The Shadoe Davis Show - Oct. 9th⧸2024- Nadine Ness of Unified Grassroots ＂Building Leaders Conference＂

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00:03:00.000 Hey everybody, how you doing? Welcome. It's Shadow at Night, Wednesday, October the 9th, 2024. On the show tonight, it's Nadine Ness from Unified Grassroots. We haven't had Nadine on this year, I don't think. It's been a while, so we're going to get her on in just a couple of minutes to talk about her latest project, which is happening in Regina this coming weekend.

00:03:21.740 And it's a leadership summit to teach people how to take back their communities.

00:03:28.480 That's the very abbreviated version.

00:03:30.820 That's the coolest notes.

00:03:31.660 We'll get the whole thing from Nadine in just a couple of minutes.

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00:04:46.180 in seven different provinces tomorrow night on the show i want to read this to you guys this is

00:04:53.400 this is actually uplifting and terrifying at the same time the guy's name is salman sima

00:05:02.240 and he's an immigrant to canada from iran

00:05:05.620 here's his story after being tortured and imprisoned by the islamic regime in iran

00:05:13.120 I took refuge in Canada. The true north, strong and free, gave me the rights and freedoms that

00:05:18.320 I was denied in Iran, my beloved homeland under Sharia law. Burning Canadian flags and chanting

00:05:25.360 against Canada by actual terrorists in Vancouver must be condemned, and those who did it must be

00:05:32.120 held accountable. As a former political prisoner of the Islamic regime, I always stand tall for

00:05:38.780 the Canadian flag. This happened when I waved a Canadian flag against jihadists in Toronto. This

00:05:44.480 video we're about to play for you. After they attacked me, my right shoulder was dislocated

00:05:50.180 and I was hospitalized. I took refuge in Canada. If Canada becomes another Islamist, communist

00:05:56.220 country, where should I go? Jihadists hate Canada. Wake up, Canada, before it's too late. And of 0.96

00:06:02.660 course, we saw the videos of what happened in Vancouver on Monday night. They were yelling

00:06:07.160 death to canada death to israel death to the united states and here is what happened

00:06:13.280 to solomon a couple of weeks ago in 0.94

00:06:16.380 here he is he walks into the protest with his canadian flag

00:06:26.460 free

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00:06:56.460 Nice! 0.97

00:06:57.460 The bomb! 0.97

00:06:58.460 Hey!

00:06:59.460 Hey! 0.96

00:07:00.460 Hey!

00:07:01.460 Everybody, just stop it!

00:07:03.460 Stop it!

00:07:04.460 It's the bottom revolution!

00:07:09.460 It's the bottom revolution!

00:07:14.460 It's the bottom, it's the bottom!

00:07:19.460 It's the bottom, it's the bottom!

00:07:23.460 Long live the it's the bottom!

00:07:25.460 this should not be allowed in our country and solomon is 90 guaranteed to be coming on

00:07:44.100 the show tomorrow night we had preliminary discussions this afternoon he and i will be

00:07:48.480 talking again tomorrow morning i would love to have this man join the show as a matter of fact

00:07:54.580 it's crucial to hear what he has to say for all of us. Because as I pointed out a couple of nights

00:08:00.320 ago, there are many immigrants in Canada who got here legally, who don't agree with the nonsense 1.00

00:08:10.960 that is happening in our streets right now. They wanted to stop. They left those countries hoping 1.00

00:08:18.060 for what they thought canada was and they're getting more of the same and i believe personally

00:08:24.500 it comes from the justin trudeau regime through the world economic forum and whoever else

00:08:31.340 is puppeteering him but that and the police have been weaponized against canadians in my opinion

00:08:39.460 but we'll find out more about that tomorrow night when solomon joins the show again 90 sure

00:08:45.460 Here's a story I didn't cover.

00:08:47.140 Came out a couple of weeks ago because it's one of those stories that's not finished yet.

00:08:52.240 It hasn't got a conclusion.

00:08:54.660 We're drawing closer to it.

00:08:56.320 From the Winnipeg Sun, confusion, dysfunction continue with Mountain View School Division.

00:09:00.540 There's the education minister of Manitoba.

00:09:03.500 His name is Nello Altimore.

00:09:05.280 I used to go to high school with this guy.

00:09:07.240 Chaos continues to rule in a Manitoba school division after members of an oversight committee

00:09:12.420 walked out on a board meeting while the board accused the province of not being clear with how

00:09:18.240 much power the committee holds. The Dauphin-based Mountain View School Division held its regular

00:09:24.580 board meeting Monday. Again, this is a couple of weeks ago, and it saw a continuation of the

00:09:29.400 controversy and downright dysfunction that's gripped the division since last April. At Monday's

00:09:34.100 meeting, members of a provincially appointed oversight committee walked out due to the board's

00:09:40.160 decision to pass a motion that puts some limitations on the committee's ability to participate in board

00:09:45.080 meetings. This committee, by the way, is completely unelected. They have been appointed, as the article

00:09:51.820 says, by the government of Manitoba, specifically by the education minister Nello Altimore. Then

00:09:57.680 just hours after the meeting ended, MVSD released a statement on their website saying the division

00:10:03.020 is concerned about its ability to work effectively with the committee without undermining local

00:10:08.560 governance. Despite multiple requests for clarity, the ministry has not provided any further guidance

00:10:14.440 on how the panel's role should function without jeopardizing the representation of the community.

00:10:19.860 The statement which was penned by MVSD Chair Jason Griba reads, we've had Paul Coffey, he's a member

00:10:26.380 of this school board on the show earlier this year, and what they've tried to do is displace

00:10:32.900 the elected school board with appointed members, government appointed members who believe

00:10:39.680 in the SOGI curriculum being implemented in Manitoba schools. They have taken over local

00:10:47.400 school boards, not just there, in Winnipeg, at least in Manitoba, and in Steinbeck as well.

