The Shadoe Davis Show - October 23, 2024


Oct. 22nd⧸2024- Is it finally the end for Trudeau？ What Happens during Prorogration？


Episode Stats


Length

1 hour and 8 minutes

Words per minute

147.09

Word count

10,077

Sentence count

460


Transcript

Transcript generated with Whisper (turbo).
00:00:00.000 Thank you.
00:00:30.000 Thank you.
00:01:00.000 Thank you.
00:01:30.000 Thank you.
00:02:00.000 Thank you.
00:02:30.000 Thank you.
00:03:00.000 We'll be right back.
00:03:30.000 guitar solo
00:04:00.000 Thank you.
00:04:30.000 guitar solo
00:05:00.000 hello everybody how you doing welcome to shadow at night this is tuesday october 22nd 2024
00:05:19.360 is it the end for justin trudeau is it is it the end one liberal mp said well i'm gonna get
00:05:28.320 myself some pop and popcorn, sit back and watch the show tomorrow morning. Tomorrow morning
00:05:33.260 is the weekly liberal caucus meeting. And you can bet that all of the cronies from the left-wing
00:05:40.000 corporate media are going to be outside that room waiting for all of the MPs to exit when it's over
00:05:45.320 tomorrow and ask them, hey, what happened in there? What happened? Did you confront Trudeau? Well,
00:05:50.000 one liberal MP who asked not to be named, and so they didn't name him or her, said, I certainly hope
00:05:57.900 the prime minister isn't looking at this as confrontational.
00:06:05.240 We're not threatening him in any way.
00:06:08.240 We're just telling him that we think he should step down.
00:06:11.220 And if he doesn't, well, I don't know.
00:06:17.700 You see, that's the thing.
00:06:19.020 These people, except for three of them, three of them have gone public.
00:06:22.300 But the rest, 47 or 37 or 27 or 17, however many there are, are all kind of hiding behind a tree,
00:06:30.280 hoping that the others sort of deal with it for them.
00:06:35.040 A lot like what's been happening in the freedom movement, not with everybody, but with a lot of people.
00:06:39.720 Well, you know what?
00:06:40.400 I'm just going to close my eyes and cover my ears and hope that somebody else can deal with the problem until it goes away.
00:06:46.240 That's what I've been finding with this land use 15-minute city thing.
00:06:50.700 people just don't want to. Now, I'm not saying everybody, because right now you're sitting there
00:06:54.940 watching this going, I've been to those meetings. I understand what's going on. How dare you insult
00:07:00.060 me like that? That's not what I'm saying. I'm talking about the people who know what's going
00:07:04.060 on, but then find an excuse to not show up or not do anything. As simple as writing an email to their
00:07:11.340 MLA or their MP or their city or town councillor to let them know they're not satisfied with the
00:07:15.980 way things are going. We're not going to vote. There is a race in a riding in British Columbia
00:07:23.800 that is separated by 20 to zero votes. And there's a recount that's scheduled to begin
00:07:29.200 Sunday and Monday. Why can't they just do it already? Apparently there's 49,000 uncounted
00:07:36.160 votes that came from out of province and out of country for some reason that weren't counted
00:07:40.560 on Saturday, this past Saturday when the BC election was. And so we're going to cover that.
00:07:45.680 we're going to cover the Trudeau situation. And some of you might be thinking right now,
00:07:49.320 some of you guys, you're thinking, Shadow, it's just a distraction. What's it a distraction from
00:07:54.520 exactly? Please tell me. Well, there's an agenda. Yeah, I understand what the agenda is.
00:08:02.160 And every agenda has been localized to its jurisdiction. Australia is different.
00:08:07.540 Like they got the same agenda, but on a different timeline than we have. United States, same thing.
00:08:11.820 but there's a few flies in the ointment for them down there the european union definitely is on
00:08:17.180 some kind of an agenda as a matter of fact the uk government has quietly and can clandestinely
00:08:23.740 been trying to shut down elon musk's twitter and we've got the files to prove that for you
00:08:29.300 coming up in about 20 minutes here on the shadow at night live stream which as always is brought
00:08:34.460 to you by canada nano silver canadananosilver.com toothpaste multiple flavors it comes in spearmint
00:08:41.740 it comes in cinnamon it comes in bubble berry for the kids actually it's not just the kids it's for
00:08:46.080 all of us let's be real here naturally whitening helps keep your teeth clean with triple action
00:08:50.600 nano silver silver ceuticals made from only the highest quality ingredients this unique toothpaste
00:08:56.200 is kid safe and uses powerful natural ingredients triple action nano silver helps clean your teeth
00:09:01.280 promotes healthy teeth and gums then above ground mind coral calcium helps to scrub and
00:09:06.340 remineralize your teeth. Again, this is the toothpaste in cinnamon, spearmint, and bubble
00:09:12.100 berry for all of us. Every person matters when it comes to bubble berry toothpaste.
00:09:20.500 CanadaNanoSilver.com. If you're looking for a retail location, you can find one right here.
00:09:25.220 They're all across the country, over 30 of them, on the Retail Locations tab on the website. And
00:09:29.580 if you would like to become a retailer of these awesome products, get a hold of Kevin and Anna
00:09:35.080 through the contact tab at canadananosilver.com again that is canadananosilver.com and don't
00:09:40.100 forget they're going to be at the saskatoon health expo this coming weekend all right
00:09:46.760 oh you know what i haven't done for the past well last week i was off except for friday because i
00:09:52.000 was sick with this thing that's going around but i haven't actually said hello at the beginning of
00:09:56.800 the show lately people have reminded me of that via email and direct message in the last couple
00:10:01.860 of days and so okay rj is watching on youtube tonight hello rj stefan is watching in belleville
00:10:08.860 ontario hello amanda hello eduardo allen's watching tonight julie hello lynn tony from calgary lulu is
00:10:17.240 watching the capital oh you're in ottawa okay randolph is watching tonight kevin hello marty
00:10:23.380 martin watching from elmira ontario tis is that's almost as bad as donald trump making a joke about
00:10:33.400 arnold palmer's junk the other day did you see that the lefties got so upset about that
00:10:41.320 who was it on cnn jake tapper was just losing his mind about that joke and the reason paul
00:10:47.760 or trump did it was because he was in latrobe the birthplace of one of the greatest golfers
00:10:52.780 of all time kind of one of those locker room stories uh gerald is watching insane adult hello
00:11:00.580 jonathan watching on youtube tonight from newcomer's town ohio joanne's watching in
00:11:05.120 vancouver tommy is watching make that tammy is watching just south of roblin all right you guys
00:11:09.900 wherever you're watching whatever platform you happen to be watching on please get this out
00:11:15.620 there like and share smash that like button do what you have to do let's get as many eyes and
00:11:19.760 years on this show as we possibly can. Hello to all the Rumbles watching tonight, Uniaki in
00:11:25.060 Maryland, 1954, Susie Q, Esky Dogs, Morjof, Lone Arnie. Aw, poor Lone Arnie in White Rock.
00:11:34.180 Cindy, Patricia, you guys know what to do over there on Rumble as well. All right, let's get
00:11:38.340 down to it. First things first, we have video of Pierre Polyev clashing with Justin Trudeau today
00:11:45.000 in question period in the House of Commons, and here's what happened.
