The Shadoe Davis Show - October 09, 2025


Oct. 8th⧸2025- Poilievre Turns Carney into ＂Elbows Up＂ Laughing Stock, Back to the Ostrich Farm


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00:04:30.000 hello everybody welcome it is shadow at night for wednesday october the 8th 2025 on the show
00:04:49.540 tonight we go back to universal ostrich farm i think jeff and katie and maybe dave are going to
00:04:54.020 come on and give us an update on everything that's going on right now they're doing their
00:04:58.200 own thing. So when that's over with, they'll join us, hopefully, hopefully promptly. So we'll get
00:05:05.600 out there soon. Mark Carney was back in the House of Commons today, and Pierre Polyev wasted no time
00:05:12.040 in making elbows-down jokes and actually making some very good points. You see, here's the thing
00:05:18.760 about the Conservative Party. They do talk about some good things, and you'll see later on in the
00:05:24.380 show tonight what i'm talking about when i say that a lot of it happens in committee though
00:05:28.780 and people think well they're going to get the problem solved in question period in the house
00:05:32.900 of commons that is largely theater that's all that is it's to compare one leader to another
00:05:39.020 to another to another there's nothing that's going to get solved in the house of commons
00:05:43.840 the occasional vote but other than that it's just a lot of barbs going back and forth and a lot of
00:05:49.760 seal clapping like what happened today when carney stood for the first time after getting back from
00:05:58.460 his uh his meeting with trump yesterday the liberals gave him a standing ovation i don't
00:06:05.640 know why he accomplished nothing apparently apparently and i'm not sure if this is true
00:06:11.620 because it's been reported on so lightly apparently mark carney actually brought up
00:06:17.280 the idea with donald trump yesterday at their lunch before the big press conference in the
00:06:21.500 afternoon the idea of bringing back the keystone xl pipeline what mark carney pipeline there's got
00:06:33.040 to be something headed for brookfield and by extension something for him no oh yeah absolutely
00:06:39.240 there does because he is absolutely against pipelines only in canada mind you in the middle
00:06:45.700 east and africa he loves loves his pipelines so we're going to get into the house of commons banter
00:06:51.600 and we're also going to get into the the dirtier work of the committee meetings that were held late
00:07:00.080 last week and earlier this week and again jeff godry hopefully katie and some others from
00:07:05.860 universal ostrich farm will be joining the show at some point very very soon hello jonathan watching
00:07:11.260 on youtube tonight brian excuse me ppc sarnia lambton says pierre polyev's a laughing stock
00:07:17.800 dude you have no seats in the house of commons so let's not be so quick to be pointing fingers
00:07:24.320 if you're coming from the ppc part of things because no no this is going to take
00:07:32.320 well you guys heard jeff rath from the alberta prosperity project on the show last week
00:07:41.400 this is going to take a takeover from the inside i think if we're going to do this politically
00:07:50.520 what are the other alternatives
00:07:53.200 i know you know what i'm thinking but i can't say it here might get arrested
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00:12:47.260 All right, so we're not hearing from the ostrich farm just yet.
00:12:51.700 Let's go to one of the big stories of the day, which is from the Canadian press.
00:12:57.000 the Liberals introduce a second border bill with the aim to quickly pass less controversial
00:13:04.180 measures. Why did they have to introduce a second border bill? Because the first one
00:13:11.400 didn't work. Here's Roman Babber of the Conservative Party of Canada to tell us all about it.
00:13:18.480 ...deliver some good news finally. Roman Babber, Conservative Member of Parliament,
00:13:23.000 the Liberals are backing down on Bill C-2, that's the Strong Borders Act, you remember that
00:13:27.900 Conservatives had serious objections about opening mail without a warrant or using a backdoor
00:13:34.840 to snoop on the activity of Canadians online without a warrant. Well, we learn now that the
00:13:42.440 Liberals will not be able to get it through. They will have to bifurcate to separate the bill in two.
00:13:48.140 that we'll be introducing a new border bill on Friday.
00:13:53.080 But this is a huge win for our Conservative team
00:13:56.560 and leader Pierre Polyev to defend the civil liberty of Canadians.
00:14:02.920 I am really, really pleased with this result.
00:14:07.880 Now, I don't understand why he had to kiss Pierre Polyev's ass there
00:14:11.740 because Polyev had nothing to do with it.
00:14:14.120 All of this was done in committee,
00:14:15.500 Not to mention the fact that both of the other opposition parties have said no to this bill also, the NDP and the bloc.
00:14:22.460 So Pierre Polyev is only one voice in that vote.
00:14:28.140 Nonetheless, he had to kiss him, but I suppose that's the way it works in politics, party politics anyhow.
00:14:35.180 So the bill will not pass.
00:14:38.380 it's split into two in the hope of seeing some measures pass swiftly while giving Canadians
00:14:43.120 more time to evaluate other more contentious ones. So it's Bill C-12 now. It was introduced today,
00:14:50.500 not Friday, as Roman was talking about. This includes several measures from a June bill to
00:14:55.360 expand the Coast Guard's role, tighten the immigration and refugee system, enhance information
00:15:00.600 sharing on sex offenders, and better control chemicals used to make illicit drugs.
00:15:08.380 Remember that story I told you guys the other day?
00:15:11.700 The largest shipment of meth ever to New Zealand
00:15:16.220 was confiscated by New Zealand border guards.
00:15:19.780 It came from Canada.
00:15:22.840 Largest shipment of meth ever in New Zealand
00:15:26.940 came from Canada, in maple syrup bottles, no less.
00:15:32.820 Let's make it obvious.
00:15:35.520 This must be from Canada.
00:15:38.380 Public Safety Minister Gary said the government would still pursue passage of the first Bill C-2, which proposes giving authorities new powers to search mail and access personal information.
00:15:49.700 It's never going to happen. It's just the liberals trying to save face.
00:15:54.020 This move means the federal border security proposals will proceed through Parliament on two separate legislative tracks, with Bill C-12 likely moving ahead first.
