The Shadoe Davis Show - October 29, 2025


Oct. 28th⧸2025- Guest John Carpay President JCCF-Human Rights, Free Speech, Canada


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00:04:30.000 hello everybody welcome to shadow at night for tuesday october the 28th 2025 i just got off one
00:04:47.340 of the most amazing zoom calls that i have ever been on lots to digest i'm going to tell you a
00:04:56.200 bit more about it in the extension tonight on shadow davis.com and also hmm how do i explain
00:05:03.820 this you guys have heard of satanists right it's like a recognized religion somehow well
00:05:11.160 there's a guy out there who left satanism a few years ago but was privy to all of their secrets
00:05:18.480 and their plans he's since become a christian and we're gonna play a snip of something he said on a
00:05:27.120 podcast in south africa a little bit later on in the show and then we've got an entire thing with
00:05:32.960 him on the extension tonight and i've got a message into him to get him on the show because he
00:05:39.440 i'm telling you some of the things he said
00:05:41.440 makes a whole hell of a lot of sense john carpe president of the justice center for constitutional
00:05:50.860 freedoms joins the show tonight we're going to talk human rights we're going to talk about cash
00:05:55.400 money possibly fading away and more in just a couple of minutes the shadow at night live stream
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00:07:33.920 hello john how are you thanks for coming on tonight yeah glad to be with you shadow and
00:07:39.120 all of your viewers and listeners yeah it's it's great to have you on and i i want to talk about
00:07:44.320 human rights obviously because i know that you guys are pursuing a couple of cases that involve
00:07:49.040 that right now and it seems to me the bastardization of the codes in many different
00:07:54.400 provinces and how they're using them against people as opposed to how they were originally
00:07:58.960 intended to be used at least that's my surmise but i want to talk about because the top of your
00:08:04.280 web page here jccf.ca the attack on cash through bill c2 it's a video that you did it's up on
00:08:12.740 youtube now i think it's into the hundreds of thousands of views uh it's my understanding that
00:08:17.980 bill c2 right now has been split into two parts c2 still alive they haven't gotten rid of it yet
00:08:25.120 but it doesn't look like they're going to be able to pass that
00:08:28.640 unless you know something I don't.
00:08:31.180 Well, our fate is in the hands of the block.
00:08:35.880 The NDP has expressed opposition to Bill C-2,
00:08:41.460 which, as you mentioned, it does make it illegal to use cash.
00:08:45.220 It amounts greater than $10,000.
00:08:47.560 And a lot of people quite reasonably say, well, what's the big deal?
00:08:50.840 you know, how often are you using $10,000 cash to donate to a charity or to pay an invoice?
00:08:57.260 But the reality is that in a free country, if you and I have a business deal and if we want to use
00:09:04.780 cash, that's our right as citizens. And unless we're doing something illegal, the government
00:09:10.140 has no business telling us that we have to do it by credit card or check or e-transfer. So that
00:09:18.080 limit by the way once that's accepted next thing you know it's going to be 5 000 maximum cash you
00:09:23.760 can use and then 1 000 and then maybe you can still use 100 for garage sale and when that gets
00:09:30.560 scrapped you'll have central bank digital currency and government will control all the money because
00:09:35.600 money will be consisting of uh numbers on a computer only yeah you know there's a lot of
00:09:42.620 people that are saying this is and i'm one of them that are saying this is just a precursor to the
00:09:46.520 digital IDs, they're imposing mandatory imposition in the UK. As well as locking up people who make
00:09:55.500 intemperate comments about immigration. I'm sure in the United Kingdom, if you were an academic,
00:10:02.060 a professor, and you wrote a scholarly paper about immigration, you would probably be fine.
00:10:06.920 But if you're somebody that is upset about some immigrants, you know, they have a lot of problem
00:10:13.640 with rape gangs that are grooming girls and in some cases they're not prosecuted because the
00:10:20.380 police are terrified of being called racist. If you speak an intemperate language, you can get
00:10:26.140 arrested, jailed, or you just get a knock on the door from police warning you that you better cool
00:10:32.560 it with your social media expression. Yeah, we've seen a lot of videos of people being visited in
00:10:41.200 the middle of the night for something they said on facebook or x or instagram and they actually
00:10:46.500 get hauled away to jail in the uk do you see this happening in canada if they continue down this
00:10:53.900 path yeah if we if we pass bills c2 c8 c9 and if we on top of that if we reintroduce the online
00:11:02.440 harms act which thankfully died just before the it was died on the order paper when we went to our
00:11:09.540 election in April of 2025. So it died. But if the Online Harms Act, which is the most savage
00:11:17.760 and aggressive attack on free expression in Canadian history, if that's brought back and
00:11:23.160 passed into law, the last time around the bloc was supporting it along with the Liberals. So
00:11:28.400 that's pretty scary. And then bills C2, C8, C9, and add on the Online Streaming Act that was passed
00:11:35.860 two years ago those five things together will turn us into the united kingdom and you're going
00:11:41.280 to see a lot of canadians arrested over what they say did you uh you know because i found this to be
00:11:48.140 alarming when they passed the online streaming act and all of a sudden you couldn't share any
00:11:53.520 news or any links to news coverage on facebook or instagram anymore i thought oh my god people
00:11:59.100 they're going to they're going to rebel but they didn't they just sat there and went oh well
00:12:05.780 what are you going to do did that surprise you well when i saw how so many canadians
00:12:11.340 cheerfully sometimes enthusiastically gave up their their basic human rights and their
00:12:16.900 constitutional freedoms when lockdowns were imposed uh when governments pressured us to get injected
00:12:23.160 with a substance for which there is no long-term safety data.
00:12:27.880 Contrary to the principles of the Nuremberg Code,
00:12:31.000 which emerged in the aftermath of the Second World War
00:12:34.660 when the Nazis had inflicted medical experiments
00:12:38.260 on unwilling participants,
00:12:40.420 the Nuremberg Code says there must be fully informed consent
00:12:45.920 and fully voluntary consent to medical treatment.
00:12:49.760 So I have these massive violations of the Nuremberg Code
00:12:52.120 right here in canada and people are applauding it and uh so now on the bright side uh you mentioned
00:12:59.640 that bill c2 has been split into different parts and that is a direct result of so many canadians
00:13:05.720 contacting their member parliament saying bill c2 violates freedom it violates privacy it's a big
00:13:13.000 step towards turning canada into a police state and the mps got so much pushback that the government
00:13:19.160 took out more palatable part of it about our immigration, refugees, our borders, put that into
00:13:26.300 a separate bill, Bill C-12, which may very well get the support of the conservatives. They can get
00:13:31.920 that through to please President Trump. So we've got our, you know, different immigration or refugee
00:13:38.460 policies. And then the rest of Bill C-2, they have said they still want to pass it, but it's pretty
00:13:44.940 clear they've put it on the back burner because they know that if they try to have Bill C-2
00:13:50.320 passed in its current form, it might not get through. John, of all the rights we have
00:13:56.500 through the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, in your opinion, what is the most important of them?
