The Shadoe Davis Show - Sept. 1st⧸2026- Carney Says the Americans Need to Stop Throwing Shade & Acting Tough

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00:05:27.140 hello everybody welcome to the shadow davis show it's tuesday september the 1st

00:05:49.460 2026 and on the show tonight mark carney says the americans need to stop acting tough

00:05:55.460 They need to stop throwing shade. They need to stop memeing, stop acting tough and get back to the table. If they start acting civil, he said, I guess I'm paraphrasing here, but he said, if they start acting in a civil manner, then we'll go back to the table with them. Like he can set the conditions for this.

00:06:11.520 Trump's tariffs have already kicked in. The Canadian government and provincial governments

00:06:16.880 are pooling taxpayer dollars right now to subsidize businesses who are under threat

00:06:22.760 of going under. Never mind people who are going to lose their jobs. They've already changed the

00:06:28.540 rules for Employment Insurance Canada now, so you don't have to wait a certain amount of time to get

00:06:32.580 your money. That's what they're anticipating. And Mark Carney has the balls to say to a group

00:06:40.180 of reporters in front of his office in Ottawa today, this morning, that the Americans are the 0.97

00:06:46.160 ones who need to stop acting tough. They're only 13 times larger than Canada in terms of economic

00:06:53.460 power. Never mind military. We're not going to bring that into it right now. Let's just talk

00:06:57.920 economic. All right. They can crush us like ants. Sure, they'll feel a slight bit of pain for a short

00:07:04.480 period of time, but Canada's economy will be destroyed, especially if Carney lets this drag

00:07:11.100 on until January 1st when the auto tariffs, the 50% auto tariffs kick in. So we're going to get

00:07:16.220 to all of that in just a second. We've also got something interesting tonight. I'm not sure if

00:07:21.580 you guys recall Professor Zhang. I started talking about getting him on the show a few months ago,

00:07:27.380 and then boom, this guy's all over the big right-wing independent media in the United States.

00:07:32.260 He was on Theo Vaughn a few days ago. 0.99

00:07:34.760 He's a comedian who also talks politics and he plays dumb. 0.96

00:07:38.640 I'm not sure if you've ever seen Theo Vaughn before, but he plays kind of a dumb guy who 0.97

00:07:42.740 says smart things.

00:07:44.080 And they were talking about this thing called the clean break memo.

00:07:49.680 And so I watched this over the weekend and I was fascinated by it.

00:07:53.400 And then I looked it up on three separate artificial intelligence platforms.

00:07:58.100 And they all say, all of these AIs say that this clean break memo has actually been implemented in some way.

00:08:07.120 Never officially, but through backdoor dealings with neocons in the United States. 0.62

00:08:13.480 And this is why everybody is thinking that Israel is running the show.

00:08:17.600 And they may be to some extent. 0.51

00:08:20.900 But how much and who do they actually run?

00:08:24.100 Thomas Massey. He's still the one of the representatives in the house for Kentucky

00:08:28.960 until the midterms happened. He came out on the floor yesterday and named names with the Epstein

00:08:35.520 files, which was interesting. There was a couple of names we hadn't heard before. And so I did a

00:08:41.080 little digging and we're going to see exactly how some of these names are applicable when it comes

00:08:46.460 to the Epstein files, which is still a thing, by the way. However, it seems like nobody is ever

00:08:53.280 going to pay for anything that happens or happened under this whole thing. And the reason for that is

00:08:59.340 if somebody pays for it, they're all going to have to pay for it. The entire infrastructure

00:09:03.340 of the government collapses, boom, overnight, just like that. Some people say Trump is in them. Some

00:09:09.280 people say he's not. He's come out and said he's not a pedophile. Some people say he absolutely is,

00:09:15.160 but there's no proof of any of that. We know that Joe Biden's daughter said that he showered with

00:09:21.260 her, showered with her when she was a teenager. She said that in her memoirs. So Biden's definitely

00:09:28.180 a pedophile. Incest, incest, incesticide. Is that what you call that? I'm not joking about it. I 1.00

00:09:38.200 just don't know what the actual name, infant, whatever, like showering with your own daughter

00:09:44.840 as a teenager. And he's a grown man in his fifties or sixties at that point.

00:09:51.920 Creepy. But I've never seen anything concrete regarding Donald Trump. We've seen pictures of

00:09:59.080 him with Jeffrey Epstein. Sure. But so what? I mean, when you're, I mean, we all have to remember

00:10:05.040 that Donald Trump has been a celebrity, like one of the biggest names on the planet for what?

00:10:09.780 almost 50 years now and everybody wants their picture taken with them whether it was 1987 or

00:10:16.200 1998 or 2002 or now they all want a piece I spent time speaking with an American friend of mine

00:10:25.700 on the weekend a couple of hours conversation actually I hadn't spoken to her in forever

00:10:31.400 and she said she's had dinner with with Donald Trump a couple of times and had conversations

00:10:37.300 with him. And she's one of these people that gets vibes, gets feelings, understands exactly who

00:10:43.780 somebody is within 30 seconds of being in their presence. You know, empath. She said, I never got

00:10:50.000 any negative vibes off of him. Not one, not ever. He's just a, he just seemed like a jovial

00:10:55.960 kind of a guy, but he can be all business when he needs to be all business. He absolutely knows

00:11:03.060 what he's doing. She believes at 80, he's just as sharp as he ever was. But there's something

00:11:10.400 askew with the way things are going. Anyway, we're going to get to all of that a little bit

00:11:16.220 later on. We talk about the clean break memo. We're going to watch Professor Zhang on with

00:11:21.940 Theo Vaughn. So what do we got first? Oh, yeah. So Mark Carney, he was asked by reporters today

00:11:29.760 because the Liberals won all three by-elections yesterday, right?

00:11:32.940 They swept them all, so they've got a majority again

00:11:34.860 by one seat in the House of Commons,

00:11:36.800 and there's more by-elections coming up.

00:11:39.200 So Mark Carney was asked by reporters this morning

00:11:41.820 if he will lead the Liberal Party into the next election,

00:11:46.220 which I believe is coming up in November.

00:11:50.080 I've got a gut feeling that Carney is going to call a snap election,

00:11:52.820 get his supermajority in November, or maybe December.

00:11:56.380 But here's what he had to say.

00:11:57.560 Are you going to lead your party into the next election?

00:12:01.640 I just led the party into two by-elections, and I'm very pleased that we won all three.

00:12:07.880 I'm pleased to have a remarkable caucus.

00:12:12.160 You know, I view my role, as my colleagues do, is to do our job.

00:12:18.380 We're sent to Ottawa for a reason.

00:12:20.500 We're sent here at a critical time.

00:12:23.640 I'm blessed by having three great colleagues who are going to be coming in.

00:12:27.560 uh, from very different backgrounds, very, very different writings. Uh, and, uh, we're going to

00:12:32.720 stand up for Canada. We're going to build this country. We're going to help unite this country

00:12:36.020 and we're going to build it for all. Um, and I'm going to focus on that. And that's, that's my,

00:12:39.740 uh, that's their democracy. Help unite this country. How exactly? Like what, what exactly

00:12:47.100 is your plan? Or are you just spouting nonsense again, talking out your ass because we've got 1.00

00:12:53.000 mass migration still ongoing in this country nothing has been done to stop that at all 1.00

00:12:58.560 as a matter of fact the same thing happening in the UK and Europe is happening in Canada

00:13:05.300 right now at an alarming rate Keir Starmer and there's something I may have played this on the

00:13:10.120 show once before but he gave a speech in November of 2024 when he was just newly elected prime

00:13:15.020 minister the Labour Party had just won in the UK and he talked about immigration or migration I

00:13:21.960 guess being a plan it wasn't by accident that they got there it was actually a plan we'll get

00:13:27.520 to that a little bit later on and also a video from some indian immigrant from tiktok telling

00:13:34.140 you want to talk about throwing shade throwing shade at canadians oh oh you're gonna hate it

00:13:41.780 anyway mark carney was asked by these left-wing corporate media reporters today

00:13:46.800 if he's going to go back to the bargaining table with the americans anytime soon officials have

00:13:53.220 been mocking canada's military its cadets you had trump rename like lake ontario and also some

00:13:59.760 officials saying that canada the u.s is not actually at war with canada the u.s is not

00:14:04.860 actually at war with canada what do you make of all this and what is your message to the u.s

00:14:08.500 right now what needs to happen our message uh our mess first off has always been our plan has always

00:14:15.440 been standing up for Canada first and foremost here at home, building Canada at home, diversifying

00:14:19.600 abroad. Everyone in the world wants to do more with Canada, and we're doing that in

00:14:24.300 a way that's in the best interest of Canadian workers, Canadian families, Canadian businesses.

00:14:28.480 That's first. There's a positive opportunity that has always existed with the United States

00:14:35.460 for a mutually beneficial trade deal that respects Canadian sovereignty, which respect

00:14:41.740 but it must it must have those characteristics um and when the americans stop doing memes stop

00:14:57.260 throwing shade stop trying to be tough uh and start being serious about having those discussions

00:15:03.100 uh we can have those discussions but it's look it's not constructive but 0.97

00:15:06.460 fuck yeah i'm sorry i had to 0.98

00:15:12.480 when the americans stop acting tough stop memeing stop throwing shade like he's 0.99

00:15:20.520 somehow in control of these conversations

00:15:22.840 canada will be a smoking husk in the ground before trump is done doing what he's doing

00:15:34.340 and he's not he's not just aiming at canada i mean that's the whole thing that the left-wing

00:15:41.740 corporate media and even some right-wing so-called right-wing pundits online are saying oh you know

00:15:47.800 these unfair trade wars and the unfair tariffs and the unfair how are they unfair donald trump

00:15:53.940 is realigning the way the u.s does business with the world canada is not a u.s state it's a foreign

00:15:59.960 country, and therefore he's realigning the way he does business with Canada. And yeah, there were

00:16:06.060 some countries who rebelled at first, but they quickly struck deals, and now they're golden.

00:16:12.100 Canada, for some reason, has decided to play this up, and it's not, yeah, sure, there's political

00:16:17.440 rewards for people like Mark Carney. I mean, look at the by-elections yesterday. Doug Ford, too,

00:16:22.160 talking tough, right? All the people love that, because Canadians are so captured, it's ridiculous. 0.99

00:16:27.160 Wob Canoe is riding high in the polls right now because he's been, you know, saying, hey, no Kuzma, no Boosma.

00:16:33.260 David Eby, same thing.

00:16:34.500 As a matter of fact, what's going on in B.C. with the conservative party there is expected, sad, but expected that so many liberals who joined the conservative party when the liberal party imploded and they became B.C. United or something.

00:16:49.700 Anyway, they're all leaving the party now and gone off with Peter Millibar to form their own new thing.

00:16:54.240 I forget what it's called, if it's got a name yet, which really weakens the B.C.

00:16:59.920 Conservative Party and Carrie Lynn Findlay.

00:17:01.620 But that's a whole other story.

00:17:03.120 It looks like conservatives in British Columbia are digging their own graves.

00:17:08.360 They're going to elect the N.D.P. again with all this fighting on the right.

00:17:11.540 It's crazy what's happening over there.

00:17:14.720 These people need to come out and announce who they are or it needs to be announced who

00:17:18.700 they really are.

00:17:19.720 People like Peter Milibar.

00:17:20.920 And then when people go to the polls in the next B.C. election, whenever that happens to be, they'll know exactly who and what, more importantly, they're actually voting for.

00:17:32.520 Right. Anyway, what's going on is not just political.

00:17:37.660 In my opinion, Canada is being used as a flashpoint.

00:17:42.600 Canada is a proxy for the globalist Chinese U.N. consortium.

00:17:48.660 City of London, right? EU, all of these globalists are in on it. And Mark Carney's the point man.

00:17:56.560 He's the guy, one of the guys who wrote the playbook on this. And he's following it step

00:18:01.220 by step. Yeah, he's making minor adjustments along the way. And every time he's got a problem,

00:18:05.460 he flies over to Europe or he sends one of his minions like Anita Anand, who is over in Europe

00:18:09.740 right now trying to get Canada more closely tied with the EU for whatever reason, because he needs

00:18:16.620 to adjust the plan because trump knows what his plan already is thanks to scott dissent who is

00:18:24.760 the secretary of the treasury who was one of them he worked for soros for a very long time he knows

00:18:30.600 exactly what's going on with the globalist system and how they plan to attack for example they're

00:18:36.260 trying to attack the american 40 trillion dollar debt by selling off the debt that they own not

00:18:41.780 going to happen.

00:18:44.000 Besant has already

00:18:45.180 taken care of that.

00:18:48.020 So what are they going to try

00:18:49.620 next?

00:18:51.620 In the meantime, Carney is using

00:18:53.840 Canada and

00:18:55.720 the globalists in the city of London, they're

00:18:57.680 using Canada as

00:18:59.680 I guess the final

00:19:01.560 stand against

00:19:03.820 Donald Trump and his new American

00:19:05.700 system.

