The Shadoe Davis Show - Sept. 11th⧸2026- Final Day Testimony from The Allison Inquiry & Carney's ＂Trusted News Directory＂

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00:04:00.000 Hello, everybody.

00:04:29.900 welcome to the shadow david show friday september the 11th 2026 the 25th anniversary of obviously

00:04:36.460 9-11 we're going to get to that a little bit later on in the show you know what never fails

00:04:42.380 to surprise me and even amaze me are these doctors who go on social media like x especially

00:04:50.040 and disparage dean allison and peter mccullough all of these doctors who spoke out during covet

00:04:57.380 But against the vaccines, against the masking, against the social distancing, by now we know all of that was absolute nonsense.

00:05:06.020 And yet somehow these doctors, at least they claim to be doctors, are sticking to the narrative all these years later, even as the truth has come out about pretty much everything.

00:05:17.120 Like even Fauci admitted the social distancing was made up.

00:05:20.240 It was BS and masking.

00:05:21.800 We've always known about masking.

00:05:23.440 and the truth about these vaccines

00:05:26.440 and what they really were.

00:05:28.480 We're going to get to that.

00:05:30.020 We're going to get to that.

00:05:31.340 Dr. James Thorpe testified at the Allison Inquiry today,

00:05:35.120 as did Dr. Peter McCullough.

00:05:37.380 And you're going to see both of those.

00:05:39.400 Rodney Palmer, former CBC journalist,

00:05:41.720 also did a brutal takedown of the CBC today.

00:05:45.920 We're going to get to all of this.

00:05:47.760 It's a media takedown tonight.

00:05:50.420 left-wing corporate media takedown here on the Shadow Davis Show. So don't forget to like and

00:05:56.760 share. Get this out there to as many people as you possibly can in case you haven't had the

00:06:01.400 opportunity to watch any of the testimony or great lengths of testimony, because what I've

00:06:07.820 been doing here on the show the past three nights and now tonight is playing shorter clips of it.

00:06:12.840 But you can see the whole thing at allisoninquiry.com, allisoninquiry.com. Go there

00:06:17.140 If you have some time over the weekend and just listen, listen to the heartbreaking testimony of so many of these people who may not have been personally affected.

00:06:25.740 But if they weren't, chances are good.

00:06:27.920 They're a doctor testifying about what they saw or family members who went through a painful process before finally losing their loved one to this awful, awful forced formula that many people had to take.

00:06:42.400 They didn't have a choice regarding or regardless of what the government said.

00:06:46.260 oh we never forced anybody who always had a choice yeah you could go along and you could

00:06:53.100 keep your job and you could keep doing what you were doing or you could be a tinfoil hat

00:06:58.360 right-wing extremist with no income that was your choice which is really no choice at all right

00:07:08.140 so speaking of the media there is one member of the corporate media who made the trip to ottawa

00:07:17.100 and that was yesterday and he did an article in the toronto sun today his name is joe wormington

00:07:23.220 and i appreciate joe very much you know there's a lot of people who were saying thank you so much

00:07:28.900 joe for showing us that the media look at i would say great job joe but i wouldn't say thank you

00:07:36.900 because joe is a journalist inside he feels the news he understands it instinctually and he knows

00:07:44.980 that he he knew that he needed to be there in ottawa whereas all of these other ones either

00:07:49.440 don't have that sense or they overrode that sense because of peer pressure or because their brains

00:07:56.960 told them that's just nonsense just a bunch of conspiracy theorists all getting together to make

00:08:04.340 themselves feel better pat each other on the back for their craziness seriously that's the bubble

00:08:12.080 that many of these people are still in and it's a shame and what they were willing to say to close

00:08:18.140 friends and family members back then and even today if they don't agree or if they simply ask

00:08:24.200 a question that's how far our society went and when you push the parameters of society that far

00:08:31.700 that's the new normal and now anybody who believes that that canada can never win this

00:08:38.920 trade war against the united states is a unholy anti-patriotic right-wing extremist knuckle-dragging 0.62

00:08:45.680 nazi trumper and they have no problem telling you that not at all i'm not sure if you've seen some

00:08:54.660 of the videos posted by people like berta proud dad on instagram who is a big advocate of

00:09:00.620 independence for alberta oh by the way it was announced today that danielle smith's uh upc

00:09:07.340 sorry ucp is or the government is going to be spending what four million dollars on advertising

00:09:14.140 pro canada advertising when the other side is only allowed to spend one quarter of that this

00:09:20.940 is a true story it's mind-blowing that alberta independence that movement that small organic

00:09:28.700 movement well maybe it's larger than we think it is hopefully it is is gonna have to go up against

00:09:36.160 the alberta government the ndp obviously both provincially and federally the liberals federally

00:09:42.220 even the conservative party of canada who have started a campaign for nationalism in alberta 0.97

00:09:48.720 that's what they're up against and all of those crazy freaks who issue death threats 0.95

00:09:56.260 on social media. They actually go on social media and they issue death threats to the more 0.95

00:10:01.820 prominent members of the Alberta independence movement. And no police visits ever.

00:10:08.340 It's astounding the double standard in this country.

00:10:12.800 Okay, here's the Joe Warmington story from the Toronto Sun. And I'm not sure if he's edited

00:10:17.940 this yet because when he first put it on, it wasn't proofread. You could tell by the spelling

00:10:22.540 and some of the grammar.

00:10:23.880 Wormington says the vaccine injured

00:10:25.420 told their truth.

00:10:26.400 Ah, you see, I don't like that.

00:10:27.800 The truth, not their truth.

00:10:29.580 The truth.

00:10:30.500 Or their stories would be better.

00:10:32.560 At Allison inquiry,

00:10:33.800 government should listen.

00:10:34.760 Rather than shun, shame, discredit,

00:10:36.500 ignore and cancel those

00:10:37.960 who had adverse COVID-19 shots,

00:10:40.340 they should be embraced,

00:10:41.480 helped, learned from.

00:10:44.400 Okay, that's a decent headline.

00:10:46.600 I can go for that.

00:10:48.500 Moms, dads, daughters,

00:10:51.340 sons, brothers, sisters,

00:10:52.540 grandparents, lawyers, doctors, cops, pilots, military veterans, a U.S. senator, and just plain

00:10:57.860 hard-working, honest Canadians. They came into the Capitol from all across the country for one

00:11:02.940 main reason. They just wanted to be heard. And thanks to the Allison inquiry on vaccine injuries

00:11:10.780 in Parliament Hill, they finally were. While this does not bring any of their loved ones back

00:11:16.760 or fix their careers or end any stigmas they live with, this was still something these fine

00:11:23.540 Canadians needed. It was an acknowledgement that what they experienced, witnessed, and struggled

00:11:28.620 through was not a figment of their imagination, but something very real and worthy of study.

00:11:33.840 The 50 witnesses out of the 1,400 cases who offered to testify are not conspiracy theorists

00:11:39.900 or anti-vaxxers or troublemakers.

00:11:42.580 They're people.

00:11:44.700 People who shared their lived experience

00:11:46.880 stemming from the vaccination effort

00:11:48.460 to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.

00:11:51.920 We just wanted to give people a chance

00:11:53.900 to tell their stories.

00:11:55.480 From MP Dean Allison,

00:11:57.460 who added he wanted a setting that was safe

00:11:59.280 and where people could testify without ridicule

00:12:01.400 or being shouted down.

00:12:03.300 He achieved that.

00:12:05.360 Now should come a truce between all sides

00:12:07.960 and everybody gets on the same side

00:12:09.640 of the table so that all perspectives are considered on public health and public safety

00:12:13.300 i really doubt it but i again i thank you joe for this particular sentiment unlikely yes necessary

00:12:22.740 definitely whatever happens next is anybody's guess but allison gave a lot of the covet eras

00:12:29.900 voiceless a microphone watching on live stream or in the hearing room in person it's been a

00:12:36.000 compelling four days. Even legendary UFC fighter George St. Pierre gave a shout out to the brave

00:12:40.760 and courageous people who came to testify. There it is there. Thank you, Dave Freedom, by the way,

00:12:46.020 for that. There were so many participants in compelling stories that it's difficult to zero

00:12:51.380 in on anyone, but here are some of the highlights from my perspective, from Joe's perspective,

00:12:56.420 and brave and courageous people who outweighed the cat-calling bullies who labeled what was 0.96

00:13:00.920 happening there is fake and outright horse shit he didn't want to say that on the newspaper 0.98

00:13:08.520 said dan hartman whose son sean got sick four days after getting his first shot so that he 0.98

00:13:13.320 could play hockey i invite any of the people who say that to come to my son's gravesite

00:13:19.240 or that of the others who also lost loved ones as a matter of fact here is dan saying just that

00:13:24.280 the elite say this isn't real yeah how does that make you feel beyond angry at this point

00:13:32.160 you know because everything's out there now and there's no more denying this there really is

00:13:37.180 it's just their egos or they just can't admit they're wrong or they're severe narcissists

00:13:44.080 i mean these if you've watched any of these testimonies last two days

00:13:49.940 they're incredibly sad and none of these people look like a liar they're they're all telling this

00:13:55.140 for and regardless of whether you want to buy into something whatever there's also just basic

00:14:03.380 emoticom of class and and i think that's not there in some cases i mean you see some of that

00:14:09.860 on social media with edward coin particularly responding to my i saw that and he used the word 0.98

00:14:18.260 horseshit yeah do you are you horseshit is sean horseshit or all the other people i jumped in on 0.98

00:14:26.020 that thread of yours i said you want to meet me at his grave and see if it's real when you come 0.99

00:14:30.740 no answer come and come to sean's grave and see how real it is

00:14:37.620 17 year old kids don't just die they don't

00:14:40.100 how do these people actually look in the mirror how do they live with themselves how do they sleep

00:14:50.840 at night the andrew coins of the world doctor and cop discipline for wanting to protect society

00:14:59.620 it's real for them but government and big pharma seemed to not be interested in hearing different

00:15:05.140 perspectives. Joe was all over this for the last couple of days, by the way. Still working, Ottawa

00:15:11.420 police detective Helen Groose, who told the inquiry, and I know that you guys know pretty

00:15:16.600 much all of this already, but this is for the people who don't. This is for the people who are

00:15:22.060 just coming into this now, who are just starting to see. Those are the people I'm talking to right

00:15:28.680 now, and maybe you should try that as well. Be gentle. Don't yell and scream.

