The Shadoe Davis Show - Oct. 18th⧸2024 The Week That Was...Why Trudeau Won't Release the Names

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00:05:30.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night for the first time in a week it's friday october

00:05:37.500 the 18th 2024 yes i've been away i have missed you as well so thank you for being here tonight

00:05:43.020 it's very much appreciated also i want to thank you for the support and patience that you've given

00:05:47.520 me in the past week yeah i got nailed with something um last thursday i kind of felt kind

00:05:54.140 of going to bed that night and then friday morning i woke up with it which is fantastic

00:05:58.960 all through the long weekend and then the early part of this week actually most of this week

00:06:03.980 as you know i finally posted a video yesterday finally got out of the house for the first time

00:06:08.180 in about a week yesterday and here i am tonight so tonight's show will be kind of a fill-in-the-blank

00:06:14.560 show and the week that was so things that i've missed over the past week plus and things that

00:06:23.300 have happened that everybody has been talking about this week i want to give you my take on

00:06:27.600 them, obviously, Trudeau, at the Foreign Interference Commission on Wednesday. He testified

00:06:32.300 and lied through his teeth. And the reason that he did was because he knew that nobody would ever

00:06:38.200 be able to call him on it by showing proof because of the classified nature of these documents that

00:06:44.260 he alleges conservative MPs are in, named in, being a part of the foreign interference conspiracy

00:06:53.040 that's been sweeping canada for the past oh 20 or 25 years so we're going to get into all of that

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00:08:29.260 is canadananosilver.com all right who's here tonight i know that i've been away and some of

00:08:34.520 you probably didn't get notifications for the show tonight because thank you very much

00:08:38.520 to the censor goblins on facebook and youtube so who's here sherry is watching tonight from

00:08:44.420 edmonton hello sherry yes i'm happy to be back too christina is watching tonight from belleville

00:08:49.880 i think it was before you flew by the screen so quickly sever is watching tonight mimi is in

00:08:55.680 austinfeld watching tonight bren is on facebook watching from cambridge hello muriel watching in

00:09:00.620 newfoundland janet's watching tonight karen hello neil sorry that's nell watching in or so i don't

00:09:07.200 know where you're watching from now but i do see her on facebook who's watching on youtube tonight

00:09:11.280 is there anybody watching on youtube i haven't had any censorship problems on youtube in the last

00:09:16.260 week or so then again i haven't been on but facebook has been kind of a problem anybody

00:09:22.300 watching on x tonight oh karen's watching on youtube hello karen thank you for saying that

00:09:27.800 i really appreciate it and for those of you who are watching wherever on whatever platform like

00:09:34.140 and share. Get this out to as many people as we possibly can. It really helps this show get out

00:09:39.720 there, and it really helps me because, you know, you do make a little bit of money from social

00:09:47.840 media the more people you reach. So get this out, like I say, guys, to as many people as we possibly

00:09:53.560 can. I am very thankful for that. All right. One more thing I wanted to mention before we get into

00:09:59.560 the material we have for tonight's show, and that is the National Citizens Inquiry is back in

00:10:04.700 action. They've been doing hearings today. They did some yesterday, and they'll have some tomorrow

00:10:09.900 in Vancouver. So if you're in the Vancouver area, go to nationalcitizensinquiry.ca to find out where

00:10:16.120 you can go to see it live. And of course, you can go to nationalcitizensinquiry.ca to watch

00:10:21.560 the hearings live. I believe they are on Rumble and on X. So check out the National Citizens

00:10:28.240 inquiry. The opening witness, excuse me, the opening witness they had on Thursday morning

00:10:35.020 is a woman I would love to have on the show. She was talking about the child sex trade that runs 0.87

00:10:42.440 through Canada, specifically British Columbia. It was hair raising and alarming and eye opening

00:10:49.140 all at the same time. All right, Justin Trudeau at the Foreign Interference Committee hearings

00:10:56.000 on wednesday and here is a snippet of what he said and of course the rebuttal from the

00:11:02.500 conservative lawyer let's have a watch because i am prime minister and privy to all these

00:11:06.920 informations i have the names of a number of parliamentarians former parliamentarians and

00:11:15.560 and or candidates in the Conservative Party of Canada, who are engaged or at high risk

00:11:28.180 of or for whom there is clear intelligence around foreign interference.

00:11:35.800 And I have directed CSIS and others to try and inform the Conservative Party leader to

00:11:50.120 be warned and armed to be able to make decisions that protect the integrity of that party of

00:11:58.520 its members from attempts at foreign activities around foreign interference.

00:12:04.560 the decision by the leader of the Conservative Party to not get those classified briefings

00:12:11.860 means that nobody in his party, not him, nobody in a position of power, knows the names of

00:12:23.880 these individuals and can take appropriate action.

00:12:28.320 So, Mr. De Luca, for the Conservative Party.

00:12:34.560 You leveled some criticism and profess bewilderment at the leader of the CPC this morning not

00:12:42.060 agreeing to receive a security clearance.

00:12:44.520 Is that correct?

00:12:45.520 Yes.

00:12:46.520 Am I correct, sir, that Mr. Pauliever has said that the reason he does not wish to receive

00:12:50.380 the security clearance is because he does not want to be constrained in terms of the

00:12:54.600 use he can make of the information that he would receive?

00:12:57.560 Okay, so before I continue, the next 10 seconds, if you haven't seen them, we're going to make

00:13:03.900 you laugh i don't believe that was his argument i believe his argument was that he wouldn't be

00:13:09.580 able to talk about the information he received how is that different than what i just said

00:13:13.600 because as leader of a political party you have many many tools at your disposal

00:13:19.580 okay so listen to what he says here regarding the many tools as a party leader that you have

00:13:27.220 at your disposal to act on information you receive you can uh choose to not sign the

00:13:32.440 nomination of a candidate who is under a cloud of suspicion. You can choose to not elevate them to

00:13:38.020 a critic's position. You can choose to not promise to make them a minister one day. You can, you have

00:13:43.960 many, you can choose which committees they sit on. So if you've got an MP in your party, in your

00:13:52.400 caucus, who is suspected of being involved in foreign interference, you can leave them off

00:13:57.240 committee. You can not make them a cabinet minister. You don't have to sign their nomination

00:14:01.840 papers? Can you remove them from caucus? Yes, of course you can. But watch what else he says here.