00:19:08.560 So we're the ones

00:19:09.680 who are going to have to pay the piper.

00:19:11.780 The Europeans and the UK people, they've already paid and they're still paying.

00:19:16.620 But at least finally, they're starting to wake up over there.

00:19:19.560 Canada is completely lost right now.

00:19:22.080 And until something incredibly drastic happens over here, where all of a sudden a whole bunch 0.92

00:19:28.240 of boomers, and I'm sorry to use that because I know there's a lot of boomers watching this

00:19:31.820 show.

00:19:32.260 I'm close to being a boomer.

00:19:33.900 I'm not quite a boomer, but I'm very close.

00:19:35.540 a lot of the liberal boomers until they start feeling it in the pocketbook in their savings

00:19:42.120 in their retirement they're going to keep voting liberal and their kids will and i wonder how it

00:19:49.000 looks to these people who keep voting for mark carney their kids their 35 to 40 year old kids

00:19:54.940 who can never afford to buy a home who have to work three jobs just to make ends meet

00:20:00.500 does that it does it never occur to them that this has all been constructed by the globalists

00:20:05.320 and maybe they need to stand up and think about that and do something the next time they're asked

00:20:10.080 to go to the polls. It's remarkable to me how selfish most of those people are.

00:20:17.400 Is globalism coming to an end? You know, this video, Howard Lutnick is the Secretary of Commerce

00:20:24.680 in the United States. And well, he's an Epstein guy and I don't really trust him much either.

00:20:30.700 apparently he loves his country and he wants the american system back and it seems like

00:20:37.020 all of the trump white house all of the the secretaries they want this american system and

00:20:44.540 they're all working in unison to make it happen and fighting back the globalists so anyway this

00:20:50.260 video of lutnik surfaced again today and got hot all over x but it goes back to january when they

00:20:57.220 were all at davos and listen to what lutnik said that how much more it means or seems to mean today

00:21:03.780 okay we are in davos at the world economic forum and the trump administration and myself we are

00:21:11.320 here to make a very clear point globalization has failed the west and the united states of america

00:21:20.720 It's a failed policy. It is what the WEF has stood for, which is export offshore, far shore, find the cheapest labor in the world, and the world is a better place for it.

00:21:34.820 The fact is it has left America behind it has left the American workers behind and what we are here to say is that America first is a different model one that we encourage other countries to consider which is that our workers come first we can have policies that impact our workers sovereignty is your borders.

00:22:02.000 You're entitled to have borders. You shouldn't offshore your medicine. You shouldn't offshore your semiconductors. You shouldn't offshore your entire industrial base and have it be hollowed out beneath you. You should not be dependent for that which is fundamental to your sovereignty on any other nation.

00:22:21.200 and if you're going to be dependent on someone, it darn well better be your best allies, okay?

00:22:27.800 And so that is a different way of thinking.

00:22:31.460 It is completely different than the WEF.

00:22:34.660 I viewed the WEF as not a flagpole in the middle, but in fact, they are the flag.

00:22:41.640 Whichever way the wind blew, so it blew.

00:22:44.260 You should have solar.

00:22:45.440 You should have wind.

00:22:46.720 Why are you going to do solar and wind?

00:22:49.220 why would europe agree to be net zero in 2030 when they don't make a battery they don't make 0.95

00:22:59.200 a battery so if they go 2030 they are deciding to be subservient to china who makes the batteries 0.88

00:23:06.800 okay okay you see what i'm saying here

00:23:10.380 eu china city of london united nations that is who we are fighting against now we could also

00:23:22.160 be fighting against the trump israel consortium too for all we know we don't know i mean like

00:23:26.200 this is what i figure it is the globalists carny they want us tamped down they want

00:23:35.240 climate controls, they want

00:23:37.300 smart cities, they want digital

00:23:39.320 cages, they want all

00:23:41.240 of that. Trump does

00:23:43.220 not seem to want that, but

00:23:45.260 is he controlled by Peter Thiel?

00:23:49.160 If he is, then we're going to get that

00:23:51.160 anyway. So,

00:23:53.100 how do we handle this?

00:23:59.140 Chessboard

00:23:59.620 falling over again, Michael? No, I don't

00:24:01.340 think so. I don't think so. I think we've got it

00:24:03.220 nailed down here.

00:24:05.240 occam's razor i believe the simplest explanation is usually the correct one

00:24:09.720 okay so there's that faction the globalists headed now by mark carney in my opinion or at least he's

00:24:15.240 one of the guys at the top and you got trump and all of those guys on his side and i'm not talking

00:24:21.880 just about his administration i'm talking about certain allies he has placed across the world

00:24:28.200 to implement this and this massive military that he has as well at his disposal

00:24:32.440 But what happens after he's gone? J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio, are they going to continue on this

00:24:38.860 way? Pursuing the American system? We don't know. Are we going to be surveilled day and night

00:24:46.740 with facial recognition AI cameras wherever we go all the time with social credit scores?

00:24:52.200 Peter Thiel wants that. Those guys want that. Technocrats want that. But there's technocrats

00:24:58.560 on both sides. So the plan right now for us, for humanity, in my humble opinion, is that we got to

00:25:07.200 let them fight this out. And the reason that we have to do that is because there's just not enough

00:25:11.860 of us who are wide awake to this whole thing yet. And even if there was, how could we do something?

00:25:18.380 Revolution, I suppose, would be the only way. And people don't want to do that. Well, most people

00:25:24.560 don't want to do that. So we've got to let this play out. One side's going to win this. Personally,

00:25:30.580 I think it's the Trump side. And then after that, we're going to have to fight whoever wins.

00:25:37.480 The people versus surveillance. That's the only way that we're ever going to gain our freedom.

00:25:45.960 And we've got to have well-placed people in high spots moving forward.

00:25:51.680 I know this sounds like a very big spy movie, blockbuster, Hollywood blockbuster.

00:25:58.640 But I think that's that's what we got going on right now. In the meantime, we've got to put up

00:26:03.480 with all the drivel and the dreck that comes from the politicians and the left wing corporate media. 0.97

00:26:08.480 Of course, Danielle Smith was on Fox News yesterday. And here's what she said.

00:26:14.460 Let's feel about President Trump. He's trying to change Lake Ontario's name to Lake America.

00:26:21.680 How do Canadian folks feel about it?

00:26:24.860 Well, I think Canadians are confused.

00:26:28.000 I think they're disappointed.

00:26:29.360 I mean, when you look at the way we look at our American relationship,

00:26:32.720 I mean, we've got the 9-11 terrorist attack being commemorated in the next few days.

00:26:38.880 And there were 24 Canadians who died in that.

00:26:41.580 We also stood shoulder to shoulder with the Americans.

00:26:44.280 40,000 Canadian troops went and fought in Afghanistan.

00:26:47.280 stand. These are the kind of memories that we have about our incredible relationship. And I guess

00:26:52.100 we're a bit confused that because we're such a strong ally, we have such integrated defence,

00:26:57.220 we have such integrated markets, we don't understand why the Americans would want Canada

00:27:02.940 to be weaker. We can stand shoulder to shoulder and meet our NATO obligations and meet our defence

00:27:08.260 obligations when we're stronger. And I think we're stronger together. So I think that that's a bit of

00:27:12.220 the confusion that's playing out right now, because I truly do believe that this incredible

00:27:16.820 TRADE RELATIONSHIP CANADA HAS

00:27:18.580 WITH THE U.S. IT'S UNIQUE IN THE 0.56

00:27:19.940 WORLD AND IT'S SOMETHING THAT WE 0.60

00:27:21.300 SHOULD TREASURE, CHERISH AND WE 1.00

00:27:22.580 SHOULD ALSO CONTINUE. 1.00

00:27:23.620 CANADA'S TRANS MOUNTAIN 0.57

00:27:26.020 PIPELINE, THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF 0.60

00:27:27.940 THAT COMPANY SAYS THAT DISRUPTING

00:27:30.260 SOUTHBOUND OIL EXPORTS GOING TO

00:27:32.660 AMERICA, THAT WOULD HAVE MAJOR

00:27:34.500 CONSEQUENCES FOR CANADA.

00:27:36.580 MY QUESTION IS, IS CUTTING OFF

00:27:38.900 CANADIAN ENERGY EXPORTS TO THE

00:27:40.740 U.S., IS IT ON THE TABLE?

00:27:42.100 NO, I MEAN, WE ARE THE LARGE

00:27:44.660 ENERGY SUPPLIER TO THE UNITED

00:27:46.340 States. Alberta is a subnational government. We supply over four million barrels per day. I know

00:27:51.800 a lot of people think Saudi Arabia supplies most of the imports that America gets. It's not the

00:27:57.320 case. It's from Canada and mostly from us. And the value proposition is simply this, is that 0.98

00:28:02.860 we export to the United States. The United States is able to upgrade and value add that product

00:28:08.820 two to three times. Not only is it able to get all of the extra value that comes from that,

00:28:14.080 then they're able to export their own oil so that they can maintain their energy dominance

00:28:19.040 internationally and also keep prices low for consumers. That's the value proposition we have.

00:28:24.200 It's a value proposition that applies to all of the products that we sell to the United States,

00:28:28.300 even the disputed auto sector. All those F-350s and F-450s, which are really just big pickup

00:28:33.740 trucks, most of the components for that, over 60%, come from the United States, especially all the

00:28:39.200 powertrain. And so having this integrated economy where we're able to jointly value add and then

00:28:46.060 also sell them to the broader market, that benefits us, but it also benefits the Americans

00:28:50.440 even more. And that's part of the reason why I think Canadians are really hopeful that we can

00:28:55.480 get back to the table, just talk about the outstanding issues, resolve them. We came very

00:29:00.300 close to a deal. I think if we just get the two principles, the United States President and our

00:29:05.700 Prime Minister Mark Carney, if we get them talking to each other, I think we can resolve

00:29:09.340 this and then we can move on to the continued partnership that we have on all fronts that

00:29:13.960 benefits both of us.

00:29:14.880 I think most Americans feel in the same way.

00:29:35.700 Thank you.

00:30:05.700 Thank you.

00:30:35.700 Thank you.

00:31:05.700 We'll be right back.

00:31:35.700 We'll be right back.

00:32:05.700 all right so i'm assuming i'm back here hang on just a second yes okay so what i was talking about

00:32:16.980 was ursula not ursula von der Leyen we'll get to her in just a second but

00:32:21.340 pete heggsett remember carney was this you guys can hear me now yeah

00:32:25.400 give me a signal let me know because the place went crazy who put up the color bars

00:32:36.160 that's actually quite quite cute was that you clavin

00:32:39.680 technical difficulties please stand by i suppose i should have one of those you can hear me now

00:32:46.500 okay good all right so we're back i was talking about this particular meme well it's not even a

00:32:51.460 meme. It's a photo that Pete Heggseth, the U.S. Secretary of War, put up on his hex today.

00:32:58.160 And okay, so it's cadets.vernon. So these are cadets, obviously, one cadet giving another

00:33:03.420 cadet an award or a medal of some kind, as you can see here in the photo. Now, I'm not one to

00:33:10.120 make fun of somebody's weight. Okay, I've never really done that. Well, okay, that's a lie. I have.

00:33:18.760 but it's always been kind of in good fun never behind anybody's back

00:33:23.700 I was a fat kid I totally get it I lost the weight as a kid and since then I've lived

00:33:30.680 with a very healthy conscientious outlook or tried to as best I could yeah there have been

00:33:36.840 times where I've put on a little bit of weight but never like this so if somebody is going to

00:33:42.280 be obese like this okay sure whatever however when you're in the service police military or

00:33:51.140 anything that needs physical exertion activity I don't see how this is acceptable

00:33:58.140 I thought there were certain standards that the military had to live up to and police for that

00:34:06.740 matter oh and by the way I was in the supermarket the other day just grabbing a few things and there

00:34:12.140 was a couple of police officers standing there you know monitoring seeing if anybody is stealing

00:34:17.020 stuff because that's what they do in manitoba not after january because the police can't afford it

00:34:22.140 anymore but that's what they're doing right now anyway these two guys together probably weighed

00:34:28.540 about 600 650 pounds and i'm not talking muscle either as a matter of fact i was shocked that they

00:34:40.180 made uniforms that big. Speaking of uniforms that big, Hegseth is absolutely right to call

00:34:46.980 this out. This is bad for optics. This is not good for the Canadian forces. What do you think

00:34:54.980 of when you think of military members? You think of people who are in shape and ready to go at the

00:35:00.120 drop of a hat. This person looks like she'd have trouble getting up out of a chair. 0.70

00:35:04.100 does that sound mean sure it does but you want to know what this is unacceptable

00:35:12.220 and hegseth is absolutely right to call this out this is an example of how soft our society has

00:35:19.360 become where we sit around and we allow this kind of stuff to happen we don't say anything

00:35:25.960 about it these are the people who are supposed to be defending this country

00:35:29.400 does this person look like she could defend this country

00:35:37.900 i don't think she looks like she could run 10 yards

00:35:43.760 shadow you're mean no i'm just being honest with you here things need to change this is absolutely

00:35:53.700 deplorable. And by the way, our military, yes, they have tampons in the men's room.

