The Shadoe Davis Show - May 7th⧸2025- Carney has Conference Call with Premiers to Talk Trump

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00:05:00.000 good evening everybody welcome it's shadow at night for wednesday may the 7th 2025 on the show

00:05:16.800 tonight mark carney met virtually with the premiers today to discuss his meeting yesterday

00:05:24.160 with Donald Trump, how it went, you know, what he said behind closed doors privately, what we need

00:05:30.220 to do to respond, what we need to do to fight back. And I'm sure some premiers were more enthusiastic

00:05:36.520 than others. Many of them spoke to the press right after, of course, because the press was waiting

00:05:42.000 outside. And speaking of the press waiting outside, even if it's independent media, why on earth would

00:05:47.720 you just walk past them knowing they've got thousands and thousands and thousands of people

00:05:52.620 that follow them on social media. People like, well, Rebel News. Alexa Lavoie was trying to

00:05:58.940 interview some conservative members as they came out of their caucus meeting yesterday. And they

00:06:04.180 just kind of cruised. We've got video of this. They just kind of cruised right by. Same with

00:06:08.160 our buddy Wright Blend. He was outside trying to get some quotes and they were just walking

00:06:13.860 right past him. What the hell's going on? Independent media is your friend, the Conservative

00:06:19.220 party of Canada. And I think it's time you start understanding that. Joe Rogan even took a shot

00:06:25.800 at Pierre Polyev in his, not his latest podcast, but the second from last that came out last week

00:06:33.220 or maybe early this week. And we've got a clip to play for you from that a little bit later on

00:06:38.120 in the show. James O'Keefe, formerly of Project Veritas and now of OMG, O'Keefe Media Group,

00:06:45.700 omg he dropped a bomb today bomb about the royal family and we're going to get to that towards the

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00:11:15.520 summer, June, July, August anyway, from Monday to Friday to Monday to Thursday. I hope you don't

00:11:21.220 mind, but I'm going to need that for my own sanity. Okay. What's our first story tonight?

00:11:26.720 It's Mark Carney meeting with the premiers virtually on a conference call today. This is

00:11:30.760 from Business Intelligence for BC, written by the Canadian press. Ontario Premier Doug Ford says

00:11:39.520 Canada's premiers and the prime minister Mark Carney will meet in person in Saskatchewan June

00:11:43.540 1st and 2nd. What do they call that? The first ministers meeting, the FMM. We're going to play

00:11:48.060 some video of Doug Ford for you in just a couple of minutes. I know you're excited about that.

00:11:52.740 We also have some video of David Eby as well, because they, yeah, they did talk about Western

00:11:58.880 separation or at least Alberta separation in that virtual call today. We're not going to mention

00:12:04.440 what Doug Ford said because he's going to say it all in his clip. What else have we got here?

00:12:10.960 Daniel Smith. We've got something Daniel Smith said yesterday, which is actually quite interesting.

00:12:18.540 We're not going to talk about Doug Ford.

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00:12:23.600 Carney and Trump spent about two hours together yesterday at the White House,

00:12:27.660 including a half hour in front of the cameras in the Oval Office.

00:12:30.500 What happened, I'm wondering, during that other 90 minutes?

00:12:34.940 What were they talking about?

00:12:36.080 Ah, here's one.

00:12:36.860 Manitoba Premier Wab Kanu sent Carney a letter this morning

00:12:40.360 pitching federal-provincial partnership on several nation-building projects.

00:12:44.920 They include creating a trade corridor through the Port of Churchill.

00:12:47.860 Well, duh. Establishing indigenous fair trade zones. Developing critical minerals infrastructure. That's such a such a hypocrisy coming from the NDP who have been lobbying to keep all of the critical minerals in the ground because of environmental and indigenous rights.

00:13:09.820 In his letter, Canu called his province the Costco of critical minerals.

00:13:13.700 Canu said Manitoba stands ready to collaborate with the prime minister

00:13:20.000 and other provinces and territories to build a stronger Canada

00:13:22.660 on projects of national interest.

00:13:24.440 Carney and Trump appeared to emerge from the White House meeting

00:13:27.160 pleased with how it had gone.

00:13:31.940 Trump indicated he liked Carney and there had been no tension during their talks.

00:13:36.100 Carney said that while he and Trump are now fully engaged, there's a lot more work to do.

00:13:41.680 What else have we got here? Oh, Fenn Hampson, a Carleton University professor and co-chair of a group of experts on Canada-U.S. relations.

00:13:49.920 You got to get the academics into these stories, right, left wing corporate media.

00:13:54.280 He said Carney has to manage a two track set of negotiations with the U.S.

00:13:58.300 First, he faces coming negotiations on the KUSMA, the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement, scheduled to be reviewed next year.

00:14:07.420 Trump indicates he wants it to be reviewed.

00:14:09.900 Sooner, not sewer.

00:14:12.220 That's the Vancouver story I have coming up.

00:14:14.500 Sewer in the streets.

00:14:15.800 And a whole bunch of U.S. news towards the end of the show tonight.

00:14:20.040 This academic went on to say there's the more immediate negotiation challenge of persuading Washington to lift recently imposed tariffs on Canadian experts.

00:14:27.880 That's the first order of the day, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:14:31.360 Now, Trump said straight out yesterday, we're not lifting the tariffs.

00:14:35.960 He said it right in front of Carney, right in front of all the cameras, all the media.

00:14:39.780 Would you consider lifting the tariffs?

00:14:41.800 No.

00:14:42.960 When asked why, well, that's just the way it is.

00:14:46.080 That's just how it is, Trump said.

00:14:47.760 And then Carney at that point was trying to get into the mix and Trump wasn't having it.

00:14:54.140 He just didn't acknowledge him.

00:14:55.220 you got to wonder what it's like sitting in a room with a guy like Donald Trump, a guy who

00:15:00.120 absolutely commands pretty much all of the attention in the room, not because he demands

00:15:06.280 it personally, but because that's just where the attention goes. The guy is the biggest star,

00:15:13.280 aside from being the U.S. president, the biggest star on the planet. Now, Jasmine Lane, our friend

00:15:20.480 jasmine put together this carny compilation and put it out on social media earlier today i thought

00:15:25.980 it was great so let's go ahead and play it for you think we can change donald trump i don't think

00:15:31.720 so not at this stage get you to lift tariffs on canada no why not just the way it is and a person

00:15:40.040 who draws his inspiration from president trump like pierre polyev will kneel down before him

00:15:45.260 you're a transformational president uh focus on the economy with a relentless focus on the

00:15:50.440 American worker, securing your borders, providing, ending the scourge of fentanyl and other opioids

00:15:57.400 and securing the world. Before he stands up to him, he's in sync with President Trump. I thought

00:16:07.360 you were excellent and I think we have a lot of things in common. Pierre Polyev is also choosing

00:16:12.880 to be willfully blind to the many and growing threats that face our country. We don't really

00:16:17.880 want cars from Canada and we put tariffs on cars from Canada and at a certain point it won't make

00:16:25.800 economic sense for Canada to build those cars and we don't want steel from Canada because we're

00:16:31.260 making our own steel and we're having massive steel plants being built right now as we speak

00:16:35.820 we really don't want Canadian steel and we don't want Canadian aluminum and various other things

00:16:41.660 What the big companies are producing, by and large, are not products that we are consuming.

