The Shadoe Davis Show - Sept. 8th⧸2026- Day 1 of the Allison Inquiry with guest Ken Drysdale in Ottawa

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00:03:30.000 good evening everybody welcome to the shadow davis show this is tuesday september the 8th

00:03:56.500 2026 the first day of the allison inquiry and tonight i'm joined by former nci commissioner

00:04:02.780 ken drysdale who is attending the allison inquiry hey ken thanks for coming on tonight it's been a

00:04:07.280 while good to see you yeah it's a pleasure by the way and a lot of great stuff coming out here in

00:04:13.640 auto i'll tell you well you know we many of us anyway had a chance to watch a lot of it as it

00:04:19.780 was being streamed live the high wire dell big trees network down in the united states was

00:04:24.880 streaming it. Ron Johnson made a special appearance this morning. I didn't even know he was going to

00:04:29.720 be attending. This is a U.S. senator, by the way, for people who don't know that. So this was

00:04:35.080 definitely a positive. But when the camera panned the room a little bit, Ken, it looked like maybe

00:04:41.760 a bit of an empty room. Am I correct? Or was that just a perception? No, it was a huge room and it

00:04:47.340 was about half full. And security was very tight, like it wasn't open to the public. So you had to

00:04:53.180 have either a press pass or a witness pass and uh getting through security this morning took i don't

00:04:59.160 know 40 minutes but uh yeah the room was about half full but it was all like it's like again

00:05:04.520 it's not open to the public security what kind of security measures did you like how many pieces of

00:05:11.820 id how many metal detectors well first you had to be on the list and and of course when i got there

00:05:18.000 there was a big lineup right and i'm waiting my turn i get up and i give him my id and he says

00:05:21.380 he comes back after about five six minutes just you're not on the list and i go well go check

00:05:26.900 again and he comes back says oh you're on the other list and i'm standing there thinking am i

00:05:32.040 gonna get arrested now other list what do you mean other list like how many lists like was it

00:05:38.120 media list and then a special invite three lists there was a volunteer list there was a media list

00:05:45.280 and then there was a test a witness uh list i'm on the witness list because i'll be testifying

00:05:49.860 thursday morning right so how was the vibe in the room i mean kayla pollack made a comment this

00:05:56.320 morning on her social media of course she wasn't selected to testify at the inquiry but she has

00:06:02.220 been speaking up rather loudly over the past three or four years and we love kayla and kayla you know

00:06:08.300 if you're watching this right now i want you to know that any time you want to come back on here

00:06:13.780 and give us an update on your story and for those people who don't know it go right back to the

00:06:17.800 beginning you were more than welcome to come on um but she was suggesting that the lack of mps

00:06:23.360 was a massive problem we had five show up jamil giovanni was there obviously uh dean allison was

00:06:30.540 there ted falk a conservative mp from manitoba chris lewis was there he asked a question of ron

00:06:35.940 johnson actually and mike dawson conservative mp for mirror machine no ndp no liberals showed up

00:06:41.800 I guess that's what we expected, though, right?

00:06:44.320 Oh, yeah, absolutely.

00:06:45.460 It's really interesting, you know, that the press gallery, like, it's a huge room.

00:06:54.700 And along each side of the room, that's all those people sitting at those desks.

00:06:59.080 That was all press.

00:07:00.340 But there wasn't a single member of, you know, the press that we pay their salaries, like CBC, CTV, Global, any of those.

00:07:08.240 And the funny thing was, is that this building's entrance is on Spark Street and immediately across Spark Street, you know, 50 feet is the CDC building and they couldn't walk across.

00:07:23.680 You know, it's funny because I'm not sure if they all did, but some of them, at least in the lead up to this and when the Allison inquiry was first announced, they reported on it a little bit about vaccine injuries.

00:07:37.020 I know that Kerry Sakamoto briefly appeared in one of their little 38-second news segments.

00:07:44.640 But for them to not be there today, you know, I mean, how insulting is that?

00:07:51.740 Well, not only that, but this was history.

