The Shadoe Davis Show - Oct. 24th⧸2025- Premier Buffoon Backs Down.....Again!

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00:05:09.820 has backed down again doug ford you know it's funny because last night in the extension

00:05:18.520 i was watching the show very very fascinating content on last night i'm watching it i'm doing

00:05:26.800 some other things with the other social media editing video and whatnot and then i started to

00:05:32.080 notice a lot of people in the telegram group chatting doug ford's a dink doug ford's this

00:05:36.900 doug ford's that and i thought doug ford he's not in the news today did i miss something and so i

00:05:42.320 went looking looking oh wow so here's what happened donald trump suspended all trade talks

00:05:49.200 with canada because of doug ford and we're going to get into that in just a couple of minutes it's

00:05:57.080 fascinating this guy this this ford fella this premier buffoon suffers from a profound case

00:06:03.820 of tds it's absolutely amazing to watch really

00:06:07.680 and we're going to get into all of it and doug's for doug ford's greatest hits

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00:08:00.540 tonight, significantly so. And I'm wondering, is that because we've got hockey games going on

00:08:07.500 and we've also got the World Series with the Toronto Blue Jays? Is it because people

00:08:14.160 are so interested in the bread and circuses that they forget they're in a war? It's okay to

00:08:22.540 distract yourself from time to time. But does it really matter in the long run? I can tell you

00:08:30.340 I used to be such a Blue Bombers fan that when they lost, I was in a bad mood for two or three days after that.

00:08:36.840 That was years and years ago.

00:08:38.040 And ever since COVID and all of the nonsense that the Blue Bomber organization, the Jets organization, pretty much every professional sports franchise in North America went along with, I have no interest in watching that stuff anymore.

00:08:52.620 I don't care about it.

00:08:54.300 Super Bowl, Grey Cup, Stanley Cup, I don't care.

00:08:58.300 I simply don't.

00:08:59.600 I hear about it secondhand through buddies.

00:09:03.440 Oh, Jets are doing great this year.

00:09:06.380 Are they? I don't even know. I don't care.

00:09:08.780 Who's on the team?

00:09:10.780 I think I know three or four guys on the team.

00:09:13.520 And I found this video to be very interesting.

00:09:17.020 I wonder why they pay athletes hundreds of millions just to play a game.

00:09:20.880 Has it ever occurred to you that it's not about talent?

00:09:23.700 It's about the deal being made behind the scenes.

00:09:26.680 They're not buying performance.

00:09:28.520 They're buying your attention.

00:09:30.560 That's the trick.

00:09:31.340 They don't need chariots or lions anymore.

00:09:33.480 Just stadium lights, screaming fans, and fantasy leagues.

00:09:36.720 It's the same playbook the Roman emperors used when the people started getting restless.

00:09:41.400 Give them blood sport.

00:09:42.520 Give them noise.

00:09:43.440 Keep them entertained and stupid.

00:09:45.800 Because while you're glued to game night, the real rulers, the unelected ones,

00:09:49.840 they're meeting in private jets behind locked doors, deciding what your kids will eat in 2030.

00:09:55.260 You won't hear about that on the news.

00:09:56.680 But, oh, let five basketball players unfollow each other on Instagram and suddenly it's breaking news.

00:10:03.240 People cry when their team loses, but they don't even blink when trillion-dollar policies are passed overnight.

00:10:09.460 You think that's an accident?

00:10:11.120 It's not just distraction.

00:10:12.960 It's engineered silence, a perfectly designed circus, and you're clapping in your seat thinking you're free.

00:10:19.920 But let me ask you, when was the last time you questioned the men behind the curtain?

00:10:25.120 oh wait you were too busy watching the halftime show this is just a theory not a fact

00:10:31.360 you have to throw that in depending on what social media platform you're on or

00:10:39.320 oh you can't say that it's a lie it's never been proven i'm gonna shut your channel down

00:10:44.340 this is a theory not a fact this is for entertainment purposes only let's go say

00:10:51.240 some hellos real quick leanne is here tonight she's an all-access member we see her regularly

00:10:56.280 in the after show in the extension uh in the telegram group hello freedom lynn watching in

00:11:02.740 niagara you're in the in the news tonight stirring the pot 101 is watching on x from

00:11:10.040 hamilton hello jonathan in ohio watching on youtube michael is watching in brampton vicky

00:11:15.320 in Nova Scotia. Hello, Debbie in Kipling, Saskatchewan. Edie is watching tonight as

00:11:20.960 well. Janet's on Facebook in Aurelia. Hello, Petronella watching in Pine Tree. Tracy is

00:11:28.280 watching in Gilbert, Arizona tonight. And over on Rumble, we've got Rico Suarez, Stump Slayer,

00:11:34.960 Uniaqui, Amazing Faces, Ruby, Begonia, Riznan. Who else is here? Goon, North Scotty, Nutsy,

00:11:42.460 whatever platform you're watching on and wherever you're watching from guys don't forget like and

00:11:47.280 share get this out to as many people as you possibly can so last night like i was saying

00:11:52.080 during the extension i saw all these messages doug ford's a buffoon doug ford's an idiot doug

00:11:58.320 ford's a liberal so the story is that doug ford ran a 75 million dollar campaign anti-tariff

00:12:08.600 campaign in the united states 75 million dollars he spent running an anti-tariff campaign ad

00:12:18.500 campaign in the united states using ronald reagan's speech from 1986 regarding his disdain for tariffs

00:12:30.360 worldwide news because Donald Trump said wait a minute wait a minute hold on he's doing what

00:12:39.160 and then I guess he saw the commercial and he decided he was going to suspend

00:12:44.420 all trade talks with Canada all trade talks gone

00:12:50.380 and like i said worldwide news this is abc the australian broadcast company the australian

00:13:02.220 version of the cbc watch this he's terminated all trade talks with canada what can you tell us

00:13:08.580 well ros a canadian social media media video has gone viral and as far as the united states

00:13:15.800 is concerned it's for all the wrong reasons now the province of ontario has released a video that

00:13:23.240 purports i guess to make former u.s president ronald reagan say very negative things about

