The Shadoe Davis Show - Oct. 23rd⧸2025- Carney Speech ＂Canadians Must Prepare to Make Sacrifices＂

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00:06:00.000 hello everybody welcome it is shadow at night for thursday october the 23rd 2025 on the show

00:06:13.860 tonight mark carney gave a speech before university students in ottawa last night and he said

00:06:20.340 that let me see the quote directly oh yes can it the budget's coming out november the fourth

00:06:30.080 remember remember we're carrying a deficit a yearly deficit the the entire debts well into

00:06:38.280 the trillions now 1.4 1.5 trillion this year's deficit is projected to be anywhere between

00:06:46.080 69 and 93 billion dollars

00:06:49.540 and even with all of that spending mark carney in his speech to university students at ottawa last

00:06:58.880 night said canadians must be prepared to make sacrifices as we change our economy we've got

00:07:10.260 part of that speech we're going to play it for you of course pierre polyev's reaction to it

00:07:13.980 So I've got a couple of questions for you. Number one, who is the biggest corporate tax dodger in Canada? I want you to write it down in the comments if you think you might know. The biggest, and we're talking billions here, the biggest corporate tax dodger in Canada, number one.

00:07:33.660 and number two our foreign affairs minister anita anand just said today we're in a strategic

00:07:42.680 partnership with this country i didn't realize but if she says so what country is it that she's

00:07:52.980 talking about we're going to get to all of this a little bit later on in the show and also towards

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00:10:32.040 oh my goodness thankful to my mama affordability is everything these days

00:10:40.620 tanya's watching from planted jeanette oh my god i probably butchered the name of that town if i did

00:10:49.360 i'm so sorry but i can't say that i've heard that name before planted jeanette ontario tanya

00:10:55.700 hello iris and calgary that one i know leanne how you doing to whom do we owe that debt well

00:11:02.680 you see there's the bank of international settlements there's all these

00:11:06.460 big shot bankers all around the world who loan money they print it out of air central bankers

00:11:14.120 and they print it out of midair and they sell bonds so ultimately we are responsible for that

00:11:19.300 debt it's just a matter of when we can pay it off if ever hello you said brookfield terry

00:11:25.720 congratulations ding ding ding brookfield is in fact the largest corporate tax dodger in canada

00:11:33.200 and we've got some video coming up to prove that in just a second did anybody answer the

00:11:37.600 other question that i asked about the country we're in a strategic partnership with anybody

00:11:45.200 just looking here

00:11:49.040 ah yes a couple of you did we're going to get to that story as well the answer

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00:12:01.600 okay so here's the story about mark carney and his speech to those students university students

00:12:08.100 in ottawa last night oops that's wrong that's anita anon let's go to this story here there it

00:12:12.040 is from the canadian press carney vows budget will spur unprecedented investment from who

00:12:19.800 all of his climate buddies worldwide maybe but warns of sacrifices sacrifices

00:12:28.340 Hmm, what kind of sacrifices, I'm wondering.

00:12:33.080 And who has to pay the price?

00:12:36.440 So Carney promised the nation last night the fall budget, November 4th.

00:12:41.080 It's coming out November 4th, which could cause an election

00:12:44.500 because any budget presentation in the House of Commons is, in fact, a confidence vote.

00:12:50.860 Will spur unseen levels of private sector investments,

00:12:54.200 but at the same time he warned that sacrifices are in store and here he is

00:13:00.420 well he was there ah there he is let's play this from the beginning

00:13:10.100 facts are that at present despite everything despite these big changes our economy is holding

00:13:17.980 up. But it's equally true that if we don't act now, these pressures will only grow. And

00:13:25.900 more fundamentally, our goal is not just to do reasonably well, but to grow stronger than

00:13:32.040 the rest of the G7. And as we work to do so, I want to make this promise to Canadians.

00:13:40.040 I will always be straight about the challenges that we face and the choices that we must

00:13:45.860 make. And to be clear, we won't transform our economy easily or in a few months. It

00:13:55.800 will take some sacrifices, and it will take some time. Our government will work relentlessly

00:14:03.560 to cut waste and drive efficiencies. And when we have to make difficult choices, we will

00:14:09.540 be thoughtful, we'll be transparent, we'll be fair. We will work collaboratively with

00:14:16.200 our colleagues across the aisle to build, protect and empower Canadians. We won't play

00:14:22.040 games. We won't waste time. And we won't hold back. We will do what it takes. We will

00:14:30.240 play to win. We will bet on Canada and all Canadians.

00:14:39.540 do you have to transform our economy? Well, because he said again in another speech last

00:14:46.920 night, and he said this in the past, that our relationship with the United States as

00:14:51.780 we've known it no longer exists. Make a deal. How about go down there and make a deal? Donald

00:15:01.380 Trump is a tough negotiator. Absolutely he is. But he's willing to bend on some things,

00:15:07.820 especially if he wants some things you want some things go and make a deal he's not trying to

00:15:14.820 screw you he's not known as a guy who does that he wants the best deal he can get but he also

00:15:21.660 wants to be fair that's in his book the art of the deal i'm not sure if you've read that but

00:15:29.040 fairness is absolutely key and the reason for that is because you want to make more than one

00:15:34.280 deal in your career don't you you don't want to be known as the guy who screwed that guy over so

00:15:39.780 nobody wants to deal with you ever again read the book and then go read mark carney's book values

00:15:47.200 and you'll see the difference between these two men huge difference between these two men carney

00:15:52.800 was talking about climate change and climate fairness last night again as part of the change

00:15:57.980 that our economy needs to go through.

00:16:01.540 It won't be easy.

00:16:03.940 It will not be a short period of time.

