The Shadoe Davis Show - September 24, 2024


Sept. 23rd⧸2024- "Diddy" still in custody under suicide watch, Trudeau at the UN


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00:08:30.000 hello everybody how you doing and welcome to shadow at night this is monday september the
00:08:59.000 23rd, 2024 on the show tonight. What did he do? P. Diddy is still in custody. He was denied bail
00:09:09.100 for a second time by a higher court last week. So he remains in lockup, federal lockup under
00:09:15.600 suicide watch as he prepares for an upcoming trial, which may be months away yet. And why
00:09:23.180 are all the Hollywood and music elite running for the hills and decrying him on their social
00:09:29.100 media? Why have two very high-profile music stars completely and totally erased their Twitter slash
00:09:36.900 X accounts? I don't know. And you might be asking, Shadow, is this really relevant? And I say to you,
00:09:44.600 Jeffrey Epstein, is that really relevant? I say, yeah. This might make Jeffrey Epstein
00:09:51.580 look like a pimple on the butt of whatever this is. This is a very, very big deal. But what's it
00:10:00.040 to strengthen us from? Well, one of the things could be what I happen to have right here in my
00:10:06.960 hand. It has to do with undrip and undrop. What's undrop? Well, obviously, it's the United Nations.
00:10:13.520 They're having their big Climate Week summit this week in New York. Justin Trudeau was there,
00:10:18.140 and he spoke at the UN today.
00:10:21.340 I'll show you exactly how that went.
00:10:23.180 And he's also going to be on one of the Stevens tonight,
00:10:27.480 late show with Stephen Colbert,
00:10:29.660 the guy who gave us the vaccine.
00:10:33.020 So all of that is coming up on the show.
00:10:36.420 I want to let you guys know that we had a very,
00:10:38.880 very successful gathering over the weekend
00:10:41.380 in Stonewall, Manitoba,
00:10:42.940 regarding the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region's Plan 2050.
00:10:46.600 This is the climate action plan that all of the cities and municipalities across the country have.
00:10:51.720 500-plus municipalities are involved in this now through the Partners for Climate Protection,
00:10:56.900 which is being run through the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.
00:11:00.340 350 people, capacity, showed up for this event.
00:11:03.340 Thank you for coming out.
00:11:05.060 A lot of people complaining later on that it wasn't live-streamed.
00:11:07.760 Well, first of all, it's a two-and-a-half-hour event.
00:11:12.820 very expensive to get the bandwidth to stream something that long and secondly and more
00:11:18.500 importantly if we were live streaming this event and advertised we were doing so on all of our
00:11:24.540 social media channels and our emails would you have come just like the old blackouts used to be
00:11:32.300 in the cfl the nfl home game blackouts right we want you to come to the game we don't want you to
00:11:36.980 sit at home and watch it on tv so would you have come if we had live streamed it probably not
00:11:42.860 That's the whole reason.
00:11:44.020 Now, if we could say to you, we're selling tickets and we sold it out,
00:11:46.700 so yeah, we'll live stream it, that's fine.
00:11:48.080 But we're not selling tickets.
00:11:49.280 These are free events at our own expense for you guys to come out
00:11:53.760 and find out exactly what this is, how it affects you, your family,
00:11:57.820 your property, pretty much everything you've worked for your entire lives.
00:12:00.640 Our next meeting regarding this Winnipeg Metropolitan Region 2050 plan
00:12:05.780 is going to be in Selkirk.
00:12:07.700 Let me see here.
00:12:08.780 Selkirk on Saturday, October the 5th at the Selkirk Recreation Complex, as you can see here, from 1 until 4 o'clock.
00:12:19.840 So there's an extra half hour.
00:12:20.680 Guys, we met for two and a half hours on Saturday, and we still didn't get everything into the meeting.
00:12:28.460 If you can believe it or not, we still didn't get everything in.
00:12:31.800 We did have a question and answer period, and we did have three, maybe four, elected officials.
00:12:38.340 not just from one municipality, but from several municipalities, all involved in this Winnipeg Metropolitan Region 2050 plan.
00:12:47.720 They were curious to hear the other side of the story.
00:12:50.480 And I would like to thank them right now for coming out and taking the time out of their weekends, because that's the other thing right now.
00:12:56.420 It's harvest. A lot of farmers are out there doing what they need to do to get their crops in.
00:13:01.280 But it was raining on Saturday, which gave us a little bit of a break.
00:13:04.340 So we'd like to see capacity for this hall in Selkirk is 500.
00:13:09.560 We would like to see you all come out and take advantage of this free event that will fill you in on everything you need to know regarding this plan 2050.
00:13:18.400 This is, in fact, a United Nations ICLEI plan.
00:13:22.200 It is all about climate protection, never mind the transportation, never mind anything else they tell you.
00:13:27.460 Ultimately, what this is, is a U.N. plan that is being forced through at the local level in over 500 municipalities across the country.
00:13:36.340 If you want to find out if your municipality or city is involved in this, it's simple.
00:13:40.160 All you need to do, and I've told you this before, but I'll tell you again because it bears repeating, type in the name of your city to a Google search, a Brave search, whatever search engine you use.
00:13:49.140 By the way, Elon Musk is planning on doing his own search engine pretty soon to rival Google, and I would go there in a heartbeat.
00:13:54.980 But what you do is you go to your search platform and you type in the name of your city and then plan 2050.
00:14:01.920 And it should be this plan, whatever it happens to be, and it's going to be called something different in every city as well.
00:14:09.220 It's not going to be 15 minute city. It's not going to be smart city.
00:14:12.580 It could be something complete. It could be, you know, the climate plan for 2050 in your city or town.
00:14:19.520 They could be that obvious about it, but it's going to be called something slightly different in every municipality that it's in.
00:14:24.980 again over 500 in Canada so that's how you can find out if you your municipality has one and then
00:14:32.200 watch this show to find out what you can do about it but I would suggest right now the biggest thing
00:14:38.220 that you can do once you find out that the plan exists in your area is call a local elected
00:14:43.580 representative and say hey what is this can you please explain this to me what you need to do
00:14:48.260 is look for in the plan, the words like sustainability, diversity, equity, inclusion,
00:14:57.120 sustainable development goals, because that's a dead giveaway for the United Nations. And it's
00:15:02.340 probably even going to say at some point in that plan, if you read the entire plan for your area,
00:15:07.180 it will probably say United Nations 17 sustainable development goals somewhere in there at least
00:15:13.620 once so that's how you do it that's how you find it and that's how you can fight back against it
00:15:19.040 and you also probably should try to rally some people in your area who are concerned about this
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00:16:40.400 canadananosilver.ca. Again, that is canadananosilver.ca. Let me change the background
00:16:46.860 here. I don't want to look at a picture of myself. Okay, so let's begin tonight with a story that I
00:16:51.560 missed last week. This is something I wanted to cover but didn't have time to get to. So let's
00:16:59.940 get to it tonight. You guys may have heard about this already because it's not a brand new story.
