00:04:30.000hey everybody how you doing welcome to shadow at night this is thursday october the third
00:04:39.1002024 on the show tonight will we have an election in canada before christmas before the american
00:04:50.680election even i doubt it the american election is coming up in 32 31 or 32 days and there wouldn't
00:04:58.700be enough time for the campaign. The writ needs to drop and then within 28 days, an election needs
00:05:05.660to happen according to the laws of Canada when a government falls or when a snap election is
00:05:11.440called. That's just the rules according to electionscanada.ca. So doubtful there's going
00:05:16.940to be an election in Canada before the U.S. election, but it's possible that we could have
00:05:22.660one before Christmas based upon the fix that Justin Trudeau has put himself in. And we're
00:05:28.240going to have more on that within the first 20 minutes of the show tonight. Also, are the
00:05:32.840liberals responsible for the Jasper fire? You might be thinking, how is that even possible?
00:05:41.340Well, the conservatives have uncovered actual documents showing that the liberals ignored
00:05:47.820warnings to clean up the old dried wood in Jasper, which is a national park, by the way.
00:05:54.940So it's under federal responsibility. They ignored orders for seven years to clean up the old dried wood, lest it start a forest fire. They did not do it. And look what happened this past year. One of the jewels of Canada was completely destroyed by fire.
00:06:14.420was it intentionally set well that's a whole other question and not involved in this particular
00:06:19.900topic of discussion but that's coming up in the first 20 minutes of the show as well and then
00:06:24.700for those of you who are all access members on shadow davis.com you get to see the extension
00:06:29.460tonight and this is painful for me because i'm such a big beatles fan but i i got kind of caught
00:06:35.900in one of those video not necessarily youtube because i was going between bit shoot today and
00:06:42.500YouTube and Rumble and all of the other video platforms that you can find online. And I fell
00:06:49.640down this rabbit hole about the Beatles and the Tavistock Institute and the fact that they may not
00:06:55.300have written their own music even, and that they were a Trojan horse and experiment by the Tavistock
00:07:00.840Institute in the UK to destroy the fabric of American culture, to make way for a new Marxist
00:07:10.120revolution. And remember, if we go back to Yuri Bezmenov's interview in 1984, he talks about
00:07:17.280that very thing. He talks about destabilization, which is exactly what this was, maybe. So we're
00:07:23.840going to cover that. And it's a wild. And you know what? It completely threw me upside down.
00:07:28.000I'd heard rumblings about this before, but like many people who don't want to hear about the
00:07:32.880vaccines or about masks or about COVID altogether, I just kind of went, la, la, la, la, la, la. I
00:07:38.960don't want to hear this because I'm so tied to this group since I'm 14 years old. I've been this
00:07:43.060fan. And if I hear that they, they were, they were brainwashed by Tavistock and that everything
00:07:54.740they did was a lie. I don't know. It might completely destroy me from the inside. And let
00:08:01.040me ask you this as kind of a thread question tonight, the question of the night, what would
00:08:06.700it take for you to hear that would completely upend your idea of reality? If you heard something
00:08:14.620that was later found out to be completely and totally accurate,
00:08:19.080whatever that thing is, would it upend your reality, your basic existence?
00:08:27.240Is it the moon landing? Is it the earth is flat? Any one of those things. If any one of those
00:08:33.740things or anything else for that matter were proven to be 100 what would it take for your
00:08:39.100reality to be upended at this stage of the game and i know my beatles thing sounds kind of trivial
00:08:44.560but i i have been a fan of that band for so long and for me to find out something like this would
00:08:54.420be heartbreaking heartbreaking the shadow at night live stream is brought to you as always
00:08:59.960by canada nanosilver.com. We'll tell you more about that fine product in a little while. I want
00:09:05.800to go back to at least partially go back to what we were talking about last night
00:09:10.300in regards to the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region Plan 2050, which is the smart city plan for
00:09:16.320Winnipeg and the 17 surrounding rural municipalities. And again, there's a big
00:09:20.780meeting in Selkirk. Ken Lee, Ken Drysdale and myself will be there. Hopefully you'll be there
00:09:25.460as well at the Selkirk Rec Center Saturday afternoon between one and four o'clock. If
00:09:29.640you're in the area, please come and get there early because seating is going to be limited.