00:07:54.280 Like, there has never been in the history before a U.S. senator, a senior U.S. senator,

00:08:00.780 and in a Canadian inquiry under oath.

00:08:03.380 It's never happened before.

00:08:04.460 so yeah you think that was worth a walk across the street even just to interview him about other

00:08:11.600 stuff like maybe they you know the cbc well we've got a u.s senator here maybe we can talk about this

00:08:16.660 this raid war but they didn't even bother to do that you know the funny thing is is they might

00:08:23.780 be a little gun shy because your viewers i don't know how many of your viewers remember this but

00:08:27.800 At the end, the CBC covered the National Citizen Inquiry once.

00:08:33.220 You know, we did 24 days of hearings in eight cities, or actually 27 days of hearings, if you include in Regina.

00:08:42.160 And they showed up once in Winnipeg, and they did a little, I guess, 30-second spot.

00:08:48.260 And what they filmed, it's hilarious.

00:08:50.660 And they put it on the news.

00:08:52.240 I guess nobody watched it.

00:08:53.400 So what they filmed in Winnipeg when they did their 30-second clip was, oh, my mind just went blank.

00:08:59.980 Who's the head of HHS now in the mirror?

00:09:06.880 Oh, my goodness.

00:09:08.280 I can't believe my mind just went blank.

00:09:10.420 I'm going to put a clock on you now.

00:09:12.120 Oh, thanks.

00:09:14.500 The head of what?

00:09:15.680 Ray Batacharya.

00:09:17.200 So Ray Batacharya is testifying in Winnipeg.

00:09:20.060 He's on the giant screen.

00:09:21.180 The CBC films it, and they put it on the news.

00:09:24.260 And you know what Jay Maticharia was testifying about?

00:09:26.740 That the CBC had censored him.

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00:09:30.800 So they didn't even check their own damn feed before they put it up. 0.99

00:09:33.960 So maybe they've learned their lesson. 0.99

00:09:35.220 I don't know.

00:09:36.000 The irony.

00:09:37.060 Dean Allison opened it.

00:09:38.380 I've got some clips here if you want to go through them.

00:09:41.280 I know that you were there in person all day.

00:09:43.460 Were you there, like, right from the beginning?

00:09:45.100 Oh, yeah.

00:09:46.180 And you'll be there the whole time?

00:09:48.360 Yeah, I'm staying here.

00:09:49.580 uh the the uh hearings conclude friday afternoon i'm here till saturday morning and i got here on

00:09:54.380 monday the day before so five days in the city that fun forgot awesome here's dean allison

00:10:00.300 opening doctors had difficulty reporting suspected injuries how many canadians may never have made it

00:10:06.940 into the official statistics at all then there's the question of compensation the federal vaccine

00:10:14.060 Injury Support Program received 3,500 claims under its former administration. Of those,

00:10:21.260 just over 3,000 were deemed admissible, yet only 252 claims had been approved by the Medical

00:10:28.480 Review Board, with an additional 11 appeals approved. The federal government reports approximately

00:10:34.180 $21.5 million in financial support was paid to claimants. And I want to acknowledge the

00:10:40.500 journalists who helped bring greater scrutiny to this program. I want to thank Tamara Ugolini

00:10:46.320 from Rebel News. She's in the room today, as is Dr. Hoff, for their relentless pursuit of answers,

00:10:51.980 including through access to information requests and digging through documents and documentations

00:10:57.360 and numbers surrounding the vaccine injury support program. Their reporting helped bring

00:11:02.620 information into the public domain that Canadians might otherwise have never seen, and it underscored

00:11:07.980 why transparency and accountability matter. Yeah, well, transparency and accountability

00:11:15.200 obviously matter. And in this case, it just I mean, as you point out, Ken, this is incredibly

00:11:20.360 disappointing to me. Not that I personally rely on left wing corporate media, because you know

00:11:26.140 how I feel about them. And I you know, exactly, you know, what I know about them. I spent many,