00:15:36.020 Helen Groose, who told the inquiry her nightmare, came when she was alerted by a fellow cop there had been a double or triple spike in baby deaths.

00:15:44.240 And she took this information to her superiors, who subsequently ended up charging her and disciplining her.

00:15:50.360 Dr. Charles Hoff told the inquiry when he noticed what he thought were six cases of adverse reactions in people in his long-running practice,

00:16:00.440 he was not met with people wanting to dig into it, but with internal discipline and efforts to take

00:16:05.380 his medical license away. You don't want your inquisitive investigators to be afraid

00:16:11.940 to be inquisitive, but that's what happened. An us versus them scenario incurred and still exists.

00:16:20.380 Allison told the inquiry he wants to see a day where people constructively talk about all things

00:16:24.940 on the table and leave his friends after considering all sides. I think we used to have

00:16:28.840 that. Maybe we had that at one point. Yeah, people would get angry. People would get upset.

00:16:34.360 But in the end, they'd have a beer together. Not anymore, it seems like.

00:16:40.640 This kind of negative reaction to anybody raising any red flags surrounding vaccinations was a

00:16:46.080 common theme expressed here. But this kind of response is replaced in the future with a more

00:16:51.320 open, fair and inquiring mind may be the most important change that could come from these

00:16:56.040 hearings. When someone in a police unit or medical clinic or school or media or research lab notices

00:17:02.580 something, there must be a more open-minded approach to hear them out and not immediately

00:17:08.300 shut them down or freeze them out. CBC, accused of using shows for propaganda. And you don't want

00:17:16.740 a media outlet that's not open to covering all sides of the story. Even worse, scrubbing or

00:17:21.760 censoring it as if it didn't happen by the end of the allison inquiry a lot of mainstream media

00:17:27.100 came around and started following the standard already set by independent media and they reported

00:17:33.020 on the events transpiring there well national post did i don't know if anybody else did i was

00:17:39.100 checking again today i didn't see anything from left-wing corporate media cbc global or bell

00:17:44.620 which is ctv but that's not enough joe says all information should be presented so members of the

00:17:52.780 public can make up their own minds former reporter rodney palmer eviscerated his former employer the

00:17:59.480 cbc by saying they went from being a public broadcaster to being a state broadcaster which

00:18:04.880 he recognized from when he was a reporter for ctv in china palmer said the cbc used its main

00:18:10.720 on-air talent to show people how to respond to family members raising concerns about the vaccines

00:18:15.680 and to spread outright propaganda and going around parents to spread misinformation on cbc kids

00:18:22.940 cbc's head of public affairs chuck thompson responded by saying cbc news covered the

00:18:28.740 covid19 pandemic thoughtfully and thoroughly addressing all of its many complexities how

00:18:34.320 people assess our coverage of that story is their prerogative and so it should be

00:18:38.320 without repercussion.

00:18:41.500 By the way, I don't believe a word of what he said.

00:18:44.860 Of course, the most important part of the Allison inquiry

00:18:48.140 was the testimony of people who were free to speak

00:18:50.900 and shake off groupthink.

00:18:53.000 It included those who have been left with physical disabilities,

00:18:56.880 others who lost loved ones,

00:18:58.220 and many who were subject to ridicule

00:18:59.980 and treated like lepers by some in a loud and cruel pack,

00:19:05.320 callously telling them what they're experiencing 1.00

00:19:07.460 is all in their head and they should die. 1.00

00:19:11.960 None of that should ever happen again. 0.99

00:19:14.760 And in the words of Dan Hartman,

00:19:16.840 there's something the system can also do.

00:19:18.800 Just acknowledge that sometimes vaccines injure

00:19:22.940 and result in death rather than discredit and avoid.

00:19:26.900 Certainly something better has to be done

00:19:28.680 than what happened during this pandemic.

00:19:30.940 The dead and injured deserve a chance and approach

00:19:33.140 for their suffering and is part of their legacy.

00:19:37.460 let's get back to the CBC for just a second and Rodney Palmer I haven't seen Rodney in a couple

00:19:43.600 of years I think he went off to start a media company I'm not sure if he's still doing that but

00:19:48.420 he did make an appearance today at the Allison inquiry and here's what he had to say for holding

00:19:54.140 this inquiry thank you Mr. Buckley I worked at the CBC for these times and I and at CTV but I was

00:19:59.800 primarily I was trained at the CBC from a young age or young journalist I was trained in their

00:20:04.220 system. And what I observed very quickly during COVID was that the CBC morphed into the type of

00:20:11.700 broadcaster that I witnessed in China, in Syria, in North Korea. It wasn't the public broadcaster

00:20:17.280 that I had been trained as. I believe it's a state broadcaster. And I'm going to explain the

00:20:24.220 difference between those two things. A public broadcaster engages in news gathering, which is

00:20:29.540 defined in the Oxford Dictionary as the process of doing research on news items. And the way it

00:20:34.900 works is from the bottom up. So a little reporter in a small town in Saskatchewan will do a story

00:20:40.180 that's local and maybe Western Canada becomes interested in it and maybe the nation does and

00:20:44.420 it goes up and it becomes a national news story. That's a bottom up. That's how the apparatus is

00:20:49.220 designed to work. That's a public broadcaster. It tells the story of the nation that holds us

00:20:53.780 together and knits us together by telling our stories. But I heard it becoming a state broadcaster,

00:21:00.340 and a state broadcaster works on propaganda. It uses the same apparatus, the same anchors,

00:21:05.240 the same reporters, right down to that little reporter in Saskatchewan. And what it does,

00:21:10.060 it's defined in Oxford as the intentional manipulation of public opinion through lies

00:21:15.900 and half-truths. It uses the same apparatus, but it comes from the top down. The government tells

00:21:22.320 right down to that little reporter, and they all speak with a unified voice.

00:21:27.060 One of the first things I noticed was a story on The National at CBC Television,

00:21:33.600 the National News with Adrienne Arsenault, one of the greatest broadcasters we have, by the way.

00:21:37.640 She's amazing in the way that she is on camera, and she's very believable and trustworthy.

00:21:41.740 But when I saw this, I did not recognize it as news.

00:21:45.640 So what do you do when this happens?

00:21:47.360 a loved one, let's say it's your dad, drops into the family group chat with something he thinks

00:21:52.900 is real. It's something about China manufacturing the coronavirus. There's a link to a site you've 0.97

00:21:58.860 never heard of with a message calling it scary stuff. So what do you do with this? Do you ignore

00:22:04.860 it? Do you call him out saying how ridiculous you think this is? So hold back on all that reactive 0.99

00:22:10.720 talk. Maybe try something like this. Yeah, these are scary times. We're all a bit afraid, but let's

00:22:15.920 be careful what you're sharing is inaccurate and it feeds into that fear we all feel

00:22:20.680 fear was what they were selling here it wasn't news

00:22:25.360 and the ironic part of that is all these years later we will we know that china is where the

00:22:33.860 virus came from or at least suspected to be from i still have a lot of questions about the

00:22:40.660 level four virology lab in Winnipeg. And the Chinese scientists who just

00:22:45.960 vanished into the night and went back to China with stuff that we don't know because it's

00:22:54.520 classified. Is it possible that that virus was concocted, or at least part of it was concocted

00:23:03.100 in canada in manitoba in winnipeg here it is and so far there has been absolutely zero

00:23:13.380 investigation onto that but there should be and maybe the americans will when we're part of

00:23:21.460 america but that's gonna that's gonna be a little bit later on in the show rodney palmer was asked

00:23:29.060 by one of the MPs in attendance today. Well, where is all of this, this propaganda and

00:23:35.860 misinformation and disinformation from the CBC coming from? And he said, England, it's coming

00:23:43.000 from London. And I thought, hmm, he's going to say the city of London. No, even though he may

00:23:49.080 have meant that. What he was going for was the trusted news initiative. And I've talked to you

00:23:54.940 guys about this before. The Trusted News Initiative. Here it is right here. It was

00:23:58.700 created by the BBC in 2019. Ironically, just before the pandemic began to coordinate news

00:24:06.340 efforts worldwide. Here it is. By the way, this is on the BBC website, bbc.co.uk. You guys should

00:24:14.340 share this. All of the big state broadcasters are listed here worldwide. The Trusted News

00:24:23.540 initiative is a partnership founded by the bbc that includes organizations from around the globe

00:24:28.400 like associated press the afp the bbc cbc and radio canada the european broadcasting union

00:24:35.540 financial times information futures lab google youtube the hindu the nation media group meta

00:24:43.120 microsoft thompson reuters reuters institute for the study of journalism twitter

00:24:48.040 and by the way x owned by elon musk apparently is still a member of this at last

00:24:55.400 uh at last i heard the washington post compass indonesia don pakistan indian express ndtv india

00:25:06.020 abc australia that's the australian broadcasting corporation much like the cbc c or sorry sbs

00:25:12.680 S-Australia, NHK, Japan.

00:25:16.380 The Trusted News Initiative members work together to build audience trust

00:25:19.680 and to find solutions to tackle challenges of disinformation

00:25:23.140 by including media organizations and social media platforms.

00:25:27.480 It's the only forum in the world of its kind

00:25:29.840 designed to take on disinformation in real time.

00:25:34.220 Our most recent conference took place in London and Delhi in March 2023.

00:25:39.900 You can watch all of the sessions again here.

00:25:42.680 excuse me bbc.co.uk well there's something new the carny liberals are introducing in canada

00:25:52.720 to provide canadians with trusted news sources this is from juno news researcher denies ottawa's

00:26:01.880 trusted news directory will profile liberal friendly media ottawa is bankrolling a directory

00:26:07.840 to help Canadians find news they can trust,

00:26:11.100 but a lead researcher insists the government won't decide

00:26:13.880 which newsrooms make the cut.