00:13:29.500 tariffs now doug ford is the i guess the creative mind behind this video and he put supposedly 75

00:13:37.700 million canadian dollars worth of money towards this video but what's different about this video

00:13:43.120 is that ronald reagan in this video is not actually the actual speech he made wasn't negative towards

00:13:49.920 tariffs the video has since been edited to make it negative towards tariffs so donald trump has

00:13:54.860 picked this up and used it as an excuse to bar all trade negotiations from here with canada now

00:14:01.300 what is also interesting though is that there's about a hundred billion dollars worth of trade

00:14:06.580 between canada and the united states so it's a significant bit of news i guess if you like it

00:14:12.860 broke a couple of hours ago but as far as overall trade negotiations are concerned it'd be a much

00:14:18.920 bigger story if it was china and the united states that said donald trump is known for his hyperbole

00:14:25.240 and even though the markets haven't reacted too much to this the future may tell a different story

00:14:29.760 okay so this morning obviously the left-wing corporate media reporters

00:14:43.440 like a pack of wolves went running for doug ford and they found him

00:14:47.600 here he is uh i heard that the president heard our ad uh i'm sure he wasn't too happy but it's

00:14:56.660 real because it was coming from the best

00:14:58.720 president the country has ever seen,

00:15:00.420 Ronald Reagan.

00:15:01.440 So it is.

00:15:03.080 It's very effective.

00:15:05.220 It's probably one of the best ads I've ever

00:15:06.860 seen, and it's coming from Ronald Reagan's

00:15:09.000 voice, and it's going to be focused

00:15:10.820 right across the

00:15:12.980 country, but also in

00:15:15.000 Republican-held areas, because

00:15:17.080 what I feel, the Reagan

00:15:19.000 Republicans are going to be fighting

00:15:20.960 with a MAGA group, and

00:15:23.020 let's hope Reagan Republicans.

00:15:24.660 could that be construed as election interference i know there's no election on right now but there

00:15:30.880 always seems to be an election going on in the united states we got the midterms coming up next

00:15:35.140 year right so did he just say that he's trying to influence the vote in the united states with

00:15:43.020 these ads did he just say that whoa and he misused or edited the speech ronald reagan made

00:15:52.920 in the 1980s not to be outdone the idiot premier of manitoba had to get in on things

00:16:01.740 manitobans ontario's tv ads present ronald reagan's views on tariffs accurately and powerfully

00:16:10.820 president trump's damaging tariffs go completely against mr reagan's legacy and it's clear that

00:16:19.720 these ads are working if you throw a rock at a lake and you don't hear a splash you probably

00:16:25.800 missed so to my good friend doug ford keep the ads on tv they're effective and this country is behind

00:16:33.880 you you don't speak for the country dude you barely speak for manitoba

00:16:43.240 mark carney is going to some big trade conference this weekend in koala lampur and just before he

00:16:52.500 got on the plane the reporters got to him um all right good morning look for months we have stressed

00:17:00.700 the importance of distinguishing things we can control and things we can't control

00:17:07.280 We can't control the trade policy of the United States.

00:17:11.320 We recognize that that policy has fundamentally changed from the policy in the 1980s, 1990s, 2000s.

00:17:20.100 And it's a situation where the United States has tariffs against every one of their trading partners to different degrees.

00:17:27.480 And it's in that context that our officials, my colleagues, have been working with their

00:17:34.480 American colleagues on detailed, constructive negotiations, discussions on specific transactions,

00:17:44.080 specific sectors, steel, aluminum, and energy, and a lot of progress has been made.

00:17:50.000 And we stand ready to pick up on that progress and build on that progress when the American

00:17:57.460 are ready to have those discussions because it will be for the benefit of workers in the United

00:18:04.260 States, workers in Canada, and families in both of our countries. Now what we can control

00:18:11.940 absolutely is how we build here at home and that's the focus of Budget 2025 generational

00:18:18.920 investment here in Canada and what we can also control or at least heavily influence

00:18:23.380 is developing new partnerships and opportunities,

00:18:26.740 including with the economic giants of Asia,

00:18:29.500 which is the focus of this trip.

00:18:37.300 What the hell?

00:18:39.220 You can't control the behavior of your opponent.

00:18:45.640 Sure you can.

00:18:47.040 It's in The Art of War by Zheng Zhu.

00:18:50.480 However, in this case, it hasn't worked.

00:18:53.380 why on earth would you want to antagonize a giant you say that you're having great talks

00:19:06.420 and moving forward on trade with the united states mr carney and then the idiot premier

00:19:12.980 of ontario decides that he wants to run some ads using the voice of ronald reagan

00:19:19.980 one of donald trump's heroes to make a point about tariffs but to make that point you have

00:19:28.280 to bastardize the speech that he made

00:19:30.720 so ford and carney had a conversation this morning we'll get to that in just a second

00:19:42.480 but i guess they weren't listening when donald trump said this back in february

00:19:49.000 Are you considering military force to annex and acquire Canada?

00:19:52.480 No. Economic force. We don't need anything they have.

00:19:56.860 And I said that to, as I called him, Governor Trudeau.

00:20:00.360 I said, listen, what would happen if we didn't subsidize you?

00:20:04.360 He said Canada would dissolve. Canada wouldn't be able to function.

00:20:09.120 We don't need their cars. We don't need the other products. We don't need their milk.

00:20:12.880 We got a lot of milk. We got a lot of everything.

00:20:15.480 and we don't need any of it so i said to him well why are we doing it he said i don't really know

00:20:21.960 he was unable to answer the question

00:20:23.660 do you think he was playing around of course he wasn't you guys we are led by morons and buffoons

00:20:37.400 in this country that's all there is to it there is no other explanation except to say that maybe

00:20:43.500 this is being done on purpose oh yes i received many messages today shadow don't fall for it it's

00:20:50.840 just an act it's just a movie we're watching a movie hey that might be i don't know to what end

00:20:59.300 why why why i always ask and i never able i'm never able to get an answer for it so we have

00:21:05.300 to let it play out in front of us but we're doing the right thing and that is we are questioning

00:21:11.480 everything we've got our eyes wide open here our eyes are wide open with this

00:21:17.560 late this afternoon after his conversation with mark carney

00:21:24.080 ontario premier doug ford caved and pulled well he hasn't pulled it yet but he will be

00:21:31.260 pulls anti-tariff ad campaign after trump ends trade negotiations with canada

00:21:36.180 caved less than 24 hours after Trump ended these negotiations.