00:14:05.260 And I know it's a tough question. It's like saying, what's your favorite breakfast cereal?
00:14:09.880 because there's many of them and it's difficult to, you know, discern which one may be the most
00:14:16.120 important. In my opinion, it's the freedom of speech. If they shut us up, then everything else
00:14:20.880 goes away. But that's only my take. What's yours? If the government took away every single right and
00:14:28.500 freedom that you have, but left you with your freedom of expression intact, you could use your
00:14:34.100 freedom of expression to collaborate with others, to get your message out, to organize, and you
00:14:40.180 could use your freedom of expression to win back all the other rights and freedoms that you've lost.
00:14:45.300 If you get rid of your freedom of expression, then you're no longer even in a position to
00:14:50.280 defend yourself against the gradual removal of other rights and freedoms. So it's on a philosophical
00:14:57.080 level, it might not be the most important, but on a practical level of how do we preserve the free
00:15:01.860 society, the freedom of expression is probably the most important freedom.
00:15:07.440 In the past, I know there have been some hate speech cases in this country. The one that comes
00:15:14.120 to my mind first would be Erst Zundel back in, I think it was the 80s and the 90s. Are there any
00:15:20.520 others that stand out to you in terms of the government saying you can't say that and we're
00:15:25.240 going to put you in jail for doing so? Well, the Supreme Court, the Zundel decision was very good.
00:15:31.860 And the Supreme Court, one of the passages that I just love, Chief Justice Beverly McLaughlin said that majority opinion has no need for constitutional protection because it is tolerated in any event.
00:15:48.020 But the reason we have freedom of expression is to protect the peaceful expression of opinions that the majority views as false or wrong or damaging, destructive, toxic.
00:16:01.640 And so the whole point of constitutional freedoms, it's the same with religion.
00:16:05.220 You know, if you're part of this, you know, non-church going kind of believing God, but, you know, whatever, right?
00:16:12.380 If that's kind of your religious perspective, you don't need constitutional protection for that.
00:16:18.620 You need constitutional protection if you belong to an unpopular religion so that you have the right to stand on a street corner and hold up a sign or, you know, proclaim your faith to people who might not be interested, etc.
00:16:31.340 So what the Supreme Court has done since Zundel is they have slowly moved away from that. They haven't formally repudiated it. A lawyer can still go into court and rely on Zundel as authority for the proposition that freedom of expression in the Charter is there to protect views that the majority considers to be wrong or false.
00:16:55.300 It's still on the books, but a more recent decision was in Watcott, where a social conservative activist was handing out flyers, denouncing gay sex and saying, you know, it could send you to hell.
00:17:08.100 It's bad for your health.
00:17:10.340 And flyers were obviously very offensive.
00:17:12.580 And the Supreme Court ruled against him at the end of the day and went so far as to conflate criticism of sexual behavior with an attack on people who are practicing that behavior, which is bizarre.
00:17:31.580 So that was a human rights tribunal case.
00:17:34.320 He was not charged with criminal hate speech.
00:17:35.980 He has been, though, the same guy, the Toronto Gay Pride Parade.
00:17:40.380 he and some buddies dressed up as green gay zombies if you can believe it and they handed
00:17:47.520 out flyers that were tucked into a package that looked like it might have a condom inside but
00:17:51.900 when you took it out it was a piece of paper and it had photographs of really awful diseases that
00:17:57.680 bill watcott says you can get from engaging in gay sex and it's been criminally charged and it's
00:18:04.700 been hanging over his head for years he was uh acquitted and then the crown appealed and now
00:18:10.300 a retrial has been ordered. This is about handing out, you know, pamphlets that were no doubt were
00:18:15.480 very offensive to some of the recipients or maybe to a lot of the recipients were very offended by
00:18:20.340 it. But it's a pamphlet. He didn't say that anybody should be put to death, you know, but
00:18:25.200 this is characterized as hate speech for a guy who is undiplomatic and very aggressively denounces
00:18:32.640 gay sex as being bad for your body and bad for your soul is being charged with hate speech.
00:18:39.280 That's where we're at in Canada today.
00:18:41.220 Yeah, it just seems to me that, you know, the term hate,
00:18:44.240 and I think we've talked about this before, is very subjective.
00:18:46.920 One man's hate is another man's I don't care.
00:18:49.400 And, you know, one of the things you said there was
00:18:53.340 if somebody says something that goes against the dogma, right,
00:18:57.920 the popular vision of what this thing is supposed to be,
00:19:01.980 if you say something that is completely contrary to that,
00:19:05.140 then you can be charged with hate speech?
00:19:06.820 Is that what the judge said?
00:19:08.920 So it's not quite as simple, but what's disconcerting about the hate speech provisions is that hate is an emotion and it is experienced subjectively by people.
00:19:20.620 So I don't really know if somebody else is hateful or not, right?
00:19:25.220 You'll see you get some Palestinian, pro-Palestinian protesters chanting from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.
00:19:32.780 Is it possible that that person hates Jews?
00:19:35.400 Yes, it is.
00:19:36.080 Do you really know if they hate Jews?
00:19:37.920 We don't know that.
00:19:38.920 In terms of any slogan, it's the subjective feeling of a subjective perception of the listener who decides whether something is hateful or not.
00:19:50.160 And so in this new one of the pieces.
00:19:52.040 But that's their problem though, isn't it?
00:19:53.560 It's that person's problem, how they take something that somebody says or writes down.
00:19:59.580 It's not something that an outsider, like a judge, can decide upon.
00:20:03.660 Well, the Supreme Court of Canada about 30 years ago came this close to striking down the criminal hate speech provisions as an unjustified violation of freedom of expression.
00:20:18.600 It was a narrow majority. It was a four to three ruling. And the Supreme Court, the majority said, yes, the criminal code prohibition on the willful promotion of hatred is a violation of free expression.