00:26:16.180 This is funny, because of course they will.

00:26:20.860 A lead researcher behind Ottawa's taxpayer-funded

00:26:23.540 trusted news directory denies it will profile

00:26:25.980 liberal-friendly media, insisting government officials

00:26:28.340 won't decide who makes the list.

00:26:29.880 As Blacklock's reporter reported,

00:26:32.060 Laval journalism professor Colette Brin

00:26:34.500 defended the heritage-funded directory

00:26:36.640 intended to help canadians find local news they can trust the purpose of the directory listen to

00:26:41.800 this is to provide a comprehensive picture of local news availability across canadian communities

00:26:48.360 not to identify preferred or approved publishers bs there is no role for government oversight in

00:26:55.200 determining which outlets are included the three-year project including laval concordia

00:27:00.880 at Toronto Metropolitan Universities, is due by 2029.

00:27:05.000 Access to information records obtained by Blacklock

00:27:07.280 said the directory would help Canadians find local news

00:27:09.780 they can trust and policymakers determine

00:27:11.740 where interventions are needed.

00:27:13.120 Of course, this is funded by our tax dollars.

00:27:15.580 And by the way, Mark Miller, our minister for culture,

00:27:20.680 was over in the UK just about a month ago,

00:27:22.660 and they were talking about how to build a cohesive society.

00:27:26.980 How do you do it?

00:27:27.980 Well, you got to brainwash them all.

00:27:31.660 Getting back to the CBC for just a second here.

00:27:34.760 Remember this guy, Jihan Gomeshi?

00:27:37.780 It's amazing to me that people can still trust this organization.

00:27:42.080 I understand this is 10 or 11 years ago,

00:27:44.080 and I understand the CBC fired two managers

00:27:46.500 who allowed what he did to carry on for years and years and years.

00:27:50.840 What was he doing?

00:27:51.580 He was molesting women that he worked with, 0.97

00:27:55.900 sexually molesting them.

00:27:57.720 now he was found not guilty in a court of law for what he was charged with but i've known guys like

00:28:05.180 this i've seen them try to get away with it now in any place i worked if somebody tried to get

00:28:11.580 away with that sort of behavior they would be dressed down very quickly not by management either

00:28:16.560 but by the staff themselves but in this case it was allowed to permeate and fester in the cbc for

00:28:23.120 years before it finally became public. That's how the CBC manages their internal affairs.

00:28:30.540 So if they can't manage their internal affairs, how the hell can they manage putting news out

00:28:36.500 that people can trust? What about this one? Wendy Mesley writes her CBC departure won't

00:28:42.220 solve corporations problem with racism. Here's another one where the CBC went too far. This

00:28:48.340 story was what five years old okay so newly retired cbc journalist wendy mesley remember this

00:28:54.840 story she says she made mistakes but feels her departure from the public broadcaster after her

00:29:00.600 use of a racial slur doesn't solve excuse me i've got a frog in my throat what she calls

00:29:07.860 the corporation's problem with racism mesley has written an op-ed in the globe and mail about her

00:29:14.860 use of the n-word on two separate occasions during editorial meetings in 2019 and 2020 and

00:29:21.520 says she's angry with how the cbc handled this scandal mesley who retired late well five years

00:29:29.180 ago after working at the cbc for 38 years was suspended last summer when the corporation began

00:29:35.420 an investigation into the incidents mesley says using the slurs was one of the two worst mistakes

00:29:41.900 in her long and generally happy career they weren't mistakes when you hear what she did

00:29:46.440 the other being uh one of the mistakes was using the n-word and the other one was trusting how her

00:29:54.500 employers would handle it accusing the cbc of making it all about blame shame and regret

00:30:00.760 she said she stupidly filled in the n-word on a conference call with producers for the weekly with 0.81

00:30:06.940 wendy mesley during a discussion in may 2020 about how the slur had been directed at a black cbc 0.97

00:30:12.480 reporter so basically this is she's quoting it she's not saying it from her soul she's quoting

00:30:19.400 that somebody else said it number one

00:30:21.860 and another time months before in an editorial meeting when referencing a book title

00:30:28.880 so what did the cbc do they said oh wendy mesley probably one of the most recognizes news 0.90

00:30:37.460 recognized news faces in the entire country we've got to fire her we can't have this kind of

00:30:44.140 behavior what kind of behavior once again sloppy management they did not take the context of how

00:30:51.340 she used the word and they forced her out after 39 years it's absolutely disgusting it's despicable 1.00

00:31:00.440 media cbc and people still trust them because of that stupid logo you can put a a high school kid 1.00

00:31:10.940 on tv and put a suit and tie on them and get them to read the news 0.99

00:31:15.420 and as long as that logo was in the corner of the tv set they'll trust them

00:31:21.340 They'll trust that person with the CBC logo more than they trust a voice that they've been listening to for 40 years.

00:31:28.120 I can guarantee you that I have been called tinfoil hat and conspiracy theorist so many times over the past six years.

00:31:35.280 It's funny.

00:31:37.320 Even though these very same people have been listening to me on the radio that long.

00:31:46.520 I don't know what to tell you.

00:31:48.000 there's some kind of a power that it has let's get back to the allison inquiry here's the

00:31:56.580 testimony of dr james thorpe uh experiments on yes we are population yes we are and mass yes we

00:32:09.520 are. Yes, we are. The study by Schmeling and colleagues showed that 30% of the individuals

00:32:20.880 that got the original vaccine, 30% had zero, nothing at the injection site, absolutely nothing.

00:32:29.600 They got a little prick. There's no redness, nothing, no muscle aches, no fever, no pain.

00:32:34.880 No. And there's a lot of experts that have varying opinions on that. I can tell you that many experts

00:32:42.720 I know believe that that was a saline injection and that was a mass experimentation. There are

00:32:50.560 others that would suggest, well, they did a bait. We know they did a bait and switch. They used in

00:32:57.420 their clinical trials before the rollout, they used a highly sophisticated, careful vaccine

00:33:04.140 manufacturing process remember it required really low temperatures special transport well as soon as

00:33:12.060 it was rolled out completely different manufacturing process which is very illegal that and so

00:33:21.260 others would suggest that it was just variation in batch um content so so what you heard there

00:33:29.500 there was Glenn Mott, CPC MP Glenn Mott at the beginning saying, so what we're dealing with

00:33:34.020 here is an experiment. He said, yes. Dr. Thorpe immediately, yes, yes, yes. The human race

00:33:41.800 was experimented on. Now, there's some people who may be watching this right now going,

00:33:48.880 that's a bridge too far, Shadow. I'm sorry, but I have to turn you off right now.

00:33:53.160 Please don't. I'm going to give you something here. This is a news story that goes back

00:34:00.520 to June 6th of 2021 from CTV News, Manitoba. Manitoba vaccine lead

00:34:09.060 says mixing vaccines is part of the pandemic's big human experiment.

00:34:16.760 Now, I know that the Nighthawks, the all-access members at shadowdavis.com

00:34:21.760 who watch the show regularly on the website or in the telegram group have seen me put this up a lot

00:34:27.320 in the past few months. So you guys bear with me, be patient, because there's a lot of people

00:34:31.840 that haven't seen this, at least not for a very long time. Dr. Joss Reimer, medical lead for

00:34:39.940 Manitoba's Vaccine Implementation Task Force, says that new vaccine recommendations from the

00:34:45.540 National Advisory Committee on Immunizing, on mixing mRNA vaccines will be a form of trial

00:34:51.660 and error. Now, when you go to the doctor and the doctor says, you know, I'm going to write

00:34:58.340 your prescription. But before I do that, are you on any pills right now? And you say, well,

00:35:02.820 why do you need to know that? Because I need to know if what you're on is going to mix well with

00:35:07.360 what I want to give you might kill you is the reason they ask that. But in this case, it was

00:35:13.020 like go ahead mix the Pfizer with the Moderna with with the Johnson and Johnson I don't care

00:35:18.300 AstraZeneca oh yeah which by the way was taken off the market during the pandemic for some reason

00:35:24.360 just kind of quietly vanished and nobody ever asked any questions about that except for people

00:35:29.460 like us who were censored at the time anyway let's continue she said well in some ways during a

00:35:39.560 pandemic, everything we do is a big human experiment because we're all having to learn

00:35:44.920 together at the same time about what works the best. And then NACI changed its guidelines to

00:35:53.700 allow for Canadians to mix and match AstraZeneca with either of the mRNA vaccines from Marna,

00:35:59.700 Moderna, or Pfizer. There was no current data on the interchangeability of the mRNA vaccines,

00:36:04.600 but it's okay to do it anyway as long as you get one that's what the politicians were telling you

00:36:09.960 now i want you guys to understand something let's go back to the picture here

00:36:13.480 this woman dr joss reimer does anybody know who she is today

00:36:17.800 i'm gonna wait for somebody to answer correctly in comments i'm looking at him right now

00:36:25.400 johnson and johnson was removed too that's right michael it was thank you 0.99

00:36:30.860 Does anybody know the position this woman holds right now? 1.00

00:36:42.160 Public health minister, no, that would be an elected cabinet position, Christina,

00:36:45.760 but thank you for your answer, for your response.

00:36:51.580 Promoted. You could say that.