00:11:32.380 many years in that in that industry and i know how they operate but you know i hope one day that

00:11:40.540 conscience somehow prevails and they actually get back their journalistic instincts and integrity

00:11:47.020 and go after the answers to these questions that have been hanging in the air now for years it's

00:11:52.540 it's incredibly disappointing you can't know what you don't know and as you know i i had a meeting

00:11:59.460 with cbc in january with the senior producers news producers the editorial staff and they just

00:12:04.460 don't know they are really in a bubble where they do not understand what the hell hell is going on

00:12:10.920 they really don't that was clear to me after i think we met for like two hours and and they just

00:12:17.520 don't know and they don't want to know you know this is something sean buckley said when he was

00:12:22.820 on about a month ago he said shadow what you have you know sean shadow what you have to understand

00:12:27.860 you know what imitation is the most sincere form of flattery sean so if you're watching this i i

00:12:35.640 love you uh but but he said you know there's bubbles there's two different bubbles there's

00:12:41.180 the bubble where that we're in where we know and we want to know more we're hungry to find out

00:12:47.900 the answers and and what's all behind this and then there's a bubble of i think he called it

00:12:53.900 the bubble of denial that you just pointed out. And this doesn't just extend to left-wing

00:12:59.480 corporate media. This extends to politicians as well. Maybe this is why there's only five,

00:13:05.560 including Dean Allison, five MPs in the room today. Are we expecting more as the week goes on?

00:13:11.460 You know, I don't know. I spoke to Ted Falk this morning when I came in and I said to him,

00:13:16.820 hey, Ted, really good to see you here. Is your buddy coming? And he looks at me and he said,

00:13:21.560 what are you talking about? I said, well, Mr. Bazin, I've been talking to him about this thing

00:13:25.580 for years. And I was in his office a year or two ago with the reports that he said he knew all

00:13:31.340 about. But, well, it's Ken, it's all politics. Well, we can't get involved with that. So I guess

00:13:36.560 my good friend, Mr. Bazin, is going to show up. But if he is, I'll be more than happy to come on

00:13:42.920 and tell you that. You know, it's interesting because Dean, when they made the announcement,

00:13:48.440 the initial announcement about the Allison Inquiry, he came on and made a point of saying,

00:13:52.160 now I realized how, I don't know, pie in the sky this probably was. But he came out and said,

00:13:58.280 and Sean said it too, that they didn't want this to be political, that they wanted this to be

00:14:03.520 about the victims of this vaccine and what's happened to them in the last five or six years

00:14:10.080 since they took their shots and how they have not been able to even be acknowledged by the

00:14:15.920 government or by the vaccine injury program that was put up and then taken down and replaced with

00:14:21.480 something else a few months ago i mean carrie sakamoto i've got some of her testimony here

00:14:26.260 she says that she's been through 17 case workers yep on her one 17 and and and so i'm go ahead

00:14:35.140 sorry i was just gonna say and they lost her files a couple of times they had to start over again

00:14:39.580 and that's a common theme by the way that's a common theme we'll come back to that when we

00:14:43.600 talking about Catherine Christensen. Oh, right. Catherine Christensen. But now a lot of you guys

00:14:48.240 know Carrie. And if you don't, she's the one with the Bell's policy. So she's got the droop on her

00:14:53.020 face on one side. But her husband, Sean, also spoke today. And I've got a piece of that too

00:15:00.140 towards the end of this clip. So you guys, if you don't know Carrie's story, she's going to tell

00:15:03.960 just a bit of it here but the financial damage and and the damage created

00:15:09.800 familial fallout and financial ruin almost these people had to sell everything just to survive

00:15:20.320 so watch them here this is carrie and sean sakamoto that my face had dropped this whole

00:15:27.740 side of my face i thought i was having a stroke right but at the hospital they tell you it spells

00:15:35.260 palsy yes and um what happens next they sent me home again um they said that the hospital was

00:15:47.420 full of covid patients and because of restrictions they were only taking emergencies