00:21:41.560 President Trump late Thursday evening announced all trade negotiations

00:21:44.560 with Canada have been terminated after the government of Ontario

00:21:48.100 created an ad campaign using selective audio of President Ronald Reagan

00:21:53.140 speaking negatively about tariffs.

00:21:56.360 Wob Canoe lied in his video too.

00:22:00.580 Trump accused the government of Ontario of interfering

00:22:03.380 with the Supreme Court's decision on his tariffs.

00:22:05.540 The high court is set to hear the oral arguments November 5th on Trump's tariffs after a lower court ruled they were illegal.

00:22:12.960 The government of Ontario reportedly spent $75 million on the advertisement.

00:22:18.000 The Ronald Reagan Foundation yesterday night responded to the government of Ontario's ad.

00:22:23.940 The ad misrepresents the presidential radio address and the government of Ontario did not seek nor receive permission to use and edit the remarks, they said.

00:22:33.940 the ronald reagan presidential foundation threatened to take legal action against the

00:22:38.600 government of ontario doug ford immediately caved after trump ended trade talks with canada but he

00:22:44.460 won't pull the ads until monday ford reportedly pulled the ads at the request of mark carney

00:22:50.240 ford said our intention was always to initiate a conversation about the kind of economy that

00:22:56.080 americans want to build and the impact of tariffs on workers and businesses he continued

00:23:01.320 We achieved our goal, having reached U.S. audiences at the highest levels.

00:23:07.300 I've directed my team, and it was all over X today, all the Democrats, all of the lefties on X.

00:23:13.200 Oh, yeah, this ad is absolutely real and true, and Trump should be ashamed, and MAGA should all be hanging their heads.

00:23:21.660 It's gone already.

00:23:23.800 That's how fast the news cycle moves.

00:23:25.760 i've directed my team to keep putting our message in front of americans over the weekend so that we

00:23:31.660 can air our commercial during the first two world series games in speak so he capitulates

00:23:40.180 but then he has to have his just has to have his little thing right in speaking with mark carney

00:23:48.100 uh sorry in speaking with prime minister carney ontario will pause its u.s advertising campaign

00:23:54.100 effective Monday so that trade talks can resume. He thinks it's going to be easy? He thinks it's

00:23:59.400 going to go just like that after all of the nonsense that he's been doing for the past six

00:24:05.520 or seven months? Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Doug Ford's greatest hits. Canada's most populous

00:24:12.900 territory, Ontario, and Premier Ford, as we mentioned, President Trump is now saying he is

00:24:18.340 enacting a 50% tariff on steel and aluminum from Canada, which will go into effect tomorrow

00:24:25.380 in response to your actions. What's your reaction? Could it be lights out in part of the U.S.?

00:24:31.260 Listen to what Doug Ford says. I will do everything, including cut off their energy,

00:24:37.320 with a smile on my face. You think the people of Ontario are that dumb?

00:24:43.660 Like, I'm going to call you out and get one of those cans. I'm going to rip that label off

00:24:47.820 I encourage people to buy made in Ontario, made in Canada soup.

00:24:52.720 And maybe what you should do is bring back your manufacturing facility

00:24:55.840 that you closed down in Etobicoke and got rid of hundreds of people.

00:25:00.220 But I just can't stand sneaky companies that do stuff like that.

00:25:02.920 I can assure you one thing.

00:25:04.740 We're going to make sure that we inflict as much pain as possible

00:25:08.220 to the American people without inflicting pain on the Canadian population.

00:25:15.140 so you know something a message of the ceo in france you hurt my people i'm gonna hurt you

00:25:23.420 you're gonna feel the pain in february when these people don't have a paycheck and i'm gonna stand

00:25:29.180 up for the people of ontario and i encourage all of canadians all of ontarians stand up for the

00:25:36.180 people because you don't know if you're next but the thing that ticks me off i get it i get the

00:25:41.580 companies move back and forth but what i don't get when you're someone's largest customer

00:25:45.980 in north america you're going after the largest customer you know something i always say smart

00:25:53.360 people aren't too smart and you guys are about as dumb as a bag of hammers for doing this so

00:25:58.260 you know something i found a bottle and i don't even drink of crown oil right i see that crown

00:26:04.180 oil i saw it at home so this is what i think about crown oil that's what they could do and i think

00:26:11.180 I guess during this press conference, he was unaware that the distilling plant is in Gimli, Manitoba.

00:26:17.840 Who else should do the same thing?

00:26:20.580 Start supporting companies that make whiskey here by Ontario people.

00:26:28.340 That's what we need to do is support each other.

00:26:31.240 You know something? I'm going to make this even come out quicker.

00:26:41.180 how on earth can we have faith in any of our leadership when we have that guy as the premier

00:26:49.540 of the largest province in the country 16 million people live in ontario and that guy's the leader

00:26:56.200 and you want to know what a poll came out abacus poll about three or four days ago

00:27:01.540 doug ford's progressive conservatives lead the next closest party the liberals by 25 percent

00:27:08.840 50% of Ontarians polled said they would vote for the PCs in the next election.

00:27:15.260 25% liberal.

00:27:16.440 I think it's 20% for the NDP.

00:27:19.500 And then other came in with 5%.

00:27:22.060 But the reason that most people said they would vote for Doug Ford is because there's no reasonable alternative.

00:27:28.800 They don't want to vote liberal.

00:27:30.220 They don't want to vote NDP.

00:27:31.860 So they're stuck with Doug Ford.

00:27:33.040 what if there was an alternative

00:27:37.280 to the Doug Ford PCs

00:27:41.380 like maybe the new blue party

00:27:44.260 I urge every Ontarian to check them out

00:27:48.380 have you seen the angry fight for Canada guy

00:27:53.040 on YouTube

00:27:54.040 I have too and I think he's a little bit angry

00:27:58.880 and his anger when it comes to his presentation

00:28:02.760 I think drives a lot of people away, which is sad to me because he makes a lot of good points.