00:20:32.580 but uh we think it's justified for purposes of social harmony that you you cannot be willfully
00:20:39.560 promoting hatred against a group based on their sex race religion age social harmony is not within
00:20:46.920 their purview when it comes to a decision like that i mean in the charter of rights and freedoms
00:20:53.120 it gives us the right to expression freedom of expression right and you know this new uh trend
00:21:00.840 of of the left more than anybody else saying oh my god that's an attack that's an attack as you
00:21:06.780 pointed out earlier right it's not an attack it's something that i said my grandfather told me when
00:21:12.140 i was five years old and i came home crying from school because some bully was calling me fat
00:21:16.860 he said sticks and stones may break my bones son but names will never hurt me where did that go
00:21:23.240 it's uh you know a free society requires a thick skin and it requires some maturity
00:21:29.920 of amongst people and certainly what i've seen on campus uh as a lawyer i've taken on
00:21:37.540 many free speech cases on campus and it's this uh just notion that you're entitled to go through
00:21:44.640 life even on a university campus and and not hear things that you find disturbing and so
00:21:51.960 we've lost a lot of that maturity uh i'm 58 years old i grew up in the 1980s and i i have no
00:21:58.940 recollection of of cancel culture being there you know if somebody said something really horrible
00:22:04.340 uh there'd be a negative reaction from community members and it's oh what you're saying it's it's
00:22:09.940 terrible it's totally wrong you never to in my experience you didn't hear calls for that person
00:22:16.860 should be silenced they should be jailed they should be criminally prosecuted that was just
00:22:21.420 not part of it and we've really slid backwards uh away from the idea of a free society where
00:22:28.300 we recognize that debate and and free inquiry is the road to truth and in a free society
00:22:39.020 we as adults get to determine ourselves what is true or false what is hateful what is not hateful
00:22:44.760 in a tyranny in a repressive regime which is what we've been heading towards it's the government
00:22:51.280 decides on your behalf what is true or false what is hateful what is not hateful and the government
00:22:57.020 then goes out to punish people for spreading what the government views considers to be hate or
00:23:05.160 disinformation misinformation that's very scary whenever i hear about politicians uh you know
00:23:10.940 say well we got to ban disinformation on the internet well yes except determines what that
00:23:18.040 Who determines what is disinformation, right?
00:23:20.800 You know, there's a lot of evidence coming out now suggesting that this vaccine is not,
00:23:25.840 the vaccine that was imposed on Canadians four years ago is neither safe nor effective.
00:23:31.360 There's lots of evidence.
00:23:32.900 But, and even there, that should be subject to debate.
00:23:36.100 You know, the government should not be making a declaration as to what the truth is.
00:23:39.360 It's something we should all debate amongst ourselves.
00:23:41.900 Exactly.
00:23:42.380 The Truth Commission, I think, or the Commission of Truth in the book 1984.
00:23:47.500 for it you mentioned campuses uh from the web page here jccf.ca mount allison university issued
00:23:53.900 legal warning after barring christian from delivering food on campus how does that even
00:24:01.840 happen did a guy go out there and say jesus is the way and next thing you know he can't come back
00:24:06.840 and deliver any more food like what what's that's that's it that's it that's it in a nutshell pretty
00:24:11.620 much uh this this fellow his name is uh somesh vias and he grew up in india and he throughout
00:24:18.660 his life was very intrigued by the west and our freedom of expression and had always been
00:24:24.680 interested in philosophy and debate uh came to canada about uh 10 years ago at some point had
00:24:31.480 a conversion experience became a christian uh believes that he's commanded by god to peacefully
00:24:37.240 spread the Christian faith was engaging students in conversation on campus. He might stand on a
00:24:43.640 sidewalk with a sign and try to engage passersby in conversation. One of his jobs, and he's worked
00:24:51.040 as a cook and also trading in the financial markets, he has done the DoorDash or food
00:24:59.460 delivery as a way of earning money. And so he got a letter from the university saying that
00:25:07.220 unless you agree to shut up and not engage students in conversation, you can't deliver
00:25:13.580 food on campus. So they're going after his livelihood, in addition to a completely illegal
00:25:19.660 trespass notice that he's not allowed to express his views on campus. This is somebody, you know,
00:25:26.300 look, if somebody is setting cars on fire or smashing shop windows or, you know, doing a loud
00:25:32.260 demonstration at 2 a.m., there's all kinds of laws that can take care of real problems, right? But
00:25:38.540 this is, and I've been seeing this for 20 years, taxpayer-funded university that is censoring
00:25:44.240 speech on campus. Yeah. Was he being aggressive with any students or was he just engaging in
00:25:49.880 conversation as they passed by him? Not that it should happen. Just engaging. Well, you know,
00:25:56.420 if you're... No worse than somebody trying to sell you something in a mall, really, you know,
00:26:01.460 from one of those kiosks in the middle of an aisle.
00:26:04.880 And if that person that's trying to sell you something or,
00:26:07.720 or preach their religion,
00:26:08.840 if they're following you and repeatedly trying to engage you in conversation
00:26:14.660 that you don't want to have, there are legal remedies for that.
00:26:17.560 You can call the police and say that there's harassment.
00:26:20.260 And so there's laws on the books to take care of that.
00:26:23.200 Like obnoxious behavior is when it goes too far,
00:26:27.900 obnoxious behavior is illegal and there are legal remedies to address it so the university has not
00:26:33.900 uh filed any complaints with the police about any kind of misconduct so it's uh it's the message
00:26:40.760 that uh it's not a popular message on campus and that should be irrelevant right whether whether
00:26:46.940 it's a you know popular oh we gotta you know mankind controls the weather and we gotta save
00:26:52.260 ourselves from the climate holocaust which would be probably agreed with by by many people or
00:26:58.060 whether it's an unpopular message uh like a an evangelical christian it shouldn't matter whether
00:27:04.980 it's popular or unpopular is there a war on christianity in your opinion it certainly looks
00:27:13.060 that way you know this bill c9 one of the bad ones before parliament right now the combating
00:27:19.220 hate act when justice minister sean fraser introduced that piece of legislation he said
00:27:24.300 it was in response to rising anti-semitism islamophobia transphobia and homophobia and he
00:27:32.260 said nothing about the dozens of churches that have been burned to the ground by arsonists
00:27:37.340 not a peep said no and that's that that's very telling uh you know unfortunately uh synagogues
00:27:45.940 have been vandalized, perhaps mosques also, I don't know. I don't know if dozens of synagogues
00:27:53.960 or dozens of mosques or Hindu temples, Sikh temples have been burned to the ground. And yet
00:27:59.720 we've had Christian churches in Canada burned to the ground. And the minister says nothing about
00:28:04.420 this when he's introducing a piece of legislation. He talks only about anti-Semitism, Islamophobia,
00:28:11.660 homophobia and transphobia it doesn't talk about anything else you know jamil giovanni one of the
00:28:16.940 conservative mps i think he's from uh riding just east of toronto i can't remember the name of the
00:28:22.920 writing but he was talking about a war on christianity in the house of commons a couple
00:28:27.660 of weeks ago i played a clip a couple of nights ago of it and he was suggesting that he brought
00:28:32.540 that up the church is being burned to the ground the dozens of them and the response he got from
00:28:37.120 the liberal side was laughter detraction jeering booing cackling clapping even and when you get
00:28:48.260 that kind of a response by saying christian churches are being burned to the ground there's
00:28:55.220 something going on people need to be vigilant i mean with with the justice center you know we
00:29:03.480 We defend all Canadians, and I tend to not look at illusionary politics.
