This is from CBC National News.

00:43:22.740 Thanks for taking my question, Premier.

00:43:24.140 I want to turn back to the announcement of the federal cabinet.

00:43:27.420 Mark Carney has pushed Stephen Gavaud out of the environment file,

00:43:31.160 said he's going to get rid of the consumer carbon tax,

00:43:34.140 but he still doesn't have any ministers or only two ministers west of Ontario.

00:43:38.280 I'm just curious what your sense is on what this says about his attempts to sort of reach out to Western Canada to make bridges to voters here and to this region.

00:43:47.480 Well, look, we had a problem in Parks Canada with them not clearing away forested areas,

00:43:55.640 which has resulted in a wreck in Waterton, a wreck in Jasper, and we hope we don't have a wreck in Banff.

00:44:02.100 So it's certainly not going to be – it's going to be soft comfort for everyone to see that Monsieur Guilbeault still maintains a position in Parks Canada.

00:44:11.260 We've got a lot of work to do. We're about to enter into fire season.

00:44:14.780 And I would hope that we would be able to move very quickly on securing those towns so that they don't face a fire threat.

00:44:22.740 So that would be one thing I'd say.

00:44:25.760 I think that the Prime Minister has made his views very clear about keeping oil and gas in the ground.

00:44:30.600 He's made his views very clear about not wanting a transparent carbon tax.

00:44:35.520 He wants a hidden one.

00:44:36.520 So I don't think it does Alberta any good if we end up seeing massive increases to industrial carbon taxes.

00:44:43.080 It's been quoted many times saying he thinks that the carbon tax is too low.

00:44:46.940 So I'm going to just reserve judgment.

00:44:49.180 I had a whole range of things that are problematic with the federal government,

00:44:53.240 from emissions caps to tanker bans off the West Coast,

00:44:56.260 the inability to approve pipelines, getting approvals and then having them pulled.

00:45:00.600 having a convoluted regulatory process that makes it impossible to get new pipelines built,

00:45:06.220 continued threats of regulating our power grid,

00:45:09.040 continued threats of regulating our industry,

00:45:10.960 continued threats of export taxes, cutting off energy.

00:45:14.640 I haven't really seen any change that would lead me to be encouraged

00:45:19.100 that we're going to have a reset on our relationship.

00:45:24.280 I think she's right.

00:45:26.120 I think Danielle Smith is smart. 0.99

00:45:27.740 got another older clip to play for you from her coming up in just a second there's a lot of uh 0.97

00:45:34.440 debate going on about who danielle smith really is is she good or is she bad or is she trying to 0.85

00:45:40.240 walk a line and satisfy everybody which is something that you probably shouldn't do by the 0.90

00:45:45.520 way getting back to the federal cabinet for just a moment there's two parts to this particular

00:45:50.800 interview steven gilbo the new minister of heritage uh and one in which he's talking about

00:45:58.020 danielle smith and the other where he talks about pipelines let's have a look at that

00:46:04.060 i think we will have to agree to disagree with premier smith we think that protecting the

00:46:17.020 environment, fighting climate change

00:46:18.900 is important. Lots of Canadians

00:46:20.800 believe that as well. It was a central

00:46:23.060 element of our platform and we will

00:46:25.000 make good on our commitments. The Prime Minister last night

00:46:27.060 on TV seemed to open the door to potentially

00:46:28.820 changing the emissions cap or the

00:46:30.800 IAA to get projects

00:46:32.920 built. What do you think of what he said?

00:46:34.260 These are important conversations that we will need

00:46:36.920 to have in the coming weeks.

00:46:41.320 Premier Smith is saying that you're anti-pipeline

00:46:43.340 still. What do you say in response to

00:46:45.020 or concerns just about broadly about the cabinet and how you deal with national unity how you

00:46:49.440 address that right now so on on pipelines people should remember that we we bought a pipeline

00:46:55.240 uh trans mountain and that is only used right now about 40 capacity so i i think before we we start

00:47:03.220 talking about building an entire new pipeline maybe we should maximize the use of of existing

00:47:08.480 infrastructure and and the canadian energy regulator as well as the international energy

00:47:13.500 The agency are telling us that probably by 2028, 2029, demand for oil will peak globally and it will also peak in Canada.