00:10:53.240 They are trying to actually turf the entire elected school trustee committee there in favor

00:10:58.360 of woke appointees it's absolutely egregious and then there's this little gem if you want to talk

00:11:06.380 about bullies handling city councils here's the mayor of pickering this is a best of from the

00:11:13.540 mayor of pickering watch on the crazy street i'm not afraid of anything i have the floor and i'm

00:11:19.860 giving my remarks i'm not afraid see please sit down please sit down please please leave please

00:11:28.220 leave ma'am please leave please leave please leave please leave you're excused you're excused ma'am

00:11:36.380 i well i'm gonna i'm gonna beg different you're leaving ma'am you're out of order

00:11:43.260 you're gonna please please leave the chamber please leave please leave the chamber we're

00:11:48.060 gonna ask you to leave the chambers now please so we'll take a five minute recess so we can

00:11:52.700 so we can clear the chambers thank you okay ma'am ma'am ma'am ma'am do you understand what i just

00:11:58.620 said to you do you understand what i just said to you do you understand what i said to you

00:12:03.820 i do mr mayor do we need to take a recess if you want to come up here in three years you get your

00:12:10.060 25 signatures okay that's the mayor of pickering his name is kevin ash and that is the same city

00:12:16.540 council our friend lisa robinson sits on we've got all kinds of dysfunction at local levels

00:12:21.740 all across the country. Joining us tonight from Unified Grassroots is Nadine Ness. Nadine, 0.82

00:12:26.160 welcome back to the show. It's nice to have you. Thanks for having me. I have to say I'm a little

00:12:31.680 shocked by what I just watched. You are? Oh my goodness, it's been going on all across the

00:12:37.800 country. It's been happening in British Columbia with school trustees, definitely in Alberta with

00:12:42.280 not just with school trustees but with city councils. An entire town in Alberta got taken

00:12:47.000 out, the entire city council by the province there. I'm not sure what's been happening in

00:12:51.400 saskatchewan have you heard anything like this going on in your province oh i've heard a lot i

00:12:57.020 don't know if i'm at liberty to discuss but i thought saskatchewan was the only one that was

00:13:02.300 having issues i've heard of so many stories of school board trustees like having yelling matches

00:13:08.400 swearing at other trustees it's become quite toxic if anyone speaks up and says hey i'm not okay with

00:13:15.620 what you're doing especially when it comes to the woke ideology i think in the last few years we've

00:13:21.340 had several school board trustees come forward and and get elected and i i would call them like

00:13:27.980 woke extremists it's kind of funny because they call us extremists but i think it's the other way

00:13:33.440 around but yeah i didn't know what was happening that comes from the lens they're looking through

00:13:38.880 right they've moved so far to the extreme left that we look way extreme right to them but in

00:13:45.860 reality we're standing right in the middle if you want to talk about the political perspective and

00:13:50.660 that Overton window keeps shifting. So that's what's scary about it. And these days, you know,

00:13:56.060 with the incorporation of cultural Marxism, they don't want to hear any opposing viewpoints. They

00:14:01.220 just want to shut you down, whether it's online or whether it's in a city council meeting, like

00:14:06.420 that mayor just tried to do that video that we just watched, which is alarming. So with this

00:14:12.200 Building Leaders Conference that you have coming up this weekend, you're hoping to turn that kind

00:14:17.620 thing around right yeah so i'll i'll talk a little bit without giving too much but there there is

00:14:25.300 something that led to this we we did town halls throughout the whole province in january um

00:14:31.500 yeah january february some in in november and december and just kind of educating people on

00:14:38.400 the different structures of government and how you can get involved to have like a huge influence so

00:14:43.500 join boards of political parties in your area join boards of libraries join the the the school

00:14:51.280 board so with that a lot of people came forward and actually stepped up to run for school boards

00:14:57.200 so in saskatchewan we have elections happening right now we have we have several we have the

00:15:02.620 provincial election that's happening i think october 28th so don't quote me on that i think

00:15:08.640 it was october 28 was the last day they could do it so please don't election saskatchewan if i'm

00:15:13.820 wrong don't quote me on it it's not far off it's three weeks i think it's two weeks away they

00:15:20.560 dropped the red at the beginning of the of the month so it's very close this election and the

00:15:25.880 last they seem tight tighter than we'd like well it see see that's the thing i i don't necessarily

00:15:33.460 trust those polls because they mostly polled city folks they didn't pull the rural areas

00:15:38.140 in rural areas you don't even need to worry you could have like a a 50 50 split with the right

00:15:44.640 leaning vote and it still won't go ndp in 31 riding so i'm not too worried about that maybe

00:15:50.560 in the city and that's i think if you look at the fine prints of those polls it's all city

00:15:55.560 folks so that's why it's like showing up so close but i i don't want to discourage people from

00:16:01.440 showing up and voting because we need every single person voting so yeah so that's at the

00:16:05.760 end of october and then in november november 13th and then we have the school board election november

00:16:12.940 13th and the civic or municipal so all the rms all of the cities are november 13th so and today

00:16:21.100 was actually the closing day the last day people could put in their names forward so i was hearing

00:16:28.200 from a lot of people saying oh i just put it in and uh so it's really exciting so we have people

00:16:32.940 running across the province for school board i will not mention numbers i don't want to to give

00:16:38.640 ammunition to the left but let's just say we encouraged a lot of people to run for for school

00:16:44.640 board for municipal and then with that we're like okay we need to equip these people to win the

00:16:49.920 election so that's where this event uh came in we wanted to equip these people when they're going to

00:16:55.480 be dealing with media how to do communication when they're going to be dealing with doing media posts

00:17:00.520 and stuff like that social media what are tools available for them how do you get greater reach

00:17:05.200 and stuff but it's not just for elected officials or volunteers and team it's also for activists

00:17:11.300 i find sometimes on the right we have a little bit of a hard time reaching the people reaching

00:17:17.540 the middle or swaying public opinion we're we're often within our own echo chamber so we brought in

00:17:23.820 these experts to teach you how to do that. So a lot of these people have actually founded

00:17:29.380 nonprofit organization in the US to to sway public opinion. So Sean Noble, which is basically

00:17:36.800 political royalty in the US, I don't know how we managed to bring him here. But yeah, if you want

00:17:43.160 to put the flyer, you have his photo there. He he started an organization which used to be known

00:17:51.040 as the center for patients rights so they they fought against big pharma and stuff to protect

00:17:57.800 patients rights and then now i think it's called american encore so he's also a political consultant

00:18:04.800 same with matthew so they're coming in but yeah it's it's not just for people who are running

00:18:10.840 it's for their teams it's for volunteers and anyone who wants to have like a a louder voice

00:18:16.680 in the conservative movement.

00:18:18.400 And I say conservative, I don't mean conservative party.

00:18:21.280 I just mean conservative type value.

00:18:23.500 So it's open for anyone who's kind of interested

00:18:27.460 in maybe even starting a nonprofit or a platform

00:18:30.800 or becoming an activist.

00:18:33.200 Has that kind of thing been,

00:18:35.720 is that the reason that you're hosting this event,

00:18:38.900 this leadership event?

00:18:39.920 Because you've been hearing a lot about city and town councils

00:18:42.860 and school boards across Saskatchewan

00:18:44.620 being taken over by the woke left?

00:18:46.680 Well, I think I think we all know that's happened over a period of time and we stayed back and didn't participate. And that's why they've taken over so much. So this is to kind of equip conservatives with how to win. Like a lot of the times we'll go out there and we'll say the first thing that's on our minds. And then it gets picked apart by the media. We all know they'll pick you apart even if you say the right thing.

00:19:09.840 But this is just to equip people with how do you put your message out there in a way that the general public who will be the one voting can resonate with.