00:29:10.400 But I have to agree with your point.
00:29:13.220 I mean, it's very telling when the Justice Minister doesn't mention churches being burned to the ground
00:29:19.440 and mentions only anti-Semitism and Islamophobia.
00:29:23.400 That is not good.
00:29:27.080 No, I agree.
00:29:27.960 Speaking of faith-based objection, and you mentioned the vaccines a few minutes ago, Ontario Human Rights Tribunal urged to reconsider ruling that dismissed students' faith-based objection to COVID vaccine mandate.
00:29:42.760 What was their rationale behind that?
00:29:45.920 Well, a big part of it is not looking at the evidence that was presented.
00:29:52.160 And I've outlined many examples in my book, Corrupted by Fear.
00:29:57.460 where the judiciary does not seriously look at the evidence that was presented before the court
00:30:05.700 and base its decision on that evidence, but rather they write the media narrative
00:30:11.280 into their court judgments, or in other cases, the judge will set out what the government's
00:30:19.240 evidence was and what the evidence was of the Canadian citizens going to court over the
00:30:26.540 violation of their charter freedoms he explains the evidence on both sides and says the government's
00:30:32.300 evidence was better stronger more persuasive so i'm going to rule in favor of the government
00:30:36.180 but never explains why or how or on what basis the uh the government's evidence is deemed better
00:30:43.620 by the judge uh we had one judge in ontario went so far at renee pomerantz she's on the
00:30:49.340 ontario court of appeal now she said proudly she said there are many disputes in this case before
00:30:56.120 me, is COVID really extremely deadly or is it more like a bad annual flu? Are lockdowns actually
00:31:03.560 effective or not so much? Are lockdowns doing more good than harm? But she says, I am neither
00:31:10.380 equipped nor inclined to resolve scientific controversies regarding COVID-19. And then she
00:31:15.880 goes on to rule in favor of the Ontario government. After having said she's neither equipped nor
00:31:20.940 inclined to determine scientific controversies, she rules in favor of the government. So,
00:31:26.120 that is the state of the judiciary and that same mentality has crept into the the human rights
00:31:31.000 tribunals as well i think you mentioned a few weeks ago on this show that you've seen that
00:31:35.920 particular judge rule in decisions like that dozens of times in the past well actually the
00:31:43.560 irony is the same judge okay if uh if a lawyer had said in 2019 that this judge is neither equipped
00:31:51.420 nor inclined to resolve scientific controversies, that lawyer would probably have received a
00:31:56.580 threatening letter from the law society for publicly attacking the credibility of a judge.
00:32:04.720 And judges are called upon all the time in medical malpractice cases, in criminal cases,
00:32:11.020 in a construction case where a building collapsed. They always have to resolve scientific controversies
00:32:16.640 about what caused the building's collapse
00:32:18.500 or whether the doctor was negligent or not
00:32:21.900 or a piece of evidence in a criminal case,
00:32:24.660 whether the evidence is reliable or not.
00:32:28.020 Judges are continually resolving scientific controversies
00:32:31.220 as part of their job.
00:32:33.000 And yet this judge who has no problem
00:32:38.460 making decisions about science in other cases,
00:32:41.980 when it's a violation of our fundamental rights and freedoms,
00:32:44.740 She says, oh, I'm neither equipped nor inclined to resolve scientific controversies about COVID-19.
00:32:50.440 Sounds like giving reverence to the government.
00:32:53.640 And I know that judges do that as kind of a practice.
00:32:57.400 So there's more of an onus on the complainant, right?
00:33:01.220 I mean, when you go to court against the government, you really have to come packing.
00:33:07.480 Depends on the issue, though, because we had a ruling in Alberta a few months ago
00:33:12.380 where uh the premier daniel smith had announced i think it was back in january that the government
00:33:17.760 would be uh protecting children and adolescents from transgender ideology and that uh children
00:33:26.520 under the age of 16 would not be getting puberty blockers and opposite sex hormones that could
00:33:30.780 render them permanently infertile and and forever unable to become mothers and fathers and that
00:33:39.760 parents had to be notified if the child if the boy was going to start using a girl's name wearing
00:33:45.540 girls clothing girls sports teams etc parent would have to be notified of their own child
00:33:52.820 taking steps on this journey towards a futile quest of trying to become the opposite sex
00:33:58.760 and so very sensible policy in line with what other governments are doing all around the world
00:34:06.000 They're backing away from this transgender rage and or trend, I mean to say.
00:34:12.680 And so there was a gay rights group, EGAL, took the government's policies to court and they very quickly got an interim injunction where the judge agreed with her argument that somehow children have a charter right to keep their own parents in the dark, which is ridiculous.
00:34:31.400 We don't allow children to vote.
00:34:32.900 You can't get a tattoo under the age of 18 without parental consent.
00:34:36.680 Parents need to sign permission just for a school field trip to the zoo.
00:34:41.140 And yet somehow it's okay to keep parents in the dark about what's happening with their own child at school under the influence of God knows who, whatever transgender political activist is getting access to the kids.
00:34:55.040 and so um so judges are sometimes they're too deferential to government certainly during
00:35:02.100 covid and vaccine passports and that uh but other times depending on the case before them judges are
00:35:08.020 decidedly not deferential to governments you know what every time you're on there's so many
00:35:13.400 offshoot questions that i want to interrupt you and ask you about and and i just i don't want to
00:35:18.280 interrupt you because you're you're on a roll yourself but what goes into john what goes into
00:35:22.500 a judge's decision are they allowed to ask other people what they think like honey this is a tough
00:35:27.220 one can you help me out with this or are they like sequestered and they have to come up with
00:35:32.540 the ruling on their own well the the ruling is supposed to be based only on evidence that was
00:35:38.540 placed before the court and i think in the past and and probably still today if it's a murder trial
00:35:44.100 you know the judge will tell the jury you you shouldn't listen to media in the first place
00:35:49.340 in regards to this, you know, criminal trial.
00:35:52.800 But if you do, you have to completely disregard it
00:35:55.180 and you have to look only at the evidence
00:35:56.540 that was placed before the court.
00:35:57.960 And I would venture a guess
00:35:59.760 that when it comes to murder trials,
00:36:01.580 I think judges are probably doing their job,
00:36:05.300 you know, close to 100%.