00:47:23.100 So as far as I know, there are no investors right now.

00:47:25.480 There are no companies that are saying that they want to build an east-west pipeline.

00:47:28.860 And as you know, these things are built by companies, not governments.

00:47:34.100 And they start speaking in French and giving the same answers.

00:47:38.880 We don't know of any companies that want to build any pipelines in this country.

00:47:43.060 Well, under the current conditions, of course.

00:47:46.660 Why would they say, yeah, we want to invest $3 billion in an East-West pipeline

00:47:51.020 when the regulations are so severe you can't get anything built anyway?

00:47:55.860 It would be a non-starter.

00:47:58.680 It's absolutely absurd that he would say something like that.

00:48:02.380 But he is still a member of cabinet.

00:48:04.700 There he is talking about climate change when he probably should be talking about

00:48:08.320 national heritage or whatever it is he's going to be doing.

00:48:13.060 I don't know what his voice has always been rather loud in cabinet. And I do recall him

00:48:20.640 saying a year ago that if the government capitulated and got rid of any carbon taxes

00:48:26.400 or any of the environmental laws and mandates that they've laid out over the past five years,

00:48:31.200 he would quit. And there he is again in cabinet. I'm not sure what he's got on Mark Carney or had

00:48:38.800 on Justin Trudeau, but he's still in there. And he's a big net zero zealot, just like many of them

00:48:46.500 are. And I know I saw some comments that came through during that clip was playing and people

00:48:54.100 are saying there's no climate change. Now, you got to be careful with that. There has always been

00:48:59.720 climate change it moves very slowly over thousands of years thousands of years

00:49:10.620 what you should say is there is no climate emergency

00:49:15.660 right because this is how they trick you with their language if you say there's no climate

00:49:23.240 change they can say oh you don't know what you're talking about you say there's no climate

00:49:27.500 emergency. Well, that's a different story altogether. But then you've got to know the

00:49:31.660 background of why there is no climate emergency. And I would suggest looking for videos that

00:49:36.840 include Dr. Patrick Brown, formerly of Greenpeace. He explains it so very thoroughly.

00:49:44.900 There's another reason that we know that this government is never going to build any pipelines

00:49:51.900 or use any existing pipelines to capacity?

00:49:55.120 Ryan Gerritsen, our friend on X, pointed this out today.

00:49:59.440 He says, here are posts from just a handful of people

00:50:02.240 who were part of Carney's cabinet, including Carney himself.

00:50:06.100 There will not be a single pipeline built under these eco-activists' watch.

00:50:11.260 Gregor Robertson says, it's appalling that the Canadian government

00:50:15.140 is willing to spend over $4 billion of our tax dollars

00:50:18.120 to buy a Texas oil company's pipeline

00:50:20.140 that massively increases climate pollution and puts tens of thousands of jobs on our at our coast

00:50:26.840 at risk of oil spills mark carney himself said in 2021 canada has enshrined the climate targets

00:50:33.840 into law laying a path to net zero and a competitive sustainable economy it's it's not

00:50:39.900 been competitive or sustainable for 10 years it's another lie that he's told and he keeps

00:50:48.080 telling them big for canada big for the planet climate policy at cop 26 fast approaches congrats

00:50:56.280 to justin trudeau jonathan wilkinson katherine mckenna climate barbie julie de brusen says

00:51:02.340 we're taking action to cap pollution from the oil and gas sector with the new draft regulations that

00:51:07.340 aim for 35 reduction in emissions by 2030 stephen kilbo today canada moves forward on our pledge to

00:51:15.720 cap oil and gas emissions at the rate needed to get us to net zero by 2050 these people are zealots

