00:16:57.160And then, of course, as is the habit at the White House, Trump brings the world leader out to meet with the press and they have a joint press conference.
00:17:06.080And here is we've got a few clips from this press conference.
00:17:09.380Here is Donald Trump doing most of the talking in this first one.
00:18:17.120I will tell you that Trudeau, when I spoke to him, I used to call him Governor Trudeau.
00:18:22.100I think that probably didn't help his election. But when I spoke to him, I said, so why are we
00:18:26.880why are we taking your cars? Why are we taking your we want to make them ourselves? I mean,
00:18:32.080I said, and if the price of your cars went up or if we put a tariff, if we put a tariff on your
00:18:39.080cars of 25 percent, what would that mean to you? He said that would mean the end of Canada. He
00:18:45.480actually said that to me. And I said, that's a strange answer, but I understand his answer.
00:18:51.140but uh no i mean it's it's hard to justify subsidizing canada to the tune of maybe 200
00:19:00.020billion dollars a year uh we protect canada militarily and we always will we're gonna
00:19:05.140you know that's not a money thing that's but we always will but you know it's not fair
00:19:10.500but why are we subsidizing canada 200 billion dollars a year or whatever the number might be
00:19:16.440it's a very substantial number and it's hard for the american taxpayer to say gee whiz
00:19:22.040yeah yeah okay so the next one here is trump continuing on that little tirade
00:19:29.880trashing trudeau and christia freeland without mentioning her by name
00:19:34.960for what pact no not no no it's fine it's there it's good we use it for certain things
00:19:43.620it's there we have the usmca is a good deal for everybody uh i won't say this about mark but i
00:19:51.120didn't like his predecessor i didn't like a person that worked she was terrible actually she was a
00:19:55.860terrible person and she really hurt that deal very badly because okay so wait wait hold on just a
00:20:02.320second look at carney here he's kind of squirming a bit he's talking about christy of freeland
00:20:06.520obviously trump can't remember her name just the fact that he didn't like her at all let's remember
00:20:12.880that mark carney is godfather to one of her kids maybe the others as well i don't know but they
00:20:19.840have a very close relationship carney and freeland so watch carney fidget she tried to take advantage
00:20:27.060of the deal and she didn't get away with it you know what i'm talking about but uh so you know i
00:20:33.180had a we had a bad we had a bad relationship having to do with the fact that we disagreed
00:20:39.200with the way they viewed the deal and we ended it you know we ended that that relationship pretty
00:20:44.940much all right all right now we're going to get into the diddy thing and mike myers in just a
00:20:51.640second because i saw you guys writing it down in the comments yeah i got that coming up relax relax
00:20:55.800we're going to get there but just remember at the end of march during the election campaign
00:21:01.640what mark carney said and this blew everybody's heads off across the country when he said this
00:21:09.000The old relationship we had with the United States based on deepening integration of our economies and tight security and military cooperations is over.
00:21:21.020Remember, we were all like, wow, you're an unelected prime minister.
00:21:24.440You've been appointed to the position.
00:21:27.260Essentially, you've been selected by probably the World Economic Forum.
00:21:31.000And, you know, the shady characters who run the world in the background.
00:21:35.240And you have the balls to sit there in front of the entire country and say the relationship that that has been fostered over the last hundred and twenty, hundred and thirty years is over.0.99
00:21:48.820How freaking dare you? But hey, the elbows up crowd, right?0.99
00:21:53.700Well, yeah, he's going to take care of us.
00:22:08.680But thank you for your hospitality and, above all, for your leadership.
00:22:13.560You're a transformational president, the focus on the economy with a relentless focus on the American worker,
00:22:20.720securing your borders, ending the scourge of fentanyl and other opioids, and securing the world.
00:22:28.960And I've been elected with my colleagues here, with the help of my colleagues here, I'm going to spread the credit, to transform Canada with a similar focus on the economy, securing our borders, again on fentanyl, much greater focus on defence and security, securing the Arctic and developing the Arctic.
00:22:51.380And, you know, the history of Canada and the U.S. is we're stronger when we work together,
00:22:55.420and there's many opportunities to work together.