00:36:06.620 But with the, when our charter freedoms
00:36:09.780 were violated by lockdowns
00:36:12.220 and the government's admitted in court
00:36:13.860 that the charter freedoms were violated,
00:36:15.500 they never denied that.
00:36:17.020 You have this judge in Manitoba
00:36:18.600 in the Gateway case, he wrote into his court ruling that COVID is the worst pandemic in a
00:36:25.140 century and that it's unprecedented. And both assertions are false. They're not supported by
00:36:31.200 evidence before the court. COVID was not unprecedented. We had the much, much worse
00:36:35.760 Spanish flu of 1918. And even the Asian flu of 1957 and the Hong Kong flu of 1968 were more
00:36:43.200 deadly than covid so for the judge to write into his court ruling covid was was uh it's the
00:36:49.720 deadliest pandemic in a century uh is simply false but he's he's going off of the media
00:36:55.320 whereas the approach he should be taking is the same one that he would take in a murder trial
00:37:00.660 and you look only at the evidence before the court yeah you know there's a lot of people who
00:37:05.420 think that our justice system is is kind of teetering on the brink of corruption here and
00:37:09.960 I know you probably won't comment on that.
00:37:11.580 Ideological corruption.
00:37:13.140 Yeah, exactly.
00:37:14.660 This is the last one I want to cover with you tonight, John, from the website again.
00:37:18.060 Two Grimsby residents fight a $75,000 human rights claim filed by town councillor over a Facebook page.
00:37:27.160 We've been seeing a lot more of this lately where politicians are filing human rights claims
00:37:32.580 or they're just suing outright people who make a joke about them on social media.
00:37:39.960 Is that what this is?
00:37:41.700 There's a sitting councillor in Grimsby, Ontario.
00:37:45.720 Her name is Jennifer Corstania.
00:37:48.380 And her political opponent in the election three years ago in 2022
00:37:53.060 is a fellow named Duncan Story.
00:37:55.140 Duncan Story started up a Facebook page called the Grimsby Independent News.
00:38:00.700 And some people made some critical,
00:38:03.980 members of the public made critical comments about Jennifer Corstania.
00:38:07.900 somebody called her a witch
00:38:09.960 but
00:38:11.920 the
00:38:12.840 and then there's another individual who's not even involved
00:38:16.200 in the Facebook page, his name is David
00:38:18.040 Sharp and so she has
00:38:20.040 filed a human rights complaint against
00:38:22.000 these two individuals
00:38:23.580 coincidentally or
00:38:26.080 not coincidentally just as
00:38:28.040 we're heading into 2026 when the next
00:38:30.100 election will take place
00:38:31.160 and it's ridiculous on so
00:38:34.080 many levels, first of all the Ontario human rights
00:38:36.180 legislation doesn't apply to speech
00:38:37.840 it applies to services a Facebook page is not really a service that you know it's not like a
00:38:44.220 dry cleaning business or a restaurant that's you know told some black guy or some woman that that
00:38:50.020 they don't want to serve her and the the idea that she's discriminated against because she's a woman
00:38:57.140 also doesn't hold water but that shouldn't even be an issue it's the human rights code doesn't
00:39:02.580 uh in ontario does not apply to speech unfortunately in the four western provinces it does apply to
00:39:08.660 speech so we have worse uh legislation in uh bc alberta manitoba saskatchewan it applies to speech
00:39:17.180 so and i guess manitoba just put put one in a few months ago that says if you're found to be
00:39:23.280 intentionally misgendering somebody you can be held liable for that like fines of twenty thousand
00:39:28.720 dollars jail time even so if i walk into a tim hortons it's so totalitarian it is dude you're
00:39:37.000 you're not a woman i mean i appreciate that you think you are but don't expect me to call you her
00:39:42.780 or she or whatever it is i could be hit with a human rights complaint and a huge monetary
00:39:49.240 penalty on top of that that's crazy people have to contact their mla regardless of whether your
00:39:57.900 MLA is NDP or conservative or something else and object to it because most politicians are
00:40:05.840 followers, not leaders. And I venture a guess most Manitobans don't like the idea of facing a
00:40:14.080 $20,000 fine for misgendering somebody. But it's a symptom, not the cause. It's a symptom of the
00:40:21.620 cultural decline. We have not been teaching our kids or grandkids the last, we don't teach them
00:40:28.680 history. If somebody doesn't understand history, you can persuade them of anything. They don't
00:40:34.700 understand our heritage. They don't understand why the free society is superior to the Nazis,
00:40:42.060 the communists, the theocrats, the, you know, whatever, right? The exterior coding doesn't
00:40:46.180 matter. Students don't know why a lot of younger people and older people, they don't really believe
00:40:53.600 that a free society is better than a repressive regime. They will start believing it once their
00:41:00.220 own ox gets gored and it hits home. But ideally, you want to be in a place where people just
00:41:07.820 understand the concept that a free society is better than tyranny, even if they might not be
00:41:12.760 personally affected by the tyrannical laws john thank you for joining the show again tonight
00:41:20.680 appreciate you taking the time and we'll have you back again uh one day very very soon thanks again
00:41:25.560 have a great rest of the night you too there is john carpe president
00:41:29.400 of the justice center for constitutional freedoms we're coming right back
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00:42:47.780 kind of horrifying actually as we've covered MAID in the past, medical assisted in dying here in
00:42:53.100 Canada. According to a recent publication in the Journal of Death and Dying, Health Canada has
00:42:58.840 unveiled a plan for savings that is as brutal as it is unprecedented, as detailed by Kelsey
00:43:06.340 Sheeran, who, by the way, was in a press conference on the Hill today. The analysis reveals that from
00:43:11.160 2027 to 2047, the government is projected to save a staggering $1.273 trillion, which is about the
00:43:20.240 amount of our current debt not through innovation or improved health care but through death more
00:43:28.060 than 14 million Canadians according to the data will be culled by medical assistance in dying
00:43:34.860 here is Kelsey Senator Pamela Wallen is hosting a backdoor closed meeting with the pro-death cult
00:43:42.780 dying with dignity she's helping them lobby to convince more MPs that they should vote
00:43:47.500 to kill more of the vulnerable, disabled Canadians, starting in 2027.
00:43:52.440 See, we're told this is compassion, and we're told it's choice.
00:43:56.120 But when somebody is drowning in trauma and desperation, that's not a choice.
00:44:01.100 That's coercion wearing a polite face.
00:44:03.920 I've spoken with veterans who have reached out for help and asked for therapy,
00:44:07.860 for hope, for treatment, and what they got instead was an offer to end their life.
00:44:12.380 I've spoken to more veterans now, and the whistleblowers just keep coming.
00:44:18.520 This is not one or two.