00:09:33.840This comes from the RM of McDonald. Just today they put this on their website. This municipality
00:09:39.140is located southwest of Winnipeg. It includes communities like Brunkhild and LaSalle. Statement
00:09:46.380from the RM of McDonald on Plan 2050. The municipality feels compelled to address the
00:09:53.200ongoing discussion surrounding Plan 2050 and our participation in the WMR. From its inception over
00:09:59.58025 years ago, our municipality has been an active member of the WMR, formerly known
00:10:04.480as the Manitoba Capital Region. Working together with neighboring municipalities has allowed us to
00:10:10.840pool resources, share knowledge, and collectively address common challenges. Membership in the WMR
00:10:16.260was voluntary. However, in November of 2020, the provincial government, and now this is under a
00:10:22.560conservative government. November 2020, the provincial government introduced Bill 37.
00:10:29.040This legislation mandated our participation in the WMR and directed the preparation and adoption
00:10:34.980of a regional plan for the 18 municipalities within the WMR. We recognize the benefit of
00:10:41.800regional planning because we also understand that resources, whether federal, provincial,
00:10:45.520or municipal, are finite. Our support for regional coordination and cooperation stems
00:10:50.660from a belief in creating efficiencies that promote responsible growth. Premier Wab Kanu
00:10:56.300has previously indicated the province will introduce new legislation this fall providing
00:11:01.760municipalities with the ability to opt out or in of the WMR. Before we decide whether to continue
00:11:08.780our participation, we must carefully review the province's new legislation. At this time,
00:11:14.520the municipality does not support plan 2050 or its adoption our involvement with the wmr has
00:11:22.400always been rooted in the belief that collaboration benefits our citizens and i believe that as well
00:11:27.040but the wmr plan takes things too far 15 minute city too far
00:11:34.500rest assured our foremost priority will be that local autonomy and decision making be held as
00:11:41.600held up as we represent the best interests of this municipality. The council is signed by all
00:11:46.180of the councillors and the mayor of the RM of McDonald. So that's a good thing, with the only
00:11:53.740exception being they don't actually discuss why they don't support the plan. I would like a little
00:12:00.720bit more detail as to their thinking, but for now, we'll take that as a bit of a win. All right.
00:12:06.200could we have an election in canada before christmas it is absolutely possible justin
00:12:11.700trudeau is in desperation mode and his new plan apparently his new media plan anyway
00:12:16.760is to go out and do media and i find this hilarious because he's been doing this for
00:12:24.760his entire tenure as prime minister but anyway his new media plan is to go out and do interviews only
00:12:31.060with friendly media this is a report from city news everywhere if i could do things differently
00:12:41.140i don't know exactly how i would have but i certainly would have done things differently
00:12:46.960around electoral reform to try and make sure that we are not going to be fighting this next
00:12:51.640election under first past the post again it's presented as an unguarded conversation with the
00:12:56.420Prime Minister. It's also part of a new media strategy from Justin Trudeau. Sit down interviews
00:13:02.920with friendly hosts including in a podcast hosted by one of his own MPs. I mean in some ways one has
00:13:10.220to wonder why it's taken this long to try to take a different approach or connect more directly
00:13:14.720whether it be to to his own caucus or or to the people of Canada. The podcast interview with
00:13:20.800Beach's East York MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith comes shortly after a similarly gentle interview
00:13:27.180with American late-night host Stephen Colbert.
00:13:30.200Political scientist Lori Williams says this approach is hardly groundbreaking.
