The Shadoe Davis Show - Nov. 14th⧸2024- Trump nominates RFK JR to Make America Healthy Again

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00:10:19.260 shadow davis.com after nine o'clock central for the extension do you know that there were ufo

00:10:24.740 hearings congressional ufo hearings in the united states yesterday and some interesting stuff got

00:10:31.140 revealed and then nobody did nothing it was like okay whatever like this kind of stuff being made

00:10:38.920 public is amazing to me like they have actually gotten technology from alien crafts they admitted

00:10:47.480 this in a congressional hearing yesterday and everybody's like uh what's the score in a hockey

00:10:53.300 again like what but i wonder why now why now are they suddenly doing these ufo hearings

00:11:05.060 why are they trying to reveal this now what kind of a distraction what are they hiding i don't know

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00:14:34.000 have some interesting stuff regarding donald trump's cabinet appointees at least some of them

00:14:39.300 some of them might be these neoconservative warmongers but we'll start in canada tonight

00:14:44.700 this story comes from tnc.news 63 percent of canadian students fear expressing their opinions

00:14:53.540 in class. 63%. A new survey on campus free expression has found that 63% of Canadian

00:15:05.040 undergrad students fear professional consequences for expressing their honest thoughts and opinions

00:15:11.440 during class. Just freaking wow. Nobody should ever fear expressing their opinion

00:15:20.640 about anything, anywhere, anytime. And yet that's the environment that Justin Trudeau has created

00:15:26.840 in this country because it all stems from the top. And when the prime minister or the president

00:15:32.420 or whatever dictator is running a country says, it's okay to do that, then all of these tin pot

00:15:38.180 dictator bureaucrats down the chain think it's okay and they do it too. And eventually it reaches us

00:15:45.760 no matter where we are you in your job may have taken some sort of form of crt training critical

00:15:53.480 race theory training or dei expression or whatever to help you become a better co-worker a better

00:15:59.100 employee to better represent the goals and values of the company you work for i say to that do a

00:16:07.220 good job be a good person everything should work its way out that's the way it used to be

00:16:12.900 some of the formal sanction students fear are being given lower grades by their instructor

00:16:19.180 having an instructor refuse to write them a letter of recommendation or having a classmate

00:16:24.000 file a complaint against them oh no because they know they're going to lose it whenever you go to

00:16:29.420 human resources or the president of the university or the dean or whoever you know in this creation

00:16:37.840 of justin trudeau's that you haven't got a chance if you're a common sense person of winning the

00:16:41.880 argument, right? But who cares at this point? I mean, that's the thing. We have to stop caring so

00:16:47.260 much and trying to protect what little left we have, or it's going to be all gone. We have to

00:16:52.640 be willing to put it all on the line at this stage of the game. And I think Trump's victory in the

00:16:58.080 United States is going to be a huge boost for us. Because again, as you guys know, what I always say

00:17:03.760 about the United States, whatever happens down there, six to nine months later happens up here.

00:17:07.720 students also feared social consequences like being criticized by a peer on social media or 0.98

00:17:14.740 being disliked by their professor once again who gives a rat's ass further 40 percent of 0.59

00:17:22.860 respondents claim to have experienced negative consequences after airing their thoughts on 0.97

00:17:27.100 controversial topics such as being reprimanded by university faculty or staff or denounced on

00:17:33.260 social media by classmates or instructors. The fall 2024 survey commissioned by Viewpoint

00:17:38.320 Diversity Organization, Heterodox Academy, also found that over half of respondents approve of

00:17:43.940 some restrictions on campus free speech. They approve of them. Canadian students show reluctance

00:17:50.940 to bring up sensitive topics in class. The Israel-Hamas war is the subject with the highest

00:17:56.020 level of reluctance. And I wonder why that is. Well, let's have a look at this here. Oh, asylum

00:18:01.600 shopping. 14,000 foreign students have applied for refugee status in Canada this year alone.

00:18:11.640 They're here through a study permit or a visa, and now they claim they're in need of asylum from

00:18:17.960 the countersignal. Asylum claims are only supposed to be made if an individual is

00:18:22.760 fleeing their country because fear, fearing persecution, as per the UN refugee policy.

00:18:30.200 The Liberal Immigration Minister, Mark Miller, says most of the claims in Canada are being made falsely,

00:18:36.020 meaning they come nowhere close to qualifying for asylum status and are simply taking advantage of the system.

00:18:41.600 It's quite obvious, Miller says.

00:18:43.040 And by the way, it looks like if you follow him on X, it looks like he's got Mark Miller in the title of his account,

00:18:50.080 and then there's some Arabic characters that follow it.

00:18:53.960 I tried to figure out what that was today, but I couldn't.

00:18:56.540 why does he have arabic characters in his profile on x i thought that was very strange anyway he

00:19:04.280 says it's quite obvious someone that's here that's been here a year or even more claiming

00:19:09.200 asylum where no conditions have changed in their home country it doesn't smell good it doesn't look

00:19:13.560 good so the liberals are finally moving on this immigration thing and i don't think that's a good

00:19:22.360 thing and that's a political statement that's not a patriotic statement and i want to make sure that

00:19:30.180 you guys know that's a distinction that i'm making on purpose because we do not want the liberals

00:19:35.880 and it looks like from what i've seen these last couple of polls it looks like they're in now this

00:19:41.260 could be just a weird bounce a hiccup as we used to say in radio ratings it looks like the liberals

00:19:47.620 are inching back up towards 30 percent support somehow and it looks like the conservatives are

00:19:54.420 coming down from this lofty 42 percent to around 39 so tightening and i know it still sounds like

00:20:00.400 well there's still 14 points look man if that keeps going the way it's going then it's going

00:20:05.780 to be a problem we do not want these liberals in power i mean they are obvious globalists even if

00:20:11.200 the conservatives some of them anyway are closet globalists we can root them out over time but

00:20:19.380 what we're doing is slowing down this globalist train we cannot have these liberals in power any

00:20:23.960 longer they have destroyed this country and they'll keep destroying and ruining until they're

00:20:28.840 gone many of the claimants don't even begin their program of study instead they use their student

00:20:34.840 visa as a gateway to the country then immediately claim asylum upon entry others are claiming

00:20:39.940 asylum right before their student visa expires so that they're given a free place to live,

00:20:44.780 monthly taxpayer welfare checks. Miller further said that a number of these foreign students,

00:20:51.000 most of which get accepted into community colleges like Conestoga in Ontario, are being

00:20:56.960 advised to take this route as a getaway into Canada. By who? Who is advising them of that?