00:44:20.600 This is well-documented over 20 and growing by the day.
00:44:24.060 I know this because I report on it daily, and people seem to trust me with their stories.
00:44:29.660 Imagine how deep that hopelessness must go.
00:44:32.800 When your own country looks at you and decides that death is the very best it can offer.
00:44:38.280 This isn't hypothetical anymore.
00:44:40.160 This isn't some dystopian book.
00:44:41.760 This is the reality in Canada, and it's happening,
00:44:44.160 and it's not just happening to veterans.
00:44:46.600 People with disabilities like myself and others,
00:44:49.160 with chronic pain, with depression, bad breakups, loss, poverty,
00:44:54.880 they're all being told the same thing.
00:44:58.020 Kelsey, by the way, is a former combat soldier
00:45:02.460 with the Canadian Armed Forces.
00:45:05.600 So that ad, that Reagan anti-tariff ad
00:45:09.680 that Doug Ford put out in the United States last week,
00:45:13.440 and Trump said, oh, no, no, no, you don't.
00:45:16.100 Oh, no, no, no.
00:45:17.420 No more trade negotiations with you.
00:45:19.960 And then Ford said, okay, I'll take the ad off,
00:45:22.420 but not until Monday.
00:45:24.480 And Trump said, well, that's playing dirty.
00:45:26.000 Remember, I played you the video last night.
00:45:27.500 He said, that's playing dirty.
00:45:29.060 And so we're gonna add 10% on top of all the tariffs
00:45:32.080 we're currently charging you on.
00:45:33.580 did mark carney know about this ad he's mum on it carney mum according to the cbc
00:45:45.760 on whether he saw ontario's anti-tariff ad beforehand prime minister's office says there
00:45:51.200 will be no further comment on the ontario government ad that derailed u.s trade talks
00:45:57.940 Mark Carney currently on a nine-day visit over in the Far East.
00:46:03.340 Here's a little video of Carney talking about it,
00:46:06.280 and then you'll see Doug Ford telling you what you probably already know.
00:46:12.480 Says he's cancelled these trade talks because he's upset about the Ontario government ad.
00:46:17.800 We've heard from the Business Council of Canada and even some of President Trump's own advisors
00:46:22.540 who suggest the frustration with Canada runs deeper.
00:46:26.440 So is this about the ads or is this about something else?
00:46:30.320 I would suggest you take the President at his word for his reason.
00:46:34.380 The Prime Minister was explicit today in saying that it was the ad that derailed negotiations which were moving ahead.
00:46:41.340 With that in mind, why don't you feel you owe Ontarians an apology?
00:46:45.120 For sticking up for Ontarians?
00:46:46.940 Well, let's talk about a so-called imminent deal.
00:46:50.700 I've been hearing this for month after month after month.
00:46:53.340 And if there was, there was no mention about Ottawa.
00:46:56.060 How are relations with the Prime Minister?
00:46:58.040 Are things strained now because of what's happened?
00:47:00.280 No, not at all.
00:47:00.720 He saw the ad before I put it out.
00:47:02.260 So did his chief of staff.
00:47:03.860 They both saw it, and we moved forward on it.
00:47:07.600 But again, we achieved our goal.
00:47:10.020 You know, as we say, mission accomplished.
00:47:11.700 It was done.
00:47:14.060 He and his chief of staff saw the ad before we put it out.
00:47:18.780 They knew.
00:47:22.880 Did they say, maybe you shouldn't do that?
00:47:25.860 Maybe you should rethink this?
00:47:27.360 Or were they saying, yeah, yeah, man, go ahead.
00:47:29.280 That's great. Awesome.
00:47:30.700 That will really shake things up.
00:47:33.720 Who knows?
00:47:35.440 These people are either very smart or very dumb.
00:47:40.360 I think very dumb in Doug Ford's case.
00:47:43.220 I think pretty smart in Mark Carney's case,
00:47:45.860 but he's demented thinking that he and his buddies can control the world.
00:47:51.440 or then again, maybe they can't.
00:47:54.000 If we can't wake enough people up
00:47:55.740 and start to have them stand up and fight back,
00:48:00.400 and I'm not talking about with pointed sticks,
00:48:02.880 torches, and rotten fruit.
00:48:04.860 I'm talking about with words
00:48:06.740 and by saying we will not comply.
00:48:12.040 Digital ID is coming.
00:48:14.580 It's a thing that if people just buy right into that,
00:48:20.220 that's the end game.
00:48:21.440 That's what they need.
00:48:22.600 They need our consent.
00:48:25.440 If we give it to them, we're done for.
00:48:29.440 We're China.
00:48:31.380 Welcome to the social credit score.
00:48:33.720 And that's something I've been saying for quite some time now,
00:48:36.040 and I think maybe it's time for everybody who's watching this right now
00:48:40.200 to speak up to their closest friends and family members and say,
00:48:44.580 look, you guys, you know what?
00:48:45.840 You can't sign on to this.
00:48:47.580 You can't.
00:48:48.140 I don't care what they threaten you with.
00:48:50.060 like here starmer in the uk says it will be mandatory if you want to work in the uk you
00:48:56.680 will have to get a digital id now you know they're going to stand up and say no they already are
00:49:03.000 it's not going to be imposed until 2029 very close to 2030 interesting but you know that
00:49:10.440 the brits are going to fight back on that what about us we did it once i think we can do it again
00:49:18.760 okay so this was in i politics this morning mps to vote on conservative bid to order senior
00:49:25.900 prime minister's office staff brookfield executives to appear before committee studying
00:49:31.500 conflict of interest laws they had that vote this afternoon and here's conservative mp ned
00:49:38.180 couric with the announcement hey folks breaking news a motion just passed in the house the ceo
00:49:44.880 of Brookfield Properties and Mark, Prime Minister Mark Carney's chief of staff will have to testify
00:49:50.840 in front of the ethics committee. Well he seems pretty happy about that. The Alberta teacher
00:49:59.980 strike is pretty much over. Strike by 51,000 teachers in its fourth week. The province's
00:50:07.360 UCP government claims it's already caused irreparable harm to students and that's why
00:50:12.180 Danielle Smith's government tabled back-to-work legislation last night, forcing teachers to return to the classroom this coming Wednesday.
00:50:21.260 I assume that's tomorrow and not next Wednesday.
00:50:23.640 The province and the Alberta Teachers Association have been deadlocked in a dispute over wages and classroom conditions.
00:50:29.520 Too many students in my class.