00:51:22.660 just looking at these tweets compiled like they are from the past few years

00:51:29.440 does it not make you understand if you don't if like and i know most of you guys do but if

00:51:36.120 there's somebody new who just happens to be coming into the conversation now and thinks that mark

00:51:41.100 carney is actually going to be good for this country and good for the west good for alberta

00:51:45.500 good for our energy sector he is not no matter what he says actions speak louder than words

00:51:54.980 much louder than words uh you know and and i understand that he hasn't had any time in

00:52:06.000 parliament yet but the economy is worsening and it's their own fault anyhow parliament

00:52:12.640 hasn't been sitting for the past, what, five months?

00:52:16.500 What did Pierre Polyev say with Jordan Peterson? 0.52

00:52:19.920 That Canadians had to sit around waiting for five months 1.00

00:52:22.500 while the Liberals dealt with their shit. 0.99

00:52:26.740 And Parliament will not sit for another week and a half. 1.00

00:52:30.600 Still.

00:52:33.640 Massive layoffs at an auto plant.

00:52:35.740 The trade war to blame?

00:52:37.920 Sure, probably.

00:52:39.520 Not much anybody could have done about that.

00:52:42.640 4,500 autoworkers on temporary layoff at Stellantis in Windsor

00:52:47.740 after the assembly plant closed for seven days May 5th.

00:52:51.160 This pause could be linked to the tariffs.

00:52:52.960 Could be, don't say for sure,

00:52:55.300 linked to the tariffs imposed in the trade war

00:52:57.260 between politicians and oligarchs in the U.S. and Canada.

00:53:01.020 That's from the North Star.

00:53:02.340 So Melanie Jolie, our new minister of industry, addressed that today.

00:53:08.200 And here she is.

00:53:09.500 So I've already been in contact with the CEOs of GM, Ford, and also Stellantis.

00:53:26.200 My goal is to be able to have good conversations with them before the end of the week.

00:53:31.420 My message to the workers in the auto sector is we're there for you.

00:53:35.340 We know that there's anxiety. We know you're concerned about losing shifts.

00:53:39.500 We know we were concerned about losing your jobs, and we will always fight for your jobs.

00:53:44.900 Notwithstanding that, we also have a $2 billion worth of support for the industry,

00:53:52.400 the auto industry, the steel and aluminum industries that are affected by the trade war.

00:53:56.080 One of my first decisions will be also to make sure that the workers can benefit from these investments.

00:54:03.280 Merci.

00:54:03.880 Merci.

00:54:05.680 Oh, oh, merci.

00:54:07.480 we have two billion dollars you have no budget we the people of this country do not have a budget

00:54:17.420 so how is it that you have two billion dollars set aside for the failing

00:54:21.940 steel industry and the failing auto industry in this country how is that

00:54:26.460 and even as you continue to prop up auto steel i'm not saying they shouldn't be doing it

00:54:33.560 they continue to crap on Alberta's head

00:54:38.140 and tell them it's a hat. 0.98

00:54:46.260 It's actually very disheartening, this government.

00:54:49.880 So what should be done about it?

00:54:51.080 Should Alberta separate?

00:54:52.120 Well, we'll get into that tomorrow night in depth

00:54:54.440 with Jeff Rath, a lawyer,

00:54:57.740 with the Alberta Prosperity Project.

00:54:59.980 but let's continue on with what's happening today cbc radio canada will scrap their much

00:55:08.020 maligned performance pay for managers because that was kind of a big deal and house of commons

00:55:13.760 committees for the past few months public broadcaster doing away with compensation

00:55:18.280 program that caused the political firestorm what they don't say in the headline is that they're

00:55:23.320 going to be increasing salaries to make up for lost money for high-level managers at the CBC

00:55:29.680 when the bonus program goes away. Performance pay.

00:55:38.620 You got to go down a few paragraphs to see that story. This one is interesting. Oh, and by the way,

00:55:45.420 don't forget about what I told you last night regarding the Honda EV plant delay in Ontario.