00:16:48.160 There's some element of that, but by and large, you know, a steel company, how much steel are you using these days, Todd?

00:16:54.280 I mean, not as much.

00:16:56.700 Trudeau, when I spoke to him, I used to call him Governor Trudeau.

00:16:59.380 I think that probably didn't help his election.

00:17:01.440 But when I spoke to him, I said, so why are we taking your cars?

00:17:06.020 Why are we taking your – we want to make them ourselves.

00:17:08.380 I mean, I said, and if the price of your cars went up or if we put a tariff, if we put a tariff on your cars of 25 percent, what would that mean to you?

00:17:20.380 He said that would mean the end of Canada.

00:17:22.560 He actually said that to me.

00:17:23.980 And I said, that's a strange answer.

00:17:26.640 But I understand his answer.

00:17:29.920 But no, I mean, it's hard to justify subsidizing Canada to the tune of maybe 200 billion dollars a year.

00:17:38.380 But we protect Canada militarily, and we always will.

00:17:42.100 We're going to, you know, that's not a money thing.

00:17:44.140 But we always will.

00:17:45.580 But, you know, it's not fair.

00:17:50.420 Carney also said yesterday that Canada is not for sale.

00:17:55.820 He said that after, what was the quote?

00:17:59.800 I'll paraphrase him here.

00:18:01.280 I've spoken to the owners of the country over the last month, maybe, something like that.

00:18:05.860 but he did say he spoke to the owners of the country and that got my head scratching a little

00:18:10.800 bit. And I thought maybe last night, even on the show, I thought, you know, who's he referring to

00:18:15.300 there? Because Charles, the King is coming into open parliament at the end of the month, cancer

00:18:21.540 and all. Was he referring to the Royal family or was he referring to the people of Canada? You see,

00:18:28.140 there's a lot of people who think, Oh, he's just talking about us. He's talking about the people,

00:18:32.000 the ones that voted him prime minister.

00:18:34.480 And maybe that's true, and maybe it's not.

00:18:37.180 Our friend Tiana Truthseeker did a piece on that today

00:18:39.660 I thought was very interesting.

00:18:41.400 I see the meeting between Carney and Donald Trump

00:18:43.960 where Donald Trump pretty much steamrolled Carney,

00:18:46.700 and Carney sat there like a little girl,

00:18:48.900 basically saying, Canada's not for sale,

00:18:51.580 and I consolidated with the owners of Canada,

00:18:54.320 and everybody's wondering who the owners are,

00:18:56.080 and a bunch of people are saying,

00:18:57.500 it's us Canadians that are the owners.

00:18:59.240 I'm pretty sure we don't have any rights, okay?

00:19:01.100 we're just tax slaves to the crown and if you're wondering and saying things like well we're not

00:19:05.640 part of the crown anymore in the 80s we got our own independence and we got our own charter of

00:19:09.700 rights that was never signed into being um so it's not a real country and why is king charles coming

00:19:16.620 at the end of may to open up our parliament isn't that a little weird and ceremonious but hey you

00:19:22.140 know what that's just my conspiracy mind going all over the place anyway i decided to look into who

00:19:27.660 the owners of Canada are and I found a bunch of policies every policy I've read whether it was

00:19:31.920 like policy horizon or UN policies or anything to do with the future of Canada it always states

00:19:37.740 stakeholders into Canada stakeholders because Canada is a corporation not a country and the

00:19:43.800 interesting thing is I found 10 families who are billionaires in Canada who absolutely own and

00:19:48.900 monopolize everything from communications to newspapers to MSM to oil to mining and everything

00:19:56.880 which is why Canada is not a free enterprise and they do not allow competition to come in which is

00:20:02.620 why Canadians pay the highest cell phone bills around the world. But let me just show you these

00:20:06.340 10 families. Now if you go down to this website called Economics from the Top Down this goes into

00:20:13.080 detail what everything that is owned by these families and you've got the McCain family which

00:20:17.640 is food, the Katz family, the Fidani family which I believe is in real estate and owns almost all of

00:20:22.520 like toronto the richardson family the saputo family again food the rogers family your cell

00:20:27.820 phone providers the patterson family who owns basically a lot of advertising and they started

00:20:33.260 off as a dealership um then went into uh newspapers and thing the irving family oil the weston family

00:20:40.400 and the thompson family and trump was 100 correct when he said that the canada actually depends on

00:20:47.480 the United States more than we do on them because this is our trade. These are our top four trade

00:20:52.960 partners and look at how much we trade with the United States versus China versus the United

00:20:57.680 Kingdom and then versus Japan. So then I went and looked into stakeholders and stakeholders refers

00:21:02.460 to an individual or group that derives benefits from the use of resources and concern about a

00:21:07.120 particular issue and or holds legal or de facto rights to manage or make decisions, especially

00:21:13.140 down here if you look at the green part and what's really funny is the mike myers elbows up people

00:21:19.300 guess what he got named in the p diddy case so elbows up you guys i actually think you guys did

00:21:26.460 a good thing by uh electing mark carney because not only did billions of dollars get transferred

00:21:31.100 by the governor general of canada while parliament has been closed which no one is talking about

00:21:36.000 because you can't question anything um and it went into who knows where but now we've got king

00:21:40.980 charles coming to open up our parliament almost as if saying that we're still part of the crown

00:21:46.020 but that's okay whatever honestly i think you guys sped this um deal up with um us becoming

00:21:51.940 the 51st state so good good job good job elbows up crew she cracks me up i gotta get her back on soon

00:22:04.900 so i was having a discussion with our friend jeff stone from tacit investigations and security

00:22:09.380 today he's always good for theories and um i haven't talked to him in a while jeff we got to

00:22:15.820 talk more but he was saying that alberta saskatchewan trump definitely wants as a matter

00:22:23.080 of fact he wants the entire west for the seaports and for the rare earth and obviously for the energy

00:22:29.440 but there's something else to do with gold that's going on trump is going over to the united arab

00:22:38.020 emirates or maybe saudi arabia next week and apparently there's going to be some great big

00:22:42.320 announcement which is going to battle back the brics nations and make the u.s currency dominant

00:22:49.060 again in the world because it's been losing a lot of a lot of power worldwide in the past 10 years

00:22:55.760 or so and trump wants to restore that he wants to make the the u.s dollar again and it still is but

00:23:01.540 it's not as strong as it was he wants to make it the absolute dominant currency on the planet does

00:23:06.400 that mean he wants it to be the only one? I don't know. Does that mean a worldwide universal dollar?

00:23:14.120 Is he actually taking us into the great reset, the new world order, and we're just going,

00:23:19.560 yay, Donald Trump? Or is it a move to strengthen the United States?