00:50:31.920 With the province's latest offer, including a 12% wage hike over four years and a promise to hire 3,000 more teachers,
00:50:39.100 which is what the teachers union wants but they're still not taking it and my friends they
00:50:44.440 have been negotiating this for what two years now under the bill that will go through readings
00:50:50.940 monday night last night the ata and its members would face hefty fines if they don't comply up
00:50:57.240 to five hundred dollars a day for individuals and a five hundred thousand dollar a day for the union
00:51:03.620 it would also impose a collective bargaining agreement previously put forward by the union
00:51:07.840 in the province, which rank-and-file teachers overwhelmingly rejected in a vote.
00:51:12.440 Now, apparently the ATA, the Alberta Teachers Association, is going to fight back on this one,
00:51:19.020 and that means that the Danielle Smith government may, in fact, have to invoke the notwithstanding
00:51:25.380 clause, which could take this a couple of extra days to happen.
00:51:30.240 In the meantime, they have been holding demonstrations all throughout the province,
00:51:35.920 And this was captured by Juno News late last week.
00:51:40.020 I'm not sure if this person is a teacher or a parent or both.
00:51:47.940 But watch.
00:51:49.220 They're fighting for public education for my children.
00:51:52.300 They deserve so much better than what they're getting right now.
00:51:55.340 They need smaller classes.
00:51:57.380 My kids are neurodivergent, so they deserve extra attention through their schooling.
00:52:02.080 And they're just not getting what they need.
00:52:03.820 So we're here fighting for that.
00:52:05.000 want to like hold up your sign and explain what it means yeah sure so um i grew up in the church
00:52:10.680 i'm no longer within the church and i found out that smith is still in the church so i contacted
00:52:16.280 my scary little friend and he said that he was willing to give her my seat instead so hopefully
00:52:21.560 she'll accept and they're just they're not okay wait a minute so she says her kids are neurodivergent
00:52:26.520 let me throw that up on the screen real fast here if i can let me well let me take this down first
00:52:32.620 And now I'll throw this up on the screen.
00:52:34.320 Neurodivergent.
00:52:34.900 I want to get back to that demon in just a second.
00:52:39.200 Neurodivergent, a non-medical term that describes people whose brains develop or work differently for some reason.
00:52:44.640 This means the person has different strengths and struggles from people whose brains develop or work more typically.
00:52:50.700 While some people who are neurodivergent have medical conditions,
00:52:54.120 it also happens to people where a medical condition or diagnosis hasn't been identified.
00:52:58.780 And you can bet that's probably the case.
00:53:01.800 in this case woman clearly in need of some help so we're here fighting for that
00:53:08.460 want to like hold up your sign and explain what it means like how is it that she has children
00:53:12.940 first of all that haven't been taken away by child and family services this is outrageous
00:53:18.500 if she's serious that is sure so um i grew up in the church i'm no longer within the church
00:53:24.320 and i found out that smith is still in the church so i contacted my scary little friend
00:53:29.720 and he said that he was willing to give her my seat so she she's talking about contacting her
00:53:35.240 scary little friend i would imagine that that's the devil hey smith the devil rang he said you
00:53:42.480 earned my seat my scary little friend and he said that he was willing to give her my seat instead so
00:53:51.520 hopefully she'll accept that and then she can go where she belongs she can go where she belongs
00:53:56.920 and i assume that she's talking about hell now if she's truly a satanist wouldn't that be something
00:54:05.740 that she would want really bad i don't understand satanists i don't quite get what they're after
00:54:13.180 anarchy probably nihilism destruction and all of that tonight in the extension on shadow davis.com
00:54:22.760 And we're going to, I've got a message into this guy, Rianne Swigelar.
00:54:28.600 He's a former Satanist.
00:54:30.180 He's seen the light now and he's a Christian.
00:54:33.820 But he was, he's from South Africa.
00:54:36.440 He was privy to a lot of information because apparently these Satanists, they do plans in nine-year blocks.
00:54:46.580 So he knows what's coming up until 2027.
00:54:49.860 and all this talk about one world religion that we've been having for quite some time
00:54:56.020 listen to what he has to say here
00:54:58.860 the office of an organization i saw the satanic agenda with my own eyes i was in meetings
00:55:07.100 discussing the satanic agenda with other satanic organizations around the world
00:55:12.180 so every nine years it gets updated so i'm just aware of the one that's being pushed now
00:55:18.940 up to 2027 i don't know what the geno is after that but what i've seen with my own eyes and
00:55:25.460 the the online conferences that i've been in with other satanic leaders this is what's going on at
00:55:31.420 the moment when i said i left when i left satanism um in may 2022 when i left satanism i said
00:55:41.660 and i have a recording of it i said that in 2025 people will be arrested on the street for praying
00:55:51.540 for other people people will be prosecuted for being christians in europe i said it because i
00:55:57.280 saw it on the agenda it wasn't a prophecy or that i saw the future it was because i knew what was
00:56:03.800 the agenda and people thought i was insane so i'm saying today that in 2027 there's going to be a
00:56:13.240 one world religion that will be the acceptable and the only religion around the world that will be
00:56:19.240 legal and it's not going to be christianity saying that the un is behind this and the satanic church
00:56:26.200 is behind this and they are bringing 20 leaders from every religion together to convene and to
00:56:32.360 say we're coming together but christianity will not be a part of it because those 20 leaders that
00:56:37.240 are together will not agree on well christians will be part of the summit every religion in
00:56:42.520 the world are not going to be a part of the one world religion no because they will not be able
00:56:46.760 to agree on what is really the gospel and what which version of the bible is the right one all
00:56:53.240 those the things they are fighting about at the moment is what's going to happen there and then
00:56:58.120 they're gonna say well you you are the most divided religion in the world you can we cannot
00:57:03.640 accept this as a so whichever religion and i have an idea because it's also not satanism
00:57:11.080 but i have idea which one it will be that that will say this is the religion and this is what
00:57:16.360 every leader in our religion agrees on is our dogma and our religion and our teachings and yeah
00:57:23.560 do you mind sharing which one you think it is it's islam
00:57:28.120 The guy's name is Rion Swagalar.
00:57:32.620 And like I said, I've got a message into him.
00:57:35.040 Something more in-depth with him coming up on the extension tonight.
00:57:40.820 And if he was right about people being arrested for praying on the streets,
00:57:46.400 which is happening in Europe now, is he right about it?
00:57:50.300 I mean, that seems clearly soon, two years from now,
00:57:54.440 for a one-world religion suddenly, doesn't it?
00:57:58.120 But then again, we talked earlier tonight about the war on Christianity, didn't we?
00:58:03.240 And that's been going on for quite some time.
00:58:06.200 Coming up next month, it's the annual AGM of the UCP in Alberta.
00:58:11.540 And some UCP members, according to the National Post, want to debate policies around Bitcoin,
00:58:18.500 mRNA vaccines, separation, and more.