00:55:51.720 Honda said that they were going to be starting as soon as possible, making EVs here in Canada.

00:55:57.520 And the federal government and the provincial government of Ontario both kicked in $2.5 billion,

00:56:03.260 B, billion dollars in incentives and tax breaks.

00:56:07.400 And then just yesterday they said, you know what, we're going to delay that for a couple of years

00:56:10.840 because there's no demand for electric vehicles in Canada.

00:56:15.340 So there's $5 billion of your tax dollars down the sewer.

00:56:19.200 now they didn't give it to him in cold hard cash but they did make allowances for it

00:56:25.060 in their uh budgets well i guess ontario has a budget federal government doesn't

00:56:31.560 but this is another one that the federal government invested billions of dollars into

00:56:37.680 that remember that big cricket plant in london ontario i used to live in london

00:56:43.140 and before it was the big cricket plant it was a kellogg's plant and i remember the smell of it

00:56:49.920 it smelled like burnt rice krispies or burnt special k then it was converted into a cricket

00:56:57.380 plant so people could eat crickets it was one of the largest cricket plants in the world aspire

00:57:03.720 food group the london-based business that produces food proteins from crickets

00:57:08.480 is in the hands of a receiver a receivership order granted in the toronto court of superior

00:57:16.220 justice is placed aspire in the hands of receiver fti consulting canada the decision was based on

00:57:22.180 a filing from crown corporation farm credit canada which reported that aspire had 41.5 million

00:57:29.800 in debt. I wish I could tell you how much the federal government invested into this thing,

00:57:39.240 but I don't have those numbers handy. Maybe it will tell us in this story. But one agri-food

00:57:44.640 expert doesn't think this needs to be the end of a spire. I think this plant needs to survive

00:57:50.280 because there's potential here. You can actually do a lot of things with crickets. When are these

00:57:55.700 people ever going to wake up? People do not want to eat crickets. Professor Sylvain Charlebois

00:58:04.120 is the director of agri-food analytics at Dalhousie University and co-hosts the Food

00:58:10.400 Professor podcast. He feels there's a market for cricket proteins. You can actually produce

00:58:16.140 fertilizer for lawns, for plants, and obviously I'm thinking about the food supply chain and

00:58:20.560 producing nutrients and feed for livestock in particular. What, no humans?

00:58:25.700 According to information provided by the company, Aspire was formed by five McGill University students in 2013.

00:58:38.120 Popular BC Park closed to public to give First Nations time to connect with the land.

00:58:47.800 Joffrey Lakes Park is scheduled to reopen on the 17th.

00:58:51.000 To recognize the importance of the Pippi Q. Joffrey Lakes Park area

00:58:59.180 to the Lil'wat Nation and N'kot'kwa, 1.00

00:59:03.160 I butchered those, I'm sure, 1.00

00:59:05.480 the park will be closed to recreational visitors

00:59:07.680 and the general public from April 25th to May the 16th.

00:59:10.760 This period will provide exclusive space for the Lil'wat Nation

00:59:14.420 and the N'kot'kwa to connect with the land.

00:59:17.640 when the park is once again accessible to everyone those over the age of 12 must preserve a free day

00:59:25.260 use pass to enter what can i tell you folks i want to get back to um danielle smith here for a second 0.69

00:59:37.660 people wondering if she's good or if she's bad or if she's secretly a member of the world economic

00:59:43.360 forum if she's working for the cabal in some way if she's a jesuit she's a double agent let's say

00:59:49.860 so let's go back and i also want you to look at this clip and imagine how bad it's going to be

00:59:59.220 for anybody who believes in alberta sovereignty in the next few months in alberta the left-wing

01:00:07.220 corporate media will be relentless they've been relentless on smith anyway over little things

01:00:12.780 ridiculous things, things that aren't even really news, but they're out to get her. They're already