00:23:26.520 Strengthen the United States so much that all of the countries surrounding the United States have

00:23:31.220 no choice but to join with the americans he knows that alberta is teetering on the brink right now

00:23:37.600 thinking about sovereignty saskatchewan also he doesn't want ontario quebec is going to go off

00:23:44.540 on its own what happens to the atlantic provinces after that what happens to bc when they're cut off

00:23:49.340 from the rest of canada because alberta and saskatchewan are maybe one big nation or two

00:23:54.540 separate nations who work together. What happens to Manitoba? Does it try to stay with a faltering

00:24:01.880 Canada or does it go along with Trump or these independent provinces again and become part of

00:24:07.800 that? There's all kinds of pieces in play right now and it's actually quite fun to watch. It's

00:24:14.980 going to be tumultuous, obviously. But yeah, I mean, there is a lot of separation talk right now

00:24:20.620 across the country and i'm getting the feeling that the premiers are taking it seriously this

00:24:28.320 is doug ford yesterday piping off watch watch what he said in case you missed it yesterday watch

00:24:33.820 about political stripes by by the way we have a prime minister down there and he's going to be

00:24:40.080 sitting down and he's going to give it everything he can this is a time to unite the country not

00:24:45.680 people saying oh i'm leaving the country i'm doing this i'm doing that you know united we stand

00:24:51.180 divided we fall so obviously taking a shot at danielle smith there for the separation which

00:25:00.040 by the way she does not want she's still maybe she does maybe she does deep inside but publicly

00:25:06.460 she's saying i want an independent alberta in a united canada whatever that's supposed to mean

00:25:13.900 anyway here is doug ford today a little bit more conciliatory and i was pretty blunt i said you

00:25:23.400 know it's time uh that uh your government starts showing some love he's he's talking about the

00:25:31.760 premiers and prime minister meeting via teleconference today and he's talking about

00:25:36.800 his interaction with mark carl to saskatchewan and alberta because as i as i said like the last

00:25:43.560 prime minister showed no love matter of fact to the contrary so it's nice that we're heading out

00:25:48.660 there to saskatchewan for an fmm meeting and i think it's on june the first and june the second

00:25:54.540 uh which is which is a good uh olive branch and had a good discussion so i'm a big believer of

00:26:02.520 pipelines big believer of getting rid of c69 and uh we need to unite this country and the way we're

00:26:10.400 going to unite this country as I mentioned to the Prime Minister in front of the Premiers

00:26:14.440 show some love to the people of Alberta and Saskatchewan and let's let's start diversifying

00:26:20.780 our trade when it comes to oil let's start building pipelines west east and north and yes

00:26:28.300 south as well but they're getting a discount by the way we ship them a hundred million dollars

00:26:35.100 worth of oil they turn it into 300 million and ship it out i think the the number we're giving

00:26:41.040 them a discount of 20 percent well let's start uh let's start shipping it out because we know

00:26:45.840 and i've mentioned that to the u.s ambassador today that if you take oil off the the trade

00:26:52.900 they have a 50 billion dollar surplus with with canada and i encourage them let's start moving

00:26:59.700 for let's sign a deal and let's bring certainty bring certainty and build the sam can fortress

00:27:05.720 that i've been talking about for a number of months and uh that that was our conversation

00:27:11.260 for the most part are you hopeful that you hopeful that you can diffuse the alberta secession

00:27:17.140 yeah i meant with this kind of talk i mean i don't know if there's any talk about premier smith's

00:27:22.360 uh referendum potential referendum well i i just uh always say united we stand divided we fall

00:27:29.540 And that was my message today.

00:27:31.660 And let's continue making sure that we unite the country, not divide the country.

00:27:37.480 And I spoke, you know, spoke pretty strongly in support of Alberta and Saskatchewan

00:27:43.900 because they've been ignored for the last 10 years.

00:27:46.760 They've been treated terribly, to be very frank.

00:27:49.700 And I think the new Prime Minister, Prime Minister Carney, understands that.

00:27:54.820 And he's going to be out there having great conversations.

00:27:58.340 And just the move, just that one move, bringing FMM out to Saskatchewan, that's a big move.

00:28:07.020 So everyone congratulated him on how he performed.

00:28:10.780 It didn't matter what political stripe we came from.

00:28:14.800 I really encouraged Premier Legault to get that pipeline through Quebec.

00:28:21.040 The last poll I saw was in the high 70s that people want that pipeline.

00:28:25.940 So it's going to help the entire country.

00:28:28.340 We don't have to be so reliant on the U.S.

00:28:31.640 This is a game changer now.

00:28:33.360 This is an opportunity to build ports in the north,

00:28:39.220 no matter if it's through James Bay or through Manitoba up there in Churchill.

00:28:46.900 That's what we have to do to protect our country.

00:28:49.680 We also have to get minerals out of the ground, not just here in Ontario,

00:28:54.360 right across the board.

00:28:55.460 I think the date that we're always looking for is we have to get permits before two years and start moving.

00:29:02.920 That's right across the board for the territories and for the other provinces that have critical minerals.

00:29:10.480 Don't these guys ever get tired of talking out of their ass?

00:29:15.460 I mean, these are all the things Paliyev was saying during the election campaign,

00:29:19.920 where Doug Ford and his campaign manager were dissing the conservatives for having a bad campaign.

00:29:26.580 And the media, of course, picks up on that. Oh, division in the Conservative Party. And by the

00:29:31.140 way, the PCs, the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, are not affiliated with the National

00:29:36.240 Conservative Party. None of the conservative parties are affiliated with each other. The only

00:29:41.280 party that is affiliated provincially and federally is the NDP. That's it. So that whole

00:29:48.180 thing was a complete and total lie. And the media knew it, but they told it anyway. Doug Ford should

00:29:54.780 mind his business. Just stick to Ontario, man. Stick to Ontario. That's it. Just stop talking

00:30:04.340 about national unity. Mind your business. There's other things that you need to be occupied with.

00:30:11.940 David Eby is another one who needs to stop talking out of his ass. The NDP Premier of

00:30:17.780 British Columbia. He was spoken to by reporters after this conference call today, and here's what

00:30:23.680 he said. Things you didn't mention in terms of topics of discussion was national unity. We've

00:30:29.220 heard this week from Danielle Smith twice around the way that they are changing policies there

00:30:34.520 that could make it easier to have a referendum on Western separation. Was this a priority for

00:30:40.700 the premiers and the prime minister? Is there more that needs to be done to address concerns

00:30:45.760 the west has around things like equalization are you worried at all about the increasing rhetoric

00:30:51.600 about alberta looking at separation all right so the answer to this question should be this

00:31:01.200 what does that have to do with british columbia

00:31:04.960 instead i won't speak for other premiers uh but i'll say that um british columbians are all in

00:31:11.200 for canada and uh here in this province we understand that this is the moment for all of

00:31:16.160 us to stand strong together arm in arm as a country uh and that doesn't take anything away

00:31:22.400 from our reasonable demands that the federal government ensure we have access to the same

00:31:26.960 level of funding the same opportunities that quebec and ontario get and the same level of respect

00:31:33.520 But the idea of separating here is a non-starter.