00:17:05.460 It should have been covered probably far more by the left-wing corporate media, but for some reason
00:17:11.080 it wasn't. So from the Toronto Sun, students attending protests told to wear blue to mark
00:17:20.020 them as colonizers. These students and their parents who were lied to about what this field
00:17:26.320 trip, quote unquote, was supposed to be in the first place. Students from several Toronto middle
00:17:31.240 schools were forced to participate in a political protest disguised as a field trip. Okay, here's
00:17:37.940 the story. It's going to make your blood boil. This is what's happening to our kids today. And
00:17:45.920 I'm certainly hoping that parents in this area stood up and said, hey, what the hell is going on?
00:17:51.080 middle school students forced to take part in a political protest last week this is last week now
00:17:57.120 were allegedly asked by teachers to wear blue shirts in order to identify them as settlers
00:18:02.480 and colonizers settlers and colonizers family members and officials are speaking out after it
00:18:11.780 was revealed last week that several toronto district school board middle school sent grade
00:18:16.620 seven and eight students on a field trip again in quotes to take part in this downtown toronto
00:18:22.400 political protest students were ostensibly meant ostensibly meant to observe observe this protest
00:18:29.520 supporting grassy narrow's first nation and their decades-old water crisis but the demonstration
00:18:35.700 quickly morphed into an anti-israel rally with organizers and students seen hang on just a second
00:18:42.480 i accidentally clicked something i shouldn't have clicked
00:18:46.620 I got to go back and do all this. Students, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:18:52.200 Anti-Israel rally with organizers and students seen on video waving signs and chanting anti-Israel slogans.
00:19:00.260 Now, no matter what your stance on this whole thing is, pro-Palestine, pro-Israel, neutral, whatever, shouldn't be in our country.
00:19:07.860 That's what I think. The bottom line is these students should never, ever have come close to anything like this.
00:19:15.440 we've seen how incendiary they've become and these are what 12 13 and 14 year old kids
00:19:21.080 despite letters to parents insisting the school children were just to observe the proceedings
00:19:27.880 video and eyewitness accounts suggest students were handed face masks and encouraged to take
00:19:33.060 an active role in this demonstration a tweet from the day of the protest by elementary teachers of
00:19:39.300 toronto specifically mentioned students taking part in the protest with school children seen
00:19:44.260 on video marching alongside flag-waving union members.
00:19:49.640 Mona, the cousin of one of the students compelled to take part,
00:19:53.020 told the Toronto Sun the grade 8 students were instructed
00:19:55.240 to wear a blue shirt to identify her as a colonizer.
00:20:01.820 She was very upset, Mona said of her cousin who was Jewish
00:20:05.540 and approached her teacher at the rally to express her discomfort
00:20:08.340 once the anti-Israel chants began.
00:20:10.160 The teacher told her, you'll get over it.
00:20:14.260 One of Mona's cousin's classmates, whose family recently immigrated to Canada from India,
00:20:19.480 a nation that endured centuries of colonial rule,
00:20:22.060 reportedly asked their teacher to stop referring to him as a colonizer.
00:20:27.760 Ontario Education Minister Jill Dunlop said she was left feeling deeply disappointed.
00:20:34.320 That's the best you can do.
00:20:36.820 Compromising the security and safety of students is unacceptable.
00:20:39.940 Her statement read,
00:20:40.640 I expect TDSB to conduct a thorough review and to ensure accountability and clear communication
00:20:45.980 with parents and students to prevent such incidents in the future. Really? That's the best
00:20:52.140 you can do? That's it? That's what you have to say? You're not outraged? You're not going to get to
00:20:58.940 the bottom of it? You're not going to say heads will roll because that's ultimately what people
00:21:03.360 are wanting in a situation like this. I would be absolutely furious if it were my kids, grandkids,
00:21:11.240 whatever, who were coerced, lied to, sent to this event, told to wear blue shirts. You're a colonizer
00:21:16.340 now. You're going to be picked on. You're going to be a victim. How does it feel? If that's not
00:21:21.820 teaching, I don't know what is. These teachers probably think. I found something interesting
00:21:29.400 just about two, three hours ago before the show began. And I went, huh, Canada's population clock,
00:21:36.460 the real-time model available on www.150.statscan.com. You guys can go and look at it
00:21:43.780 yourself. This is a real-time model of Canada's growing population. Look at what the population
00:21:49.560 is right now, 41,776,969. Population change since midnight across the country is 4,147.
00:22:01.000 These go up and down quite frequently, and it shows you exactly why our population is growing
00:22:10.060 the way it is. Interprofessional migrant right now, non-permanent resident, immigrant, immigrant,
00:22:16.320 death, birth. So when I looked at it earlier this afternoon, I noticed this one was right at the
00:22:24.180 top. Immigrant, immigrant, immigrant, immigrant. So I guess now that the offices are closed,
00:22:28.820 the paperwork is not being filed. This is our current population, as opposed to what it was
00:22:36.700 a couple of years ago, which was just about 39 million. Our country's population has grown almost
00:22:45.160 three million people in the last three years do you find that odd i do but then again i know all
00:22:54.600 about the century initiative and if you don't you should look it up i covered it on the show a while
00:22:58.480 back justin trudeau is in new york today he's going to be on stephen colbert tonight and he
00:23:04.280 spoke at the united nations earlier this morning this is what his audience looked like
00:23:09.820 I thank the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Independent
00:23:17.220 State of Samoa.
00:23:20.480 I invite His Excellency Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada, to address the Assembly.
00:23:38.320 Mr. President, fellow delegates, friends.
00:23:42.840 You see what the eye, there's nobody there.
00:23:46.500 Nobody cares to go and see Justin Trudeau because he's made our country a laughing stock.
00:23:51.740 Mr. President, fellow delegates, friends.
00:23:55.200 As we meet here in New York at the UN General Assembly for this summit of the future.
00:24:01.120 Look there, right there.
00:24:03.320 Oh, let me just go back a little bit.
00:24:04.920 There's nobody, look at those empty seats.
00:24:07.280 Nobody cares to go see Justin Trudeau.
00:24:09.160 But you probably want to see the speech, don't you?
00:24:14.400 Here you go.
00:24:15.160 As we meet here in New York at the UN General Assembly for this summit of the future,
00:24:20.140 we're at a global inflection point.
00:24:23.480 Faced with escalating instability, undermining the very foundations of the international order,
00:24:29.920 beset by the increasingly dire costs of climate change,
00:24:33.740 contending with rising inequality that is leaving the most vulnerable behind,
00:24:39.740 plagued by the erosion of women's rights, LGBT plus rights, and Indigenous rights,
00:24:46.740 and grappling with dire humanitarian crises perpetuating record levels of displacement,
00:24:53.740 we have a choice.