00:22:57.340And I look forward to, you know, addressing some of those issues that we have,
00:23:00.980but also finding those areas of mutual cooperation so we can go through.
00:23:04.600And I've been elected with my colleagues here at the economy with a relentless focus on the American worker,
00:23:11.480securing your borders, ending the scourge of fentanyl and other opioids, and securing the world.
00:23:19.560president i'm on the edge of my seat actually that was me that was me i'm just trying to go
00:23:24.140back to the part here where he's really you've been a transformational president with a relentless
00:23:28.680focus on the american worker right i love you so much um but uh thank you for your hospitality and
00:23:36.340and above all for for your leadership but you're a you're a transformational president uh focus on
00:23:42.420the economy with a relentless focus on the american worker uh securing your borders um providing
00:23:48.280ending the scourge of fentanyl and other opioids, and securing the world.
00:23:54.520And I've been elected with my colleagues here, with the help of my colleagues here,
00:23:59.520I'm going to spread the credit, to transform Canada with a similar focus on the economy,
00:24:07.180securing our borders, again, on fentanyl, much greater focus on defense and security,
00:24:13.460securing the Arctic and developing the Arctic.
00:24:16.280And, you know, the history of Canada and the U.S. is we're stronger when we work together,
00:24:20.320and there's many opportunities to work together.
00:24:22.100And I look forward to, you know, addressing some of those issues that we have,
00:24:25.880but also finding those areas of mutual cooperation so we can move forward.
00:24:29.880That's great. Very nice. Thank you very much.
00:25:10.820You're not only handsome, but a powerful man.
00:25:13.840And I could see the second you walked in here, you were someone to reckon with for your hospitality and above all for your for your leadership.
00:25:20.760You're a you're a transformational president, focus on the economy with a relentless focus on the American worker.
00:25:27.620Yes, sir. Not me. Herb. I'm sorry, sir. I'm sorry.
00:29:56.180mike myers what are you doing here well uh you were in my little book man and i'm in yours
00:30:04.700all these people are connected all of these people are connected
00:30:12.560of course it could just be a coincidence also
00:30:20.000mark carney got snippy with the media after his little presser with donald trump and here he is
00:30:31.400getting snippy say uh you know there's a difference between the president's comments
00:30:36.700around canada becoming a 51st state as a as a wish versus a reality um you told him that canada
00:30:42.400was not for sale. But many Canadians are offended and deeply angered by the fact that he keeps
00:30:48.380repeating this comment. So have you asked the president to stop calling Canada the 51st
00:30:53.980state? Yes. Today. Specifically, what did you ask him? Exactly what you just said. But
00:31:01.260in what words do you use? How did you ask him? Look, I gave you an answer. I gave you
00:31:05.980an answer. Do you have a follow up? No. What was his answer? Well, look, I don't know.
00:31:11.960He's the president. He's his own person. I would go back to showing the difference between a wish and a reality. We're very clear. I've been very clear publicly, consistently. I've been very clear in private. It was clear again in the Oval Office. It would be clear throughout.
00:31:29.840Um, the president, um, he understands that we're having a negotiation between sovereign nations and, uh, that we will only, uh, pursue and accept a deal that's in the best interest of Canada, not just in the short term, but in the medium and long term.
00:31:48.380Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, sure you will.
00:31:51.980You're a transformational president with a very hard focus on the U.S. worker.