01:00:17.500 blaming her for the separatist issue that's happening in Alberta right now, even though she

01:00:22.900 says the government's not going to put a vote out there to the people that asks if you want to

01:00:28.060 separate. That will be a citizen initiative. And there are many citizens groups, as I've mentioned

01:00:32.720 before, that are willing to go out and get those signatures. She made it easier for people to be

01:00:37.920 heard in this government, but that's how it should be. So let's go back a couple of years

01:00:42.300 to a decision Danielle Smith made regarding removing a contract from AHS that they had

01:00:50.120 signed with the World Economic Forum. Watch the media or listen to the media in this clip here.

01:00:58.340 Morning. Sorry, Premier, before we, I think we need, there's some unfinished business from Saturday.

01:01:04.340 I think Albertans deserve an answer. As you know, you're the Premier, you can make health decisions,

01:01:07.580 but I think you would agree there's a responsibility to explain to Albertans why you're making these decisions.

01:01:13.340 WEF, you actually, it's not clickbait, Premier, it's not entertainment,

01:01:18.080 it's actually a health policy decision that you announced on Western Standard on Friday.

01:01:22.380 AHS confirms there is a deal with WEF, it's very minor, it's an information sharing deal, but it does exist.

01:01:28.260 And you're saying we are going to cancel that, and anything to do with WEF, policy decision.

01:01:34.920 So, sorry, I had to write this down because it was...

01:01:37.700 What concerns do you have, then, with WEF?

01:01:42.200 And is it because you accept the online conspiracy theory that WEF is a front for a global cabal of world leaders

01:01:50.140 bent on using the pandemic to destroy capitalism and install a socialist dysfunctional dystopia?

01:01:56.880 And I'm sorry if I didn't get the whole theory correct.

01:02:01.060 Look, I think that we should be taking our health care advice from Alberta health care expertise.

01:02:08.560 And that is what we should be focused on doing.

01:02:10.800 I'm going to continue working with frontline professionals to solve the problems that we have here.

01:02:17.020 And the problems that we have here are related to emergency services, ambulances, our emergency rooms, as well as the inability to get a surgical initiatives at our rural hospitals.

01:02:29.000 those are the that's the advice I want to be taking right now and that's the focus that I

01:02:33.560 want to have and all the expertise we need for that is right here in Alberta where then premier

01:02:38.900 did your you still haven't answered the question premier you do not want to have anything to do

01:02:43.660 with the WEF and you have a well-documented appetite for alternative media sources so

01:02:49.320 if you're not going to answer the question and you haven't done so now a third time

01:02:52.500 the question is why won't Danielle Smith answer that question and I put it to you premier I put

01:02:58.080 it to you that you actually, you believe this theory, and I think it matters that you explain

01:03:04.060 whether or not you believe this WEF theory, because it looks like you're actually basing

01:03:08.460 health policy based on it. I think it makes sense to make health decisions based on health

01:03:15.340 experts. The group that you mentioned, and the person at the helm of it, I don't think he's a

01:03:20.680 medical doctor. I don't think he's a nurse, and I don't think he's a paramedic.

01:03:24.540 they go on relentlessly for another couple of minutes

01:03:30.400 and they disparage independent media they disparage Danielle Smith liking to appear

01:03:40.700 on independent media it's the way they operate they're arrogant they're condescending and if

01:03:49.760 you don't agree with their worldview, they will come after you using the full force of the left

01:03:55.180 wing corporate media. Having said that, that force has diminished quite a bit since the beginning of

01:04:01.400 the COVID response, let's just call it. And independent media is gaining ground, gaining

01:04:07.460 more and more and more viewers. And there's something special that we're going to announce

01:04:11.220 on this show next week or maybe the week after that's going to bring all of us

01:04:16.320 together in one city in September.

01:04:22.920 And it would be very cool if you guys could be there.

01:04:28.840 And that's all I can say about it right now.