00:24:56.740 On the one hand, we can bury our heads in the sand,
00:24:59.740 sand, eschewing multilateralism in favor of short-sighted self-interest, or we can recognize
00:25:06.800 that collectively we have a responsibility to set our differences aside, to confront
00:25:14.260 the serious global challenges, and to deliver on a pact for the future that builds a more
00:25:19.900 peaceful world, but also one where everyone, every generation, has a real and fair shot.
00:25:28.520 Canada, that's what we are squarely focused on. As I travel across my country, Canadians
00:25:34.440 of all walks of life, but particularly young Canadians, tell me that they're worried.
00:25:41.760 They're worried about the state of the world and the future. But most importantly, they're
00:25:46.760 worried about the very promise of Canada. The promise that if you work hard, you can
00:25:52.900 do better than the generations that preceded you that promise is slipping out of reach so as a
00:26:00.020 government we are stepping up the solution to anxiety and angst is not to deceive and deflect
00:26:08.740 but to take action i'm sorry i'm sorry i have to stop it right there because that's all this guy
00:26:18.340 does is deceive and deflect and then implement communist policies. Is my face getting redder
00:26:29.200 and redder as this speech goes on and on? Because we're not even like a minute into it and there's
00:26:34.020 still four left. But we do have to listen to this because we want to hear what he espouses
00:26:39.380 in this speech.
00:26:42.700 It's important.
00:26:44.680 We know that confident, successful countries
00:26:48.400 invest in their citizens, in their workers,
00:26:51.300 in their middle class,
00:26:53.540 in national $10 a day childcare
00:26:56.240 that saves families money
00:26:58.040 while ensuring women can choose the best path for themselves,
00:27:02.420 in nutritious school meals
00:27:04.260 so our kids can focus on learning and growing,
00:27:07.960 in an ambitious housing plan that will deliver good, abundant, and affordable homes,
00:27:15.280 in a national dental care program that in its first months has already delivered quality care
00:27:21.820 to three-quarters of a million Canadians,
00:27:24.780 in a growth and industrial strategy that creates good-paying, community-building, middle-class jobs,
00:27:32.080 all while fighting climate change,
00:27:34.780 these are choices that deliver on the promise of Canada for every generation.
00:27:41.600 These choices reflect a commitment to investing in our people and in our future,
00:27:48.040 but also a commitment to tackle global problems that we all share.
00:27:56.240 Climate change and inflation don't stop at borders.
00:28:01.060 Inequality is a problem for the entire world, for people from all walks of life.
00:28:06.700 If we really want to serve our own citizens, we must together tackle the great global challenges.
00:28:16.460 We should work within institutions such as the United Nations
00:28:20.240 and renew our commitment to the Sustainable Development Agenda for 2030.
00:28:26.360 All right, that's enough. That's all I can take.
00:28:28.280 We got three minutes and 37 seconds into the five-minute speech,
00:28:32.760 so I think I probably overshot the mark.
00:28:36.400 And again, Justin Trudeau will be a guest on Stephen Colbert tonight.
00:28:40.900 And guess who else is going to be a guest on that show?
00:28:42.720 It's going to be RuPaul.
00:28:44.420 Remember Stephen Colbert's old vaccine bit?
00:28:58.280 all right this is an opinion piece written by jason isaac in the new york post today
00:29:09.300 he says there's a whole lot of hot air coming out of new york city this week
00:29:14.860 as politicians celebrities and academics descend on the big apple for climate week new york city
00:29:21.520 expect a lot of bad ideas and ironically a lot of carbon dioxide emissions from elites
00:29:28.140 eager to force their political agenda on the masses, but unwilling to make the sacrifice
00:29:33.140 themselves. Starting Sunday, so this past Sunday, yesterday, these self-appointed climate crusaders
00:29:38.480 are busily lecturing ordinary Americans about how to live, what to drive, and even what to eat,
00:29:45.100 all while flying in on private jets and being chauffeured around town in gas-guzzling SUVs.
00:29:50.920 I threw in the gas-guzzling myself. As they pontificate from podiums and plush panels about
00:29:56.120 reducing carbon footprints, they conveniently ignore their own outsized ones. Climate Week is
00:30:02.120 rehashing the same tired, failed schemes of the climate movement, branded this year with an age
00:30:07.860 of urgency, perhaps in recognition that their ideas still don't work. Despite the ramped up
00:30:14.540 doomsday rhetoric, our environment is thriving, and this is the best time in human history to
00:30:19.280 be alive, except for, you know, them. If you're looking for someone to blame for inflation,
00:30:25.740 start with the devotees of Climate Week. Their anti-fossil fuel proposals have resulted in higher
00:30:32.160 energy prices, which increase the cost of, well, everything. Add to that the tax burden of the
00:30:38.140 hundreds of billions spent on renewable energy subsidies, which have barely moved the needle on
00:30:42.480 our energy landscape, and pressure from the ESG movement, which bullies businesses into adopting
00:30:48.580 climate initiatives or risk debanking. Yes, that's right, debanking. Yet for all that investment,
00:30:54.900 and all that cost increase wind and solar power still represent just five percent of the nation's
00:31:01.060 energy production. Despite the left's best efforts, wind and solar are largely failed
00:31:06.760 technologies. They work all right when the wind is blowing and the sun is shining, but
00:31:10.860 weather conditions are notoriously difficult to predict and rarely track
00:31:14.920 with electricity needs. No matter how many industrial wind farms and solar panels we build,
00:31:20.720 those systems rely on fossil fuels to keep the lights on. Imagine for a moment that climate
00:31:26.600 activists achieved their goal and somehow managed to delete every drop of oil and gas and vanish
00:31:32.220 every lump of coal nationwide. First, of course, it would destroy society and send us back to the
00:31:39.280 Middle Ages, as Venezuelans found out firsthand when week-long blackouts struck their once
00:31:44.480 prosperous nation after their oil industry collapsed. But what would happen to our dangerously
00:31:50.840 warming climate? Nothing. According to the same data models, climate radicals misused to claim
00:31:58.660 the sky is falling. A total U.S. ban on fossil fuels would shift global temperatures by a few
00:32:03.500 hundredths of a degree at most. These models have significantly overestimated warming every time,
00:32:10.060 so even that may be a stretch.
00:32:13.200 Even if the whole world participated in the disappearance of fossil fuels,
00:32:16.740 the effect would still be minute, less than a tenth of a degree.
00:32:21.740 It wouldn't be worth the trillions of dollars spent,
00:32:24.520 the lives and livelihoods lost,
00:32:26.320 and the destruction of our modern way of life,
00:32:28.460 but we're not doomed.
00:32:30.680 Contrary to the Climate Week event snappily titled,
00:32:34.020 Let's Not Die.