00:21:03.580 Other students who have done the same thing, probably. The majority of these claimants came

00:21:08.260 from India, Nigeria, Ghana, Guinea, and the Democratic Republic of Congo as reported by

00:21:14.140 the Globe and Mail. As reported earlier this year, Ottawa allocates roughly $224 per day

00:21:20.660 or $81,760 per year per asylum claimant to receive housing, food, and essential items amid

00:21:29.260 the uptick. Liberal Immigration Minister Mark Miller announced in January he was committing

00:21:33.300 another 362 million dollars towards temporary housing hotels for them in niagara alone between

00:21:43.040 february of 2023 and january of this year the fed spent more than 100 million taxpayer dollars on

00:21:49.720 4896 asylum seekers and now we've got gilbo the environment and climate change minister at cop

00:22:02.700 29 somewhere in asia proposing new global carbon taxes on maritime shipping global what yeah it's

00:22:11.800 true stephen gilbo said the government is very supportive of the concept of creating a new levy

00:22:17.120 on emissions caused by maritime transportation as global leaders gathered in baku azerbaijan

00:22:23.320 at cop 29 this week to discuss climate change gilbo told reporters the private sector could

00:22:28.660 help close the gap in the U.S. $2 trillion funding shortfall for developing countries

00:22:34.100 as they try to fight climate change. They can't find the money. $2 trillion. I shouldn't

00:22:42.900 laugh because what if they do? Who's it going to come from? Us. The environment minister

00:22:54.320 said canada will spend 160 million dollars to launch a new fund called gaia g-a-i-a to finance

00:23:01.840 projects that aim to reduce emissions in lower income countries so we're going to spend another

00:23:06.320 160 million dollars on foreign aid it looks like according to gilbo the new fund will include

00:23:13.280 direct grants as well as long-term loans with the goal of getting two billion dollars from private

00:23:17.760 sources as well as from the government among the strategies discussed gilbo suggested creating a

00:23:22.800 carbon tax shipping emissions. We're very supportive of the discussions that are happening

00:23:28.520 at the International Marine Organization to put in place some kind of levy on international

00:23:33.360 marine transportation, he said on Tuesday. Now, keeping with the theme of this climate change

00:23:42.540 nonsense, I ran across a piece the other day that involves Jordan Peterson. And I want to throw this

00:23:50.900 up on the screen for you guys right now when you when you say to me some people message me and they

00:23:54.980 say give me some news i can use shadow give me something i can use when i'm having conversations

00:23:58.940 with my friends family neighbors just about whatever just so i've got some facts because

00:24:05.580 they don't believe a word i say they think i'm nuts they think i'm a conspiracy theorist

00:24:09.620 so watch this 15 minute city thing cars they are the epitome of individual liberty peterson

00:24:18.500 actually has pointed this out i think there's two marks of tyranny right now people who hate

00:24:23.120 comedians people who hate automobiles man that's a line of war for me it's like keep your hands

00:24:28.940 off my car yeah right prick yeah well you think about what a car stands for it's like radical

00:24:35.200 autonomy and privacy you see what happened in uh california recently so first of all in 2026 all

00:24:40.640 vehicles made have to have a shut off in america that was a biden initiative now by 2028 all

00:24:45.380 vehicles in California that are speeding. This is working its way through. I imagine it will

00:24:49.240 go through. If you're speeding, your car will beep at you like as if you're not wearing your

00:24:52.920 seatbelt. And if you think about that, the only way to employ that strategy is if you know where

00:24:56.960 I am every moment. Otherwise, you wouldn't know the speed limit. The 15-minute cities, which

00:25:01.480 Edmonton, Toronto, and Montreal are all already stated as going to be a part of, they say zero

00:25:08.260 private car ownership is the goal by 2030. Zero kilograms of meat consumption. Three items of

00:25:15.380 clothing per person per year, and then also limiting people to one short-haul flight every

00:25:22.180 three years. These initiatives, that's where they end up planning to go. That's not coming from

00:25:27.260 conspiracy theorists. This is directly in their C40 initiatives, which you can find on their website.

00:25:34.820 Okay. So let's go back to this news story came from the left-wing corporate media almost

00:25:41.280 one year ago and i thought because you know on sunday nights through the spring and summer and

00:25:47.100 fall in my part of town we've got this this classic car rally that goes blocks and blocks

00:25:52.540 and blocks and it's like old gas guzzling vehicles right and people line up they bring

00:25:56.940 launchers they want to watch all the cars go by and i've walked through the parking lot of the

00:26:01.360 mall that these cars gather in on the sunday nights just looking at all the old cars and the

00:26:05.380 people around them and they're so proud and everything and i wonder to myself do these

00:26:10.300 people have any grasp that these cars are eventually going to be banned from use or they're

00:26:20.840 just going to peter out because they're not going to allow any more car sales of gas vehicles in

00:26:26.740 canada after 2035 watch this the federal government has unveiled its roadmap to phase out the sale of

00:26:33.680 gas and diesel passenger vehicles after 2035 you won't be able to buy new ones anymore the

00:26:39.960 Regulations will require automakers to sell 20% zero-emission cars by 2026, 60% by 2030, and 100% by 2035.

00:26:49.840 As Abigail Beeman reports, it is a big shift, and some are concerned about affordability and a shortage of electricity.

00:26:58.120 All new cars, no emissions by 2035.

00:27:02.340 To ensure we don't get left behind, and that we keep driving towards the opportunities being created.

00:27:08.360 And more people are driving electric.

00:27:11.400 According to Statistics Canada, in the third quarter of this year,

00:27:14.940 the percentage of electric vehicles registered jumped to 12.1.

00:27:19.660 British Columbia and Quebec drive the most, already meeting the 2026 goal of 20%.

00:27:25.920 There are real challenges to electrification, including affordability and charging infrastructure.

00:27:32.380 The auto industry questions how realistic the plan is with so far to go on infrastructure and cost and uncertainty around available and affordable electricity.

00:27:43.240 Charging at home is a challenge for a lot of people that live in multifamily settings.

00:27:49.200 The government suggests it's working on all of it with a ramp up of charging infrastructure and claims EVs will have price parity with traditional cars within a decade.

00:27:59.000 Currently, there's still a large upfront cost difference,

00:28:02.180 and not everyone is ready to plug in.

00:28:04.360 And I don't completely trust them yet.

00:28:06.860 I could be okay with that, like, if I can afford it.

00:28:09.200 I like my car. I'm good.

00:28:11.480 Canada's electric vehicles...

00:28:13.060 Yeah. It's Canada.

00:28:16.840 It's not going to work.

