00:15:23.660What the Wharton School has said is Donald Trump's plan would actually explode the deficit.
00:15:29.820it. Sixteen Nobel laureates have described his economic plan as something that would increase
00:15:36.480inflation and by the middle of next year would invite a recession. You just have to look at
00:15:42.960where we are and where we stand on the issue. Hold on. Isn't it been three and a half years
00:15:47.920of Bidenomics that has done this to the economy that has increased the inflation and the interest
00:15:53.180rates and all of that same with the trudeonomics up here i mean when when trump was president
00:16:00.500things were better they were economically i'm not going to get into the you know
00:16:05.120economic i i'm not enough of an economics guy to be able to go into the great detail of it but
00:16:11.740i know how i felt because you know canadians we are the biggest trading partner of the americans
00:16:18.240right by far the biggest trading partner and so when they're down we feel it when they're up we
00:16:24.920feel it as well it might not be right at that moment it could be three months after three months
00:16:29.240before but we feel the same things they feel because we're so closely tied that's why this
00:16:34.560debate is so important to us Canadians whether we can vote in it or not but the bottom line is
00:16:38.960to have a communist economy come in like Trudeau has done what do you think that's going to do
00:16:43.260going forward. So she's lying. Let's continue. And I'd invite you to know that Donald Trump
00:16:50.040actually has no plan for you because he is more interested in defending himself
00:16:55.020than he is in looking out for you. That's just a sound bite. I gave her that to say.
00:17:00.020Look, I went to the Wharton School of Finance and many of those professors,
00:17:03.960the top professors, think my plan is a brilliant plan. It's a great plan. It's a plan that's going
00:17:08.600to bring up our worth, our value as a country. It's going to make people want to be able to go
00:17:14.060and work and create jobs and create a lot of good, solid money for our country. And just to finish
00:17:21.600off, she doesn't have a plan. She copied Biden's plan. And it's like four sentences, like run,
00:17:30.080spot, run. What do you see in here? That smirk, that condescending smirk. She's doing the same
00:17:36.220thing Hillary Clinton did. And how did that go for Hillary? Well, four sentences that are just,0.99
00:17:44.820oh, we'll try and lower taxes. She doesn't have a plan. Take a look at her plan. She doesn't have
00:17:49.520a plan. Mr. President, I do want to drill down on something you both brought up. The vice president
00:17:54.400brought up your tariffs. You responded. And let's drill down on this because your plan is what she
00:17:59.700calls is essentially a national sales tax. Your proposal calls for tariffs, as you pointed out0.85
00:18:03.780here on foreign imports across the board you recently said that you might double your plan
00:18:08.120okay so we're going to come back to that we're going to come back to that you guys the debate
00:18:11.360continues and i know that many of you are not here tonight because you're watching the debate
00:18:15.860that's all right there's a new poll in from leger post um jag i was going to say vj singh for some
00:18:24.440he's a golfer uh post jagmeet singh ripping up the supply and confidence deal with the liberals
00:18:31.480And this is what it says. According to Leger, federal voting intentions remain stable after the announcement of the end of this agreement between the NDP and the Liberals.
00:18:41.000The Conservative Party of Canada maintains their lead with 45 percent nationally, 45 percent nationally.
00:18:48.580And if you take Quebec out of the mix, where the Conservatives usually run third, even fourth in some areas, and they're doing better this time around in Quebec.
00:18:56.500but I mean, they're still trailing. If you take Quebec right out of the mix, that's probably more
00:19:02.040like 50%. You take that six and a half or 7% the bloc has, and you tack it on to the Conservatives
00:19:10.100national poll, and you get 50%. 50. But for the sake of argument, let's just go with what we've
00:19:17.600got here, which is 45% for the Conservatives, the Liberal Party, 25%. I want to meet some of these
00:19:24.66025% from across the country and ask them, what are you thinking about? What exactly is it
00:19:33.440that you like about the way things are going right now? Not that we have Haitian immigrants1.00
00:19:39.680eating ducks and cats in our big cities. We don't know if that's happening in the United States
00:19:46.780also, but we are going to look into that in just a couple of minutes. The NDP are down at 15%.