00:36:53.580 she's the new theresa temp she is canada's chief public health officer

00:37:02.520 this woman dr joss reimer

00:37:08.020 is the chief medical officer chief health officer of canada

00:37:16.180 same woman that told us that it's the big human experiment

00:37:22.300 and that was just about mixing vaccines never mind what actually was in them

00:37:28.940 here's dr peter mccullough from the allison inquiry today some lots probably had very

00:37:37.860 little messenger rna in it some were hyper loaded there's a website called howbadismybatch.com

00:37:44.080 that one can sort this out and it's in the peer-reviewed literature and one is able to

00:37:48.740 evaluate what the risk is with their badge. Each person has their own genetics. And it's been my

00:37:55.640 clinical experience after examining thousands of patients that if anyone has any little flaw

00:38:03.160 in their genetics, in their epigenetics, or in their baseline condition, the vaccine seems to

00:38:12.320 strike at that flaw. For example, if someone has a proclivity to blood clotting,

00:38:19.300 they take the vaccine, boom. We're seeing the biggest blood clots we've ever seen in medical

00:38:25.000 history. A blood clot in the leg before the pandemic was about an inch long. I have patients

00:38:30.680 where the entire leg is a solid blood clot, even extending up to the inferior vena cava.

00:38:36.040 We are seeing anyone who has a polymorphism, a genetic difference in their contractile proteins

00:38:44.460 in the heart, the sarcomere, the other assisting proteins, the non-sarcomeric proteins, to be the

00:38:51.280 ones who are hit with myocarditis, for an example. So it's a multifactorial Venn diagram of who's

00:39:00.820 going to end up with a vaccine injury and who's going to be spared. When I went on the Joe Rogan

00:39:06.340 podcast towards the end of 2021, that was the toughest question I asked by Joe Rogan. He said,

00:39:11.400 Dr. McCullough, if these vaccines are so bad, why isn't everybody injured and dead?

00:39:17.720 I didn't have an answer, but I have an answer now. It's partly the variation in the concentration in

00:39:25.500 the vials, which Public Health Canada and the Canadian agencies have refused to examine the

00:39:32.000 concentration of messenger RNA or adenoviral DNA in the vials or examined for contaminants.

00:39:37.340 It's individual baseline variation. And then it's the library of antibodies that they raise against

00:39:45.440 this spike protein. If their immune system is perfect, they can neutralize every single bit

00:39:50.340 that spike protein hopefully forever and they never have a problem but an important paper by

00:39:56.500 yonkers from harvard with little boys who were suffering myocarditis in mass general hospital

00:40:02.340 and a control group of boys who were fine from taking the vaccine the boys who had myocarditis

00:40:07.300 the antibodies were missing the spike protein they were just off and the spike protein was

00:40:12.340 allowed to cause damage interesting how bad is my batch dot com you should go there and

00:40:19.540 check that out uh final piece of testimony we're going to play for you today from the allison

00:40:25.060 inquiry is from dan hartman there you go he went to a one day vaccination clinic come one come all

00:40:36.980 at the community center and got one shot and he was rushed to emergency four days later

00:40:43.300 He had brown circles around his eyes, rash all over his face and neck and vomiting and an extremely sore shoulder opposite to his injection shoulder, which I've been told by doctors could be a sign of heart problems.

00:41:01.980 The doctor in emergency did not do any blood work whatsoever.

00:41:05.600 He didn't do a D-dimer test.

00:41:07.480 He didn't do a troponin test, which would have found blood clots or damage to his heart.

00:41:12.600 So I'll just slow you down here. So four days after the shot, a 17-year-old healthy hockey player is rushed to emergency because, so he's got the raccoon eye. So you're meaning where it's like really almost like bruised eyes, like shiners.

00:41:29.100 Yeah.

00:41:30.440 He's got a rash all over his neck and face.

00:41:33.520 There's clearly something going on.

00:41:35.560 He's vomiting.

00:41:37.580 And his right shoulder is in extreme distress and pain.

00:41:43.440 But his injection was in the left shoulder.

00:41:45.960 And they don't even do blood work at the ER?

00:41:50.480 Nope.

00:41:50.960 They only gave him a prescription for a painkiller for his sore shoulder.

00:41:54.560 That's it.

00:41:55.460 And sent him home.

00:41:57.280 So no testing at all?

00:41:58.720 nothing so just here's a more stronger painkiller than you can get in the drugstore

00:42:04.980 where they did they tell him to go to his family doctor or to yeah they told him to follow up

00:42:12.800 with his family doctor okay tests should have been done at the very least i'm shocked actually

00:42:19.620 yeah me too because of his age and the fact that he would be um visibly demonstrating

00:42:26.040 And I reached out to Dr. Drew, a very famous doctor.

00:42:30.380 Everyone knows Dr. Drew.

00:42:32.080 I didn't think he'd answer me because he had the exact same thing happen to him.

00:42:36.200 He had the brown raccoon eyes after his shot.

00:42:39.340 So I reached out to him.

00:42:40.620 I said, Dr. Drew, what's with the circles around my son's eyes?

00:42:44.260 And he said, classically, a sign of transverse sinus thrombosis, which is blood clotting.

00:42:52.080 Okay, so here's one.

00:42:53.560 So Dr. Drew is a medical doctor, isn't he?

00:42:55.780 Yep.

00:42:56.040 So, you just reach out to him, and he's able to, you know, just give you a diagnosis.

00:43:02.460 Now, you don't know, but Dr. Peter McCullough is sitting behind you, and I saw him nodding in agreement.

00:43:07.720 So, this is something medical doctors know about.

00:43:10.220 Oh, yeah.

00:43:10.580 So, a 17-year-old showing up with that, the medical ER doctor should know, wait a second, this could be very serious.

00:43:17.260 This could be blood clotting.

00:43:19.080 And nothing is done.

00:43:20.920 Dr. McCullough also looked at Sean's autopsy

00:43:23.520 because in Toronto, the cause of death was unascertained.

00:43:27.780 They didn't know why he died.

00:43:29.740 But Dr. McCullough looked at it and figured out that, yeah,

00:43:33.140 Sean had myocarditis.

00:43:35.220 But in Toronto, they claimed he didn't.

00:43:38.760 Yeah, wasn't that one of the biggest or maybe the biggest cause of death,

00:43:43.040 at least in Alberta, a couple of years ago, or maybe last year?

00:43:46.940 I don't know.

00:43:48.640 Biggest cause of death? We don't know.

00:43:50.300 what do you mean you don't know no we're baffled

00:43:54.540 dean allison by the way i texted dean after the proceedings today the final day and i thanked him

00:44:02.520 for doing the right thing the hard thing he got back and said thanks bro appreciate that

00:44:08.080 thank you to all the courageous covet 19 vaccine injured witnesses who testified thank you to all

00:44:15.080 the experts who provided important context and crucial details. Thank you to the volunteers and

00:44:20.940 organizers who worked tirelessly for months. Thank you to Independent Media for sharing this special

00:44:26.180 journey with the world. Thank you to Joe Warmington for being the only mainstream media journalist to

00:44:32.260 show up in person and listen to the powerful testimony. Together we all made history and no

00:44:39.340 matter what happens in the aftermath of the Allison inquiry, we have changed things forever.

00:44:45.080 Moving forward, transparency and accountability are the only two things that will help heal our

00:44:50.540 nation. I hope all levels of government and decision makers in charge during the pandemic

00:44:55.680 heard at least some of the testimony. The COVID-19 vaccine injured deserve your attention.

00:45:01.580 Transparency and accountability, they deserve it. Now we went and scoured some of the ex-accounts

00:45:08.620 from prominent conservative MPs today.

00:45:12.840 Andrew Lawton thanked Dean Allison

00:45:16.140 and the Allison Inquiry.

00:45:17.620 He thanked all of the people who appeared.

00:45:21.060 Dr. Leslie Lewis did as well.

00:45:23.480 Still nothing from Andrew Scheer.

00:45:26.120 Nothing from Michelle Rempel-Garner.

00:45:31.740 Michelle Ferrari, actually,

00:45:32.880 who's become a huge social media influencer

00:45:37.100 with, I think, hundreds of thousands of followers across platforms. She mentioned it today. I was

00:45:43.640 very proud of her, and I thanked her for doing so in the comments of one of them. I can't remember

00:45:47.460 if it was Instagram or Facebook or X. I can't remember. But I was happy to see her at least

00:45:52.000 discuss it once. But we need the prominent conservatives, the names people know. To come

00:45:59.060 out, Melissa Lansman, nothing. We need those people to come out and say something, and not

00:46:05.080 just a one-off either not just oh thanks for coming out thanks for your time see you later

00:46:09.620 kind of thing they've got to hammer this one home if for no other reason than to get these people

00:46:18.860 who have been suffering for the past five years some attention and some help

00:46:24.340 and for all of us to start having these difficult conversations with our friends and family again 0.91

00:46:33.200 i know it's difficult i know it's a pain in the ass i know that you may feel as though 0.67

00:46:37.840 wounds have been healed within your inner circle they haven't 0.97

00:46:43.440 because you still feel resentment you still feel resentment for the way you were treated back then

00:46:50.720 or maybe you've changed your mind in the past couple of years and you're here tonight watching

00:46:56.000 and thank you for being open-minded about everything maybe you were one of those people

00:47:01.840 who was pointing fingers five years ago and then decided wait a minute what am i some kind of a

00:47:05.840 monster and decided to not but those people the same people with their elbows up right now

00:47:16.000 need to be made to understand in some way that you can't treat people like that

00:47:25.440 somebody with a different opinion somebody who asks a question

00:47:28.240 you cannot treat people like that and i think that their mothers and fathers and their

00:47:37.020 grandparents if they were alive today would be so ashamed of the way these people acted

00:47:41.300 calling government snitch lines calling the police to report four cars in a driveway

00:47:48.600 wrestling a man to the ground in a canadian tire for not wearing a mask threatening to taser a kid

00:47:55.700 for skating on a frozen pond outside in Calgary.

00:47:58.880 Two female police officers screaming at this 16-year-old kid 0.82

00:48:03.740 with a taser out.

00:48:06.780 That's how they acted.

00:48:11.200 Arresting a woman for not wearing a mask in a hockey rink

00:48:15.220 so she could go watch her kid play.

00:48:18.500 In front of the kids, by the way.