00:14:08.540 A leader of a party has many, many tools that they can use that are not requiring him to speak

00:14:17.720 publicly about his knowledge. The leader of a party has quite a bit of power over what happens

00:14:27.260 within that party. And that's why the ultimate decision maker in a political party should always

00:14:32.380 be the leader. Fruto just said that the party leader pretty much makes up his or her mind

00:14:42.200 on who runs in what writing. I thought there was supposed to be fair and open writing nominations

00:14:47.240 for every party. So that writing, the members of that writing, of that party and that writing,

00:14:52.780 can go ahead and decide by a vote who gets to run. I understand if there's a cloud of suspicion

00:14:59.420 surrounding that person, you'd rather not have them run. That's obvious. But what he also said

00:15:05.780 there was, there's a number of things you can do without actually saying anything to anybody about

00:15:11.880 why don't you think that if your mp was somehow ejected from caucus or not given a cabinet

00:15:22.820 position or something other that trudeau said you'd be wondering hey hey hey hey what the

00:15:29.520 heck's going on with this mp here if you're politically minded of course people like us

00:15:33.440 why did why did you get removed from caucus i can't talk about it trudeau won't talk about it

00:15:39.960 i can't talk about it wouldn't that be a dead giveaway hey maybe this guy's involved in chinese

00:15:46.620 or indian or pakistani or iranian foreign interference don't you think it would be a

00:15:51.900 dead giveaway let's continue are you aware that there are other security cleared individuals

00:15:57.400 within the cpc that can and do receive regular security briefings um i think you're you're

00:16:05.100 speaking of of uh ian todd the chief of staff among others yes um i i can't help but imagining

00:16:12.060 how people would react if i sort of sat back and said well no katie telford got cleared on

00:16:17.260 this information she made a determination about who could run uh for me or not and i don't need

00:16:22.060 to worry about that sort of stuff um canadians didn't elect or conservative party members didn't

00:16:27.980 select mr todd to make decisions about who could run for the conservative party of canada they

00:16:33.500 expect Mr. Polyev to take those decisions, but he has decided that he doesn't want to

00:16:37.680 take those decisions.

00:16:39.160 Sir, just over the lunch break, and you didn't mention Mr. Todd at all in the bombshell

00:16:43.260 disclosure that you made today, but just over the lunch break, in light of that, in response

00:16:47.840 to your news this morning, that you were aware of a number of CPC parliamentarians and former

00:16:52.200 parliamentarians that are at risk of being compromised by foreign interference, Mr. Todd

00:16:57.360 has advised that he has received a number of top secret briefings from the security

00:17:02.540 establishment, and in none of these briefings has the name of any Conservative parliamentarian

00:17:08.280 or candidate, past or present, been brought to the attention of Mr. Todd. Why is that?

00:17:13.500 You'd have to ask CSIS for that, but my supposition is that Mr. Todd is not the one who

00:17:21.400 is responsible for determining what candidates can run or not for the Conservative Party of

00:17:29.800 candidate all right that's a completely wild supposition and here's why because ian todd

00:17:36.660 is pierre polyev's chief of staff everything runs through ian todd right so if ian todd had access

00:17:47.120 and has access he does have access to these secret documents he could just look on the on the

00:17:52.880 documents and go oh we've got a problem here a couple of our mps former mps maybe future mps

00:17:58.140 they're involved in this, in this foreign interference. So then he goes to Pierre Polyev

00:18:03.280 and he says, Pierre, I really, and because these guys also have great relationships. If you're the

00:18:10.860 leader of a party, you don't hire somebody who you don't like, who is below grade to be your chief

00:18:17.120 of staff. You want the best of the best of the best. And you want to know that person. You want

00:18:20.980 to have a good synergy, a good working relationship. You know, he finishes your sentences, that kind

00:18:25.660 of a thing, right? So knowing that, would Ian Todd be able to go to Pierre Polyev and say,

00:18:34.200 Pierre, I know you don't want to do this, but I just saw some very disturbing things on these

00:18:42.960 secret documents, because he's got the same clearance as all of the other MPs. Well, he's

00:18:48.400 not an MP, he's a chief of staff, but Katie Telford, that's Trudeau's chief of staff. She's

00:18:52.640 got clearance too. He's got the same clearance that she has. And so if he saw these names,

00:19:00.080 he could go to PolyEv and say, we've got a problem. You have to go and get this clearance

00:19:04.820 so that you know what you can do with these people. And further to all of this,

00:19:12.820 if these people are involved in a criminal conspiracy, knowingly or unwittingly,

00:19:17.800 with a foreign power who's trying to interfere in our politics and interfere in our basic

00:19:23.560 Canadian structures of things, that's criminal offense. That's nothing to do with the party

00:19:28.520 whatsoever. Wouldn't you think the RCMP would be in there arresting people if this were that bad?

00:19:36.960 Regardless of whether or not they're politicians for a certain party, it doesn't matter. What

00:19:41.840 matters is if they've done something bad enough, then the RCMP should be at least questioning

00:19:48.220 these people. But so far, nothing. Let's continue.

00:19:53.920 It would be the leader and much of the information that is handed out to various

00:20:00.700 individuals with security clearances is determined on their need to know basis.

00:20:06.240 You indicated today, as I indicated earlier, in a very public forum and in a very public manner,

00:20:11.840 your knowledge of the names of CPC parliamentarians and the risk being compromised by foreign interference.

00:20:21.520 Am I correct, sir, that one way that you could arrange for those threats to be mitigated

00:20:25.320 is through the use of threat reduction measures under Section 12.1 of the CSIS Act?

00:20:29.820 Threat reduction measures are tools that CSIS has used regularly in many cases regarding

00:20:43.560 different parliamentarians, and it is very possible that a number of those parliamentarians

00:20:49.920 will have had visits from CSIS and either defensive briefings or others to try and

00:20:56.820 mitigate the risks that they are going through. That is different from a leader choosing to

00:21:06.380 willfully remain ignorant of very serious contentions, including by the ENCICOP, that

00:21:15.700 the leadership race that elevated him to leader was compromised by foreign interference.

00:21:22.660 And if the tool of the TRMs were used, you couldn't use the Leader of the Opposition's reluctance to obtain security clearance as an excuse not to provide that information to the CPC. Isn't that correct?

00:21:35.240 I'm sorry, I'm not following. Can you rephrase the question?

00:21:37.300 Sure. If someone wanted to get this information, this information about the names of the parliamentarians, for example,

00:21:45.260 because of some imminent threat to the leader of the CPC, TRMs could be used.

00:21:50.840 And in that event, it wouldn't be necessary for the leader of the CPC to obtain security clearance.

00:21:56.860 No, you're entirely wrong on that.

00:21:58.920 If you were to know that a certain candidate had a high degree of exposure to foreign interference and vulnerability, either witting or unwitting, giving a threat reduction measure to that candidate would not necessarily, and quite frankly in my experience, highly unlikely to have the candidate spontaneously decide to step down as either a candidate or a member of parliament and not

00:22:28.920 run in the next election. That is a determination that only a leader can make, looking at the

00:22:34.460 vulnerabilities of that candidate, looking at the behavior, and to use the words of the

00:22:39.600 NSIA, potentially poor judgment or inappropriate behavior or untrustworthiness. Those are

00:22:46.240 the kinds of things that only a leader can actually ensure for the team that they're

00:22:52.440 building and you know potentially future ministerial elevations that would then have to

00:22:59.560 run into a security clearance process that would stop them like a brick wall knowing that as a

00:23:06.920 leader as you are hoping to become prime minister of this country would seem to be a very basic bar

00:23:13.960 to hit if you want to take national security seriously but the premise the underlying premise

00:23:20.200 of that answer you just gave is that the TRM can only be directed at the person affected

00:23:25.100 and not the leader of the opposition, isn't that correct?