00:28:08.540 Here he is talking about digital ID already being in Canada.

00:28:15.260 Traders in the Canadian government have actually already passed a digital ID in Canada without giving the population any heads up whatsoever.

00:28:24.440 If you log into My Services Canada right now, you cannot go through the process on anything without accepting so-called digital identity verification.

00:28:36.820 If you read closely through the terms of services, unless you check a box saying you accept digital identity verification, you cannot complete any processes on My Services Canada webpage.

00:28:49.280 this is a totally new thing to my services canada and would anybody put it put it past the traitorous

00:28:57.540 canadian government that they would pass something like digital identification without even letting

00:29:02.640 the population hell they've let 8 million people pour into the country with three and four canadians

00:29:07.340 being against it they've let criminals out of jail time and time again with all canadians the vast

00:29:12.520 majority of canadians being against it democracy is essentially dead in canada this government does

00:29:17.300 not listen to anything that the Canadian people want whether it be economically in terms of our

00:29:21.400 health care in terms of immigration it's just in one ear out the other with Mark Carney in the

00:29:26.160 levels the election was very very odd to say the least but this takes it up another level digital

00:29:33.120 IDs which we have known for a long period of time are coming in Canada Starmer Carney Macron

00:29:39.740 they're all the same globalist puppets who are looking to implement their essential digital

00:29:45.280 banking services their digitalities all these this global bs to treat us like cattle and have

00:29:52.080 more and more control over the population it's carney's whole play with these green initiatives

00:29:56.960 with these so-called carbon emission allowances where you're not allowed to start your vehicle

00:30:01.680 or eat a piece of meat if you have gone over your allotment for the day a total joke but now

00:30:07.600 in canada there has been nothing tabled in the house of commons referring to to digitalities

00:30:13.680 certainly there have been no bills passed whatsoever but you go to the my services

00:30:19.440 webpage canada and you complete any piece of paperwork it will ask you under the consent form

00:30:24.960 you have to check a box box off saying you allow for digital identity verification

00:30:30.240 we need answers and we need answers immediately from this government as to

00:30:33.920 what exactly that is a reference to the digital identity verification and whether or not digital

00:30:39.360 ids without the canadian population knowing it have been passed in canada this is this is 1984

00:30:45.840 on storage we thought bill c9 bill c8 were terrible giving the canadian government the

00:30:50.480 ability to unilaterally cut your internet service because an mp deems what you post to be offensive

00:30:56.400 i've experienced something very similar just got axed by the canadian government on tiktok with

00:31:01.040 30 000 followers because they don't like what i say about our disastrous immigration system bill

00:31:06.080 which expands the definition of hate speech to include so-called fomentation of detestation

00:31:11.660 vilification they want to be able to throw you in prison for life if a liberal claims that you

00:31:16.700 so-called fomented hate and detestation my god you should see there's a lot of hate a fomentation

00:31:22.880 of hate and detestation on our streets right now by people that the liberals have clearly recently

00:31:27.720 let in the country screaming things like violent revolution and all the children's blood on your

00:31:32.720 hands i don't really see much hand-wringing from the liberals about that but this is a different

00:31:37.940 level altogether this is this is this is as concrete an example of totally ignoring the

00:31:45.920 the proper democratic process and having canadians consent to digital identity verification without

00:31:52.660 anything passing in the house of commons no no laws whatsoever

00:31:56.080 hmm is he right i mean i i have no reason to log into the service canada portal so

00:32:05.940 i don't know right i don't have a verification number or anything so

00:32:11.200 when i try to log in there i can't really get past the first step

00:32:15.080 so i had to look something up and this is what i found google ai says canada's digital id service

00:32:24.100 is a government initiative led by the Canadian Digital Service

00:32:28.080 to create a secure and convenient way for Canadians

00:32:31.280 to prove their identity online and in person.

00:32:33.680 So we all know what that means.

00:32:35.700 Oh, yeah, it makes it easy for you.

00:32:37.940 And it's so secure.

00:32:41.780 Tired of digging around in drawers and pockets for ID cards?

00:32:47.840 Well, you only need the one now.

00:32:50.160 And pretty soon you'll be able to buy things with it.

00:32:52.620 you won't need anything else just this card everything in your life will be attached to this

00:32:59.060 card while a full national digital id system is under development specific digital identity

00:33:08.620 validation tools are already available such as the one used by the canada revenue agency for

00:33:14.800 immediate access to online accounts without waiting for a security code by mail which takes

00:33:21.380 well I guess mail doesn't exist anymore and Cheryl Gallant the CPC MP one of the CPC MPs

00:33:29.660 from the Toronto area told us why a couple of nights ago it's another way to make sure that

00:33:35.640 everything we do is done online by taking away Canada Post it's not gone yet but it will it will

00:33:45.520 be soon the way they're dealing with the current situation so ai very very interesting look at this

00:33:51.860 story came out today all canadian citizens to be photographed when entering and exiting the u.s

00:33:59.360 new regulation state new regulations by the department of homeland security will impact

00:34:03.640 all non-citizens including minors under 14 and seniors over 79 why do they want to fight it's

00:34:14.000 for your safety. Well, not the foreigner's safety, but the safety of Americans. It's always for your

00:34:20.500 safety. The security initiative is intended to build a comprehensive biometric data collection

00:34:28.360 aimed at improving identity verification, combating visa overstays, and reducing passport fraud.

00:34:33.620 It will involve the use of facial recognition technology, matching live images of travelers

00:34:38.720 with government records at all entry and exit points,

00:34:41.240 including airports, seaports, and land borders.

00:34:44.560 That's getting into the United States, my friends.

00:34:49.600 Now, you may remember about six months ago,

00:34:52.900 Donald Trump did this press conference with all the billionaires,

00:34:55.500 including Larry Ellison of Oracle.

00:34:58.300 And they announced something called Project Stargate.

00:35:02.020 And here's the story.