00:32:35.220 climate-related deaths are down 99 percent in the last century according to researcher
00:32:44.740 bjorn lomberg even as the world's population has quadrupled we're not dying in fact by the numbers
00:32:51.160 we're growing more resilient to climate-related disasters than we are to non-climate-related
00:32:56.200 disasters like volcanoes and earthquakes clearly the weather isn't the problem here
00:33:01.600 In reality, this is the best time in human history to be alive.
00:33:05.960 Around the world, in the wealthiest urban centers, in the most impoverished developing nations,
00:33:10.340 people are living longer, healthier, better lives than ever before.
00:33:15.440 They have accessible, abundant energy to thank, and not the unreliable, unaffordable energy the climate movement promotes.
00:33:22.120 Access to affordable, reliable energy from fossil fuels dramatically improves life expectancy,
00:33:28.080 infant and child mortality, and economic opportunity while reducing poverty and disease.
00:33:33.360 Fossil fuels are the reason we have comfortable homes, access to nutritious foods, and life-saving
00:33:38.980 medicines. They're the reason you can spend your free time reading this article instead of
00:33:43.780 back-breaking labor of life without them. Substances, farming, walking miles to collect
00:33:48.840 water or firewood, and the likelihood of a short and difficult existence. Climate Week's dreams are
00:33:55.000 nothing more than that fantasies that won't stop climate change but would ravage our society
00:34:00.260 if its organizers really hope to create a brighter future for humanity they should
00:34:05.520 unapologetically embrace the high carbon lifestyle and acknowledge its power to transform the human
00:34:10.820 condition from jason isaac founder and ceo of the american energy institute previously served
00:34:17.200 four terms in the texas house of representatives and i would have to say that i agree with all of
00:34:23.040 that. Meanwhile, back home in Canada, because of Justin Trudeau's catch-and-release policies,
00:34:27.920 his policies, his soft-on-crime policies, murder rates are up in five of Canada's nine largest
00:34:35.260 cities. Last year, according to this report from TNC.news, Canada's major cities becoming
00:34:42.140 increasingly dangerous places to live as they continue to see increases in sexual assault,
00:34:47.120 violent crime rates, according to a new study from Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
00:34:50.820 The Canadian think tank released its urban violent crime report on Tuesday, which revealed the country's city streets are becoming increasingly unsafe.
00:35:00.960 The report used police reporting violent crime data recorded from 2014 to 2023 and found that murder was up in five of Canada's nine biggest urban population centers last year.
00:35:12.340 We analyzed 10 years of police-reported violent crime data on homicide, aggravated assault, sexual assault, robbery in order to explore violent crime trends in nine major cities that comprise one-third of the Canadian population.
00:35:25.600 Those cities include Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, the Peel region, Toronto, York region, Ottawa, and Montreal.
00:35:33.460 There's been a sharp rise in violent sexual assaults in the greater Toronto area in recent years.
00:35:38.480 the rates nearly doubling in York region from 2016 to 2023, increasing from 28 to 55.2 per
00:35:46.500 100,000. Note, this is roughly the time Justin Trudeau took over as prime minister of our
00:35:52.700 country. Peel region also saw over a 30 percent rise in sexual assaults going from 38 to 52 per
00:36:00.100 100,000. However, it was Edmonton and Winnipeg that had the highest level of sexual assaults
00:36:06.100 Canada with over 100 per 100,000. Sexual assaults were up in every city we looked at. The report's
00:36:11.740 co-author, Dave Snow, told the National Post, this was by far our most consistent finding.
00:36:19.340 Major crime surge in the aftermath of COVID-19, including violent acts of robbery, a robbery like
00:36:25.320 carjacking, mugging steadily increased into last year. Every major city across the country saw a
00:36:30.820 jump in robberies last year, except for Vancouver. However, Snow says we can't blame the spike in
00:36:35.600 robberies on COVID anymore. As pandemic lockdowns were lifted well over two years ago, well, the
00:36:42.000 trend of increased personal thefts only became exacerbated the following year. Could this have
00:36:46.720 something to do with immigration? I suppose anything is possible. From Breitbart, Ryan Routh,
00:36:57.980 does that name ring a bell to you at all? Oh, yeah, yeah, he's the guy who tried to kill Trump.
00:37:01.660 he admits to this assassination attempt in a purported letter released by the department of
00:37:08.800 justice i am so sorry i failed you and there he is right there this guy looking all pathetic
00:37:14.880 please please come join the war in ukraine please please 58 year old ryan wesley routh
00:37:22.880 the alleged would-be assassination in palm beach on september 14th 2024 allegedly left a note with
00:37:28.800 a friend making clear his intent to kill former president Donald Trump. Forbes reported the
00:37:35.400 handwritten missive is also allegedly an admission that his attempt to do so had failed. The note
00:37:40.500 said, this was an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, but I failed you. I tried my best and I
00:37:47.000 gave it all the gumption I could muster. Routh allegedly added, I will offer $150,000 to whoever
00:37:55.620 can complete the job. The note was allegedly contained in a box which Routh gave to an
00:38:01.220 unidentified person and which was not opened until after Routh's arrest following the alleged
00:38:06.080 assassination attempt. Since his arrest, the initial charges against Ruth have been gun-based.
00:38:12.480 Breitbart News reported that he is a felon barred from gun possession, yet he possessed an SKS rifle
00:38:17.300 on the perimeter of Trump's golf course. ABC 11 reported prosecutors levied two charges against
00:38:22.760 in possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm with an
00:38:27.240 obliterated serial number. And apparently, according to, it's not Josh Hawley, it's that
00:38:34.440 congressman from Florida, Matt Gaetz, there are five, allegedly five, five assassination teams
00:38:41.040 right now gunning for Donald Trump on American soil. This is a speech given by vice presidential
00:38:47.460 candidate uh tim waltz's wife last week it's garnered 5.3 million views on tiktok not to
00:38:55.860 mention all of the views it's gotten on all the other social media channels look at her eyes
00:39:00.600 everybody is amazed at the craziness of her eyes as she yells and screams that it's over for donald
00:39:07.120 Trump we're crazy
00:39:37.120 52 days in New York, turn to pay!
00:39:42.760 52 days, bye-bye, Donald Trump!
00:39:46.420 Bye-bye, Donald Trump!
00:39:47.700 I just get mesmerized by the crazy.
00:39:50.820 It's very difficult to take your eyes off those eyes.
00:39:55.220 Wherever you guys are watching tonight, don't forget to like and share.
00:39:58.040 Get this out to as many people as you possibly can.
00:40:00.300 Hello, everybody watching on Facebook.
00:40:02.100 That's a like and a share.
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00:40:15.780 go ahead and copy and paste into your favorite location email whatever it is you want to do
00:40:20.860 with it but get this out to as many people as possible interestingly um over the weekend i
00:40:25.820 met a lot of great people and reacquainted myself with a lot of great people over the weekend
00:40:30.100 at the event in Stonewall. And the biggest question that I got from people was,
00:40:37.560 Shadow, how do I talk to people who still don't believe it?