00:16:07.300 Canadians will have to make sacrifices.

00:16:11.260 In the meantime, here's Donald Trump.

00:16:13.000 Remember this a couple of weeks ago at the United Nations?

00:16:15.220 The UN official stated in 1989 that within a decade,

00:16:19.080 entire nations could be wiped off the map by global warming.

00:16:23.900 Not happening.

00:16:25.900 You know, it used to be global cooling.

00:16:27.600 If you look back years ago in the 1920s and the 1930s, they said global cooling will kill the world.

00:16:36.420 We have to do something.

00:16:38.180 Then they said global warming will kill the world.

00:16:41.760 But then it started getting cooler.

00:16:43.440 So now they could just call it climate change because that way they can't miss climate change.

00:16:49.180 Because if it goes higher or lower, whatever the hell happens, there's climate change.

00:16:53.680 it's the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world in my opinion climate change no matter what

00:17:01.780 happens you're involved in that no more global warming no more global cooling all of these

00:17:07.820 predictions made by the united nations and many others often for bad reasons were wrong

00:17:14.560 they were made by stupid people that have cost their country's fortunes and given those same

00:17:20.920 country is no chance for success. If you don't get away from this green scam, your country is

00:17:26.600 going to fail. Telling you that if you don't get away from the green energy scam, your country is

00:17:34.080 going to fail. And if you don't stop people that you've never seen before, that you have nothing

00:17:40.300 in common with, your country is going to fail. I'm the president of the United States, but I worry

00:17:46.100 about Europe. I love Europe. I love the people of Europe, and I hate to see it being devastated

00:17:52.000 by energy and immigration. This double-tailed monster destroys everything in its wake, and

00:17:59.140 they cannot let that happen any longer. You're doing it because you want to be nice. You

00:18:05.520 want to be politically correct, and you're destroying your heritage.

00:18:09.640 well i don't know if those are the reasons mr president sir i think you were trying to be nice

00:18:20.420 there they're in it for the cha-ching man they're in it for the money redeveloping the world's

00:18:27.340 economy based on green energy is going to create a landslide of wealth transfers worldwide

00:18:35.220 wide. So the people who are making money off it now and have been making money off it for the

00:18:41.860 past five years, those are the ones to watch. They're the ones who are going to be pushing

00:18:47.040 this agenda the hardest. Brookfield? We're going to talk about them in just a second.

00:18:53.360 What was Pierre Polyev's response to Carney's speech from last night?

00:18:57.820 When we heard about this speech, we watched it with great interest because of how much

00:19:01.640 misery and suffering our young people have endured over the last decade of liberal inflation,

00:19:08.680 crime, and chaos. And so we were looking for Mr. Carney to reverse course on all of these policies.

00:19:15.140 So what did we find out? Well, first of all, we got the normal buffet of broken promises

00:19:21.160 and buzzwords. There was lots of talk about catalyzing this and catalyzing that. There was

00:19:27.140 a new promise about doubling exports to non-U.S. markets, all while he refuses to even support the

00:19:34.740 one single thing that would actually export more of our resources to those markets. He's still not

00:19:40.400 stating his support for an oil pipeline to the Pacific, nor has he gotten any projects underway

00:19:46.440 that would achieve any of these things. So there was the normal repetition of already broken

00:19:51.740 promises with a lot of fancy million-dollar words. But there were two things that were

00:19:57.640 different. One, I give Mr. Carney credit for being honest with young people. He went on at

00:20:03.760 length about how much worse life is for today's youth than it was when he was young. And he's

00:20:10.260 right about that. This is the first generation in Canadian history that cannot afford home

00:20:15.920 ownership. This has never happened before. It happened after 10 years of Liberal government,

00:20:20.360 doubled housing costs giving us the worst housing inflation in the g7 causing housing to rise about

00:20:27.720 50 percent higher than it is south of the border so it is true that now is the worst time probably

00:20:34.040 in the post-war period you will find you will not find another period in our history when it has

00:20:39.880 been worse to be a young person i i credit him for that but instead of saying given that things are

00:20:48.600 so bad we liberals are going to reverse course on all of the policies of inflation of blocking

00:20:54.680 home building of standing in the way of resource projects instead of that he asked young people to

00:21:00.040 make more sacrifices this was the sacrifice speech to canadian youth and he said it's going to take

00:21:07.720 lots of time to reverse all the damage mr carney our youth have sacrificed enough all they have

00:21:16.360 done for the last 10 years is sacrifice they are living in their parents basement well into their

00:21:22.040 30s their rent has roughly doubled and in fact the most recent inflation data says that it's up

00:21:28.280 another four percent the purchasing power of their paychecks are down more of their money goes to

00:21:34.680 taxes than into food clothing and shelter combined they are no longer safe on their streets after

00:21:40.040 liberal bail has unleashed crime and chaos everywhere and i would be remiss if i did

00:21:45.720 not take a moment to acknowledge one young person who lost tragically lost her life to liberal bail

00:21:53.000 just this week savannah coola 29 year old mother of four murdered by an offender out on liberal

00:22:04.360 bail another example of the chaos this government is unleashing in our communities but instead of

00:22:10.760 acknowledging all of those sacrifices and promising to worse to to reverse them mr carney doubles down

00:22:16.360 on all the policies that caused them ah mr paliev you may have had that press conference before the

00:22:24.220 liberals introduced a new bill i believe it's called c14 a bill to amend the bail conditions

00:22:32.600 that currently exist in canada and why did they introduce that bill today because of the story

00:22:38.480 that pierre paul in my opinion the story that pierre pauliev just told us about tragically a

00:22:43.200 young woman was killed by a guy out on bail at a mall in brampton yesterday we're going to get

00:22:50.820 into that story in just a second so in committee today michael cooper yeah i get it i'm not sure

00:22:57.820 if you guys know michael cooper he's a conservative mp i think from edmonton anyway he's annoying

00:23:03.880 he is i mean his voice is like nails on a blackboard but he does ask some good questions

00:23:12.280 and today he was asking about corporate tax dodgers and the answer he got back was fascinating

00:23:21.180 watch page 12 of your report uh there was reference to brookfield's tax gap over the last

00:23:32.320 five years between 2017 and 2021. Just so that I'm clear on what a tax gap means,

00:23:41.580 it is measuring the difference between taxes actually paid and taxes that would have been

00:23:48.600 paid if the statutory Canadian tax rate had been applied to profits reaped. Do I have that right?