00:19:19.280 So I'm not saying don't speak truth, still speak truth, but there's a way of doing it that will resonate with the most amount of people.

00:19:27.160 And that I think that's a big reason why our organization during the whole freedom movement grew so much.

00:19:32.980 We we really took that marketing, that communication, that PR aspect and applied it to everything we do.

00:19:40.140 We did. So even the the vaccinated people were joining our group because they're like, yeah, I'm vaccinated.

00:19:46.600 I don't believe in the passport or treating others who aren't vaccinated.

00:19:51.500 So we kind of opened our communications in that way.

00:19:55.340 And I think conservatives have a harder time doing that because we think more in the individualist aspect.

00:20:02.300 so we think we think we're right and and everyone else is wrong and we don't even

00:20:08.080 introduce the perspective of the other side into our conversation so sometimes it's hard to even

00:20:14.500 get them to listen to you so if you start with the other perspective i would take issue with that

00:20:19.880 one i think that we are probably the more fair-minded of the two sides in this battle

00:20:24.980 i'm absolutely willing to listen i and have a conversation and have a debate with somebody

00:20:30.240 right i want to hear what they have to say but if it starts not making sense and this has been the

00:20:36.520 problem that we've been having for the past three years we get information from them we do our

00:20:41.800 research and we find out that we've been lied to or their information is wrong and when you go back

00:20:46.300 to them and say hey look this isn't right they shut you down and start calling you names they

00:20:51.520 don't want to have that debate whereas we do as well right but you're right in that we are more

00:20:56.220 individually minded and we set about doing things on our own so and and maybe when it comes to the

00:21:04.160 team as we've seen some teams have been uh definitely divided uh in the the conservative

00:21:10.500 minded movement the common sense movement for the past couple three years and and like i can't say

00:21:17.520 that i i didn't have that mindset too with uh with like oh if i associate with this person too much

00:21:23.720 albeit seen as too extreme so like i i will admit i i in order to kind of protect what we were

00:21:30.180 trying to do i might have even played a part in that in some aspect but i i was just recently

00:21:35.800 talking about there was this guy christopher rufo or russo rufo um from the u.s was in red deer a

00:21:44.060 couple weeks ago at an event a strong and canada strong and free network event and he was talking

00:21:49.520 about how we we do that in the conservative movement we almost have like a purity test if

00:21:55.080 somebody doesn't pass it we kind of rule them out and don't work with them or i think i think we need

00:22:00.380 to move past that because no matter what the media is going to attack when you say purity test what

00:22:07.200 what do you mean by that like we give them a we give them a uh a questionnaire to fill out and

00:22:13.640 If they get a certain amount of answers wrong, then that's it for them?

00:22:17.700 I think in some circles, almost yes, where people will be like, oh, this person is extreme.

00:22:24.380 They're getting canceled.

00:22:25.140 I'm going to have nothing to do with them.

00:22:27.120 And I'm not saying us as in you and I.

00:22:29.480 I'm saying us as in the conservative movement as a whole.

00:22:33.120 Like you see like politicians get attacked because, oh, they like to pose by someone who the left has attacked for years,

00:22:41.560 even though there's no merit to it what christopher was talking about was to actually

00:22:48.080 get behind the conservative voices even if they might say one time something outrageous

00:22:54.080 still get behind them and and unlock arms with them because then we're a really bigger force

00:23:00.080 the left doesn't cancel well some sometimes but for the most part they don't cancel each other

00:23:06.800 out we do that on the right and i can't say that i haven't been guilty to a certain extent of doing

00:23:13.140 that same thing i'm i'm just being upfront and honest here but what christopher said is is um

00:23:20.120 it just opened my eyes as to if we're going to move forward yes don't cancel each other but also

00:23:26.460 if we can equip people with how to fight back in a way that doesn't give ammunition to the other

00:23:33.380 side, I'm all for it. So that to me would mean watch, not necessarily what you say, but how you

00:23:42.660 say it. You know who the master of not giving a rat's ass about that kind of stuff is, I would say, 0.97

00:23:47.780 is probably Donald Trump. He just goes out there and says what he says, and he leaves pauses. He 0.99

00:23:54.300 makes it easy for the left-wing corporate media down there to edit him and make him sound like a 0.98

00:23:59.520 racist or a womanizer or a criminal. And he knows that it's going to, it's never going to affect

00:24:05.300 him. It's probably going to make him even more popular, but he is one guy, one person who's been

00:24:11.020 able to do that. I don't know that anybody else is capable of that. Let me ask you, Pierre Polyev,

00:24:17.600 you've, you've seen some of the press conferences that he's given in the past year. What do you

00:24:22.280 think of his interaction with the media? Is it positive? Is it negative? I think it's great. I

00:24:28.380 think if more conservatives talk like him then we'd get further ahead he he's quick-witted whether

00:24:35.300 whether you like it or like him or not he knows how to work with media he knows how to call it out

00:24:40.200 but but Pierre has mastered something that a lot of politicians haven't he's mastered how to reach

00:24:47.420 the people without the media so he can do these things now you have other politicians that haven't

00:24:54.000 really kind of taken advantage of that social media aspect which he has his team has been

00:24:59.620 phenomenal whoever he's hired is great i just wish more politicians would have that type of reach and

00:25:07.840 that type of team behind them because i think you would see a huge difference in in the u.s

00:25:13.060 of course they have those people almost everywhere so that's why the people can kind of reach reach

00:25:18.980 the public but it's funny you talk about donald trump because donald trump can pull off what most

00:25:24.200 people can't and we we can't say another politicians can do what donald trump does

00:25:29.380 someone else will do it and they'll get canceled they'll never be able to to work in politics but

00:25:34.460 but the reason he pulls it off it's his authentic self everyone knows what they're getting with him

00:25:40.440 do i think that there's a better way yeah i'm a huge fan of jd vance and it's not just because

00:25:46.620 he's my husband's twin literally you almost can't tell them apart but um yeah they do they do i

00:25:54.960 should almost pull it up on your screen there but uh it's funny everyone at his off at his office

00:26:01.820 even some of his patients call him jd vance so i call him mr vice president around the house

00:26:08.340 but um but is that a good thing or a bad thing that he looks like jd vance

00:26:13.800 do people recognize him and want to throw eggs at him or do they want to shake his hand or both

00:26:18.720 oh no i don't think i think in saskatchewan like if you look at jd vance i hope it's okay we talk

00:26:24.540 american politics because i'm just such a huge fan of his delivery i wish more politicians were

00:26:30.460 like him um but yeah if you look at him during the debate he was cool calm collected he even like

00:26:37.920 fact check the lady who who was fact checking him with errors and he didn't he didn't stop

00:26:43.560 and it's funny I didn't really know much about him um leading up to the who who they were going

00:26:50.360 to pick for president somebody mentioned his name and I looked I looked at a video and he was like