00:40:43.500 Wow. You know, ultimately, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make that horse drink.
00:40:51.740 You can provide them with information, depending on the person, like everybody's different. You
00:40:57.060 can't force it on them because they'll tune it out. Think about a hockey coach that's on his
00:41:04.260 last legs. This guy's been yelling and screaming at his team for the last six years. And finally,
00:41:08.840 that team is just, they're not playing anymore if they ever did for this guy in the first place.
00:41:12.840 And they're just going through the motions, throwing their sticks on the ice, hoping something
00:41:15.860 good's going to happen. The coach is frustrated. He yells even more and eventually gets fired.
00:41:21.020 Well, that could be what your friends and family are doing with you if you keep repeating the same
00:41:25.420 thing over and over and over again. Remember, you have to be willing to listen to them as well. It
00:41:30.280 can't just be a monologue. It needs to be a dialogue. You need to let them make their points.
00:41:36.580 And if they start asking questions, that's a good thing. I think the best thing that you can
00:41:42.660 possibly do right now is guide them in my direction or another independent media that you like and
00:41:50.180 say just take a half an hour please sit down and watch what this guy says watch the news that he
00:41:58.380 provides you based upon his years of experience in media media or based upon this guy's years
00:42:05.320 of experience in legal matters or whatever it happens to be because we know how to get through
00:42:13.560 to people whereas you might have failed at that and it's no fault of yours you're probably great
00:42:21.900 at whatever it is that you do other things but this is where we excel the people who have created
00:42:29.460 platforms on social media because we can get that message out we know how to do it we know how to do
00:42:34.760 it short quickly to the point without making somebody feel like a moron right ultimately
00:42:42.280 that's the goal. You don't want somebody feeling stupid when they leave you. Actually, you want
00:42:49.180 them to feel empowered because we want to bring them over to where we are right now. The more of
00:42:54.840 us, the better, because we don't want a Kamala Harris government in the United States. She is
00:43:00.500 a full-on Marxist, ladies and gentlemen. I'm not sure if you know that. And that phrase she keeps
00:43:06.480 spouting over and over and over again, you know, unburdened by what has been. Well, that is a
00:43:11.800 marxist incantation watch this interview hang on a second i want to make sure i get i get it right
00:43:18.400 here this is chris williamson okay so the chris williams show sorry williamson show he's interviewing
00:43:22.720 eric weinstein who is a mathematician and a historian works for uh oh that big political
00:43:31.740 guy in silicon valley i forget his name right now you guys probably know better than i do at this
00:43:36.060 moment but uh he's a smart dude this eric weinstein listen to this we're not going to play
00:43:41.260 whole thing because it's 11 minutes but listen to the first few minutes of this can you please
00:43:45.500 try and explain to me what you interpret by what can be unburdened by what has been
00:43:52.300 what does that mean
00:44:02.540 i don't know if i should say i don't know if i should say
00:44:07.100 there's a line in marx
00:44:11.260 where sometimes you hear certain phrases like a world to win AOC uses the phrase,
00:44:22.000 we have a world to win, which comes from the end of the communist manifest originally written in
00:44:27.320 German. It was the name I used to hang out in the revolutionary bookstore in Cambridge,
00:44:34.920 Massachusetts with the communists because they print everything in every language. So if you're
00:44:38.740 trying to learn multiple languages they'll print the same text in all of these languages and you
00:44:43.240 can compare um it basically says you have to wipe out what has been to arrive in the new
00:44:53.520 where's it from what can be unburdened by what has been
00:44:57.620 it's not a direct translation but it occurs in Karl Marx
00:45:03.400 I wasn't expecting this. I could find you the exact reference. If you think about what Mao
00:45:10.920 had to do to wipe out Chinese history, what Pol Pot had to do, you're trying to wipe out memory
00:45:17.940 because the memory has all of this burden. Why is it important to go after doctors and lawyers
00:45:28.280 and teachers and professors because in some sense they are going to resist the new order
00:45:35.980 that you're about to impose you're looking for a blank slate like a tether to the past
00:45:40.340 okay i'm going to tell a story i don't know that i've ever told anyone maybe i have maybe i haven't
00:45:46.700 can't promise it's original to you but i was in hoi an in vietnam now i'm going to lose this one
00:45:53.260 Hoi An is one of the only beautiful places that I found,
00:46:00.440 you know, like Hue and Hoi An.
00:46:02.480 A lot of things were really ripped up in that war.
00:46:07.140 And there is an unbelievable and difficult instrument,
00:46:15.740 which the Vietnamese language is very hard,
00:46:18.400 so I'm going to say it wrong, called,
00:46:19.620 it would be written as Dan Bao.
00:46:21.760 It's one string and a giant lever, and you pluck the harmonics, and it's supposed to be an intimate instrument, I think sometimes played by the blind, where only the person who's intended is the recipient of the music.
00:46:37.080 Okay.
00:46:40.640 I see this in a window in Hoi An, and I become transfixed by it.
00:46:46.420 And a woman says, I see you looking at this in English.
00:46:49.820 Would you like to come in?
00:46:51.760 And I said, I don't want to impose.
00:46:53.100 She says, no, no, no, it's not mine.
00:46:55.320 So she invites me in.
00:46:58.340 And there's this guy who appears to be brain dead.
00:47:02.920 He's like deformed.
00:47:06.280 I'm not going to get through this.
00:47:09.300 He's disturbed, very disturbed by this.
00:47:15.260 And he's speaking very haltingly.
00:47:17.440 And I don't know who he is.
00:47:21.760 and there's something about music, something about journalism, something about a professional.
00:47:26.840 I can't really make out what's happening. I'm asking about the instrument,
00:47:30.260 and this woman brings him a guitar.
00:47:35.840 And this deformed man starts playing some transcrib, like Chopin or some piano concerto
00:47:47.500 on the guitar at some incredible level,
00:47:51.020 and I can't even imagine that his body can do it.
00:47:55.720 And so I have no idea where I am or what's happening.
00:48:01.040 And then he motions for like a book,
00:48:04.140 and she brings a book,
00:48:06.500 and it has all of these articles about this man tortured
00:48:10.260 for his principled stand against communism.
00:48:15.220 This man has been destroyed.
00:48:17.500 mind, body, to the point where it's just painful to watch him.
00:48:28.060 And I realized that basically he just, do you know what a nail house is?
00:48:33.180 If you Google nail house under Google images, do it.
00:48:37.800 No, you can't do it or you're off the internet.
00:48:39.600 No, I can do it.
00:48:43.120 Tell me what you see.