00:35:58.500 They also have that, according to Dean Allison, they also have that in the House of Commons in

00:36:04.520 Parliament. Yeah. So that is what got Mark Carney talking about Americans need to stop

00:36:13.540 memeing stop throwing shade stop acting tough but this is this is a bridge too far as far as i'm

00:36:25.380 concerned okay i'm gonna bring back some some horrible memories for you guys in just a second

00:36:32.660 but first let's talk about this from the european conservative brussels

00:36:40.500 eyes private savings as public money runs out. Ursula von der Leyen has put a figure on Europe's 0.98

00:36:51.860 financial problem. 10 trillion euro. 10 trillion euro. She wants to mobilize the 10 trillion

00:37:03.720 euro households keeping bank deposits as the EU looks for hundreds of billions more every year

00:37:11.500 to finance competitiveness defense and the green transition there it is the green transition does

00:37:18.940 anybody feel like this sounds familiar somehow you guys write it down in comments does this feel

00:37:25.780 like you've heard something like this before

00:37:29.400 i can wait matter of fact i think i'll have a sip of water here a little bit dry

00:37:36.220 that includes everything michael this is a 10 trillion dollar thing she's talking about

00:37:53.860 Germany 1993. Mo, no, no, no. Canada 2021 as a way to recover from the pandemic economic

00:38:03.400 turndown. But we're going to get to that. I have added English subtitles at the bottom

00:38:09.080 of the screen here for you guys. Hopefully they're visible to you. This is Ursula van der

00:38:14.100 later.

00:38:44.100 Nous avons mis les propositions sur la table, sur la titrisation, sur les investissements

00:38:51.860 des banques et des assurances, sur l'intégration de nos marchés et de leur supervision.

00:39:00.260 Ensemble, elles peuvent libérer jusqu'à 470 milliards d'euros d'investissements supplémentaires.

00:39:09.060 OK, so what she wants to do is somehow mobilize this 10 trillion euro that Europeans have

00:39:18.780 in their bank accounts, apparently, and put it into corporate entities.

00:39:26.720 So this is essentially the over body, the overseeing body of all of the independent

00:39:34.240 governments in the European Union, dictating down to the independent governments of each country

00:39:41.540 what to do with their people's money.

00:39:48.080 She wants it put in to corporate welfare. So these corporations can get up and running and start 1.00

00:39:56.820 hiring people again. But she wants to do it with your money, with the money that you've been saving

00:40:02.080 for your entire life in the bank right now because that money is dead money she says it's not doing

00:40:07.300 anything it's not it's not performing it's just laying there gathering one or two percent interest

00:40:12.460 that's not good enough we can do better with your money than you can that's what she's saying this

00:40:19.820 is fascism

00:40:21.840 this is the fourth industrial revolution this is klaus schwab you guys remember that right

00:40:29.860 this is uh the private public partnerships that's what this is and she wants your money now let's go

00:40:39.640 back a few years i guess five years ago christia freeland on cbc or cctv one of the left-wing

00:40:46.740 corporate media just kind of floating an idea out there in front of canadians well you know what we

00:40:52.380 need to stimulate the economy because covet was so rough on everybody and now that we're coming

00:40:56.840 out of it we've got we've got to do something so watch what she says here and by the way remember

00:41:02.280 at this period mark carney was at by and remember that freeland and carney are very close like i

00:41:08.880 said last week carney is godfather to one or more of her children so they're tight they go back a

00:41:15.500 long way and carney was advising the trudeau government back then so this is what freeland

00:41:21.600 says our finance minister and deputy prime minister christia freeland uh and thank you

00:41:26.460 much for being with us minister um and i want to start right there with this notion of the spending

00:41:31.020 because you allude to it in your fiscal update the language seems to me to be important uh you know

00:41:36.380 smart uh targeted these are words that suggest you want to make very careful kind of incisive

00:41:42.620 spending on the government's part to get the economy going what might that look like can you

00:41:46.300 give us any detail um well it's great to be with you amanda and i want to thank you first of all

00:41:52.620 for really zeroing in on the preloaded stimulus idea none of us have a crystal ball um but

00:42:01.100 economists uh like ben like doug have been pointing out that some canadian households and

00:42:08.940 it tends to be the better off households finance minister and deputy prime minister christia

00:42:14.140 freeland uh and thank you very much for being with us minister um and i want to start right

00:42:18.940 there with this notion of the spending because you allude to it in your fiscal update the language

00:42:23.660 seems to me to be important uh you know smart uh targeted these are words that suggest you want to

00:42:29.660 make very careful kind of incisive spending on the government's part to get the economy going

00:42:34.700 what might that look like can you give us any detail um well it's great to be with you amanda

00:42:40.220 and i want to thank you first of all for really zeroing in on the pre-loaded stimulus idea none

00:42:47.740 None of us have a crystal ball, but economists like Ben, like Doug, have been pointing out that some Canadian households, and it tends to be the better off households, do have quite a lot of money that they've saved because there hasn't been that much to do in the pandemic.

00:43:07.460 Okay, all right.

00:43:08.160 So she's not saying, and they never did try to make this law.

00:43:12.940 but here's what she's floating this out there on television five years ago to see maybe what

00:43:22.560 canadians would say how we would respond and the conservatives obviously smashed this to bits

00:43:29.040 but she's talking about somehow gaining access to our private money five years ago and now

00:43:39.060 interestingly she's over there in ukraine carney is is snuggling up even closer to the eu slash

00:43:46.060 china slash un slash city of london which is all part of the same blob and look what's happening

00:43:53.660 over in the eu von der leyen now comes out and says we want your money to subsidize corporate 0.92

00:44:01.140 entities in the eu so we can stimulate the economy to the tune of 10 trillion euro

00:44:07.180 well this is what freeland said five years ago and certainly it would be great if that money

00:44:16.380 could go towards driving our recovery and i want to make an offer now to all of your listeners

00:44:22.200 if people have ideas on how the government can act to help unlock that pre-loaded stimulus

00:44:29.060 i am pre-loaded stimulus equals your bank account that's what she's talking about when she says

00:44:37.020 preloaded stimulus and now she's asking for ideas on national television how to gain access to it

00:44:46.700 very very interested maybe as doug porter was suggesting it happens by itself that's

00:44:52.060 the best case scenario for me but if people have ideas on how we can really you know try to unleash

00:44:58.700 that and particularly unleash it in the parts of the canadian economy that really needs support

00:45:04.540 tourism hospitality domestic services uh let me know with us our finance she's she's asking people

00:45:13.740 how can we get our hands on this money so she's trying to make it sound like oh you know it's

00:45:19.340 volunteer don't worry about it you know like you guys what we want you to do is go spend your money

00:45:23.020 if you can somewhere in the tourism industry or or i don't know maybe manufacturing or or something

00:45:29.340 it go buy something you don't need is is what she's saying there just stimulate stimulate

00:45:37.160 and if you don't we'll do it for you that's what it sounded like to me but then it all went away

00:45:43.600 because it probably got terrible internal polling numbers and so they shelved it but

00:45:49.900 now they're bringing it back in europe in europe and who's over there right now well

00:45:56.660 Carney's going to be over there addressing the European Parliament in the next couple of weeks

00:46:01.920 just before Canada opens its parliamentary session for the fall. But it's Foreign Affairs Minister

00:46:08.300 Anita Anand. She is the first Canadian foreign minister to attend the EU Jimnich meeting.

00:46:16.160 And the headline on this from AA.com, Canada Eyes Deepening Ties with Europe Amid Mounting

00:46:21.700 tensions with the United States. Anita Anand is traveling to Ireland this week. She's there now

00:46:29.460 and tomorrow to become the first Canadian foreign minister to take part in an informal meeting of

00:46:35.200 EU foreign ministers known as Jimnich Global Affairs Canada announced yesterday. Anand will

00:46:41.940 attend the September 1st second gathering in Wicklow co-hosted by Irish Foreign and Defense

00:46:46.920 Minister Helen McEntee and EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallis, according to the news release.

00:46:53.760 Ministers will discuss current geopolitical developments, including the situation in the

00:46:57.620 Middle East and continued support for Ukraine, the statement said.

00:47:02.320 Adhan's visit is also expected to advance the new Canada-EU strategic partnership of

00:47:07.200 the future and strengthen cooperation on economic security, trade diversification and defense

00:47:12.640 ahead of the canada eu leaders summit scheduled for october 29th and 30th in canada huh

00:47:20.320 don't you find that interesting we are going to do what they do and some people find it far-fetched

00:47:32.520 you know the notion of canada joining the european union getting thrown around

00:47:36.220 carney wants that carney wants that and a good deal probably the majority of canadians

00:47:42.560 would go ahead and say yeah it sounds great man anything to get away from donald trump

00:47:46.260 these people are absolutely delusional delusional

00:47:51.280 glenn back commented on u.s trade relations with canada the other day and and and all of these

00:48:02.980 apparently we're bringing in some american uh university professors who don't want to live in

00:48:09.060 the united states anymore something like 65 of them and here's here's what he had to say about

00:48:15.060 that start with ctv canadian television giving us the very good news listen to this the trump

00:48:25.740 administration's crackdown on post-secondary education south of the border has canada seizing

00:48:31.560 an opportunity recruiting dozens of professors away from american colleges and universities

00:48:36.840 Stop, stop, just stop right there. That alone, right? That alone. Oh, no. Could we have a shortage of college professors? No, but that one would cut both ways, wouldn't it? I mean, you need some really smart college professor. You just don't want to lose any college. Which college professors are we about to lose?

00:48:58.760 the trump administration's crackdown on post-secondary education south of the border

00:49:05.560 has canada seizing an opportunity recruiting dozens of professors away from american colleges

00:49:11.640 and universities ctv's garrett barry on ottawa's big spend to get top talent into this country

00:49:17.900 of the 64 academics lured by federal funding to universities across the country three quarters

00:49:25.360 48 of them are leaving the United States behind.

00:49:29.640 Most of the professors will see $1 million a year in funding for eight years.

00:49:34.740 For Seth Geikema, it cemented an opportunity at Western University's Canadian Severe Storms Laboratory.

00:49:41.300 On the U.S. side, it's gotten much harder to fund, or at least gotten more unstable,

00:49:45.700 to try to fund work at the intersection of climate adaptation, severe storms, and equity.

00:49:50.760 So there's both a pull and a push.

00:49:53.880 You starting to feel it?

00:49:55.360 Keep going.

00:49:56.600 Keep going.

00:49:58.120 Is that it?

00:49:59.380 So here's the thing.

00:50:00.780 Here's the thing.

00:50:04.500 We're losing professors to Canada, and they're recruiting because there's a questionnaire going around attached to U.S.-funded grants,

00:50:11.660 and the CBC printed all the questions, and here they are.

00:50:16.960 Can you confirm this is not a DEI project or contains no DEI elements?

00:50:23.620 Can you confirm this is not a climate or environmental justice project?

00:50:29.460 And my favorite, because I would like to see that checkbox, does your project defend women

00:50:35.860 from gender ideology? 0.99

00:50:38.060 This is a real form our government had to send out. 0.95

00:50:43.200 Okay, so somewhere today, there's a man in a lab trying to determine whether his fruit 0.68

00:50:48.920 flies defend women from gender ideology.

00:50:51.860 Canada 1.00

00:50:55.460 put that sign in your window

00:50:58.140 come north, we'll pay

00:51:00.080 fine, take them 1.00

00:51:02.120 take them

00:51:03.300 I'm not going to be standing at the border wringing my hands

00:51:06.460 I'll help all the DEI

00:51:08.220 and gender equality

00:51:09.720 and all of those guys 0.99

00:51:11.180 I'll help them pack

00:51:12.760 I'll carry the boxes down to the car

00:51:14.820 I'll do it, I have a bad back

00:51:16.140 I'll do it, I won't carry their piano

00:51:18.460 but all their boxes, I'll do it

00:51:21.860 But I will tell you this, Canada, I am not willing to give up these.

00:51:28.300 Oh, man, we're going to have a shortage of DEI.

00:51:31.120 I'm not willing to do it for nothing.

00:51:33.560 So I have a proposal.

00:51:35.900 I would like an exchange program.

00:51:38.860 Let's call it the Rainbow Bridge, which is actually the bridge in Niagara Falls.

00:51:46.140 I suggest we meet on the Rainbow Bridge, midnight, fog coming off the water, two black sedans, one on each end with the headlights on, the doors open, and then we walk them out slowly to the center line, one at a time.

00:52:03.100 From our side, we're going to send you the Associate Vice Provost for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and Belonging.