00:28:18.120 It might work in a Toronto or a Vancouver or a Montreal.

00:28:25.740 That's about it.

00:28:26.960 it's not going to work anywhere else it's too cold here for this kind of nonsense to happen

00:28:34.600 but this is only a regulation that trudeau's brought out i found out today that the regulation

00:28:40.740 they're introducing a regulation that says you cannot buy a gas-powered vehicle in canada after

00:28:45.100 2035 okay it's a regulation so does that mean it's a law and then i threw it up and i went okay

00:28:51.560 well if it's a regulation can we just ignore it right like don't spit on the sidewalk

00:28:56.620 whatever not that i go around spitting on sidewalks but let's look at this here regulation

00:29:02.860 the regulatory process regulations provide support to the new laws and are enforceable by law

00:29:09.360 well what's the law that involves this particular regulation as they say unlike legislation

00:29:15.160 regulations are not made by parliament but rather persons or bodies that parliament has given the

00:29:20.540 authority to make them in the act such as the governor and council or a minister so this is

00:29:25.720 stephen gilbo's thing right but what's the law that this regulation is based upon here it is

00:29:31.780 they passed it when 2021 i think well let's read net zero emissions by 2050 what is net zero

00:29:44.100 achieving net zero emissions means our economy either emits no greenhouse gases

00:29:48.820 or offsets its emissions for example blah blah blah blah blah

00:29:51.860 the canadian net zero emissions accountability accountability act which became law in june of

00:29:59.220 2021 yep enshrines in legislation canada's commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2050

00:30:06.580 the act ensures transparency and accountability as the government works to deliver its targets so

00:30:11.920 the all those regulations are based off this legislation which has been law for the past

00:30:17.360 three and a half years and the thing is nobody knew about it we just kind of went what are they

00:30:25.560 talking oh you passed this three years ago oh that's just great great meanwhile in the united

00:30:33.300 states today donald trump announced the nomination of robert f kennedy jr as the secretary for health

00:30:41.880 and Human Services. Here he is addressing Congress just a couple of weeks ago.

00:30:49.500 I've been seeing safety trial of any of the 72 vaccines, doses that are now essentially

00:30:57.620 mandated. They're recommended, but that's effectively mandated for American children,

00:31:02.780 and we have not been able to find any. And every other medication requires, prior to licensing by

00:31:10.680 FDA at the company perform a safety trial that compares health outcomes in a placebo group and

00:31:19.260 a similarly situated vaccine group. My assumption was that was done for vaccines. We found out that

00:31:26.100 it hadn't been, that it was not. They were exempt. And I made that statement publicly.

00:31:33.160 dr fauci contradicted me and when president trump out ordered him to meet with me him

00:31:39.720 and francis collins and a group of my colleagues i said to them at that time you've said publicly

00:31:46.120 that i've been dishonest about that can you show us a single pre-licensing safety trial

00:31:52.120 placebo-controlled safety trial for any of the 72 vaccines required for american children

00:31:57.800 and he made that show of looking through a file

00:32:01.380 and he said, well, they're back in Bethesda

00:32:03.400 and I said, well, you send them to me

00:32:05.920 and I never heard from him again

00:32:07.460 so we sued the HHS

00:32:09.400 under the freedom of information law

00:32:12.220 after a year of litigation

00:32:13.520 they sent us a letter

00:32:15.640 which is posted on CHD's website

00:32:17.900 and acknowledges

00:32:18.920 that they are not able to locate

00:32:22.140 a single pre-licensing safety trial

00:32:26.500 placebo control for any of the vaccines that are now mandated for children. These are zero

00:32:31.140 liability vaccines. I'm not anti-vaccine, but I think we need to be honest and we need to have

00:32:36.200 good science. I spent 30 years trying to get mercury out of the fish in this country and

00:32:40.640 nobody ever called me anti-fish. I like this guy more and more and more. Here he is at a Trump

00:32:51.700 rally about a month ago working on this issue 19 years ago and for 19 years i have got every

00:33:00.740 morning without one exception i have said a prayer to god to put me in a position

00:33:08.740 where i could end the chronic disease epidemic

00:33:21.700 and on august 23rd of this year god sent me donald j trump

00:33:44.400 here he is at a turning point usa q a just a few weeks ago as well

00:33:51.220 Initial inclination would be to use the Justice Department and the moral authority of the office, but also, you know, the Justice Department should immediately call in the beginning investigation of the medical boards and the collusion between the pharmaceutical industry and the medical boards that are de-licensing these physicians who actually try to heal patients and try to treat them.

00:34:19.360 Oh, whoa.

00:34:22.260 The Justice Department will also call in the medical journals that are corrupted by the pharmaceutical industry and explain to them that they're all going to be subject to criminal and civil RICO actions if they don't show us a way that they're going to stop revoking studies

00:34:45.260 studies and refusing to publish studies that that challenge pharmaceutical the mercantile

00:34:50.540 interests of pharmaceutical companies okay so that goes hand in hand with the censorship all over the

00:34:57.080 big social media companies regarding the information that seems to be only available

00:35:02.740 on certain other social media platforms and was broken on x member twitter files they came out

00:35:09.680 with all of that information upon these vaccines

00:35:12.100 and how much the government was forcing the social media companies

00:35:16.180 to withhold all of that information

00:35:18.320 and how Pfizer, or was it the FDA?

00:35:21.080 The FDA wanted to keep the ingredient list

00:35:23.700 of the Pfizer vaccine secret for 75 years.

00:35:29.000 The FDA.

00:35:34.580 They're supposed to be protecting us

00:35:36.700 and they wanted to keep the ingredient list of the Pfizer

00:35:39.560 and probably the Moderna vaccines secret from the public for 75 years. Now, I recall not that I was

00:35:48.420 alive and coherent as an adult back in the 60s, but I recall hearing my mother and father talk

00:35:53.160 about the Kennedys. They like the Kennedys. John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy. And the Kennedys

00:35:59.920 talked like this regarding the mafia and certain other things they wanted to change. Big changes

00:36:06.580 to the establishment and look what happened to both of them bang bang right so rfk jr has some

00:36:15.320 lofty goals he wants some some things to change he wants to make america healthy again and i

00:36:20.520 totally commend that and there are millions tens of millions hundreds of millions of people who

00:36:24.980 want that to happen as well and hopefully again like i say what happens in the united states

00:36:30.180 happens in canada six to nine months later and we start to understand that hey we can do that

00:36:35.460 We can probably do that better than they can.

00:36:39.140 But look what happened today to the vaccine maker stocks like this was announced, I think, this morning or late yesterday that Trump was nominating RFK Jr.