00:48:47.500 it's a tall building an individual standalone structure in the middle of a road
00:48:56.760 there are these people who will not give up their homes when a shopping mall goes in or a road is
00:49:04.200 put and for some reason they'll build a highway to screw over the person who stands up and says
00:49:10.400 I will not move. And the idea is that that road is the future, unburdened by what has been,
00:49:19.440 and then there's some holdout who won't go along with the program.
00:49:25.240 If Kamala Harris is as unsophisticated as we think she is, do we really believe that she
00:49:29.320 is quoting from the dark depths of— Why do you believe she is as unsophisticated
00:49:34.200 as you have just claimed? What did her father do? I don't know.
00:49:38.920 look it up and by the way i am assuming that i will end up on the open skies watch list as a
00:49:45.960 result of this podcast that is crazy by the way what happened to tulsi the trip the quad s on her
00:49:51.800 boarding pass her father's a marxist economist and she learned from him quite well donald trump
00:50:02.740 pointed that out in the debate a couple of weeks ago and it was remarkable to me the look on her
00:50:08.620 face as he was saying it she looked like surprised maybe she was surprised that he actually had the
00:50:18.380 guts to say it in front of all of those millions of people she knows what she is she knows what
00:50:27.200 she wants. And she's disguising everything she is to get it. She's lying to the world right now.
00:50:38.600 Shadow, why are you so concerned about what's happening in the United States? I'll tell you
00:50:42.740 why. Because we are their hat. They are our largest trading partner. And what happens in
00:50:49.040 the United States happens in Canada three, six, nine months later. We are an extension of them
00:50:55.280 in many, many ways. They still control the world, economically, militarily. It's a big country,
00:51:05.440 maybe diminished from what it once was, but that is a big country. And I'm not talking about
00:51:11.860 geography here. They call the shots. And if we let them get taken over from the inside by the
00:51:19.880 communists game over set match done
00:51:24.000 how are they doing it
00:51:28.200 somebody came up to me anonymously over the weekend in stonewall we were
00:51:38.360 talking obviously about winnipeg plan 2050 which is the smart city plan or if
00:51:43.080 you like the 15 minute city plan that's being
00:51:45.720 implemented in 500 municipalities across the
00:51:49.160 country. And again, I told you guys how to find out if your city or municipality is included in
00:51:54.400 that list at the beginning of the show. You can go back and see for yourself. I'm not going to
00:51:58.720 repeat. It's deeper than we thought. This comes from a government insider. I'm not going to tell
00:52:10.200 you his or her name. I'm not going to tell you what government. I'm not going to tell you how
00:52:17.400 long this person served with government but long enough to be able to put two plus two plus two
00:52:22.540 together and hopefully this person decides to come on the show and tell us exactly how far along they
00:52:30.700 are with this plan and i'm going to get to this plan in the extension tonight for all access
00:52:39.840 members at shadowdavis.com. I will read the entire thing to you. Undrip, absolutely, but undrop
00:52:47.840 as well. Bill C-15, ICLEI, as we've talked about before. Rights and Recognition Framework.
00:53:01.440 Smart City Initiatives. Fee pick. It's all here. The Tandem Process, Eroding Sovereignty,
00:53:08.860 rights and recognition framework and municipal government. It's all inside government stuff.
00:53:15.660 So we're going to get to that in the extension tonight on shadowdavis.com. If you're an all
00:53:21.620 access member, if you're not become one, what's going on with Diddy? You know, I haven't watched
00:53:27.280 TMZ in years, but I've been watching in the last week or so. And I can't believe what I see. All
00:53:33.140 of these Hollywood stars are either running for the hills or turning on this guy who was once
00:53:39.940 beloved by all of the Hollywood elite. He was denied bail a second time last week.
00:53:47.900 And here's the story from today. This morning, embattled music mogul Sean Diddy Combs will remain
00:53:53.860 behind bars on charges that include sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy.
00:53:58.620 after a second judge overseeing his federal criminal case denied him bond once again.
00:54:03.880 The fight continues. We're not giving up by a long shot.
00:54:09.960 Outside the New York City courthouse, his lawyer defiant.
00:54:13.460 He believes he's innocent. I believe he's innocent.
00:54:16.900 And we're going to fight this case with all of our might until we don't have to fight any longer.
00:54:21.060 The judge ruling the bail package presented by Combs' lawyer was insufficient,
00:54:24.940 siding with prosecutors who called Combs a threat to society, adding.
00:54:31.000 How often, I mean, did he, whatever, Huff Daddy, Sean Combs, whatever, this guy is a
00:54:38.860 billionaire. And if he's not a billionaire, he's damn close to being one. He's worth a lot of money.
00:54:44.440 How often do you see somebody like this? I guess Peter Nygaard. How often do you see somebody like
00:54:50.700 this denied bail and held in custody. He's being held in the same place that Ghislaine Maxwell was
00:54:57.640 being held. They're not letting him out because he's a danger to society. Normally, these guys
00:55:05.800 can buy their way out of anything. So did the cabal throw him under the bus? Did he do something
00:55:11.400 to piss him off? It's very interesting. And there's all kinds of stars running for cover right
00:55:17.780 now. It's amazing. There is no condition that would assure that the rapper would not obstruct
00:55:23.280 justice. A major topic of discussion ahead of the ruling, this troubled 2016 video that shows
00:55:29.720 Combs brutally beating his then-girlfriend, singer Cassie, who prosecutors say was attempting to
00:55:35.640 escape from one of Combs' so-called freak-offs, elaborated coerced sex parties that he often
00:55:41.280 recorded. Combs' lawyer laying out his defense in court, arguing that the worst thing his client
00:55:46.940 has done was on the videotape, adding that the two had loved each other, in which the judge
00:55:51.680 responded, what's love got to do with that, calling the video disturbing. Diddy's defense
00:55:56.640 team was always the underdog in this bail argument, and that's because of the crime of human
00:56:01.940 trafficking actually creates a presumption that the defendant should be detained. In its bail
00:56:07.720 proposal, Combs' legal team pointing out he surrendered his passport, voluntarily relocated
00:56:12.840 to New York ahead of his arrest is attempting to sell his plane and hired private security
00:56:17.600 to monitor Combs 24-7. However, prosecutors who were adamant Combs remain in custody
00:56:23.260 pointed to what they describe as a massive amount of evidence, including text messages
00:56:28.360 read in court from women accusing Combs of physical and sexual violence that went on
00:56:33.200 for decades and vast efforts to cover it up, adding witnesses universally share an extreme
00:56:39.360 fear of the defendant. So, Chloe, he's being held in Brooklyn. Never mind. We don't need to hear
00:56:45.460 the analysis from the Today crew, but let's look at what else is going on. Jay-Z, we're hearing now
00:56:53.580 that Jay-Z's house has been raided by the authorities. Again, TMZ with the story.