00:23:29.860 The TRM could be directed to Mr. Polyev.

00:23:35.600 The identities of the people involved are themselves classified and available to only

00:23:49.320 those with top secret clearances. So certainly CSIS could go to the leader of the opposition

00:23:55.120 and say you really have to be careful to instruct all of your MPs to stay away from this country

00:24:03.140 or to be concerned about diplomats from that country or not accept money, but from or not

00:24:08.500 accept support from these particular diplomats. But the TRM would be unable to identify which

00:24:16.300 of those individuals are in question unless the leader chose to get a security clearance to be

00:24:24.560 able to hear those names. And the fact that the leader does not leaves him in a position of being

00:24:30.200 unable to protect the integrity of his party. I'm going to suggest that you're wrong on your

00:24:35.900 understanding of the law as to what a TRM can and can't do and who it can be directed to. And I'm

00:24:40.840 going to suggest that the fact that you leveled this accusation earlier today and didn't mention

00:24:46.280 the possibility of a TRM was just for the purpose of grandstanding here today?

00:24:49.820 On the contrary, threat reduction measures are regularly used to highlight to people

00:24:59.160 potential vulnerabilities, but having watched many, having known a number of parliamentarians

00:25:07.380 who went through TRMs, they often come out of TRMs with a general sense of having to

00:25:13.380 be more careful. But specifics are often not given, and there is no guarantee that a TRM to

00:25:21.480 the leader of the party would include the names of the people most at risk or most engaged in

00:25:30.220 potentially problematic activity. And that's why the refusal of the leader to actually access the

00:25:37.460 intelligence on those names is as I said bewildering do you agree that often when

00:25:45.240 CSIS or some other security agency shares classified information the

00:25:49.480 recipient is severely constrained in what he or she can do with that

00:25:53.380 information yes okay and in fact your own chief of staff yesterday gave

00:25:58.000 evidence that the recipient of that information would not be able to use

00:26:01.440 that information in any manner do you agree with that no i disagree because through his chief of

00:26:08.660 staff under the bus the party leader can choose to uh not allow someone to run for them for

00:26:16.960 any number of reasons knowing in the back of your mind that uh this is the real reason but giving

00:26:24.120 it as an example i'd actually prefer to have this other person run instead so what he's saying here

00:26:30.400 is he's going to lie to people about the real reason a person has been withdrawn from running

00:26:36.740 in their writing for his party, and he's going to make something up, or he's not going to say

00:26:41.940 anything at all. I know we've covered that, but that's essentially what Trudeau is saying here.

00:26:47.500 Or you had, you know, sketchy business dealings in the past that means we're not going to go with

00:26:54.440 you. There are all sorts of reasons that do not prove injurious to national security.

00:26:59.860 the leader has a level of power over who runs and what roles they have

00:27:05.740 that doesn't require them to explain themselves.

00:27:10.420 It doesn't require them to explain themselves. 0.99

00:27:14.840 I don't have to tell you crap. 0.99

00:27:17.920 I don't have to tell you jack squat about anything. 0.98

00:27:21.480 Now, I'd like to take a moment here to try to figure out exactly why

00:27:26.960 it's so important to our national security that these names remain hidden? Or is it of import to

00:27:33.880 the people who are involved, the names, these 11 or 12 individuals who knowingly or unwittingly

00:27:40.140 have been working with some kind of a foreign power to, you know, undermine our government?

00:27:48.080 Could it be for their own personal safety? Do they think that somebody in a fit of pique

00:27:56.020 is going to attack one of these MPs as a traitor, physically attack them?

00:28:03.600 Maybe. Far-fetched, but maybe. Their identities will be destroyed. Everything they've worked for 0.64

00:28:11.920 in their entire lives will be gone. Well, if you're a traitor to your own country, 0.88

00:28:17.180 I would say that's a fitting punishment, wouldn't you? They do it in the United States. They did it

00:28:22.420 the mayor of new york the mayor of new york got outed for apparently working with was it turkish

00:28:28.020 officials or some country in the middle east apparently he's working secretly with and they

00:28:35.060 named him they named him immediately eric adams that's his name the mayor of new york

00:28:42.180 and he's still alive he's still kicking he was at that dinner that trump was at last night that

00:28:46.420 Catholic dinner. But in Canada, quiet. Now what's the declassification process in Canada? I've been

00:28:54.180 stumped on that all week long. I've been looking and looking, nothing better to do. So I've been

00:28:59.040 looking and looking, how can we declassify documents in Canada? Is it even possible

00:29:06.120 to declassify documents in Canada? First thing, this from the CBC, why doesn't the government

00:29:13.800 release the names. All right, let's see what their answer is. Let's see if it's satisfactory for us.

00:29:19.720 Polyev and the conservatives have been calling on Trudeau to release the names of allegedly

00:29:24.380 compromised parliamentarians. They repeated that demand a couple days ago. But law enforcement and

00:29:30.000 national security agencies have been clear on this point. Sharing any classified information

00:29:34.860 is a crime. Anyone who reveals classified information is subject to the law equally

00:29:40.680 and obviously in this case those names are classified at this time and to reveal them

00:29:45.740 publicly would be a criminal offense rcmp deputy commissioner mark flynn told mps on the public

00:29:52.060 accounts committee in june when cbc news later asked flynn whether the names could be released

00:29:57.780 in the house of commons where mps can enjoy certain legal protections he suggested that

00:30:02.480 could be a legal gray area that's a question that should be asked due to complexities of

00:30:07.080 parliamentary privilege, legal expert, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. All right. So what have I found

00:30:12.740 out? But before I get into that, Polyev did respond, although he hasn't responded via video

00:30:19.860 this week, which I find odd because normally he would have. Maybe he's on a vacation with his

00:30:26.300 family or something. I know his wife celebrated a birthday a couple of days ago. So it could be

00:30:31.020 that he was having family time and didn't want to be interrupted. He did release a written statement

00:30:35.560 though. Here's a story that comes from the deepdive.ca. Polyev to Trudeau released names

00:30:41.420 of MPs allegedly involved in foreign interference. Okay, so why would Pierre... Polyev's not an idiot, 0.98

00:30:48.540 right? So for him to tell Trudeau, release the names, would mean that he's asking Trudeau to 0.99

00:30:56.180 break the law, unless it's not really breaking the law, but we'll get into that.