00:19:51.000Now, normally, they're between around 22 and 18 percent, which means they've lost between three and five percentage points.
00:19:58.040Where have those percentage points gone?
00:19:59.600They have not gone to the PPC, who are holding around 2 percent.
00:20:02.940They have not gone to the Greens, holding around 5 percent.
00:26:09.040Did somebody tell her, hey, you got to have this this kind of condescending smirk on your face the entire time Donald Trump is talking?
00:26:16.060Because that's what it is. This look of bewilderment and confusion like you're an idiot.1.00
00:26:21.260Dude was the president. He's a billionaire. He's a self-made man. Yeah, he got a loan from his dad.1.00
00:26:25.680Sure. But he took that Trump real estate business, which was based in New York and not in Manhattan either, and turned it into a multibillion dollar enterprise worldwide.
00:26:34.780You've got to give them some credit where credit is due.
00:26:37.420But these people, they're so condescending and believe that they are entitled to rule America.
00:26:44.860That's, I think, their standard facial expression when it comes to dealing with Donald Trump.
00:26:52.040But those tariffs are there three and a half years now under their administration.
00:26:56.440We are going to take in billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars.
00:27:01.540I had no inflation, virtually no inflation.
00:27:04.780they had the highest inflation perhaps in the history of our country because I've never seen
00:27:09.280a worse period of time. People can't go out and buy cereal or bacon or eggs or anything else.
00:27:15.340The people of our country are absolutely dying with what they've done. They've destroyed the
00:27:21.280economy. And all you have to do is look at a poll. The polls say 80 and 85 and even 90 percent
00:27:27.500that the Trump economy was great, that their economy was terrible.
00:27:31.440Vice President Harris, I do want to ask for your response. And you heard what the president said
00:27:34.920there, because the Biden administration did keep a number of the Trump tariffs in place. So how do
00:27:39.520you respond? Well, let's be clear that the Trump administration resulted in a trade deficit,
00:27:45.520one of the highest we've ever seen in the history of America. He invited trade wars. You want to
00:27:50.960talk about his deal with China. What he ended up doing is under Donald Trump's presidency,
00:27:56.600He ended up selling American chips to China to help them improve and modernize their military,
00:28:05.560basically sold us out, when a policy about China should be in making sure the United States of
00:28:12.000America wins the competition for the 21st century, which means focusing on the details of what that
00:28:18.340requires, focusing on relationships with our allies, focusing on investing in American-based
00:28:23.880technology so that we win the race on AI, on quantum computing. Focusing on what we need to do
00:28:31.000to support America's workforce so that we don't end up having on the short end of the stick
00:28:37.020in terms of workers' rights. But what Donald Trump did, let's talk about this, with COVID,
00:28:55.580is he actually thanked President Xi for what he did during COVID. Look at his tweet.
00:29:01.220Thank you, President Xi, exclamation point, when we know that Xi was responsible for lacking
00:29:08.960and not giving us transparency about the origins of COVID.
00:29:12.940President Trump, I'll let you respond.
00:31:18.120in your home state of Florida. You surprised many with regard to your six-week abortion ban,
00:31:23.040because you initially had said that it was too short, and you said—
00:31:25.920I don't know. Abortion doesn't float my boat, Matt. I'm sorry. I mean, I'm pro-life. That's
00:31:30.200all there is to it. They can talk about that until they're blue in the face, but it's not
00:31:33.660a Canadian thing. Let's talk about Bill C-293, House of Commons bill, as respecting pandemic
00:31:42.660prevention and preparedness. A lot of people are talking about this. Here's the actual bill. This
00:31:47.520is what it looks like. And its status right now is getting close to passing. I believe it's at
00:31:52.980third reading right now, or will be at third reading when the House of Commons resumes.
00:31:58.820So there it is right now. You guys want me to read this thing? Like the bill itself?
00:32:04.360I can do part of that for sure. So the preamble is, whereas the costs of, nevermind the preamble,
00:32:10.660let's do the purpose of the actor. The purpose is to prevent the risk of and prepare for future
00:32:15.380pandemics and to promote transparency and accountability. Yeah, I know. Thank you, though.