00:57:01.900 My thoughts reading the 14-page indictment yesterday were that there is going to be,
00:57:07.540 there are a lot of people in Hollywood were probably worried about which ditty parties they
00:57:12.260 were at and what was going on. And that's not to say that they were necessarily even involved in
00:57:16.800 any of the things that are alleged by the U.S. attorney's office. But if you're at that party
00:57:21.460 and it turns out that that's when he set up one of these freak off sex parties or that it was going
00:57:27.040 on in another room and you didn't know about it, there's a good chance that you're going to be
00:57:31.340 called by the U.S. attorney's office. If you're and certainly if you were involved, you would get
00:57:35.840 a call because they're going to want to know everything you want to know and they even want
00:57:38.940 you to be a witness. I just think, you know, we're just starting to scratch the surface of
00:57:43.160 what this case, who this case is going to touch and involve. And the feds have said that this
00:57:49.700 remains an open investigation. There could be more charges for Diddy. There could be more charges for
00:57:54.140 other people involved. And usually the way this works is once they find out other people are
00:57:58.780 involved or were witnesses, they bring them in and they sort of lean on them. And it's sort of like
00:58:03.320 you're going to cooperate with us or there's a possibility that you could face charges. So
00:58:07.360 this is going to be a slow developing case here because we're just getting started. And I don't
00:58:14.800 see how this trial begins anytime before next year. Well, everyone, it seems like the big names
00:58:19.140 in the rap scene are going down one by one. We've all been watching the situation with Diddy unfold
00:58:23.320 as he's faced lawsuit after lawsuit to the point where the feds actually raided three of his homes.
00:58:28.040 Ever since those raids, people have been wondering what would come next. Well, the time has finally
00:58:31.880 come diddy has officially been arrested yes diddy has been taken into custody and is now in and out
00:58:36.480 of court fighting for his life against the serious charges he's facing and while all of this is
00:58:40.320 happening rumors are swirling that jay-z might be next in line there are even whispers that the fbi
00:58:44.620 is planning a raid on jay-z due to his close connection with diddy as wild as it sounds if
00:58:49.520 your best friend is involved in some pretty shady things and you've had a similar career it's not
00:58:53.200 hard to believe there might be some overlap in those events or that you had some kind of involvement
00:58:56.960 jay-z has been seen attending yeah okay so what about usher and pink completely stripped their
00:59:05.080 x accounts so from newsweek now everything we know so far usher and pink now these are again
00:59:12.460 two huge names in the pop music industry along with jay-z and puff daddy i mean like we're
00:59:20.300 talking about big big names here they have stripped their accounts sparking speculation
00:59:26.640 after Sean Combs' recent arrest,
00:59:29.000 despite neither being connected to the case.
00:59:32.020 Well, maybe they are.
00:59:34.660 Maybe there's something way back when
00:59:36.660 that they don't want people to see.
00:59:39.060 Now, Usher has not been accused of any crimes.
00:59:41.040 However, his relationship with the rapper, P. Diddy,
00:59:44.720 has caused social media to run rampant with rumors.
00:59:47.620 Content creator Matt Wallace,
00:59:48.780 who makes videos about a Dogecoin cryptocurrency,
00:59:52.160 said in a message via X Sunday,
00:59:54.180 Usher just deleted all of his tweets.
00:59:55.880 the Diddy tapes are about to send hundreds of celebrities to prison. The post went viral,
01:00:03.160 nearly 40 million views, and Pink did the same thing. What about Ashton Kutcher,
01:00:09.160 who raised eyebrows, according to us, when discussing Sean Diddy Combs' parties in a
01:00:15.680 resurfaced clip? During a 2019 appearance on Hot Ones, the That 70s Show actor was asked if he had
01:00:25.120 any anecdotes from attending any of Diddy's parties. And Kutcher said, I've got a lot I can't
01:00:29.860 tell. Can't tell that one either. I'm actually cycling through them. Diddy party stories, man,
01:00:37.800 that was some weird memory lane thing. Kutcher went on to share a glimpse into how his friendship
01:00:42.460 with Diddy started. According to the actor, it all began when the rapper took notice of Kutcher's
01:00:46.420 MTV show. Our relationship is really bizarre, Kutcher says. It started over punked because
01:00:52.400 he was like, yo, you can't punk me. I was like, I don't know what to tell you. Everybody's on the
01:00:57.380 table. That started our conversation. We became fast friends, and we used to just hang out,
01:01:01.340 watch football together. And then, of course, the freak outs. Okay, so what about this?
01:01:09.060 Would you say that Justin Bieber is one of the biggest stars on the planet? I would,
01:01:16.340 as much as I don't want to. I would say, yeah, Justin Bieber is probably one of the biggest
01:01:21.740 musical names on the planet his career was launched on youtube right but then it was diddy
01:01:29.580 who made him who he is today this is a video that goes back to obviously when beaver was
01:01:36.380 much younger diddy now this is the two of them getting together for the first time in a while
01:01:42.840 they hadn't seen each other beaver's getting out of one car diddy's getting out of another they're
01:01:47.880 about to hug each other watch what diddy does here look at this
01:02:08.840 he's checking him for a wire
01:02:10.760 He's checking to see if Bieber's wearing a wire. Now, this is Stephen Baldwin, but he's
01:02:19.900 one of the actors, right? One of the Baldwin actors, brothers. Justin Bieber's father-in-law
01:02:25.800 also. He has issued a cryptic message, warning, after Bieber's creepy relationship with Diddy
01:02:34.420 was revealed. Remember, these people think of themselves as artistes, and they're going to
01:02:40.620 speak in cryptic terms and try and confuse and befuddle people, but really get the message out
01:02:45.800 there as well at the same time. Stephen Baldwin has posted a cryptic TikTok video amid troubling
01:02:52.520 news about Bieber's relationship with Diddy. You've heard the expression, the calm before the storm,
01:03:00.280 Baldwin said. There's always a calm before the storm, but then so is there another calm
01:03:05.900 after the storm there's a calm and then a storm and then another calm and in that latter calm
01:03:14.900 is the preparation for the next storm does he think he's kamala harris or something
01:03:22.520 so that's as far as that goes as far as diddy but guys this will be bigger than the epstein scandal
01:03:33.100 you can bet it's going to be huge and i don't believe anything's going to stop it
01:03:41.800 how long for years we have been saying this is going to come out this is going to come out and
01:03:46.840 i don't know why now they want it out there obviously they're trying to distract us from
01:03:53.040 something i believe that something is they want your land they want what you've got
01:04:01.000 they want to shuttle us into these little tenement buildings they're they're building
01:04:06.960 all over in cities and towns all across our country all across the world that's what they're
01:04:12.540 doing they're trying to distract us this document that i am holding here
01:04:16.820 tells us that the only thing that's stopping the process right now at least in canada
01:04:24.680 are the first nations treaties believe it or not the first nations treaties that were signed
01:04:29.440 over a hundred years ago.
01:04:31.460 I'm going to read this in the extension tonight
01:04:33.280 on shadowdavis.com for all access members.