00:11:48.900 Mr. Speaker, we now learn there are about 40 Liberal MPs that believe that this NDP Liberal Prime Minister is not worth the cost, crime and corruption.
00:12:00.320 But there's this strange rule in the Liberal caucus that you need to have permission from the Prime Minister to speak at the microphone.
00:12:08.160 So a Liberal MP wanted to get up and say quadrupling the carbon tax is a bad idea or doubling housing costs is making people homeless.
00:12:15.660 They can't do it.
00:12:17.260 Will the Prime Minister lift the gag so his Liberal MPs can say to his face that he's not worth the crime, the cost, and the corruption?
00:12:31.680 Once again, in English, none of these questions have to deal with the administration of government.
00:12:36.620 I see that the Prime Minister is rising to his feet, the Right Honourable Prime Minister.
00:12:51.200 Mr. Speaker, it seems that the Conservative leader is confusing rules that apply within his Conservative caucus
00:12:57.080 to rules that we have in the Liberal Party.
00:13:00.000 Isn't that the adult equivalent of saying, I know you are, but what am I?
00:13:06.620 We see at which point the Conservative leader is simply focused on playing politics and gaining power.
00:13:14.620 That's why he wants to talk about things that are not having to do with delivering for Canadians.
00:13:21.620 He doesn't want to talk about the fact that close to a million Canadians will be receiving dental care
00:13:26.620 because of our Canadian dental program that he says doesn't even exist
00:13:30.620 and that he's voted against every step of the way.
00:13:36.620 May I ask the Honourable Member from Battle River, Crowfoot, to please not take the microphone
00:13:45.240 when the Speaker is up on his feet or when other speakers who have been recognized by
00:13:51.740 the Speaker is taking the floor.
00:13:54.620 The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:13:56.120 Mr. Speaker, I'm sorry to have to bring up this terrible rule.
00:14:00.620 It's just that Liberal backbench MPs are coming and talking to all of us to say that
00:14:05.740 they're not allowed to speak to him, and they're wondering if I could perhaps
00:14:09.940 pose some questions on their behalf. Mr. Speaker, I guess they can't get
00:14:15.520 anywhere with the current Prime Minister, so they'd rather talk to the future
00:14:18.940 common-sense Conservative Party. Instead of silencing his own MPs, will he let
00:14:27.580 them get up to the mic tomorrow to tell him that he's not worth the cost, crime
00:14:31.580 and corruption the Honourable Leader of the Opposition Mr. Speaker the reality is
00:14:50.720 he can't administer the government because he's too busy fighting for his
00:14:53.780 job after nine years even if his MPs know it he broke immigration he doubled
00:14:59.420 the debt, doubled housing costs, doubled crime, doubled the cost of living in a home. He wants
00:15:05.440 to quadruple the carbon tax that's already forced two million people. I'm going to stop it right
00:15:10.760 there. I want you guys to look right behind Polyev's left shoulder, right shoulder, in our
00:15:18.900 view. That's Michelle Ferrari. She's the MP for Peterborough Kawartha, is quickly becoming one of
00:15:24.040 my brand new favorite MPs. She's a rising star in the conservative caucus, and we're going to have
00:15:29.020 a video from her in just a second regarding something else that happened to the house today
00:15:34.280 food bank one in four kids to hunger 25 percent of canadians to poverty canadian food price is up
00:15:41.060 36 faster than in the states stats can says we have the biggest gap between rich and poor
00:15:47.000 in our recorded history his mps know that he's broke the country will they call a carbon tax
00:15:52.360 election so we can fix it of course he won't call a carbon tax election he won't call any kind of
00:15:58.060 election. He may prorogue. We're going to get into what prorogue meant or prorogation really means
00:16:05.820 in just a couple of minutes. Now, there was a cabinet meeting today. Every Tuesday, the liberals
00:16:10.800 hold their cabinet meeting. All 40 of them get in there and laugh around the table. How can we
00:16:16.520 screw Canadians again this week? Of course, I'm kidding. They believe they're actually doing good
00:16:22.780 for us. But when they came out of their cabinet meeting today, the left wing corporate media was
00:16:28.460 there with their microphones asking the question, is Justin Trudeau ready to step down? And here's
00:16:33.940 what a few of them had to say. He's saying the prime minister should step down. What does that
00:16:39.580 say about the prime minister? Look, I'll speak for myself. I'm a member of his cabinet. Obviously,
00:16:44.380 we support him. I think the work that we're trying to do to help Canadians is really the
00:16:48.240 main focus right now we're up against somebody who's campaigning on promises
00:16:52.380 to deny access to free birth control for women who won't even get a security
00:16:55.900 clearance to look into allegations about his own caucus members well I think
00:17:02.880 these are not easy times to leave I don't know anybody who's having an easy
00:17:06.120 time anywhere but the Prime Minister has my full confidence and the full
00:17:10.500 confidence of most of my colleagues and I think you know it's a it's an easy
00:17:16.860 time to kind of you know believe there are magic solutions and Canadians are
00:17:21.720 gonna go through the same kind of thing I think whenever the next election comes
00:17:25.680 you know you can listen that you know that a slogan just the slogan can fix
00:17:30.600 all your problems that's all when it comes to the Prime Minister you've all
00:17:33.060 heard me unwavering support for the Prime Minister I fought three elections
00:17:37.200 with him I intend to fight a fourth election with him and anybody who's
00:17:40.260 ever bet against Justin Trudeau sorry they made that bet the next day
00:17:42.960 look have you seen the letter I haven't seen the letter what's this
00:17:46.740 I've not seen the letter and I've not signed the letter, full stop.
00:17:50.740 MPs have said they signed it. Are you saying it's not real?
00:17:54.740 I haven't seen the letter. Have you seen the letter?
00:17:58.740 What do you think of those MPs that are signing this letter and not coming out?
00:18:02.740 I focus on the work that we need to do.
00:18:06.740 But does that bother you?
00:18:10.740 Yes, I support the Prime Minister.
00:18:14.740 How do you come back from 20 to 40 people expressing confidence?
00:18:18.040 I don't know the numbers.
00:18:19.640 I don't know any numbers.
00:18:20.640 Does the number matter as much as the expression of a large group of people within the caucus?
00:18:24.840 Well, I think they have to express themselves to his face, like I've said,
00:18:28.140 and not do it sort of in hushed tones and...
00:18:30.440 Right, and how does he get over that?
00:18:32.640 How does he come back to lead a united caucus in that...
00:18:35.840 Well, I think what you'll see is that the vast majority of caucus and cabinet,
00:18:39.640 the entirety of the cabinet is behind him.
00:18:44.740 So how will they present this to Trudeau and the cabinet tomorrow?
00:18:48.640 These dissidents, these rogues, these rabble rousers on the back benches of the Liberal
00:18:53.720 Caucus, how are they going to do this?
00:18:55.580 Are they all going to stand up together, shoulder to shoulder, and say, we believe it's time
00:19:02.420 for you, Mr. Prime Minister, to step down.
00:19:05.580 And here are the reasons, and they've been on a list of reasons.
00:19:09.560 What do they expect then?
00:19:10.760 I mean, you're going to have to have some kind of mechanism.
00:19:13.060 And like I said at the top of the show, I mean, these liberals, some of these liberals, these hush-hush-high-behind-the-tree liberals, are saying the prime minister shouldn't take this as, you know, confrontational or threatening.
00:19:28.060 It's not a threat in any way.