00:13:34.840It's not the first time this strategy has been used.
00:13:37.000A very controlled sort of media strategy is something that a lot of politicians increasingly
00:13:41.180are using to the frustration of people who want sort of challenges on particular issues.
00:13:47.900In the interview with Erskine Smith, Trudeau talks about regrets over electoral reform, why he didn't attack Pierre Poliev earlier, and being troubled just...
00:13:56.760He's doing an interview with one of his own MPs.
00:14:02.980...Agnit Singh didn't give him notice the NDP were leaving the Supply and Confidence deal.
00:14:08.180But whether the interview will help a party that faces the risk of a major loss in the next general election is unclear.
00:14:15.320I don't know if he really thinks this is going to make a difference and he can win the next election, or if he's just trying to diminish the damage that has been done up until this point.
00:14:30.240That's Trudeau's new strategy is he tries to climb out from under a deficit, according to most polls, and the polling aggregates of over 20 points nationwide.
00:14:38.840And if you take out Quebec, we're talking about almost 30, actually over 30, because the NDP in that scenario is in second place, with the Conservatives at 50 percent, 5-0 without Quebec nationally.
00:14:54.500Then the NDP is next, I think, at 22 percent, and the Liberals fall in at 18 percent without Quebec.
00:15:02.060The poll projections right now in terms of seats show the conservatives up around 210, the NDP around 14, the block in around 42, and the liberals somewhere in the area of 50, maybe 51 or 52 seats.
00:15:21.740So I scoured the left-wing corporate media today for any indication that this story was being covered.
00:15:28.020For those of you that don't know about it, apparently the business of government, the business of government, not the opposition, the business of government in the House of Commons in Parliament has been suspended until they produce documents related to the scandals regarding their green slush fund and the to Randy scandal as well.
00:15:45.980and so far the liberals are refusing not necessarily because they don't think they
00:15:50.560they should they say because it sets a terrible precedent in the house of commons
00:15:57.700and besides they say the rcmp don't even want these documents anyway
00:16:01.580listen to andrew shear's press conference from yesterday we'll give you the short version of it
00:16:06.640here you go after nine years justin trudeau has shown that he's not worth the cost or their
00:16:13.300corruption the speaker has just recently ruled that all house business all government business
00:16:20.060must be put aside while members of parliament consider liberal corruption first we had the
00:16:28.160case of the green slush fund the sdtc fund where the auditor general found over 330 million dollars
00:16:37.960funneled to Liberal insiders' own businesses.
00:16:42.580She found massive conflicts of interest.
00:16:45.120Basically, these Liberal-appointed board members
00:16:48.100who made the decision as to which companies got money,
00:16:53.820were funneling that money to their own businesses
00:16:56.620or to the businesses of their close friends.
00:16:59.440So the Auditor General has blown the whistle on that,
00:17:01.480yet the government refuses to hand over the documents to the RCMP.
00:17:05.780The House of Commons passed a production order demanding that all documents, all information that the Auditor General uncovered, plus any documents that might exist in any government department related to this scandal, be handed over to the RCMP.
00:17:19.800The government is refusing, and as a result, the House will be seized with this corruption matter until they hand over the documents.
00:17:27.520And then we have the case of the other Randy, where a senior Trudeau minister is alleged to have been sitting around the cabinet table while also involved in his own business's affairs.
00:17:42.840His business partner was summoned before committee and refused to disclose all the information, refused to name who the other Randy is, refused to hand over all the documents and answer the questions that were put to him.
00:17:55.760And as a result, the House has ceased with that motion as well.
00:18:00.060So what we're saying today is that the government will not be able to,
00:18:04.720the House will be staying on these corruption matters
00:18:07.860until the Liberals hand over all the documents to the RCMP.
00:18:12.360While Canadians are suffering with the cost of living crisis that Justin Trudeau...
00:18:16.500Okay, we don't need to go through the rest of it.