00:15:53.340 and so they they said that this would probably correct itself um they gave me

00:16:00.380 some steroids and sent me home they said if anything changed to come back again

00:16:08.780 and and it changed really quickly didn't it yes again when as soon as the medications

00:16:14.860 that they were giving me wore off i was throwing up the burning in my brain and now i had

00:16:23.340 half of my face was paralyzed my eye was paralyzed open so i had to patch it

00:16:31.580 i was experiencing some hearing loss and balance issues

00:16:38.540 great so basically you were losing your ability to walk for a while

00:16:42.700 um i didn't know it was more strength i had no strength um so we went back to the hospital

00:16:51.580 i was experiencing numbness on the left side of my face and i was worried that it was going to

00:16:57.580 spread to my eye and i wouldn't be able to see okay and then um also i my understanding is that

00:17:05.580 you lost the ability to swallow you could learn to chew your food again and how to swallow again

00:17:11.580 yeah i had lost a lot of weight and they were really concerned because this

00:17:18.060 This paralyzation comes down my throat and actually to about here in my shoulder and my back.

00:17:29.340 I'm sorry.

00:17:30.420 Oh, no, you're doing really good.

00:17:32.100 I'm just going to ask David if he can pull up the next photo.

00:17:37.080 I was going to say, I'm sorry, that I was put on feeding tubes because, yes, I couldn't chew my food and swallow.

00:17:43.320 I had to learn how to do that again.

00:17:45.760 Right, and you were in the hospital, I think, for 17 days.

00:17:49.000 Yes.

00:17:50.140 Now, David's pulled up a photo here.

00:17:52.400 Can you tell us what that photo shows?

00:17:55.700 That photo shows when my eye was still paralyzed open,

00:17:59.740 and that's an infection that I get quite often.

00:18:04.680 That one was particularly bad.

00:18:06.480 You can see the bubble underneath,

00:18:08.740 and you can see all the redness around my eye

00:18:11.940 where I had to put the patch on and off several times a day,

00:18:15.620 which is like a Band-Aid,

00:18:16.800 so you're ripping the skin around your eye

00:18:18.820 because I had to constantly be putting gel in my eye

00:18:23.460 so it wouldn't dry out and lose my eye. 1.00

00:18:26.260 She basically couldn't close her eyelid?

00:18:27.980 I couldn't close my eye, correct.

00:18:30.100 And that's still an ongoing problem, right?

00:18:32.020 So now I have a condition called synchinesis.

00:18:36.980 It's healed back wrong.

00:18:38.740 All the nerves are connected wrong,

00:18:40.560 So I have pulling in my face and my eye droops and it just kind of does what it wants.

00:18:47.840 I can't, I have a blurry and double vision out of that eye.

00:18:52.220 I do wear glasses that help with light sensitivity, but for today I'm not going to wear them.

00:19:00.620 Life has kept going on.

00:19:03.360 We have to refinance.

00:19:06.740 We've sold, we've sold, we've sold.

00:19:08.560 I apologize, you guys, for the audio being low here.

00:19:14.920 I cranked it as loud as I could.

00:19:16.440 This is the best we could do with it.

00:19:17.880 So for the next couple of minutes, crank it up,

00:19:20.140 and then don't forget to crank it back down again

00:19:22.140 because Ken and I are coming back after this clip.

00:19:26.340 Nowhere in the world did they mix vaccinations,

00:19:28.860 and every single manufacturer that we talked to said

00:19:32.560 they are implicitly told, do not mix.

00:19:35.680 We were told you'd get a better reaction if you mix.

00:19:39.680 We were told no one would get left behind.

00:19:43.680 We've been run over. Backed up. Run over again.

00:19:47.680 Backed up. Run over again. We lost our farm.

00:19:51.680 More businesses. My son is migrating.

00:19:55.680 They're all from these vaccines. I had blood clots.

00:19:59.680 I had to go get ultrasound for it.

00:20:03.680 And I couldn't report it to work or a doctor or go, we have less than one income.

00:20:10.940 We lost the farm.