00:31:39.780 I understand.

00:31:41.160 You know, you've got a couple of Conservative premiers in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

00:31:45.920 Their preferred candidate was not successful in the federal election.

00:31:48.540 They have strong bases of support for the Conservatives in those provinces.

00:31:51.400 They're navigating tricky waters.

00:31:54.360 But I certainly encourage them all, Premier Smith, Premier Moe, and I believe that they're on board for this.

00:32:02.560 to work together for the good of the country, to hold the country together,

00:32:07.100 and to push back strongly on any kind of separatist sentiment.

00:32:11.680 When a conservative MLA here tweeted out a separatist image of Western Canada approvingly

00:32:17.840 and that we would become a protectorate of the United States,

00:32:22.520 I didn't hesitate to point out how dumb that was.

00:32:25.800 And I think he recognized how dumb it was.

00:32:27.680 He said he was texting while he was driving, which is also dumb.

00:32:29.820 So, you know, take the moment to defend our country, take the moment to stand together, understanding that it can be more challenging in other jurisdictions, but this country needs to stick together right now, that's what I stand for.

00:32:43.120 david i'm talking to you directly right now maybe you should worry about your own province

00:32:55.360 and not answer any of these questions about national unity because there's no movement

00:32:59.900 in your province at least not right now to separate from canada you've got your own problems

00:33:06.300 to worry about. For example, public defecation reaching an all-time high in downtown Vancouver.

00:33:14.380 It's reached new heights in the city. Residents, business owners, and business improvement area

00:33:23.180 leaders are calling for action that goes beyond the routine cleanups. The unfortunate thing is

00:33:28.300 we've been talking about the feces issue here for quite a while now, says Wally Wargolette,

00:33:34.260 executive director of the Gastown Business Improvement Society.

00:33:38.140 Wargolet says he was forced to implement his own initiative, affectionately dubbed

00:33:42.120 the Poop Fairy Program, after other waste collecting programs proved ineffective.

00:33:53.000 Run by social enterprise Clean Start BC, the project was initiated last year before

00:33:58.540 lack of funding brought it to a halt a few months in. It was reinstated in March,

00:34:04.260 And volunteers had their work cut out for them from the get-go.

00:34:19.800 In Gastown, the program saw 155 cleanups through the month.

00:34:23.420 I'm sure there was many more they missed.

00:34:26.080 Well, the downtown Eastside had a total of 267.

00:34:30.280 The poop ferry program.

00:34:32.160 drug paraphernalia vending machines free hard narcotics to drug addicts that's what's going

00:34:40.680 on in bc so shut up david abe mind your business take care of your own province oh here's another

00:34:47.440 thing about bc over 800 special ballots mistakenly kept in bc riding the elections canada says

00:34:54.200 ballots came from 74 electoral districts across the country were left in coquitlam port coquitlam

00:34:59.940 office what 800 ballots cast during the recent election mistakenly kept at the office of a

00:35:08.780 returning officer in bc that comes directly from elections canada the agency says all registered

00:35:16.160 political parties have been informed that 822 special ballots cast by electors in 74 electoral

00:35:22.480 districts across the country across the country we're left with the returning officer in the

00:35:28.200 riding of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam. Elections Canada says the ballot should have been returned

00:35:32.820 to its headquarters by April 28th at 6 p.m. to allow them to be counted. Special ballots

00:35:38.260 include votes made by mail and those cast in person at an Elections Canada office. Over 500

00:35:44.420 of the ballots mistakenly left in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, were for the electoral district of

00:35:49.220 Port Moody, Coquitlam. Others were for ridings across the country. What? Including Halifax,

00:35:56.680 nepean and vancouver center elections canada says an initial analysis shows the outcomes

00:36:02.540 in those 74 districts were not affected by mislaid ballots but what if they were

00:36:07.240 that's brutal that's completely brutal danielle smith now remember what i told you earlier in

00:36:18.280 the show danielle says she doesn't want alberta to separate from canada she wants it to be

00:36:24.980 whatever whatever i said before

00:36:28.160 she was sovereign alberta in a unified canada whatever the hell uh danielle says she won't

00:36:35.720 muzzle ucp caucus as referendum talks heat up we all have different ideas about how we get

00:36:42.980 respect from ottawa i'm not going to be demonizing anybody who may have a different view than me you

00:36:47.940 see that's that's how conservative-minded people think whereas the left shut them down

00:36:53.460 don't let them say anything they're not allowed to have an opinion

00:36:58.320 danielle will not stop members from from speaking out she told reporters on tuesday she wasn't

00:37:07.100 bothered by ucp mla jason steven publicly calling for a referendum on alberta separation a day

00:37:13.280 earlier she said we all have different ideas about how to get respect from ottawa i'm not

00:37:18.360 going to be demonizing anybody who's got a different view than me. Stefan declined to say

00:37:23.380 how he'd vote in a referendum on Alberta independence. I guess that means that he will

00:37:27.760 vote to separate. The Central Alberta MLA wrote in an op-ed last week that it was time for Alberta

00:37:33.520 to explore other options outside of Confederation after the Liberals won their fourth straight

00:37:38.360 federal election. And Stephen didn't immediately respond to a request to be interviewed for the

00:37:43.600 article. Speaking of Alberta's separation, Yves Blanchet, the leader of the Bloc Québécois,

00:37:49.940 was asked about that today by a reporter. What advice would you have for Alberta in terms of

00:37:55.820 getting out of Canada? And here's what he said.

00:37:59.580 People in Alberta who want to separate, do you have any tips for them?

00:38:04.340 Our success so far, it does not place me in a position to give them tips about what to do,

00:38:11.500 but I could give them tips about what not to do.

00:38:14.640 Not now.

00:38:16.600 The first idea is to define oneself as a nation.

00:38:23.320 Therefore, it requires a culture of their own.

00:38:29.120 And I am not certain that oil and gas qualify to define a culture.

00:38:33.400 But it's theirs to decide if they want to vindicate the right to self-determination.

00:38:42.980 I would never interfere in that. It belongs to them.

00:38:46.860 I would like us to be the first to do so.

00:38:51.720 Why, when Quebec talks about separation, it's a giggle?

00:38:56.800 All the reporters, oh, I would like us to be first, though.