00:16:05.540 Okay, so there's that.
00:16:07.560 Polyev blasts Carney.
00:16:10.120 We're going to get some video for you guys in just a second.
00:16:13.660 After U.S. Commerce Secretary dismisses auto deal hopes.
00:16:17.660 So it's worse than what happened with Trump yesterday.
00:16:23.860 Now the Commerce Secretary, Warren Stipnik, I think that's his name,
00:16:28.160 he said, no, no, no, no, no, we're not going to do cars with you guys either.
00:16:31.960 That's one of the big things Trump keeps bringing up, right?
00:16:33.980 We're bringing the auto builders back to Detroit because they left us years ago for Canada and Mexico, and we want them back.
00:16:41.940 So Polly have launched a blistering attack on Mark Carney in the House of Commons today, accusing him of capitulating to U.S. interests.
00:16:49.180 the exchange followed reports that u.s howard lutnik it's lutnik not pitnik that u.s commerce
00:17:01.180 secretary howard lutnik speaking at a private canada u.s summit in toronto said the u.s had
00:17:06.620 no plans for a wide-ranging auto agreement with canada according to individuals in the room
00:17:12.000 lutnik said the u.s may keep buying auto parts from canada but that's about it
00:17:16.600 and added that Canada should come second on auto policy.
00:17:21.360 During a fiery question period,
00:17:23.180 Polyev listed recent job losses in Ontario's auto manufacturing sector
00:17:27.120 and blamed Carney for failing to stand up to the U.S. administration.
00:17:31.500 100 Oshawa GM workers lost their jobs
00:17:34.780 with $4 billion of GM money going to the U.S.
00:17:39.260 900 Camry workers in Ingersoll losing their jobs
00:17:43.000 with those jobs going to the U.S.
00:17:44.760 and 150 workers at Stellantis being sent home.
00:17:48.720 Well, $8 billion of Stellantis money goes to the U.S.
00:17:51.680 The prime minister failed to stand up for auto workers yesterday.
00:17:56.140 Will he do so now?
00:17:58.740 We do have the exchange between these two.
00:18:02.400 And the opposition leader always gets the first question
00:18:05.360 because, generally speaking, the government has to defend their position.
00:18:09.860 And so here's Polly Ev asking the first question of the day.
00:18:13.580 in question period earlier this afternoon well mr speaker we'll go soft on him today because i know
00:18:20.920 he's still recovering from surgery to have his elbows removed remember that promise mr speaker
00:18:27.760 dancing around with his elbows in the air we haven't seen those elbows since the election
00:18:32.180 after which 54 billion dollars of investment gone to the united states 86 000 jobs gone american
00:18:40.260 tariffs on canada double and as to the best deal in the world why is it then we have the best deal
00:18:48.420 that canada has the fastest shrinking economy in the g7 and 86 000 people are without a job
00:18:58.100 okay so that's fair that's a that's a decent question that's a macro question a lot of people
00:19:04.340 get upset you know he's not talking about the ostriches and i include myself among them because
00:19:08.740 I think it's a big, big deal, this thing that's going on at Universal Ostrich Farm, because it's
00:19:14.480 a confluence of so many different objectives of Agenda 2030, and Polyev refuses to talk about it.
00:19:21.480 The highest it got, I think, was Andrew Scheer last week when he put it in his top five carny
00:19:26.120 blunders of the week. It made number three. And of course, the local MP, who's a conservative,
00:19:31.580 is working on it as well, but not Pierre Polyev. He won't talk about that. There's certain things
00:19:36.080 he just will not discuss why probably because his bosses and we're talking about big oil donors we're
00:19:46.280 talking about you see this is where it gets a little bit smoky did you know that canada ranks
00:19:57.920 top five in manufacturing weapons of war in the world. We don't buy them ourselves,
00:20:06.980 but we have the companies that manufacture them. And they contribute to both the conservatives
00:20:15.300 and the liberals. And if the conservatives started saying things that these companies
00:20:20.580 don't like, then they could kiss that money goodbye. So why isn't Polyev talking about
00:20:27.840 pulling out of Ukraine? Think about that one. There are reasons for this. And if the conservatives
00:20:36.920 lose their money, if they lose their backing, they never have a chance of ever winning an election
00:20:43.520 ever again. Now, that's only a theory that I'm giving you. I'm sure that's part of it. I'm sure
00:20:49.780 there's much more to it i would suggest that pierre polyev is not a globalist
00:20:55.240 but that doesn't matter because the result is the same as far as maxime bernier and the ppc look i
00:21:03.720 mean guys i have seen over and over and over the ppc bros and they're down to a 0.9 right now in
00:21:11.320 public support in the last poll i think it was a nanos poll or maybe it was
00:21:15.300 Leger. Either way, they're a non-factor. Maxime Bernier still has a relatively
00:21:21.080 high profile considering his party doesn't. But he's never going to win a seat. The PPC is not
00:21:27.440 the answer. Frank Vaughn has exposed them. He was involved with the PPC from the very beginning.
00:21:32.440 And Frank has done a great job of telling us who they really are. And that was enough for me.
00:21:39.140 because they every election cycle they run around the country or at least maxime runs around the
00:21:47.400 country not really doing much it doesn't even seem like he wants to win but it certainly does seem
00:21:53.540 like he wants the campaign contributions and then goes back to his house in florida for six months
00:21:59.740 of the year that's how it seems where is the guy now he got a complaint a police complaint
00:22:05.160 from a first nations the other day i think it was a human rights complaint too for saying that
00:22:11.240 truth and reconciliation day is based upon lies and he's right but that's really the only time
00:22:19.380 he's been in and he makes tweets from time to time posts on x that's all he really does
00:22:24.420 and i guess that's all he can do at this stage of the game because he doesn't have a seat in
00:22:31.000 the House of Commons. But one thing he could be doing, and this is something Frank and I agreed
00:22:36.400 on when Frank was on the show a few months ago, is going from city to city, town to town,
00:22:42.140 holding town hall meetings, getting people energized. It doesn't matter if there's no
00:22:46.440 election on the horizon. What matters is you get your name and your policy out there.