00:31:00.180 Pierre Polyev has escalated his demand

00:31:03.660 for Justin Trudeau to release the names

00:31:05.480 blah blah blah

00:31:06.120 this comes amid heightened concerns over foreign influence

00:31:09.480 oh and by the way

00:31:10.340 just so you guys know in case you didn't

00:31:13.600 that this is all about Trudeau

00:31:15.620 Trudeau subterfuge

00:31:16.900 try to avoid this cabinet or this caucus

00:31:19.680 mutiny that he's got coming up next week

00:31:21.420 that's all this is

00:31:22.380 it has nothing to do with anything else

00:31:24.640 this foreign interference thing has been on the table

00:31:27.420 in Canada for at least two years

00:31:29.540 at least two years and he's done nothing about it until now i wonder why and as an additional

00:31:38.420 bonus for trudeau he's trying to somehow make pauliev the bad guy here and all pauliev wants

00:31:45.460 to do seriously is be able to talk to the canadian people about who's involved here and what should

00:31:52.260 be done about it really that's it that's why he doesn't want to get the clearance because he

00:31:57.200 doesn't want to be gagged by the NDA that he would have to sign if he did see these documents. 0.79

00:32:03.800 It's ridiculous. So here's what Polly have said. My message to Justin Trudeau is release the names

00:32:10.200 of all MPs that have collaborated with foreign interference. But he won't because Justin Trudeau

00:32:16.940 is doing what he always does. He is lying. He is lying to distract from a liberal caucus revolt

00:32:23.860 against his leadership and revelations he knowingly allowed Beijing to interfere and

00:32:27.880 help him win two elections. The full letter is right here on X. The allegations Poliev references

00:32:35.160 have deep roots, particularly concerning China's potential involvement in Canadian politics. The

00:32:40.500 controversy gained momentum in 2023 with CSIS revealing that they had been monitoring potential

00:32:46.300 interference by Chinese government officials in Canadian electoral processes. Also, by the way,

00:32:50.980 Trudeau decided, excuse me, that he wanted to take on the fourth largest military in the world,

00:32:57.800 India, and expel some of their diplomats. And so naturally, Canadian diplomats in India

00:33:03.300 had to be expelled as well. And the whole problem there, the Calistanis versus the Indians, 1.00

00:33:11.680 has been brought to Canada by Trudeau because of his failed immigration policies for the past

00:33:18.980 10 years. So we've got so many Indians. And when I say Indians, I mean Indians from the Middle East 1.00

00:33:25.320 who are here now in Canada and they have taken taken over pretty much at least a good portion 1.00

00:33:32.020 of it, our political system and a lot of our culture. So their fight is now our fight and

00:33:38.980 it's spilling out into Canadian streets. And that's because of Justin freaking Trudeau 0.94

00:33:45.880 and his open border policy sorry the world economic forum open border policy we're not

00:33:53.100 going to get into the hand dong stuff and all of that needless to say polyev did shoot back

00:33:59.080 at trudeau regarding these allegations and you know when you're testifying when you're on the

00:34:05.500 stand testifying at a commission you don't want to be partisan this is about apparently anyway

00:34:11.440 This is about national security. This is about what's in Canada's best interests. But instead, what he did was start taking shots at Pierre Polyev. Also, Jagmeet Singh is doing the exact same thing. If you have an account on Twitter, you would know this by now.

00:34:27.220 So he is marching in lockstep right now with Justin Trudeau's attack Polyev on foreign interference stance.

00:34:35.000 I thought that agreement had been ripped up.

00:34:38.740 Canadian politics is getting very interesting, my friends.

00:34:41.280 And I do believe in the next week to 10 days, there's either going to be a prorogament of parliament by Justin Trudeau himself based upon how many of his MPs in his own caucus are actually revolting against him.

00:34:56.980 We have numbers anywhere between 20 and 30 who've signed this alleged piece of paper, this pledge to ask Trudeau to step down as leader of the party.

00:35:06.600 But we don't know how that's going to play out.

00:35:09.080 We do hear that all of these MPs will speak publicly together at some point next week.

00:35:15.980 Anyway, getting back to the classification or declassification process in Canada.

00:35:20.920 Can it be done?

00:35:22.460 Our friend Jeff Stone of Tacit Investigations and Security is writing a book, and in the research

00:35:28.280 that he did, he was looking through the white papers of the Privy Council of Canada, and here's

00:35:34.520 what he came up with. In Canada, the authority to declassify secret documents typically resides

00:35:40.580 within the government agencies or departments that originally classified the information. However,

00:35:45.940 ultimate responsibility for the declassification of sensitive national security information

00:35:50.800 generally falls under, number one, the Privy Council Office. The PCO assists the Prime

00:35:57.900 Minister and the government in ensuring that sensitive and classified information is handled

00:36:02.180 appropriately, and it plays a significant role in decisions related to national security.

00:36:10.280 Number two, ministers of relevant departments, each department or agency with the authority to

00:36:16.700 classify information like the Department of National Defense, Global Affairs Canada,

00:36:20.800 or CSIS, can also declassify documents. The relevant minister or their delegated senior

00:36:26.960 officials have the power to make such decisions. And number three, the prime minister.

00:36:34.000 As the head of the executive branch, the prime minister has overarching authority,

00:36:39.340 particularly for high-level documents relating to national security or classified

00:36:43.500 under the Canada Evidence Act.

00:36:46.920 Then number four, they say the CSIS

00:36:49.280 and all declassification must comply with Canadian laws,

00:36:52.880 such as the Security of Information Act

00:36:54.700 and regulations surrounding national security.

00:36:57.220 So how this would work,

00:36:58.640 it wouldn't be a direct thing that Trudeau can just say,

00:37:00.640 okay, the documents are declassified.

00:37:02.880 He would have to ask or suggest

00:37:05.460 to the people who classified them in the first place

00:37:09.280 that he would like these documents declassified.

00:37:11.700 it's kind of like how they make senate appointments right on the advice of the

00:37:18.460 prime minister the governor general appoints so and so to the office of senator blah blah blah blah

00:37:23.000 blah so and it's the same thing as well when they have to pick a new governor general

00:37:28.920 the king is the only person who can appoint the governor general on the advice of the prime

00:37:35.120 minister so everything is about the advice of the prime minister everything is about the advice of

00:37:41.540 the prime minister. So if Trudeau advised CSIS to declassify these documents, then he could.

00:37:52.280 Because if these documents remain classified as they are, and Paul EF does get the clearance to

00:38:00.480 go ahead and look at them, he could never say anything about them without possibly going to

00:38:06.380 prison. Yes, prison. Look, here's Elizabeth May looking drunk and talking about that very thing.

00:38:12.800 He has his reasons, right? He doesn't want to be gagged. Well, you're not gagged. As you can see, 1.00

00:38:17.600 I'm careful, but not gagged. Well, you're not gagged. You're careful, but not gagged. Again,

00:38:28.420 please, Liz. Well, you're not gagged. As you can see, I'm careful, but not gagged. Did you read

00:38:35.380 anything in that report. To answer that might be revealing more than I'm prepared to reveal.

00:38:45.320 To answer that would be revealing more than I'm prepared to reveal, which means you can't say

00:38:50.820 anything. Which is the whole reason that Polly Ev does not want to sign this non-disclosure.

00:38:58.600 because once he does he can't tell us and we the people deserve to know especially heading into a

00:39:06.760 federal election or do we have to rely upon the goodwill of the leaders of the parties to say

00:39:14.200 this person is not going to run for my party because he's a foreign spy

00:39:22.980 it's preposterous it's preposterous so and what can we do about it nothing nothing not at this

00:39:32.340 point unless we put so much pressure on the liberals and they're already in complete disarray

00:39:39.080 anyway unless we put so much pressure on that liberal party to go ahead and pressure trudeau

00:39:45.680 to reveal the names but he won't he won't because he'd have to reveal all the names and some of them

00:39:52.160 most of them, probably all of them, are liberals. Because Paliyev said that there are no conservative

00:40:00.300 MPs past or present or candidates who are on that list. He would have heard about it.