00:48:22.080 again you have to wonder how these people sleep at night you also can hope and pray

00:48:30.960 that somehow they see the light or have seen the light somehow in the past five years

00:48:36.120 maybe they've even seen themselves on video doing what they did and they're ashamed and if they're

00:48:42.940 not they should be because if they're not then there's some something else a bigger problem a

00:48:48.360 seared conscience. Speaking of U.S.-Canada trade relations, here is our U.S. trade minister,

00:48:58.800 Dominic LeBlanc, at a press conference earlier today. We know they, because they've said so

00:49:05.040 publicly, are having conversations bilaterally with the United States, as we were when the

00:49:13.020 negotiations uh were interrupted uh three weeks ago um speeding towards a deal they've been at

00:49:19.420 this for a number of months and speeding towards a deal two months from now doesn't feel like speed

00:49:24.360 uh but they are they are having those conversations uh wait a minute wait a hold

00:49:29.960 on dominic dominic are you actually making fun of the mexicans at the trade table with

00:49:38.180 the americans doesn't sound like speed well neither does your

00:49:43.860 what what did they call it the the projects office

00:49:50.100 they haven't approved one single project yet the priority projects whatever they call it

00:49:56.740 carney's new thing that has not done anything at all in a year and a half and this guy actually

00:50:02.640 has the balls to make fun of trade negotiations moving slowly when he's not even at the table

00:50:09.100 himself absolutely ridiculous a deal two months from now doesn't feel like speed uh but they are 0.98

00:50:16.760 they are having those conversations uh as we did as we may uh again at some point 0.87

00:50:23.100 as we may again at some point dominic leblanc who's responsible he's the guy sitting there

00:50:31.580 talking to jameson greer right the u.s trade representative that's the guy and he says may

00:50:37.820 again at some point you don't want to deal i'm going to sit back and try and wait this out

00:50:46.560 with an economy that's 13 times larger than yours really great plan dominic

00:50:52.800 let me throw this up on the screen here from left-wing corporate ctv conversations on trade

00:50:59.720 with U.S. officials haven't stopped.

00:51:02.520 Wait a minute, wait a minute, hold on.

00:51:03.600 Didn't LeBlanc just say we may get back to the table one day?

00:51:08.480 But CTV says, no, no, no, we're still talking.

00:51:12.220 What?

00:51:15.600 Officials on both sides of the border are still talking,

00:51:18.240 even though there's no official trade negotiator.

00:51:20.540 Oh, I see.

00:51:21.380 So they're just having casual chats

00:51:22.980 about maybe football or something.

00:51:25.900 What's your favorite NFL team, Dominic?

00:51:28.000 well i like the buffalo bill you're not supposed to like the nfl dude you're supposed to hate the

00:51:35.780 nfl it's american how dare you buy a buffalo bills jersey some of these elbows up people

00:51:43.480 i saw an elbows up guy today saying uh canada forever elbows up in a video on instagram he's

00:51:50.240 wearing the seattle seahawks jersey i laughed

00:51:52.680 so this is what dominic leblanc said today he was in bamf they're having that liberal

00:52:01.500 cabinet minister retreat up there for this two-day uh thing where the ongoing trade war

00:52:07.660 with the united states has been a key topic he said no meetings in washington have been scheduled

00:52:11.920 but they've spoken several times with u.s trade representative jameson greer sometimes speaks

00:52:17.260 with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.

00:52:20.640 LeBlanc said he sent a text to Lutnick today,

00:52:23.780 the 25th anniversary of 9-11 terrorist attacks.

00:52:26.580 Lutnick's brother Gary died in the North Tower

00:52:28.720 of the World Trade Center that day.

00:52:30.520 He's talked to me often about what that meant

00:52:32.920 for him and his family, LeBlanc said,

00:52:34.520 so I sent him a message to say I was thinking about him.

00:52:36.800 Well, that's nice.

00:52:39.420 Get back to the table and get something done.

00:52:43.500 Mark Carney next week is going to be hosting

00:52:45.160 some big money investors from all over the world and he's going to try and convince them to come

00:52:51.680 and invest their billions, maybe even trillions in Canada. Never mind that there's no deal with

00:52:58.240 the Americans right now. He thinks that these people want to sink all of their billions of

00:53:03.740 dollars into canada a market of 40 41 million people the 13th largest consumer market on the

00:53:15.300 planet which isn't small but when comparing it to the united states i mean well you can't really

00:53:21.960 and that is the reason that people invest in canada in the first place is to get that access

00:53:27.640 through kuzma into the massive united states market without having to pay those tariffs

00:53:33.680 here's mark carney hosting uh your investment summit soon um i'm wondering what your message

00:53:40.940 is going to be for the business leaders who attend on why they should invest in canada at a time when

00:53:46.280 tariff-free access to the u.s is increasingly in question well look um canada is about so much

00:53:53.200 more than being next to the united states okay we have what the world wants uh we're an energy

00:53:59.060 superpower and we're putting what do you mean we're hold on how are we an energy superpower

00:54:07.200 we're not we have the capabilities to be but we're not mark so it's it's all to do he's lying here

00:54:17.640 when he says this stuff it's all to do with our access to the u.s market he is lying to canadians

00:54:25.520 by saying what he said here.

00:54:27.740 But let's continue.

00:54:28.720 Canada is about so much more

00:54:31.320 than being next to the United States.

00:54:33.600 OK, we have what the world wants.

00:54:36.060 We're an energy superpower

00:54:37.380 and we're putting that into place.

00:54:39.320 We have one of the largest resources,

00:54:41.460 undeveloped resources

00:54:42.280 of critical metals and minerals.

00:54:43.680 We have the most educated,

00:54:44.820 most educated population in the world.

00:54:47.080 We are the most connected economy

00:54:49.500 in the world.

00:54:50.220 One and a half billion consumers.

00:54:52.040 We're on track to double that.

00:54:54.260 uh i think you see hold on hold on hold on he just said we're the most connected

00:54:59.200 not if we're not partners with the united states we're not 1.5 billion so what's he talking about

00:55:06.360 all of those trade deals that aren't really deals that he's made in the past year flying

00:55:12.360 around the world eating sushi on our dime is he talking about this upcoming alliance with

00:55:19.400 the european union what are you talking about mark why do none of these reporters ever ask him why

00:55:25.960 don't they stop and say okay excuse me but what do you mean when you say that i mean i could have

00:55:31.680 stopped this guy a million times during this babble and said what are you talking about what

00:55:37.320 do you mean be specific be clear canadians deserve to know the answers to this what are you talking

00:55:42.940 about 1.5 billion consumers in the world one and a half billion consumers uh we're on track uh to

00:55:49.820 double that uh i think you see by revealed preference uh the individuals in the organizations

00:55:57.500 that are coming to that investment summit they are coming because of canada if they wanted to

00:56:02.040 go to the united states they go to the united states of course go to the united states as well

00:56:05.160 it's what we have um and what they're going to see as well when they come here and some of them

00:56:11.000 are already here but when they come here uh is a country that is uniting a country that is positive

00:56:17.780 a country that is building and wants to move forward united what is he talking about there's

00:56:25.620 an independence referendum coming up in alberta okay not a real one the party quebecois is about

00:56:32.600 to win the provincial election in quebec what exactly is he talking about

00:56:41.000 I find this amazing.

00:56:43.720 And there's people out there going,

00:56:45.640 oh, Mike Carney, you're the man. 1.00

00:56:51.680 He's full of shite, my friends. 1.00

00:56:54.960 And for an investor, wherever they're from, 1.00

00:56:57.940 and a country that respects rule of law

00:57:00.840 and a country that is reliable.

00:57:03.540 Okay, so a country that respects rule of law. 1.00

00:57:07.200 Let's go kill 400 ostriches 1.00

00:57:09.640 and take over the property of the private owners for two months. 1.00

00:57:15.040 Let's force a vaccine on you. 1.00

00:57:17.600 Let's go ahead and let in so many migrants 1.00

00:57:21.860 that the entire fabric of society completely unravels. 1.00

00:57:28.140 That Punjabi now is probably the second most prevalent language in the country. 1.00

00:57:33.860 Let's close churches. Let's burn them down. 1.00

00:57:37.480 Let's say that Canada was completely, totally founded on a genocide of the First Nations people. 0.96

00:57:43.760 What is he talking about? 0.94

00:57:47.500 That's exactly, that combination is pretty rare in the world and it's an attractive combination.

00:57:53.220 We'll see over time and, you know, this is an engagement.

00:57:56.780 There'll be a series of things that come from the summit in the coming months and years.

00:58:01.320 Thank you.

00:58:01.620 Last question, Daniel.

00:58:02.660 i am mind blown by that answer and none of the media even stopped him to say what

00:58:12.340 what are you talking about

00:58:14.740 look there's a lot of people who believe in the myth of canada right like uh the canada that we

00:58:24.400 grew up in that we never had any of these issues in but we have had if you look at the history

00:58:30.020 especially of free speech, you'll see a lot of high court cases regarding free speech. Now,

00:58:36.000 most of them have good outcomes. But why does the government keep forcing us to fight with them

00:58:43.560 over things that we can say over free speech?

00:58:49.880 They have been trying to force this, this silence on us for years and years and years.

00:58:56.460 They did it again a couple of weeks ago with Tanya God from Action for Canada.

00:59:00.520 I played that video for you guys last night and I spoke with her briefly today.

00:59:04.680 It looks like we're going to get her on the show next week.

00:59:06.680 Hopefully, let's keep our fingers crossed so she can talk about that particular incident,

00:59:10.900 the cops coming to knock on her door to talk about something that she had written on her

00:59:15.080 website and on X, but also how the bank, a bank in Canada, just decided to randomly

00:59:22.960 seize her mother's bank account.

00:59:25.800 for no good reason. Security purposes. Fraud. They suspected fraud somehow.

00:59:38.140 But that's a long story. We'll get to that next week. It's amazing to me.