00:31:56.880does mark carney actually think he's going to get anywhere with donald trump i mean i'm sure
00:32:02.400trump likes him fine he's milk toast mark carney is he doesn't really have much of a personality
00:32:08.140does he but don't think for one second that donald trump doesn't know about the things that
00:32:15.020carney was saying about him during the election campaign don't think for one second that donald
00:32:23.440Trump doesn't know that Mark Carney said the relationship between Canada and the United States
00:32:28.940is over. And he's going to hold that against him because Donald Trump, I think, has got a pretty
00:32:34.440thin skin when it comes to that kind of thing. Plus, he likes to be the one in charge. He may
00:32:41.540give Canada a few nuggets. But I will bet you that Mark Carney capitulates on the dairy thing,
00:32:49.720on the supply dairy chain thing all of that stuff softwood lumber carney is going to capitulate to
00:32:57.040everything trump wants to try and get rid of those tariffs i predict it and then they're
00:33:03.820going to try and spin it as some kind of positive thing the liberals and the ndp and all of the
00:33:08.440lefties in canada and the left-wing corporate media all of them are going to try and spin it
00:33:12.580into some magical thing that mark carney achieved for canadians even though we'll know better
00:33:18.080what about the conservatives what are they up to well they had a caucus meeting their first
00:33:23.920since the election today pierre polyev was there yes he's still a member of the caucus he's just
00:33:29.360not in the house of commons that is yet to come andrew sheer has been selected as the interim
00:33:35.520house leader for the conservative party uh when parliament resumes at the end of may
00:33:40.620And he was on with Vashi Kapelos of CTV today, quickly.
00:33:45.980That our caucus has chosen me to be the parliamentary leader, if you will,
00:33:53.420the person who will have the, for procedural reasons,
00:33:58.560will sign the forms and do the things in the House
00:34:02.880until our leader, Pierre Paulyov, rejoins us.
00:34:05.240We're thrilled that we have a path forward to that.
00:34:07.720One of our colleagues, Damian Kirk from Battle River Crowfoot, has very selflessly offered a path for Pierre to rejoin us in the House of Commons.
00:34:17.780So for the very short term, just for a few weeks, I'll be fulfilling the duties that need to be done by someone from the House of Commons.
00:34:27.560So do I take from that that you anticipate Mr. Polyev will be back in the House of Commons come fall?
00:34:32.340And in the interim, does that mean you're officially the leader of the opposition in the House of Commons?
00:34:37.340And will you do things like, for example, Occupy, Stornoway, the official residence for the official opposition leader?
00:34:43.400Well, you know what? That's a stupid question.1.00
00:34:45.980You know, for all of the celebrating of Vashi Capellos from all of the independent conservative creators on YouTube and other platforms who absolutely love her.1.00
00:34:55.640Oh, she held him to account. That's a dumb question.0.99
00:34:59.320And she's asked several dumb questions in the past as well.0.99
00:35:02.680She's also a great big believer in manmade climate change.0.76
00:35:06.240So let's not give Vashi Capellos too much credit.
00:35:08.960The reason I'm playing this clip is because Andrew Scheer's on it.
00:35:34.880He's got the support of 8 million Canadians who voted Conservative and our movement all across the country.
00:35:40.920So for the next few weeks, for procedural reasons, there are some things that require someone to do who has that seat in the House of Commons.
00:35:50.220I'll be taking, I'll be fulfilling those duties.
00:35:53.880But he's still the leader of the party.
00:35:56.000As to other things, you know, these are early minutes after a caucus concludes.
00:36:00.880conclude so i might not have all the answers you might be looking for uh but uh but going forward
00:36:06.740i can tell you that that we're in in good spirits you know we had a good discussion and uh there's
00:36:12.040definitely going to be a lot of excitement when pierre rejoins us in the chamber and and and0.86
00:36:17.800again leads us from uh from the house you know i may have been mistaken when i said that was a dumb0.90
00:36:24.400question. It could have been that she was trying to sow some kind of dissension in the conservative0.84
00:36:31.200party. Oh, you're going to move into Stornoway? You're the leader now? I mean, she knows better
00:36:37.660than that. She is a veteran journalist, a veteran reporter. She's worked at all three of the major
00:36:44.220news networks in this country. She knows better than to ask a dumb question like that. So what1.00
00:36:50.160was she really trying to do? Perhaps she was trying to give her viewers the impression that
00:36:54.680there's some sort of rift going on in the conservative party right now, and they're
00:36:59.040trying to depose Pierre Polyev as leader. Nothing could be further from the truth.