00:40:07.100 And that would have come from Ian Todd, his chief of staff, who does have the clearance to look at

00:40:12.280 these documents. CBC president acknowledges growing support to defund the state broadcaster

00:40:19.040 in an internal email. This story comes from tnc.news. Catherine Tate, she's the CEO of the

00:40:25.240 CBC. She's testified at committee a couple of times in the last year, and she's been awful

00:40:30.040 and arrogant and condescending. Acknowledged that the state broadcaster is poised to have its

00:40:37.480 funding cut in the near future as the defund narrative has picked up some momentum, according

00:40:44.180 to an internal email she sent out earlier this year. Tate's email was sent out in January requesting

00:40:49.960 that two staff members volunteer for a committee being organized by the Heritage Minister to help

00:40:55.040 create a government plan for CBC Radio Canada. The email was later obtained by the National Post

00:41:01.740 through an access to information request. However, its two recipients' names were redacted.

00:41:06.400 Tate said their participation was critical to the issues on the table. Sadly, she says,

00:41:11.380 the defund narrative has picked up momentum especially as it relates to cbc television

00:41:16.900 i believe the industry must rally if we're to secure canadian-owned production for the future

00:41:21.920 tate wrote the email went on to say that 2025 would be a big year for the industry true north

00:41:28.020 contacted cbc for further uh you know information and they said we won't comment on private

00:41:34.440 internal correspondence so the cbc is definitely in trouble and you can tell from some of their

00:41:40.660 reporting lately. It's been absolutely abominable. Marie-Claude Bebo, more bad news for Trudeau.

00:41:47.100 Carla Qualtrough, Philomena Tassi, and Dan Vandal. He's a Winnipeg liberal from the St. Boniface

00:41:55.440 writing, I believe. They've informed the prime minister they won't be running in the next federal

00:42:00.000 election. They were all elected in the 2015. Ministers Bebo and Qualtrough have held ministerial

00:42:05.560 positions since then. Bebo is considering a run for mayor of Sherbrooke scheduled for fall of next

00:42:10.060 year, the four ministers will be removed from cabinet in a cabinet shuffle scheduled for the

00:42:15.200 coming weeks, sources told Radio Canada. They're going to do a cabinet shuffle? That's absolutely

00:42:21.260 preposterous. Why would they bother if they're going to prorogue parliament? I mean, Trudeau

00:42:25.160 is going to fall. One way or another, something big is... I would be so amazed if something huge

00:42:37.180 doesn't happen in Canadian politics in the next week and a half. This is we have all that nonsense

00:42:43.460 going on in the United States. What are we, 18 days out from their election? We've got some stuff

00:42:48.500 on that coming up for you in just a second. Here's another story from TNC. The CRA, the Canada Revenue

00:42:54.220 Agency, has fired 330 employees for illegitimately taking CERB payments. These are people who work

00:43:03.340 for Canada Revenue, our tax agency. These people are the ones who are supposed to be

00:43:08.940 watchdog and Canadians. But who watches the watchman? The CRA terminated 330 employees

00:43:17.800 for inappropriately receiving CERB during the COVID-19 pandemic response after completing

00:43:23.800 its final internal review on the matter, which, by the way, started in June of last year,

00:43:29.380 which is preposterous that it's taken this long. The inquiry ultimately led to as many as 600

00:43:36.220 employees being investigated starting in July 2024. For individuals who have not responded or

00:43:42.040 cooperated and who have been determined to have the financial capacity to pay,

00:43:46.940 legal warnings will be issued and legal measures could be taken to recover monies owed, wrote the

00:43:51.580 CRA in a statement released in June. According to the agency, only people who have already been

00:43:56.800 contacted about repaying their debt are the ones who should be worried legal measures are only

00:44:01.640 taken when there is no cooperation from an individual with the ability to repay the debt

00:44:05.700 the firings come after the trudeau government called for the cra to begin automatically filing

00:44:11.740 canadians taxes in 2024 an idea it first announced as part of their 2020 budget speech the liberals

00:44:18.540 claim the proposed change would help canadians deal with the cost of living what how is that

00:44:25.660 related. A pilot program was announced again in the federal. These people, I just don't know how

00:44:35.320 they can spout such gobbledygook and expect us to sit back and go, oh, OK, I got it. I totally

00:44:42.560 understand what you're saying, Mr. Trudeau. I got it. Don't worry about it. You know, I think we may

00:44:49.260 have before all the nonsense started four or five years ago. But since then, so many people have

00:44:54.860 woken up and we're now asking questions. We're now actually paying attention to the BS that they

00:45:01.980 spout, which is absolutely outstanding. This is called The Great Awakening, and I certainly hope

00:45:07.120 it continues. And that's why I ask you guys to like and share and get this show out to as many

00:45:11.400 people as you possibly can, because there's people out there still who are going, I know there's

00:45:17.080 something wrong, but I just don't know what it is. If only I had some kind of a source for

00:45:24.040 information, but I don't. So I'll go back to living in the matrix for a while. And then maybe

00:45:31.460 they never come back out. Pilot program was announced again in the federal government's

00:45:37.380 2023 to 2024 fiscal budget as part of its goal, making life more affordable for Canadians. However,

00:45:43.680 the Canadian taxpayers federation pushed back on that initiative in a video posted to social

00:45:49.700 media. The organization asked, do you trust the federal government with your wallet? Look at

00:45:53.740 truth out there. It just looks crazy. Do you trust the federal government with your wallet?

00:46:01.880 The CRA's job is to squeeze every penny from you, not maximize your refund, said the CTF. And let's

00:46:08.320 not forget this government is broke because they've been spending, spending, spending, spending,

00:46:13.600 spending, spending. This is a great story we got last week or earlier this week. Colin McDonald,

00:46:20.280 who's been on the show, and I would love to have Colin back on next week.

00:46:23.740 He's a really good guy.

00:46:25.960 He was one of the organizers of rallies, I believe, in the Niagara area

00:46:29.340 during the pandemic response, during the lockdowns.

00:46:32.600 And he was convicted a few months ago.

00:46:36.320 And now his case has been appealed.

00:46:38.800 And guess what?

00:46:39.240 He won.

00:46:40.640 Colin McDonald charged with common nuisance, which is their fallback charge.

00:46:45.000 But they've got nothing else here, a common nuisance.

00:46:46.860 For peacefully protesting, wins appeal.

00:46:51.340 There's Colin there.