00:59:42.160 Pierre Polyev, still down in the United States. I've got a theory as to why he was in New York

00:59:47.360 today for these 9-11 memorials. I'll get to that in just a second. Here he is on some American

00:59:53.800 television morning show today this spat with the united states is pushing canada also to look

01:00:01.400 towards beijing well i hope not beijing is a major threat to canada as well can beijing interfered

01:00:08.500 in two consecutive elections according to a judicial inquiry they set up police stations 0.87

01:00:13.220 on our soil they kidnapped multiple of our citizens it is continues to be a totalitarian

01:00:18.180 regime. While the Chinese people constitute an amazing civilization with whom we have to talk

01:00:24.560 and trade, we cannot replace our closest neighbor and the biggest economy in the history of the world 0.97

01:00:30.480 with a strategic partnership for a new world order with Beijing. That is a very bad idea.

01:00:36.420 So I want, my message to Americans is you will be stronger rebuilding the Western alliance of

01:00:42.280 free nations that helped us win the Cold War the last time. Let's rebuild that alliance.

01:00:48.180 okay let's rebuild the alliance but what are you doing down there pierre i mean obviously

01:00:59.060 you haven't got the power to do much of anything really you're the leader of the opposition and

01:01:04.060 you're down there with the prime minister's blessing that's how the left-wing corporate 0.53

01:01:08.780 media portrayed it the other day i thought oh my god that's like being kicked in the nuts

01:01:13.420 will give you the blessing to go to the United States, young man.

01:01:21.840 Okay, so J.D. Vance, the vice president, not Donald Trump,

01:01:26.160 was in New York today for these 9-11 memorials

01:01:29.540 that were happening all around the city.

01:01:31.320 And I'm going to get to this in a second.

01:01:32.980 And a lot of crazy broke out in New York today, I'll tell you.

01:01:37.640 But if J.D. Vance was going to be in New York,

01:01:42.100 polyette was in new york one of his mps a conservative mp jamil giovanni was roommates

01:01:48.420 in university with jd vance we've heard that giovanni has gone down to the united states a

01:01:53.860 couple of times to maybe have some conversations with mr vance about this that and the other

01:01:59.220 maybe they talked about finding a way to get a deal somehow and so maybe

01:02:06.260 me speculating by the way maybe giovanni found a way to set up a meeting even if it was short

01:02:12.100 poliev and jd vance at some i can't tell you this happened but it's speculation why else would he go

01:02:22.860 down there to be on talk shows and to go and stand at a uh 9-11 memorial ceremony

01:02:29.540 it just it makes no sense it seems like a waste of time poliev going down there to try and win

01:02:37.240 political points back home he said he wasn't doing that yesterday we all know better but he said he

01:02:41.180 wasn't. So what are you doing going on American talk shows, trying to look good prime ministerial

01:02:46.780 for the people of Canada? Cause you know, we're going to see them, but there must be some other

01:02:52.020 reason to go down there. I think maybe I just hit the nail on the head. Now you heard about Enbridge

01:03:02.140 line five, a couple of weeks ago in Wisconsin, a truck hit the line, the pipeline and production

01:03:10.080 or sorry, the flow of oil and gas had to stop for about a week before they could repair it.

01:03:15.860 And gas prices spiked in Ontario because of it. And refineries had to slow down because of that.

01:03:22.480 That is the only pipeline that takes Alberta oil to the United States and then to Ontario

01:03:30.400 and Quebec to be refined. But it gets refined. I believe it gets refined in the United States,

01:03:38.060 not in Canada, because most of the refineries in Canada are set up for light sweet crude as

01:03:42.900 opposed to sour heavy crude, which is what Alberta's got in the tar sands. Sorry, the oil sands.

01:03:50.900 But that is the only east-west pipeline that exists for Canada to be able to take oil to

01:03:57.580 the United States and then for the United States to send it back up to Canada.

01:04:01.660 now i could be wrong about some of the refining i know that natural gas

01:04:08.640 definitely gets to ontario and quebec from alberta through that pipeline it's the only one

01:04:15.260 because canada does not have energy east trudeau canceled that like 10 years ago

01:04:20.900 so unless you're going by rail or by truck this is the only way to move alberta energy

01:04:26.460 to eastern Canada. So look what's happening now. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the

01:04:34.040 Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy Director Phil Ruse say the July 13th

01:04:40.600 permit, which approved construction of this tunnel project, is under review after the Michigan

01:04:44.780 Supreme Court decision. So what Enbridge is trying to do is build an alternative path

01:04:49.780 for a new pipeline to go underneath the lake there

01:04:53.760 to replace the old pipeline,

01:04:56.800 which Whitmer wants to shut down

01:04:58.320 because of pollution concerns.

01:05:00.040 It's like 57 years old or something.

01:05:03.800 But the Supreme Court of Michigan has shut that down.

01:05:10.240 And now Whitmer wants to shut down Enbridge Line 5 too

01:05:14.880 because she claims it's dangerous. 0.54

01:05:16.260 So not only does she want to shut that pipeline down, 1.00

01:05:19.780 But she will not, or at least her Supreme Court judges, will not allow a new one to be built.

01:05:25.720 Thank goodness for eastern Canada that this falls under the jurisdiction of the federal government,

01:05:31.560 the U.S. administration under Donald Trump, and not Governor Gretchen Whitmer,

01:05:35.840 who has got a big environmental campaign going all around Michigan right now saying,

01:05:41.820 oil and water don't mix.

01:05:43.420 but let's just say that trump decides if canada starts getting you know frisky again

01:05:50.860 to let whitmer have her way

01:05:53.820 he could say you know what there's nothing i could do about it i mean the supreme court said

01:06:00.080 my hands are tied what do you want me to say the line had to be shut down they're not gonna

01:06:04.060 they're not gonna allow a new one i don't know what to tell you

01:06:08.200 and then boom it's a very long cold winter in eastern canada suddenly

01:06:16.960 they get 50 of their energy quebec and ontario from that pipeline 50 50 the rest they bring in

01:06:25.880 from england i think and there's uh obviously the middle east

01:06:29.560 so this could be an example of things yet to come how badly would it affect eastern canada i put this

01:06:39.680 through a few ais today and here's the answer shutting down enbridge line five would severely

01:06:45.080 disrupt ontario and quebec's energy supply cutting off oh look at this roughly half of their crude

01:06:49.740 oil and natural gas liquids leading to spikes in fuel prices and potential shortages if michigan

01:06:56.120 successfully forces a permanent closure of the pipeline, Canada would face several major impacts.

01:07:02.180 Fuel supply shortages, refineries in Sarnia and onward to Montreal would lose a massive portion

01:07:07.720 of their daily light crude and propane inputs as alternative transport like rail can only replace

01:07:13.000 a fraction of that volume. Drivers across Ontario and Quebec would experience sharp increases in the

01:07:19.100 cost of gas, diesel and home heating fuel. The Ontario government and industry associations

01:07:24.160 warned that thousands of manufacturing and refining jobs in regional hubs like Sarnia would

01:07:28.580 be directly threatened. The Canadian federal government would likely lean harder on the 1977

01:07:33.600 transit pipelines treaty, which prohibits the intentional interruption of petroleum transit

01:07:39.180 between the U.S. and Canada, escalating a legal and diplomatic showdown. Okay, so what has Doug

01:07:44.780 Ford been talking about, along with Wab Kanu and Scott Moe and Daniel Smith? They've been talking

01:07:50.300 about, well, we got to get this new pipeline going, which is something the conservatives

01:07:53.740 were talking about years ago.

01:07:55.440 Remember even when Andrew Scheer

01:07:56.760 was leader of the Conservative Party?

01:07:58.520 He wanted to talk about this energy corridor

01:08:00.960 that was going to flow from Hardesty, Alberta,

01:08:03.980 right to Eastern Canada.

01:08:05.880 Oh, no, we can't have that.

01:08:08.600 And they shut it down.

01:08:10.880 And nobody seemed to care

01:08:12.420 because people don't know

01:08:13.600 where their energy comes from.

01:08:15.240 People don't know where their food comes from,

01:08:17.420 especially if they live in cities.

01:08:18.780 They have no concept

01:08:20.360 where their electricity even comes from.

01:08:22.940 They don't know.

01:08:23.740 and that makes it easy to influence them for the environmentalists to do it anyway

01:08:33.040 because these people have no concept of where anything comes from to begin with but now all

01:08:38.240 of these premiers are talking about building this pipeline how long is it going to take

01:08:41.840 to build a pipeline through canada from alberta down to sarnia ontario

01:08:47.240 years

01:08:50.680 and what are we going to do until then

01:08:54.800 then

01:08:55.440 hello United States can we have

01:08:58.840 some energy please

01:08:59.920 okay so we had

01:09:05.000 the 9-11 memorials in New York

01:09:06.960 today and

01:09:08.840 what's his name Zoran

01:09:14.840 Mondami

01:09:15.660 the new mayor of new york city this is part of the speech he made today remembering exactly who

01:09:24.900 was well okay now there's speculation about this we're not going to get too too conspiratorial

01:09:29.520 about this tonight but the the story is that this these planes were flown by muslim extremists

01:09:37.420 right okay so i think we can agree on that that's that's what everybody has believed for the past

01:09:43.560 25 years well most people so here's what mom donnie said this is wow this moment to speak

01:09:52.020 to the muslims of new york city i want to speak to the memory of my aunt

01:10:03.460 who stopped taking the subway

01:10:10.540 after September 11th

01:10:12.380 because she did not feel safe in her hijab.

01:10:19.300 Really? Really?

01:10:20.560 That's what you have to say?

01:10:23.000 Your aunt stopped taking the subway

01:10:24.700 because she didn't feel safe in her hijab? 0.99

01:10:32.180 Way to go, New York.

01:10:33.460 great selection of mayor there now there's something else and and i'm going to give you

01:10:42.680 the full story behind this video after it's over but watch this and laplante jeffrey

01:10:49.680 okay so these are people announcing names of the dead from 9-11

01:10:55.380 So what you saw there kind of looked like AOC, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,

01:11:22.180 and Mom Donnie standing there sharing a laugh.

01:11:25.380 while these names of the dead were being announced.

01:11:31.240 And I thought, oh my God, that's horrendous.

01:11:34.720 And I'll tell you a little story about that.

01:11:36.120 I was in New York the year after 9-11.