00:37:04.540They got, what, an extra 25 seats going forward. They're doing well. They got 8 million votes
00:37:10.520across the country. And the only reason the liberals are in power right now, Mark Carney,
00:37:15.320is because of the NDP self-imposed collapse, which I believe was intentional, but that's a
00:37:20.100whole other story here's a couple of other stories that people have been following that they've asked
00:37:24.680me to bring up and i say yeah absolutely this is a big one here that nobody is talking about from
00:37:29.960the gunblog.ca liberals if you're a gun owner look out this is not just going to be in a couple of
00:37:36.640places eventually it's going to be everywhere but i believe this is a pilot project as they call it
00:37:42.780liberals pay for police to confiscate guns from pal holders starting with winnipeg and
00:37:49.880Cape Breton. Canada's Liberal Party-led administration paying for police to
00:37:56.540confiscate firearms from government-licensed gun owners advancing its attacks on honest
00:38:01.960citizens. The Liberals are paying for police in Winnipeg and Cape Breton to help with the
00:38:08.440planning, coordination, control, and administration of the seizures according to government documents.
00:38:13.960winnipeg will get 2.8 million dollars cape breton gets 103 013 dollars under agreements that started
00:38:21.040in february of march this year and run until the end of march of 2026 the liberals also agreed to
00:38:28.460pay 10.7 million to 117 for-profit organizations possibly businesses related to the confiscation
00:38:36.560effort who might they be it's unknown how many other municipalities police and businesses across
00:38:44.780canada are taking taxpayer money to support the crackdowns the gun blog says to the best of our
00:38:49.840knowledge they are the first to report these details nobody else will by the way why it matters
00:38:55.420well i am but you know what i mean when i say that left-wing corporate media hiring police to
00:39:01.180support or execute the liberal attacks risks fueling anger at law enforcement check
00:39:07.320Something bad is going to happen with this.
00:39:11.600Since many officers own guns personally,
00:39:15.040it means they'll be rounding up cherished property
00:39:18.320from their families, friends, neighbors, and colleagues,
00:39:23.500Sending police to go after honest citizens
00:39:26.020means robbers, rapists, kidnappers, and carjackers
00:39:29.060will have greater freedom to do their work
00:39:31.100assisting liberal policies that promote violent crime.
00:39:37.320Yesterday marked the fifth anniversary of the Liberals unleashing one of the largest crackdowns on honest citizens by any democracy in history outside of war.
00:39:45.680The Liberals have criminalized hundreds of thousands of government-licensed firearm owners since May of 2020,
00:39:51.680prohibiting them from buying, selling, transporting, or using roughly 2,500 models of rifle and shotgun.
00:39:58.420The Liberals are struggling to execute the seizures they had wished to complete three years ago.
00:40:02.820they even went to canada post and said hey what about it you guys go to people's houses every day
00:40:07.440what about this little extra chore we'll make it worth your while they're thwarted by massive
00:40:14.120grassroots and institutional opposition plus logistical and financial obstacles
00:40:18.400the march 2026 end date for the police grants further suggests the liberals abandoned their
00:40:24.260newest deadline of october of this year for the crackdown and the gunblog.ca says they're not
00:40:29.760aware of anyone who intends to surrender their gear again this could be pretty ugly and here
00:40:35.680are the government documents that prove this story is absolutely 100 factual right here those are the
00:40:42.880contracts there's another rumor flying around mark carney as you know wants to get rid of all
00:40:51.000combustion engines by 2035 and there's a government program in place right now that he hasn't removed
00:40:57.940and probably won't, because as we know, he's a net zero zealot, to decrease the amount of new car
00:41:05.900sales that can be combustion engines. It's incremental. It goes from now until 2035. I
00:41:11.380think it's 80 percent. That goes down to 70 percent the next year. You get the idea. Until
00:41:17.100finally, by 2035, nobody is going to be able to buy a combustion engine. So this rumor has been
00:41:22.240flying around now canada bans pre-2000 cars window tints now this was brought to me by a
00:41:31.200friend earlier today and i thought i would check on it so not that i believe too much in these
00:41:35.900fact check things but if you just look at this from a logistical point of view parliament hasn't
00:41:41.160sat in almost a year it's coming well not a year but they haven't been effective in over a year is
00:41:48.160what I'm saying, because they were absolutely filibustered during their last parliamentary
00:41:52.920session and then prorogued on January 6th. So this would need to be with parliamentary approval
00:41:58.980for the liberals to get away with doing this. Did Mark Carney announce that Canada will
00:42:03.860ban pre-2000 cars, window-tints, lifted trucks? Let's take a look at the viral video. Let's not.