00:39:01.420 ducep says not ducep but blind shot and all the reporters and all of the people surrounding him

00:39:10.800 oh that's so cute but alberta you're a redneck monster

00:39:15.740 kind of amazing don't you think the the double standard that still happens in this country and

00:39:29.360 and they don't seem to understand out east that that double standard is probably the number one

00:39:35.860 reason aside from the fact that everybody would do better in an independent alberta albertans anyway

00:39:40.120 they'd all do better they'd all be making more money less taxes cheaper gas cheaper everything

00:39:45.360 but that's that's not how people vote for the most part they vote emotionally and the more

00:39:54.040 these eastern yahoos keep dissing the west and alberta in particular the bigger the movement

00:40:01.340 is going to become they don't get it or maybe they do get it and want alberta to leave for

00:40:08.780 whatever reason i don't think so but who knows look at this now this this was very interesting

00:40:15.840 thank you michael for sending me this earlier today i would have missed this heavy lifting

00:40:20.460 begins as sun core starts refurbishing decades old upgrader components this is this is a big deal

00:40:28.740 because this is like a multi-million if not billion dollar project oil sands giant sun core

00:40:33.900 energy has begun a three-month outage at one of its upgraders so it can begin to replace enormous

00:40:40.020 components first installed almost 60 years ago the calgary-based company is in the midst of a

00:40:46.100 multi-year project to replace eight original coke drums dating back to 1967 at its base mine

00:40:52.660 site north of fort mack with the goal of extending the upgrader's life by 30 years why

00:40:58.580 why in a website post last year when one of the drums was being transported from edmonton to the

00:41:06.720 mine sun core said the load took up the entire width of the road including the shoulder lanes

00:41:12.020 the outage at the upgrader one of two at the mine began may 1st and is expected to last 90 days

00:41:18.200 do they think that somehow mark carney is going to capitulate to the demands of danielle smith and

00:41:24.940 revoke the no more pipelines bill no more tanker bill c69 is he just going to get rid of that

00:41:31.280 never this guy is a net zero zealot if he does anything like that i will be absolutely shocked

00:41:40.360 I don't think he will. But there's a lot of pressure on him. CEOs are calling on Carney to take action to support domestic energy sector.

00:41:51.180 They want him to scrap the emissions cap on oil and gas producers and repeal industrial carbon pricing to help bolster the industry.

00:41:58.340 Why would Suncor drop suddenly hundreds of millions of dollars for these upgrades to extend the life of all of that equipment up there in Fort Mac unless they knew something was going on?

00:42:09.940 this is so they're either banking on an independent alberta alberta joining the united states

00:42:16.900 or carney dropping c69 and all of the other caps that he's got on energy development 38 ceos of

00:42:27.120 canadian energy companies signed a letter congratulating carney on his election and pitching

00:42:31.940 policy measures they say would help him make good on his promise to build this fastest growing

00:42:37.540 economy in the g7 that he talked so much about talked about an energy corridor west to east but

00:42:42.680 what kind of energy is he talking about is he talking about oil and gas

00:42:49.180 he never said that during the election i guess maybe he didn't want to upset quebec voters

00:42:56.580 i don't know but if he does this that's going to be his last term done because quebec will vote his

00:43:04.580 ass right out i don't know who they'd vote for i guess the bloc or maybe maybe the conservatives

00:43:09.540 as a major contributor to the canadian economy with significant untapped potential the energy

00:43:16.080 sector must play a pivotal role in your pursuit of this ambition the letter reads your focus on

00:43:21.280 fostering energy independence and enhancing canada's energy infrastructure and clean tech

00:43:25.740 requires major sector investment and globally competitive energy and carbon policies and over

00:43:31.560 the last decade, the layering and complexity of energy policies has resulted in a lack of

00:43:37.520 investor confidence and consequently a barrier to investment. This whole thing about Carney

00:43:44.540 being the prime minister is still kind of a shock to me. I'll be completely honest with you. It's

00:43:49.700 like a week later, a week and a half later, and Carney is the prime minister. Did I say

00:43:53.820 president just now? I'm sorry. I didn't mean to say that. Prime minister, obviously.

00:43:57.260 like mark carney how did that even happen how did that how did canadians become so easily fooled

00:44:08.380 but then again i mean here's a carney voter yeah um

00:44:15.740 carney won so is that a good thing yeah yeah it's a good thing why did you vote for carney

00:44:23.360 because he makes most sense out of people so most what makes the most sense to you from his policies

00:44:31.500 um i don't know is there one specific policy that you were really uh interested in of his

00:44:40.940 um no okay thanks for your time all right bye

00:44:53.360 how many of them

00:45:01.020 are like that

00:45:01.780 I mean

00:45:04.680 8.5 million people

00:45:07.800 voted

00:45:08.340 for the liberals

00:45:09.880 how many of

00:45:12.540 how many of that

00:45:15.300 8.5 million

00:45:16.260 I think Rob Boutelier

00:45:19.920 had a good point when he was on the show

00:45:21.400 last week

00:45:23.360 about people having to maybe pass a test or show their worth, show their net givers and not net

00:45:30.320 takers in our system before they can be allowed to vote just because you're Canadian and 18 years

00:45:35.440 old qualifies you right now. And in some cases, you don't even have to prove you're a Canadian

00:45:39.900 citizen. I've been hearing from return officers who worked this past election and you can't ask

00:45:45.620 any of these people who you may suspect to be not Canadian citizens that question or else you can

00:45:52.200 be removed. Should there be some kind of threshold? A civics test, maybe? How about, what are the names

00:46:02.500 of the candidates on the ballot in your writing, and what parties do they represent? Something

00:46:07.400 simple like that, or maybe should it be a little bit more difficult? Now, speaking of the

00:46:16.000 Conservative Party of Canada. They had a caucus meeting yesterday, and you would think that the

00:46:22.300 Conservatives have had time now to break down exactly how they were successful, because they

00:46:30.020 were successful in this election. I know they lost, but they picked up 25 new seats, and they

00:46:35.120 did have some serious momentum towards the end of the election campaign. I think a lot of it had to

00:46:41.100 do with independent media. YouTubers, people on Facebook, people on X, you know, telling people

00:46:49.140 the truth that the left-wing corporate media wouldn't. So if that's the case and they know

00:46:55.320 that, then why would they ignore independent media as they're walking out the door from their caucus

00:47:01.020 meeting? Right Blend, our buddy Right Blend was in Ottawa yesterday wanting to talk to some of

00:47:06.640 these conservative MPs and they they all pretty much just walked right past him without giving

00:47:12.500 him a moment let's have a look congratulations Mr. Baber congratulations on your election thank you

00:47:17.980 so much and thanks for standing up for Canadians during COVID that's really appreciated you stood

00:47:22.220 on principle and I'm telling you right now Mr. Baber that means a lot to Canadians and we're

00:47:25.880 very happy those of us who are discriminated against by our government are very happy to see

00:47:29.680 a principled voice like yours in parliament it means a lot thank you so much I appreciate that

00:47:33.660 Thank you. Mr. Brock, thank you so much for everything that you're doing.

00:47:36.860 Thank you. Appreciate that.

00:47:38.060 And congratulations on your election win.

00:47:39.700 Thank you so much, sir.

00:47:40.740 What are you and the Conservative caucus going to do to protect Canada from censorship?

00:47:45.300 Because we know that there's some concerns about that going ahead.

00:47:50.420 Is there anything that you guys are going to do about that?

00:47:52.580 Well, there's probably plenty we're going to do about it, but I'm not going to talk about it at this point.

00:47:57.040 All right. Thanks for your time.