01:11:38.700 And so they had opened Ground Zero to tourists.

01:11:44.060 So you could go and you could walk around it.

01:11:46.560 And they had signs up all around the site.

01:11:49.320 This was here.

01:11:51.840 That was there.

01:11:53.180 and there was this family that wasn't speaking English right next to us and there was mom and

01:11:58.660 dad and three kids I think they were from Italy I think they were speaking Italian anyway the kids

01:12:04.320 were running around screaming and hollering and there was like you know hundreds of people all

01:12:08.340 around the site and it was a solemn sight man I mean it's not like people were there partying or

01:12:13.100 anything yeah I mean like this 9-11 had just happened people were still suffering from loss

01:12:19.000 people were still walking around with ptsd it was kind of amazing actually even though we stopped at

01:12:24.360 a cafe across the street and had a bite to eat and i said so were you around to the waiter and

01:12:30.520 he said yeah man i was here i said how are you able to just he goes we're new yorkers we can

01:12:34.600 deal with this stuff it's no big deal happens here a lot i said yeah but he goes i know i know but

01:12:41.320 but still we're cool. Anyway, this Italian family, the kids were running around screaming and yelling

01:12:48.820 and hollering. And I was going to say something, but I didn't have to. Turns out that the dad

01:12:53.940 turned around and made a point to these three kids to settle the F down right now. 0.73

01:13:03.800 And they did. So you shouldn't be laughing is my point during a solemn ceremony like this.

01:13:11.320 25th anniversary of one of the biggest terrorist attacks i think one of the only terrorist attacks

01:13:19.080 really this of this size in the united states of america so was that real or was it just a video

01:13:25.720 cut to make mom donnie and aoc look bad turns out that it's not true according to mediaite

01:13:33.560 here and there's several other corroborating media that say the same thing

01:13:37.240 an ex-Giuliani aide demolishes claim Mamdani and AOC laughed during the 9-11 memorial.

01:13:46.460 His name is Michael Ragusa. He's a former aide to Rudy Giuliani, who used to be, he was the mayor,

01:13:52.660 he was America's mayor back when this happened. Vehemently shot down the emerging narrative today

01:13:58.520 that AOC and Zoran Mamdani laughed during the 9-11 memorial ceremony that morning. Headlines

01:14:05.220 blared across conservative media following the somber event accusing the two of blatant disrespect

01:14:09.860 for the victims of the terror attacks 25 years ago mom donnie and aoc spotted laughing at 9 11

01:14:16.040 ceremony a ceremony will families cry insisted the new york post um blah blah blah not true

01:14:24.720 the live stream of the event certainly did offer an unfortunate juxtaposition as a victim's family

01:14:31.960 member was seen crying and the cameras quickly cut to the two progressives sharing an upbeat

01:14:35.820 moment, which C-SPAN also shared. Ragusa, however, was having none of it. He said the videos of

01:14:44.780 Mamdani and AOC laughing are not true. I was standing next to them the whole time. He said

01:14:48.900 the camera just caught her greeting him. Hello. Multiple other politicians were laughing and

01:14:54.100 joking behind me, Republicans and Democrats. So he says that is absolutely not true. Do you guys

01:15:01.400 know who Jake Lang is? Have you heard the name Jake Lang? He spent years in jail or in prison.

01:15:11.320 Let me see if I can find this video here. And here it is for January 6th. He was one of the

01:15:16.800 awful uglies on January the 6th. So Jake Lang, let me throw this up here on the screen because

01:15:23.080 I'd heard the name kind of flying around a little bit over the last few months, but it never really

01:15:28.920 occurred to me and i understand this is wikipedia but this guy doesn't have a website

01:15:32.760 so there's really not a whole bunch of information you can get unless you want to sit down and listen

01:15:39.080 to to audio and podcasts and videos and whatnot but if you can take the wikipedia flavor out of

01:15:46.840 this edward jacob lang is an american far-right activist he was a participant in the 2021 january

01:15:54.540 6th United States Capitol attack for which he served four years in prison. Lange was one of

01:16:01.120 those pardoned by Donald Trump and his pardon of January 6th defendants on the first day of his

01:16:05.280 second presidency. Lange was issued a summons for failing to appear in court for a March 24th

01:16:11.280 2026 hearing in Washington for making threatening comments to a Capitol police officer

01:16:16.140 at a January 6th 5th anniversary event. Lange was due for trial in Minneapolis in July

01:16:21.780 on suspicion of a felony for defacing a $6,000 anti-ice ice sculpture in front of the Minnesota

01:16:28.620 state capitol. Furthermore, on June 9th, Lange was arrested in Dallas County, Texas for making

01:16:33.440 a terroristic threat for which his bond was set at $1 million and later reduced to $250,000.

01:16:41.560 Okay, so there's the background on this guy. Now, Jake Lange, the reason I bring this up,

01:16:46.560 is because he was leading a parade towards city hall in new york today through swarms 0.99

01:16:52.860 of palestinian protesters you see what i'm saying when i talk about crazy in new york today it was

01:16:58.560 nuts so he got interviewed this jake lang here it is here with jake lane jake lang we're here to

01:17:05.000 memorialize 25 years ago what happened today twin towers fell it's a very somber day all over new

01:17:11.600 york i've been around i've been uh interviewing some of the firefighters and stuff you're out

01:17:15.120 here today with some of your folks why are you here we are here to actually

01:17:18.300 honor the sacrifice that was made to make sure it's not done in vain that's

01:17:22.020 the most important thing those men and women lost their lives including the

01:17:25.620 brave NYPD and FDNY to stand against radical Islamic terror and if we allow 0.95

01:17:30.840 socialist Islam to take over New York City to take over Minneapolis to take 0.95

01:17:34.980 over all of our great cities then we are letting the blood of these martyrs just 0.99

01:17:39.180 waste away in vain and I will not allow that to happen

01:17:42.240 so you're here you got this is gonna get pretty harsh some of the stuff he says at the end kind

01:17:50.160 of smacks of kkk just to prepare you guys right and and this is how the left wing or some of the

01:17:58.800 the so-called elite middle think of people like us so let's continue this today where where are you

01:18:05.840 going from here well for the next stop uh columbus ohio nobody's talking about it i think it's the

01:18:10.800 The third most largest Muslim-populated city in America. 0.95

01:18:14.500 They are overrun with Somalis. 1.00

01:18:16.220 They need the Crusaders. 1.00

01:18:17.260 We're coming to save you.

01:18:18.160 We're coming to liberate Columbus.

01:18:19.560 What kind of reception have you gotten from New Yorkers since you've been here?

01:18:22.120 We've had family members of those who lost their lives at 9-11 come and pray with us.

01:18:26.120 We've had firefighters give us a round of applause.

01:18:28.840 FDNY, when we walk by, we're shaking our hands. 1.00

01:18:31.360 We've had, honestly, the representation that New Yorkers want to see is people are fighting back against Islam. 0.81

01:18:37.220 Not Zoran Mandami being welcomed in, which he wasn't welcomed in. 0.89

01:18:40.500 But being standing in ground zero, that was disgusting.

01:18:44.560 And New Yorkers want to see a pushback against Mandami, a pushback against Abdul Saeed, a pushback against Ilhan Omar.

01:18:51.940 This is why we're here, to push back against the political takeover of our country.

01:18:57.420 I saw some footage earlier during the reading of the names of Mandami and AOC were laughing during the reading of the names at the memorial earlier today.

01:19:04.740 What do you think about that?

01:19:05.460 this is why our country is okay this is why our country is under attack socialists satanists 0.76

01:19:15.060 these islamic jihadis do not care about our country and we must stand up before our daughters 0.99

01:19:19.940 are wearing hijabs and bowing down our prayer i will not see the replacement of white people 0.99

01:19:24.500 or christians in this country our founding fathers found in this land for our people 0.98

01:19:28.500 not for mongrels from the third world mongrels from the third world 0.78

01:19:41.220 whoa that's a little over the top for me

01:19:47.700 however outside of one of the 9 11 memorials today this was caught on video

01:19:56.660 I'm not Jewish, I'm not Jewish, I'm not Jewish, that's what you're talking about. 0.97

01:20:22.160 you can marry children absolutely nuts

01:20:29.380 anybody else have the feeling that all of this especially the stuff that was going on in new

01:20:40.660 york today is set up like they're following a script i mean i this is something we've been

01:20:49.580 saying for quite some time now right but i mean it it looked so obvious today in new york

01:20:56.320 and they knew there were going to be a lot of eyes on this but you don't get

01:21:01.360 thousands and thousands and thousands of palestinian protesters together organically

01:21:07.340 it doesn't happen like that antifa is an organized bunch so this was organized somehow by someone

01:21:17.160 and also the white supremacists and in this case i think we can probably use in regards to jake

01:21:23.020 lank i think we can probably use that expression accurately those kinds of folks don't get together

01:21:29.800 just by happenstance organized but who's behind all of it it could have got ugly out there today

01:21:41.160 I mean, really, really bad.

01:21:42.980 It didn't.

01:21:45.440 Like, I didn't read about anybody being killed or hurt or anything like that, but it could

01:21:49.860 have been really bad.

01:21:51.540 Look at this one.

01:21:53.040 This is a retired New York City firefighter who was part of the 9-11 rescue operation.

01:22:01.940 Talking to a bunch of Palestine protesters on the streets of New York today, like they're

01:22:06.020 doing a parade down the street.

01:22:07.780 And he came out of the parade, this dude, to yell and scream at these people who were yelling and screaming at him first.

01:22:37.780 all right so he didn't want to see that and to be completely honest i mean none of that should 0.97

01:22:51.300 have been allowed today none of those palestinian i know it's a free country but come on man 0.99

01:22:55.820 but we somehow knew this was going to happen 0.88

01:23:01.240 and new york is now being run by the red green alliance so there's that

01:23:07.760 but then something else disturbing too i mean like

01:23:12.220 all of those left-wing loonies they were out in full force today because why not

01:23:17.800 i found this funny and disturbing at the same time and because i had to watch it

01:23:25.880 now you have to watch it again this is from new york city today like tearing up the bible 0.98

01:23:30.640 because none of it fucking matters. 0.98

01:23:35.660 That if you can't find God within yourself, 0.99

01:23:38.300 then you're looking in all the wrong places.