00:18:18.240That is the government, sorry, the opposition House leader
00:18:21.240for the Conservative Party of Canada, Andrew Scheer.
00:18:24.980former leader of the cpc as you know so i scoured the left-wing corporate media
00:18:31.560last night because i thought that was a pretty big story you know if i'm sitting in a newsroom
00:18:36.880i'm going the government can't advance their own agenda because the speaker who also happens to be
00:18:44.480a liberal says i'm sorry until you produce these documents you by the way the house all of the
00:18:50.000opposition parties as you know by now voted against the liberals and are making them essentially this
00:18:56.520is an order of the house of commons now the house has this authority making the government turn over
00:19:01.080documents the government is not going to turn over so now they're in breach of house orders
00:19:08.420they're in contempt of the house of commons and the speaker has said as your penalty you're not
00:19:15.080going to be allowed to advance any of your own agenda until this matter is settled, until you
00:19:19.980give those unredacted documents to the RCMP. The liberal government is still refusing to do that.
00:19:27.040And I couldn't, I couldn't find that story anywhere in the left-wing corporate media until0.99
00:19:32.260this afternoon, about three hours ago, I found this little blip on the CBC with this awful woman,
00:19:39.660karina ghoul she's the government house leader in the house of commons and this is all it is
00:19:45.200on the cbc and i couldn't find it on uh ctv or on global government business on pause as
00:19:52.260conservatives demand documents on defunct green tech foundation government business has been put
00:19:59.140on a definite pause in the house of commons as you know blah blah blah blah blah so i just told
00:20:03.540you the entire story so that's the only report so far that i've been able to find on the left-wing
00:20:08.840corporate media covering this story, which is remarkable. It's a huge story. It's massive.
00:20:16.080The government can't do its job. The government can't do what they were elected to do.
00:20:20.680Now, I'm happy about this. Don't get me wrong, because it's the liberals.
00:20:24.060So right now they're suspended from damaging our country any longer.
00:20:27.400It got debated in the House of Commons today. And let's kick it off with this is a three minute,
00:20:33.78045 second segment from the House of Commons question period today, starting with Pierre
00:20:38.260Paulie. The Honourable Leader of the Opposition. Paralyzed, unable to work on the problem of
00:20:45.920doubling housing costs or two million people at the food bank because the government is refusing
00:20:51.080to respect your ruling to turn over evidence in the criminal investigation of the latest
00:20:56.820Liberal scandal. At issue is that Liberal appointees directed $400 million to companies
00:21:05.520they own, involving 184 conflicts of interest, according to the Auditor General.
00:21:11.440Why is the Prime Minister breaking your ruling to cover up criminal evidence in the latest
00:21:54.920but I'm even more concerned that he does understand
00:21:57.880and the Charter Rights of Canadians are not important to him.
00:22:00.620All right, so if I'm Polyev right now, and maybe this is the liberals setting some kind of a trap, but if I'm Polyev, I'm going, what charter rights are being violated here?
00:22:11.480Can you please explain to me how exposing government fraud and mismanagement of public funds is exploiting somebody's charter rights?
00:22:21.760Considering that you, your government, was found to be in breach of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms back in January on that federal court ruling.
00:22:30.620from justice morley is it morally i think it was morally regarding the emergencies act invocation
00:22:36.460anyway let's continue on the honorable leader of the opposition it should be no surprise that
00:22:44.220liberals believe that white collar criminals can hand over 400 million dollars to their own
00:22:49.340companies because we see the case of the dirt bag tybor organo who shot a police officer in the
00:22:56.140stomach now i don't know why polly have decided to move on so quickly from this topic because
00:23:02.240you know if the government is seized he should be seizing on that issue and just hammering them
00:23:08.960but instead he chooses to talk about something else which is still fairly entertaining let's
00:23:14.880watch yesterday while he was out on bail after having been arrested for two dozen offenses he
00:23:20.660committed while he was out on probation. So let's get this straight. He's out on probation for many
00:23:26.300crimes. He gets arrested for violating probation. So he gets released on bail and shoots a police
00:23:31.480officer. When will this government finally accept that their hug-a-thug catch-a-release system is
00:23:36.980putting our people at risk? The Honorable Leader of the Government in the House of Commons.