00:22:53.200 The PPC policies are certainly not right-wing extremists. They're small-c conservative. I agree
00:22:59.680 with most of them i just don't agree with the way the party handles everything mostly
00:23:05.640 so when we get ppc guys on in the comment section yelling and screaming about how polyev is a is a
00:23:15.240 cuck i could totally understand it but instead of attacking polyev why don't you talk about your
00:23:25.760 ideas and maybe attack the real enemy, which is Mark Carney and his globalist liberal party.
00:23:34.540 Speaking of Mark Carney, when he rose today in the House of Commons after that disastrous
00:23:39.800 meeting with Donald Trump yesterday, here's what happened.
00:23:55.760 Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker,
00:24:10.380 Things aren't getting off to an auspicious start today.
00:24:13.820 Okay, the right Honourable Prime Minister from the top, please.
00:24:25.760 what's he saying is my tie on straight what what am i supposed to say here what am i supposed to
00:24:39.320 say that's mckinnon he's talking to there and why the standing ovation he he accomplished nothing
00:24:45.640 yesterday not one thing mr. Mr. Speaker this is another moment to give a
00:24:57.820 little economic lesson to the leader of the opposition the Canadian and American
00:25:05.600 economies are closely aligned and I gave such a lesson to the president of the
00:25:10.920 us yesterday i said that what is that what are you freaking kidding me right now he is telling
00:25:24.540 all of canada and by extension i suppose the world that he gave donald trump an economic
00:25:31.020 lesson yesterday do you think that's going to help in any negotiations going forward
00:25:35.700 Donald Trump and his ego what is this guy on seriously that he would that's the first thing
00:25:45.360 out of his mouth the day after these liberals don't understand remember what Trudeau did
00:25:51.060 same kind of idiot response that risk is Canadian investment into the United States
00:26:00.500 if we do not get a real detail.
00:26:03.920 We will get a deal, however, Mr. Speaker.
00:26:10.880 Well, good luck getting the deal now.
00:26:16.080 Like the deal that you may have gotten
00:26:18.440 five minutes before you just stood up there
00:26:21.000 is gone.
00:26:24.140 And now you might be lucky to get a deal
00:26:27.060 that's half as good
00:26:28.720 because that's the way Trump is.
00:26:32.540 There's more.
00:26:35.820 The Prime Minister of Canada is a top negotiator.
00:26:40.080 We will get a break.
00:26:53.660 The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:26:57.920 Here we go.
00:26:58.720 Mr. Speaker, give me a trillion dollars, and even I will say something nice about this guy.
00:27:08.820 Oh, my God.
00:27:10.660 How much is it going to cost to pay Canadian investment dollars to flatter this prime minister's ego?
00:27:21.220 Like I said, it's all theater.
00:27:23.420 It's all theater.
00:27:24.640 what happens in the government generally if anything is usually accomplished in committee
00:27:31.900 guys like michael barrett are working hard behind the scenes trying to snuff out or at least expose
00:27:37.820 things like bill c8 which is the internet cutoff bill or c9 the hate speech bill here's a little
00:27:44.320 bit of barrett in discussion with the privacy commissioner of canada just this week i've been
00:27:50.740 a pretty broad chorus of voices that are concerned about the sweeping and secret powers
00:28:00.800 that cabinet ministers would have over the internet access and telephone access
00:28:06.960 for individual Canadians, the power to secret powers,
00:28:11.620 to seize private data without warrant and conceal those actions from the public.
00:28:15.960 So would secret orders to disable an individual's telecommunications access be inconsistent with the principles of the Privacy Act, and if so, why, sir?
00:28:27.540 Thank you for the question.
00:28:28.600 So in the last Parliament, I appeared on Bill C-26 and talked about some of these issues when legislation aims at giving more power to the state to protect infrastructure and to disable and to take certain steps.
00:28:43.600 And as Commissioner, I've always stated that privacy is not an obstacle to public interest.
00:28:49.820 It's not an obstacle.
00:28:50.320 We needed to put in the legislation a criterion on necessity and proportionality,
00:28:55.440 making sure that the exercise of those powers is going to be tested from a privacy perspective to say,
00:29:01.000 is this necessary?
00:29:02.580 Does it achieve the result for which it's been put in place?
00:29:05.380 And is it proportional?
00:29:07.040 So that's the substantive element.
00:29:08.660 And you mentioned secrecy.
00:29:10.280 In certain instances...
00:29:11.520 Okay, so this guy's a bureaucrat, right?
00:29:13.240 He's the head of the Privacy Commission, and he's talking in circles.
00:29:18.600 This is not at all the question that Barrett asked him.
00:29:21.960 It's almost as though he's acting like a liberal minister.
00:29:24.320 Secrecy is necessary, but it should be challenged,
00:29:27.860 and there should be ways for some reports to be made to appropriate authorities.
00:29:32.140 It doesn't have to be necessarily.
00:29:33.480 They may make it public, but reports to my office,
00:29:36.480 reports to a national committee of parliamentarians or other means.
00:29:40.160 And so in your review of this proposed legislation,
00:29:42.720 Does it check all of those boxes?
00:29:44.440 Well, I will be waiting to testify on C8 when called,
00:29:49.000 and we're reviewing that very carefully.
00:29:51.100 But there is more to be done in terms of the reporting mechanism
00:29:54.680 and the necessity and proportionality.
00:29:56.860 I would say for sure that there's more to be done.
00:29:59.700 This bill proposes to let the government secretly cut a Canadian's phone
00:30:04.400 or internet service.
00:30:06.740 The cabinet minister would have the power to issue the order,
00:30:11.020 would prohibit that the existence of the order to cut that service,
00:30:15.900 which would, of course, eliminate the ability for anyone,
00:30:19.600 including you in your role as commissioner,
00:30:22.220 to have any oversight whatsoever.
00:30:24.480 Isn't this a direct circumvention of the act
00:30:27.940 over which your mandate is concerned?