00:19:29.260 We're just voicing our concerns, they say.
00:19:31.320 but if you have been planning this palace coup is what it sounds like to me for the past week
00:19:37.740 and a half at least probably longer probably through quiet hush hush rocket mail accounts
00:19:43.380 or something like that where nobody knows nobody can find out it's not an official parliamentary
00:19:48.780 email address you're just kind of you know trading and you're using a fake name probably
00:19:53.520 blobby bobby 68 at rocketmail.ca.com whatever so you can stay as hidden as possible
00:20:05.400 how is it that they don't say unless you do this we we have to have something are they going to
00:20:15.060 threaten are they going to say we'll just not vote with the government during the next vote
00:20:19.900 of non-confidence we're not going to vote against you but we're not going to vote at all we'll
00:20:25.400 abstain they have to have something we're going to find out tomorrow it's a very big day for
00:20:33.320 candidate tomorrow even though there's still a few of you watching i know right now you're watching
00:20:37.320 going shadow it's just a big joke it's yeah house of commons right now is a joke it's theater that's
00:20:42.700 all it is it's posturing it's campaigning that's exactly what they're doing however there are some
00:20:47.360 things that happen in there that we don't generally see with the second tier MPs who get up and argue
00:20:52.780 and scream when the place is empty. And Michelle Ferreri is one of those MPs, quickly rising star,
00:20:58.900 as I pointed out a couple of minutes ago. But here's a walk and talk she did today to give us
00:21:03.320 a little bit of insight. Hey, everyone. Michelle Ferreri here, member of Parliament, Peter Borkortha
00:21:08.900 on Parliament Hill. And I'm just leaving a question period. You know, when I'm out and about
00:21:14.980 in the community. People say, I don't know how you do it. You know, we watch Question Period from
00:21:18.540 home and it's just so frustrating. And yeah, it is beyond frustrating as well. And so I want to
00:21:26.200 share with you what happened today in Question Period. It's really bright, so sorry if I'm
00:21:33.480 squinting. So our Conservative Member of Parliament, who is a fierce fighter for public safety,
00:21:39.860 Raquel Dancho, got up in the House of Commons and asked a question around, well, calling out
00:21:46.860 Justin Trudeau on his, like, wacko tweet that he did yesterday. So yesterday, Justin Trudeau
00:21:53.100 tweeted, two years ago today, we froze the handgun market and stopped handguns from being bought,
00:21:58.160 sold, or transferred anywhere in Canada. And the Toronto Police Association, quote, tweeted that
00:22:04.880 and said criminals did not get your message our communities are experiencing a 45 percent
00:22:12.060 increase in shootings and a 62 percent increase in gun related homicides compared to this time
00:22:18.700 last year what difference does your hand handgun ban make when 85 percent of guns seized by our
00:22:25.800 members can be sourced to the united states your statement is out of touch and offensive to victims
00:22:31.760 of crime and police officers everywhere whatever you think you've done to improve community safety
00:22:37.040 has not worked justin trudeau that is the toronto police association's rebuttal to justin trudeau's
00:22:44.000 completely out of whack comment yesterday so then what happens well one of the liberal members of
00:22:49.280 parliament stands up in the question period to answer uh raquel dancho's comments and you know
00:22:56.160 know what she says? She says now the Conservatives are touting gun lobbyists. So she literally called
00:23:04.760 the Toronto Police Association gun lobbyists. It was disgusting. I'll be sure to share the video
00:23:12.320 so you can see it, but it is unbelievable how out of touch. I hope that that Liberal MP who is one
00:23:20.160 of the most vile in the House of Commons never has to rely on the police, that she's not
00:23:26.280 one of the victims where violent crime has increased 150% under Justin Trudeau, where
00:23:31.940 sexual assaults have increased 75%, where 50% of the people who are creating violent repeat
00:23:40.900 offenses are out on bail. Unbelievable. Oh, this can't go on.
00:23:50.160 Hmm. Vile liberal MP woman. Could that be? There's so many to choose from.
00:23:59.940 I can't. Why wouldn't she name names? You name names. All right. What could happen next
00:24:07.920 after this confrontation at the caucus meeting tomorrow? I actually found this article from
00:24:13.500 Politico to be strangely enlightening or at least informative for many of us who don't exactly know
00:24:21.640 what the next moves might be. So here are five ways they say it could go for Trudeau. Number one,
00:24:27.620 he plays for time. A federal election is expected at some point next year. Duh. There's a fixed
00:24:34.840 election date law. You don't know that. I mean, Politico, you don't know that really? High stakes
00:24:40.300 for Trudeau. No prime minister in the past 100 years has won four consecutive elections. So what
00:24:45.960 Trudeau is attempting is deemed a long shot by history books. In a recent interview, he said he
00:24:51.480 hoped to close out, listen to this, close out his career by earning a vote from his son, who turns
00:24:56.740 18 next year. This is something we need to think about in the future. Once we win this whole thing
00:25:02.520 that's going on right now, this whole global thing that's going on right now, no more Trudeaus
00:25:07.820 ever ever in the canadian government hopefully we get to october of next year because my son
00:25:17.080 my eldest son who was in utero while i was running for the nomination will be old enough to vote for
00:25:23.280 the very first time in the next election so that for me is a is a beautiful book and trudeau said
00:25:29.580 it'll be a hard dream to pull off
00:25:32.900 voters in canada typically tire of their prime ministers around the nine to ten year mark with
00:25:40.580 stephen harper brian mulroney and john cretchen roughly getting to that time frame trudeau may
00:25:47.840 have moves to play but he's out of runway so does he shuffle his cabinet he's gonna have to because
00:25:54.680 four ministers are stepping down what's next canada's election will be all about change change
00:26:01.660 liberal lawmakers know they will need to convince voters their government deserves a fourth term
00:26:06.180 trudeau has the option to prorogue parliament to pull the plug on the current session this would
00:26:11.560 this play would cause government uh pause government work kill work on legislation not
00:26:16.740 yet passed and wipe the slate clean at committees it's a move that would put caucus meetings on ice
00:26:23.340 and make it more difficult for liberal MPs to mobilize.
00:26:26.520 If the House is not sitting, MPs can't vote,
00:26:28.640 thus delaying any no-confidence measures
00:26:31.140 that could defeat the PM at his cabinet
00:26:33.040 and trigger a federal election.
00:26:35.180 Parliament would return with a speech from the throne,
00:26:37.340 which in and of itself would require a vote,
00:26:40.360 a vote of confidence or not confidence,
00:26:42.540 something like the State of the Union address
00:26:44.200 in the United States that offers Trudeau
00:26:46.240 another chance to sell Canadians on his government's vision.
00:26:49.260 Now the other ones, Trudeau resigns,
00:26:51.020 Trudeau hits pods, then resigns.
00:26:53.020 trudeau stays exactly where he is i believe he's going to prorogue i think he is going to prorogue
00:27:02.540 so what are the effects of prorogation prorogation of a session brings to an end
00:27:10.860 all proceedings before parliament this comes from ourcommons.ca this is the procedures manual pretty
00:27:17.340 much from our government, the way it operates. With certain exceptions, unfinished business dies
00:27:23.840 on the order paper and must be started anew in a subsequent session. Well, that's interesting
00:27:29.940 because there's a lot of bills in play right now that are coming dangerously close to getting royal
00:27:35.280 assent that they need to go. And Trudeau knows that and he doesn't want to do that, but he may
00:27:40.640 have no choice if he wants to cling to power like a life raft in the ocean in a hurricane.