00:26:56.240 going back and forth with media and I'm like I want him to be the guy because he can do what

00:27:02.160 trump has a hard time doing and that's being um articulate the actual issues right yeah yeah he's

00:27:10.660 actually a great pick for trump because he balances him out so i think it i think this year trump has

00:27:19.460 made really solid picks for who he's surrounding himself with and it's only going to make him

00:27:25.840 better for it so i really hope he wins look who he's got he's got jd vance and by the way

00:27:31.940 if you guys don't know much about jd vance you guys watching this right now watch the movie

00:27:36.020 hillbilly elegy or read the book it's absolutely fantastic it shows you how how he was brought up

00:27:42.500 then he's got um tulsi gabbard former democrat right former presidential nominee or not nominee

00:27:50.340 but definitely a candidate she was in the uh in the race a couple of years ago and you've got

00:27:56.900 rfk jr so they've built a coalition that reaches across like the old style democrats and the

00:28:06.180 republicans and it's quite powerful when you have a democrat who is a lifelong democrat saying you

00:28:12.980 know what these these people are far too extreme for me i'm gonna go with donald trump who's who's

00:28:18.180 not all that extreme it's not even any close to extreme at all not at all the way he's painted

00:28:25.300 in the left-wing corporate media worldwide which is remarkable don't you think yeah um he's an

00:28:34.140 amazing speaker though like i i know he's got issues with his voice but his choice of words

00:28:40.300 and and how he conducts himself i didn't know like a whole lot about him other than during

00:28:45.740 covid like he was a shining light because he was saying this isn't right he was one of the

00:28:50.180 one speaking out but then if you look at his background as to what he's tackled like he's a

00:28:55.540 man of principle and character and he doesn't cave he doesn't shy away from it uh there was

00:29:01.900 one interview he did that i thought was really funny he and it kind of gave light to who trump

00:29:08.040 was if if you haven't watched the interview trump did on gutfield i highly recommend you do

00:29:14.700 but um but rfk said rfk jr said at one point he was planning on going to florida with his family

00:29:25.100 and his they weren't going to be able to fly so his wife asked if i can find a ride there

00:29:30.540 can we go and he said sure so she comes back and she says donald trump will give us a ride

00:29:35.900 and rfk is like well did you know i'm suing him i'm suing him like in two court case

00:29:41.540 and she's like he knows he doesn't care he still want to drive us and and it's funny because that

00:29:48.260 that says a lot about who Trump is that he has all these people who have said things against him

00:29:54.220 in the past and on gut field he was asked about that and he said if I was to to rule out anyone

00:30:01.100 who said something bad about me I would have no one to work with so and and but it just goes to

00:30:08.320 show they they showed a different side of him he he's not just all pride he actually can put that

00:30:14.960 down to do what is right for the country which i think he's misunderstood in that way and

00:30:20.220 i saw trump in a whole new light when i heard that story i'm like okay that's a guy who will

00:30:25.160 put his mission and the the country ahead of his own pride or ego to do what needs to get done so

00:30:32.280 yeah we need more about Donald Trump I find is that if you go back before all of the political

00:30:40.220 stuff started around 2015 and you see his appearances on talk shows from the 80s and the

00:30:46.440 90s and even the little movie cameos that he had and tv show cameos not I'm not talking about the

00:30:51.940 apprentice I'm talking about just interview style shows or appearances on sitcoms what you see from

00:30:58.420 him is just a guy who who cares ultimately about the future of his country yeah he's got a lot of

00:31:07.980 money he's a billionaire he's a the art of a deal you know he's a he's a shark you have to be to get

00:31:13.440 that uh become that successful in the business world especially in new york city but i think

00:31:18.420 that's a guy who just deeply cares about his country and he wants to do the right thing and

00:31:22.560 ever since he decided he was going to run uh actually decide that they started to attack

00:31:30.160 and there's a whole there is a whole philosophy as to why that is i'm not going to get into that

00:31:36.260 here do you think we need do you think we need more american style communication up here and i

00:31:44.820 would imagine you're going to say yes because you're bringing sean noble and matthew martin

00:31:48.640 up for this big seminar this weekend and they know exactly how to do that right well if you

00:31:54.960 had asked me this a year ago i would have said no but if you look how organized the the left has

00:32:03.080 gotten and what they have a lot used they have brought american style type of politicking or

00:32:10.580 whatever how you say that word political action here the only way we're going to counter that

00:32:16.860 I think it was with being just as knowledge, just as aggressive on how to reach the people.

00:32:22.960 And like if I if I write a tweet that that just says boring things, boring facts, it doesn't get shared.

00:32:30.060 It doesn't get retweeted. It doesn't reach people.

00:32:32.440 I have to invoke emotion. That's what the Americans are so good at doing in the U.S., right?

00:32:37.660 All of their political ad is to invoke emotions.

00:32:40.980 And if you look at how our government and the left has been behaving in the last few years, especially during COVID, they've already implemented that.

00:32:50.100 Whether we want to recognize it being true or not, the fact is that's happened.

00:32:56.000 They're using behavioral manipulation, behavioral signs to do it.

00:33:01.780 So in order for us to counter that, I think we need to find different techniques because our two nice techniques aren't working anymore.

00:33:09.760 so so i'm i'm not opposed to it do i think in the u.s it's a little bit uh dirty yeah but i also

00:33:17.920 think trudeau is more divisive than most of any politicians that i've seen in the u.s so how are

00:33:24.100 we going to counter that how are we going to get our message out there if we're being too nice and

00:33:29.560 too and just too afraid of even saying what needs to be said and i think i think it's needed but

00:33:36.660 even bringing these guys in if you listen to them it's not necessarily American style politics

00:33:41.720 it's basic marketing techniques like I was in Ottawa and I listened to some of the leadership

00:33:48.560 institute train and it was really good marketing did they show American examples yeah but you could

00:33:54.820 easily apply it to Canada and it's funny because the left will attack and say oh Americanized

00:34:00.960 extremists or whatever but yet they do events and have hillary clinton and and obama obama come like

00:34:08.080 they're doing it too so yeah it's interesting um go ahead i'm yeah i'm not opposed to it uh in fact

00:34:17.220 like learning from from some of the things that that non-profit groups do there there's so much

00:34:23.560 more advanced in the conservative movement than we are like we fall behind we don't have a lot of

00:34:29.460 conservative voices we have you laura lynn we have sean newman like a few voices but but they

00:34:35.740 have a machine down there to counter the narrative so if we can build that here i'm all for it

00:34:43.180 yeah you know you're absolutely right they also have fox news down there and and news nation not

00:34:48.460 necessarily that fox news is you know people have still kind of got suspicions about fox news since

00:34:55.320 to talk to Carlson fiasco but you know up here you're right we don't have a lot of that we don't

00:35:00.020 have any corporate media that leans right at all CTV and Global and CBC they're all very far left