00:47:57.860 Jamil Giovanni, thank you so much.

00:48:00.000 Congratulations, sir.

00:48:00.780 Congratulations on your election.

00:48:02.120 and thank you for being a voice for Canadians

00:48:04.360 and we're really excited to see what you do in the future.

00:48:07.240 Do you have a comment on the 200 candidates

00:48:09.280 running in the by-election in Battle River Crowfoot?

00:48:11.700 Just focused on getting back to my office.

00:48:13.820 All right, I appreciate that.

00:48:15.040 Pierre, congratulations on a very successful campaign.

00:48:17.240 Thank you so much.

00:48:18.120 Now, I know you have a good answer to this

00:48:19.840 and I really need to ask you this question.

00:48:23.220 I just want to ask you,

00:48:25.040 we are seeing Canada in the polling point

00:48:28.360 when we saw the Western Canada watch separate.

00:48:33.500 How the confidence is fine with work to make sure that

00:48:38.300 we unite everything that Canada is doing here.

00:48:42.060 Look at this incredible team we have here.

00:48:43.900 Good to see you.

00:48:44.960 Good to see you, buddy.

00:48:46.600 Thank you.

00:48:47.020 Congratulations.

00:48:47.660 Good to see you.

00:48:49.500 Good to see you.

00:48:51.460 Good job, brother.

00:48:53.460 I still haven't gotten back to you to sleep, though.

00:48:55.820 How are you?

00:48:57.180 Good to see you, my boy.

00:48:58.360 What a team, holy...

00:49:04.320 It's an Irish name.

00:49:07.600 Now, Mr. Poliev, I appreciate you're very busy,

00:49:11.020 and I know you have a good answer to this,

00:49:13.800 but what makes you...

00:49:16.360 Mr. Poliev?

00:49:23.220 We got a bright future.

00:49:27.400 All right, Mr. Polyev, I know you have a good answer to this.

00:49:29.700 And we're going to bring home a bright future for the country.

00:49:32.680 What makes you the best leader to go forward?

00:49:34.500 I know you have a good answer.

00:49:35.900 There's many things.

00:49:36.880 It's a long list.

00:49:38.060 But thank you very much for being out today, guys.

00:49:39.920 All the best.

00:49:40.580 All right.

00:49:40.800 Thanks, Pierre.

00:49:41.200 Thank you.

00:49:43.280 Now, Polyev was reasonably nice about things because he's got a canny sense.

00:49:48.320 He understands that these people have got millions of followers on social media.

00:49:54.220 But why not just stop and have a chit-chat with them?

00:49:57.040 a couple of minutes it's not going to ruin your day or maybe the conservatives had

00:50:03.780 on the table in their caucus meeting something like you know this independent media it cost you

00:50:11.280 it cost us it cost us the election because too many fringers scared the other side those red

00:50:20.380 tories and maybe they've got a some kind of report that says they lost red tories because of

00:50:26.200 supporting the fringe of their parties too much or their party too much which could mean

00:50:32.900 a move to the middle or to the left from the conservatives going forward

00:50:39.920 it'll be interesting to see how they position themselves in the next few weeks

00:50:45.920 is polyev going to stop talking about defunding the cbc because you got to break down the election

00:50:53.120 and see exactly what was the problem.

00:50:56.960 Why did we not break through?

00:51:00.540 Well, here's the answer, Pierre.

00:51:02.740 I'll give you the answer.

00:51:03.880 There's a couple of things,

00:51:05.440 but the first one is the complete intentional collapse

00:51:08.780 of the NDP and those voters going to the Liberal Party.

00:51:15.280 So for some reason, these voters

00:51:16.720 who were supposed to support the little guy, the NDP,

00:51:19.500 voted for a billionaire banker.

00:51:22.120 how does that make any sense to be their prime minister because they couldn't stomach the idea

00:51:28.760 of a pierre poly of conservative government one of the other things was pierre only towards the

00:51:35.680 end of the campaign started doing some independent media interviews and the only one i'm aware of

00:51:42.660 is jasmine lane he did one with jasmine and there's a couple of other podcasts that his team

00:51:47.120 picked for him that nobody has ever heard of before so why wouldn't he come on a show like this

00:51:54.700 i mean it makes perfect sense to come on a show like this and answer questions directly

00:52:02.460 doesn't it or maybe you go on joe rogan the only real big podcast he did was the jordan peterson

00:52:10.560 And that was a fantastic podcast for Pierre.

00:52:14.940 I think a lot of momentum was created amongst conservatives for Pierre Polyev after that

00:52:20.840 podcast.

00:52:21.800 So listen to this.

00:52:22.740 Here's Joe Rogan.

00:52:23.600 I forget this guy who's the guest on the show.

00:52:25.860 His name is Cameron and he's a bow hunter.

00:52:29.260 This was from a few days ago, but they're talking about Mark Carney being the Canadian

00:52:35.060 prime minister and then Pierre Polyev and Pierre Polyev apparently was invited to

00:52:40.560 to go on the joe rogan podcast and he said no watch this that's me of what happened in canada

00:52:45.440 with the truckers yes i mean they froze their they froze their bank accounts yeah or people

00:52:50.800 who donated to them yeah people who donated to them got their bank accounts frozen how insane

00:52:56.160 insane insane and then that that same party just won again good job canada oh my god if they didn't

00:53:04.400 have good bear hunting i would never be i would never go there i do have to say i offered to have

00:53:09.760 that pierre guy come on the podcast really he didn't do it wouldn't do it thought it was too

00:53:13.760 problematic or whatever jordan told me i forget what he said but they they were telling him not

00:53:18.800 to do it like his advisors were telling him not to do it like hey hey hey dumb ass they can't talk to

00:53:28.320 all right so you might be thinking well why would it be beneficial to go on the joe rogan podcast

00:53:33.760 he's an american podcaster yes he's got a big audience but what's the big deal i mean it's

00:53:39.560 still an american podcast you talk about american things have a look at this my friends from pod

00:53:45.120 chaser the number one podcast on spotify in canada is the joe rogan experience

00:53:53.200 he's a big name in canada even if he does originate in the united states

00:54:01.920 bad deal he also had patrick patrick bet david giving him a hard time i personally wouldn't

00:54:10.200 have done that particular one but i definitely would have done rogan because rogan is not

00:54:16.820 necessarily political and they would have been able to talk about a whole bunch of other things

00:54:21.580 family stuff hobbies even because that's just what he does of course they would have gotten

00:54:27.740 into the politics they would have gotten into the nitty-gritty of things but it would have been so

00:54:33.460 relaxed it's like two buddies sitting around having a beard talking in the garage or something

00:54:37.480 it's not like patrick bett david who's got a panel of people who are judging you all wearing suits

00:54:42.480 and ties look at what rogan wears for goodness sakes he's got a t-shirt on half the time he's

00:54:47.300 drinking whiskey and he's smoking cigars but he's huge outside of the 13 million listeners

00:54:55.540 he gets for each podcast.

00:54:57.900 That's not in Canada.