00:27:49.840 Bills which have not received royal assent before prorogation are entirely terminated
00:27:55.100 and in order to be proceeded with in the new session must be reintroduced as if they had
00:28:01.600 never existed. Now there's an exception. On occasion, bills are reinstated at the start
00:28:07.960 of a new session at the same stage they had reached at the end of the previous session.
00:28:11.620 This is accomplished either with the unanimous consent of the House, which he won't get,
00:28:18.100 or through the adoption of a motion to that effect after notice and debate. The House has also
00:28:24.680 adopted provisional amendments to the standing orders to carry over legislation to the next
00:28:28.740 session following a prorogation. But that's very difficult to achieve and takes time,
00:28:34.400 and Trudeau doesn't have it. The liberals don't have it. Since 2003, prorogation has had almost
00:28:41.620 no practical effect on private members' business, which is a sad thing because Bill C-293 is a
00:28:48.700 private members' bill. Nate Erskine-Smith is the vegetarian liberal MP who introduced that.
00:28:54.640 As a result of this significant exception to the termination of business principle,
00:28:58.200 the list for the consideration of private members' business established at the beginning of a
00:29:02.020 Parliament, all bills that originate in the House of Commons and all motions in the order of
00:29:06.340 precedents, as well as those outside of it, continue from session to session. If consideration
00:29:11.380 of an item at a certain stage had begun but not been completed, the item is restored at the
00:29:16.080 beginning of that stage as if no debate had yet occurred, which means it would go back to the
00:29:21.440 beginning of the stage it's currently in. Private members' bills that were referred to a committee
00:29:26.820 in previous session are deemed referred back to the same committee. So more time. Private members
00:29:32.640 bills, which had been read a third time and passed, are sent back to the Senate. We don't need to worry
00:29:39.140 about what happens in committees and so forth. So that's interesting. That is definitely an option
00:29:45.880 that Trudeau can play, but it's going to come at a big cost in terms of getting his wackadoo
00:29:51.560 legislation passed. This is another one of these articles I like to read from time to time from
00:29:56.820 Our buddy Brad Salzberg at the Cultural Action Party of Canada,
00:30:01.660 Social Equity or Racism Against White Canadians, Judge for Yourself.
00:30:06.500 The title caught me.
00:30:08.600 And so I thought, huh, let's read this.
00:30:10.340 And I read it, and it's good, so I'm going to read it to you guys.
00:30:13.720 Canadians have been sold a bill of goods.
00:30:15.780 That from Bruce Pardy, the author of the report and a Queen's University law professor.
00:30:20.320 He's a professor emeritus, actually.
00:30:21.880 This guy is respected by Jordan Peterson, for goodness sakes.
00:30:25.360 like highly respected. As a matter of fact, from what I understand, when Bruce Pardy walks into
00:30:31.900 a room full of lawyers, all the lawyers go, Leopold, Leopold. Oh, it's Leopold. Seriously,
00:30:42.440 he's that respected. Many of them think that they have a right to equal treatment under the law.
00:30:50.260 They think that discrimination is illegal, but nothing could be further from the truth.
00:30:56.740 In Canada, discrimination is lawful as long as it's committed against the right groups,
00:31:01.680 and in particular, against straight white men.
00:31:06.120 Professor Pardi's distinction between social equality and social equity,
00:31:10.100 and this is the basis of this article, for those that don't know,
00:31:14.800 is critical to race relations in our country.
00:31:18.080 At present, the ominous nature of his statements are poorly understood within Canadian society.
00:31:23.720 Social equity recognizes that each person has different circumstances
00:31:27.360 and allocates the exact resources and opportunities needed to reach equal outcome.
00:31:34.580 Social equality, on the other hand, means each individual or group of people
00:31:39.840 is given the same resources or opportunities and then go ahead and go get them.
00:31:44.080 Or don't go get them.
00:31:45.060 this isn't just the law but part of the canadian constitution unequal treatment is embedded as a
00:31:52.880 constitutional standard and in some situations a constitutional requirement equal treatment and
00:31:59.520 equity are opposites rights party senior fellow at the aristotle foundation as an example we turn
00:32:05.740 to toronto metropolitan university formerly called ryerson who recently made an administrative
00:32:11.440 decision to limit the intake of white medical school students to 25 percent of those accepted
00:32:16.740 to the program. Equality or racism? If and when Caucasian Canadians reach 25 percent of TMU
00:32:25.560 medical school acceptance, further candidates will be excluded simply because they are white
00:32:31.140 heterosexual men. The law cannot simultaneously apply the same laws and standards to everyone
00:32:39.460 and also adjust them depending upon the group equal treatment and equity are mutually exclusive
00:32:45.660 and cannot coexist this issue should be particularly concerning to young canadians
00:32:50.780 who could be squeezed out of opportunities because of their identity how they look the color of their
00:32:56.020 skin their sexual orientation is it a hyperbolic statement to suggest the tmu policy emulates nazi
00:33:04.020 era racial prejudice? In April 1933, the law restricted the number of Jewish students at
00:33:10.640 German schools and universities. In the same month, further legislation sharply curtailed
00:33:15.540 Jewish activity in the medical and legal professions. Back on contemporary Canadian
00:33:20.300 soil, we learn the following. While the American constitution sets out limits on the powers of
00:33:27.040 legislatures, party writes, for most of its history, Canada did not have an equivalent.
00:33:34.320 In 1974, the Canadian Supreme Court underscored this point by saying that while citizens are
00:33:40.140 entitled to the application of law in a neutral way, lawmakers are not curtailed from drafting
00:33:45.800 unequal laws. Want to know what this spells for Canadians of European heritage? Trouble.
00:33:53.320 That's what.
00:33:54.860 The source of inverted racism against Anglophone Canadians is the Canada Research Chair Program.
00:34:00.860 The current opening for a Canada Research Chair in Physics at the University of New Brunswick
00:34:05.800 will not accept applications from white men.
00:34:09.880 Similarly, white people can't apply to Dalhousie's opening for a chair in industrial engineering.
00:34:14.800 Many more such cases exist.
00:34:16.680 To justify the prejudice against white Canadians, academia referenced the following.
00:34:23.520 We pursue policies that were established in law by the federal court and subject to a mediation that was overseen by the Canadian Human Rights Commission.
00:34:32.520 Those policies are contained in an addendum to the program and are set to ensure that by the year 2030, interesting, the Canada Research Chairs program will look more like Canada.
00:34:44.280 how the woke vengeance seekers love this one knowing that whites are on a demographic decline
00:34:52.320 they plan to push this to the limit down the road let's say when whites comprise 20 percent of our
00:34:58.340 demography these communities will be limited to 20 percent of employment opportunities within
00:35:03.300 canada's university system bringing about an obvious question what if the policy doesn't
00:35:08.980 apply exclusively to schools, colleges, and universities. What if, Lord help us, these
00:35:14.420 policies permeate every government-related job sector in Canada? We dare to put forth a
00:35:20.720 proposition perpetually eschewed by the media, including our alternative media sector, as minimal
00:35:26.780 as it is. Immigration policy in Canada is serving as the impetus to transition Canadians of European
00:35:32.920 heritage to a second-class community. Why do you think the woke, media, academia, and government
00:35:40.800 are unified in their advancement of the evils of colonialism? The premise is deceptively simple.