00:35:05.820 and same with City News owned by Rogers. We can have an online presence though we do with this

00:35:11.620 show every night and the others that you mentioned and there are a few scattered across the country

00:35:15.660 that do something like this but what I'm talking about specifically is the online presence you have

00:35:20.820 to build a presence you nadine have built a presence online on x and i know that you're doing

00:35:25.720 a lot of live streams uh content wise it's very good on your on your x account uh you've built

00:35:32.560 it up to what 50 000 followers now which is absolutely fantastic not quite but almost

00:35:38.080 you're getting there but here's the thing it can be damaging as well i'm not sure if you've noticed

00:35:43.060 this depending on how much time you spend on x but in bc the ndp they've got an election going

00:35:49.720 on there as well. And the NDP were trailing. They were actually trailing the conservative party with

00:35:54.800 John Rustad. And then about two weeks ago, they started with these awful, malicious, online,

00:36:01.000 brutal attacks on Rustad and the conservatives. And since then, the polls have changed, not a lot,

00:36:08.640 but just a little bit to put the NDP back on top. And I'm not sure if they've been running

00:36:13.920 commercials on TV and radio in BC because I don't live there. But I think that that online

00:36:19.680 online messaging, whether it's negative or positive, has a big effect. Do you know how

00:36:24.980 many people actually trust the left-wing corporate media in this country now? A report just came out

00:36:30.000 a few days ago. It's amazing. I don't think many. 32. That is the lowest it's ever been. Last year

00:36:38.100 it was 39, but before the pandemic response started, it was in the high 50s. So the corporate

00:36:44.180 media has lost our trust, they're coming online to get their information, even if they can't get

00:36:50.480 it on Facebook because of C-18 and C-11. They're going to YouTube. They're going to X, definitely.

00:36:56.740 And if we can build the presence that you've built with Unified Grassroots and your own personal

00:37:02.340 brand on X, we can have an influence on things and we can make a difference. But what I see

00:37:08.540 is a very coordinated attack from the left on pretty much every front

00:37:13.060 and the right constantly playing defense.

00:37:15.760 And I think we need to start playing some offense here.

00:37:19.460 Yeah, and if you notice, too, that attack only happened in the last few weeks.

00:37:25.660 The same thing happened in Saskatchewan.

00:37:29.260 If you go look at the NDP, all of a sudden,

00:37:32.200 they have some really good marketing videos that are going out.

00:37:35.680 like you can tell that there's money that's gotten going in there and unfortunately because

00:37:41.840 we don't have a lot of people who are really knowledge on how to do the same thing on the

00:37:46.200 right we're falling behind i wish i i do know that uh john has a team um working in bc but still if

00:37:55.720 if we had the machine the left does they have the unions they have the money from the unions

00:38:00.720 they even started the unions in saskatchewan started doing uh i vote for public education

00:38:06.880 sign so the union is selling the lawn sign and because it's not a political party people are

00:38:12.500 putting it on their lawn because of course i'm not against public education like they have a

00:38:17.840 machine and unless we organize and do the same thing on the right we're going to lose momentum

00:38:23.060 and we're going to lose territory which um we've already done so we we not only have to match we

00:38:29.840 We have to catch up to what they're doing.

00:38:32.800 So that's part of why.

00:38:34.840 Nadine, do you think that people,

00:38:36.860 like it's been a while since we've talked,

00:38:38.580 are people waking up?

00:38:39.980 Are you finding more and more people

00:38:41.420 joining groups like yours?

00:38:45.320 I think people agree with us more than they don't.

00:38:50.500 I think we do carry the majority for sure.

00:38:53.960 It's just hard to get that message out there

00:38:55.960 because people are more afraid of sharing.

00:38:58.140 people aren't afraid of sharing the stuff on the left people aren't afraid of on the left of putting

00:39:03.740 an ndp sign on their lawn but i can tell you people are afraid of putting it on the right

00:39:08.580 because they don't want to be canceled they don't want to be attacked um i do think the majority of

00:39:14.020 people believe the same thing as we do they're just afraid to say it and i don't know how we

00:39:20.380 change that how we change the entire culture where being a conservative is not a far-right extremist

00:39:26.400 being a conservative is just having conservative values but they've demonized

00:39:30.380 every conservative that speaks up ever like i'm sure you've been called far right

00:39:36.160 oh yeah okay every day but let me ask you this i mean you've seen your fair share of attacks

00:39:42.700 from the marxists you've been uh they've tried to shut you down and you've managed to stay going

00:39:50.160 strong uh is it bad yeah i'm sure but is it as bad as people think it is because 0.84

00:39:57.660 you know i mean like people who cares like it's it's all online i've never had a single person

00:40:07.500 come to my face and say anything mean to me and maybe this will trigger them and they'll want to

00:40:13.220 now but i've never had a single person when i'm out in public come to me and say something mean

00:40:18.240 to me i have people all the time saying hey i follow you thanks for what you do stuff like that

00:40:23.300 but i never had a sensible mean person i think it's more they're trying to cause fear into people

00:40:30.520 so the people don't speak up but i don't think it's that bad i are some um people with certain

00:40:38.020 jobs more at risk yeah i do think we have a problem with the governing bodies for doctors

00:40:43.080 for lawyers for nurses silencing people i think that's actually the biggest problem and that would

00:40:49.140 be an easy fix just get the like-minded people to join all these boards and we got to fix it

00:40:55.480 literally would take two years to fix that problem but nobody steps up to do it even though we keep

00:41:01.720 telling people hey if you go join this board and and protect free speech we'll be fine but um yeah

00:41:08.720 and like you you saw it with jordan peterson they used him as an example i think i think it's going

00:41:14.220 to take government that comes in and kind of puts that that freedom of speech back on the forefront

00:41:21.900 to be able just the same way elon did but it has to be with every governing body and i think

00:41:28.260 once that happens then we might we might have a chance at least an even playing field at that

00:41:37.740 point so this event is a is a day-long event in regina coming up this saturday correct yes yes

00:41:46.280 and if we still have some seats available uh sorry i have a fruit fly flying in my face we

00:41:52.480 still have some seats available you have them too um so if you want to get yeah get rid of it

00:42:00.880 if you're wanting to to book you go on our website unifiedgrassroots.com and it's

00:42:05.640 Unified, not united.

00:42:08.120 We do have a website still pretending to be us out there.

00:42:11.780 Unifiedgrassroots.com slash BLC for Building Leaders Conference 2024.

00:42:17.780 It's on our website too.

00:42:19.080 If you just go on our website, there's a tab there and you can get tickets.

00:42:22.700 Tickets are $25.

00:42:24.320 The cost actually to put on the event is about $100 a person.