00:23:55.760 That is correct.

00:23:57.060 Okay.

00:23:57.960 And according to your analysis, or the analysis cited in your report,

00:24:04.820 Brookfield's tax gap in just five years between 2017 to 2021 was over $6.5 billion.

00:24:15.420 Is that right?

00:24:17.260 That's correct.

00:24:18.180 And that was based on research done by the Canadians for Tax Fairness

00:24:21.920 and by some analysis from the Toronto Star as well.

00:24:26.200 Wait a minute.

00:24:28.140 He said $6.5 billion with a B.

00:24:33.360 $6.5 billion that Brookfield owes they never paid.

00:24:42.700 So it would be fair to say that the extent of Brookfield's tax avoidance,

00:24:48.600 taxes but it should have otherwise paid in Canada in just five years was over

00:24:55.160 six point five billion dollars yes I mean there are the tax gap is looking at

00:25:02.720 the statutory rate and there are some reasons why companies legitimate reasons

00:25:07.420 why companies pay below that but that's an indication of a major underpayment of

00:25:13.440 taxes that in the spirit of the law should have been paid in Canada the

00:25:18.120 finance public services in Canada. Yeah I'd say 6.5 billion dollars is a lot of

00:25:22.980 money. Would it be fair to say that Brookfield is Canada's largest tax

00:25:28.440 dodger amongst corporations? It has been labeled as such and if it's not the

00:25:36.900 largest it's clearly in the very top tier. Well your report cites 123 of

00:25:43.520 canada's largest corporations and it it found that the largest tax gap for 2017 to 21 was

00:25:52.960 not ever been brookfield right correct thank you mr chair how can this government this prime

00:26:03.440 minister ask any canadian to pay any taxes when he the prime minister was the ceo of brookfield

00:26:12.320 asset management between 2020 and 2025 and his company between 2017 and 2021 and by the way he

00:26:19.600 was with them before he became the ceo has a tax gap of 6.5 billion dollars that's more money

00:26:32.640 than all of us here tonight and watching tomorrow and over the weekend

00:26:37.360 we'll ever see in our entire lives,

00:26:39.960 never mind the taxes we have paid,

00:26:42.920 in all of our lives so far,

00:26:48.200 how on earth can they have the gall

00:26:51.420 to ask any of us to pay one more red cent

00:26:54.320 when they won't curb spending,

00:26:55.880 when they keep spending money on ridiculousness,

00:26:58.920 when they keep making bad investments

00:27:01.320 in companies that move right out of Canada

00:27:03.260 two months later,

00:27:04.120 when they keep funding pride parades

00:27:08.740 in major cities across our country.

00:27:15.220 The unmitigated gall.

00:27:19.020 Mark Carney was the chair and head of transition investing.

00:27:22.300 That means green investing, my friends.

00:27:25.120 At Brookfield Asset Management from 2020 to January 2025,

00:27:28.960 he resigned when he became prime minister.

00:27:32.420 During his tenure, he had a role in the company's environmental, social, and governance, ESG,

00:27:39.160 and impact investing initiatives, and his previous financial ties to the company have led to conflict of interest concerns,

00:27:46.120 103 of them, and ethical screening since he entered politics.

00:27:51.140 Role at Brookfield, Carney's specific role was chair and head of transition investing,

00:27:55.520 going from oil and gas to windmills and solar.

00:27:59.500 where he focused on ESG strategies and impact investing,

00:28:05.400 resignation, blah, blah, blah,

00:28:07.420 financial ties and conflict of interest.

00:28:10.180 He had significant unexercised stock options in the company.

00:28:14.560 We still don't know what they are.

00:28:17.460 They're in a blind trust.

00:28:19.000 He knows what they are.

00:28:21.020 We don't.

00:28:23.280 To address potential conflicts of interest, his prime minister,

00:28:26.080 he placed his assets in a blind trust

00:28:27.900 and has a conflict of interest screen in place

00:28:31.200 to prevent him from participating in decisions

00:28:33.060 that could affect Brookfield.

00:28:35.280 He knows what's in there.

00:28:40.740 Any investment he makes with our money,

00:28:43.000 he knows he's going to see money back from it

00:28:45.300 through whatever is in that blind trust.

00:28:51.780 Criticism.

00:28:52.900 His previous role has drawn criticism

00:28:55.000 with opponents raising concerns about his financial interest.

00:28:57.900 and potential influence oh my god but i'll tell you something if i were a normie in today's canada

00:29:07.500 and i watched that whole speech that carney gave to those university students in ottawa last night

00:29:13.880 i'd look at that speech and i'd go he seems aside from the climate change stuff

00:29:19.760 he seems like a pretty reasonable down-to-earth guy this is of course if i were a normie if i

00:29:29.120 hadn't read his book if i don't know what mark carney is really all about and has been all about

00:29:34.020 for years and years now and most canadians don't i would look at that guy and go you know

00:29:42.740 he's a little bit dry but he seems to know what he's doing now i'm not a normie so my immediate

00:29:52.000 response would be yeah but what kind of results has he gotten us so far he's been in power for

00:29:56.220 seven or eight months what's he done nothing he claims he's set the stage for major major

00:30:04.420 investments major building projects huge made a list but nothing yet nothing no projects have

00:30:15.000 been started no new projects have been announced the only announcements that carney has made or

00:30:21.280 his ministers have made are on projects that were already announced they've been re-announced

00:30:26.480 from two or three or four years ago.