00:35:04.400 This goes back to January 21st.

00:35:06.560 three top tech firms announced they will create a new company stargate it's called

00:35:12.920 to grow artificial intelligence infrastructure in the united states open ai sorry open ai ceo sam

00:35:19.480 altman soft bank ceo masayoshi sun and oracle chairman larry ellison appeared at the white house

00:35:26.440 alongside trump to announce the company which trump called the largest ai infrastructure project

00:35:32.040 in history and at the time we were going wtf man what the hell's going on here this is something

00:35:39.840 we absolutely don't need but we let it go because trump was already doing such amazing things in

00:35:47.380 other areas the companies will invest 100 billion in the project to start with plans to pour up to

00:35:55.860 $500 billion into Stargate in the coming years. The project is expected to create

00:36:00.800 100,000 U.S. jobs, Trump said. Stargate will build, and I believe that's what these photographs are

00:36:08.800 all about. At least this is the beginning of it, my friends. This is the beginning. Stargate will

00:36:12.780 build the physical and virtual infrastructure to power the next generation of AI, including data

00:36:18.640 centers around the country, Trump said. Ellison said the group's first one million square foot

00:36:23.860 data project is already under construction in texas ai leaders have for months been sounding

00:36:30.420 the alarm that more data centers as well as the chips and electricity and water resources to run

00:36:35.640 them are needed to power their artificial intelligence ambitions in the coming years

00:36:40.460 so what do you think

00:36:44.200 is it worth it for canada to just go

00:36:51.200 all right man you win that little border that we have there along the 49th parallel we'll just

00:36:58.980 wipe it off the map we don't need it

00:37:03.300 is it about trump's what does he call it the the golden dome initiative

00:37:13.420 keeping the entire western hemisphere safe

00:37:18.240 photographed biometric data facial recognition just to get in and leave the united states are

00:37:28.780 you freaking kidding me right now i'm sorry man but i'm not interested i'm not interested

00:37:38.200 in going to the united states people have asked me hey you got to come down here man i'll say yeah

00:37:42.340 I don't know if I'd ever be able to get back into Canada.

00:37:46.320 To be completely honest with you.

00:37:49.980 Stellantis doesn't mind going to the United States, though,

00:37:52.680 the big auto manufacturer.

00:37:54.600 And they're going to take our money with them, apparently.

00:37:59.380 Oh, and the jobs that they were supposed to have created here.

00:38:03.840 Here's Mario for the North.

00:38:06.100 And all we've got from this minister is political theater.

00:38:09.220 She's bragging about who she gets on the phone.

00:38:11.560 She's bragging about the tough talks she's having.

00:38:15.460 Here's the thing.

00:38:16.660 If they actually included a jobs protection clause in the contract, all they have to do is invoke it.

00:38:25.060 I'm starting to get a terrible feeling.

00:38:27.860 I'm starting to worry that they signed a $15 billion deal with Stellantis and didn't include a guarantee to protect those Canadian jobs.

00:38:35.600 Can the minister tell Canadians very clearly, explicitly, did they include a jobs protection plan for all jobs at Stellantis when they forked over $15 billion?

00:38:50.360 I know that my colleague is trying to spook Canadians, but I just would like to remind him that the support that was given to the company was linked to the production of batteries, and therefore, no money is spent.

00:39:05.600 the 15 billion dollars was tied to the production of batteries so technically

00:39:13.100 you could actually have AI bots and automation building those batteries you

00:39:18.920 see most Canadians don't know this but before the government shells out any

00:39:23.540 sort of money what they do is they rely on third-party services these third

00:39:27.740 party services and consultants are the ones they lean on in case anything goes

00:39:31.580 wrong so then they have paperwork to be able to back up their in this case subsidy i would love

00:39:37.260 to see the conservative party ask for is the economic impact study that was done before the

00:39:43.900 15 billion dollars was given because that will outline the decision making process of why they

00:39:49.740 gave 15 billion dollars and how many jobs we were supposed to get in return and i thought about what

00:39:54.620 i said before and i told everyone if it were me i would be suing for that money but that actually

00:39:59.660 doesn't make any sense because when you have a clause like that in a contract you can simply

00:40:04.220 invoke it you can literally go to stelantis and say hey we need all that money back you breached

00:40:09.580 your contract this is the clause you're supposed to maintain x amount of thousands of jobs in

00:40:15.420 ingersoll sorry in brampton because that's where stelantis facilities were and wherever else they

00:40:20.860 were going to build their batteries she didn't say that here's the most insane part of it all

00:40:25.660 When Stellantis announced their layoffs, they told people, it's almost like throwing it in their faces,

00:40:30.220 we're going to make a $13 billion investment, the biggest ever in our history in America.

00:40:35.780 That's what they told Canadians when they laid them off.

00:40:38.220 How is it that our government is giving them $15 billion, $2 billion more than the biggest investment they've ever made in their history?

00:40:47.680 And now that money that we gave them is potentially gone.

00:40:50.980 There was no performance clause.

00:40:53.120 The clause wasn't meant on jobs.

00:40:55.360 it's how many batteries were produced this is ridiculous canada is giving 15 billion dollars

00:41:00.360 of our money and we're in the position of power we could protect those jobs in the contract are

00:41:04.340 you kidding the man makes good points doesn't he however we do have to bring up this story because

00:41:11.000 i think he may have missed something here conservative mp raquel dan show vice chair

00:41:16.280 of the house of commons industry and tech panel put forward a motion on wednesday she said it was

00:41:20.940 shocking to hear of this decision by Stellantis leaving Canada. In light of the Liberal government's

00:41:26.740 financial support for the company in recent years, which she incorrectly stated was $15 billion.

00:41:33.220 It would appear, based on the actions from Stellantis, that despite these multi-billion

00:41:37.740 dollar taxpayer subsidies, there was not a requirement in those deals to safeguard the

00:41:42.140 broader Stellantis employment footprint in Canada. And that is frankly unacceptable,

00:41:47.240 Dancho said before the committee passed the motion.

00:41:50.120 The federal government has pledged up to $10 billion in production subsidies to Nexstar Energy,

00:41:55.140 the joint venture between Stellantis and LG Energy Solution.