00:23:45.560Thank you Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker our hearts go out to the police officer because no police
00:23:52.680officer should be hurt in the line of duty but Mr. Speaker what is extremely concerning is what
00:23:59.000the leader of the opposition is doing in this house today where he is trampling the charter
00:24:05.800rights of Canadians. Whether it is in this house, whether it is outside, Canadians need to be
00:24:11.720extremely alarmed about the fact that when it comes to their rights, his first instinct
00:24:17.540is to trample over them. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
00:24:21.820The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:24:23.320I think you have a charter right to get released after two dozen offences while you were already
00:24:28.160on probation and shoot a police officer in the stomach. I'm more worried about the charter
00:24:32.020rights of the police officer who's recovering from the gunshot.
00:32:19.540The liberals already voted against this pension bill because they feel it's against protocol for an opposition motion to pass and become law.
00:32:30.740They think that they should be the ones to do it, but they can't do it right now because all government activity in the House of Commons is suspended because of corruption.
00:32:40.680But there's a deadline that the bloc has imposed.
00:32:43.080after voting with the liberals against a conservative non-confidence motion in exchange
00:32:48.500for gains for quebec bq leader e-francois blanchett has threatened to force an early election next
00:32:54.460week if his demands are not met blanchett's threat to the government for an early election
00:32:59.560relies on the government's response to a private members bill sponsored by a bq mp bill c 319
00:33:06.520asking the government to raise the income that canadians age 65 and older received
00:33:11.220from OAS by 10%. The bill would also raise the exemption for a person's employment income or
00:33:17.020self-employed earnings. Let's take it into account in determining the amount of the guaranteed income
00:33:21.980supplement from $5,000 to $6,500. It should go up to $20,000. It should be all tax-free, in my
00:33:28.900opinion. We're talking about seniors here. They've paid their dues already. When the BQ first
00:33:34.280announced its willingness to form a coalition with the Liberals, it also asked for more autonomy
00:33:39.540for Quebec over its language laws and the number of immigrants admitted to the province, and they
00:33:43.540got that. The Conservatives, NDP, and Green Party have said they're voting for the royal agreement
00:33:49.260of the BQ-led bill, with the Liberal government being the only holdout. So they've got the
00:33:55.180majority here. During a press conference Wednesday, today, Blanchett gave the Liberal government a
00:34:00.280deadline to support the private member's bill to raise the OAS funding for seniors or face a
00:34:05.340potential election. And that deadline is October the 29th. So here's the question that I have for
00:36:09.400And we know this is, it's a dead man walking government here.
00:36:13.980they have absolutely no moral authority to be making any decisions on behalf of canadians
00:36:20.460i don't know if they ever did but especially now they have no right to be making any decisions
00:36:27.340on behalf of canadians never mind passing any new laws it's absolutely outrageous
00:36:34.860so is pierre going to continue on with klaus schwab's plan it doesn't look like it and the
00:36:39.740And the reason for that is because, and by the way, Jagmeet Singh, he's also at WEF, right?
00:36:44.920These two guys are desperate to hang on to any shred of power they can.
00:36:48.840And they know that when the conservative majority is formed, and it will be, they will have nothing, no power at all, except to stand up from the corner and go, I'm sorry, what?
00:39:53.360It's not hyperbole when you consider that the Liberals are down in Francophone Quebec.
00:39:59.880And in the past three elections with Justin Trudeau, the Liberals did do well in Quebec.
00:40:04.760They won more seats and won more votes than any other party in the province.