00:54:58.940 He gets maybe two million

00:55:00.020 for each episode in Canada.

00:55:01.440 That's just the audio podcast.

00:55:03.660 Then you've got all the video clips

00:55:05.740 that go around YouTube and Rumble and X.

00:55:09.140 Hundreds of millions of views

00:55:10.820 for each episode.

00:55:12.020 This probably could have put

00:55:13.700 Pierre Polyev over the top.

00:55:17.260 No, too problematic.

00:55:18.620 We can't do it.

00:55:20.320 Canadian politicians

00:55:21.300 really need to wake up.

00:55:25.540 because if they don't, this country, Mark Carney, is going to go ahead and just impose

00:55:30.960 the censorship that he was talking about during the campaign. Say goodbye to the independent

00:55:34.580 broadcaster. We will be gone. And I think further to that, they'll probably try and put some sort

00:55:44.440 of an iron curtain up around our country to stop any sort of American podcasts like Tucker Carlson

00:55:51.440 or or Joe Rogan from coming into the country. You can bet they're already talking about it,

00:55:57.400 the lefties, because they want censorship. They want it bad. So bad. Here's a story from Rebel

00:56:04.480 News. I'm going to have to refresh this because that free e-news banner keeps popping up on the

00:56:09.840 website. It's terribly annoying. CBC ombudsman admits network lied during leaders debates.

00:56:17.140 according to the cbc ombudsman in the april report the number of complaints during the

00:56:26.380 election exceeded the previous three months combined not a conspiracy theory that's straight

00:56:31.920 from cbc's own accountability office and the biggest source of outrage the leaders debates

00:56:37.460 especially the english and french debates on the cbc not hard to see why this was written by

00:56:42.400 Sheila Gunn-Reed, by the way. Well, Rebel News was on the ground reporting. The CBC was on air

00:56:47.420 lying about us. They weren't content to just be biased. They became the story openly lobbying

00:56:54.940 the debate commission to shut Rebel down and all of the other independents that were there.

00:57:01.020 They claimed the billboard truck was breaking the law. It wasn't. They claimed the journalists

00:57:05.900 disrupted the debate. They didn't. In fact, our team, says Rebel News, was so well-behaved the

00:57:14.140 debate commissioner, cornered by CBC and their allies, canceled the past debate scrum entirely,

00:57:20.040 admitting they couldn't find a pretext to remove us. They falsely claimed our accreditation had

00:57:25.040 been revoked. It hadn't. Then came the smear against Drea Humphrey. On national TV, Rosemary

00:57:31.540 Barton claimed that remains of indigenous children have been found in various places across the

00:57:36.480 country. That's false. Even the CBC had to admit it in a buried online correction that read what

00:57:42.160 several indigenous communities across Canada have discovered are potential burial sites or unmarked

00:57:47.980 graves. No remains have been found at Kamloops or any other site, but instead of correcting it on air

00:57:55.160 where they lied in prime time. They posted it on an obscure back page, as one complaint to the

00:58:02.100 ombudsman put it. Her comment was made in prime time to an audience of the Canadian electorate,

00:58:08.160 and the correction belongs in an equally prominent position. Let's be honest, CBC's entire debate

00:58:14.940 coverage wasn't journalism. It was gatekeeping theater with taxpayer funding. During the French

00:58:20.540 language debate, Rosemary Barton and David Cochran openly trashed Rebel News, calling them

00:58:25.180 very, very right wing and claiming they trafficked in misinformation. Cochran went so far as to

00:58:30.980 suggest the debates commission should be accountable for letting us in, despite two court rulings

00:58:36.160 affirming the legal right to be there. This is another viewer who complained they couldn't

00:58:41.900 understand why these people, that was what they used, were allowed to ask questions, even though

00:58:49.660 the independent journalists had been granted access, this kind of denigration of other

00:58:53.540 journalists needs to stop. Another said, discrimination, puerile, unprofessional.

00:58:58.620 Then there was David Cochran's tantrum behind the scenes at the English debate, which multiple

00:59:03.880 viewers linked directly to the sudden cancellation of the press scrum. Instead of doing your job

00:59:09.600 reporting the news, you turned into a whining, gatekeeping toddler, railing against Rebel

00:59:15.700 News's presence as if they'd stormed the Bastille. And another voter said he swayed or influenced

00:59:22.020 votes. Voters, that's definitely not his job. So what did the ombudsman say? Quiet backhanded

00:59:29.700 acknowledgement. Yes, yes. Many complaints were found to have merit. No, they didn't say how many.

00:59:36.540 No, they didn't name names. And no, they didn't hold their own colleagues accountable. And now

00:59:40.560 with Mark Carney in charge, a man who promised to shovel another $150 million into the CBC on

00:59:46.520 top of their existing $1.4 billion slush fund, don't expect anything to change. Expect them to

00:59:52.600 get more confident in their lies and bias, not less. The CBC no longer reports the news. They

01:00:00.000 manufacture narratives, target dissenters, and smear anyone who threatens liberal power,

01:00:04.960 all while pretending to be neutral this election canadians saw it live they filed their complaints

01:00:11.840 and now even the cbc's own ombudsman cannot sweep it under the rug the question isn't if

01:00:18.560 the cbc is biased that's settled cool some american news for you now as we wrap things up

01:00:27.100 and by the way tonight on the extension you guys gonna throw that james o'keefe bomb at you the one

01:00:32.920 he dropped earlier today that's already been seen millions and millions and millions and

01:00:37.140 millions of times it has to do with the royal family prince andrew in particular and then we're

01:00:41.860 going to go a little bit deeper into the virginia jupray thing um and how big this this sex trafficking

01:00:50.280 ring is across the world dr casey means trump's new surgeon general nominee is rfk junior ally

01:00:59.460 and maha advocate so why am i saying this to you because let's get rid of this hugh grant

01:01:07.860 president trump will nominate dr casey means to serve as u.s surgeon general he announced that

01:01:13.980 today shortly after the white house withdrew the president's earlier pick of dr janet nishawatt

01:01:20.400 for the key public health post mr trump said in a truth social post that means has impeccable

01:01:26.240 MAHA credentials, referring to the acronym Make America Healthy Again, a slogan used by Health

01:01:31.380 and Human Services Secretary Robert H. Kennedy Jr. Sorry, H? Did I say H? F. Her academic

01:01:39.160 achievements together with her life's work are absolutely outstanding, Trump wrote. Dr. Casey

01:01:45.020 Means has the potential to be one of the finest Surgeon Generals in United States history.

01:01:50.680 and she believes in what we believe in you guys white house calls out australian e-safety

01:01:59.520 commissioner for censorship this has to do with billboard chris so let's have a look the u.s

01:02:06.060 state department has taken the unusual step of calling out the australian government for

01:02:11.440 censorship after an anti-trans activist posts on x were geo-blocked for being offensive

01:02:17.780 Canadian internet personality and anti-trans protester Chris Elston, better known as Billboard Chris,

01:02:23.580 has received support from the White House while he waits for a tribunal judgment

01:02:27.360 after taking the Australian government to court over its demand to have an offensive post removed.