00:36:48.320 for health and human services secretary.

00:36:51.020 And look at this. The stocks took a plunge.

00:36:54.040 Friends, this is billions and billions and billions of dollars that we're talking about.

00:37:01.640 Shares of Moderna, Novavax, Pfizer, BioNTech, and GSK closed way lower on Thursday.

00:37:09.220 Huge drops in the stock prices of all of these companies.

00:37:15.200 And they're going to continue to go down as he tries to implement his new policies.

00:37:21.380 And of course, we're going to talk about Tulsi Gabbard as well in just a second.

00:37:25.400 And of course, you know that the left-wing corporate media hates it as well.

00:37:29.640 I'm not clear of politics, but this really isn't about politics because this is somebody who has been, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has been pushing quackery, who has been pushing lies, who has been pushing conspiracy theories.

00:37:44.300 You've been talking to experts in the health community, the medical community, preparing for him, RFK Jr., to be given some sort of role in health.

00:37:53.080 What have they said to you?

00:37:54.500 Well, you know, it's not often that the entire medical and public health community is going to be in lockstep on something,

00:38:01.140 but they're pretty close on this in terms of their significant concerns, horror even.

00:38:07.340 Somebody said to me today, I can't think of any single individual who'd be more damaging to public health than RFK.

00:38:14.100 Keep in mind, I think if the reporting's correct and the job is the Secretary of Health and Human Services, that comprises the CDC.

00:38:22.020 you know we just got through this pandemic comprises the FDA comprises the NIH he's talked

00:38:28.680 about wanting to basically strip funding for infectious diseases overall again just coming

00:38:34.600 out of this pandemic with concerns about other viruses and things out there the challenge I

00:38:39.580 think is that he's not saying any of those things CNN MSNBC is worse but these guys they're lying

00:38:47.580 through their teeth about what RFK Jr. wants to do. They are absolutely lying. They're lying.

00:38:57.420 At the same time, there is this whole idea that we're not a very healthy country. We spend four

00:39:03.600 and a half trillion dollars on health care and we have some of the worst outcomes in the developed

00:39:07.520 world. And our food supply and other things are partly to blame, things that he's talked about.

00:39:13.460 So there's these kernels of agreement with with regard to the medical establishment and the public health establishment in particular.

00:39:21.940 But then there's these other things like Caitlin was just talking about that are they're not alternative views.

00:39:28.920 They are false views. People often say, well, these are pushing.

00:39:32.180 He said he said everything you need. Hang on a second.

00:39:36.500 All right. Let's take it off then.

00:39:38.100 he said medical establishment that's all i needed to hear those guys on cnn are full-on

00:39:50.960 bureaucracy establishment that's what they want they want to maintain the status quo

00:39:57.460 and it appears to me at least so far although there are a couple of concerns regarding trump's

00:40:03.360 nominations for his cabinet it appears to me that these people are trying to shatter

00:40:08.500 the deep state when they say we're going to come in and drain the swamp i think this time they

00:40:13.880 actually mean it and trump's got the people i believe anyway that can do the job i mean look

00:40:20.740 at this is the associate secretary current associate secretary of health and human services

00:40:28.220 admiral rachel levine affirming care is life saving medically necessary age appropriate

00:40:36.380 and a critical tool for health care providers as a pediatrician when it comes to making sure kids

00:40:43.300 are healthy and happy i know how important care that affirmed someone's true identity can be

00:40:50.700 so you know let's talk for a moment about the trans health care that our community needs

00:40:57.140 and transgender medicine and gender-affirming care.

00:41:00.720 I mean, that term is important, although our opponents have weaponized it.

00:41:04.220 So we really want to debase our treatment and to affirm and to support and empower these youth,

00:41:13.000 not to limit their participation in activities in sports

00:41:16.180 and even limit their ability to get gender-affirmation treatment in their state.

00:41:22.100 Hello, I'm Admiral Rachel Levine.

00:41:24.360 This Black History Month, I'm pleased to partner with OMH in advancing better health through better understanding for black communities.

00:41:32.900 Climate change is having a disproportionate effect on the physical and mental health of black communities.

00:41:38.840 Black Americans are more likely than white Americans to live in areas in housing that increase their susceptibility to climate-related health issues.

00:41:47.520 And 65% of black Americans report feeling anxious about climate change's impact.

00:41:52.980 okay that's enough that's enough i mean he covered let's see climate change trends

00:41:57.260 uh and diversity equity and inclusion in that two minute clip friends that person was in a very

00:42:07.400 huge position of authority and still is and is going to be removed obviously in the next

00:42:15.920 couple of months but that's the way the united states and canada has been going for the past

00:42:21.560 four years somebody took video of some canadian forces marching in west edmonton mall on

00:42:30.200 remembrance day a few days ago and this video has been made fun of online quite a bit in the

00:42:37.500 last few days and i think for good reason let's have a watch here

00:42:40.480 Now, I don't want to make fun of our military, but I'm going to.

00:43:09.060 when you're marching in formation you are supposed to be in formation

00:43:16.120 uniform you train on this day after day after day you're not supposed to be out of sync or out of

00:43:24.160 step especially for a public demonstration like this one

00:43:29.180 like the arms are supposed to be swinging exactly the same with every soldier

00:43:39.780 so is the training going downhill because of DEI

00:43:44.040 look at that guy he's just like they're standing right in the middle of a couple of rows like

00:43:54.380 this that's not good is that what's going on

00:43:58.140 with our military now i understand it's only a one-off thing and maybe they didn't have proper

00:44:06.740 time i don't know but this used to be common like in canadian forces i mean drop of a hat

00:44:13.740 guys get into formation march now boom done second nature back of the hand stuff

00:44:20.600 so i would say that yes that was shockingly bad and embarrassing

00:44:29.520 what about some of trump's other cabinet nominees well there's tulsi gambard

00:44:35.000 she's uh she's going to be the head of u.s intelligence at least trump wants her to be

00:44:43.380 remember all of these positions even though there's some kind of a clause trump can use

00:44:47.240 an executive order just to point these people without Senate confirmation. I think he would

00:44:52.120 like to get Senate confirmation on all of these people, but he wants an expedited process.