00:30:30.540 Well, that's why, again, to make sure that we're not making it more difficult
00:30:34.560 to raise rights and to protect privacy,
00:30:36.840 The reporting to appropriate authority, even if done in a confidential manner, is something that I recommend.
00:30:42.880 Making sure that there is an ability for my office to be aware of it, to be able to raise questions.
00:30:49.400 In some instances, a report to Parliament is appropriate. A report to committee is appropriate.
00:30:54.320 And so this should be part of the discussion and the assessment to say, what type of reporting is there?
00:31:00.100 Is it enough? But certainly, in my view, there should be confidential reporting to some authority
00:31:05.500 who would be able to raise questions about it so in other words just push it from one department
00:31:13.320 to another and then after maybe a week or two you get your phone cut off without knowing it
00:31:19.780 without knowing why because they never have to tell you
00:31:23.880 this is ridiculous why is he even talking to this guy about any of this he's just a government
00:31:32.380 stooge. He's a bureaucrat. He might be the privacy commissioner, but that doesn't matter.
00:31:36.820 Ultimately, he acts on the orders of parliament. That should be a liberal minister, the liberal
00:31:42.840 minister sitting there trying to answer these questions. But these liberals are very good
00:31:46.300 at obfuscating, at not answering the question that they're asked. I guess the best one or worst one
00:31:55.220 for it would have been Chrystia Freeland. She never, ever answered a question directly.
00:32:01.100 Trudeau was decent at that, too, but you knew what he was doing.
00:32:04.920 Here is Sandra Cobina.
00:32:06.840 She is the conservative MP for New Market.
00:32:09.300 She's talking to the finance minister, Francois-Philippe Champagne, about his overspending.
00:32:17.400 Now, he gets combative and doesn't answer the questions, but her background is an investment banker with the Royal Bank.
00:32:27.240 so she knows all about the banking system?
00:32:32.000 Simple questions, simple answers.
00:32:35.100 You say you want to change how you budget.
00:32:38.760 And I have to ask myself, why not change your reckless spending instead?
00:32:44.320 Because if I can say to my husband, buying too many purses is an investment,
00:32:48.200 but that doesn't change the fact that it is irresponsible.
00:32:51.920 So my question to you is, why are you changing how you present the budget?
00:32:57.240 rather than changing your regular spending so that on a net basis, you actually balance it?
00:33:03.860 Well, you should ask yourself why you voted against measures that support Canadians.
00:33:07.900 I think people watching at home would be surprised to see your voting records and say,
00:33:12.360 you voted against measures that would make your life more easy.
00:33:14.840 Minister, it's a very simple answer. I really want you to answer my question.
00:33:19.220 Why are you changing how you're presenting it rather than actually trying to balance the budget?
00:33:23.900 I think Canadians are entitled to transparency. In a frank discussion between you and I,
00:33:29.520 I think your husband and your family and everyone in your riding is entitled to have more transparency
00:33:36.460 to see the budgeting, where their tax dollars are going to be used. I think this is about
00:33:41.240 clarity. Transparency is a good thing. But every
00:33:44.960 single person in my riding does not get to rework their budget to see if it looks better
00:33:49.820 at month-end. The bottom line is the bottom line. If you don't have money, you
00:33:54.740 don't have money. Why are you changing how you're presenting the budget instead
00:33:59.240 of actually balancing it? So the bottom line is the bottom line but I think you
00:34:04.520 cannot be against giving more information to Canadians. People want to
00:34:08.660 know where their money is going. Is it for expenses or investment? The result is the same.
00:34:12.380 Is the deficit going to be higher than under your government and Mr. Carney's
00:34:18.580 government compared to Trudeau's?
00:34:21.520 You should be informing your constituent that we have the lowest deficit to GDP ratio in the G7.
00:34:27.600 Minister, please.
00:34:28.560 No, but that really matters.
00:34:29.560 I'm asking a very simple question.
00:34:30.820 Is it going to be higher than Trudeau's or not?
00:34:34.600 I would say you need to compare our fiscal position with the other G7 country because
00:34:39.440 Canadians look at that.
00:34:41.380 Minister, numbers don't change.
00:34:44.760 It's black and white.
00:34:46.200 I come from the financial sector.
00:34:48.300 Is it going to be higher than Trudeau's or lower than Trudeau's?
00:34:52.500 I know you come from the financial sector, and that's why I'm happy you're on the finance committee.
00:34:59.580 They don't care.
00:35:01.480 As long as they get theirs, they don't care.
00:35:06.580 And yes, I'm talking about the Liberals, and we could be talking about the Conservatives too,
00:35:10.300 because large party politics dictate corruption.
00:35:13.640 That's just the way it goes, after a certain amount of time.
00:35:18.300 So right now, the conservatives are standing up saying, where's the money going?
00:35:21.480 How big is the deficit going to be? And all of that.
00:35:23.880 But in five years' time, if they were to win power,
00:35:26.200 the liberals would be asking them the same questions, and on and on it goes.
00:35:30.200 No, we need some kind of change within our system.
00:35:36.040 We need honest people.
00:35:38.920 And you can say, well, we've got a privacy commissioner.
00:35:41.240 We've got commissioners for this. We've got commissioners for that.
00:35:43.580 We've got people who are supposed to watchdogs.
00:35:45.880 We've got it all. They're all bureaucrats.
00:35:48.300 they're all appointed by political parties there needs to be an independent agency of citizens
00:35:56.520 that come from all walks of life in this country and we're the ones that joe schmoe from saskatchewan
00:36:07.460 would do a better job than these people why because mr schmoe is probably not corrupt
00:36:12.960 He just wants to do the best he can for his community and his country.
00:36:18.460 That's what we need.
00:36:20.800 The oversight of the real people like us.
00:36:24.400 How do we make that happen?
00:36:27.520 We get loud.
00:36:31.120 It always amazes me that people don't understand the power that they have.
00:36:38.440 Have you ever seen a politician read his or her email?
00:36:42.960 because I have. I've seen it.