01:23:41.540 That this is a mankind thing.

01:23:45.320 And this does not supersede God.

01:23:50.640 As the devil, I am closer to God than anyone.

01:23:55.820 In fact, it doesn't get any closer than me.

01:24:02.960 I'll tell you something.

01:24:06.360 I think that's why God let me free for the next thousand years.

01:24:25.820 sorry my microphone was muted uh what i said when i first came back was simply this what

01:24:33.000 what the hell was that all about

01:24:35.500 anyway now we get more into the conspiracy stuff regarding 9-11 we're not going to go deep

01:24:46.260 we're not going to go deep into it we're just going to go a little bit more into the conspiracy

01:24:52.200 stuff so it's one video i need to find first bear with me on this it has to do with building seven

01:25:01.260 though you probably guessed oh wait a minute this one actually um is very interesting this is some

01:25:10.920 of the names being called out today of the survivors but watch what this guy says and my

01:25:15.800 aunt lisa marie terry for 25 years the deep state has hidden the truth about what happened that day

01:25:24.200 25 years ago president trump you're our last hope release the unredacted files that implicate

01:25:31.720 saudi arabia while what's left of the victim's families are still alive to see it

01:25:37.560 and my grandfather alexis leduc even though i never got to meet you i know you made my

01:25:45.380 dad a great person i'm so happy to be carrying your last name and i love you with all my heart

01:25:51.700 so that guy there calls out the conspiracy behind it right he didn't say the dancing

01:25:58.580 jews or anything he's talking about saudi arabia so i guess there's maybe a new theory or a theory

01:26:06.400 i haven't heard yet now this one you guys may never have heard you may have it's not in any

01:26:16.440 of the netflix movies or any of the you know the mainstream movies that have been made about 9-11

01:26:22.620 you have to go deep into other sources to find this kind of stuff

01:26:28.560 the bbc back when this was all happening we're gonna go back to journalistic integrity here

01:26:39.480 for a second the bbc reported that the solomon building had indeed fallen 23 minutes before it

01:26:49.940 actually did

01:26:54.040 how could that happen

01:26:56.140 here's video

01:26:58.700 it was talking about the salomon brothers building collapsing

01:27:02.780 and indeed it has it seems that this was not a result of a new attack

01:27:06.620 it was because the uh... building had been weakened

01:27:09.440 uh... during this morning's attacks will probably find out more about that from

01:27:13.620 our correspondent

01:27:14.660 james and it

01:27:15.580 Jane, what more can you tell us about the Salomon Brothers building and its collapse?

01:27:21.260 Well, only really what you already know, the details are very, very sketchy.

01:27:25.380 As you can see behind me, the Trade Center appears to be still burning.

01:27:30.020 We see the huge clouds of smoke and ash, and we know that behind that, there's an empty

01:27:36.460 piece of what was a very familiar New York skyline, a symbol of the financial prosperity

01:27:43.340 I mean, the building is right there behind her as she's reporting or they're reporting that it had fallen 23 minutes before it actually did fall.

01:28:06.560 Mistake. Why would they say something that wasn't true? Well, let's go to the BBC blogs.

01:28:13.340 the ones that were commenting on this.

01:28:15.700 Back in February of 2007,

01:28:19.620 the 9-11 conspiracy theories are pretty well known by now.

01:28:22.720 Of course, anything that is an alternative thought

01:28:28.680 is a conspiracy theory which is designed to what?

01:28:32.220 Immediately and completely take away any power

01:28:35.380 your argument may have.

01:28:37.040 Because now you're just a wingnut.

01:28:39.880 That's the power of that expression and others like it.

01:28:43.340 tinfoil hat, right? The BBC addressed them earlier this month with a documentary,

01:28:50.740 The Conspiracy Files, which was shown in the UK. So they say, number one, we're not part of a

01:28:57.680 conspiracy. Nobody told us what to say or do on September the 11th. We didn't get told in advance

01:29:05.660 that buildings were going to fall down. We didn't receive press releases or scripts in advance

01:29:09.980 of events happening, they say. Ooh, that's fast. In the chaos and confusion of the day, I'm

01:29:16.200 quite sure we said things which turned out to be untrue or inaccurate.

01:29:20.780 You mean like a building, a 45-story building, collapsing when it was still there?

01:29:29.580 But at the time, we're based on the best information we had. We did what we always did.

01:29:35.460 source star reports used qualifying words like apparently or it's reported you see no that's

01:29:43.040 not what a trusted news organization is supposed to be doing saying apparently if you're going to

01:29:48.900 say it and you're an authoritative news source you better have it right especially when it comes to

01:29:56.580 something like that.

01:29:58.960 But they didn't.

01:30:02.520 So what they're saying is

01:30:04.300 basically here that they made

01:30:06.560 a mistake.

01:30:08.360 The BBC, who

01:30:10.300 pride themselves on being this stayed

01:30:12.380 accurate organization,

01:30:15.380 like the beacon

01:30:16.160 of trustworthiness

01:30:18.160 and efficiency

01:30:20.460 in the world of news gathering

01:30:22.300 in the world

01:30:23.460 on 9-11

01:30:25.920 would get something like that wrong?

01:30:30.280 That doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever,

01:30:32.960 especially when you can see the building

01:30:35.200 in the report behind the reporter's shoulder.

01:30:38.320 The building is still standing there.

01:30:40.040 Now, I'm sure that the anchor of the newscast

01:30:42.920 probably didn't know the buildings

01:30:45.580 in the New York skyline.

01:30:48.040 But you see, one thing I do know

01:30:50.160 because I spent many, many years in that industry

01:30:52.340 is that every single talking head on radio

01:30:55.640 on a talk show news talk radio station and especially on tv has got a two-way plug in

01:31:03.160 their ear so the producers can talk to them and tell them what to say if they don't know what to

01:31:10.080 say or the teleprompter goes down or they haven't got a question the next question for the reporter

01:31:16.480 on site. And that journalist, that editor, that producer in the ear of the talking head

01:31:26.880 has got a team of people around him, probably a dozen people at the BBC gathering information

01:31:33.600 in real time in that moment. The internet was a thing back in 2001. You could go ahead and

01:31:40.560 google which building was which behind this one reporter in new york they reported the building

01:31:47.220 had collapsed and it hadn't collapsed yet it didn't collapse for 23 minutes

01:31:54.300 now organizations like the bbc don't make that kind of mistake i'm sorry

01:32:03.580 at least they shouldn't barry jennings have you guys ever heard of barry jennings

01:32:11.460 here's a little piece on barry jennings well me and mr hesh the corporation council were on the

01:32:17.640 23rd floor i told him we got to get get out of here we started walking down the stairs we made

01:32:21.380 to the eighth floor big explosion blew us back into the eighth floor and i turned to hesh i said

01:32:27.520 this is it we're dead we're not going to make it out of here in 2001 barry jennings was the deputy

01:32:32.940 director of emergency services for the new york city housing authority after the first plane hit

01:32:37.500 the north tower at 8 46 a.m on the morning of 9 11 jennings was called to the city's office

01:32:42.300 of emergency management in world trade center building 7 along with corporation council michael

01:32:47.020 hess to help coordinate the emergency response hours wait a minute wait hold on holding i'm

01:32:51.340 seeing a comment here on youtube from a guy named ray that says it's called tape delay dude there is

01:32:56.940 no 23-minute tape delay. Any tape delay is three seconds at most. Next, let's continue.

01:33:05.500 Later, World Trade Center Building 7, also known as the Salomon Brothers Building,

01:33:10.300 collapsed at freefall acceleration directly into the path of most resistance. After seven years of

01:33:15.700 investigation, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, NIST, determined that the building

01:33:20.940 had not come down due to explosives or controlled demolition, as many alleged, or due to structural

01:33:26.140 damage from the collapse of the twin towers an explosion in the building's

01:33:29.680 fuel oil systems or any of the other suggestions that had been put forward

01:33:33.580 and retracted by NIST over the course of its investigation in September 2008

01:33:37.720 just as NIST was presenting its final report concluding that WTC 7 had

01:33:41.900 spontaneously collapsed from ordinary office fires it was reported that Barry

01:33:46.180 Jennings had passed away in hospital the month before no further details of his

01:33:50.380 death were offered Dylan Avery seeking to bring closure to Barry Jennings life

01:33:54.580 answer questions about his death and honor the bravery of a 9-11 survivor who

01:33:59.500 spoke the truth even when it was unpopular hired a private investigator

01:34:03.640 to determine the circumstances of Jennings death in a remarkable and

01:34:07.200 bizarre turn of events however after pursuing the case the investigator

01:34:11.860 referred the matter to the police refunded his fee and told Avery never to

01:34:16.640 contact him again to this day no time or cause of death of Barry Jennings has

01:34:22.220 ever been publicly announced or confirmed. The man stepped over bodies. We know that

01:34:26.860 happened. He and Hess both talked about internal explosions. That building housed the CIA,

01:34:33.840 the Secret Service, the SEC. I'm just confused about one thing and one thing only. Why World

01:34:42.560 Trade Center 7 went down in the first place. I'm very confused about that. I know what

01:34:46.640 I heard. I heard explosions.

01:34:52.220 why would they kill the guy oh sorry just kind of

01:34:56.640 you see here's me talking about this and all of a sudden my machine goes crazy

01:35:05.000 why would they kill the guy why wouldn't they just you know i guess they've got two ways to

01:35:09.560 deal with somebody who's yelling and screaming the truth something they they when i say they

01:35:14.920 you know who i mean the two ways to deal with truthers are number one you turn them into 1.00

01:35:21.840 crackpots right you screw with with their reputation or two is kill them 0.99

01:35:28.200 i guess in in ray's case they just chose to 0.85

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The Shadoe Davis Show - September 12, 2026

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