00:52:11.440 we'll send over the dean who's never ever taught a class has a staff of nine and a strategic plan

00:52:18.180 that uses the word reimagining four times we're going to send the entire subfield studying the

00:52:25.540 intersection of climate anxiety and gender performativity which is a real thing you can

00:52:32.280 actually get a doctrine in it i'm not making that up it's also never cured anything i'm gonna walk

00:52:38.440 that guy over i'm gonna do it not it's gonna kind of be against my will i'm gonna walk him up to you

00:52:43.680 and you can take him you could take the whole department i'll throw in the lanyards and the

00:52:48.600 standing desks and and the the quiet safe rooms for you but here's our side of the ledger

00:52:55.960 i want what's her name tamra litch i think her name was i want chris barber

00:53:03.180 18 months of house arrest for a traffic jam remember the traffic jams that they were causing

00:53:10.540 because of all the truckers during covid remember that they got 18 months for a traffic jam now the

00:53:18.520 crown is appealing it because 18 months wasn't enough they want seven years for her and eight

00:53:25.980 years for him we'll take him we'll take him we want everyone whose bank account got frozen in

00:53:32.000 canada at the sentencing hearing the judge the judge was startled to learn that barbers accounts

00:53:38.960 had been frozen asked out loud wait a minute well who froze his account the judge the courtroom

00:53:46.400 gasped she was the last person in the building to find out sent us all of them okay we have banks

00:53:52.680 here banks here and most of them still kind of work we want all your pastors that you arrested

00:53:58.980 We want the men who lost their business because they wouldn't ask a customer for papers. 1.00

00:54:05.580 And while we're at it, send us all your Jews. 1.00

00:54:08.700 You don't seem to like them.

00:54:11.900 About 7,000 anti-Semitic incidents in 2025, the highest number since they started counting.

00:54:21.380 By the end of July this year, they had documented 27 violent incidents.

00:54:25.920 In all of last year, there were 10 synagogue in Vaughan shot at in April, kosher restaurant in Montreal burned to the ground 1st of August. Jews are 1% of Canada, 1%, and they absorb more than 70% of all the religious-motivated hate crimes in the country.

00:54:47.700 So we'll take all your Jews, too. 1.00

00:54:49.920 I know, I know, we're suckers. 1.00

00:54:51.840 We'll take the Jews and we'll take all your truckers and all the people that you arrested for that crime of standing up and saying, you don't control me. 0.99

00:55:00.420 I don't think that's a free country. 0.99

00:55:02.220 You're starting to act like fascists.

00:55:04.540 And in exchange, we'll give you our DEI professors.

00:55:09.020 Okay, so

00:55:17.840 Here's a story that comes from Forward.com

00:55:24.920 You may have seen this yourself today

00:55:27.180 Christian lawmakers want Trump to

00:55:30.420 Fast-track Jewish Canadians to the U.S. Tulsa, Oklahoma 0.99

00:55:34.580 Says it's ready 0.82

00:55:39.020 E-10 Israelov, 37, I guess that's him there, was noshing on bagels and coffee at a co-working

00:55:51.200 space in downtown Tulsa when he met the city's mayor, Monroe Nichols. Israelov and his family

00:55:56.500 wife, Nicole, 31, their two children, Liam, 10, and Melody, 8, were among nearly 50 Canadian Jews

00:56:02.960 who traveled to Oklahoma in February, part of an audacious recruitment trip to lure Jews

00:56:08.640 worried about rising and often violent anti-semitism

00:56:11.920 north of the border to leave Canada

00:56:14.180 and move to the United States.

00:56:17.220 Nichols greeted the group like a host,

00:56:18.700 welcoming guests into his home.

00:56:20.160 As a black man in America, Nichols said,

00:56:22.820 I can identify with some of the hate that you've all felt.

00:56:27.420 Then he used a word that landed differently

00:56:29.680 in a room full of people who'd begun to wonder

00:56:31.860 whether they still belonged where they came from.

00:56:33.740 Tulsa is a refuge. 1.00

00:56:38.640 This is crazy shit. 1.00

00:56:40.920 I'm not going to lie. 1.00

00:56:42.160 This is, for Israel off, the word spoke volumes.

00:56:45.500 For us, he said, it's a piece of heaven.

00:56:48.220 Six months later, now, it sounds prescient.

00:56:52.500 Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt sent a letter to Trump last month,

00:56:56.620 well, two months ago now,

00:56:58.500 pledging that Oklahoma would proudly welcome any Jewish families

00:57:01.520 who lawfully come to the United States in search of safety and opportunity.

00:57:05.580 Now a group of Christian lawmakers are appealing to President Donald Trump to fast-track immigration for Jewish Canadians, touting Tulsa as a destination of choice.

00:57:15.940 These individuals and families should not be viewed merely as people fleeing hatred.

00:57:20.520 The lawmakers wrote in a letter last week, they're prospective neighbors.

00:57:25.460 Now here's a question we should all be asking ourselves right now, in this moment.

00:57:30.080 Remember, you are watching this live and this just occurred to me.

00:57:35.580 Can I be a Jew for a day?

00:57:44.380 Okay.

00:57:49.120 Speaking of that, let's move on to the Epstein stuff.

00:57:53.620 Yeah, it still happened.

00:57:54.560 It's still there.

00:57:56.140 Thomas Massey is still in Congress.

00:57:57.960 He is still a representative in the House of Representatives

00:58:01.200 and will only be leaving when the midterms happen

00:58:04.680 because he didn't win his Republican nomination.

00:58:08.020 Trump wanted him out badly,

00:58:09.980 and for whatever reason that is, I don't know.

00:58:14.420 But here is Thomas Massey on the House of the Floor,

00:58:17.420 or the floor of the House, yesterday.

00:58:20.700 Without objection, the gentleman is recognized

00:58:22.960 for one minute.

00:58:27.700 Mr. Speaker, it's been a year since the President signed

00:58:31.040 the Epstein Files Transparency Act,

00:58:33.100 and the government continues to withhold over three million files.

00:58:36.860 That's why we've introduced the Epstein Files Transparency Act II,

00:58:40.540 to bring the fight to the state courts, accountability to the Department of Justice,

00:58:45.180 and closure for survivors.

00:58:47.100 We want perpetrators of these crimes to be investigated and prosecuted.

00:58:51.900 Men like Jess Staley, Leon Black, Les Wexner, David Copperfield, Lapo Elcomb,

00:58:57.740 Tom Pritzker, Glenn Dubin, Frederick Fakai, Eduardo Teodorani,

00:59:03.660 John Luke Brunel, conveniently dead by suicide in prison,

00:59:07.420 Daniel Sead, recently discovered dead in Paris,

00:59:10.860 Ramsey Alcoli, and Prince Andrew, who committed sex crimes in the United States, too.

00:59:16.380 And women like Leslie Groff, not a victim, who conspired with Epstein to traffic other women.

00:59:22.540 Perhaps hearing these names will shame the Department of Justice into delivering justice.

00:59:27.740 i yield back yeah so that's thomas massey and so we looked like there's a bunch of names he listed

00:59:35.100 of like 15 of them boom boom boom boom boom right and uh so i looked up a few of them some we'd

00:59:40.780 heard before like les wexner for example when he was being deposed remember what his lawyer whispered

00:59:46.620 into his ear. All right. So if you answer that question in more than five words, I'll kill you.

01:00:00.260 okay is this regularly done 0.98

01:00:02.100 answer the question okay okay so was he joking that lawyer i mean how many times do you say i'll 1.00

01:00:20.420 and kill you how many times you say that i'm gonna kill you 0.99

01:00:26.260 a lot right do you say it knowing there's millions of eyeballs on you 1.00

01:00:34.820 you whisper that but you're on a hot mic and you don't know it

01:00:40.660 i don't know so that's wexner that's one of the names that he brought up and then there's

01:00:43.940 david copperfield developing news we have just learned famed magician david copperfield is facing

01:00:49.220 allegations of sexual misconduct by multiple women. That's according to the Guardian's

01:00:53.960 U.S. edition. The newspaper reports at least 16 women have come forward with claims they 0.96

01:00:58.980 had inappropriate encounters with the entertainer. Some of the women say they were under 18 years

01:01:04.080 old when the incidents happened, from as early as the late 1980s to 2014. Attorneys for Copperfield

01:01:11.020 called the allegations completely false and said the illusionist has, quote, never acted

01:01:16.720 inappropriately with anyone, let alone anyone underage. We have reached out to MGM for comment

01:01:22.620 as well, where he puts on his magic shows. So that's two years ago. And here's the story that

01:01:29.800 went along with it. Multiple women accused illusionist David Copperfield of sexual misconduct.

01:01:35.440 So there's that. And now we've got other stories. These guys I hadn't really heard of. And you hear

01:01:41.480 a name like Jess Daly. You go, OK, who's Jess Daly? Whatever. Four takeaways. This is from

01:01:46.300 BankingDive.com from Jess Staley's Epstein testimony. Former JP Morgan executive Jess

01:01:52.500 Staley shared confidential information with Jeffrey Epstein when the now late financier

01:01:57.360 was in prison for sex crimes. He advocated to keep Epstein's checking account after his 2008

01:02:03.540 sex crimes crimes conviction. He admitted to sharing confidential information about JP Morgan

01:02:09.280 with Epstein. Staley said he spoke with CEO Jamie Dimon about Epstein. Sorry, Epstein, not Stein.

01:02:16.300 Staley may have told Epstein that he was categorized as a high-risk client.

01:02:21.180 So I don't know if that gives us everything we need about Jess Staley.

01:02:27.600 Here's one about Leon Black.

01:02:31.180 Leon Black walked out of an Epstein House Committee interview.

01:02:34.220 Here's what we know.

01:02:36.640 Billionaire investor Leon Black, who for years paid Jeffrey Epstein for tax and financial advice.

01:02:41.740 And again, this guy was no financial wizard, according to everybody.

01:02:46.300 is facing scrutiny over his relationship with the late convicted sex offender after walking out of

01:02:50.880 a closed-door interview with House investigators last month, and this was in July this story came

01:02:56.480 out. Black refused to answer questions about non-disclosure agreements. He signed with women

01:03:00.980 less than an hour into questioning, according to a transcript of the interview the committee

01:03:05.260 released July 17th. Now facing two subpoenas from committee chair Rep. James Comer from Kentucky,

01:03:12.640 Black is expected to provide the NDAs to the committee by the end of next week.

01:03:16.420 I don't know if he did or not.

01:03:17.540 And appear for a deposition in a couple of days from now, September 3rd, according to a committee spokesperson.

01:03:23.220 Comer told reporters in June the NDAs were vital to the committee's ongoing investigation.

01:03:28.840 OK, so is this story going to come back?

01:03:32.160 I don't know.

01:03:32.920 It seems like Trump scared any Republicans out of pursuing that, Nancy Mace and company, after what happened to Thomas Massey.

01:03:41.700 not getting his nomination to run again for Congress in Kentucky in November, the midterms.

01:03:48.140 Interesting, isn't it? But I do recall, I'm not sure if I said this earlier in the show or not,

01:03:54.780 I do recall that somebody said, I forget who it was, maybe you guys remember,

01:04:00.600 that if they got everybody involved in the Epstein files, everybody who's complicit or guilty

01:04:05.600 of doing this to young girls, the entire government would fall to pieces.

01:04:09.360 there would be no government in the united states all of the representatives all of the senators 0.74

01:04:17.340 all of of the secretaries i mean the president like everybody bureaucrats high level

01:04:23.760 billionaires all of these guys they're in on it

01:04:28.240 that epstein is only scratching the surface so that is the thing sadly that seems to be on trump's 1.00

01:04:39.040 side, the Epstein shit. And the other side seems to be somehow not involved with that stuff, 0.98

01:04:49.480 even though I could be wrong on that, because there's so much digging that you'd have to do

01:04:54.400 to find out. We've seen Mark Carney pictured with Ghislaine Maxwell, but that's the only one

01:05:00.140 that the only photo that we've been able to find of Carney spending any time at all with these

01:05:05.720 people and all of those people maybe they spend time with other sexual predators i don't know

01:05:12.860 but it seems to be tied more to the u.s billionaire side of things which is trump's domain

01:05:22.220 so that seems to be the thing tied to trump the white hats the good guys and the other guys they

01:05:30.360 want us all locked down. Climate regulation, smart cities, DEI, all that crap. So that's 0.97

01:05:39.340 the two sides in this conflict. And of course, there's people who are above society, who are

01:05:46.060 above the law, who are making these rules for us, right? It's crazy. So the Dominion Society had

01:05:55.260 their dom con this past weekend in burlington it was finally revealed at the atrium center in

01:06:02.780 burlington this after the police and and all the civic politicians in hamilton called around

01:06:07.940 to every single venue they could think of and said hey listen you don't want to have these

01:06:11.740 guys at your venue they're racist even though the cops claimed they'd ever said that they used their

01:06:17.080 i guess a campaign of public pressure or maybe public awareness to make people you know understand

01:06:24.160 the demons that they would be booking into their venue if they chose to accept the booking.