00:36:48.500 Have you ever heard them talk about,
00:36:50.480 oh, I've got a lot of emails today.
00:36:51.900 I wonder what the hell that's all about.
00:36:53.740 And then they finally look at it
00:36:55.360 and they get red in the face.
00:36:58.660 Not with anger, but with fear, worry.
00:37:04.140 They're used to skating.
00:37:06.300 That's how it works in Canada,
00:37:07.820 especially civic politics,
00:37:09.480 but federally as well, provincially as well.
00:37:11.640 not enough people complain not enough people send them mail email whatever phone calls and tell them
00:37:19.680 exactly how they feel and it needs to be from a wide variety of people too it can't be just from
00:37:25.780 the same 25 people all the time so not just joe schmo we need joanne schmo
00:37:33.440 bob smith eleanor roberts whoever everybody from around the country needs to start getting
00:37:44.420 involved this is not a spectator sport not anymore that's one way we can stem the tide
00:37:50.300 i'm not saying we can get things changed but maybe we can stem the tide if enough of us get involved
00:37:57.320 just a suggestion provincially speaking there's an issue developing again between british columbia
00:38:05.800 and alberta and that issue is a pipeline danielle smith wants to build one she's trying to get a
00:38:11.840 company to come in and invest billions of dollars to build a pipeline from the alberta oil sands
00:38:17.220 out to the bc coast the problem is david eby the premier of bc who ideologically
00:38:23.660 every time pipeline comes up he just short circuits the guy's nuts too he calls people
00:38:31.540 racist at the drop of a hat we'll get to that in just a second happened yesterday with the leader
00:38:36.840 of bc the bc one party that's a new party i think her name is dallas brody yeah they got into an
00:38:44.260 exchange yesterday in the bc legislature but first danielle smith and david eby talking pipelines
00:38:51.280 with, what's your name from CTV?
00:38:53.760 Go up and be ham-handed all over the place.
00:38:56.500 We're going to build this heavy oil pipeline through
00:38:58.180 and create confusion and chaos
00:39:01.040 when we need to be growing our economy with real projects.
00:39:03.380 It doesn't make any sense.
00:39:06.340 But again, Premier, she hasn't done exactly what you're saying.
00:39:09.980 Like, you're misrepresenting it.
00:39:11.100 For example, I have pushed her on both of the interviews
00:39:14.760 that I did on the prospect of public money,
00:39:16.900 and she outright says, like,
00:39:18.240 public money backing this pipeline would be a bad thing, that the endeavor that she has embarked on
00:39:24.480 is to secure a private proponent, not for more taxpayer money to go towards us. She said that
00:39:29.900 repeatedly about TMX as well. She agrees with you on that. But I guess what I just don't understand
00:39:35.520 is why don't you want to embark on a conversation like the other ones you talked about, about how
00:39:40.760 something like this could potentially be possible? What are the things that need to be addressed?
00:39:45.540 Like, is there not a conversation to be had given the crisis we face from the United States that one pipeline to your coast already adds point five percent to our GDP on an annual basis?
00:39:56.560 Like, isn't that worth sitting down rather than reflexively saying no way, no how this isn't Daniel Smith's world?
00:40:07.060 Well, I could not find the extended clip.
00:40:12.440 I looked for it.
00:40:13.140 I could not find it anywhere, but I would imagine he just comes up with some Marxist rhetoric like
00:40:18.440 he always does. David Eby in the B.C. legislature, not yesterday, but the day before yesterday,
00:40:26.060 versus Dallas Brody. She's a former member of the B.C. Conservative Party, but she got kicked out
00:40:30.920 for saying something. I think it was something to do with the police chief at Vancouver.
00:40:36.220 But she's better off on her own, just like Jordan Keeley is better off on his own,
00:40:42.380 because the B.C. Conservative Party is seriously a scam.
00:40:47.680 I mean, they fired a staffer the other day for putting a tweet up on X
00:40:52.680 that talked about Truth and Reconciliation Day being based upon lies.
00:40:57.560 She's absolutely right, but they fired her anyway.
00:41:02.720 Anyhow, here is David Eby versus Dallas Brody.
00:41:06.960 This is a good one.
00:41:08.060 I have a point of order to raise, Mr. Speaker.
00:41:12.380 I'm looking at section 40, sub 2, and 40, sub 3 of the standing orders.
00:41:19.300 And the first one is disrespectful or offensive language forbidden.
00:41:23.180 That's sub 2.
00:41:24.500 And irrelevance in debate.
00:41:25.820 That's sub 3.
00:41:27.060 In my answer, I was specifically referring to the staff member that was hired by the leader of the opposition
00:41:35.480 who was fired recently for being a racist residential school denialist.
00:41:40.240 Properly fired, by the way.