00:30:31.080 All right, moving on.

00:30:33.980 Was bail recipient and accused killer's death

00:30:37.660 at hands of cops in Niagara Falls inevitable?

00:30:42.460 This goes back to the story

00:30:43.940 that Pierre Polyev was talking about in that clip.

00:30:46.820 Mother of force, Ivana Kula, 29,

00:30:49.000 gunned down at a Brampton strip mall.

00:30:54.680 There she is.

00:30:57.440 For Anthony DeShepard, the curtain came down on his troubled life at Gale's Gas Bar in Niagara Falls early Wednesday morning.

00:31:06.440 The 36-year-old was gunned down by Niagara Regional Police in a shootout, or what cops euphemistically call an interaction.

00:31:14.600 DeShepard was dead at the scene, shot multiple times by a lone officer.

00:31:17.920 Happily, no cops were wounded.

00:31:20.040 DeShepard, like a long roster of Canadian criminals, was out on bail when the shooting started,

00:31:24.880 and detectives recovered his gun at the scene.

00:31:27.720 Now the SIU, Ontario's police watchdog, is investigating.

00:31:31.800 There he is there.

00:31:34.680 DeShepard's bloody finale ended 12.5 hours of brutal violence

00:31:40.800 allegedly unleashed by the Brampton Man.

00:31:43.760 According to Peel Regional Police, DeShepard began the day by allegedly

00:31:47.100 attending a Brampton strip mall at Queen Street East,

00:31:50.520 an airport road around 2 p.m. Tuesday.

00:31:52.520 Cops say the suspect shot his former female partner, Savannah Kula, 29 multiple times, and she died at the scene.

00:32:02.540 She was a mother of four.

00:32:05.240 DeShepard and an alleged female accomplice then fled in a black 2024 Nissan Kicks with Quebec plates.

00:32:12.680 His one-year-old daughter he shared with Kula was in the backseat, prompting cops to issue an Amber Alert, although she had been safely dropped off with family.

00:32:21.620 but detectives knew who they were looking for next police issued a shelter in place order for

00:32:27.640 crystal beach and fort erie then in the early morning hours on the outskirts of niagara falls

00:32:33.400 the suspected brampton killer was killed in an interaction with nrp but were the violent events

00:32:39.220 over the past day inevitable at least one detective believes that the shepherd getting

00:32:45.420 his ticket punched was written in the stars. Savannah Kula cruelly executed in Brampton.

00:32:51.240 Her four young children will now be without their mother. No, that was not inevitable if the system

00:32:57.000 had done its job. Their individual tragedies all come down to criminally out-of-touch judges and

00:33:03.940 others. If you continue to release these sorts of people, events like this are going to happen.

00:33:09.060 It's inevitable, one detective who requested anonymity told the Toronto Sun yesterday. There

00:33:14.900 are so many people out there like this no community is safe and now because of the broken

00:33:21.280 bail system a young woman has paid with her life in 2023 the shepherd spent almost four weeks on

00:33:29.000 the run following a brampton shooting incident where a house was riddled with bullets cops

00:33:33.680 warned he was armed and dangerous and that he should not be approached that declaration was

00:33:39.020 prophetic. Law enforcement officials eventually caught up with the shooter in Waterloo, and he

00:33:45.340 was hit with a slew of gun-related charges, including unauthorized possession of a firearm

00:33:50.220 and possession contrary to order. At the time, he was residing at No Fixed Address Avenue,

00:33:56.140 and then he was released on bail, as it's always been.

00:34:01.780 At the time of this latest incident, the alleged shooter was facing trial in a violent gun incident

00:34:06.760 involving the same woman all because police are not allowed they're not allowed to keep these

00:34:19.460 guys behind bars because of the liberals now andrew lawton used to be with true north news

00:34:26.200 and now he's a conservative mp from london he posted this on x this is the moment and amber

00:34:34.580 alert the one i was just telling you about the one where that young woman was shot this is the

00:34:41.040 moment an amber alert interrupted a justice committee meeting studying the broken liberal

00:34:45.500 bail system the alert was triggered by a man abducting his daughter after murdering her mother

00:34:49.840 well on bail watch mind the witnesses that they each have five minutes from their opening

00:34:57.300 statements i will give you some reasonable time after the five minutes just to sum up and perhaps

00:35:03.280 remind you. But please try to remain within those parameters. And I would, bon, ben, pour

00:35:11.280 les fins du test de son auquel M. Fortin tient à cœur, ça a été fait, ça a été

00:35:19.320 complet. Je suis convaincu que vous y tenez. Et juste où j'annonçais le succès du test

00:35:28.380 So without further ado, I will get off with the first round of witnesses in the order

00:35:52.960 that I announced.