00:42:27.800 But we got some generous sponsors that was able to come forward and help us alleviate

00:42:34.160 the cost so we were able to bring it down to 25 bucks and that includes the food for the day as

00:42:38.820 well so yeah so i'm really excited about it i'm hoping that it'll be a packed room we do have

00:42:45.840 room up to 200 if we need to go there but um but yeah we'll see if anyone's watching and wants to

00:42:52.680 come i think it's going to be a momentous and it's not going to be the only one we're hoping

00:42:57.480 to do a yearly thing and this should happen all across canada like conservatives should get these

00:43:04.240 this kind of training so that we can have bigger impact and have more success whether it's in

00:43:10.100 campaigns or just even in activism so we might expand it you're absolutely right nadine because

00:43:17.920 ken drysdale and i have been doing some events regarding the smart city plan for winnipeg in

00:43:23.680 the past month we've been going to different municipalities we've got another one coming up

00:43:27.700 this Saturday afternoon as well in Neverville and we tell people what's going on and we tell

00:43:36.580 them to take action but we don't tell them how to do it because everybody has got their own way of

00:43:42.140 doing it and and that's what you're doing here with this particular seminar is you're actually

00:43:46.800 giving people the instructions as to how to take action which I think is great why didn't I

00:43:53.660 think of that and we we did that too in the town halls throughout the the province and that's where

00:44:01.100 it was born that all these people decided to run for school board uh same thing with all these

00:44:06.240 people who decided to run for city council i think i think there might even over 75 people

00:44:11.920 were running for city council and mayor and reeve all throughout the province so i'm i'm learning

00:44:17.960 every day of people who have that i didn't even know had so so yeah we'll see i think it's time

00:44:24.500 like conservatives and i don't mean conservative party i just mean conservatives the right in

00:44:29.240 general just gets involved and stop sitting on the couch so totally nadine thank you so that's

00:44:35.900 at the atlas hotel in regina this uh coming saturday it's like a four-hour event 25 bucks

00:44:41.120 a person go to uh unified grassroots.com for more information yep it's not four hours it's all day

00:44:47.520 oh all day i'm wrong so you get more bang for your buck yeah okay cool well let's not wait a

00:44:55.160 year to get back together and do this because you're a lot of fun and great conversation to

00:44:59.400 have thank you nadine thanks thanks for having me all right uh there goes nadine ness unified

00:45:05.920 grassroots let me just find you here i've got so many different open windows okay and bye

00:45:13.280 okay we do have more things to cover for you guys tonight so don't go anywhere we've still

00:45:23.940 got a whole bunch of stuff to do uh this one here this is news as of today lebanon facing

00:45:31.400 catastrophic situation as 600 000 are displaced according to the united nations they're being

00:45:37.860 attacked by Israel right now. And a lot of people obviously are vilifying Israel for basically

00:45:45.740 defending themselves. United Nations officials warned, now this is not the part of the story

00:45:51.880 that I want to get you guys to hear. That part is coming up in a second. United Nations officials

00:45:58.980 warned Wednesday that Lebanon was staring down a catastrophic humanitarian crisis as the number

00:46:04.720 of internally displaced people hit 600,000, and Israel presses its offensive against Hezbollah

00:46:11.560 militants. So Israel says they are not targeting the people of Lebanon, but they are targeting

00:46:20.020 Hezbollah, known Hezbollah hideouts and hotspots. They're not trying to kill and displace innocent

00:46:27.820 people. This is not to say it makes it any better. However, Canada has decided that we're going to

00:46:35.180 send $15 million more in relief to match the contribution by the Canadian Red Cross. So

00:46:43.700 once again, Justin Trudeau decides he's going to spend your money outside of our country. In the

00:46:57.800 months to eight months for much needed surgeries. It is absolutely outrageous that this person

00:47:04.640 has been allowed to govern Canada for the past nine years. It's time that he goes. And right

00:47:10.620 now, his government is in complete and total stasis because they won't reveal documents to

00:47:15.960 the RCMP, vital documents to an investigation the RCMP is doing into the corruption of the Green

00:47:24.280 slush fund, which has taken 400 million Canadian tax dollars and put it into the pockets of people

00:47:33.100 who were not eligible to get it in the first place and people who are very closely connected,

00:47:38.320 if not in government or at least the Liberal Party of Canada.

00:47:45.780 So how do we get them out? Well, I guess it's going to take all three of the other

00:47:51.500 opposition parties to do so. And the Bloc and the NDP have yet to discuss calls for an early

00:47:56.640 election, even though the leader of the Bloc Québécois said this week it's going to happen

00:48:02.020 if the liberals don't capitulate to our demands. We're going to start talking to the NDP. We're

00:48:07.320 going to start talking to the conservatives. We're going to bring them down. Our deadline is October

00:48:10.680 29th. Bloc leader Yves-Francois Blanchet said he would initiate discussions for an early election

00:48:17.960 should the liberals not meet their demands and again here is that deadline october 29th but he

00:48:23.720 has not started talking to the ndp yet and that source by the way is the ndp and this again this

00:48:30.680 is the story i was talking about before canada announces 15 million dollars in additional

00:48:34.680 assistance for lebanon and matching of donations to canadian red cross and humanitarian coalition

00:48:39.880 so there goes our money out the door lululemon founder chip wilson's home has been vandalized

00:48:45.720 over anti-BCNDP communist sign.

00:48:52.140 There he is there.

00:48:53.400 I'm not sure if you've heard this story.

00:48:55.160 I've found it interesting.

00:48:56.540 The founder of Lululemon's Vancouver home

00:48:58.920 has been vandalized after he displayed a sign

00:49:02.160 labeling the BCNDP communists

00:49:04.620 ahead of the upcoming provincial election.

00:49:07.060 Chip Wilson founded the popular activewear company

00:49:10.200 that's since become a multi-billion dollar enterprise

00:49:12.900 in his home city worldwide.

00:49:14.540 lied come on let's call a spade a spade lululemon seriously evie will tell you the conservatives

00:49:23.440 are far right but neglects saying the ndp is communist wilson's sign said outside of his

00:49:29.500 mansion and there it is right there oh look very professionally made too not jethro bodine

00:49:33.780 handwriting it actually looks good less than two weeks before the october 19th provincial election

00:49:40.200 activists vandalized the sign at his house uh selfish billionaire lives here one of the spray

00:49:47.000 painted phrases said on a gate to his house f you chip you're a pos was written on the sign itself

00:49:52.920 there you can see it for yourself

00:49:57.800 vancouver police did not respond to true north's request for information on whether the vandalism

00:50:02.360 incidents are being investigated though at a news conference on monday sergeant c

00:50:06.760 Sergeant Steve Addison said the incident was in fact being investigated. He said, we're

00:50:11.580 investigating the offense as we would from any other citizen or resident of the city of Vancouver

00:50:16.600 who reported mischief to us. In response to Wilson's sign, E.B. criticized Wilson's stance

00:50:23.720 saying the money the government takes from him through taxes is used to support the rest of

00:50:28.560 British Columbians who were struggling with affordability. So tax the rich, give to the poor.