01:06:29.980 So anyway, they did have their convention this past weekend. One of the guys who came from the

01:06:36.980 UK, I think I told you this on Friday, he was detained at the border for a couple of hours,

01:06:41.680 but he did finally make it in. So this is what Aurelia Matters reports on this.

01:06:46.660 And they've been following this too. Aurelia Matters. Amid backlash, Dominion Society

01:06:52.700 convention moved at the last minute. So this story is rather insulting to anybody who believes

01:06:59.600 that there's far too many immigrants in Canada, like I do, and you probably do as well. Conjecture 1.00

01:07:06.620 that the anti-immigration group Dominion Society of Canada might attempt to hold its DomCon

01:07:11.240 convention at Queenston Heights Park on Saturday turned out to be much ado about nothing, at least

01:07:15.420 in Niagara. CBC Hamilton reported, like, the left-wing corporate media chased them around.

01:07:21.420 It's crazy. Reported Saturday evening that several men with lanyards bearing the group's name were seen that day outside of the atrium banquet and conference center in Burlington. Yes. Many wore masks and one identified himself to a reporter as a member of the group.

01:07:36.380 Now, I don't think I recall seeing anybody who attended this conference wearing a mask.

01:07:46.100 As a matter of fact, I can pretty much guarantee they didn't.

01:07:49.260 Now, I could be wrong about that, but it seems to me that anybody who believes in freedom

01:07:54.420 and there's too much immigration, just common sense people, have no business wearing a mask.

01:07:59.680 They wouldn't even think of it.

01:08:00.880 It wouldn't occur to them.

01:08:03.000 Antifa, different story, right?

01:08:04.920 I'm going to show you in just a second.

01:08:06.380 News broke last Wednesday, Dominion Society, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. 0.99

01:08:09.980 So obviously, Aurelia Matters is a left-wing corporate organization.

01:08:14.440 What I don't like seeing from so-called conservative independent media in Canada in the past couple of days,

01:08:20.740 and even the Canadian Constitution Foundation, when they said,

01:08:24.540 look it, I don't believe in the principles of the Dominion Society of Canada,

01:08:28.600 but they should be entitled because they're not breaking any laws.

01:08:32.880 They should be entitled to have a gathering without police or political interference.

01:08:36.380 Why do you always have to qualify your remarks, right wing independent media in Canada, before you stand up for somebody's rights?

01:08:47.060 Well, I don't agree with the Dominion Society.

01:08:49.100 I think that, you know, they're wrong about this.

01:08:51.640 I think they're maybe racist.

01:08:53.580 But no, they're not racists.

01:08:57.980 They're guys who think there's too much immigration in this country. 1.00

01:09:02.040 And they're right. 1.00

01:09:04.580 Why are they right?

01:09:06.380 Here's why they're right.

01:09:36.380 money in your wallet go work because again because the seasons here and you do not have money that 0.73

01:09:44.700 means immigrants were never a problem it was you and your sweatsets so rather than bar

01:09:54.380 what did he say you and your what

01:09:55.740 that money that means immigrants were never a problem it was you and your skill sets skill sets 0.89

01:10:08.060 so rather than barking around go start working around hope this ups be brown 0.82

01:10:16.220 whoa 0.58

01:10:25.620 whoa 0.99

01:10:29.480 that should piss off every canadian right there 0.56

01:10:32.900 of course the left-wing corporate media would never show that but

01:10:36.200 i'll give you an example there's a gas bar that i go to frequently it's uh mobile

01:10:44.260 next to a superstore. It's close to my house. This is the one I go to.

01:10:49.700 Everybody who works in this little gas bar is Indian. They're brown. Every single one of them. 1.00

01:10:58.820 Every one at every time of day. They're open from like 7 a.m. to 11 o'clock at night.

01:11:05.640 No matter what time of day you go, no matter who is in there, they're always Indians. 1.00

01:11:10.760 every single time, unless one's Pakistani. Either way, there's no white Canadians working there. 1.00

01:11:19.600 So last week, one of these Indian kids screwed something up pretty bad, tried to charge somebody 1.00

01:11:26.040 $500 for gas when it was only 50. And he insisted, right? So the customer complained 1.00

01:11:31.880 to management. Well, that kid was gone. And so I walked in a couple of days later after that

01:11:38.840 incident. And I said to the guy that I talked to regularly, he's the daytime guy said, so what

01:11:42.960 happened to that kid? Cause all we had to let him go. So I, cause he screwed up. Well, it wasn't

01:11:48.000 because he screwed up. It's just because he, you know, he treated the customer poorly and we can't

01:11:52.140 have that. Okay. I can appreciate that. Sure. So a few days later, I go back in there and this is

01:11:58.280 not me spying on them or anything. This so happens that I'm there getting gasoline. And there's some

01:12:04.200 new kid, Brown, who's working the night shift. I, I said to myself, all right, so are they allowed 1.00

01:12:14.920 these Indians? And I'm not sure if these mobile gas stations, I think of the ones that the

01:12:19.720 superstores, they're owned by the superstores. So these are not franchised unless they're

01:12:26.640 franchise to the superstores. So is the entire management structure Indian? And do they only 0.95

01:12:34.200 hire Indian? Because how often do you ever see a white person working behind the counter of

01:12:41.160 anything? And when there's a job opening, it's another Indian hired to replace the one that 1.00

01:12:47.780 was fired or left the job. Go to any 7-Eleven. You'll see exactly what I'm talking about. 1.00

01:12:56.640 and it happened again the other day they were standing behind the counter bantering and having

01:13:01.120 a good time in their own native language where there's five or six Canadians waiting to pay for 0.98

01:13:06.420 whatever it was they had in their hands it's ridiculous

01:13:12.160 if you feel as though you've been displaced in your own country you are correct and that is what

01:13:23.120 the Dominion Society of Canada is fighting for. They're fighting for remigration. Send these 0.90

01:13:28.500 people back. Carney says he's got immigration under control. We saw Michelle Rempel-Garner 1.00

01:13:33.480 last week say, what is he even talking about? They have nothing under control. And worse,

01:13:39.720 now they're starting to bring everybody out to the small towns. So pretty soon, you're not going

01:13:46.800 to be able to get away from it. And every single Canadian who was born in Canada is going to start 0.97

01:13:54.140 feeling like they're in a different country no matter where they live. The only ones wearing 0.99

01:14:00.660 masks outside the DomCon event at the Atrium Center in Burlington this past weekend were the Antifas

01:14:07.280 who found out where the event was being held and rushed over there. They were the ones wearing the 0.97

01:14:13.760 masks and here's the police talking to the antifas uh from karima sad um this is a like a

01:14:21.840 a fascist far-right like nazi convention where they've been trying to fly in famous nazis to

01:14:36.600 been stopped at the border and turned away they've had various venues cancelled um because obviously

01:14:44.120 nazis are back um so that's just what this is about okay fair enough do you have your opinion

01:14:50.520 obviously they have theirs weird framing but okay no i don't i don't know anything about

01:14:56.840 like you're making calculations right i don't know i don't know if they're valid or not so i'm saying

01:15:00.360 what is there like six of them there that's the library club when we were in school that's the

01:15:21.600 library club okay these are the kids who felt they never fed in these are the kids who just

01:15:30.240 could not hang with the cool kids or even the average normal kids they always felt somehow kind

01:15:36.060 of you know displaced from society but now they found each other thanks to the internet

01:15:41.200 and they all start believing in the same nonsense and they show up at events like this

01:15:46.140 completely brainwashed they're far right they're nazis really who's the one wearing a mask here 0.86

01:15:53.360 who's the one who's trying to stop a public assembly from happening

01:15:57.460 they don't see the forest for the trees but getting back to this whole immigration thing

01:16:07.040 this is keir starmer who again was a puppet mouthpiece for the big blob like the city of 0.63

01:16:13.660 london you guys know it right china eu un in november of 2024 just after labor had been elected 0.55

01:16:21.540 and remember that labor continued to let this migration problem run rampant out of control

01:16:28.960 and labor were the ones who were in charge when it was discovered that there was 0.94

01:16:33.560 pakistani rape gangs going around the country vaping raping native uk girls young ones

01:16:41.040 that was discovered and put out there by rupert lowe from uh restore britain 0.97

01:16:46.360 This is Keir Starmer. Listen to what he says.

01:17:16.360 to liberalize immigration.

01:17:18.360 Brexit was used for that purpose,

01:17:21.360 to turn Britain into a one-nation experiment

01:17:25.360 in open borders. 0.56

01:17:27.360 Global Britain. 0.65

01:17:29.360 Remember that slogan?

01:17:31.360 That is what they meant.

01:17:33.360 A policy with no support,

01:17:36.360 of which they then pretended wasn't happening.

01:17:41.360 If that doesn't explain to you

01:17:44.360 you that the Conservatives, Labour, Liberals, NDP, they're all in on it. I don't know what will.

01:17:51.860 When Keir Starmer, then Prime Minister of the UK, comes out and blames the Conservative Party

01:17:58.460 as being the ones who are experimenting with this migration thing, but then let it continue and get

01:18:05.160 worse, who's really to blame? Well, obviously, it's both of them. And why would a Conservative

01:18:14.340 government allow this to happen in the first place. That is not a conservative principle.

01:18:19.820 Mass migration, I'm sorry, it's not a conservative principle. It's not. And yeah, sure, they're the

01:18:28.260 ones that let it happen starting in 2016 or whenever it was. And labor just let it continue 1.00

01:18:35.800 until it was caught out.

01:18:40.060 He admitted it right there in front of the world

01:18:44.180 and nobody did anything.

01:18:52.640 All right.

01:18:55.340 Remember Jan Arden?

01:18:57.060 What she said about a year ago or so

01:18:59.120 to all of the Alberta independence people?

01:19:03.000 Here's what she said.

01:19:04.320 Hey, Alberta. 1.00

01:19:05.800 Hey, you bunch of fucking separatist wackos. 1.00

01:19:09.520 How you doing? Feeling good about yourselves? 1.00

01:19:11.840 You're an embarrassment to this country. 0.99

01:19:14.020 Everything you have, everything that you have enjoyed, 1.00

01:19:17.760 cherished, and benefited from

01:19:20.360 comes from being part of one of the greatest countries on the planet. 1.00

01:19:25.440 You guys have your heads so far up your asses 0.99

01:19:28.000 that you obviously can't see what pricks you are. 1.00

01:19:31.040 The way you are treating indigenous people,

01:19:34.080 the way you are treating your fellow citizens,

01:19:38.320 your fellow Canadians, 1.00

01:19:39.280 you guys are a bunch of creepy little pricks. 0.99

01:19:44.280 Alberta will never separate from Canada. 0.98

01:19:46.600 It's never going to happen

01:19:47.660 because people like me are going to stand up,

01:19:50.360 throw their shoulders back, 1.00

01:19:51.940 and keep fucking yelling 1.00

01:19:53.640 and keep standing up for what I know is right. 0.99

01:19:58.820 And what you guys are doing is...

01:20:01.360 yeah you see i don't know why the independence movement in alberta is not using that

01:20:11.740 as a rally cry like if there's any self-respecting man man in alberta who sees that

01:20:19.600 that self-respecting man obviously knows what side he should be on 0.98

01:20:24.240 only the beta males would follow a bitch like that and i'm wondering who's all going to be at 0.99

01:20:32.620 this concert canadian unity campaign holding free concert headlining jan arden in calgary 0.99

01:20:38.260 musicians in support of canadian unity will take to the stage on saturday september the 20th oh

01:20:45.000 look at her i don't even care about reading that story and i don't care about what other

01:20:52.740 musicians might be there global has decided that anybody who's you know in favor of alberta

01:21:02.900 independence is also a racist now at least that's the angle they took on it with this story

01:21:08.020 minority groups in alberta say they're becoming the target of increasing anti-immigrant sentiment

01:21:13.480 in the province muslim and sick groups both say they've noticed a rise in hateful comments online

01:21:19.020 and many believe that uptick in hate is linked to the upcoming independence referendum.

01:21:24.440 Heather Yorick's West reports on the climate of fear.

01:21:27.780 One person said, hey, maybe someone should plow into them.

01:21:31.820 Another person is saying that, please check their ID, arrest, deport.

01:21:37.680 Just two of dozens of ugly comments posted online ahead of a Muslim event in Calgary.

01:21:43.200 Oh, and then there's a huge call for ice in here,

01:21:46.380 Saying, oh, we need buses and eyes there to deport everyone.

01:21:50.580 Saima Jamal has lived in Alberta for almost 30 years.

01:21:54.020 And while she says some degree of racism has always been present in the province,

01:21:57.880 things feel different right now.

01:21:59.920 It's changed leaps and bounds.

01:22:02.160 Right now, racism and hate is on steroids.

01:22:04.980 And I've never seen this level of hatred towards immigrant communities.

01:22:11.040 We've seen this rise in anti-sick hate in online forums.