00:44:57.900 And because he doesn't take power until January in the new Senate and new Congress takes power,

00:45:02.680 he should be able to ram that through because the Republicans do have control over both of

00:45:06.940 those houses. So it shouldn't be a matter of taking weeks and weeks and weeks. But of course,

00:45:12.540 the left wing corporate media does not like the appointment of Tulsi Gabbard as the head of the

00:45:16.140 cia the fbi uh dds all of the alphabet agencies and she's gonna they're saying she doesn't have

00:45:23.280 the experience for that well donald trump was expected to pick an outsider to lead

00:45:29.760 u.s intelligence he exceeded expectations and chose tulsi gabbard this comes from politico.com

00:45:35.940 the former democrat member of congress from hawaii has many critics and no formal intelligence

00:45:42.260 experience. She's known chiefly for her opposition to American wars abroad. Sympathetic views on

00:45:47.980 autocrats like Vladimir Putin and Syria's Bashad al-Assad. Well, I don't recall her feeling

00:45:53.860 sympathetic towards those people. What she says is, we got to get out of unnecessary wars.

00:46:00.900 Not sympathetic to any of you. We have nothing to do with any of this. Why should we send and

00:46:06.720 sacrifice thousands of our soldiers in a war that we have absolutely nothing to do with.

00:46:15.360 Like Ukraine, for example. Trump's announcement of Gabbard's nomination as director of national

00:46:23.080 intelligence stunned members of Congress, along with current and former members of the intelligence

00:46:27.980 community. One senior former intelligence official who was granted anonymity to discuss the pick

00:46:33.480 described the choice as a left turn and off the bridge okay so anybody who's granted anonymity

00:46:40.480 will say anything they can say anything they can stir the pot all they want but ultimately it means

00:46:46.680 nothing because you're anonymous it doesn't matter it could have been made up at this stage of the

00:46:52.100 game if you don't put your face and your name out there whatever you can go f yourself

00:46:58.280 the surprise choice nonetheless came as something of a relief to those who feared trump might

00:47:04.340 nominate the combative former diplomat rick grinnell who briefly served as acting dni in

00:47:09.460 his first administration it will also almost certainly face headwinds when it comes time

00:47:14.560 for her senate confirmation hearings i doubt that i mean that's whatever the democrats don't

00:47:24.080 have a majority any longer they can't do it they can ask her questions sure but that's that's going

00:47:29.580 to be about it she will be approved what about this guy here tom homan have you seen some of

00:47:36.520 the exchanges he's had in committee especially with alexandria ocasio-cortez if not you guys

00:47:43.700 have to look that stuff up that stuff is awesome that stuff is awesome uh anyway he's going to be

00:47:51.840 the the new border czar meet the new boss same as the old boss he used to be the border czar and

00:47:58.480 now he's going to be the border czar again this guy knows his stuff he does and he said by the

00:48:04.380 way don't forget to like and share let's get this out to as many people as we possibly can on

00:48:08.100 facebook on youtube x telegram rumble shadow davis.com the extension starts in 20 minutes

00:48:15.480 if you're a member all access member i'll see you there after nine o'clock central trump's borders

00:48:20.060 are concerned by canada's terrorism problem oh oh what do you mean terrorism problem we've got

00:48:28.420 a terrorism problem shit yeah i guess we do he says the problem with the northern border is a 0.54

00:48:36.360 huge national security issue tom holman america's new borders are taking no risks amid an extreme 0.98

00:48:44.400 national security vulnerability along its northern border with canada this comes from rebel news tom

00:48:49.720 homin expects tough conversations with the trudeau government moving forward a claim reiterated by

00:48:55.920 mark miller canada's immigration minister spokesperson for public safety canada told

00:49:01.520 the cbc they have a shared interest in deepening collaboration on cross-border issues with the

00:49:06.300 incoming trump administration canadian law enforcement agencies meanwhile are working

00:49:10.880 day in and day out with their u.s counterparts to maintain the border's integrity

00:49:15.240 then how come we've got all these people suddenly who are claiming asylum 14 000 students

00:49:25.980 oh right it's the rules and by the way quebec politicians not federal but provincial politicians

00:49:39.420 are suggesting that roxham road is still open people are still streaming across the border

00:49:44.600 As a matter of fact, it's starting to pick up again since Trump's election last week.

00:49:49.600 They're just coming in saying, asylum, asylum.

00:49:52.580 Oh, all right then.

00:49:57.820 Should we play this?

00:50:01.280 This is an interview he did with a dude here from TNC True North.

00:50:06.380 Harrison Faulkner.

00:50:07.200 Yeah, let's go ahead and talk about what's going on in the northern border.

00:50:10.160 Oh, there's a lot of chatter.

00:50:11.240 I grew up in the northern border.

00:50:12.300 Okay, so.

00:50:12.860 South of Kingston.

00:50:14.200 So what do you make of what's been going on there?

00:50:16.300 There's not a lot of noise that comes up to Canada

00:50:18.220 about the problems that America faces from a northern border,

00:50:21.020 but do you think the U.S. needs to take that more seriously?

00:50:23.400 Absolutely.

00:50:24.660 Last fiscal year in FY23,

00:50:29.060 227 people off the terrorist watchlets

00:50:31.420 crossed the southern border that were arrested.

00:50:33.700 At the same time, 432 across the northern border.

00:50:37.500 Remember the...

00:50:38.760 You're a good man.

00:50:39.760 You're a good man and a patriot.

00:50:41.420 I love it.

00:50:43.640 Remember, after 9-11, GAO did a study, and they said that a terrorist crossing the northern border is 10 times more likely than one crossing the southern border.

00:50:57.340 And the number of people off the terrorist watchers crossing the northern border last year are almost double the southern, but we never talk about it.

00:51:03.120 Crossings in the northern border are up 400 to 600 percent, depending on what sector you look at.

00:51:06.880 I grew up near Alex Bay, you know, again, in Akwe, Kingston area, and their numbers were sky high.

00:51:14.020 So, and the problem is with the Canadian border, we got very few border patrol agents up there,

00:51:19.260 and half of them have been assigned to the southern border,

00:51:22.420 which means you have very little patrol on the northern border at all,

00:51:24.840 so it's a big national security vulnerability.

00:51:27.300 Absolutely.

00:51:28.000 Well, I think for a lot of people who are not in the United States,

00:51:31.040 they look at what's been going on at the southern border,

00:51:32.740 and they're just wondering why it seems that nothing is actually taking place,

00:51:37.020 why no enforcement under the current administration is taking place.

00:51:40.440 What do you make of the fact that under Joe Biden,

00:51:42.640 things have skyrocketed across the southern border,

00:51:45.480 and from a lot of people's perspective, nothing's actually being done?

00:51:48.440 Nothing is being done.

00:51:49.100 This isn't incompetence.

00:51:51.880 It isn't mismanagement.

00:51:53.000 This is by design.

00:51:54.720 This is open borders.