00:41:41.600 congratulate him for taking that approach okay do you hear that racist resident let's go back
00:41:48.020 and hear this again for being a racist residential school denialist racist residential school
00:41:57.580 denialist so instead of engaging in conversation and agreeing that there are no facts in this case
00:42:04.400 regarding the kamloops former residential school and those 215 alleged bodies which are nothing
00:42:10.360 but anomalies according to ground penetrating radar he has the absolute nerve to stand up
00:42:18.860 in the legislature and call somebody a name like that with no proof of anything
00:42:26.700 what is this elementary school
00:42:29.820 it's ridiculous that that in and of itself right there should get him censured but because he's
00:42:37.820 the premier and the leader of the party that's not going to happen but i will bet you that people
00:42:43.440 even in his own party are saying sit down and shut up people are seeing right through you
00:42:49.360 and you look like a dink but let's continue properly fired by the way i congratulate him
00:42:56.460 for taking that appropriate stand a little late but he did take it i support it but you wouldn't
00:43:01.280 find me hiring people like that if the member thought i was talking about her perhaps that's
00:43:05.500 her issue uh sub two says no member shall use offensive words against any member of this house
00:43:10.840 um the premier has repeatedly referred to me as being racist denialist and hateful am i now
00:43:18.500 allowed to use words like stupid incompetent financially illiterate anarchist i mean how far
00:43:24.560 does this go yeah all right finally finally somebody's standing up and firing back that's
00:43:32.680 what we need to do i know it's just so distasteful to have to do that right like my grandfather always
00:43:39.880 said to me if you have nothing nice to say say nothing at all but if they're going to stand there
00:43:46.700 and call names based upon bald-faced lies what are we to do
00:43:53.040 there's something in politics that goebbels used to use the german propaganda minister during
00:44:02.620 world war ii and that was calling your opposition your opponent what you are it's called mirror
00:44:14.220 propaganda and it's on page one of the marxist playbook it seems these people are exactly what
00:44:23.340 they call us and i guess the number one example of that would be antifa they call themselves
00:44:29.660 anti-fascist when we say fascist i believe that's just a brand name for authoritarianism but the
00:44:35.320 bottom line is that's about totalitarian control via force what is antifa but intimidation
00:44:47.720 they are the street thug arm of the democrat party in the united states and it seems the
00:44:54.080 Liberal Party of Canada as well. Maybe the NDP too. That's what they are. How dare they call
00:45:02.020 themselves anti-fascist? Anyway, getting back to the pipeline situation and Danielle Smith
00:45:06.780 calling David Eby un-Canadian, which I believe he is. He's a Marxist. He's probably more Chinese
00:45:12.180 than he is Canadian on the inside, not on the outside. Here is Danielle Smith with
00:45:16.540 vassy got it this time on uh left-wing corporate media the other day very very you know harsh
00:45:27.400 words for him today you called him un-canadian in his opposition to this pipeline is that not
00:45:32.580 going too far i mean can't someone have an opinion that differs than yours on what economic growth
00:45:37.400 looks like in this country and still very much be a canadian well i would just ask you to look at
00:45:41.880 his video, which I think stepped over the line. I mean, it is fine to disagree. I try to find ways
00:45:48.000 in which we can find common ground, and we've got lots of common ground. We've worked together
00:45:51.560 on trying to advance ammonia export. I support his LNG projects. We have biodiesel that is produced
00:45:57.900 in our province that is destined for the B.C. market, and we've talked about intertise and how
00:46:02.180 we would be able to support each other on that. We have a difference of opinion on this, and I do
00:46:06.260 think it's unconstitutional. It has been determined by the courts that these kinds of things, trade
00:46:10.580 commerce as well as ports and interprovincial infrastructure are federal issues. And the
00:46:17.000 reason for that is that we can't have a single parochial province blocking the aspirations of
00:46:21.540 another. That's not how we were supposed to function as a country. So it is the very definition
00:46:26.320 of what Canada is, is that we work together on these things. And so I was disappointed to hear
00:46:30.460 his comments. But in the end, it's up to Mark Carney to make the decision on that. And so that's
00:46:34.860 why I'm working with the prime minister. And I do understand even characterizing what he said
00:46:38.580 is unconstitutional because of your belief and i think the constitution breaks it up that this
00:46:43.020 is federal jurisdiction but calling him un-canadian is a very specific way to describe someone who
00:46:47.820 disagrees with you fundamentally on one issue around economic development why go that far
00:46:52.180 and what purpose does it serve well okay so vashi right now is going for the separatist thing
00:46:59.080 she's trying to get danielle to admit that there's going to be a unity crisis
00:47:05.960 if David Eby doesn't capitulate to her demands of a pipeline?
00:47:11.500 Will Danielle take the bait?
00:47:12.780 That's the question.
00:47:13.640 I think she's too smart for that.
00:47:15.160 What's the whole point of why we're having the conversation that we are
00:47:17.840 about tearing down internal trade barriers and finding new markets?
00:47:22.480 It's because we're all facing a threat from our greatest friend
00:47:27.080 and trading partner of the United States
00:47:28.360 and the instabilities that Donald Trump has created in our relationship here.
00:47:32.760 And so we have signed agreements, both among the Western premiers as well as among the national premiers,
00:47:38.820 that will work together to develop economic corridors that include all of the above.
00:47:42.880 It doesn't say we're going to include everything except the products produced in Alberta.
00:47:46.580 And so I would say that the will of the people of Canada is that they want their leaders to work together to try to find those export markets.
00:47:55.420 It's very obvious to me that the best opportunity that we have to find new markets is in Asia.
00:48:00.340 and the way you get to Asia is you have to get your products to the west coast of British Columbia
00:48:05.060 and so that's the reason why even though all of those European countries are screaming for our
00:48:10.520 LNG and natural gas okay well you know what Danielle knows more about this than I do so
00:48:18.780 let's let her go we've identified that along with those who are advising us as the best opportunity
00:48:23.080 for us to be able to develop those markets and I would hope that he would agree and that he would
00:48:26.820 work with us on it. Do you think he's going to do that when you call him un-Canadian for
00:48:30.240 presenting an opposition at this juncture? You know, he began it, and I hope he dials his rhetoric
00:48:35.480 back because I'll be very frank about what I think of premiers who are trying to block other
00:48:40.400 premiers from getting their products to market. So I would say that I think he went a little bit
00:48:44.040 far yesterday. I hope he's regretting it. I know he's been ratioed quite badly on his video,
00:48:49.100 which is a suggestion to me that he's not expressing abuse of British Columbians.
00:48:54.140 When we've done our own polling on this,
00:48:55.980 we found that 75% of Canadians do want to see new pipeline access built.
00:49:01.000 And there's only a couple of places that you can go when you're building new pipelines.
00:49:03.900 If you want to stay within Canada,
00:49:06.240 one is to the East Coast, one is to the West Coast.
00:49:08.140 And the West Coast just makes the most sense.
00:49:11.300 Right now, there's going to be one in Manitoba very soon
00:49:13.880 at the Hudson's Bay way up north there.
00:49:16.700 I don't know how they're going to get that built
00:49:18.160 because there's nothing up there, man.
00:49:20.820 Like they've got a railway track that's pretty wonky.
00:49:23.420 It broke a few years ago and took a year to get repaired for the little town of Churchill, which is less than 1,000 people.