00:20:12.960 We couldn't get a bank to sign a loan or give us.

00:20:16.660 I had to go buy a house cash.

00:20:19.320 I don't know if anyone understands how hard that is, but you have to leave one house and you have nowhere to go 1.00

00:20:24.940 until you can get banks to get the money to a nun.

00:20:28.540 But our family's gone through while she's suffering and can't get help.

00:20:33.680 I don't believe that you're giving more than you can handle, but I'll tell you, it's tried us, and she's so tough, and we come from tough stock, but she has 14 caseworkers, she's on, and they still can't help her.

00:20:57.300 i was a little bit off with the caseworker count it's 14 not 16 or 17. i you know i the first time

00:21:06.520 i had carrie sakamoto on my show i'm gonna say it was three years ago had her on with eva who's

00:21:12.800 representing her uh with that uh big lawsuit yep uh eva chipiak by the way you guys and carrie

00:21:22.800 stopped a few times because she couldn't remember now she was much worse back then and she has

00:21:27.700 improved a little bit she still goes through memory no they what's going on is you heard her

00:21:34.300 say that she when she woke up she had fire in her brain right she still has that and so she's

00:21:41.160 controlling that with medication she has to take the medication or the fire comes back and the

00:21:47.620 medications destroying her her giving her alzheimer's type uh symptoms so the drug

00:21:56.640 is damaging her brain but she can't go without it because of the the pain in her brain so she's

00:22:02.500 getting worse the first time i had her on she couldn't continue and we were maybe 15 minutes

00:22:13.140 into the conversation and so sean took over and he he told us then at that stage and again this

00:22:18.660 is three years ago what they had been going through up until that point and so to hear

00:22:23.860 this update from him in just that short little clip today was absolutely heartbreaking yeah

00:22:31.460 he he wasn't supposed to speak he was just there to support her and you could watch it you asked

00:22:37.060 me kind of at the beginning about the atmosphere in the room and i was sitting right behind them

00:22:43.140 and you could just see him and and as she started to fade he'd had enough and that's when he started

00:22:51.320 to speak and um i had dinner with him tonight he's a wonderful guy i mean we um you know we

00:22:57.260 talked about what their life was he used to be a promoter you know like like for like mon jovi

00:23:01.420 really yeah and now he's driving he's driving a milk truck now

00:23:08.300 wow i guess you do what you have to do yeah and and you're right i mean he's done a lot of

00:23:17.520 things just to keep food on the table you know it's um even though you've interviewed him and

00:23:24.480 you've been with him there's so much that you don't get you know like i said i had supper with

00:23:30.360 him tonight so we were together for a couple of hours and um and dr thorpe was with us so the

00:23:35.940 three of us just talked and he sean just told us what's been going on and you know it was such a

00:23:42.900 cathartic thing for him to have be able to speak carrie couldn't uh she she couldn't last so we set

00:23:49.920 her up to the room with the hamburger and she just couldn't you know she like you said she can't last 0.94

00:23:55.840 more than 15 20 minutes we have uh a lady here christina who is also vaccine injured she's been 0.56

00:24:04.040 commenting and thank you christina for these comments absolutely what carrie has happening

00:24:08.940 is happening to me she says i'm 50 i've been diagnosed with early dementia due to side effects

00:24:15.500 but if i don't take the drug they say i'll die and all of this all of us are living through this our

00:24:20.520 families have endured torture our kids are all suffering it's criminal it absolutely is christina

00:24:25.660 you're welcome and you're invited to come on the show by the way this show and and discuss i mean

00:24:31.120 obviously unless you're in ottawa right now and you're on the list to testify at the allison

00:24:35.620 inquiry and this is you know one of the things that all of the independent media has been pitching

00:24:40.400 in to do over the past month and a half is is try to interview as many people as we can who weren't

00:24:46.760 selected because a difficult process you've got over a thousand uh forms filled out and you've

00:24:52.780 got volunteer staff going through them i don't know what the criteria was i don't want to know