00:51:55.700 This is what they ran on.

00:51:56.660 They're keeping a promise because they see some future political benefit out of an open border.

00:52:02.240 They think these millions of people will be future Democratic voters, but people need to be reminded they don't even have to vote because President Biden also overturned the Trump census rule, which means millions of these illegal aliens are going to be counted in the next census in Sanctuary City.

00:52:18.520 So when they reproportionate seats in the House, it automatically means more seats in the House for the Dems.

00:52:23.920 That means perpetual power, perpetual control.

00:52:26.380 They sold this country out for power.

00:52:27.900 Last question for you, Mr. Holman.

00:52:29.540 We're asking attendees at CPAC what they think of our leader, Justin Trudeau.

00:52:33.260 You have any thoughts about Justin Trudeau?

00:52:36.280 You need to find a better man.

00:52:38.240 Absolutely. Thank you so much.

00:52:44.580 You need to find a better man. He's terrible. 0.93

00:52:51.240 I just wish that Holman would speak more clearly so we could understand him.

00:52:54.620 You really got to pay attention when he talks.

00:52:57.900 you guys watch any of the the political polling on youtube leading up to the u.s election

00:53:04.320 i watched a couple of different guys and they were always using polymarket as an example polymarket

00:53:11.720 is pretty much just a it's not a betting site it's a predictor site that can give you some

00:53:20.000 insight on what to put your money on and it's pretty much anything right including the u.s

00:53:24.840 election so the u.s election as it got closer and closer poly market started giving trump

00:53:30.680 far more of an advantage it went from like 51 percent two weeks out from the election to 55

00:53:37.900 percent then 60 62 65 and they'd go state by state as well using polling data and personal polls

00:53:48.140 and it was higher in some states and it was lower in other states well the fbi i guess didn't like

00:53:55.540 that whatsoever and they seized polymarket ceo's phone electronics and more yesterday late last

00:54:03.880 night early this morning after the betting platform predicted this trump win this story

00:54:10.860 comes from new york post fbi agents raided the manhattan department of polymarket ceo

00:54:17.220 shane coplin early wednesday i guess it was yesterday morning he's 26 years old this kid

00:54:23.380 just a week after the election betting platform it's not an election betting platform it's it's

00:54:29.120 everything platform it's a predictor platform anyway after polymarket accurately predicted

00:54:35.900 donald trump's stunning victory 26 year old entrepreneur was roused from his bed in his soho

00:54:41.820 pad at 6 a.m. by u.s law enforcement personnel who demanded he turn his phone over and other

00:54:48.580 electronic devices it's a grand political theater at its worst the source told the new york post

00:54:55.840 they could have asked his lawyer for any of these things instead they staged a so-called

00:55:00.720 raid so they could leak it to the media and use it for obvious political reasons

00:55:05.200 payback right it's incredible what they're willing to do even in the it's like

00:55:15.760 that animal that's dead but still doesn't know it's dead and it's still charging at you

00:55:22.160 it's gonna try and take down anything in its path before it finally goes

00:55:27.500 the onion you know what the onion is it's kind of a joke site like like babylon b

00:55:35.520 but not as good the onion

00:55:39.420 has bought info wars at auction

00:55:44.540 alex jones claims higher bid was rejected

00:55:49.320 this is crazy the satirical news source the onion outbid rivals for alex jones's info wars

00:55:59.260 at a bankruptcy auction backed by families of sandy hook elementary school shooting victims

00:56:04.140 owed more than one billion dollars in defamation judgments against alex for calling the 2012

00:56:11.500 massacre a hoax here's alex jones they're turning off the internet they're turning everything off

00:56:17.900 here um and so that's in process right now in fours is turned off band out videos turned off

00:56:23.440 uh and so there is a very good chance that we will be back here in the next few days as soon

00:56:30.880 as the judge has an emergency hearing uh and this will uh this this what i believe is is injustice

00:56:36.600 and wrong will be upended uh and so uh discretion is the greater part of valor uh and so uh the feds

00:56:45.180 that were here left and when they heard Steve Bannon say you know go put cameras on them that's

00:56:49.140 not what I was going to do I wanted to go talk to them I did talk to them over the phone and they're

00:56:53.340 going to Houston for the emergency hearing that the folks I was working with that put in real bids

00:56:57.280 were just denied the process they went paid they went and put down deposits they did everything

00:57:02.640 right and then nope sorry lower bid gets it and that's all coming out in court so and if the judge

00:57:09.020 wants to certify this and that's what America is so far we know that we've got to you know continue

00:57:13.300 need to work to restore our republic, but we've won. Trump's in. We're turning the tide. We haven't

00:57:17.000 won the war. We've won the major battles. And so I just want to commend the crew. I want to

00:57:24.820 commend everybody for the hard work over the years that they have done. I want to thank

00:57:35.080 And the listeners and the viewers that over the years have fought so hard to keep us on air, this is not a victory for the bad guys.

00:57:51.100 This is them being revealed.

00:57:52.780 This is them being brought out in the open.

00:57:55.640 This is the globalist tyranny being forced to take the mask off.

00:58:01.520 And so this will only backfire.

00:58:03.780 That's 100% clear, Streisand Effect, because you are going to take all my old clips, all our live shows, everything we do, and know that the system doesn't want you to have this because we are effectively bringing America back in a peaceful second American revolution.

00:58:18.240 Guys, so this is not just taking Alex off the air.

00:58:21.760 And by the way, he's not going to stay off the air.

00:58:23.580 There's going to be other entrepreneurs that want him back on, and they'll reform under a new name.

00:58:27.680 It's not going to be Infowars.

00:58:28.900 It'll be something else.

00:58:29.740 Maybe the Alex Jones show, maybe they'll come up with a new name.

00:58:32.480 But the bottom line is they will wind up owning all of his old stuff going back to the 1990s.

00:58:39.740 And it's The Onion, remember, who bought it.

00:58:42.700 So they're going to turn InfoWars into a parody of itself.

00:58:45.900 They will try to make Alex Jones look even worse than they have over the past 30 years.

00:58:54.340 So in the last couple, three, four years, Alex has gained a lot of notoriety and a lot of credibility.