00:35:53.500 so that's an amber alert he's chuckling about an amber alert on your phone usually will tell you

00:36:01.660 what's going on why the amber alert is being issued in the first place and he's laughing about it

00:36:09.740 really child abducted mother killed that's what the amber alert should have said no i

00:36:16.700 didn't see it if you're in ontario you probably did did it say that

00:36:20.300 not beware of this guy if you're in the niagara region or brampton region

00:36:30.020 and they're mark miller there's something wrong with this guy in my opinion

00:36:35.900 i don't know how he was ever a cabinet minister he was now he just chairs the committee

00:36:42.040 still shouldn't be there so what happened this morning the liberals

00:36:48.260 tabled legislation because of this and for no other reason it's political they don't want to

00:36:55.100 look bad in the left-wing corporate media even the left-wing corporate media would have to report on

00:36:59.840 this and they would have to say that the bail laws in this country are screwed so they tabled this

00:37:06.400 legislation this morning trying to make it harder to get bail for a variety of offenses including

00:37:13.000 vehicle thefts extortion breaking and entering this bill would impose a reverse onus on bail

00:37:18.540 for certain offenses that would move the burden of proof from the prosecutor to the accused

00:37:22.680 meaning they would have to justify being granted bail the criminal code already has a reverse onus

00:37:29.640 for bail in place for many serious offenses including murder is this bill going to stop

00:37:37.160 the revolving door justice system jamie sarconic with national post says c14 that's what the bill

00:37:45.660 is doesn't even begin to fix the liberal's own soft on crime mess justice minister sean fraser's

00:37:53.460 new bail and sentencing reform bill only nibbles away at the edges of canada's crime problem here's

00:37:58.620 liberal mp ikra khalid back in july talking about how new legislation wouldn't work anyway a lot of

00:38:06.620 the country is talking about bail reforms as the end-all fix-all but ultimately laws and writing

00:38:14.220 laws do not just fix a problem with the flip of a switch but we'll do it anyway

00:38:24.060 c14 justice minister shot phrases proposed bail law reform

00:38:30.100 sorry bail reform law was marketed as a bundle of sweeping reforms in reality we're getting no

00:38:38.360 such thing the bill is just a facade giving only the appearance of grand change that's what the

00:38:43.900 liberals do they've been cherry picking the conservatives ideas and saying yeah we'll do

00:38:51.120 that then they don't do it or they do some watered down version of it and the conservatives

00:38:56.160 ideas are already watered down enough for many of us. Sentencing-wise, C-14 would mandate

00:39:03.160 consecutive back-to-back sentences for breaking and entering, but only when the offender is also

00:39:08.900 being sentenced for violence or gang-related motor vehicle theft. And if someone is caught

00:39:13.680 a second time committing a violent or gang-related motor vehicle theft, C-14 would require time for

00:39:19.960 those crimes to be served consecutively. Lastly, the bill would require that any extortion sentence

00:39:25.300 be served consecutively to arson from the same event what the hell are they even talking about

00:39:32.220 here like why do they have to make it so complicated all the time you do this crime

00:39:38.020 you're going to jail you're not getting out until you're hearing maybe then

00:39:43.540 for context mandatory consecutive sentences are already required for the crime of possessing

00:39:50.100 explosive for gang-related purposes, for various gang and terrorism offenses, and for assaulting

00:39:55.460 police officers and dogs. With this in mind, C-14 represents more nibbling at the edges of the

00:40:04.980 problems in sentencing. There remains no legislative pushback against the Supreme Court's odious ruling

00:40:10.280 that consecutive periods of parole ineligibility violate the charter, opening up the possibility

00:40:16.680 that mass murderer Alexandre Bissonette might one day be released from prison.

00:40:22.080 Nor does there seem to be any interest in legislating consecutive sentences for, say,

00:40:27.140 child sex offenders. It's easier to throw in a few inoffensive consecutive sentencing

00:40:33.420 provisions and steer clear of any run-ins with the Supreme Court, so that's what Sean Fraser has

00:40:39.440 done. C-14 also attempts to change the philosophical approach to sentencing car

00:40:45.360 thefts, break-in enters, gang-related crime by requiring judges to give primary consideration

00:40:50.480 to denunciation and deterrence. This means tilting the balance away from rehab and hopefully towards

00:40:59.080 heavier sentences, but this requirement is already there for offenses against children, police,

00:41:04.700 police dogs, and vulnerable people, and in practice, it's weak. When this provision was applied to a

00:41:11.380 recent sexual assault case out of Manitoba in which a father put his fingers in his 12-year-old

00:41:16.500 daughter's. He received only three years in jail. C-14 would also add a number of required

00:41:28.360 considerations for judges to ponder in sentencing, but only for a few crimes. For anyone convicted

00:41:36.520 of theft, robbery, break-and-enter, possessing break-in tools, and possessing property obtained

00:41:41.520 by crime. An intent to sell the stolen property would be considered an aggravating factor in

00:41:47.000 sentencing. The same would be the case for any robbery, mischief, or theft that interferes with

00:41:51.760 essential infrastructure. This again is a meek change. Aside from being restricted to a narrow

00:41:57.480 sample of crimes, intent is notoriously onerous to prove and for most crime likely won't be worth

00:42:03.880 the prosecutor's efforts. As for the essential infrastructure bit, consider this a bit of a

00:42:09.640 convoy revenge. House arrest under Bill C-14 would cease to be an option for those convicted of major

00:42:18.380 sexual assault who were sentenced to two years or under two years in jail. It ceases to be an option

00:42:24.640 if a sentence is over two years. It's a welcome change, but it's nothing to applaud because it's

00:42:29.840 the liberals who made this a possible

00:42:31.760 sentence with the passing of C-5

00:42:33.760 in 2022. Prior to

00:42:35.820 that, house arrest for major

00:42:37.740 sexual assault was not allowed.

00:42:41.500 Bill C-14

00:42:42.240 barely begins to repair

00:42:43.780 the faults of C-5 because it would

00:42:45.620 continue to allow house arrest for a slew

00:42:47.940 of other intolerable crimes

00:42:50.120 if the criminal is sentenced below

00:42:51.880 two years and if the crown proceeds

00:42:53.960 by indictment that only become

00:42:56.000 eligible for house arrest

00:42:57.300 three years ago.