00:24:57.700 it doesn't matter um but ultimately you've got maybe eight nine people able to testify

00:25:04.000 over the course of a day four days 36 out of a thousand so there were some people obviously

00:25:09.680 who were disappointed even angry or upset that they weren't yeah uh picked uh to testify so if

00:25:16.160 some of you want to come on this show to tell your story about what's been happening to you

00:25:20.520 you're absolutely invited just get in touch with me very easy to access uh but it's easiest for me

00:25:26.420 on facebook i hate email as ken knows so there were by the way there were 1400 people uh applied

00:25:36.260 and today the last person who testified at the end uh daryl i think in any case uh he was a

00:25:44.600 replacement because there were certain people that just couldn't get there they were they were so

00:25:49.220 sick they canceled at the last minute maybe they had to go to the hospital or some other terrible

00:25:53.880 things happened in their bodies and so there were a number of replacements today

00:25:57.760 even through the ones that were scheduled you know i wanted to put on the testimony of michael

00:26:03.980 mcnair the uh former cfb member not cfb uh canadian forces cf forces caf and it was difficult for me

00:26:15.020 to make sense of it was 18 or 19 minutes long and the way he spoke it was a little bit disjointed

00:26:23.560 I'm not sure if that has anything to do with the effects of the vaccine on him I know he was talking

00:26:28.780 about stomach and chest pain but that one seemed to be as far as social media went today that one

00:26:35.980 seemed to be and I'll try and cut this down for you guys tomorrow night so you can see a little

00:26:40.040 bit more of it or maybe I'll just put it cut it down and put it up on social media regardless but

00:26:43.920 that one seemed to be probably the standout testimony of the day would you agree with that

00:26:48.340 yeah you know the i mean i'm sorry i don't want to put you in that spot ken i mean like it's tough

00:26:55.140 to sit there and say well this one was better than that one and that's not what i'm asking but

00:26:58.740 this the way he presented his story is what i'm saying oh yeah i mean he was he's obviously

00:27:04.980 terribly disabled and he was he was he was an athlete you know he had to climb he was a service

00:27:11.680 tech for the canadian armed forces and he'd have to climb these hundred foot towers at a moment's

00:27:16.120 notice he's a big guy too like i don't mean heavy but a big guy big athletic guy and and he didn't

00:27:22.320 have difficulty putting his words together and he did have difficulty controlling his his emotions

00:27:28.700 as you well know and um and that was all a part of what this shot did to him

00:27:36.060 it worked on his brain and also physically i mean there's so many different side effects that

00:27:44.840 different people talk about in their stories you know and we still hear about uh loss of hearing

00:27:50.960 we hear about loss of balance and those are the mild ones we hear about skin conditions

00:27:55.500 where people break out in hives for whatever reason not an allergic reaction they don't know

00:28:00.420 what's causing it and and yet for whatever reason if somebody from the outside of their bubble

00:28:06.780 says hey did you get how many shots did you get they immediately start taking offense to that

00:28:12.340 oh yeah were there any were there any protesters outside of of uh parliament hill today nothing

00:28:17.860 no it was the location was kept quiet so that was not like even i didn't know oh sorry even i didn't

00:28:27.940 know where the location was until I had to be there. And so that's been kept secret. No one

00:28:34.360 outside of a small cadre of people know who's testifying and when. I don't know. And most of

00:28:43.140 that's because we wanted to have a control over that. You know, Ottawa is an interesting place.

00:28:48.480 We'll just put it that way. Yeah, no kidding. By the way, and Ron Johnson was one of those

00:28:52.700 surprises. When I first woke up this morning, it was pretty early, 730, which is not early for you.

00:28:57.940 But for me, it's incredibly early.

00:28:59.760 I saw Ron Johnson on the list.

00:29:01.280 What?

00:29:02.160 Like I went U.S. Senator Ron Johnson.

00:29:04.460 Are you crazy? 0.97

00:29:05.740 I'm going to take a break here and ask people if you're watching on Facebook or YouTube, 0.94

00:29:09.420 if you're watching on X or if you're watching on Rumble, whatever.