00:50:35.000 people are struggling out there and we need to provide support to them eb said i respect the

00:50:40.300 work that he's done in creating companies i think that's great but i don't regret raising the taxes

00:50:44.440 on his 80 million dollar mansion wilson made a new sign in response to the vandalism of his previous

00:50:50.360 sign and has put it up outside of his house and it says voters seem to forget when eb gives us

00:50:56.840 money it is the voters money he's already taken there it is there all right

00:51:05.320 yeah so here is a story that came out of uh the east i believe it was hamilton

00:51:13.380 nothing can ease the pain this comes from dailyhive.com canadian news director who

00:51:20.120 died suddenly has two kids under the age of 10 there she is there

00:51:23.660 the unexpected passing of canadian tv news director chantelle grillo has shaken the

00:51:31.040 local community many are offering their support on friday last friday hamilton-based chch news

00:51:37.640 announced on social media there would be no news no evening news because of a medical emergency

00:51:43.380 in the newsroom before a late night newscast that same day ch ch news director grego brian

00:51:49.400 and announce the passing of a beloved friend

00:51:52.060 who is one of our most amazing and talented behind-the-scenes colleagues.

00:51:56.080 I can tell you it's been a painful day unlike any other.

00:51:59.140 We're all heartbroken.

00:52:01.900 There she is.

00:52:03.940 Sad.

00:52:06.460 A GoFundMe reveals that Grillo had passed away suddenly.

00:52:11.160 It happened while she was at work in the newsroom.

00:52:15.920 We don't know how it went down.

00:52:17.560 We are heartbroken to share the devastating news

00:52:22.400 That our beloved Chantel passed away suddenly

00:52:24.800 October 4th at the age of 39

00:52:27.940 A healthy 39-year-old mother of two

00:52:33.120 Dies suddenly

00:52:36.260 Not even a short illness

00:52:39.820 Just died

00:52:42.800 She worked for CTV

00:52:47.640 That's a CHCH affiliate.

00:52:51.800 And here's the story that comes from the CTV.

00:52:55.920 I found this to be rather ironic.

00:52:59.080 COVID-19, this just came out today, this story.

00:53:04.520 COVID-19 may increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and deaths for three years after an infection, a study says.

00:53:13.540 so it's covid it's actually covid it's not the other thing that we all know it is

00:53:22.680 they're telling us that it's the virus itself

00:53:26.160 covid 19 could be a powerful risk factor for heart attacks and strokes for as long as three

00:53:33.740 years after an infection a large new study suggests the study was published today in the

00:53:39.720 medical journal, atherosclerosis, thrombosis, and vascular biology. It relied on medical records

00:53:47.560 from roughly a quarter of a million people who were enrolled in a large database called the UK

00:53:52.420 Biobank. Within this data set, researchers identified more than 11,000 people who had a

00:53:59.100 positive lab test for COVID documented in their medical records in 2020. Nearly 3,000 of them

00:54:05.220 had been hospitalized for their infections. They compared these groups with more than 220,000

00:54:10.500 others in the same database who didn't have a history of COVID over the same time. People who

00:54:16.340 caught COVID in 2020, before there were vaccines to blunt the infection, had twice the risk of a

00:54:24.860 major cardiac event like a heart attack or stroke or death for almost three years after their

00:54:29.900 illness compared with the people who didn't test positive, the study found. If a person had been

00:54:34.480 hospitalized for their infection. According to a more severe case, the risk of a major heart event

00:54:39.560 was even greater, more than three times higher than for people without COVID in their medical

00:54:45.020 records. What's more, for people who needed to be hospitalized, COVID appeared to be as potent a

00:54:51.280 risk factor for future heart attacks and strokes as diabetes or peripheral artery disease or PAD.

00:54:56.680 One study estimated that more than 3.5 million Americans were hospitalized for COVID between

00:55:02.720 May of 2020 and April of 2021. So they want you to believe that COVID is causing all of these

00:55:11.580 sudden deaths, the actual virus, not the cure. This comes from The Defender.

00:55:20.820 The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine provided children and teens in England with only about 14 to 15

00:55:28.480 weeks of protection against testing positive for the virus, according to a preprint study

00:55:32.300 of over 1.7 million children aged 5 to 15 in the NHS, the English National Health Care System.

00:55:39.740 Researchers investigating the safety and effectiveness of Pfizer's formula in fully

00:55:45.120 vaccinated, partially vaccinated, and unvaccinated children and teens also found cases of myocarditis

00:55:50.900 and pericarditis only in children who had taken the shot.

00:55:56.720 the study clearly shows that pfizer's vaccine provides almost no benefit to children and

00:56:06.640 adolescents but does increase their risk of myocarditis and pericarditis that came from

00:56:11.660 brian hooker phd chief scientific officer of the children's health defense it begs the question

00:56:19.220 why does the cdc continue to recommend these unlicensed shots for kids where is the data

00:56:25.940 they use to support their statement that the benefits of these vaccines outweigh the risks.

00:56:32.220 I just thought that I would throw that up there for you guys. Now, I do have some videos to play

00:56:39.140 for you. Let's see, where should we start? Okay, let's not start with this. Let's start with this

00:56:46.620 here. This is kind of a Kamala Harris thing, but not really. Let's watch this video of a university,

00:56:53.700 a University of Kansas professor

00:56:56.820 talking to one of his classes.

00:56:59.360 Here we go.

00:57:07.700 Hmm.

00:57:13.140 What about this one?

00:57:19.680 Okay.

00:57:20.420 So apparently the videos

00:57:22.120 have somehow been removed

00:57:23.560 from my little cashier, so let's do this again.

00:57:31.300 Here it is.

00:57:33.460 All right.

00:57:34.380 So we're going to go ahead and play this one for you here.

00:57:36.940 The University of Kansas professor. 1.00

00:57:39.160 Girls, you've got some serious problems. 1.00

00:57:43.560 That's what frustrates me. 0.99

00:57:45.580 There are going to be some males in our society

00:57:48.300 that will refuse to vote for a potential female president 0.96

00:57:52.000 because they don't think females are smart enough to be president. 1.00

00:57:56.480 We could line all those guys up and shoot them. 1.00

00:57:58.540 They clearly don't understand the way the world works. 1.00

00:58:03.000 Did I say that?

00:58:04.500 Scratch that from the recording.

00:58:06.540 I don't want the deans hearing that I said that.

00:58:12.900 So that professor has since been put on administrative leave.

00:58:16.860 In the meantime, here is Donald Trump.