00:58:22.420 the policies they want debated include a ban on pronouns in email signatures and unification of
00:58:29.200 Alberta Yukon and the Northwest Territories it's going to be interesting and also from what I
00:58:36.940 understand from certain insiders they're going to be holding Danielle Smith's feet to the fire
00:58:43.700 to start talking more about an independent Alberta without a united Canada that's what
00:58:51.940 she's been talking about for the past year year and a half she's been threatening a unity crisis
00:58:56.680 in canada but she hasn't really gone as far as independence completely and totally from canada
00:59:02.300 an independent alberta within a united canada whatever that means whatever that means this
00:59:10.000 is a bombshell out of the united states apparently those pardons that joe biden auto penned during
00:59:16.940 the last day of his presidency could be wiped out. They could be voided. This is from the Washington
00:59:23.860 Times. Void pardons. House says Biden used auto pen without proper authorization. A months-long
00:59:30.600 House investigation has concluded that President Biden was losing command of himself while at
00:59:35.640 office and was not personally involved in many of the pardons, commutations, and other executive
00:59:40.780 action signed by an auto pen. Here's what you need to know. Republican-led investigation
00:59:47.900 questions validity of Biden's executive actions. And then we've got the White House doctor and a
00:59:55.460 few others who are now taking the Fifth Amendment. That means they don't have to testify in front of
01:00:01.160 committee on the House. And these were people who were right up close to Joe Biden in the last few
01:00:08.960 months of his presidency. So what they're suggesting is that Biden was, in fact, of sound
01:00:16.120 mind. He knew about these pardons and he authorized the auto pen to sign them. But that's not what
01:00:21.280 they were saying about a year and a half ago. Remember? Remember the debate that they held
01:00:28.040 very early on in July, I think, of last year before the presidential election, well before
01:00:33.160 the presidential election biden and trump having that debate and then all the video that started
01:00:39.960 coming out around that time of biden just aimlessly wandering around well watch this
01:00:45.000 they had to admit that biden was compromised mentally that's why they kicked him out and
01:00:51.080 brought kamala harris in and now they're saying no he was competent you can't have it both ways
01:00:57.380 watch this elder care making sure that we continue to strengthen our health care system
01:01:02.740 making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person eligible for what i've been able
01:01:09.060 to do with the uh with the covet excuse me with um dealing with everything we have to do with uh
01:01:18.180 look if we finally beat medicare thank you president biden president trump
01:01:25.460 Well, he's right. He did beat Medicare. He beat it to death, and he's destroying Medicare
01:01:30.240 because all of these people are coming in. They're putting them on Medicare. They're putting
01:01:35.100 them on Social Security. They're going to destroy Social Security. This man is going
01:01:39.300 to single-handedly destroy Social Security. These millions and millions of people coming in.
01:01:44.360 What's happened? I've changed it in a way that now you're in a situation where there are 40%
01:01:49.760 fewer people coming across the border illegally. It's better than when he left office. And I'm
01:01:54.720 to continue to move until we get the total ban on the the the the total initiative relative
01:02:01.120 to what we're going to do with more border patrol and more asylum officers president trump i really
01:02:07.520 don't know what he said at the end of that sentence i don't think he knows what he said either look
01:02:24.720 georgia maloney had to go over and get him he was just gonna
01:02:31.120 that man was not competent he did not know that those pardons were going all those maybe the
01:02:46.400 hunter biden maybe a couple of them in a fleeting moment of clarity but i doubt that he had
01:02:54.120 knowledge of all. And he signed the most pardons of any president in history. So it's quite
01:02:58.880 possible that every single one of those pardons could be voided, which means they can go after
01:03:04.900 Fauci. Yeah. So there's going to be a big election in New York for mayor. And there's this Marxist
01:03:12.440 who's running for office, Mumdami, I think his name is. And Democrats almost always win in New
01:03:19.100 york city except for the exception of rudolph giuliani about 25 30 years ago he was america's
01:03:26.480 mayor remember 9 11 and all of that so now apparently it's a race between this mamdani guy
01:03:31.100 who's uh palestinian marxist seriously he's leading by like 30 points he's leading the
01:03:39.080 next closest which happens to be a democrat named andrew cuomo remember him
01:03:43.200 yeah uh cuomo was the governor of new york now he's running to be the mayor of new york city
01:03:53.940 and cuomo released i want you to watch this video this is made by ai by the way it's about
01:04:00.340 two minutes long it's a slam on mandami but i want you to watch this video and
01:04:05.840 ask yourself what it reminds you of mandami's opponents want you to believe he's an inexperienced
01:04:13.120 radical whose policies will make new york city more dangerous but what do his actual supporters
01:04:18.080 think mom donnie isn't crazy he's just trying to even the playing field you know give everyone a
01:04:23.440 fair shot sure he said multiple times we need to defund the police but that was just a metaphor
01:04:28.240 and yes he did say crime is a social construct but that was also a metaphor his main backer the
01:04:34.240 democratic socialist ideas are common sense such as decriminalizing misdemeanors like shoplifting
01:04:43.120 third-degree assault, trespassing, prostitution, and drunk driving.
01:04:54.300 With plans to decriminalize all drugs, Mamdani will be a job creator for drug dealers.
01:05:01.340 Instead of helping us homeless get off the streets and into the mental health facilities we need,
01:05:05.980 he wants to give us safe injection sites to do crack and let us sleep in subway carts.
01:05:11.500 These are actual policies Mom Donnie and the DSA want to implement on day one.
01:05:16.120 When a woman's being domestically abused, she finally won't have to deal with some pesky cop to arrest the abuser,
01:05:20.480 but now a social worker to help, you know, kumbaya the situation.
01:05:27.120 Breathe in, breathe out.
01:05:29.900 Mom Donnie is finally lowering jail sentences.
01:05:32.900 Guilty!
01:05:35.540 But Mom Donnie says you're free to go.
01:05:38.620 who cares if legalizing prostitution statistically leads to an increase for sex trafficking of women
01:05:44.720 and young girls by 70 you can't have safety without equality for unlawful abiding citizens
01:05:52.500 like us globalize the intifada i'm a criminal i'm a criminal i'm a criminal i'm a criminal
01:05:59.320 yep i'm a criminal for zoran for zoran mom dunny
01:06:08.620 I didn't have a real job until I was 30.
01:06:13.520 But sure, give me the keys to the city.
01:06:15.220 What's the worst that can happen?
01:06:17.860 Paid for by Cuomo for NYC.
01:06:23.660 Does that remind you of anything?
01:06:25.400 Does anything in that commercial look familiar to you?
01:06:27.960 Anything at all?
01:06:33.540 Marxists all follow a very rigid ideology.
01:06:38.620 That's it for the show tonight, you guys.
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