00:35:47.240 You stole the land in the first place, so we have the right to steal it back.
00:35:51.640 Back to Bruce Party. By comparison with the United States, in Canada, unequal treatment has become
00:35:57.740 the constitutional standards, so we're stuck with a big problem. It's Canada's old stock
00:36:03.400 communities who are stuck with the big problem. Our Supreme Court is largely to blame, but of
00:36:08.680 course, our foolish politicians and woke bureaucracies have had a big hand in fostering
00:36:12.980 this as well. Kudos to Professor Partey. As for CBC, CTV, Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Montreal
00:36:19.180 Gazette, Calgary, Herald, et al., you can forget about it. They wouldn't expose these realities
00:36:23.660 for all the white rice in china every individual is equal before and under the law says the canadian
00:36:29.580 charter of rights and freedoms and has the right to the equal protection and equal benefit of the
00:36:34.940 law without discrimination but the supreme court of canada has long insisted that the clause does
00:36:41.900 not mean equal treatment but equity so what happened the federal government established a
00:36:48.940 royal commission on equality and employment also known as the abella commission after its
00:36:53.500 Commissioner Rosalie Abella. Abella, now retired, would later become the most activist judge
00:36:58.760 on the court. The commission's report, released in 1984, recommended employment equity policies
00:37:04.460 in the federal government and in federally regulated companies and led to the passage
00:37:09.120 of the Federal Employment Equity Act, equity, in 1986, which required affirmation action programs
00:37:16.520 that gave preference to candidates from some groups over others. That was under Brian Mulroney
00:37:22.120 in 1986. In Canada, liberalism in all its vicissitudes, government, academia, corporations,
00:37:29.360 law, courts, has instituted a program for comprehensive marginalization of Canada's
00:37:34.480 Caucasian communities. Is this the true meaning behind Justin Trudeau's proclamation stating
00:37:40.820 that Canada is a post-modern society? Who, pray tell, was Prime Minister of Canada during the
00:37:48.060 10 plus years that all of this came into being. Pierre Trudeau is your answer. The strict
00:37:53.960 enforcement of diversity rules has indeed changed the demographics of the Canada Research Chairs
00:37:58.600 Program. As of last September, it surpassed its 2029 racial minority quota of 22%, but the
00:38:05.360 racially exclusionary job ads persist. President of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research
00:38:12.260 Council, Ted Hewitt, revealed that he had no plan to pare back these quotas, even though some have
00:38:16.800 been surpassed. Bingo. There's your social equity for you. Now, back to hockey night in
00:38:23.660 Kanadistan. I am certainly hoping that a conservative government will do something about
00:38:36.140 this. But that means actually going back and opening the Constitution. And there's a lot of
00:38:43.780 work that needs to be done on that constitution, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms,
00:38:47.660 all of that stuff. But once that constitution is opened and all the provinces get involved,
00:38:52.980 you never know what's going to happen. And Polyev has never once mentioned anything about doing that
00:38:58.500 at all. As a matter of fact, I don't think it's been brought up since the 90s, and it definitely
00:39:03.220 needs a look. Let's talk about electric cars and what the future holds. This report comes from
00:39:10.600 rebel news by alex dolly wall the trudeau government's electric car mandate and by the
00:39:17.180 way hang on just a second my chair is sinking oh there we go that's better feel better feel taller
00:39:23.300 i can breathe again anyway there's a lot of people that don't know this but by 2035
00:39:28.940 trudeau has said no more diesel fuel or gas powered vehicles nothing like we're not going
00:39:36.880 to sell any new vehicles like that by 2035, which is like 10 years away now. That's it. It's not
00:39:43.600 long. This electric car mandate has failed in spectacular fashion after StatsCan revealed 1.3%
00:39:52.200 of road vehicles in Canada are battery-powered electrics. And I believe probably the bulker in
00:39:57.860 BC because they have the only real climate that would be sustainable for electric cars in the
00:40:03.400 entire country. Light-duty vehicles using gasoline, plus they have the mindset over there in BC like
00:40:08.900 that too, right? Look at that election, which we're going to get into in just a second. Light-duty
00:40:13.340 vehicles using gasoline represented 93% of the fleet, said a stats can report. Vehicle registrations
00:40:21.220 2023 of a total of 25,700,000 road vehicles registered last year. Only 327,732, or 1.3%
00:40:32.160 were battery-powered electrics. Then hybrids numbered 444,564 with an additional 145,101
00:40:41.500 plug-in hybrids. Again, cabinet has said they require that electrics account for 100% of new
00:40:49.960 vehicle sales. By 2035, industry minister Francois-Philippe Champagne, who I believe is
00:40:56.780 thinking about running for leader of the Liberal Party once they get Trudeau to step down,
00:41:01.000 defended the mandate in testimony at the commons trade committee reported black locks reporter
00:41:06.500 when you've been doing the same thing for a hundred years and you change technology
00:41:10.020 in the way that we're doing you have short-term adjustment champagne told mps on monday i keep
00:41:16.060 saying tesla took 17 years to be profitable i think there is no doubt people would say
00:41:20.140 electrification is there blah blah blah the only reason i put that story in you guys is because you
00:41:25.560 can bet that's one thing that poly have will repeal that ridiculous law nobody wants electric
00:41:30.760 cars in this country all right i found this story to be interesting there was a couple of
00:41:37.380 left-wing corporate media stories i found fascinating today this one comes from the
00:41:41.720 times colonists recounts might still not be enough to declare a winner of that bc election
00:41:48.420 of course you guys know by now that the ndp sit at 46 seats the conservatives are at 45 and the
00:41:54.800 Greens have got two. In any election, it's important to appreciate the public speaks
00:42:02.440 through the results at Royal Roads University political scientist David Black. Any election
00:42:07.060 is understood to be an blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The final vote count is happening on the
00:42:12.400 26th, 27th, and 28th. What? Why don't they just do it already? Like, what's the holdup?
00:42:19.620 Are you kidding me right now?
00:42:23.080 It will involve approximately 49,000 votes, which include mail-in and out-of-district
00:42:29.060 votes that came in after advance polls closed.
00:42:31.780 There will be a recount in Juan de Fuca Malahat and Surrey Center.
00:42:36.320 In both those writings, the initial count showed the NDP leading by fewer than 100 votes.
00:42:40.540 As a matter of fact, in that Juan de Fuca Malahat writing, it's 20 votes, 2-0.
00:42:45.880 There may be judicial recount if elections BC recount is challenged.
00:42:49.540 Black said, in essence, because the government's need needs to produce a speaker who can only vote in ties, the governing party needs 48 seats, not 47.
00:43:00.140 If the worst case for the NDP happens next week and they lose two seats in the recounts, the NDP would fall to 44 or 46 with green support.
00:43:09.460 And the conservatives would bump up to 47.
00:43:12.020 but because they would have to produce a speaker,
00:43:14.100 they'd be backed out at 46.
00:43:15.500 I wonder if the Speaker of the House
00:43:18.180 needs to be appointed
00:43:19.540 from the elected representatives in Parliament
00:43:23.580 or in the legislature in this case.
00:43:26.180 I don't know exactly what that rule is.
00:43:31.760 The two parties would be
00:43:33.040 in sort of a weird deadlock situation
00:43:34.680 where no one has a working majority
00:43:36.360 and provides a speaker at the same time.