01:22:14.860 Alberta's sick community has also experienced threats beyond the computer screen.

01:22:19.540 Edmonton police are still investigating if a stabbing at a sick temple last week was motivated by hate.

01:22:25.460 Now, we can't politicize this incident.

01:22:27.880 As the chief of the Edmonton Police Service, I see the heightened geopolitical tensions

01:22:31.720 and increasing polarization around the world showing up locally.

01:22:35.360 I have concerns of where this is, not where it's headed.

01:22:37.820 Political scientist Jared Wesley believes Alberta's upcoming referendum

01:22:41.580 is at least partially to blame for the uptick in hate.

01:22:44.860 on october 19th albertans will be asked to vote on a series of questions related to provincial

01:22:49.340 immigration policy as well as whether alberta should pursue a referendum on separating from

01:22:54.540 canada we've been traveling around to um separatist rallies and town halls for the last two years and

01:23:01.420 they're all racists to see folks talk openly about white replacement which is a conspiracy theory

01:23:07.420 involving you know the bringing of it's not a conspiracy theory but as long as they're allowed

01:23:12.540 to keep saying that stuff that's the battle we're fighting right i mean we think we're past that

01:23:17.200 we're not it's not a conspiracy theory all you got to do is look around man

01:23:23.980 folks that are not white into our communities through immigration through open borders through

01:23:31.640 flooding our borders in their words in a statement the premier's press secretary said any accusation

01:23:37.700 that the referendum question on sustainable immigration constitutes racism is false and

01:23:42.460 inflammatory. These questions simply address the current unsustainable immigration levels in

01:23:47.560 Canada that are putting real pressure on critical public services. But that gives little comfort

01:23:52.460 to Albertans like Saima Jamal and other Muslim and Sikh community members who are feeling

01:23:56.740 increasingly uncomfortable in the province they've long called home. We're under threat from the 1.00

01:24:02.200 outside and we have a government right now in alberta that is not uh speaking up and telling

01:24:10.340 these racists to stop threat really what's the threat did you see any proof or even evidence

01:24:23.900 in that entire segment from left-wing corporate global of any kind of racism at all

01:24:31.520 i didn't but that's what they're going with these people come out they scream racist they

01:24:39.760 bring in some kind of a university expert or political scientist or whatever he claims to be

01:24:46.480 says well we've been going around to these rallies for the last two years and i gotta tell you

01:24:50.720 there's there's a lot of talk about the great replacement yeah that's because they've got eyes

01:24:56.720 they can see they know what's going on why are they denying it is what i want to know

01:25:06.980 what is the line from 1984 and then the state finally told you to not believe the evidence

01:25:15.320 of your own eyes that's where we're at in this country right now and there's far too many

01:25:24.340 Canadians who agree with us, who understand it, who believe it, who were still too cowardly to

01:25:30.640 stand up and say anything about it. And that, my friends, is the sickening thing. 0.88

01:25:37.240 Or about this whole gender queer theory nonsense that's being jammed down our children's throats 1.00

01:25:43.380 in public schools. In Manitoba, the CBC says, little info available about changes to Manitoba

01:25:50.060 sex ed curriculum included in health and phys ed revamp we're only going to hear about it

01:25:55.180 once the kids are back in school when there's no time to do anything about it now apparently if

01:26:03.020 you take your kids out of school in the first month those school divisions will lose their

01:26:06.980 funding so you can imagine or some of their funding so depending on how many students

01:26:12.120 actually drop out or go to homeschooling so you can imagine they're trying to keep this

01:26:16.340 in the dark until such time as they're ready to reveal it once the school boards can no longer

01:26:22.720 lose their funding according to the rules of the government in Manitoba. Manitoba's new health and

01:26:28.320 physical education curriculum will also include changes to how sexual education is taught in the

01:26:34.260 province. A spokesperson for education minister Tracy Schmidt confirmed to CBC that sex ed is

01:26:40.940 included in the health curriculum overhaul, which makes in-person phys ed classes mandatory for all

01:26:46.540 students in kindergarten to grade 12 announced last week. Starting in September, the new curriculum

01:26:51.700 will roll out through a voluntary two-year pilot program. The current curriculum hasn't been updated

01:26:56.280 for 25 years. Smith said more than two dozen schools across the province have volunteered

01:27:01.900 to participate. As of Thursday last week, teachers and parents will be able to give feedback during

01:27:07.320 the pilot. The new health curriculum is expected to be fully implemented. It includes developmentally

01:27:13.080 appropriate, factual, and comprehensive information to make health-promoting decisions for positive

01:27:18.120 incomes related to relationship safety and well-being. But with the health curriculum not

01:27:23.280 yet available to the public, it isn't explicitly clear what changes the pilot will make to sex ed.

01:27:29.080 You can bet what they're going to do. Caitlin White is the program director for the Sexuality

01:27:36.160 Education Resource Center, or CERC, which is just Planned Parenthood, another name for in Canada.

01:27:43.360 She's in Brandon. She said the organization was consulted about the curriculum, but they haven't

01:27:47.760 seen it, and they don't know what's been updated. They hope to see clearer, more inclusive discussions

01:27:53.360 around sexual orientation, gender identity, and diverse relationship dynamics, as opposed to vague

01:27:59.120 health class discussions about respecting diversity. They're going to try and jam this

01:28:06.200 crap down the kids' throats once and for all. That's just in Manitoba. Probably already happening 1.00

01:28:13.160 where you are, because Manitoba seems to be one of the last provinces ever to get on board with

01:28:17.620 anything in Canada. Okay, so what is the clean break memo anyway? I found this very interesting.

01:28:28.020 you guys will too it's professor professor jang in conversation with theo von in theory and ask

01:28:35.480 ourselves who are the major players in this game and what do they want okay so you have the united

01:28:40.220 states of course you have iran you have israel and i would say the fourth major country is saudi

01:28:46.200 arabia okay and why are we even in this conflict that's right and so so we're trying to figure

01:28:51.240 this out because that's been a big question in america especially amongst a lot of my peers

01:28:55.700 um why are we there why are we putting our troops there it doesn't seem like we have a real interest

01:29:01.540 i know there's the rumors of weapons of mass destruction again there's rumors of nuclear

01:29:05.900 weapons held by iran but uh but i think people a lot of people um feel like we've fallen for that

01:29:14.480 trap before yes uh in iraq yes um and in kuwait yes and that that it could just be the same sort

01:29:22.420 of fool's errand again yeah exactly so it's a great question like why did

01:29:26.740 America attack Iran after the failures of Afghanistan and Iraq when also Trump

01:29:35.560 our president said that we would not go to war with Iran that's right that's

01:29:38.920 right so yeah what do you think's happening yeah so I want to refer you to

01:29:43.480 you to something called a clean break memo okay clean break memo yes it's

01:29:48.260 really important we understand this if we understand what's going on the clean

01:29:50.600 break memo uh maybe your producer can bring it up the clean break memo uh written in 1996 okay

01:29:55.580 okay and and so let me give you some background so um bill clinton is in office and bill clinton

01:30:02.820 is obsessed with peace in the middle east and this rhymes probably probably yeah yeah and the

01:30:10.260 Israelis have decided that now is a good time for a two-state solution and the reason why is that

01:30:18.340 throughout its history, Israel was always in conflict with the other Arab nations around it

01:30:24.740 because of the Palestinian issue.

01:30:26.520 And the idea is that if Israel is to have security, it needs to resolve the Palestinian issue.

01:30:34.260 It needs to give the Palestinians its own state.

01:30:37.240 And then once that happens, then the Arab nations can resume diplomatic relations with Israel.

01:30:45.340 They can trade peacefully, and the Middle East will be prosperous and peaceful, right?

01:30:50.000 But you first have to resolve the Palestinian issue.

01:30:52.080 Because a lot of the Palestinians were Muslim, right?

01:30:54.240 That's right.

01:30:54.720 And a lot of the surrounding areas are also Muslim.

01:30:57.520 Around Israel are also Muslim.

01:30:58.620 That's right.

01:30:58.920 So they're sympathetic towards the Muslims, right?

01:31:03.140 So, for example, Saudi Arabia, the royal family said that as long as the Palestinian issue is not resolved,

01:31:09.320 we will never, ever have peace with Israel.

01:31:11.920 So this is what we call the Oslo Peace Process. 0.59

01:31:14.200 Yeah, the Oslo Accords, right?

01:31:15.460 That's right, that's right.

01:31:16.540 And the majority of the Israeli population was in favor of this.

01:31:23.500 And the major leader who was spearheading this movement in Israel is Izzak Rabin.

01:31:28.700 What's the name?

01:31:30.200 Izzak Rabin.

01:31:31.200 I'll spell it for you, okay?

01:31:34.700 Izzak...Izzak?

01:31:36.200 Izzak Rabin. 0.84

01:31:37.200 Rabin.

01:31:38.200 Izzak Rabin.

01:31:39.200 Izzak Rabin.

01:31:40.200 Yes, okay.

01:31:41.200 Izzak Rabin.

01:31:42.200 And he was determined to have eternal peace with the Palestinians.

01:31:50.060 So he resolved this issue once and for all by giving them a state.

01:31:53.000 So he and Clinton were aligned with figuring this out.

01:31:55.040 That's right.

01:31:55.480 And they also had Arafat to help them out as well.

01:31:59.060 And the Arab nations, especially Saudi Arabia, were very supportive of all of this process.

01:32:05.120 But there was one person who was opposed to the peace process.

01:32:10.740 and his name is Benjamin Netanyahu.

01:32:14.140 And he assembled a team of people, mainly Americans,

01:32:18.920 who developed a new policy for him

01:32:22.060 called the Clean Break Memo.

01:32:24.380 And what the Clean Break Memo says,

01:32:26.380 it's a very short document, it's only about a one page.

01:32:28.720 What it says is screw peace, 1.00

01:32:31.580 because our neighbors are Arabs, 1.00

01:32:36.400 and they only understand power. 1.00

01:32:39.420 So you want peace, you don't negotiate,

01:32:42.820 you don't compromise. 0.94

01:32:44.380 You hit them hard, you keep on hitting them hard

01:32:47.480 until they respect you, okay?

01:32:50.620 So there are three major pillars to this strategy

01:32:53.420 called the clean and break.

01:32:54.580 The first is go after the person that's hard.

01:32:58.300 Don't give them the land, don't compromise them,

01:33:00.580 teach them to respect you, okay?

01:33:02.880 Show power, make them afraid of you.

01:33:05.860 That's number one.

01:33:07.000 Number two is you have to rejuvenate the Israeli economy

01:33:13.080 by adopting neoliberalism.

01:33:15.760 Forget socialism, let's go with capitalism.

01:33:18.640 Because at this time, socialism was very popular in Israel.

01:33:22.400 And the third thing is to establish balance of power

01:33:31.000 in the Middle East. 0.78

01:33:32.760 Balance of power in the Middle East.

01:33:34.000 And the way you do that is you destroy regimes

01:33:38.040 that could potentially threaten you.

01:33:40.960 This includes Syria, and this includes Iraq.

01:33:44.380 And so the strategy calls for working with Turkey 0.54

01:33:48.320 and Jordan to destabilize Syria.

01:33:50.440 And it calls for regime change in Iraq.

01:33:55.000 It's called a clean break memo. 0.74

01:33:56.480 Okay, a clean break, a new strategy for securing the realm

01:33:59.320 commonly known as a clean break report

01:34:01.580 is a policy document that was prepared in 1996

01:34:03.760 a study group led by richard pearl for benjamin netanyahu then prime minister of israel the report

01:34:10.000 explained a new approach to solving israel's security problems in the middle east with an

01:34:13.280 emphasis on western values which that means i guess more like a capitalistic that's right

01:34:18.480 that's right it has since been criticized for advocating a policy of removing saddam hussein

01:34:22.400 from power in iraq that's right and the containment of syria by engaging in proxy warfare and

01:34:26.560 highlighting its possession of weapons of mass destruction certain parts of the policies set

01:34:31.360 forth in the paper were rejected by netanyahu however the report was ultimately adopted and

01:34:36.160 serves as a foundation for modern day israeli global affairs is that true well well yeah so

01:34:44.080 so something really important for us to appreciate is the study group there were two major uh

01:34:49.760 participants in the study group richard pearl and also douglas fave okay okay got right and well

01:34:56.880 Well, this is important because these two are Americans.

01:35:00.680 And a few years later, they will work for the Pentagon.

01:35:04.860 And Douglas Feefe and Richard Perle

01:35:08.500 work with Paul Wolfowitz.

01:35:09.920 And these three will become the architects of the Iraq War.

01:35:12.960 Paul Wolfowitz?

01:35:13.760 Yes.

01:35:14.200 Okay, so you're saying two of the people

01:35:15.720 that came up with the Clean Break Memo

01:35:17.440 then went on to work for the Pentagon. 0.88

01:35:20.840 Yes, and they're the architects of the Iraq War.

01:35:23.280 Okay, so they were architects of the Iraq War.