00:32:22.260I get it. Transparency and accountability in relation to the government of Canada's efforts
00:32:28.100to do so. Pandemic prevention and preparedness plan. The Minister of Health must establish a
00:32:33.620pandemic prevention and preparedness plan. The pandemic prevention and preparedness plan must
00:32:37.360set out a summary of mitigation strategies the Minister of Health intends to implement in order
00:32:41.220to prevent the risk of and prepare for disease outbreaks that could lead to pandemics as well.
00:32:45.380as a projected timeline for their implementation identify the key drivers of pandemic risk and
00:32:51.280describe how canadian activities domestic and abroad contribute to risk what's that like going
00:32:56.000outside and talking to people hugging like it was before ensure sustained collaboration between the
00:33:01.460minister of health and provincial governments and indigenous communities in the development of the
00:33:05.120plan in order to align approaches and address any jurisdictional challenges including with respect
00:33:10.400to the collection of sharing of data provide for training programs including collaborative
00:33:14.640of activities with other levels of government, indigenous communities, relevant agencies,
00:33:19.280ensure that standards and guidelines, blah, blah, blah, describe the state of research in relation
00:33:25.160to preventing and responding to infectious diseases that could lead to pandemics, provide
00:33:29.080for the establishment of an interlinking of surveillance systems for infectious diseases
00:33:34.880in Canada and for infectious diseases of concern outside of Canada. Establishment and interlinking
00:33:41.260of surveillance systems. Support local health and primary care capacity. Identify preparedness
00:33:48.220strategies for public health services across Canada in respect of the protection of vulnerable
00:33:53.020and marginalized populations, working conditions of essential workers across all sectors.
00:33:58.200The availability and management of relevant stockpiles, including testing equipment and
00:34:02.120personal protective equipment, the surge capacity of human resources required for the testing and
00:34:10.180Contact tracing of persons exposed to infectious diseases, communication of risk to the public, provide so.
00:34:20.660Communications capacity and infrastructure for electronic platforms and tools, including electronic applications that enable contact tracing of persons exposed.
00:34:29.120phase out commercial activities that disproportionately contribute to pandemic
00:34:38.280risk including activities that involve high-risk species that's when it comes to agriculture
00:34:44.340oh could that mean bird flu that they're talking about there
00:34:47.680include the following information to be provided to the minister of the environment
00:34:51.520ensure equitable access to vaccines testing equipment and treatment equitable
00:35:02.500set out in consultation with relevant ministers a summary of key operative measures or agreements
00:35:09.760on disease outbreak prevention and preparedness between the government of canada other foreign
00:35:13.900governments this is the big part here and key international organizations including the world
00:35:18.760Health Organization, the United Nations Environment Program, the World Organization for Animal
00:35:23.080Health and Food, the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations, and set
00:35:27.440out in consultation with the Minister of Transport, the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency
00:35:31.960Preparedness, and other relevant ministers, the routes by which and rates at which pathogens
00:35:36.980that could lead to pandemics could enter Canada and a summary of border-related measures that
00:35:41.080would be implemented to reduce any risk.
00:35:48.760okay so that's where it is um that is canada's version of what they want to do obviously the
00:36:00.140world health organization wants to do with their pandemic treaty which they haven't had
00:36:04.840any luck in passing at least not yet but they are continuing to try this from the canadian
00:36:11.940independent this is their translation of what i just read to you and of course i i just rushed
00:36:18.540through that. I just rushed through the bill. You guys can go ahead and read that on your own.
00:36:23.760New Canadian, sorry, Canadian Pandemic Act.