00:43:38.220 Black views the election result
00:43:39.660 as a sort of protest vote,
00:43:41.780 not necessarily of the governing party, but more generally, the entire state of the province,
00:43:47.040 which the governing party is responsible for. Am I wrong? That's ridiculous. Black, all of these
00:43:56.260 university academics are so lefty, it's not even funny. Black views the election result as a sort
00:44:02.100 of protest vote. Ari said that. There's anger, there's disappointment, there's a hunger for
00:44:06.000 change and fixing what in some ways is kind of a broken system and a lack of trust. The government
00:44:10.300 is in a position fix it said black citing the state of health care affordability public safety
00:44:15.040 yada yada yeah so who knows what's going to happen what i predict what i predict in british
00:44:21.600 columbia is another election within three months after christmas probably january or the beginning
00:44:27.800 of february they're going to have to settle this and i believe the conservatives will win that one
00:44:31.840 in a walk. Speaking of B.C., John Rustad, the leader of the Conservative Party of
00:44:39.340 British Columbia, has skewered a CBC host for trivializing porn in schools and crime.
00:44:48.580 During a post-election interview with the CBC early edition show, the host there, Stephen Quinn,
00:44:56.200 Rustad attributed his party's success to British Columbians' desire for change, whether it was
00:45:00.980 the drugs and crime problems, whether it was SOGI in our schools, there's a lot of things that were
00:45:06.040 driving people that they wanted to see change. SOGI, of course, as we know, sexual orientation
00:45:12.200 and gender identity curriculum introduced in BC schools by the NDP. Quinn pushed back the host,
00:45:18.260 the CBC host, against Rustad, claiming that bringing up crime and SOGI were just, these
00:45:26.700 people are so out of touch, it's not even funny any longer. But I still laugh. It was just ways
00:45:34.140 to scare the public into voting for his party. Excuse me? Rustad said parents and British
00:45:42.140 Columbians were already concerned about their kids' safety without him needing to say it.
00:45:48.220 When you look at also, quite frankly, the pornography that's in our schools, that's a
00:45:52.700 question, I think, that the electorate looks at and says they don't find that acceptable.
00:45:58.020 In response, the CBC host asserted there was no pornography in the SOGI program.
00:46:03.500 Still after pushback from Rustad, who told Quinn to show the books that have raised concerns from
00:46:08.400 the community on their program to let the viewers decide, Quinn admitted that the books were made
00:46:13.360 available in schools, but not part of the curriculum. And Rustad said, well, they came
00:46:18.480 from that SOGI initiative. Okay, fine. Let's go to something that happened in B.C. Parliament
00:46:25.440 not so long ago, a couple of months ago. MLA for South Abbotsford, Bruce Bandman. Watch this
00:46:31.980 address. This is absolutely incredible. I stand here today as a distraught father and grandfather.
00:46:38.880 I stand here with parents in Abbotsford who are deeply concerned about sexually graphic and
00:46:44.600 and explicit content available in certain fictional books within our public school libraries to
00:46:49.980 children as young as 11 years of age.
00:46:53.360 Mr. Speaker, I would ask that the House brace themselves for the following words from one
00:46:58.100 such book called Eleanor Park and I quote, I know you're a slut, you smell like cum
00:47:03.440 nothing but a bitch in heat, and I quote.
00:47:07.100 Member, please do not use that kind of language.
00:47:14.600 He's quoting a book that's available to kids as young as 11 years old in the B.C. school system.
00:47:21.200 Let's go back. I know it's gross, but we're going to go back and hear that again.
00:47:23.920 ...from one such book called Eleanor Park, and I quote,
00:47:27.680 I know you're a slut. You smell like cum, nothing but a bitchin' heat.
00:47:31.380 Member, please do not use that kind of language.
00:47:36.860 I apologize, Mr. Speaker, and I actually would retract those words.
00:47:41.480 Mr. Speaker, this language is deeply disturbing. As a grandfather, it shakes me to the core
00:47:50.560 when I imagine that children could be exposed to this deeply disturbing, degrading language
00:47:57.380 in British Columbia Public Schools libraries. Mr. Speaker, will this NDP Premier please
00:48:04.840 answer to concerned parents, grandparents and families in Abbotsford and throughout
00:48:09.040 this province, why is the sexually explicit book, Eleanor and Park and others like it,
00:48:16.320 available in British Columbia public schools for children as young as 11 years of age?
00:48:24.040 Minister of Education.
00:48:28.080 Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
00:48:31.420 I just want to say, not just as a Minister of Education, but also as a parent, that our
00:48:37.100 schools our places which are we want to make it these they are spaces which are
00:48:43.640 safe inclusive and welcoming for all students and the teachers are using
00:48:49.640 resources that are age-appropriate audience-appropriate to give give those
00:48:56.420 values give those teachings that are so important to to create those welcoming
00:49:01.880 environments so i just want to reiterate this mr speaker that the resources that teachers are
00:49:09.880 imparting the teachers are teaching are age appropriate and their audience appropriate
00:49:17.800 party healthier the supplemental thank you mr speaker i'm asking as a parent as a grandparent
00:49:24.040 to the Premier, to the Minister, if the words I just read were inappropriate and unacceptable
00:49:32.280 and clearly disturbing to this House, how is it that those same words are appropriate
00:49:40.760 to be read by a sixth grader as young as 11 years old in our public system?
00:49:46.680 How were those words safe and inclusive?
00:49:49.240 Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
00:49:55.960 I cannot comment on the particular books that the member is mentioning, but I can talk as
00:50:04.000 a parent whose children are going to the public school system, who have gone to the public
00:50:08.960 school system, and I have never encountered anything inappropriate being taught to my
00:50:15.920 children.
00:50:16.920 I take such pride in our public education system.
00:50:21.560 I am so proud of the teachers who are working every day.
00:50:25.780 I, in fact, raise my hands to all the work that is happening in our schools.
00:50:30.020 Our schools are more, are very diverse places.
00:50:33.580 That's enough of that.
00:50:35.220 I mean, how do you defend the indefensible?
00:50:41.600 She's trying to do that right there, and she's failing miserably.
00:50:45.020 And I believe that every resident, every adult resident, every B.C. resident of voting age needs to see that little two-minute clip there, and they'll know how to vote in the next election.
00:50:58.580 They absolutely will.
00:51:00.900 And, by the way, the same things are going on all across the country regarding these books in public schools, and it's absolutely atrocious.
00:51:09.240 There was an election yesterday in New Brunswick, and the Liberals won a majority government there.
00:51:15.920 They premiered Blaine Higgs.
00:51:18.260 Now, I don't count this as a great loss.
00:51:23.480 New Brunswick is New Brunswick.
00:51:25.120 It's a different kind of province.
00:51:27.260 Matter of fact, I believe it's one of the only bilingual, actually bilingual provinces in the entire country.
00:51:32.840 I think Manitoba might be, to be honest with you.
00:51:35.980 But I know that New Brunswick definitely is a bilingual province.
00:51:41.180 Quebec is not.
00:51:41.980 It's French only.
00:51:44.220 And then every other province is English only, except for New Brunswick.
00:51:47.940 Anyway, and they've got a significant French population in New Brunswick, and they vote
00:51:51.860 along the same lines as Quebecers do.
00:51:53.840 But instead of the Bloc Québécois, they replace the Bloc Québécois as a protest vote
00:51:58.980 with the Conservative Party.