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00:29:13.100 Hello, all access Nighthawks.

00:29:14.660 Thank you for being here tonight.

00:29:17.140 The website, obviously, shadowdavis.com.

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00:29:23.340 Get this out to as many people as possible.

00:29:25.260 uh ken i don't know how you can take this for two years or more three years probably you went

00:29:34.020 around the country as you pointed out as a commissioner for the national citizens inquiry

00:29:37.700 listening to stories just like this and not only were you listening to these stories but then you

00:29:44.280 compiled all of the testimony and all of these statistics over the course of i'm not even sure

00:29:49.460 how long in in hundreds even thousands of pages i mean how are you able to manage to sit and

00:29:56.420 listen to another four days worth of testimony like this some people are saying i can't manage

00:30:01.140 five minutes yeah i saw the comments just now about that it's you know oh darn it i apologize

00:30:10.100 for that you're a popular guy but you know you're right and the hardest part

00:30:19.460 I don't even know if this is a valid statement.

00:30:22.560 I was going to say the hardest part was when we were writing because you had to watch those videos over and over again.

00:30:29.280 We didn't have the, when we were writing the 5,280 page report, we didn't have the transcripts.

00:30:37.760 So I would go in and I'd watch the YouTube video over and over and over again at like 1.5 times the speed.

00:30:45.060 and so it's like i don't even know how to describe what we went through it it was a very very

00:30:53.500 difficult chinese water torture maybe like constant drip drip drip on like of the same

00:30:59.920 story i recall the same story i was doing a mental health podcast five or six years ago and

00:31:05.140 you would sit and listen to somebody's story and then have to edit it after it was over with and

00:31:10.500 you keep hearing the same stuff and it was like i can't take this anymore i'm i'm gonna spiral into

00:31:16.140 some kind of a dark deep hole if i have to keep going like this i don't know how psychiatrists

00:31:20.480 do it to be honest but well i think i think a lot of us who were doing it did spiral into that hole

00:31:27.020 some of us to a different extent it really changed um a number of us like uh there was a number of

00:31:35.360 commissioners that came in with a certain world view and they completely changed them and changed

00:31:41.900 their lives so it did have a big effect sitting there you know it was it was um it was sour sweet

00:31:49.500 you know i got to see all the folks again as a camaraderie and pain you know jessica dr jessica

00:32:01.380 rose flew in today and uh early yesterday i should say and seeing her again and miriam and

00:32:07.620 and sean and theresa and dr hoff and and all of those you know it's so there's that that aspect

00:32:12.820 of it and that helps you know when you're sitting listening to the thing it's it's a bizarre

00:32:18.900 it's it's a really good question and it's a bizarre situation i remember when we were doing

00:32:24.020 this the first time we would be in the um in the hearings from nine in the morning till sometimes

00:32:28.900 night at night and we'd all go for dinner after you know the commissioners and some of the

00:32:32.860 volunteers and there wouldn't be a word spoken about what we heard in the day you know you'd

00:32:36.960 be talking about grandkids and kids and and and vacations and no and no one ever no one ever said

00:32:42.580 don't do it it was just never done wow uh senator ron johnson i've got a couple of clips of of him

00:32:51.940 talking uh this morning did he fly in and fly out real fast or was he sticking around you know he

00:32:57.620 stuck around till just about the end of the day.

00:32:59.660 He didn't leave till about 4.30 as people

00:33:01.520 came, and then he

00:33:03.160 left.

00:33:06.200 So yeah,

00:33:07.300 he was sitting just off

00:33:09.500 to the side from where Teresa was.

00:33:12.120 And his testimony

00:33:13.660 was dynamite. It was interesting.

00:33:15.820 I didn't...

00:33:16.300 No, no, go ahead.

00:33:18.140 Go ahead.

00:33:19.520 I was just going to say, I didn't know

00:33:22.280 he was going to be there, so when I came around the corner

00:33:24.100 to come into the room, he was standing there talking to me,

00:33:25.920 But I thought to myself, I know that guy.