00:46:52.400 colin mcdonald has won his case it's all over social media but why should we care

00:46:57.700 well our friend dave freedom said this is probably or was probably the most important case

00:47:04.960 in canadian law in recent memory and the reason for that is because

00:47:11.200 if colin remained guilty of doing what he did we wouldn't be able to go out and protest about

00:47:17.640 anything ever ever if the government decided they didn't agree with what we were protesting

00:47:24.080 and when do governments ever agree with that well we should and here's why cullen became a test case

00:47:30.900 for canada well similar cases were being dismissed across the country cullen's case was pushed

00:47:36.640 forward by prosecutors in hopes of setting a precedent for future cases pitting public

00:47:41.700 health orders against our charter rights. Criminal lawyer Saron Jelabou, Gebrez Selassie stated,

00:47:50.800 I butchered that so bad. I'm sorry, Saron. If you're watching right now, you're probably not,

00:47:57.540 but if you are, I'm so sorry. Maybe I'll get you on and you can tell us how to pronounce it.

00:48:02.580 Anyway, the criminal lawyer stated, in all of my years practicing law, I have never seen a case

00:48:07.800 that has the potential to cause more damage to rights and freedoms in Canada than the case of

00:48:12.820 His Majesty the King versus MacDonald. That, you know, I can't stand crown land. I can't stand

00:48:18.940 crown attorney. It needs to be that we get away from this crown stuff already, but that's a whole

00:48:24.820 other thing. Mr. MacDonald was charged with three counts of common nuisance, the default charge,

00:48:30.060 oh, they say it too, the default charge for anyone who dared protest public health mandates,

00:48:34.820 two charges for attending a protest in niagara and a third for attending a protest in saint

00:48:39.780 catherine's his charges from niagara were acquitted by justice richard bluant who concluded

00:48:45.520 that elevating a violation of provincial health health orders to a criminal offense would set a

00:48:50.060 dangerous precedent as it would allow every infraction of public health measures to be

00:48:54.720 treated as a criminal offense rather than just a provincial violation a few weeks later a few

00:48:59.740 town's over. The charge from St. Catherine's produced a verdict in direct opposition to the

00:49:05.280 previous, despite being nearly identical cases. Justice de Philippe, believing Cullen held a

00:49:10.940 higher level of responsibility as one of the organizers of the protest, levied a guilty verdict

00:49:15.740 against him, leaving him with a criminal record and a fine of four grand. Cullen appealed his

00:49:21.700 guilty verdict while the crown prosecutor, and this name is so ironic, Michael Lucifora,

00:49:29.740 appealed both acquittals and the sentencing of his guilty verdict, believing one year in jail

00:49:34.480 would be more suitable than simply paying a fine and a victim's surcharge. In a show of true

00:49:39.280 Canadian justice, the appeal court's decision not only dismissed the Crown's appeals of Mr.

00:49:44.240 McDonald's acquittals, but the judgment also overturned the original guilty verdict. Cullen

00:49:49.660 is now a free man. The potential impacts to all Canadians had this case been lost are truly

00:49:57.260 sobering. At stake were the very rights and freedoms we've all believed were there to protect

00:50:02.100 us from tyrannical government, overreach, our freedom of conscience and religion, freedom of

00:50:06.460 thought, belief, opinion, and expression, our freedom of peaceful assembly, and our freedom of

00:50:11.440 association. Had the Crown won their case, police would be free to arbitrarily arrest anyone

00:50:17.640 violating a bylaw in the name of public safety and with no regard for their rights. Make no mistake,

00:50:23.800 Cullen McDonald's win is a win for all of Canada. We now have a precedent validating the rightful

00:50:30.340 position of our Charter of Rights and Freedoms within the context of the pandemic and associated

00:50:36.120 public health measures. All Canadians should be celebrating this victory. We thank him for his

00:50:42.300 hard work and determination and applaud all who supported and promoted his case. Cullen firmly

00:50:47.520 believes that without the show of support from Canadians, his case may have been lost. Like so

00:50:52.320 many others. We all stand together for the rights and freedoms of Canadians. So this is Brett Baer.

00:51:00.720 He interviewed Kamala Harris on Fox News the other night. And here is a piece of that interview.

00:51:06.660 Gary, Rachel Morin, Lakin Riley. They are young women who were brutally assaulted and killed by

00:51:13.780 some of the men who were released at the beginning of the administration, well before

00:51:17.820 a negotiated bipartisan bill.

00:51:20.940 Former President Clinton actually referred to Lake and Riley Sunday

00:51:23.660 campaigning for you in Georgia, saying if those men had been properly vetted,

00:51:27.400 Lake and Riley probably would not have been killed.

00:51:29.960 So if it wouldn't have happened, this is well before any negotiation.

00:51:34.860 This is well before Donald Trump got involved in the politics.

00:51:37.480 This is a specific policy decision by your administration

00:51:40.600 to release these men into the country.

00:51:42.860 So what I'm saying to you, do you owe those families an apology?

00:51:47.820 Let me just say, first of all, those are tragic cases.

00:51:51.760 There's no question about that.

00:51:54.180 There is no question about that.

00:51:56.860 And I can't imagine the pain that the families of those victims have experienced

00:52:02.960 for a loss that should not have occurred.

00:52:07.200 So that is true.

00:52:10.580 It is also true that if a border security had actually been passed nine months ago,

00:52:16.340 it would be nine months that we would have had more border agents at the border,

00:52:22.520 more support for the folks who are working around the clock trying to hold it all together

00:52:27.780 to ensure that no future harm would occur.

00:52:33.380 And this election in 20 days will determine whether we have a president of the United States

00:52:39.420 who actually cares more about fixing a problem,

00:52:43.420 even if it is not to their political advantage in an election, because there was a solution, Brett.

00:52:49.560 Madam Vice President, it was a policy decision in the early part of your administration.

00:52:53.840 I will let one of the mothers talk about it. Take a listen.

00:52:58.020 Because of the Biden-Harris administration open border policies catch and release,

00:53:03.700 they were enrolled in the Alternatives to Detention program.

00:53:07.260 This meant that they were released into the United States.

00:53:09.740 It was not even a full three weeks later that they would take my daughter, Jocelyn Nungere's life.

00:53:15.740 I believe the Biden-Harris administration open border policies are responsible for the death of my daughter.

00:53:21.780 That's the early days. So do you owe them an apology is what I'm saying.

00:53:27.020 I will tell you that I am so sorry for her loss. I'm so sorry for her loss. Sincerely.

00:53:33.200 after the interview and believe it or not if you didn't see it there were absolutely more

00:53:43.700 hilarious and egregious clips the entire interview lasted about 28 minutes but here is

00:53:49.100 brett bear the man who conducted the interview talking about what happened at the very end of

00:53:56.040 their discussion and by the way kamala harris and her team showed up about 20 minutes late

00:54:01.480 for the interview dana you've been on the other side you've been on the the rapper as a press

00:54:08.500 secretary interviewing a president and you know i'm talking like four people waving their hands

00:54:14.480 like it's gotta stop uh so martha final yeah um i had to dismount there at the end there's so many

00:54:22.400 things and she maybe should do more of these dana you've been on the other side you all right 0.76

00:54:27.300 there's more kamala harris was doing a rally last night from mj truth ultra on x oh my god

00:54:36.320 someone shouted jesus is lord at kamala's rally last night and she said well i mean we'll let you

00:54:44.520 listen to it the audio is not great so you're gonna have to really pay close attention here we

00:54:51.000 With the intention that they would undo the protections of Roe v. Wade, and they did as he intended.