01:35:25.500 Here we go, Douglas J. Faith.

01:35:26.880 an American lawyer who served as Secretary of Defense for policy.

01:35:30.300 Faith has been described as an architect of the Iraq War.

01:35:32.680 In the lead-up to the war, he played a key role in promoting the false claim

01:35:35.820 that the Saddam Hussein regime had an operational relationship with al-Qaeda.

01:35:41.700 A Pentagon inspector general report found that Faith's office had developed, produced,

01:35:45.880 and then disseminated alternative intelligent assessments on the Iraq and al-Qaeda relationship,

01:35:51.620 which included some conclusions that were inconsistent

01:35:55.640 with the consensus of the intelligence community

01:35:59.540 to senior decision makers, huh?

01:36:02.420 The other thing about Douglas V is

01:36:06.340 he has been suspected for a long time of being an Israeli asset.

01:36:11.320 Okay.

01:36:12.240 But despite that, he was still able to climb the hierarchy,

01:36:15.740 which is very weird because the FBI and the CIA determined in the 1970s

01:36:20.320 that he could possibly be an Israeli asset.

01:36:23.200 Wow, so that's interesting that they thought that

01:36:25.820 and then he was still able to climb the ranks.

01:36:27.800 Very interesting.

01:36:28.700 Yeah.

01:36:28.960 Yeah.

01:36:29.460 Hmm.

01:36:30.140 Yeah.

01:36:30.580 But not only him, but Richard Pearl was also suspected of being an Israeli asset.

01:36:36.280 Richard Norman Pearl is an American political advisor

01:36:38.260 who served as the Assistant Secretary of Defense

01:36:40.520 for Global Strategic Affairs under Ronald Reagan.

01:36:43.220 Pearl was an architect of the Iraq War.

01:36:44.900 Yeah.

01:36:45.820 He claimed that Saddam Hussein regime possessed weapons of mass destruction.

01:36:49.340 Okay.

01:36:49.740 So we need to understand what the Clean Break Memoir really is, okay? 0.80

01:36:54.380 And what it really is is a blueprint for the Greater Israel Project. 0.59

01:37:01.100 And the Greater Israel Project is a belief among certain Zionists

01:37:06.960 that the entire Middle East belongs to Israel. 0.62

01:37:12.740 And just to be clear, this isn't Jewish people.

01:37:14.700 This is, we're talking about the Israeli government and extremist views, right?

01:37:21.180 That's right. 0.99

01:37:21.640 It's not necessarily a Jewish person.

01:37:24.160 Zionist is someone who believes in supremacy of Israel. 0.56

01:37:28.140 Okay, so a Zionist is someone who believes in supremacy of Israel. 0.51

01:37:31.460 Look it up, Nick, because I hear the term. 0.80

01:37:33.000 We might have talked about it before.

01:37:34.640 We've probably talked about it before some, but I don't know if you've ever looked it up.

01:37:39.560 Zionism is an ethnocultural nationalist movement that emerged in late 19th century Europe to establish and support a Jewish homeland.

01:37:46.840 What does ethnocultural nationalist mean, Nick?

01:37:49.220 Can you click on that?

01:37:54.420 Ethnocultural – ethnic nationalism is a form of nationalism in which the nation and nationality are defined in terms of ethnicity.

01:38:03.120 Yeah, what does that mean, ethnocultural nationalism?

01:38:06.780 What it really means is there are certain people, Zionists, who believe that God promised this land to the Jews and only the Jews. 0.75

01:38:17.180 And therefore, only the Jews should be in this land. 0.96

01:38:20.460 And therefore, the Pasadenaids have no right to be there. 1.00

01:38:23.100 Therefore, our two-state solution goes against the will of God. 1.00

01:38:26.460 Got it.

01:38:27.400 That's what it really means.

01:38:28.500 Okay, wow.

01:38:29.280 But what about people who just believe that Jewish people deserve to have their own place as well? 0.69

01:38:36.540 Is that Zionism?

01:38:37.900 So there are different forms of Zionism.

01:38:40.120 Okay.

01:38:40.480 And what I'm referring to is an extreme form of Zionism that has taken hold over Israel. 0.77

01:38:46.720 Okay.

01:38:46.920 Because remember, in the 1990s, the majority of people were supportive of a two-state solution.

01:38:51.660 They wanted peace with the Arabs.

01:38:52.880 In the 1990s, is that true?

01:38:54.120 Let's bring that up.

01:38:57.020 Let me see.

01:38:57.900 In the 1990s, the Israeli public was deeply divided rather than in full agreement regarding a two-state solution,

01:39:03.100 While the signing of the Oslo Accords in 93 generated strong initial hope and fluctuating majority support for the peace process at various points, substantial portions of the population, including right wing political factions and the settler movement opposed partitioning the land.

01:39:19.480 So there was some support for it.

01:39:22.980 OK. OK. So you have this extreme. So you have an extreme group.

01:39:27.340 yeah the settlers basically okay so so the group you're talking about is an extreme group that

01:39:32.060 wanted that one that's supporting this clean break that's right right that was that wanted a greater

01:39:36.940 israel that's right that's an extreme group that's right and they were led by uh nanyahu okay we can

01:39:42.060 prime minister in 96 to implement the greater israel project okay it's in power for the past 20 years

01:39:48.140 and if you look at what's been happening in the middle east right um the iraq war and then after

01:39:53.820 After that, the invasion and regime change in Libya, in Syria, and now this attack against

01:40:01.240 Iran.

01:40:02.240 It is consistent with the Clean Break memo.

01:40:05.440 And what is amazing is that this transcends politics.

01:40:10.000 Both the Democrats and the Republicans are participating in the implementation of the

01:40:14.760 Clean Break memo.

01:40:15.760 You mean American Democrats and American Republicans are?

01:40:18.140 That's right.

01:40:19.280 So, it was George W. Bush which launched the war against Iraq, but it was Obama who supported

01:40:27.440 regime change in Syria and in Libya, which is also part of the Clean Break memo.

01:40:32.980 What I want to do now is show you a video, this is important, we'll watch this video

01:40:37.020 together.

01:40:38.020 And so, the video is General Wesley Clark, and he's talking to Amy Goodman, and this

01:40:45.440 is after 9-11.

01:40:47.280 And so 9-11 was a traumatic event for Americans, and the assumption was that the U.S. military

01:40:54.920 would seek vengeance against the Taliban and Al-Qaeda by attacking Afghanistan.

01:41:00.620 But what Wesley Clark says is, no, no, no.

01:41:05.200 We're not just going after Afghanistan.

01:41:08.280 We're going after seven countries.

01:41:10.840 And let's listen to what he says.

01:41:13.000 So, and so this is a, but this, how do we know this isn't a, is this a theory or is this facts? That's what I'm wondering.

01:41:20.020 Oh, it's all facts. The Clean Break Memo is a fact. And Wesley Clark saying this to Emmy Goodman, I mean, it's on YouTube.

01:41:27.020 Okay, and this is U.S. Army General Wesley Clark, right?

01:41:30.800 That's right. He's retired now. He's talking to Emmy Goodman about what happens after 9-11.

01:41:35.780 Okay.

01:41:36.040 About 10 days after 9-11, I went through the Pentagon, and I saw Secretary Rumsfeld and Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz.

01:41:43.700 I went downstairs just to say hello to some of the people on the joint staff who used to work for me,

01:41:48.340 and one of the generals called me in. He said, sir, you've got to come in and talk to me a second.

01:41:52.920 I said, well, you're too busy. He said, no, no. He says, we've made the decision we're going to war with Iraq.

01:41:59.940 This was on or about the 20th of September. I said, we're going to war with Iraq. Why? 0.96

01:42:04.840 he said I don't know he said I guess they don't know what else to do so I said well did they find

01:42:15.420 some information collect connecting Saddam to Al Qaeda he said no no he says there's nothing new

01:42:21.220 that way they just made the decision to go to war with Iraq he said I guess it's like we don't know

01:42:27.300 what to do about terrorists but we've got a good military and we can take down governments and he

01:42:33.500 He said, I guess if the only tool you have is a hammer,

01:42:36.140 every problem has to look like a nail.

01:42:39.260 So I came back to see him a few weeks later,

01:42:42.720 and by that time we were bombing in Afghanistan. 0.57

01:42:44.980 I said, are we still going to war with Iraq?

01:42:46.640 And he said, oh, it's worse than that.

01:42:48.560 He said, he reached over on his desk,

01:42:50.280 he picked up a piece of paper, and he said, I just,

01:42:52.560 he said, I just got this down from upstairs,

01:42:54.620 meeting the Secretary of Defense's office today,

01:42:56.320 and he said, this is a memo that describes

01:42:58.360 how we're gonna take out seven countries in five years,

01:43:03.040 starting with Iraq and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran.

01:43:10.400 I said, is it classified? He said, yes, sir. I said, well, don't show it to me.

01:43:17.780 So you're saying that this is part of the clean break memo.

01:43:19.740 That's right. That's right. Because how else can you explain what's going on? And again,

01:43:24.660 this is General Wesley Clark has access to confidential Pentagon information. He's saying

01:43:30.200 that right after 9-11 they've already decided to go to war against the entire middle east

01:43:35.720 finishing with iran and did we end up doing those things right there yes we did well not not me

01:43:41.800 yeah not us yeah yeah no not us yeah yeah i would have involved i'm chill yeah yeah i definitely

01:43:48.000 yeah i mean i have issues with my neighbor sometimes because of their dog or whatever

01:43:50.980 wasn't me man yeah um so but we've gone but but have we done those things that they said in that

01:43:58.700 video and that that have we attacked have we gone to war with those places yeah what was the places

01:44:04.100 he listed so um syria right that's done um libya um iraq um was it somalia one of them yeah iraq

01:44:18.660 syria libya lebanon somalia sudan and iran so he ran for last on the list it's his final boss

01:44:27.100 final boss that's right wow yeah a final boss oh that's the mike tyson right there yeah um so and

01:44:36.520 but why why do you feel like so you you feel like america's working at the behest of the israeli

01:44:43.160 government of netanyahu's choices well like what do you think that relationship is there

01:44:47.860 well it seems yeah because because if this is true then it would then it would say that that

01:44:52.640 that America's working at the behest of Netanyahu

01:44:56.520 and some of these other people

01:44:57.760 who this is what they want, right?

01:45:00.060 Or is this what we want?

01:45:01.800 Yeah, so again, there's a pattern here, right?

01:45:04.600 So I'm not trying to make a judgment.

01:45:07.220 All I'm trying to do is point out a pattern that's emerging

01:45:09.380 where in 96, they write the clean break memo 0.58

01:45:13.800 encouraging Netanyahu to choose a path of war

01:45:19.580 and dominance in the Middle East.

01:45:21.340 and to clean break away from the Oslo peace process.

01:45:26.240 And that's exactly what he's been doing

01:45:27.380 for the past 20 years.

01:45:29.720 Then these people, specifically Richard Perle

01:45:33.520 and Dennis Fife, they go work for the Pentagon

01:45:36.020 and they help implement a lot of the clean break memo policies

01:45:40.100 by starting a war against Iraq for no particular reason.

01:45:43.840 And then for no particular reason,

01:45:45.660 what happens to Americans attack Libya, Syria,

01:45:49.260 destabilize the regime,

01:45:50.100 caused millions of refugees to flow into Europe.

01:45:52.940 And now we have this war in Iran,

01:45:54.820 and we don't even know why Trump attacked Iran.

01:45:58.060 And you point this out,

01:45:59.320 he's been saying for a long time that he would not do so.

01:46:02.720 So what's going on here?

01:46:05.860 Like, if the United States was not doing this 0.73

01:46:08.860 at the behest of Israel,

01:46:10.360 then how can we explain what's going on? 0.73

01:46:12.760 Now, what I'll do now is use game theory

01:46:14.720 to explain why Israel would want this.

01:46:16.860 okay right because so this is this this will be hard uh for americans to understand all right

01:46:23.440 for americans to understand okay but like wesley clark says we need to remove seven nations uh in

01:46:29.960 five years and they're doing that right iran is the final boss and um the idea is there are zionists

01:46:37.040 who want to achieve the greater israel project and the idea of the original project is that israel

01:46:42.180 will dominate the Middle East. 0.66

01:46:44.880 And only if Israel does that 0.96

01:46:46.340 will Jews have security in the Middle East. 0.93

01:46:51.560 Okay.

01:46:52.260 But weren't they secure before?

01:46:54.180 Like, I don't understand why they weren't secure.

01:46:57.120 Right.

01:46:57.840 So they weren't secure

01:46:59.180 because the Palestinians were in revolt against them.

01:47:03.240 The Palestinians felt that they were being oppressed,

01:47:06.000 that their land was stolen from them.