00:42:59.840 they're weak and spineless.

00:43:07.460 And if they convince Canadians they're not,

00:43:11.100 then we're never going to get rid of them.

00:43:16.920 Anita Anand says Canada is in a strategic partnership with China.

00:43:22.200 well if you read sam cooper's stuff on the bureau on substack you'll know that already

00:43:32.340 it's not official this strategic partnership at least not sam's idea of it and sam reports on facts

00:43:40.300 from sources that are deep within law enforcement in the united states and in canada

00:43:46.260 just three years after canada called china a disruptive global power

00:43:51.800 this is a country that has got two million people in re-education camps

00:44:02.060 they're a blight this government not the people of china the government of china is a blight

00:44:09.840 on humanity and now we're in a strategic partnership with them foreign affairs

00:44:15.580 minister anita anon says yeah yeah we now view beijing as a strategic partner in a dangerous world

00:44:21.800 but if you say that about the united states no how does this make any sense at all is it the new

00:44:30.140 world order does it sound to you like it's the new world order and i told the canadian press

00:44:36.200 monday that a strategic partnership with china means going beyond allowing individual irritants

00:44:41.560 to strain the entire relationship and permitting canada to advance its economic and security

00:44:46.200 interests security interests with china

00:44:49.160 they've still got 100 tariffs on our canola by the way because we've got all those tariffs on

00:44:59.120 their evs like any of them sell in canada anyway it's necessary for us to lay the foundation if

00:45:06.880 we're going to find areas where we can further cooperate with china she said there are going to

00:45:12.600 be always challenges in any relationship the key is to be able to have the dialogue necessary to

00:45:17.480 address the issues of canadian concern she spoke after visiting senior officials in china india and

00:45:24.020 singapore and just days before carney departs on his first visit to asia since taking office with

00:45:29.300 stops in malaysia singapore and south korea oh my god okay you know what i agree i totally agree we

00:45:36.000 We need to have ties with some of those countries over there.

00:45:39.480 China's a great big market, 1.4 billion people.

00:45:43.760 We have to open up trade corridors with more than just the United States.

00:45:49.720 But with China, I mean, they held our people captive for two years.

00:45:54.440 The two Michaels, remember them?

00:45:56.200 For what reason?

00:46:00.140 A lot of people have been freaking out about the WHO pandemic agreement.

00:46:06.000 And so, Dr. Leslyn Lewis of the Conservative Party of Canada, I'm not sure if I've talked about this before.

00:46:11.780 I've known about it for a while, and I've been meaning to bring it on.

00:46:15.140 And, you know, we talked about it the other night, and I thought, wow, why not?

00:46:19.060 So here it is.

00:46:20.560 She says, as you know, for years I've been closely following the activities of the World Health Organization

00:46:25.620 and Canada's involvement with the Global Pandemic Treaty.

00:46:28.520 This treaty, once ratified, will directly influence the public health decisions and responses of all signatory countries.

00:46:36.640 I've raised red flags about its implications on Canada's health sovereignty and the federal government

00:46:41.900 and their willingness to enter a legally binding treaty of this weight without any input from Parliament.

00:46:46.960 In May of this year, after many rounds of negotiations, the World Health Assembly adopted the main text of the treaty.

00:46:54.380 However, it has not yet been signed or ratified, meaning Canada has not yet agreed to be legally bound by this treaty.

00:47:02.320 We're now at a critical window of opportunity to ask tough questions

00:47:05.840 and debate the treaty before it's signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs

00:47:09.420 and binds our nation.

00:47:11.340 What can you do? Sign this petition.

00:47:13.840 So I'm going to put that down in the comments in just a couple of minutes.

00:47:18.680 I need to find a video here real quick.

00:47:22.540 Not that one, not that one.

00:47:24.120 Oh, by the way, did I mention on the extension tonight

00:47:29.380 we're going to be going deep inside Antifa.

00:47:32.760 Deep inside Antifa.

00:47:35.980 Okay.

00:47:36.880 This is a disturbing story.

00:47:40.580 B.C. judge won't certify class action lawsuit

00:47:44.440 against Dr. Bonnie Henry.

00:47:46.320 Judge grants Providence's application to declare

00:47:48.720 that the proposed class action lawsuit against Henry

00:47:52.420 is an abusive process,

00:47:54.820 according to a B.C. Supreme Court judgment.

00:47:57.260 so there's a lot of people like bc i believe bc is screwed

00:48:04.160 i believe that politically speaking bc is screwed it's already run by china more so than any other

00:48:13.780 part of the country it's absolutely screwed and something else appalling happened in bc's

00:48:20.620 legislature as well today but let's give you this one first a bc supreme court judge has refused to

00:48:25.940 certify a proposed class action lawsuit against Bonnie Henry for COVID-19 era restrictions,

00:48:31.500 ruling it an abusive process. Of course, anything they can find to keep these kinds of cases from

00:48:36.860 going further. Justice David Crerar concluded that the proposed class action, which alleged

00:48:43.640 breaches of four sections of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, is almost certainly the

00:48:49.060 largest and most complex in Canadian legal history. He found it suffers from so many

00:48:53.740 self-inflicted problems. It's not the role of the court at this stage. Oh my God. Of course,

00:49:02.200 this is a cop-out. It's not the role of the court at this stage to decide whether the plaintiff's

00:49:08.320 claim is valid or not, let alone decide whether the actions of the province or the health officer

00:49:13.340 were good, bad, or otherwise, he wrote in a 433 paragraph decision. He said he judged whether the