00:58:59.900 because he's been essentially right about a lot of things not everything but he's been right about

00:59:08.300 a lot of things but now they're going to take everything that he has owned in the past every

00:59:13.740 show that he has ever done they have the rights to that all of that now they're going to take it

00:59:17.940 they're going to take it and turn it into an snl skit all of it and that's a sad thing i mean think

00:59:25.360 about if you're an artist or if you've been making things for the past 30 years everything that you

00:59:35.460 have ever done professionally in the last 30 years is now owned by somebody else

00:59:40.880 it would be like well i guess you know the beatles their songs for 50 years were owned by somebody

00:59:49.640 else you write a classic song you would expect to have the rights to that song the publishing all

00:59:54.960 it and somebody else owns it that's that's not right it's legal but it's not right alex was

01:00:05.520 talking about ufos like right off the top and now they're having ufo congressional hearings

01:00:13.040 like this one they had yesterday whole archives of data much of which i believe will likely have

01:00:20.320 information that will help inform UAP. We need only look. And again, in an era with AI and ML,

01:00:27.600 we can relatively quickly and easily go through it. So I think it's something that we should

01:00:31.040 encourage NASA to do. This is a presentation from the UATP task force. This is completely absurd.

01:00:37.440 It's nuts, this level of censorship, of redaction on a document. It shows the redaction of how many

01:00:45.600 reports they've collected for how many years two of the three potential explanations are blacked out

01:00:51.360 the pentagon the intelligence community is treating us like children it's time for us to

01:00:57.200 know the truth about this i think that we can handle it has the government conducted secret

01:01:01.280 uap crash retrieval programs yes or no yes okay were they designed to identify and reverse engineer

01:01:07.120 alien craft yes or no yes in your book you mentioned government employees who've been

01:01:11.600 injured by UAPs placed on leave and receiving government compensation for their injuries is

01:01:16.000 that correct? That is correct. How can the government deny we have recovered craft if

01:01:20.400 they're paying people because they've been injured by recovered craft? Ma'am that's a great question

01:01:25.360 that's why I think we're here again. I really believe that we should use this hearing to as a

01:01:30.320 catalyst to improve and bolster our air defense capabilities and our maritime domain awareness

01:01:38.400 capabilities because obviously there are holes in it whether it be UAP of non-HI direction or

01:01:43.420 NHI direction or like you as you say sir China or any other adversary

01:01:47.700 why now I'm not talking about the election well maybe I am actually like why now why is it now

01:02:02.140 that they're trying to bring this out is it a major distraction is it the beginning of some

01:02:07.260 kind of a plan they've got where we're going to start seeing craft in the air like huge craft

01:02:15.660 over major world cities like independence day remember that movie all of a sudden one morning

01:02:22.420 you wake up and there's this massive thing in the sky you know it won't be real it'll be a

01:02:29.300 projection they can do that harp can do all kinds of crazy things by the way there is one u.s

01:02:36.480 congressman who thinks this is all bunk just for show watch this i have republican congressman

01:02:43.900 from tennessee tim birchett who took part in those hearings birchett how you doing this morning sir

01:02:49.140 dadgummit it's a beautiful morning in america i knew it i knew it okay i have to ask you right

01:02:56.320 off the top did you walk away yesterday satisfied or did you say dadgummit you know did you want

01:03:01.640 more from yesterday? Oh, I always say dadgummit after these miserable hearings. They're bogus. 0.96

01:03:07.120 Look, I could have answered every one of those dadgum questions, and you know it, and I know it.

01:03:11.480 I know more about this than the average bear, I guess. Maybe that's a scary thought, but

01:03:16.800 this thing's a cover-up. We're spending tens of millions of dollars on something that some

01:03:24.220 little arrogant jerk tells us in a skiff with a man bun tells us that don't exist. And then we're 0.99

01:03:31.900 looking at video right there. And you ask him about those specific videos and he'll say, I have

01:03:38.040 no data on that. And then he smirks. I'm a little surprised that you call these hearings

01:03:43.500 worthless. You've been kind of one of the ones spearheading this and pushing this forward for

01:03:48.600 TRANSPARENCY, I'M SURPRISED TO

01:03:50.040 HEAR YOU SAY THAT.

01:03:51.240 WELL, IT'S BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, I

01:03:53.500 KNOW WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN NOW.

01:03:55.360 I MEAN, MAYBE I DIDN'T AT FIRST.

01:03:57.660 BUT AT THIS POINT, ALL WE'RE

01:04:00.100 DOING IS REHASHING OTHER THINGS.

01:04:02.200 AND WE GOT MORE, WELL, I GUESS IF

01:04:05.360 YOU WANT TO HEAR MORE GOVERNMENT

01:04:08.160 OFFICIALS THAT HAVE SOME GUTS TO

01:04:11.200 TELL US THAT THESE THINGS ACTUALLY

01:04:12.900 DO EXIST, I MEAN, I DON'T KNOW

01:04:15.300 ANYMORE HOW MUCH MORE PROOF WE

01:04:16.600 NEED OF THAT.

01:04:17.700 What we need is somebody in the executive office to come forth with this stuff.

01:04:22.180 And I think Trump is the guy.

01:04:23.680 He's tired of it.

01:04:24.700 This is part of the D.C. sewer.

01:04:26.740 These secrets they keep.

01:04:28.140 It's for power.

01:04:28.940 It's for control.

01:04:30.600 It's great.

01:04:31.920 Those things that drive this country.

01:04:34.040 Let me ask you about the Trump administration, because I know he just went on the Joe Rogan podcast not that long ago.

01:04:38.920 He said UFOs, extraterrestrial life, not really my thing.

01:04:42.280 Do you have confidence that his new administration will kind of change the

01:04:47.300 game on transparency and we will, in fact, learn more? Yes, ma'am. I have the utmost confidence in

01:04:54.260 President Trump. In my conversations with him and his people, I believe he is about disclosure.

01:05:01.360 And, you know, Rogan maybe knows a little bit more about it. And unless a president is ready,

01:05:07.540 and as they say to these issues, they're not going to know unless it's something that they

01:05:11.420 they've followed. You know, we've had we've had testimony to tell us their folks have told us

01:05:16.900 that presidents have been denied access to this kind of thing. And you tell Trump he doesn't have

01:05:21.840 access to something, you better just get out of the way because he's going to run your ass over. 0.99

01:05:27.240 Yeah, exactly. I wanted to ask you and play a bit of sound because I know Representative Mace 0.98

01:05:32.780 raising some serious questions with former Pentagon officials during the hearing. Take a

01:05:37.500 look at just kind of this Q&A portion real quick. Has the government conducted secret UAP crash

01:05:43.040 retrieval programs? Yes or no? Yes. Okay. Were they designed to identify and reverse engineer

01:05:48.060 alien craft? Yes or no? Yes. Why are people, anytime they ask, why are they always thwarted?