00:41:58.680 That's behind the battery plant.

00:42:00.460 The other $5 billion is coming from the provincial government.

00:42:03.140 Either way, it's coming out of our pockets.

00:42:08.020 The federal government has also promised $500 million in capital investment

00:42:12.340 and has doled out $268 million of that amount as of March of last year.

00:42:18.000 Stellantis previously received nearly $105 million

00:42:21.160 to retool its Brampton and Windsor assembly plants as well.

00:42:25.260 Industry Minister Melanie Jolie, how is she still in government?

00:42:29.860 How is she still a cabinet minister? It's amazing.

00:42:33.500 She said in those agreements, Stellantis agreed to maintain its full Canadian footprint,

00:42:38.180 including Brampton in exchange for substantial financial support its full Canadian footprint

00:42:45.480 including Brampton in exchange for substantial financial support

00:42:50.500 that's what she said so we've got it we've got to hear all sides of the story of course

00:42:57.540 we know who we should believe but we still have to play out the whole thing right should

00:43:03.440 Estillantis choose not to respect its obligations.

00:43:06.920 Jolie said, we will act in the interest of all Canadians

00:43:09.560 and hold the company to full account,

00:43:11.720 exercise all options, including legal.

00:43:16.700 So there you go.

00:43:18.480 Country's a mess, either way you slice it.

00:43:21.560 Over at the Bureau, Sam Cooper says,

00:43:24.080 Trudeau liberals open door to Mexican cartels

00:43:27.520 with visa removal.

00:43:29.100 Carney must reverse that damage now.

00:43:33.440 In December of 2016, despite intelligence warnings

00:43:37.360 that lifting visas would facilitate travel to Canada

00:43:40.300 by Mexicans with criminal records,

00:43:43.140 Justin Trudeau ended the visa requirement for Mexican visitors.

00:43:48.320 Because it's 2016.

00:43:53.400 And there's unicorns and rainbows everywhere.

00:44:00.080 They would include drug smugglers, human smugglers,

00:44:03.000 recruiters money launderers foot soldiers the canada border services agency's intelligence

00:44:07.760 section wrote in a report dated april 2016 but we know now that trudeau didn't read those reports

00:44:13.520 this was two months before trudeau announced the visa exemption what followed was striking

00:44:19.620 cbsa figures show serious crime flags tied to mexican nationals jumped from 28 in 2015 to 53

00:44:27.260 in 2016, an 89% year-over-year rise. By mid-2017, the figure reached 65, with national security

00:44:35.580 flags in the first half of that year exceeding the previous two years combined. CBSA intelligence

00:44:42.360 reports released under access to information laws were unambiguous. Analysts warned that

00:44:48.420 removing visas would enable entry by major cartels, including Sinola, Jalisco New Generation

00:44:53.960 cartel, La Familia Micochana and Las Zetas. Ottawa went ahead anyway.

00:45:02.040 Now, and now we've got Mexican drug cartels set up nicely, labs and everything in our country.

00:45:09.920 The gap between Trudeau's rhetoric and his government's own intelligence is glaring.

00:45:15.900 Lifting the visa requirement will deepen ties between Canada and Mexico and will increase

00:45:20.500 the flow of travelers ideas and businesses between both countries trudeau declared at the time

00:45:25.080 but internal cbsa assessments predicted the opposite should the visa requirement on mexican

00:45:31.860 nationals be lifted the number of mexican nationals traveling to canada is expected to

00:45:37.320 rise which will increase the number of potentially inadmissible individuals other reports detailed

00:45:44.980 south american theft groups using genuine or forged mexican passports to enter canada

00:45:49.980 and run shoplifting break and enter and distraction theft rings including a toronto-based recruiter

00:45:55.800 who escorted others into the country these were not hypotheticals they were active cases documented

00:46:02.700 by ottawa's own border intelligence units which the trudeau government ignored

00:46:07.120 for more go to the bureau on substack that is sam cooper's thing we're going to get to that

00:46:16.500 Niagara Falls story in just a second, so I'm not sure if you guys have noticed, depending

00:46:21.400 on where you live, I guess, but especially in the last few years, our country seems to

00:46:28.640 have been overrun with, well, South Asians, foreign temporary workers, international students,

00:46:44.600 you name it that family clause that was introduced a few months ago so now you can bring your grandma

00:46:51.740 your great grandma your great aunt cousins third cousins i'm kidding i'm i'm exaggerating obviously

00:46:58.800 but you can bring anybody you want to seems like anyway how many times have you felt outnumbered

00:47:05.380 in your own country just walking into a convenience store like what country am i in

00:47:10.320 Have you seen those pictures from Brampton, Niagara Falls? Just people waiting at bus stops, man?

00:47:19.160 Is there truly a heritage Canadian in the bunch? Doesn't seem to be. There's a guy called Kolbir

00:47:26.580 Chawla, and he is an immigrant, well, former immigrant. He's now a Canadian citizen from India.

00:47:34.100 and he's against all of this so somebody sent me a video of his because Diwali was this past week

00:47:42.480 right and all these celebrations all across the country lots of them too because there's lots of

00:47:46.920 Indians here so somebody sent me a video that Colbir made a few days ago and I watched it and

00:47:55.200 I went wow I like this guy's insight and so we're going to have him on the show next Wednesday

00:48:00.920 night he's done a lot of investigation as to i guess something he calls the indian mafia

00:48:08.040 which has infiltrated um convenience stores infiltrated the trucking industry and now

00:48:14.360 is attempting to take over the oil industry in alberta

00:48:20.120 that's what he believes is going on he's got first-hand knowledge of it here's what he had

00:48:25.160 to say regarding diwali celebrations in canada this is about diwali so i'm seeing videos in which

00:48:32.360 houses are getting on fire here in canada i saw a punjabi video in which uh edmonton uh somewhere

00:48:40.840 possibly in millwood's house is on fire and of course the neighboring houses on fire

00:48:46.760 now this is diwali here festival of lights well i'll talk about the history of diwali it's a