00:40:08.600But when you start losing those close races, including also in and around Montreal, so outside of the Montreal, Get Snow and Laval area in Quebec, the Liberals won many seats in the past elections, but always by razor thin margins.
00:40:26.260And so if we apply this swing that we see in the polls to the projection, we see that the Liberals would be wiped out of the eastern townships.
00:40:36.260They would probably lose everything they have in Quebec City.
00:40:39.060And even François-Philippe Champagne's seat in St. Maurice-Champlain would be in danger considering those numbers.
00:49:19.740But when you look at polls across the country and you see certain percentages of certain groups of people who are completely oblivious still to what is going on in the world, you kind of go, huh.
00:49:32.560Wow. Maybe we have to do better getting the word out there. Do you think? Of course we do.
00:49:40.900There's a poll that shows the majority of Canadians opposing new gas and diesel car ban,
00:49:45.700which is supposed to take effect in 2035. This bill has been in place for a while now,
00:49:51.600the Trudeau government. I'm sure you heard about this over a year ago. The Canadian Taxpayers
00:49:56.620Federation released a Leger poll showing 59% of Canadians opposed the federal government's
00:50:01.900ban on new gas and diesel vehicles by 2035. Are you surprised at that number? 2035.
00:50:10.26059%. What? Who are these other 41% that don't oppose it? The results of the poll are clear.
00:50:20.280Canadians don't want the government to ban new gas and diesel vehicles from Franco Terrazano,
00:50:24.660who's the federal director of the CTF. Canadians want the option to buy new gas-powered minivans
00:50:30.680and diesel work trucks and taxpayers know this ban will cost a fortune. Federal government plans
00:50:35.980to ban the sale of new gas and diesel vehicles by 2035. The Leger poll asked Canadians if they
00:50:42.980support or oppose the federal ban. 59% say I oppose the ban. 29% support the ban. 12% of people don't
00:50:51.400even know. Among those who are decided on the issue, 67% of Canadians oppose the federal ban
00:51:02.540on UCAS and diesel vehicles. Kind of crazy, isn't it? Like, how do we wake them up? Oh, by the way,
00:51:11.620one more thing about the Canadian government. Did you know that there is a Sikh caucus in the
00:51:16.860canadian government here they are here right here with randy boys you know for some reason in there
00:51:22.840i didn't know he was seek and by the way this is uh across party lines these are all the seeks
00:51:30.080seek mps across the country i didn't realize they had a seek caucus made up of liberal ndp and
00:51:37.580conservative MPs. Why? Why do you have a Sikh caucus that crosses party lines? What's the point
00:51:48.120in that? There's also a black caucus like that as well across the country, liberals, NDP,
00:51:53.060conservatives, because maybe they're a little bit more dedicated to the homeland than they are to
00:52:00.640canada there should not be any ethnic or foreign caucuses at all in our government
00:52:11.120ian miles chong on x says the hoarding has begun the longshoreman strike will ensure that you have
00:52:16.880no food or anything for months and here's a big light up at a costco in the united states of
00:52:23.200America. This is beyond crazy. It's just turned 10 o'clock and the line for Costco is both sides
00:52:33.840of the building. Both sides of the building, which is crazy. Toilet paper. I need toilet paper.
00:52:43.520how is this longshoreman strike going to affect canada or prices anyway
00:52:49.880um i think it's probably going to affect us in terms of supply and demand remember that we are
00:52:58.060the largest trading partner of the united states and they ours so we bring in a lot of stuff from
00:53:04.640the united states but if we can't bring in certain stuff from the united states
00:53:08.520because they're hoarding it all themselves,
00:53:11.540then we're going to have to bring it in from someplace else
00:53:14.220or we're going to have to make it ourselves.
00:53:17.280And seeing as how we don't make it ourselves, at least not yet,
00:53:20.160we got to bring it in from somewhere else.
00:53:22.780So that increases costs and there's going to be less supply,
00:53:27.420which means more demand, which means higher prices.