00:36:29.020Apologies. This has the potential to infringe on civil liberties, violate individuals' health
00:36:34.360privacy, grant broad powers to the Minister of Health, and much, much more. Bill C-293,
00:36:40.680the Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness Act, which has passed its first reading before the
00:36:44.440Senate aims to establish robust measures to mitigate future pandemics. However, a closer
00:36:48.920look reveals several concerns. One of the primary issues is the bill's establishment and interlinking
00:36:56.020of surveillance systems for infectious diseases, both domestically and internationally. Okay,
00:37:00.380so that's extensive data collection. By the way, that kind of thing is included in your smart city
00:37:05.900plan. You should have a look at your smart city plan in case you haven't yet. All you need to do
00:37:09.740is go to a search of whatever platform it is you use,
00:37:29.820They try to make it seem like they're trying to prevent crime,
00:37:33.720but it's surveillance any way you slice it.
00:37:36.920This legislation also mandates collaboration between the federal government, provincial governments, indigenous communities to collect and share health data.
00:37:44.180We mentioned that another troubling aspect is the bill's broad discretion granted to the Minister of Health and other relevant officials.
00:37:50.760They're empowered to set pandemic preparedness standards and make far reaching decisions about public health responses, surveillance and commercial regulations.
00:37:58.200The absence of thorough oversight or parliamentary approval for such decisions raises concerns about transparency and accountability, potentially allowing political interests to take precedence over public welfare.
00:43:42.660A PARTY OF AMERICANS BELIEVE IN A WOMAN'S RIGHT TO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT HER OWN BODY.
00:43:46.340And that is why in every state where this issue has been on the ballot, in red and blue states both, the people of America have voted for freedom.
00:44:06.720In fact, when they got a very negative decision on IVF from the Alabama courts, I saw the people of Alabama and the legislature two days later voted it in.
00:46:48.920And would you have done anything differently from President Biden on this?
00:46:51.880So I'm the only person on this stage who has prosecuted transnational criminal organizations for the trafficking of guns, drugs, and human beings.
00:47:01.300And let me say that the United States Congress, including some of the most conservative members of the United States Senate, came up with a border security bill, which I supported.
00:47:12.880And that bill would have put 1,500 more border agents on the border to help those folks who
00:47:18.320are working there right now over time trying to do their job. It would have allowed us to stem0.73
00:47:24.960the flow of fentanyl coming into the United States. I know there are so many families watching
00:47:29.760tonight who have been personally affected by the surge of fentanyl in our country.
00:47:34.560That bill would have put more resources to allow us to prosecute transnational criminal organizations
00:47:40.880for trafficking in guns, drugs, and human beings.
00:47:43.260But you know what happened to that bill?
00:56:28.920I think it's like kind of odd that like a guy like me has to come out from doing what I do on a daily basis to have fun because I see what's going on in these streets.
00:56:36.560And I see you guys are sitting up there in them comfy chairs and suits like and I'm getting out here every day and I'm broadcasting this and you guys are just sitting up there in suits.
00:56:44.480Like I really challenge you guys to get out here and do something.
00:56:48.000These patients are running into trash cans.
01:08:42.580Because I think there's still a lot of undecideds down there in the United States,
01:08:48.080And I think that they might have been watching this tonight to try and make up their minds and see who they want to vote for, who seems more presidential.
01:09:38.720because there's more than one. There's more than one globalist movement underway right now. I
01:09:46.460believe there's three. I've told you this before. I believe there's at least three in play right now.
01:09:50.640And I do not believe that they're all working together. As a matter of fact, I think they're
01:09:54.060working against each other. But there might be an overmind in all of that. And when I see,
01:10:04.860And I get how it sounds, but I've been reading a lot in these last couple of weeks with my one eye, my one good eye, and going deep into some very, very old, old texts, and it sounds to me like there is a cabal on top of the cabals, on top of the cabals, that's controlling it all.
01:10:30.060i know how it sounds but when you read some of these things it all starts to make sense and
01:10:41.260guys i've got piles of stuff i still haven't even been able to get to yet
01:10:44.860and i'm what i'm going to start doing is is putting down some of these links for you guys
01:10:51.740to go ahead and read them yourselves because it's fascinating it's very long reads very long reads
01:10:56.820And then there's videos that I've been watching and listening to.
01:10:59.300And what you see is historical texts that are applicable today in terms of what the plans have always been, what the plans always were, and where do we go from here.