00:49:31.720 I mean, it's deserted up there.
00:49:34.640 There is nothing but polar bears and muskeg.
00:49:39.300 But they say they're working on it.
00:49:41.720 But she's absolutely right.
00:49:43.380 David Eby is a petulant child, an ideologically driven one at that.
00:49:50.280 he has no business being the premier of anything he has no business running a an ice cream stand
00:49:57.400 he is probably right now pretty close with wab canoe i'd say and the guy out in nova scotia
00:50:06.180 houston the worst premier in the country right now for stopping this based on nothing but ideology
00:50:14.800 do you know that since they introduced the tanker ban law there's no oil tankers allowed
00:50:21.840 on the northern coast of british columbia now the traffic of oil tankers in the port of vancouver
00:50:27.640 has increased like three times so there's more risk of these tankers having spills bumping into
00:50:35.760 each other because the port of vancouver is so crowded with oil tankers right now if they were
00:50:41.400 allowed to go to the north coast they wouldn't have that problem but no can't do it i don't know
00:50:49.020 why because the same amount of tankers are coming in regardless they're all just jammed into one
00:50:53.660 little area the stupidest law ever virtue signaling legislation from the liberal party of canada
00:51:01.120 and the bc ndp didn't help at all either okay a couple of things out of toronto it doesn't look
00:51:09.860 like we're going to get to the ostrich farm tonight you guys uh they had a meeting that
00:51:14.840 ran late apparently we have meetings as a group unfortunately got pushed back
00:51:18.980 so if jeff and katie decide to click on they will and if they can't they won't
00:51:28.380 too bad because i was kind of curious to hear what's going on out there i haven't heard anything
00:51:33.580 really big the supreme court has not yet decided on whether or not they're going to hear this case
00:51:37.780 And I guess that's probably the big thing.
00:51:39.980 There hasn't been anything that I've heard that's been terrible by the CFIA or by the RCMP.
00:51:46.200 We understand the ostriches are getting fed.
00:51:48.280 They're back to their regular feed, from what I understand.
00:51:51.680 So unless something has changed, things are okay right now at Universal Ostrich Farm.
00:51:59.480 Off to Toronto from the Toronto Sun.
00:52:02.640 Toronto High School scolded for playing Arabic O'Canada.
00:52:07.780 yesterday. What? October 7th is the second anniversary of, you know. So Education Minister
00:52:21.400 Paul Calandra, who ordered a school district in Ontario just last week to fly the orange flag,
00:52:28.740 even though that school district had voted to fly only the Canadian and provincial flags.
00:52:33.580 calandra warns incident at earl haig secondary school better not happen again
00:52:41.380 saying he doesn't believe it was accidental ontario's education minister lambasted a
00:52:49.240 toronto high school tuesday for playing an arabic version of o canada as jewish students mourned the
00:52:55.700 second anniversary of the barbaric mass murders october 7th the education minister has warned it
00:53:02.160 better not happen again yes that was the canadian national anthem students and staff were standing
00:53:07.280 to tuesday at earl haig secondary school in north york on the somber day october 7th and calandra
00:53:13.120 was not buying any excuse it was an accident he said it's hard to believe that no one recognized
00:53:20.220 the significance of this day where the world recognizes the anniversary of the worst terrorist
00:53:25.900 attack perpetuated against the jewish people since the holocaust this further by the way
00:53:31.500 phase one of that deal that palestine jewish peace deal has been signed today
00:53:36.120 thanks to the trump administration this further underscores that school boards should be focused
00:53:42.900 on creating safe learning environments for all students never at the expense of one community
00:53:47.580 over another since by law the anthem is to be sung performed or played in one of canada's two
00:53:53.520 official languages, French or English. Having O'Canada in Arabic played over the loudspeakers
00:53:58.400 to start off a high school day was already controversial. No, it was against the law.
00:54:05.720 Never mind controversial. I think the left-wing corporate media tends to use that word a little
00:54:11.060 bit too much, don't you think? It was against the law, what they did. And to do it on the
00:54:19.240 anniversary of the slaughter by Hamas terrorists in Israel was outright cruelty towards Jewish
00:54:24.220 students in the school. Kevin Vong, independent MP, says someone at Earl Hague Secondary School
00:54:29.960 thought today, October 7th, was the day to play our national anthem in Arabic. This was at best
00:54:36.680 insensitive and more than likely intentionally meant to cause distress and harm to their Jewish
00:54:42.180 students. Whoever did that should be fired. And then they go into how we were harmed, Jewish
00:54:48.660 parents and all of that that's just one of the worst things that you can do but obviously
00:54:52.980 it was done intentionally because of this weird marxist victim mindset this antifa mindset that
00:55:05.560 flows through our public institutions and school systems it's ridiculous we need to somehow get
00:55:13.120 rid of it like trump is doing down in the united states i don't know how we will but we need to
00:55:18.060 in some way shape or form it's got to go puck daddy joe andahar i think is his name he put on
00:55:25.140 a canada first rally in toronto about a month ago and antifa showed up and they ruined it
00:55:30.980 about 200 antifa and not as many canada first uh protesters and so he's doing another one and he
00:55:38.440 made a video and here it is well good morning everybody i just wanted to come on here and
00:55:43.020 give an official statement. We got some big things up the pipeline, and I hope you patriots are ready
00:55:48.660 to go. The Canada First movement, the return of the patriots. Yes, we're running it back. We're
00:55:54.760 going to be taking over Queen's Park. We're going to be standing shoulder to shoulder with all the
00:56:00.140 patriots. I want to give a huge shout out to all the people who helped make September 13th a magical
00:56:06.280 day. I want to let you know that was a W, guys. We exposed the left, and the problem we have with
00:56:12.420 antifa in our in our city and in our country at the end of the day the time for talking online
00:56:18.680 the keyboard warriors i know you feel big but it's time to show up enough with the talking more with
00:56:24.780 the action it's time to take action guys it's long overdue and we're going to be at queen's park on
00:56:30.280 october 25th the time is still to be announced okay guys there's a reason now next i want to
00:56:36.940 just quickly touch on this. Guys, last time we had Toronto and Halifax. This time, we're opening
00:56:43.800 it up. The goal is to get this across the country. This time around, we're going to have Halifax at
00:56:49.780 Citadel Hill on the same day, same message. London, Ontario is stepping up to have their own
00:56:55.520 Canada First rally in London, Ontario. Same day, same message. We also now have Calgary, Alberta,
00:57:03.200 who is stepping up. And God bless the West for actually getting involved. Thank you. Calgary,
00:57:09.400 you're going to be popping off October 25th, same day, same message. Now, let's clarify what the
00:57:15.320 message is. Guys, the Canada First movement is about stopping mass immigration to our country.