01:04:36.680 I have a video of our friend,
01:04:38.940 Councillor Lisa Robinson from Pickering, Ontario,
01:04:41.800 who's going to be on the show tomorrow night.
01:04:44.340 They're doing it to her again.
01:04:46.700 Watch this.
01:04:47.220 Pickering, the integrity commissioner, the IC,
01:04:50.140 is paid by the very city whose officials
01:04:52.660 they are tasked with overseeing,
01:04:54.800 creating an inherent conflict of interest.
01:04:56.980 How could the IC not be biased when they are employed by the same people they are supposed
01:05:02.500 to hold accountable?
01:05:03.980 They have already sanctioned me on two previous occasions and they insist on calling me a
01:05:08.600 cis woman.
01:05:10.560 Not to mention, I am in the middle of a court proceeding against them.
01:05:15.740 This most recent report sanctioning me for things that they feel or that in their opinion
01:05:21.900 I should or should not do without a shred of evidence actually breaching any code of
01:05:27.520 conduct is just the latest example of a deeply flawed and biased system.
01:05:33.140 Mayor Ash openly declared his bias against me during the past September 3 executive meeting.
01:05:38.960 He also stated that he didn't want to hear anything that I had to say.
01:05:42.460 Mr. Mayor, you're being very biased towards me.
01:05:44.740 I am being biased.
01:05:45.740 Mr. Mayor, this is just being biased because you just don't want to hear what I have to
01:05:49.660 say.
01:05:50.660 I don't want to.
01:05:51.660 this sets a dangerous precedent it was the mayor himself who actually ordered city staff to comb
01:05:58.780 through my social media my op-eds and my videos in search of anything that they could use to
01:06:06.380 manufacture a complaint against me this is not governance it's a witch hunt in which pickering's
01:06:14.780 Mayor is using city resources and employees to do his dirty work. It's an
01:06:20.420 abuse of power to silence dissent. They also agreed to spend up to $200,000 of
01:06:28.340 your taxpayers money instead of giving me back the 15 plus of my salary and now
01:06:34.040 they want to do it all over again without even looking at other
01:06:37.040 disciplinary actions that wouldn't send me into a financial crisis. Whether you
01:06:42.540 like me or not, whether you like my views or not, I'm sure we can all agree that this is a cruel
01:06:48.360 and disgusting behavior from our council. The I-C's dismissal of multiple valid complaints
01:06:55.340 brought by me and others against council members, including things such as sexual harassment,
01:07:02.220 psychological harassment, threats of violence, bullying, intimidation, name-calling, disrespecting
01:07:09.060 fellow members, disrespecting the public, and much much more further demonstrates their bias.
01:07:20.580 Councillor Brenner has stated on numerous occasions how he could stick a knife in my back,
01:07:25.700 slowly twist it, and I would never know until he was getting ready to pull it out.
01:07:31.700 Lisa Robinson, Councillor with Pickering, Ontario, joins the show tomorrow night to
01:07:37.940 to talk about this latest invasion, what they're trying to do to her again. They are trying to
01:07:43.880 censure her again. They're trying to suspend her without pay again. The process is the penalty,
01:07:49.580 right? One more thing here before we move to the extension for all access on shadowdavis.com.
01:07:56.800 You guys are going to like this one, actually. As they try to normalize pedophilia
01:08:01.220 across the western world they're talking in italy from firstpost.com about mandatory chemical
01:08:09.160 castration in italy there is the prime minister georgia maloney italy has moves moved towards
01:08:19.620 legalizing chemical castration this is last week as lawmakers approved the formation of a committee
01:08:25.040 to draft legislation on utilizing androgen blocking drugs to treat violent sex offenders
01:08:29.780 this move is taken considering that it will help in reducing reoffending with treatment being
01:08:34.960 consensual and reversible that i don't know that i don't know i mean you get your you know what's
01:08:43.240 shriveled they ain't never coming back all right oh uh one more thing here let's see not this
01:08:51.000 this jim carrey speaking about late night tv and don't forget if you want to see justin trudeau
01:08:57.760 He is on The Late Show tonight with Stephen Colbert along with RuPaul.
01:09:01.300 Yeah!
01:09:02.240 I can't even believe this guy.
01:09:04.000 What an embarrassment to our country.
01:09:06.140 Years ago, on Jimmy Kimmel, this is Canadian Jim Carrey.
01:09:13.960 What's he doing here exactly?
01:09:16.480 Let's have a look.
01:09:17.380 Does Jim Carrey know?
01:09:19.840 Or is he on the other side?
01:09:20.960 I'm confused by this guy.
01:09:22.540 Let's watch what he's doing here.
01:09:26.900 Is that a gang sign?
01:09:33.400 Have you, uh...
01:09:34.600 Oh, like, you don't know what it is.
01:09:37.200 You don't know what that is.
01:09:38.580 I have no idea.
01:09:39.680 You don't know.
01:09:40.480 Jimmy Fallon doesn't know.
01:09:41.800 David Letterman doesn't know.
01:09:43.060 We don't know.
01:09:43.480 All the comics and show business don't know what this is.
01:09:48.080 Right?
01:09:48.920 Yeah.
01:09:49.440 What is it?
01:09:50.200 Come on, Jimmy.
01:09:51.720 Seriously.
01:09:52.540 The time is up.
01:09:53.640 People are hip to this kind of stuff.
01:09:55.620 I'm here tonight.
01:09:56.900 to blow the lid off it, to be the whistleblower.
01:09:59.940 I'm sick and tired of the secrets and the lies.
01:10:02.740 It is the secret symbol of the Luminati,
01:10:05.980 and you're a part of it,
01:10:08.640 and it is the all-mocking tongue.
01:10:18.160 Okay, so is he just trying to be funny?
01:10:21.720 Is he off his rocker?
01:10:24.460 Or was he way ahead of the curve?
01:10:26.900 That's years ago. That's almost like 20 years ago, 15 years ago on Jimmy Kimmel.
01:10:33.140 That is it for the show tonight on social media, you guys. We'll continue on with this.
01:10:40.640 What's actually going on? I'm going to go deep into government, man.
01:10:47.000 Stuff we don't know. Some stuff we do know, but much stuff we don't know. And this is
01:10:51.960 more than likely going on in every government municipally and provincially and federally
01:10:57.640 all across Canada. We're going to get into this in just a second on the extension on
01:11:02.940 shadowdavis.com. If you're not joining us there, we'll catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock
01:11:07.380 central. Don't forget Lisa Robinson, counselor for Pickering, Ontario joins the show tomorrow night.
01:11:12.300 You have yourself a great night and I will catch you again tomorrow night at eight o'clock central.
01:11:16.860 love you all, appreciate you all, and I will see you soon. Bye for now, and I'll see you in two
01:11:22.580 minutes on shadowdavis.com.
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