00:58:19.460 support universal school choice. We will get critical race theory and transgender insanity 1.00

00:58:29.100 the hell out of our schools immediately. And we will keep men out of women's sports. 1.00

00:58:37.540 keep men out of course let's remove that so um apparently kamala harris has got a problem 1.00

00:58:51.060 she's losing and that's why she's doing all of these talk shows and podcasts in the last week

00:58:57.960 or so apparently from what we're hearing behind the scenes barack obama is the one who is saying

00:59:03.980 all right the polls aren't good they're not going up we have to get her out there but she needs to

00:59:08.540 watch what she says so they put her out on stephen colbert they put her out on the view they put her

00:59:14.560 out on that who's your daddy podcast or whatever it is but it's not working even cnn my friends

00:59:20.900 even cnn is worried let's have a look at this we have some new cnn reporting today about what is

00:59:27.500 going on behind the scenes inside the harris campaign and more broadly among democrats who

00:59:32.960 are growing more and more anxious about a 2016 redux CNN's Priscilla Alvarez joins me now. Priscilla

00:59:40.040 we were just joking here at the table that anxious Democrats happen on a day that ends in Y

00:59:45.180 but this is this is something that perhaps is is warranted given the data that they're seeing

00:59:52.820 explain your great reporting. Yeah look that's exactly right Dana and this has been a campaign

00:59:57.860 that was described by multiple Democrats, allies, aides, to the vice president as a good vibes

01:00:04.580 campaign. But what's also creeping in now is that anxiety. The reason for that is because these polls

01:00:11.440 are not really moving. Despite multiple battleground blitzes, despite the opportunities

01:00:17.080 she has had across media outlets, there is still not a lot of movement from voters who are moving

01:00:23.800 more towards her versus former president Donald Trump. In fact, I had one source describe it to

01:00:29.560 me this way, quote, people are nervous. They know the polls are tight. And a lot of us are having

01:00:34.860 these flashbacks to 2016 too. We know when it can go the wrong way and it can still feel fresh. So

01:00:42.660 2016 is the key here. When I've talked to Harris campaign officials, it often comes up in

01:00:48.120 conversation. Where did Hillary Clinton have her pitfalls and where can they make up that ground 0.88

01:00:53.300 and build on what Joe Biden did in 2020. 0.92

01:00:56.060 One of those, to give you an example,

01:00:57.680 is those red and rural districts.

01:00:59.580 Look at, for example, Cambria County and Pennsylvania.

01:01:02.560 Now, former President Donald Trump won in that county,

01:01:05.600 but President Biden was able to gain some ground there

01:01:09.500 more than Hillary Clinton had in 2016.

01:01:12.440 The vice president has already visited twice.

01:01:15.160 And so that is the type of strategy

01:01:16.580 that they're trying to deploy

01:01:17.960 to try to make up that ground

01:01:19.760 where they saw Hillary Clinton wasn't able to in 2016.

01:01:24.000 Then, too, there's the mobilizing.

01:01:25.400 Talk to Democrats.

01:01:26.260 They're always pretty boastful about their ground game,

01:01:28.560 and they continue to be so, but that needs to turn into votes.

01:01:31.960 So certainly some anxiety and nerves setting in as Election Day gets closer

01:01:36.200 and those polls just remain deadlocked.

01:01:39.460 Really important reporting.

01:01:42.160 Really important reporting.

01:01:43.920 Are you worried?

01:01:44.840 I'm worried.

01:01:45.580 You can tell that's what they're actually telepathically saying to each other.

01:01:49.100 oh my god i'm so concerned she's not making any headway what are we gonna do how do we promote

01:01:54.440 her well you can't you can't because she has nothing to say and she doesn't have she doesn't 1.00

01:02:02.080 have that cool factor she's not incredibly good looking she's not incredibly charismatic either

01:02:09.200 i mean you can argue about cult of personality right all of these world leaders who get elected 0.98

01:02:14.120 They're dumb as stumps, but they get elected because they're good looking and they can talk. 0.99

01:02:20.180 But in this case, it's not working for her. She just doesn't have any likability. It's why she 1.00

01:02:25.880 dropped out of the primaries before they even held one vote four years ago. Or is it five years ago 0.99

01:02:30.980 now? Nobody likes her up until three weeks, maybe even one week before she was appointed as the 1.00

01:02:38.540 Democratic candidate when Biden dropped out. And we all know what happened there. I'm not going to,

01:02:42.380 I don't have to go and do it right now. 1.00

01:02:44.260 She was the most unlikable political figure in the entire country of the United States, 0.99

01:02:51.940 even worse than Joe Biden. 0.53

01:02:53.780 She had an approval rating of something like 29 percent.

01:02:58.980 But because of money reasons and time reasons, I suppose, and the fact that Joe Biden was,

01:03:05.960 I don't know what you're talking about, man.

01:03:12.380 they had to replace him. They didn't have a choice. They couldn't run him again.

01:03:18.000 But the question remains, and I want to know why none of the media have asked her this,

01:03:23.280 not even 60 minutes. She was on 60 minutes this past weekend.

01:03:27.880 None of the media have asked her. So if you were with the president involved in heavily involved,

01:03:35.100 because Joe Biden has said in the last couple of days, and she said it as well,

01:03:38.540 she was involved in all of the decision making in the past four years right beside joe she must

01:03:45.580 have known there was something wrong with him like lights are on nobody's home actually the

01:03:52.820 lights aren't even on why didn't she tell somebody why didn't they do something before they did 0.76

01:03:58.760 something that's the kind of person that could be the leader of the free world a liar an outright 0.68

01:04:08.220 self-serving liar that to me would be a clincher you wouldn't have to say anything else 0.82

01:04:17.620 you didn't say anything Kamala sorry that's wrong you did say that he's as good as he's 0.97

01:04:25.240 ever been about a month before you gave him the knife in the back

01:04:30.380 and none of the media not even 60 minutes called him out on that

01:04:36.660 her out on that is the weather controllable

01:04:42.260 as they've got another hurricane coming in the united states even as they still try to recover

01:04:50.300 from hurricane helene can they control the weather well i'll tell you right now that all

01:04:56.520 of the left-wing politicians uh up here and down there and probably all across the western world

01:05:01.500 is saying see climate change look at all that hurry it's hurricane season i'd be more worried

01:05:05.700 if they were having hurricanes in June or January

01:05:09.520 than I am now.

01:05:10.820 But hey, guess what?

01:05:12.020 This is the time of year that hurricanes happen.

01:05:15.520 So don't point to climate change.

01:05:18.220 It's like, hey, there's a blizzard in December.

01:05:22.060 Oh no, it must be climate change.

01:05:26.060 Can they control the weather?

01:05:29.360 People have been saying

01:05:30.640 that this is some kind of weather control thing.

01:05:33.920 that it's being done through harp that it's being done through directed energy weapons

01:05:41.300 and whatnot so we're going to get into that on the extension in just a couple of minutes for

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The Shadoe Davis Show - October 10, 2024

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