00:53:30.860Let's check out this little video clip here.
00:53:32.940from texas to maine are all shut down 45 000 workers off the job after labor negotiations
00:53:42.780stalled between their union and the united states maritime alliance the reverberations will be felt
00:53:48.660across canada too says the canadian chamber of commerce it's a very very difficult time right
00:53:54.560now for canadian businesses to plan uh due to that lack of predictability and stability in our supply
00:53:59.880chains. Billions in goods flow daily across our border with the U.S. and trade makes up two-thirds
00:54:05.740of our GDP. The longer drags on, the worse it's going to get. Supply chain experts say a shutdown
00:54:10.820lasting more than a few days will stoke inflation. Retail experts say it would also disrupt holiday
00:54:16.620shopping and Black Friday deals and limit a company's ability to reorder the most popular
00:54:21.800products. You could see, depending on which retailer you are, you could see certain items
00:54:27.180coming from South America, from Europe, maybe even the Middle East that may be impacted.
00:54:33.040The immediate concern, perishable goods that will go to waste idling in a shipping container.
00:54:38.000It could be a fairly sizable impact on fresh fruits and vegetables
00:54:41.300and other automotive products, chemical products.
00:54:44.820Port shutdowns highlight how quickly large businesses are able to reroute items to be
00:54:50.080shipped by plane, train and truck, but mom and pop shops have fewer options.
00:54:54.920Small businesses don't have the deep pockets of the Walmarts of this world.
00:55:03.860It's not just the strike in itself that is hurting businesses, but it's also the backlog that is created by a strike.
00:55:14.480The latest estimates suggest it will...
00:55:16.420We don't need to look at any global news anchors.
00:55:18.800But interesting in that some people are now saying, oh, so this is how they're going to cause the food shortages.
00:55:29.140Right. This is how they're going to do it.
00:55:35.400So then we look into the rationale behind the strike and we find that all of the longshoremen are striking because they're not being paid enough, even though the average salary of a longshoreman, including overtime, which they get a lot of, is over six figures.
00:55:47.560And we see the leader of that particular union wearing $1,300 U.S. sunglasses while doing an interview, and we start to wonder, are they in on it?
01:07:07.780I didn't know that Will Ferrell has a new documentary promoting transgenderism, so you can scratch Will Ferrell off my list. Here is Rosie O'Donnell defending it. Doesn't she look good these days, don't you think?
01:07:22.280would they be accepting of her now and uh it was very very touching and honest and I think it'll
01:07:35.380open up conversations all over the world about this subject and and it's so needed you know
01:07:42.720trans people are so rejected and so vilified and it's so wrong you know it's so wrong I mean
01:07:51.580have compassion do you know what it takes to do what you need to do to feel okay in the world
01:07:59.340what it takes when you're a trans person you know all this hatred and hatred that comes at you i
01:08:06.820mean like that it's a mental it's they're they're the ones that everyone feels free to kick around
01:08:14.800you know and um no no they don't you want to know why rosie because now we can be arrested for it
01:08:22.420for kicking the trans people around and they're more than happy to kick anybody who doesn't agree
01:08:28.940with them around the thing is and by the way here's a uh hmm here's a prominent lgbt activist
01:08:40.220who's been charged with rape, torture, or barbarism of a disabled four-year-old.
01:08:47.260That's in France. I'm not going to get into that. But it's amazing the world views
01:08:52.500that these people have. They think they're right. They think that they are right somehow.
01:09:02.400I don't know where that, you know, I know where the indoctrination comes from in part with the
01:09:06.820younger people obviously it comes from their universities but as far as the older people go
01:13:15.280I can't support a party that wants to remove God from its party platform.
01:13:23.200You in trouble when the nation forgets God.
01:13:29.740I can't follow a party that wants to sexualize our children in school, put drag queens in front of them, reading them little children's stories.