00:49:19.640 lawsuit could go ahead as a class proceeding, noting many class actions denied certification

00:49:24.820 have proceeded as an ordinary lawsuit. The proposed lawsuit was filed by the Canadian Society for the

00:49:30.620 Advancement of Science and Public Policy, a non-for-profit group with 171 members. Its

00:49:35.880 executive director, Kipling Warner, is a software engineer. It named his defendants the province

00:49:42.200 and Henry in her role as provincial health officer. Court hearings happened over 32 days,

00:49:48.940 starting in december of 2022 and ending in may of this year if you can believe that

00:49:56.120 it alleged the province and henry breached charter clauses that protect canadians freedoms to life

00:50:01.700 liberty and the security of the person freedom from arbitrary detention and equality

00:50:05.980 all valid complaints the plaintiff had reformulated its claims eight times since

00:50:11.940 its initial filing and filed several post-hearing written submissions to address the amendments

00:50:16.960 leading to a wall of binders presented to court,

00:50:20.080 Carrar wrote,

00:50:21.580 but it's too much for you,

00:50:22.780 so you say, no, we can't go ahead with this?

00:50:28.280 Your Honor,

00:50:31.620 the plaintiff had challenged almost every order issued

00:50:34.800 under three provincial laws,

00:50:36.700 some 50 to 70 orders,

00:50:38.640 and proposed the lawsuit on behalf of all 4 million adults in B.C.

00:50:42.100 in three subclasses, he said.

00:50:44.380 Carrar said the class action,

00:50:45.680 if approved, would have still required dozens to perhaps millions of individual subtrials to

00:50:51.760 assess individual issues and damages, and taxpayers would, in effect, finance the likely

00:50:58.200 massive damages award that would then be payable back to themselves. So what's the point, he says?

00:51:05.440 that's it's not about the money your honor it's about accountability

00:51:14.660 somebody needs to be responsible for what happened

00:51:19.520 the claim is struck as an abusive process karar wrote he said it couldn't be certified on a number

00:51:27.140 of grounds including that it seeks to set aside governmental actions the public health orders well

00:51:32.720 that's the point and seeks an end run around earlier judicial reviews of those orders so what

00:51:41.680 this is nothing but a bunch of legal mumbo jumbo crap we should get some of our lawyers to look at

00:51:51.600 this you know john carpe from the jccf is going to be on next tuesday night we should ask him about

00:51:57.440 this for sure. The judge ruled the plaintiff had already brought unsuccessful judicial reviews of

00:52:03.020 COVID restrictions and those overlap with the proposed class action and other abusive process.

00:52:08.100 And he wrote that the plaintiff persists with pleadings that are replete with vexatious argument

00:52:12.280 and other violations of pleadings, rules, and other abusive process. And he also found the

00:52:17.600 proposed claim did not disclose a cause of action because many claims have already been dismissed

00:52:22.060 in other lawsuits.

00:52:24.440 In other words, we've rigged the system.

00:52:30.640 Unbelievable.

00:52:37.260 Lieutenant Colonel, retired, David Redmond,

00:52:41.360 former head of emergency management in Alberta,

00:52:45.000 appeared at the National Citizens' Inquiry

00:52:48.180 a couple of years ago.

00:52:50.380 And here's what he said.

00:52:52.060 about provincial pandemic readiness territory in canada had plans they had pandemic plans that

00:52:59.580 look very similar to the alberta one all 13 of 13 are available on pandemicalternative.org

00:53:05.500 because we collected them and the government of canada plan looked very similar to being a

00:53:11.500 supporting plan for the 13 provincial plans a supporting plan not the leading plan this

00:53:17.820 document the WHO document first came out with the comprehensive study of all 15

00:53:23.260 NPIs in the summer of 2005 so the Deputy Minister of Health at the time

00:53:28.140 asked me to co-chair with her the mission analysis session where we would

00:53:33.480 completely redesign the Alberta plan because NPIs had not been studied in

00:53:38.040 depth before and clearly the Alberta plan was inappropriately based on using a

00:53:43.740 number of NPIs so that's why in 2005 we rewrote the Alberta plan it was

00:53:49.200 published in 2006 after my retirement and it was upgraded because all hazard

00:53:54.480 specific plans are rewritten every 10 years by every province and territory in

00:53:58.860 Canada are the one in Alberta was republished in 2014 after another

00:54:03.660 comprehensive review basically looking like the one from 2005 in my opinion

00:54:08.640 they burnt them all they made up what they were doing on the fly and if anybody questioned it or

00:54:17.200 wanted to take it to court years later it would eventually just get thrown out as vexatious

00:54:25.060 unbelievable the system is completely and totally rigged and what are we to do when we have no

00:54:32.920 legal recourse when they take all of that away from us what are they trying to push us towards

00:54:40.960 it's an interesting question isn't it

00:54:43.300 the other thing from bc that i wanted to show you guys was this bc mla's bill to prohibit

00:54:53.400 land acknowledgments in schools fails at first reading and of course the mla in question who

00:55:00.480 brought this private members bill forward is the leader of 1bc dallas brody it was voted down

00:55:08.560 let's see here the numbers are here someplace in this story oh 88 to 5 in other words every single

00:55:20.140 member of the ndp and the greens and most of the conservatives voted in favor of keeping these land

00:55:29.980 acknowledgements in place in schools in bc there's only two members of the uh of the one bc party

00:55:40.160 currently sitting in the legislature right now that means probably three conservatives voted

00:55:45.100 against it we could find out exactly who and maybe a couple of the independents jordan keely

00:55:49.920 probably as well you know my grandson i was talking to him on the phone the other day he lives in bc