01:47:07.820 And so they were engaging in terrorist activities

01:47:10.340 against the Israelis, 0.97

01:47:11.440 including bus bombings including airplane hijackings but why wouldn't israel just figure

01:47:17.280 that out instead of go this other big route it seems like you know what i'm saying it seems like

01:47:22.400 if it's me figuring out something with a neighbor as opposed to battling the whole town it would

01:47:28.000 seem like more at my behest like a wiser choice to just figure out something with my neighbor 0.79

01:47:32.480 right because you have a brother who's kind of crazy and your brother believes that this house

01:47:38.400 is not their house it's our house okay uh which was stolen by by this other family and so we have 0.97

01:47:44.800 a right to go take it back from from them okay and there's nothing you can do about you and you're

01:47:50.160 saying yahoo's the crazy brother basically okay i got it right um and and and these are people we

01:47:55.600 call the settlers right okay these are people who um go against israeli national law and go and

01:48:03.440 and forcefully evict Palestinians from their homes,

01:48:05.940 even if this is against, it's really national law.

01:48:09.140 Yeah, I know there's a lot of cases of that.

01:48:11.360 You can see them on YouTube too,

01:48:12.680 of people getting evicted from their homes for no reason,

01:48:14.900 people taking people's land,

01:48:16.720 a lot of heartbreaking stuff out there.

01:48:19.060 Okay, so now you're showing me,

01:48:20.560 what is this you're looking at here?

01:48:21.900 Okay, so let's just take what we know

01:48:24.120 and draw things to the logical conclusion.

01:48:26.460 This is game theory.

01:48:27.300 This is game theory, okay?

01:48:28.680 If you believe that this land was given to you by God,

01:48:32.520 and it says so in the Bible, okay?

01:48:36.080 And you believe that it is Israel's destiny

01:48:39.460 to dominate the Middle East. 0.93

01:48:40.900 Your real enemy is not Iran, right? 0.92

01:48:44.700 Who's your real enemy? 0.86

01:48:47.120 The United States of America.

01:48:48.540 Oh, the United States.

01:48:49.640 Right?

01:48:50.260 Because the United States provides security guarantees

01:48:52.920 to many Arab nations.

01:48:55.300 Saudi Arabia is protected by the United States. 0.64

01:48:58.720 And Saudi Arabia is part of the Greater Israel Project. 0.90

01:49:00.960 Egypt is protected by the United States 0.62

01:49:02.820 Egypt is also part of the

01:49:05.360 Greater Israel Project

01:49:06.340 So what you need to do 1.00

01:49:07.960 Is remove both Iran 1.00

01:49:10.700 And the United States from the equation 1.00

01:49:12.300 And the best way to do that is 0.90

01:49:14.240 To have them go to war against each other

01:49:16.080 Right 0.94

01:49:17.740 And then Israel is the last nation standing 0.98

01:49:20.420 And then they achieve the Greater Israel Project 0.98

01:49:23.160 This is game theory by the way 0.87

01:49:25.800 This is game theory

01:49:26.700 But how would you

01:49:28.400 How would

01:49:30.680 And America, I mean, our country's way over here, and I know that's like, I know that doesn't mean everything, that we have this geographical space, but how would we, like, how would we be defeated in it?

01:49:44.780 Well, we would be, like, the United States would be defeated if this war becomes so unpopular at home that the people revolt, and that forces the American military to retreat back to American borders.

01:49:58.720 okay so then we would lose that war but we wouldn't lose our country though uh no wait

01:50:04.440 yeah i mean the united states wouldn't lose their country but they would lose the empire

01:50:07.760 yeah oh so we would we would completely remove ourselves from the middle east you're saying 0.85

01:50:12.960 remove ourselves from all of our allies and then israel would have the ability to control them 0.98

01:50:17.420 that's right but why doesn't israel just go control them and not even involve us 0.90

01:50:22.720 Because Saudi Arabia and the other nations of the Middle East, 0.61

01:50:29.740 they have a lot of money,

01:50:30.640 and they invest $200 in the U.S. economy in exchange for U.S. protection.

01:50:36.080 Got it.

01:50:36.720 Yeah.

01:50:37.480 Wow.

01:50:40.260 You know, one thing that has scared me,

01:50:42.120 and I've heard a lot of people talk about it, 1.00

01:50:44.060 was a lot of the technology and stuff that was used in Palestine

01:50:49.360 during a lot of the genocide over there.

01:50:51.380 it's like drones being used to kill people being used to kill children we had a doctor on who who

01:50:56.440 was talking about children getting shot just right down through their bodies you know like

01:51:00.560 in a way that was like it seemed very logical that drones were the ones that were doing it

01:51:07.480 all the reporters being killed there so that nobody could transfer any real information out of the out

01:51:12.120 of the uh world over there um one of those things especially with the technology and then you start

01:51:17.440 to see the surveillance stuff happening in america it starts to make you think well what why wouldn't

01:51:23.140 that why wouldn't it come here like if you know like that's certainly a fear that i hear a lot is

01:51:28.520 that um that we're going to become in this surveillance state and then the same thing

01:51:33.340 could happen to us over here if we're out of line with who with um if israel to gain control of

01:51:40.040 america and then we're out of line with something that they see or some behavior or something um 0.72

01:51:45.360 Or they want to move people here off of their land, you know, it's it's that that's something that's very scary 0.83

01:51:51.240 Yeah, so if you look at Gaza, I think Gaza

01:51:54.120 is the 0.96

01:51:56.040 Pilot for a surveillance state. You think it's pilot for what? For surveillance state. Yeah, as a testing ground

01:52:01.740 That's a testing ground for seven state because like the theory is that once issue achieves a greater racial project it now needs to 0.99

01:52:09.180 Control this entire area and there aren't that many Jews 0.99

01:52:11.920 So it needs surveillance technology in order to control the local population. 0.99

01:52:16.920 What I think will happen, and this is going to shock a lot of people, is right now, Israel is very close with India.

01:52:23.920 And India, the population is booming, and there's a lot of young people. 0.72

01:52:28.920 And if you just let them stay in India, they're going to revolt against you because the economy's not doing so well.

01:52:34.920 well but so what if israel and india were to get together and says hey let's bring in millions of 0.76

01:52:40.680 indians to work now in the middle east because war has destroyed the population of the middle east 0.96

01:52:46.520 and now you can use surveillance technology to control these indians and these the indian people 1.00

01:52:50.840 are used to a caste system anyway so the idea that the jews are the very top right and the indians 0.76

01:52:56.440 are a working class like they're like um doing the labor and it's all been controlled by 0.98

01:53:02.920 surveillance technology well you would achieve the greater israel project wow and do you think 0.96

01:53:09.880 that's what's going on i think that's the direction we're moving towards whether or not they will

01:53:15.320 succeed i can't really say but i think that's the plan but the people surely the people of of israel

01:53:20.200 don't want to see all that like like they don't want to see so many people get killed and that

01:53:25.800 sort of stuff happen you think they want to i think israel may be heading towards a civil war 0.99

01:53:31.000 between two places you have tel aviv which is the gayest city in the world very liberal uh

01:53:37.320 very cosmopolitan you mean gays like people being gay like i mean like real gays like men that hug

01:53:42.200 each other like yeah and women can hug each other too oh yeah okay i don't know what you're talking

01:53:46.680 if you're using it like hypothetically homosexuals yeah okay yeah yeah yeah yeah sorry yeah just

01:53:51.720 regular gays yeah yeah yeah i didn't know if we were talking about different you know a different

01:53:55.400 branch of gays or i don't know what's going on yeah like yeah like yeah just gays yeah yeah and

01:54:00.600 And they have Jerusalem, which is very conservative, very religious.

01:54:04.200 So these are two competing visions of Israel.

01:54:08.480 And unfortunately, the people in Jerusalem are the ones with the power,

01:54:13.780 and they are extreme in their religious vision.

01:54:17.040 Well, I know they have an election coming up over there.

01:54:19.460 That's right.

01:54:19.760 And so I just feel like, is that going to determine a lot?

01:54:25.580 Because I feel bad for a lot of my Jewish friends here who do not want to be associated

01:54:30.160 like you know it's heartbreaking to them you know my friend michael's always talking to me it's like

01:54:34.480 you know to make sure to like to let like just because israel doesn't mean jewish people it

01:54:39.560 doesn't mean like it's the it's the government that's right

01:54:42.240 yeah so that's the situation everywhere right

01:54:50.960 it's not the people for the most part i mean there's there's going to be some extremists

01:54:58.980 um there's going to be some sleeper agents there's going to be sleeper cells there's

01:55:05.140 going to be all of that but by and large the average person like wouldn't you love

01:55:10.160 to forget all of this and go back to your life as it was before

01:55:20.600 and we thought we had problems back then and we we thought that you know

01:55:28.120 maybe we weren't going to be able to do what it was we wanted to do and whatever.

01:55:35.360 And now that we know all of this stuff and we know possibly where we're heading,

01:55:42.760 that it's, it's a lot to carry around. And there's still a lot of people out there that

01:55:48.940 haven't got a clue. They just don't know. And they look at us like we're nuts. Somebody said

01:55:53.620 I was losing it today on social media. I thought, okay, explain how they couldn't.

01:55:58.120 obviously, but my point is that it's not the people.

01:56:06.060 It's the governments. And we're letting them do it. We're letting them do it. Now,

01:56:16.480 people say you can't vote your way out of this. I tend to agree. I mean,

01:56:20.060 the example I gave earlier in the show tonight, labor conservatives in the UK, it doesn't matter.

01:56:25.760 they were all doing it anyway and the same with the like with professor jing there who was saying

01:56:32.700 no matter who's been in power whether it was a democrat or republican in the last 30 years

01:56:37.960 they're still following the plan they're still following the clean break memo and so a trump

01:56:44.660 to some degree is as well he's in iran now we could sit here and say well iran was definitely

01:56:49.840 a focal point monetarily for the city of london and yes that does shake out that is absolutely

01:56:55.240 bang on. That's true. And then the thing with Maduro at Venezuela and all of that.

01:57:03.160 So is Trump doing the bidding of these neocon war hawks?

01:57:09.740 Is he doing the bidding of the city of London? Is he acting on his own?

01:57:16.380 It's not powerful enough for that. And when I say that, I mean powerful enough. Trump's net worth

01:57:23.220 is what? Five, six, seven billion tops. A lot of money to you and me. But to somebody like Elon

01:57:30.560 Musk, who's a trillionaire or Bezos or any of those guys, Bill Gates, it's a nothing.

01:57:37.520 So he becomes the president of the United States, which is a ceremonial title. Some people would

01:57:42.880 tell you it's no big deal. The president of the United States, we all think it's the most powerful

01:57:48.400 man in the world it's not who's running the show is trump actually breaking away from these factions

01:57:59.600 and developing america or is he just beholden to one of the factions that's the question

01:58:08.760 because like we played for you earlier in the show howard lutnik believes globalism is dead

01:58:14.680 the carnies of the world i mean like that i think this is their last kick at the cat this is like at

01:58:19.560 the end of a movie when the serial killer gets up after you thought he was dead i think that's what

01:58:25.320 this is when it comes to the globalists they're trying everything they can think of and it's just

01:58:31.000 not working but the question is who's trump with and what do we have to worry about next

01:58:41.800 all right that's it for tonight you guys i love you i appreciate you i hope you have a great

01:58:47.640 sleep tonight and a great day tomorrow i'm gonna leave you with boston take it easy talk to you

01:58:53.480 later.

01:59:23.480 And if you're feeling kind of low about the dues you've been paying, future's coming much too slow.

01:59:31.160 And you want to run, but somehow you just keep on staying. Can't decide on which way to go.

01:59:38.000 Yeah, yeah, yeah

01:59:40.900 I understand about a decision

01:59:44.180 But I don't care if I get behind

01:59:48.160 People live in a competition

01:59:51.640 All I want is to have my peace of mind

01:59:58.920 Yeah!

02:00:00.100 Now you're climbing to the top of a company ladder

02:00:10.480 Hope it doesn't take too long

02:00:13.920 Can't you see there'll come a day when it won't matter

02:00:17.940 There'll come a day when you'll be gone

02:00:21.920 I understand no bond indecision

02:00:27.640 I don't care if I can be high

02:00:31.480 People living in competition

02:00:34.860 All I want is to have my peace of mind

02:00:41.280 Take a look ahead

02:00:52.240 Take a look ahead

02:00:55.940 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

02:01:25.940 Now everybody's got advice

02:01:50.280 They just keep on giving

02:01:51.900 Doesn't mean too much to me

02:01:55.940 Lots of people have to make believe I'm living, can't decide who they should be.

02:02:05.140 I understand about indecision, but I don't care if I can be in.

02:02:13.320 People living in competition, all I want is to have my peace of mind.

02:02:25.940 Take a look ahead

02:02:33.740 Take a look ahead

02:02:37.560 Look ahead

02:02:55.940 We'll be right back.

02:03:25.940 We'll see you next time.

The Shadoe Davis Show - September 02, 2026

Sept. 1st⧸2026- Carney Says the Americans Need to Stop Throwing Shade & Acting Tough

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