00:48:53.480 festival of lights and fights so there were two kings one from north india and the other from

00:48:58.920 south india and they were fighting and one is considered as god like prophet god right in the

00:49:04.760 hindu history and i think this is about 10 000 years ago or so and some scholars would say like

00:49:10.920 it's like a couple of hundred thousands of years ago but if more and on historical wikipedia type

00:49:17.080 of thing it would pop up as 10 000 years ago for example like around that time bce whatever they

00:49:23.240 call it 10 000 back now this is a festival which is of major importance in india now as the mass

00:49:30.200 legal immigration flooding is happening mass legal not the illegal ones not the muslim immigration

00:49:35.960 i'm talking about the east indian immigration so when it's happening in a mass way here legal ones

00:49:42.920 so obviously all the festivals come in all the whole culture comes in the whole shops come up

00:49:47.480 the entire thing, right from cradle to the grave. I mean, they don't have the grave. It's a burning

00:49:53.400 of cremation system. But what I'm saying, the entire thing comes, including the religion now.

00:49:59.120 And I thought we came for professional reasons. The rest of it will be like Santa Claus and Mickey

00:50:04.900 Mouse type of thing. And we'll have our religion or our culture in our minds. Yes, we respect it.

00:50:11.360 not to know that this will be like a whole ecosystem out here with that dominating the rest of it.

00:50:18.520 So when Diwali, okay, this is a whole big thing, but specifically because these days are Diwali days

00:50:23.760 and the houses in Canada are catching fire in this festival of lights.

00:50:31.300 I call it lights and fights because this is history.

00:50:34.280 You ask any East Indian, they'll tell you it was a fight between the two kings.

00:50:39.040 One was the good guy, one was the bad guy.

00:50:41.360 I mean, there are perspectives on that and then you bring it here now because this is your cultural DNA and all of it comes in here and then was left out of Canada.

00:50:51.700 Canada doesn't remain Canada at all.

00:50:53.280 It becomes like a colony of India.

00:50:55.300 I'm telling you, literally it becomes a colony of India.

00:50:57.380 And as far as from a law and order perspective, from a safety perspective, I think Diwali should be completely banned in the sense of all fireworks should be completely banned publicly on that day.

00:51:08.780 not a firework should be allowed on on on Diwali so because I mean no yeah I can debate more on it

00:51:15.960 in India Valentine's Day they like I I don't celebrate Valentine's myself I'm a I'm a

00:51:21.520 conservator orthodox kind of a guy but that doesn't mean uh that I would keep quiet when

00:51:26.980 physically people are actually violent fights happen if you get into Valentine's Day there

00:51:34.560 Because that's against their religion and culture

00:51:36.960 It's more like a romantic thing

00:51:39.240 In today's world

00:51:40.040 So they don't like it

00:51:40.980 And they like literally even kill people there

00:51:43.200 Jesus statues are vandalized

00:51:46.500 They're even on legal orders

00:51:49.180 They're removed

00:51:49.780 Look up legal orders against removal of

00:51:53.460 Christian symbols

00:51:55.600 Even if it's Mother Mary

00:51:57.800 Many of you may not resonate with that

00:51:59.800 You know Catholic protestant thing

00:52:01.480 Right but I want to keep off it

00:52:03.480 in general the christian symbolism in india is both legally uh you know removed many times and

00:52:11.080 also vandalized another a whole big narrative and here diwali uh diversity accommodation

00:52:19.240 or inclusiveness wow waterfall my countryman waterfall waterfall this country is what a big

00:52:25.720 sh show this has become so anyways somebody of influence here's my video we would request that

00:52:36.520 Diwali in the sense of the lights and this fireworks should be completely phased out aka

00:52:43.720 banned from Canada it should be legally banned it's a law and order nuisance here in Canada

00:52:49.840 people's houses are getting

00:52:51.360 on fire

00:52:53.440 and these are not like

00:52:55.540 scattered houses, these are in

00:52:57.220 neighborhoods in which the whole neighborhood

00:52:59.460 is at risk. Thank you friends

00:53:01.160 Yeah, so

00:53:03.620 he's coming on next Wednesday

00:53:05.800 night and we're going to talk

00:53:07.600 a lot more about all of this

00:53:09.540 Indian immigration that's come here

00:53:11.000 he did say something like

00:53:12.920 a colony of India, Canada

00:53:15.600 becomes a colony

00:53:16.540 it's how it feels

00:53:18.300 that he he has done a lot more investigation he tells me so it's going to be an interesting

00:53:24.940 discussion on wednesday night john carpe from the jccf joins the show on tuesday night so let's

00:53:31.360 throw this one up here this is one that i talked about earlier the canadian constitution foundation

00:53:36.380 has filed a constitutional challenge in support of a group of women who were arrested for silently

00:53:41.300 protesting during a niagara falls city council meeting on june 17th

00:53:48.300 The application to Lauren O'Connor was among the demonstrators arrested for holding small paper signs,

00:53:52.880 which read the women of Ontario say no to advocate for stronger accountability for local officials facing criminal charges.

00:53:59.800 This is one of the things we're going to be talking about with John Carpe on Tuesday night.

00:54:04.600 How come I can't record my local town council's meeting?

00:54:08.800 It's against the rules.

00:54:12.020 I'm sorry, but you can't say that.

00:54:13.580 That's unconstitutional.

00:54:14.840 That's absolutely ridiculous.

00:54:16.280 big rally coming up in edmonton tomorrow at the alberta legislature it is the i am alberta rally

00:54:25.300 the alberta prosperity project is putting this one on they're expecting upwards of 50 000 anywhere

00:54:32.100 between 10 and 50 000 people from what i understand from carrie lambert and here's mitch silvestri

00:54:38.600 talking about

00:54:40.820 how to change a culture

00:54:47.440 from within.

00:54:49.780 Kind of like what's going on

00:54:51.740 around us right now.

00:54:53.320 We don't need another conservative party.

00:54:56.560 I think we get another

00:54:57.720 conservative party and we split the vote.

00:54:59.640 I've always believed that we should

00:55:01.620 work inside the UCP party

00:55:03.160 and replace the bad people that are in it.