00:55:56.500 and he's learning a second language in school

00:55:59.920 and it's some first nations language i couldn't even pronounce the name of

00:56:05.260 i said what are you learning that for how are you going to use that in daily life well if you want

00:56:15.680 to keep living in bc maybe you're going to have to learn one of these languages yourself because

00:56:20.060 they're going to own your land before too long interesting and upsetting disturbing thing

00:56:26.100 happened in edmonton in alberta they had all their civic elections earlier this week edmonton

00:56:32.420 mayoral candidate and former counselor tim cartnell is calling on audits by the city and province of

00:56:39.800 monday's municipal election in a press release today he said he wants an independent third

00:56:44.520 party review of the hand counting process ballot transfer and storage practices and results

00:56:50.000 tabulations following a recount and correction results in a southwest ward. Speaking of names

00:56:56.900 you can't pronounce, what happened in Sipiwienikawak? Give me a break. Can we just stop this already?

00:57:09.400 Hundreds of additional ballots were discovered and a recount reversed the result of the election.

00:57:14.640 raises serious questions about the accuracy, transparency, and accountability of the entire

00:57:20.720 election process, Cardinal said. We must understand how this happened. I wonder if he's being called

00:57:26.820 election denier yet. It's only a matter of time. Before a recount in the ward due to human error,

00:57:36.700 counselor-elect Thu Parmar lost the race by six votes. The recount resulted in her winning by

00:57:42.020 more than 600 votes. All election results are unofficial until tomorrow at noon. The runner-up

00:57:50.400 Daryl Friesen ran with the better Edmonton party. That's right, you can have parties

00:57:54.620 at civic elections now in Alberta. I think that's a good idea, and I also think it's a bad idea.

00:58:02.800 Cartmel lost the mayoral race to fellow former councillor Andrew Knack. His name is Knack?

00:58:09.680 he's the knack

00:58:11.660 lost by 16,800 votes

00:58:22.400 knack earned 38% of the vote

00:58:24.820 Will Cartmel received just under 30%

00:58:27.520 okay a couple of

00:58:30.840 a couple of US things here

00:58:33.480 this comes from

00:58:37.440 columbia1.com

00:58:40.740 Trump says

00:58:42.740 Columbia

00:58:43.320 You know what? I sometimes wish

00:58:48.840 that this guy was our leader as well.

00:58:52.800 Columbia

00:58:53.140 is a drug den.

00:58:54.820 Matter of fact,

00:58:56.480 take away sometimes there. I wish this guy

00:58:58.900 was our leader as well.

00:59:02.460 Columbia

00:59:03.060 is a drug den run by cartels.

00:59:05.380 Calls Petro a thug.

00:59:07.440 he's targeting the country's cocaine production and its president

00:59:14.140 gustavo petro during a press conference held this afternoon at the white house trump was

00:59:19.760 asked about his current war against latin american drug cartels giving his views on

00:59:24.900 the situation in mexico and colombia oops we really scrolled up quickly there didn't we

00:59:30.260 let's go back he says you can look at a country like mexico the leaders are in fear in their own

00:59:38.740 country because those cartels are running those countries and that includes colombia declared

00:59:43.620 trump he went on calling colombia a drug den and saying that it's been a drug den for a long time

00:59:51.100 he went on targeting targeting gustavo petro you have a lousy leader over there right now bad guy

00:59:57.080 thug. They make cocaine at levels that we've never seen before. They can't get away with this much

01:00:01.920 longer. We're not going to put up with it much longer, he warned before concluding that Colombia

01:00:06.560 is very bad. And here's what he said this afternoon about any people trying to transport

01:00:14.480 drugs into the United States. Who are declaring war against these cartels and Congress is likely

01:00:20.120 to approve of that process why not just ask for a declaration of war well i don't think we're

01:00:27.540 gonna necessarily ask for a declaration of war i think we're just gonna kill people that are

01:00:32.740 bringing drugs into our country okay we're gonna kill them you know they're gonna be like dead

01:00:37.900 What? OK. Yeah. We got to see that again.

01:00:46.540 That's gold. This is likely to approve of that process.

01:00:51.300 Why not just ask for a declaration of war? Well, I don't think we're going to necessarily

01:00:56.480 ask for a declaration of war. I think we're just going to kill people that are bringing

01:01:01.060 drugs into our country. OK, we're going to kill them. You know, they're going to be like dead.

01:01:06.000 okay yeah are you just gonna like what

01:01:15.260 i think that's probably saber rattling he's trying to scare the bejesus out of them

01:01:27.820 and i'll bet it works

01:01:30.480 one more quick thing here uh from the hill a federal judge yesterday in the united states

01:01:38.000 not in canada of course struck down a former president biden era rule that extended federal

01:01:44.340 health anti-discrimination protections to transgender health care in other words mutilations

01:01:51.020 judge louis garola jr of the u.s district court for the southern district of mississippi ruled

01:01:57.860 in favor of a coalition of 15 Republican states that sued over the rule which broadened sex

01:02:04.220 discrimination by adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the list of protected

01:02:08.720 characteristics in certain health programs and activities. The DHS, sorry, DHHS, that's

01:02:15.680 Kennedy's department, exceeded its authority by implementing regulations, redefining sex

01:02:21.740 discrimination, and prohibiting gender identity discrimination. The decision is a significant

01:02:27.540 loss for the transgender community, which has faced a wave of state and federal policies and

01:02:33.560 court decisions rolling back previously established rights. Look, man, if you want to get your dick

01:02:40.760 cut off or your boobs lopped off, that's your choice. Just don't expect us to pay for it.

01:02:48.480 Simple. It's not covered under Medicare. That's it for the show tonight, you guys.

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