01:05:54.600 Why are they always judged? Why is they always have misinformation spread? Why is there always

01:05:58.940 retribution? Why is it always met with an ear? What's the why? If it doesn't exist, why is there,

01:06:05.060 why is it such a problem? Yeah, so, Congressman, I think my biggest question this whole time has

01:06:11.380 been, what's the use of the government covering up this department if it, in fact, does exist?

01:06:16.840 Why not tell the American people, hey, we actually do have a department that looks at

01:06:20.440 unidentified objects in our airspace. I mean, what's their gain from hiding that? I don't

01:06:25.340 understand. That's my boy, Jared Moskowitz, across the aisle. He was my Santa Claus last year

01:06:30.400 at my at your party at my party we went 16 minutes last year it's going to be 15 minutes

01:06:36.340 this year because we felt it kind of dragged last year you're invited of course if you'd like to

01:06:40.420 come thank you i'll be looking for my invite it would up your standards but anyway no anyway the

01:06:48.040 thing is it was just covered up and that's the frustration of it they say they don't exist but

01:06:52.480 they spend tens of millions of dollars dollars um on an issue that every department we had people

01:06:58.480 I'M SURE THERE ARE SOME SPOOKS

01:07:00.820 FROM THE CIA THAT WERE WATCHING

01:07:03.280 TO MAKE SURE NOTHING WAS SAID

01:07:04.560 THAT WOULD GET THEIR OVERLORDS IN

01:07:06.920 TROUBLE.

01:07:07.360 BUT THE REALITY IS THIS IS A

01:07:09.440 MULTI-LEVEL COVER-UP AND WE'RE

01:07:12.640 NOT GOING TO CONGRESS, WE DON'T

01:07:14.400 HAVE THE ABILITY OR THE GUTS TO

01:07:16.320 GET TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS.

01:07:17.760 LET'S JUST BE HONEST, MARKY, THIS

01:07:19.680 DADGUM THING HAS BEEN COVERED UP

01:07:21.200 FOR OVER 40, 50, 60 YEARS NOW.

01:07:25.180 ACCORDING TO THE WHISTLEBLOWERS,

01:07:26.540 A LONG TIME.

01:07:27.240 yeah yes ma'am and and they're not going to give us any more information and thanks for watching

01:07:32.480 everybody dad gum there's a congressman seems kind of like us right i wonder how

01:07:45.420 these agencies and now with telsey gabbard in charge of all of these alphabet agencies

01:07:50.620 i wonder if they're going to change regulations ultimately you would think the president if

01:07:55.140 anybody in that government would have access to everything he or she wants to have access to

01:08:01.320 you can't how can you deny the president of the united states information that he wants

01:08:08.620 he is after all not just the president but the commander in chief you can't deny the president

01:08:19.420 i would love to see that battle that would be an awesome battle

01:08:26.720 the extension begins in just a couple of minutes i have a note here from dr william mackis

01:08:33.740 i would like to share with you breaking news alberta premier danielle smith has applied to

01:08:42.900 have me put in prison for 83 days in retaliation for my wife filing complaints with the Edmonton

01:08:50.080 Police and RCMP against AHS, the Alberta Health Service, and the college. And there is the document.

01:08:59.780 So William says, I'm just going to click that off. I was working on the file of a five-year-old girl

01:09:07.260 with cancer. She had leukemia, trying to find ways to help her and her family when I received the

01:09:11.920 news from AHS lawyers. After, sorry, Alberta Premier Daniel Smith has just applied to have

01:09:17.960 me put in prison for 83 days in retaliation for my wife filing complaints against Edmonton police

01:09:23.500 and RCMP against AHS and the college for threatening our family. I may be the first

01:09:29.800 doctor in Canada to go to prison during the COVID-19 pandemic and for trying to defend my

01:09:35.520 family against threats and extortion from Alberta Health Services and the College of Physicians and

01:09:40.340 surgeons of Alberta. The application is being brought by Premier Daniel Smith's office as

01:09:46.980 all the documents behind this application were illegally leaked to staffers in her office

01:09:51.460 directly to AH lawyers throughout 2023. I'm certain it was with her knowledge.

01:09:56.560 AHS is now escalating the threats and extortion against my wife and my family and they're

01:10:00.540 collaborating with Premier Daniel Smith's office now that she has secured 91% support from Albertans

01:10:05.540 with cheap trinkets a fake alberta bill of rights and watered down parental protection legislation 0.89

01:10:11.840 albertans have been played for fools i'm going to continue to fight for my family and i'm going

01:10:18.120 to do it publicly most albertans may have given up on their province and the future of their 0.96

01:10:23.060 children danielle smith has successfully dismantled all conservative grassroots organizations like

01:10:28.360 take back alberta and app and scattered them to the winds but i will fight for my family

01:10:33.320 with everything i have maybe there are a few decent albertans left who will help me in this fight

01:10:39.280 wow

01:10:43.560 i guess we're gonna have to get william back on the show so we can talk about this

01:10:50.020 he does have quite a following on substack you can find him um

01:10:54.220 macus md.substack.com if you want to go and support him or read his stuff he he puts out

01:11:02.520 a lot of great stuff. I'm not going to say it's daily, but it is consistent. He does have three

01:11:07.780 to four different new posts every week. Again, that is makismd, makismd.substack.com.

01:11:22.660 These Donald Trump appointees, are they who we think they are? Some of them have drawn concerns

01:11:31.540 and raised eyebrows like suzy wiles the chief of staff she's a big pharma

01:11:38.260 pusher the word i'm looking for is escaping me what's the word what's the word activist she's a

01:11:48.600 she's a lobbyist for big pharma and yet apparently now she's close to trump to the point where you

01:11:56.660 can't get near donald trump without her say so and we hear that she's also a globalist just like

01:12:05.080 marco rubio who he wants to make secretary of state so there are concerns judge napolitano you

01:12:10.920 guys may know who he is he apparently has some connections with the deep state and with agents

01:12:16.880 working within the deep state and he's going to reveal the truth or at least his idea of the

01:12:24.300 truth in just a second on the extension on shadow davis.com for you all access members i'll see you

01:12:32.360 there in a couple of minutes i'm so happy to have been back on all of the social media tonight you

01:12:38.040 guys i can't tell you how thrilled i was biting my nails 10 minutes before the show started tonight

01:12:42.620 hoping and praying it would work and it did and i'm so happy to be back with you tonight so thank

01:12:48.940 you for being here i love you all i appreciate you all and i will talk to you again tomorrow night

01:12:53.460 at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream for you all access folks

01:12:58.240 i'll see you on shadowdavis.com for the extension in two minutes

01:13:23.460 We'll be right back.

The Shadoe Davis Show - November 15, 2024

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