00:55:06.720 And I think that's

00:55:08.120 the way I see this

00:55:09.300 because it takes 12 to 15 years

00:55:11.100 to get a new party elected

00:55:12.180 I don't think we've got 12 to 15 years

00:55:14.920 so as far as I'm concerned

00:55:18.140 that's what I'm saying

00:55:19.480 use one of my 10 days

00:55:22.500 and come to the AGM

00:55:24.060 and show these guys that you exist

00:55:26.040 and they all want to get back in

00:55:29.780 like I've had phone calls

00:55:32.180 from ministers

00:55:33.380 that are understanding

00:55:36.220 that I am going to do my very best to primary them out

00:55:41.040 if they don't have our shared values.

00:55:46.640 And they're doing the same thing.

00:55:48.280 Like, this is totally legal and it's total democracy,

00:55:51.560 but the whole thing is, if they're scared enough,

00:55:54.660 then they'll change the way they do things.

00:55:56.640 And that's our whole system.

00:55:58.460 And the only thing that'll scare them is you guys showing up.

00:56:02.500 I promise you, it'll scare them.

00:56:05.020 So you just got to show up and continue to show up.

00:56:10.680 You imagine if 50,000, 5,000 people showed up in Edmonton tomorrow for this I am Alberta rally.

00:56:19.260 Whoa, that would send a clear message.

00:56:23.920 And, you know, if you're on the other side of it, you can say, well, it's only 50,000.

00:56:27.480 There's 5 million people here.

00:56:28.760 yeah but you got to think of the effort that it takes for people to do something like that

00:56:36.560 because generally speaking these are average everyday albertans they're not people that go

00:56:42.240 to rallies on the regular right but they believe in something enough they're going to show up

00:56:49.900 50 000 may as well represent 500 000 or even a million or more

00:56:57.140 the i am alberta rally in edmonton at the alberta ledge tomorrow they're bussing people in from all

00:57:09.000 over the province uh it starts at four o'clock it wraps up at six o'clock there's transportation

00:57:15.800 from grand prairie i'm not even sure if you can get on these buses anymore you can try if you're

00:57:21.480 in alberta and you want bus transportation to get to edmonton uh they are providing that it's going

00:57:26.900 to cost you like obviously the cost of a bus ticket to get from say grand prairie to edmonton

00:57:31.860 that would be 80 but anyway it's albertaprosperity.com albertaprosperity.com you guys it would

00:57:39.380 be amazing to see a hundred thousand people there send a very very loud message um ever heard of

00:57:47.680 amigo films amigo amigo films here is the website here amigo studios.com in a time of corruption

00:57:56.520 a revolutionary act.

00:58:00.820 Now, they're telling us that Liam Neeson is narrating this new film,

00:58:05.440 which comes out next month, called Plague of Corruption.

00:58:09.800 Plague of Corruption. And here's the trailer.

00:58:12.860 In every great fortune, there's a crime.

00:58:18.740 Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has raised its four-year sales estimate

00:58:22.760 for the COVID-19 vaccine to $45 billion.

00:58:26.520 It was a linear correlation between the amount of femoral a child had and the probability of autism.

00:58:33.200 But they weren't going to tell anyone about it, and there were secret meetings thereafter, how to hide the data.

00:58:41.280 No matter how grievous your injury is, no matter how negligent the company, no matter how sloppy their line protocols, you cannot sue them for injuring you.

00:58:51.240 these purple patches under her skin started appearing at the top of her head and then just

00:58:58.060 started spreading i believe we're designed to eat animals i don't believe we're designed to

00:59:04.860 have them injected into our bloodstream why do they do it in animals they do it because they

00:59:10.020 have to develop the disease in animals to test their drugs to treat the disease that are caused

00:59:13.980 by the adjuvant in the vaccine which is the definition of crazy the scientific community

00:59:18.420 prostituted itself on the altar of american capitalism which is completely irresponsible

00:59:24.420 morally it's the race to the ethical bottom you want our time you want us framed up in your crimes

00:59:31.380 i hope you know that it's time to go and we're taking names now he's one of the most powerful

00:59:36.980 people in the world oh he should be in prison for what he did to those babies senior officials from

00:59:42.420 the biden administration pressured our teams for months to censor certain covet 19 content

00:59:48.260 This vaccine mandate was more detrimental to medical readiness

00:59:52.000 than the 20-year war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

00:59:54.980 Three heart attacks and a stroke.

00:59:57.360 Liars, cheats and crooks, change the rules and you burn the books.

01:00:01.520 And so I don't believe a single word you say.

01:00:06.480 You're all liars, fakes and cons.

01:00:09.100 Watch out and we want you gone.

01:00:11.580 So don't believe this time you'll get away.

01:00:15.220 whoa plague of corruption so here's the website you can actually go to a an online preview

01:00:25.980 it's all on the website here amigostudios.com november the 16th it's a sunday eight o'clock

01:00:32.580 eastern and there's going to be an after party i online after party with filmmakers

01:00:36.940 yeah i may just do that that would definitely be cool because this looks interesting and there's

01:00:46.480 more and more films coming out like that all we have to do is get people to see them sit down and

01:00:55.600 watch them we're on our way after that because once they figure that out then everything else

01:01:04.380 kind of falls into place that's it for tonight you guys i love you all i appreciate i appreciate

01:01:10.000 you all back on monday night at eight o'clock for all access we got a special david ike from 2001

01:01:17.300 he's you know it's interesting because i got into a conversation with our friend jamie sellay today

01:01:21.860 and we hadn't talked in a while and so we were talking about this thing that we're both going

01:01:28.240 to be attending next week virtually and it runs very deep you know how i'm always asking why why

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01:01:40.760 the puppeteers and she does the same thing and so

01:01:45.720 there's a few people in the country who've got some answers

01:01:52.780 and that got me thinking yeah we should go a little bit deeper tonight in the extension so

01:02:00.020 i i found this great old film from 2001 all about david ike he talks about everything now you can

01:02:07.580 believe him or not but a lot of what he says certainly makes sense and that's coming up in

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The Shadoe Davis Show - October 25, 2025

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