00:55:02.400 Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally.

00:55:08.620 All right, so Guy yells, Jesus is Lord from the crowd, and this is Kamala's response.

00:55:21.000 and listen to the crowd

00:55:28.660 i mean i'm surprised the lightning bolt didn't come down and

00:55:34.040 take them all out no i think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street 0.99

00:55:40.180 wow with the intention wow wow wow that again could we expect any less from this clown 0.97

00:55:58.440 oh i have uh one more clip to play for you from kamala harris and here it is as a woman 1.00

00:56:04.740 there's a balance to be struck between being tough and being a bitch 1.00

00:56:12.900 turn that off 0.99

00:56:22.440 i'm sorry i'm sorry i just i can't i what if she wins oh man do you think it would be possible

00:56:45.080 for us to get elon musk to try and colonize another planet so we could move there probably

00:56:51.020 wouldn't be able to make it happen in the next 10 or 20 years so people like us were out but our

00:56:55.580 kids our kids might be able to go from speaker mike johnson of the house of representatives of

00:57:04.760 the united states regarding the hurricane problems that they've been having he said i recently

00:57:11.360 traveled to north carolina and victims of hurricane helene told me nearly two weeks after landfall

00:57:16.900 the biden harris administration had still not provided them with all the resources they

00:57:22.880 desperately needed we've been hearing stories we've been seeing videos of this right for the

00:57:26.740 last couple of weeks now maybe longer but cbs in a show of media censorship edited out entirely

00:57:35.020 his firsthand perspective so here is the version that aired on cbs followed by his full answer

00:57:44.120 So that's a different accounting than this 2% you say was distributed.

00:57:47.600 Yeah, so they've obligated some funds, but they've only distributed 2%.

00:57:51.360 The rescue and recovery effort's still going on, and then we address the rest of it.

00:57:55.220 So that's a different accounting than this 2% you say was distributed.

00:57:58.880 Yeah, so they've obligated some funds.

00:58:02.160 He had his people video this while he was on the air, right?

00:58:08.600 So it's a different sound, obviously, but it's his own people who videoed this.

00:58:12.440 And obviously, the reason for doing this is to make sure that they don't egregiously edit you to make you sound like you're saying something you're not saying at all.

00:58:21.580 So here we go again.

00:58:22.960 Like, watch the rescue and recovery efforts still going on.

00:58:26.400 And then we address the rest of it.

00:58:28.020 So that's a different accounting.

00:58:29.480 And then we address the rest of it.

00:58:32.560 Very good at it.

00:58:33.960 I'll give them credit for that.

00:58:35.660 But let's move on to the unedited.

00:58:38.120 This 2% you say was distributed.

00:58:40.040 Yeah.

00:58:40.520 So they've obligated some funds, but they've only distributed 2%.

00:58:44.080 And when I was there on the ground, and you should go, I mean, bring the cameras and talk to the people there.

00:58:48.120 They'll tell you, don't take politicians' words for this or the administration's word.

00:58:52.700 Talk to people there on the ground.

00:58:54.440 They had not been provided the resources almost two weeks out from the storm that they desperately needed.

00:58:59.880 And when I was there 13 days post the storm hitting that state, people are still being rescued.

00:59:05.860 They're stuck in the higher elevations in the mountains because the roads are down and all the rest.

00:59:09.540 So they need every available resource and all hands on deck, the rescue and recovery effort still going on, and then we address the rest of it.

00:59:17.680 So that's a different accounting than this too.

00:59:19.680 And we address the rest of it.

00:59:21.160 So everything that he said about going there and seeing for themselves had been edited out.

00:59:30.480 That's absolutely astounding that they would do that.

00:59:33.720 let's stay on god for a second here because what's happening in the uk is absolutely awful and

00:59:41.400 frightening and i do believe that you know the globalists are pushing this all across

00:59:48.580 the western world where they're trying to actually penalize your thoughts and they're

00:59:54.020 definitely trying to destroy western religion this man here was arrested two years ago for

01:00:01.860 silent prayer and just a couple of days ago found guilty let's watch hello we've just received the

01:00:09.760 verdict from the judge in the case of adam smith connor she has found adam guilty for his silent

01:00:16.220 prayers this is a shocking verdict adam what would you like to say on on receiving this verdict

01:00:21.680 well i just want to thank everyone for the support over the last two years

01:00:26.820 since I was first accused of this thought crime

01:00:30.020 on the 24th of November, 2022.

01:00:34.460 Psalm 22, verse 10 says,

01:00:37.540 when my father and mother forsake me,

01:00:40.720 then the Lord will take care of me.

01:00:43.100 I served our great nation for 20 years as an army reservist.

01:00:46.740 I continue to serve my local community

01:00:49.420 as a physiotherapist and a church volunteer.

01:00:52.640 I never imagined that the nation I love

01:00:55.900 and has been so good to me in the past,

01:00:59.420 could turn on me for doing nothing more

01:01:01.980 than offer up a prayer for my deceased son.

01:01:06.460 I felt like my government had forsaken me,

01:01:10.240 but the Lord has taken care of me,

01:01:13.880 surrounded me with prayer

01:01:15.120 and provided me with an excellent legal team

01:01:18.660 with ADF UK.

01:01:21.140 I want to thank everyone who's been praying for justice

01:01:24.180 in this court case.

01:01:25.900 I've received messages of support from across Britain, America, Italy, and even in Bethlehem, the birthplace of Christ.

01:01:35.940 I'm extremely saddened that the judge has found me guilty.

01:01:41.920 This marks a dark and dangerous day for our nation, setting a legal precedent that thought crimes can occur in England.

01:01:51.320 When George Orwell wrote 1984 in the year 1948

01:01:57.580 he meant it as a warning, not as a guidebook

01:02:02.100 It seems Orwell's predictive powers were off by 40 years

01:02:07.360 but apart from that, the notion that thought crime could become established

01:02:11.780 in the British legal system was sadly accurate

01:02:15.900 two years ago when this case started a christian friend of mine

01:02:23.820 said that we are now at a time where christians can be persecuted

01:02:28.880 for prayer but there would come a time when you could be persecuted and a

01:02:36.920 knock at the door could happen in your own home

01:02:40.560 well if you live in scotland that time has now come in scotland the buffer zones you can be

01:02:49.420 persecuted for discussing abortion in your garden if you are overheard by someone

01:02:54.600 if you think i'm being paranoid this is only going to happen outside abortion clinics think again

01:03:02.180 if the government can create thought crimes somewhere it's only a matter of time before

01:03:08.860 they create them anywhere. If you hold any controversial views at odds with the government

01:03:17.900 and we all do at some level watch out. God and God alone gives us the inalienable rights and

01:03:26.440 freedoms. It's the government's job to uphold these freedoms not to suppress them. His name

01:03:32.420 is adam smith connor and he was found guilty of silent prayer in an abortion zone