01:04:33.560 Imagine how powerful it would be

01:04:36.900 if 10,000 people from all across the country

01:04:41.480 got together, all the freedom-minded,

01:04:43.760 all the liberty-minded, all the truth-seeking people in this country

01:04:47.520 got together under one roof.

01:04:50.140 10,000 of us, maybe more, in one city

01:04:53.500 with all of the independent media that you follow, including myself

01:04:57.280 and many of the others that you've seen on this show

01:05:00.480 and all over, all over every social media outlet.

01:05:04.440 How many people we could reach?

01:05:08.980 It'd be quite something, wouldn't it?

01:05:11.320 And the energy in a place like that

01:05:13.380 over a period of a weekend

01:05:15.540 would be absolutely phenomenal.

01:05:19.520 That's all I'm going to say about that for now.

01:05:22.200 One last thing before we wrap it up tonight.

01:05:25.680 And this came out today from Gateway Pundit.

01:05:27.520 Secret Epstein video allegedly showing Prince Andrew

01:05:30.480 with Virginia Giuffre expected to be released.

01:05:35.200 Hmm, that's very interesting.

01:05:40.000 Recorded by the notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

01:05:42.920 This video is reportedly on the verge of being released by the Department of Justice, a source told the U.S. Sun.

01:05:50.180 It can be recalled that A.G. Pam Bondi was caught on hidden camera by O'Keefe Media Group,

01:05:58.080 stating the FBI is currently reviewing tens of thousands of videos seized from Jeffrey Epstein's properties featuring little kids, many of them.

01:06:06.440 Do you know when the Epstein files are going to be released?

01:06:08.480 A concerned citizen asks Bondi. She says, we hope soon.

01:06:12.920 and then bondi echoed that statement during a press briefing outside the white house maybe the

01:06:17.600 next day the fbi she said they're reviewing tens of thousands of videos of epstein with children

01:06:22.580 or child porn and there are hundreds of victims bondi said in response to house oversight chairman

01:06:28.060 uh james comer's allegation the epstein files may not or sorry may have already been destroyed and

01:06:35.100 no one victim will ever get released she added it's just the volume and that's why they're going

01:06:41.060 through them right now. The FBI is diligently going through that. Now, one insider tells the

01:06:47.020 U.S. son, Andrew, Prince Andrew, will be sweating over their release. If there's anything in there

01:06:52.440 that involves him, it would pile more misery and humiliation on him. The news outlet also reported

01:06:58.400 that previously unreleased interviews with Jeffrey detail a highly embarrassing and specific trait

01:07:03.500 about prince andrew proof sources say that the allegations weren't just words but based upon

01:07:11.700 unforgettable encounters investigative journalist barry levine who wrote a book about epstein and

01:07:18.020 gillaine maxwell's trafficking empire said virginia talked about her sexual abuse by prince

01:07:23.140 andrew and there was a specific personal detail she mentioned it would be highly embarrassing for

01:07:28.220 the duke if it ever got out whoa don't forget guys on the show tomorrow night it's jeff wrath

01:07:39.800 uh from the alberta prosperity project we're going to be talking about alberta independence again

01:07:45.780 every night well not every night now i'm on summer hours right so we're going to go monday to

01:07:50.180 thursday at eight o'clock central so again that show tomorrow night uh with myself and jeff wrath

01:07:55.300 we'll begin obviously at eight central and then at nine or just a little bit after we start the

01:08:00.800 extension on shadow davis.com all access nighthawks tonight

01:08:06.160 confessions of an economic hit man this is a very interesting interview and we're going to sit

01:08:14.740 it's about 58 minutes we're going to sit down we're going to watch it all in just a couple of

01:08:18.960 minutes so i'll see you there in just a couple of minutes for the rest of you i love you all and i

01:08:23.020 appreciate you all and i thank you for being here tonight don't forget to like and share

01:08:26.720 get it out there to as many people as you possibly can have a great night

01:08:30.680 and i will talk to you later bye for now

01:08:53.020 We'll be right back.

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