00:52:00.400 So this is not necessarily, in my opinion, a vote against Blaine Higgs and what he stands
00:52:05.820 for as much as it's just kind of a vote against the protest party. Now they want to go back to
00:52:11.560 normal. Like when they talk about the federal liberal party being the natural governing party
00:52:16.920 of Canada, we know that's not true, at least not for Western Canada. But for those in the East,
00:52:21.900 especially in the Maritimes, that is a tradition that goes back to the founding of this country
00:52:27.000 in 1867. However, this particular CTV pundit would have you believe it's because of Blaine Higgs
00:52:34.420 at his extremist right-wing values. Watch this clown. Scott Reed, he is our CTV News political
00:52:40.800 commentator. Scott, good to have you with us. Susan Holtz has become New Brunswick's first
00:52:45.860 female premier. Is this about what the conservatives have done wrong or what the liberals are doing
00:52:52.080 right? A little of both, but mostly the former. And in that, there's some lessons and some clues
00:52:59.700 about what might else come in politics in the months to come.
00:53:04.000 Look, Blaine Higgs had been in power for a little bit.
00:53:06.860 He was always the sort of leader and sort of premier that split opinion,
00:53:11.060 you know, hard to the right,
00:53:13.120 originally with the Confederation of Regions Party.
00:53:15.580 So, you know, he literally was the sort of leader you either were for or against.
00:53:20.080 He'd been in power for a time.
00:53:21.500 And as we know right now, there's a pretty substantial anti-incumbent mood.
00:53:25.160 against all of that, Susan Holt really did position herself as a breath of fresh air. She's
00:53:30.320 only been involved in politics really for the past year, only been in the legislature for the past
00:53:34.980 eight months. And really, as your point, as your report mentioned, really zeroed in on health care.
00:53:41.780 And I think that was in many ways the secret to her success. She made it clear that that was her
00:53:46.360 top priority. Whereas Higgs, it wasn't obvious that it was. And I think that harmed him at the
00:53:50.840 ballot box. The Liberals winning a majority, was that expected? You know, it's really hard to read
00:53:58.520 the tea leaves on this one. There isn't a lot of accurate polling that comes out of New Brunswick,
00:54:02.460 not a lot of it done, period. And that, which does occur, can be difficult to rely upon because
00:54:08.800 the province is so, you know, divided between French and English ridings. And it really makes
00:54:13.700 it a peculiar and interesting place to practice politics and very dangerous for us pundits who
00:54:18.660 were trying to make predictions. But I think by the end of the campaign, there was a clear view
00:54:22.560 that Higgs's campaign was sagging. The Holt was on the march. And here we go. As you say,
00:54:28.400 it's a historic win. We've never had a female premier in the province of New Brunswick before,
00:54:33.600 and big change on election night. Higgs made that controversial decision last year to require
00:54:39.540 teachers to ask parents before they use the preferred pronouns of transgender students
00:54:44.100 under 60. How is that controversial? You see, that is where the left-wing corporate media is
00:54:50.660 coming from, that confirmation bias that somehow complete and total logic and everything that goes
00:54:57.880 along with the Canadian agreement that we've always known since we were little kids is now
00:55:04.500 somehow controversial. Have they been brainwashed or are they told to say that stuff? I still don't
00:55:10.360 know the answer to that and it's frustrating but let's continue and uh susan holt promised uh
00:55:15.660 liberal government would change that policy do you think that resonated enough with voters uh in
00:55:22.080 order for this change to have happened i think it did play a part and and but maybe not in the way
00:55:27.740 that folks might just assume and it isn't only about where do you stand on that issue about
00:55:33.840 teachers informing students and the focus on transgender issues and so on and so forth
00:55:40.040 It really was to many New Brunswickers. It created so much controversy, created so much focus, and it drew so much interest and energy.
00:55:49.520 And I think a lot of New Brunswickers came away with the impression that maybe that was a more important priority for the premier than bread and butter issues.
00:55:55.880 And certainly when Susan Holt bursts into the scene and focuses rigorously on health care and says, instead of talking about bathrooms and gender and pronouns and informing teachers and parents, why don't we actually get people a doctor?
00:56:10.000 That, I think, rang a lot of bells and it left Higgs, oddly enough, standing on the margins of it.
00:56:16.160 What will Blaine Higgs's legacy be?
00:56:18.620 um probably that of a sound financial manager fiscal manager they kept a reasonably tight
00:56:26.540 handle on the province's finances i'm not certain it will be a glorious long-lasting legacy
00:56:32.140 uh to be honest i do think he'll be remembered as a as an atypical politician uh given his
00:56:39.040 background with the confederation regents party it really was in some ways a bit of a takeover
00:56:44.100 from further to the right.
00:56:46.320 I think, you know, we'll see how Susan Holt does this, Premier,
00:56:48.800 but I think her campaign is more likely to be studied,
00:56:50.960 at least in the near term.
00:56:52.520 I mean, we are going to be watching other provinces,
00:56:55.140 including probably Nova Scotia.
00:56:56.560 We're going to see an election call very soon,
00:56:58.820 battling over this issue of the provision of core health care services.
00:57:03.020 In Ontario, you see that debate starting to take shape.
00:57:05.900 I think it's going to be critical.
00:57:07.640 All right, all right, all right, all right.
00:57:09.760 So it's health care, health care, health care, health care, health care.
00:57:12.720 And why?
00:57:13.080 because every province screws it up so badly because i believe the system is screwed it's
00:57:18.360 flawed it doesn't work i'm not saying the people who work within it are bad because most of them
00:57:24.340 are not some of them are unscrupulous there's no question about it and some listen too much to the
00:57:30.380 edicts rather than think for themselves obviously but there are some eight balls there are some
00:57:35.760 people in there that definitely take advantage of the system when they can the system needs to be
00:57:41.440 changed. That's why it's perpetually a problem. And the more you feed it, the worse it gets. No
00:57:48.140 matter how much money you throw into that beast, it always, always, always wants more. And as far
00:57:54.620 as that guy's remarks regarding right-wing extremism, he can shove them right up his ass
00:58:01.620 because it's not at all like that. It's normal people who are right down the line, logical
00:58:10.080 thinkers who are now being painted as these radical excremists simply for following the
00:58:18.060 values. I'm going to put that guy back on simply for following the values that we have learned
00:58:23.560 and cherished our entire lives. It's absolutely incredible. All right. What else have we got for
00:58:30.660 you guys tonight? Quickly, quickly, before we move to the extension on shadowdavis.com for you all
00:58:35.380 access members. This one you might freak out about a little bit as far as we know, aside from
00:58:41.520 some elder care homes across the country so far, this is the only institution that I've heard of,
00:58:49.000 and I did some research on this this afternoon, that has gone as far as reinstating this masking
00:58:54.660 requirement, this Toronto Hospital Network. So here we go. The University Health Network
00:59:02.400 is making masks mandatory as respiratory illness season ramps up starting on the 28th when is that
00:59:09.740 next week because right now i mean if it was such a problem you'd say nope put them on right now but
00:59:15.880 nope starting on the 28th visitors to uhn sites will need to wear a mask when receiving or waiting
00:59:22.160 for care this requirement applies to patients visitors and staff you must also still wear a
00:59:27.960 mask in areas where many patients may be at higher risk of illness, the hospital network said in a
00:59:32.120 note posted on its website. Masks, however, will still be optional in common areas like lobbies
00:59:37.420 and food courts. UHN includes Toronto General, Toronto Western, Toronto Rehab, Princess Margaret
00:59:44.380 Cancer Centre, and other sites. Dr. Susie Hota, Medical Director of Infection Prevention and
00:59:49.520 Control at UHN, told CP24 Monday that the masking policy is aimed at trying to head off the next
00:59:55.720 wave of infection going into winter she should know better we know that masks do not stop the
01:00:03.400 spread of an airborne virus it we've known that for how long all of our lives we got challenged
01:00:10.580 on it hard in the last three or four years we stuck by our guns we know better than that
01:00:14.780 and even still in the last year and a half a lot of doctors have come out and said you know what
01:00:19.480 I mean, that whole big thing with, you know, the breathing berries are so stupid.