00:42:10.300So somebody called Vince Langman and disrespected trucker online said this,
00:42:16.420And so far from what we can see, and I've checked it all, there is absolutely no way that this can be happening.
00:42:24.040But don't be fooled because the liberals are still planning to remove combustion engines from our country.
00:42:32.460Unless there is a massive grassroots backlash.
00:42:36.360All right, so let's get to the Alberta and Saskatchewan separation story.
00:42:41.080And again, if you missed the show with Keith Wilson, KC, last night, he is all for it.
00:42:46.980He answered that question I asked him at the end of last night's show.
00:42:50.660He tells us all about how it could happen, what needs to happen to get there.
00:42:56.660So much information in last night's show.
00:42:58.840So if you missed it, go back and watch it.
00:43:00.440It's available on all the socials and, of course, ShadowDavis.com.
00:43:04.020And tonight on the extension, we're going to go deep into Operation Mockingbird.
00:43:07.980and Dr. Naomi Wolf gave a very, very interesting speech at a university just a couple of days ago
00:43:14.900talking about new information found released by Pfizer regarding their C-19 vaccines.
00:43:23.300Doug Ford can't seem to keep his big fat mouth shut and out of other people's business.
00:43:31.620Here he is today talking about Alberta.
00:43:35.140Forget about political stripes, by the way, we have a prime minister down there and he's going to be sitting down and he's going to give it everything he can.
00:43:44.240This is a time to unite the country, not people saying, oh, I'm leaving the country or I'm doing this, I'm doing that.
00:43:51.060You know, united we stand, divided we fall.
00:51:38.600but nothing can be done about it because certain people have certain things on certain other people
00:51:45.080and you got to try and play the game ever watch a season of survivor and how diabolical that
00:51:52.600show is and the plans these people make i'm not kidding when i say that you've all worked at some
00:51:59.540point with other people right have you ever noticed the politics of an office for goodness
00:52:05.060sakes, it's terrible, right? All of a sudden, one day, you're the most popular guy in the office or
00:52:10.740the workplace. Next day, you come in and you're a dick because somebody said something somewhere,0.99
00:52:16.000which probably was completely untrue or warped so badly that it made you look terrible.0.98
00:52:22.980So not only do you have to figure out what happened, you have to figure out how it happened,
00:52:28.520what was said, and that takes time. Now, some people say, I don't care about that stuff.
00:52:34.000and that's fine on a work site a workplace but when you're a politician and you're always under
00:52:43.000the microscope you do have to care about that stuff and you do have to try and nip it in the
00:52:48.620bud before it becomes a thing and that's just the stuff that's going on in her own caucus in her own0.99
00:52:54.480cabinet never mind the stuff the NDP is going to be throwing at her never mind the stuff the NDP
00:52:59.880is going to be throwing at the sovereignty movement, not just in Alberta, but in Saskatchewan.
00:53:06.120Nadine Ness of Unified Grassroots is going to join the show on Thursday night.
00:53:11.080And Nadine is already facing some interesting opposition from the NDP.
00:53:19.180Nadine Ness of Unified Grassroots has been brought up in the Saskatchewan legislature
00:53:25.060already before she's even managed to really get this thing off the ground.
00:53:29.640It's hilarious. The Saskatchewan NDP, according to the Western Standard, pushes Moe to shut down unified grassroots petition for independence vote.
00:53:40.100There's Nadine right there. She was on. She was the star of the Freedom Train International with Jim Ferguson this past weekend.
00:53:45.840I happen to be on there as well. But Nadine really stole the show.0.99
00:53:48.920So Saskatchewan NDP is asking Premier Scott Moe to shut down an online petition calling for a referendum on leaving Canada,
00:53:57.740saying he's giving the independence movement a free pass at a volatile moment for national unity.
00:54:03.140The petition, again by Nadine and her unified grassroots organization,
00:54:08.120asks the province to negotiate new terms for Saskatchewan's relationship, whether inside Canada or as an independent nation.