00:57:22.780 We want to see mass deportations of the illegals, the criminals, the terrorists,
00:57:28.420 people who come here who just milk off our system people who don't share our
00:57:33.520 values and do not want to adapt or assimilate for the people who come here
00:57:38.440 who embrace our culture who love this country who make Canada their home
00:57:42.820 that's not who we're focused on we're focused on people who come here who
00:57:47.380 disrespect our people who disrespect our country burn our flags and say death to
00:57:53.140 Canada these are all people that have no right to be in this country because being
00:57:57.760 in canada isn't a right it's a privilege so guys october 25th we're running it back the canada
00:58:06.320 first movement the return of the patriots i hope you guys all felt the vibe from last time on
00:58:13.040 september 13th i hope you know this is a genuine movement we're not out here looking for money
00:58:19.200 we're not asking for donations we're asking for patriots time you guys all need to show up you now
00:58:26.160 have four locations and counting let's get together let's rip this movement across the
00:58:31.600 country and let's put canada first canadians first i'll see you there let's go puck daddy
00:58:41.280 you can find him on instagram i think on facebook as well and if you're looking for him on facebook
00:58:48.720 just type in puck daddy or canada first rally it'll come up i know because i did it myself so
00:59:02.240 i don't know i'm not gonna sit here and crap on it because he's trying he's trying
00:59:08.240 to do something and for that i completely and totally appreciate but it's difficult
00:59:15.440 when you try to spread it across the entire country it is such a vast country and you need
00:59:24.780 reach into the millions just to get people to hear the message never mind to get them to actually
00:59:32.020 agree to show up just so they hear it and he doesn't have that kind of reach that's why i'm
00:59:37.360 helping him out with this not directly just to let you guys know that there is something coming
00:59:43.260 up in a few cities across the country on October 25th. What you need to be aware of is that Antifa
00:59:49.220 will be lining up against them. All of these rallies in all of these cities, Antifa is going
00:59:56.080 to hear about it. And that's why he's holding the time back. But these Antifa kids, they've got
01:00:01.300 nothing but time. They don't work. They live in their parents' basements. They live in the streets.
01:00:06.760 You see, Antifa as an ideology is everywhere. It's all over the institutions. But the higher
01:00:12.580 up people, the university professors and the police officers, they don't show up for these
01:00:18.040 things. They know getting caught at one of these things would be the death of their career. And
01:00:22.300 they need to stay in the positions they're in so they can influence more young people to join
01:00:27.880 their cause. That's what this is about. They think it's a cause. It's a movement. That's what Antifa
01:00:35.520 is. It's not just the cells of kids who throw frozen water bottles and bricks with masks on
01:00:42.300 waving umbrellas or sticking umbrellas in your face or bullhorns in your face that's not just
01:00:49.380 what it is that's part of it but that's not all of it but you can bet they'll show up so what we need
01:00:56.640 for this rally or these rallies i guess all over the country is more people than they have
01:01:02.520 can we do that i should get joe on the show before october 25th to talk about this
01:01:11.500 seems like a pretty well-spoken guy why not I will reach out staying with Toronto this is our
01:01:19.060 final thing of the night so Universal Ostrich Farm will not be joining tonight I'm sorry about
01:01:23.620 that you guys but something came up out there so it is what it is the Toronto Blue Jays are in the
01:01:30.700 playoffs this year they're playing the New York Yankees I think right now in the ALDS is what it's
01:01:36.020 called the american league divisional series they dropped a game last night but they still lead two
01:01:41.400 games to one so you know how it is with politicians in cities where sports franchises do well they
01:01:47.840 start getting on the bandwagon and olivia chow the mayor of toronto is no exception but i would say
01:01:55.540 this is probably an 11 on the cringe-o meter the video that she put out today watch this
01:02:02.160 Hey, Toronto, we want it all.
01:02:09.500 I think that deserves to be seen again, don't you?
01:02:12.260 Let's do that again.
01:02:13.240 Hey, Toronto, we want it all.
01:02:15.460 I'm in everywhere I go.
01:02:17.140 Hey, everybody.
01:02:32.160 i don't think that woman has any shame at all and there have been other videos that will explain
01:02:39.640 that statement that i just made that you've probably seen yourself that's it for the show
01:02:45.940 tonight you guys the extension is coming up i found a new creator well she's not a new creator
01:02:50.400 but new to me sydney watson is her name and she puts out some awesome videos and sells tea that
01:02:58.640 she makes herself she's from australia and she's really good i like her and i think that one of my
01:03:08.520 jobs as an online broadcaster is to introduce people to other online broadcasters so we can
01:03:16.260 widen our horizons a bit and hear what other people have to say so we're not always in what
01:03:22.840 did greg call it last night an echo chamber so we're going to listen to what she has to say
01:03:28.120 regarding remember this this whole big it's not fat shaming it's the opposite of it it's fat
01:03:33.220 celebration they've been doing this for the last 10 years or so it seems oh fat is beautiful and
01:03:38.740 that singer lizzo she was at the top of their hit parade for years 350 pound woman who runs around
01:03:47.700 on stage wearing what britney spears wears and celebrating her and the other thing she's going
01:03:56.900 to talk about in the episode tonight is the war on straight white men so that's coming up in the
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