01:00:24.900 They knew before that.
01:00:27.660 And yet you still see some zombies walking around with these things on their faces.
01:00:31.680 Another piece of propaganda here from the left-wing corporate CTV.
01:00:35.860 Russia is behind viral disinformation targeting Tim Walls.
01:00:42.840 U.S. official, U.S. intelligence official says.
01:00:46.300 like no u.s intelligence official has lied to us before about anything right so we should
01:00:53.980 absolutely take them at their word groups in russia created and helped spread viral disinformation
01:00:59.580 targeting democratic vp candidate tim walls a senior u.s intelligence official said today
01:01:04.520 the content which includes baseless accusations about his uh walls his time as a teacher contained
01:01:11.760 several indications that it was manipulated we're talking about this information that apparently he
01:01:17.900 was a minor attracted person although we don't know for sure and i played that stuff for you
01:01:28.640 on the extension the other night if you'll recall but several indications this was manipulated
01:01:34.200 the russians analysts identified clues that linked the content to russian disinformation
01:01:39.860 operations said the official who briefed reporters on the condition of anonymity under rules set by
01:01:45.320 the office of of course hey that's the ticket finally this is going to be the last story
01:01:53.800 before we go to uh well maybe not the dead last one we've got a couple more small ones
01:01:59.720 but this one here is very interesting before we go to the uh all access portion of the show the
01:02:05.060 extension on shadowdavis.com. By the way, if you are not a member, please become one. It really
01:02:11.260 helps me. It helps the show. And if you want to help the show even more without paying money,
01:02:16.120 like 11 bucks a month or 12 bucks a month or whatever it is, then please go ahead and like
01:02:20.520 and share this show on social media. Get it out there to as many people as possible.
01:02:24.580 Paul Thacker writes on X, exclusive documents. Working with Matt Taibbi, we report on CCD hate,
01:02:33.580 which is the center for countering digital hate in the united states which is the same thing as
01:02:40.440 the anti-hate network here in canada and we all know what that is anyway these documents that
01:02:45.660 show the labor party uh labor party's political front's objective is kill musk's twitter through
01:02:52.760 advertising focus meaning harass his advertisers so we're going to go through this thread briefly
01:02:58.480 by the way, Elon Musk retweeted this today, saying this is war. The election exclusive
01:03:06.220 British advisors to Kamala Harris hope to kill Musk's Twitter. The second part of this thread,
01:03:13.160 internal center for countering digital hate document shows their annual objective is kill
01:03:17.760 Musk's Twitter. This is their internal monthly planner. Their goal is also to trigger regulatory
01:03:24.540 action, although they're a tax-exempt nonprofit. They want to kill Musk's Twitter, advertising
01:03:31.380 focus, trigger EU and UK regulatory action. By the way, you may have noticed today some tweets from
01:03:37.760 different officials within the European Union saying the exact same thing, that this whole
01:03:43.960 network is a Russian spy thing. We're talking about XNOW. Progress towards change in USA and
01:03:50.520 support for star don't know what that is ai voice launch friday may 31st policy regs being fine-tuned
01:03:57.280 at the end of the day today u.s policy engagement set up meetings with klobuchar's team to seek a
01:04:03.280 quote press release endorsement uh and then there's more documents ccdh held a private conference with
01:04:09.940 a slew of liberal groups organizing against musk including biden white house congressman adam
01:04:15.300 Schiff's office, Biden-Harris State Department officials, Canadian MP Peter Julian, he's an
01:04:20.380 NDP, and Media Matters for America. That's very interesting. Very interesting. Center for
01:04:27.980 Countering Digital Hate gets a lot of money from Hollywood. Staff say that one of the donors is
01:04:32.060 singer Selena Gomez, a client of Aileen Kashishian. Wow, that's a blockbuster story. You can read
01:04:40.720 more about that on x through paul d thacker if you are uh on x follow me at shadow davis and then
01:04:48.500 follow paul d thacker at thacker pd at thacker pd trump will conduct an interview with joe rogan
01:04:59.380 on friday donald trump will be on joe rogan friday not sure exactly when they're going to release
01:05:05.740 that one probably immediately once they get it edited down not sure how long it's going to be
01:05:09.880 but donald trump will be on joe rogan uh on friday we don't know yet about kamala harris
01:05:16.400 one last thing before we let you go it'll give you a little tease as to what we're going to
01:05:19.840 cover tonight in the extension as well steve bannon his prison release will be one week
01:05:24.720 before the american election so it's happening next week uh he'll be out in time as they say
01:05:29.640 as newsweek says he was serving a 120 day sentence for um contempt of congress
01:05:38.240 so in other words he was summoned to congress to testify on something or other and he didn't go
01:05:43.340 and so they said well then you're going to jail well if that's the case what about anthony fauci
01:05:46.940 lying to congress isn't that the same thing as contempt you don't show up you lie it's still
01:05:51.040 contempt and fauci was proven to be lying and yet he's still running around free as a bird all right
01:05:57.080 who is jeffrey hinton jeffrey hinton is the godfather of a i he is the there he is there
01:06:06.100 godfather of ai his work on deep learning and neural networks has revolutionized how machines
01:06:12.760 interpret data hidden's development of the back propagation algorithm uh was a critical
01:06:20.240 breakthrough in training neural networks he continues to influence the future of ai through
01:06:24.640 research and advocacy for ethical considerations and technology there is a disturbing video that
01:06:30.400 we're going to play for you in the extension tonight regarding jeffrey hinton or actually with
01:06:34.900 Jeffrey Hinton, in what he thinks the future of AI is and what he thinks the future of humankind
01:06:42.200 is, humanity. Do we even know what we're doing as we move forward? Also, there's a speech that
01:06:48.480 goes back to 1992 with Nancy Pelosi talking about Agenda 21, as it was known back then.
01:06:57.180 We're going to play that for you. And then there is a whistleblower video that was released 11
01:07:04.560 years ago, comes from a woman called Deborah Tavares, worked at NASA. And she found some
01:07:11.160 very disturbing documents during her time there. And she blew the whistle in 2013 and nothing
01:07:21.200 became of it. But it rings more true today than it ever did. All this is coming up in the extension
01:07:28.980 on shadowdavis.com in just a couple of minutes for those of you who will not be joining us over
01:07:34.980 there i want to thank you for being here tonight and watching the show don't forget to like and
01:07:38.840 share let's get this out to as many people as we possibly can please and thank you and for those
01:07:43.200 of you who will i'll see you in a couple of minutes love you all appreciate you all and i will see you
01:07:48.820 very soon.
01:08:18.820 We'll be right back.