01:03:39.580 you've heard about safe zones that some politicians here in canada have been trying to get

01:03:48.180 implemented so that they can be free of harassment from people like us for people who have questions

01:03:54.840 and when they refuse to answer questions truthfully we can't hunt them down or not

01:04:00.680 being able to protest outside of hospitals or women's clinics or anything like that because

01:04:07.320 of fear of what conflict of hurt feelings they're trying and they do have a couple of boundaries

01:04:14.920 like that i believe in calgary that have been challenged in court we don't know exactly what's

01:04:19.120 happening with those cases just yet but they are trying to establish just the same thing here in

01:04:25.640 canada so if you stand and pray silently in an abortion zone in the uk you're a criminal

01:04:35.400 that's the law and it's absolutely sickening 0.97

01:04:41.080 guys i'm i'm gonna play you one more clip and i've got some more stuff on kamala harris not

01:04:47.980 necessarily kamala harris more tim walls coming up in the extension for all access members on

01:04:54.720 shadowdavis.com in just a couple of minutes. Is Tim Walls a P-E-D-O?

01:05:06.720 Rumors have been flying. Here's what Kamala Harris, and by the way, this is the kind of

01:05:11.900 judgment that Kamala Harris shows when it comes to making decisions. You have laid out policy in

01:05:18.840 great detail. Yeah. But the economy is an unpredictable beast. And you are running for

01:05:25.460 a job that takes extraordinary instinct and guts. Yeah. What's the last time you were to make a gut

01:05:30.720 decision? This year is very prescribed. It's very controlled. Yeah. Probably the biggest gut

01:05:37.220 decision I've made most recently is to choose my running mate. Yeah. Her gut tells her to go ahead

01:05:48.160 and choose tim walls who may be a even though he is the governor of minnesota they do call him

01:05:55.840 tampon timmy for a reason i'm gonna leave you with a censorship video and i i wanted to make

01:06:01.600 sure i played this on the social media part of the show tonight because james o'keefe has been

01:06:06.820 at it again with his gang at omg omg media that's o'keefe media group they are now focusing on meta

01:06:15.580 which is Facebook and Instagram, even though Mark Zuckerberg has come out and said, oh,

01:06:19.980 I think Donald Trump's really cool.

01:06:21.480 It was the coolest thing ever when he got up from being shot and said, fight, fight,

01:06:24.840 fight.

01:06:25.100 Wow, man, that was awesome.

01:06:26.580 We all thought that Mark Zuckerberg had somehow turned over a new leaf.

01:06:30.400 And then there were reports coming out about Mark Zuckerberg's newfound political philosophy,

01:06:34.660 which was not necessarily far right, but he was more of a, the word's escaping me right

01:06:43.100 now.

01:06:45.580 he had a republican oh never mind it doesn't met my this is what happens after a week off you can't

01:06:52.540 remember things anyway what o'keefe is focusing on right now is the metaphiles and so what he does

01:07:00.460 he hires attractive young women he puts them on bumble and he gets a date somehow they get a date

01:07:09.060 with some insider for meta some high level engineer whatever from meta and they are miked

01:07:18.680 they have a secret mic on and they ask questions and these guys just go ahead and give the answers

01:07:24.100 now we don't know if this guy is actually telling the complete and total truth or not

01:07:28.460 but it's definitely entertaining listen to what this guy says meta engineer jivan gowali 0.96

01:07:35.820 a poll in like ohio said something about like kamala harris is uh like isn't unfit to be a 0.98

01:07:42.860 president because he doesn't have a child okay that kind of shit is automatic are they doing 0.98

01:07:48.280 a good job protecting our democracy because i can see these like right-wing groups like setting up 0.99

01:07:55.280 face uh instagram accounts or facebook accounts for that matter right and just start posting

01:07:59.300 this information be like oh like harris is like blah blah blah that's all going to be demoted

01:08:04.000 100%. The civic classifier is strong.

01:08:06.640 Meet Jeevan Gawali,

01:08:08.320 a senior software engineer

01:08:09.820 at Meta. The senior software engineer

01:08:12.180 also goes on to say that, quote,

01:08:13.760 the person would not be notified, unquote,

01:08:16.780 if they were demoted because

01:08:18.120 of their anti-Kamala Harris post

01:08:20.420 on Meta, and

01:08:21.620 red-listed, that's a new term we just learned,

01:08:24.400 red-listed. Would the person

01:08:26.000 who posted that

01:08:27.860 be made, would he

01:08:30.500 be notified that

01:08:31.520 the person would not be notified, but there is

01:08:33.920 These things that we, what we collect is like, if a bunch of items that, like, if at least a couple of items that a person has created has violated civic classifier, then they're also registered.

01:08:47.720 Our OMG American swiper asked Jeevan if Meta was shadow banning users for their anti-Kamala Harris posts. Take a look at what he says.

01:08:57.400 So is that called shadow banning?

01:08:58.940 Shadow banning, yeah.

01:08:59.800 Okay, so there will be shadow banning.

01:09:01.080 Correct.

01:09:01.280 They will never be shown. So they will see a dip in impressions and engagement, but they would not be officially warned of the reason why.

01:09:11.360 We asked Gawali if Meta has the ability to affect the upcoming election, to which he responded, yes, Meta does.

01:09:18.560 Jeevan also confirmed that Mark Zuckerberg intends to help the Democrats in this election cycle.

01:09:24.560 You guys have the ability to influence the outcome of the election.

01:09:27.960 Yes.

01:09:28.280 Do you think Zuckerberg agrees?

01:09:29.680 good is he going to help the democrats there's no possible way he could know whether zuckerberg

01:09:36.180 agrees and by the way the term i was trying struggling for a couple of minutes ago libertarian

01:09:40.340 of course duh people thought that mark zuckerberg had turned into a libertarian over the past couple

01:09:47.620 of years but uh perhaps not i mean not that this guy knows what mark zuckerberg i mean he's a

01:09:54.480 is an employee not that he knows zuckerberg's political tendencies but at the same time if

01:09:59.360 facebook and instagram meta are actually doing this then no no they're not libertarian at all

01:10:08.500 they should allow all content on their platforms all content that's all there is to it

01:10:15.300 unless it's criminal unless it breaks the law

01:10:19.420 Meet Jeevan Gawali, a senior software...

01:10:29.860 Oh, we're not going to play the whole thing.

01:10:31.000 You guys can find that, I think, probably on Instagram.

01:10:37.300 All right.

01:10:38.260 That's where I found it.

01:10:39.900 That's it for the show tonight, you guys.

01:10:41.440 I hope you have a fantastic weekend.

01:10:43.680 Well, that's it for the social media part of the show.

01:10:46.060 i'll be back on monday night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream

01:10:50.640 the show continues on shadow davis.com in just a second for you all access members

01:10:55.440 with the extension i'll see you in a couple of minutes i love you all i appreciate you all good

01:11:01.140 night

01:11:16.060 Thank you.

01:11:46.060 We'll be right back.

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The Shadoe Davis Show - October 19, 2024

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