01:02:34.260 Billboard Chris last year was ordered by the Australian e-safety,

01:02:37.260 there's an e-safety commissioner in Australia that's coming here

01:02:41.240 to take down a post on X attacking a transgender activist who was hired by the World Health

01:02:48.740 Organization to draft care guidelines for trans and non-binary people. X initially refused to

01:02:55.500 take the content down, but later geo-blocked it in Australia following a formal removal order

01:03:00.940 from the East Safety Commissioner. There she is right there, Julie Inman Grant. The U.S. Department

01:03:07.160 of democracy human rights and labor published a statement on social media thursday last week

01:03:13.280 saying it was deeply concerned by the decision to remove the post freedom of expression must be

01:03:20.020 protected online and offline and this could quite possibly affect trade relations between the united

01:03:27.760 states and australia just like this kind of the same kind of thing is having an effect on the uk

01:03:34.420 making a deal with the United States.

01:03:36.320 So maybe, maybe in negotiations with Mark Carney

01:03:41.140 or whoever he sends to negotiate with Trump's negotiating team,

01:03:45.660 that will be a point of contention.

01:03:47.700 Oh, by the way, we understand that you're going to try

01:03:49.480 to enforce censorship in Canada.

01:03:51.240 If you do that, then everything's off the table.

01:03:56.880 Now, yesterday, the Supreme Court of the United States

01:03:59.880 upheld the Donald Trump removal of trans people from the U.S. military.

01:04:06.760 They said, yep, Trump can get rid of them.

01:04:11.340 So the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth,

01:04:13.960 delivered a keynote address at Special Operation Forces last night

01:04:18.400 after that ruling came down.

01:04:20.260 And he said, I'm going to read the first paragraph,

01:04:22.800 and I'm going to play for you what he said later,

01:04:25.480 right from his own mouth.

01:04:26.400 i cannot tell you how humbled i am to be in this room amongst the absolute and very best that our

01:04:32.880 country produces you could pick any other ballroom in the country including in washington dc

01:04:37.720 and you're not going to find the likes of americans like we have in this room so good morning and

01:04:43.060 thank you very much for having me i'm sorry that was this morning he did this i want to thank the

01:04:48.600 mayor and senator collins and all of tampa for the incredible and wholehearted support that it gives

01:04:53.640 to the United States military, SOCOM, CENTCOM, have no better home than here on the Gulf Coast.

01:05:00.660 So he went on in that speech, but this is the biggest thing that he said near the end.

01:05:07.760 Leaving wokeness and weakness behind. No more pronouns, no more climate change obsession,

01:05:17.860 no more emergency vaccine mandates no more dudes in dresses

01:05:24.180 we're done with that shit

01:05:27.460 wouldn't it be great to be

01:05:38.260 American look at what's going on down there it's so much better than what's

01:05:47.840 going on up here i know i said it but man i mean they're light years ahead of us in everything

01:05:56.940 i was talking to a uh an employee of my bank yesterday i've been having a bank account issue

01:06:07.680 so i had that straightened out yesterday she's from pakistan and she told me that her husband

01:06:13.980 it is from India. And they're very worried about what's going on back home. And what's going on

01:06:20.780 back home is that India is firing missiles at Pakistan. Islamabad calls it an act of war. It's

01:06:26.600 all about that area of both of their countries called Kashmir. Even China's got a stake in this

01:06:31.920 as well. And this is why India and Pakistan have been going at it for several years. But she also

01:06:37.540 pointed out to me that it's all about religion. Pakistan, mostly Muslim, whereas India in the

01:06:44.580 northern regions is mostly Hindu, with some Kalistani a little bit further west. And so while

01:06:51.680 they fight amongst themselves in India, the big fight is always between the Muslims of Pakistan

01:06:57.200 and the Hindus of India. That fight's been going on for centuries now. Centuries. And it looks like

01:07:04.620 about to erupt again will the united states get involved look now here's a clip from donald trump

01:07:12.700 just today when asked about will the americans get involved in the war or possible war between

01:07:18.780 india and pakistan look he looks very exasperated answering this fighting each other i said why

01:07:24.780 don't you let them fight why are we getting in the middle of it i said let them fight

01:07:29.420 sir we want to do it they go in and they end up fighting both of them it's the craziest thing i've

01:07:36.240 ever seen let them fight it's not our business let them fight same thing with ukraine that war

01:07:50.080 you know if if nato hadn't got involved the eu canada the united states that war would have been

01:07:57.020 over in a week two weeks maybe done finished nobody would have been talking about it time to

01:08:02.440 think of it it doesn't seem like anybody's talking about it anymore right now anyway interesting

01:08:08.100 isn't it people stop caring they stop taking the ukraine flag down from their facebook page

01:08:14.280 but if it comes back in the news somehow some way in the next couple of weeks that flag's going

01:08:19.560 right back up baby ukraine stand with ukraine ridiculous okay here's a sneak peek at what's

01:08:28.560 coming up in the extension tonight for you all access nighthawks i'll be with you guys in a

01:08:33.220 couple of minutes if you're not an all access member at shadowdavis.com i encourage you to

01:08:37.960 become one you could be winning tomorrow night we're going to do another draw a shadow at night

01:08:42.440 mug right there it's a big 20 answer or this shadow at night ball cap last week's winner

01:08:47.940 mary bennett chose the ball cap so uh she's going to be getting that in the next week or so delivery

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01:09:02.360 at shadow davis.com world exclusive prince andrew was

01:09:07.780 underage girls tape of royal family advisor exposes prince andrew's sexual relations with

01:09:15.960 minors and deep ties to jeffrey epstein this is what uh let me see if i have that video this is

01:09:25.280 what james o'keefe was talking about when he released a teaser video for it was it last week

01:09:33.480 all over x i think it got millions and millions and millions of views let's see if i have that here

01:09:38.940 yeah i do he thinks this is going to be the biggest thing that he's ever broken he's broken

01:09:45.940 a lot of stuff watch this i'm going dark i'm not suicidal pray for me this one scares me guys

01:10:03.220 right so people were saying ah there's just james o'keefe being sensational again

01:10:08.340 you're dealing with the royal family and this this sex smuggling ring

01:10:15.940 hope dude has got uh hope he's got a lot of protection so this is coming up in the extension

01:10:24.260 in just a couple of minutes on shadowdavis.com we'll see you there and if not i'll catch you

01:10:29.180 tomorrow night at eight o'clock central don't forget our guest is uh nadine ness from unified

01:10:34.760 grassroots based in saskatchewan tomorrow night she's coming on to talk about saskatchewan

01:10:40.260 independence. And I want to get her reaction to the Saskatchewan NDP saying that she should be

01:10:46.940 muzzled tomorrow night, eight o'clock central. The extension coming up in two minutes. I love you

01:10:54.320 all. I appreciate you all. Thank you for being here tonight. I'll see you again soon. And I'll

01:10:58.920 see you Nighthawks in two minutes.

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