00:33:29.260 Where have I seen this guy before?

00:33:31.100 I just want you to know, Ken, because Ken and I were joking about this before we went on,

00:33:35.620 that his Internet is going to be a little bit shaky.

00:33:37.940 So please, guys, try to get past that, because I guess the hotel Wi-Fi is a little bit slow.

00:33:45.440 But, I mean, you're in and out.

00:33:46.960 We haven't lost too much of what you've had to say so far, and this is good.

00:33:50.620 This is better than I was expecting.

00:33:52.340 Here's a clip from Senator Ron Johnson.

00:33:54.540 In 2021, we averaged 2,700 adverse events.

00:34:00.120 So, again, they were so backlogged when I talked to Francis Collins because I'm watching this stuff.

00:34:05.160 And we'll talk about why I was watching this because I had a conversation with Dr. Michael Eaton.

00:34:09.700 We need to talk about that.

00:34:12.760 There's only 2,920 deaths.

00:34:15.040 Now that we've actually got the VAERS system, we go back in history, by end of April, there were actually 6,971 deaths.

00:34:24.160 not 2,900, 6,900 deaths already reported. Just hadn't been loaded in the system,

00:34:29.920 wasn't public yet, with 40 percent of those occurring on the day of vaccination

00:34:34.000 within one or two days. Okay, I know VAERS, they always say, doesn't prove causation. I got that.

00:34:42.800 That's a correlation. I mean, 40 percent of deaths occurring on the day of vaccination.

00:34:47.680 You know, I know if I had a loved one that went in perfectly healthy, got vaccinated, dropped dead,

00:34:53.200 didn't wake up from their sleep i know what i blame yeah you know that's that's the thing right

00:34:59.320 like have you ever asked somebody ken because i i can tell you that i've lost people over these

00:35:06.160 past three years friends of mine who are very close very close and just suddenly dying like

00:35:14.040 one of them actually getting her young children breakfast one morning and then just crashing down

00:35:21.620 on the floor of her house in front of her kids and you feel like if you ask any i'm sorry

00:35:36.500 it's not okay now now he's completely okay hang on you maybe wait wait wait if you pop out pop

00:35:44.180 back in i'll bet this yeah he heard me but you feel like if you ask the family

00:35:53.380 how vaccinated was she or how many shots did she get they're gonna come at you and i have

00:36:00.340 by the way asked that question to people and the response i've gotten is is very much

00:36:06.980 what i expected how dare you ask a question like that what do you know about it actually i know

00:36:13.220 quite a bit about it i've been researching this now for the past six or seven years and i can tell

00:36:17.540 you that this was never tested properly they just didn't have the time to do it now that's

00:36:27.700 it's not what i'm saying here i mean if some of you were sitting there what do you mean they

00:36:31.060 didn't have time it was an emergency no that's not what i'm saying at all what i'm saying is

00:36:36.740 they didn't have the time to do long-term testing and whenever they sit back and they say things

00:36:43.300 like well you know we tested to the best of our abilities and we bypass this test and that test

00:36:48.500 that we usually do for a vaccine but ultimately you can't do long or even back when they were

00:36:54.420 formulating this thing you can't even do medium-term testing so we have no idea what this

00:37:00.500 stuff is going to leave behind in people that may affect them five years from when they first took

00:37:06.660 it or 10 years or 15 years or generationally for goodness sakes this stuff could be passed down

00:37:13.220 through the genes for for years on end and then there's other people who are saying you know

00:37:19.860 other things about it i'm not going to get into that tonight but uh have you ever asked ken have

00:37:26.420 have you ever asked somebody, a family member of somebody who has passed away suddenly over the

00:37:32.220 past few years, how vaccinated that person was? Absolutely. Every time we've had members of our

00:37:38.800 family that all of a sudden, as a matter of fact, one, I won't say who, but he was an incredible

00:37:46.420 condition physically. He just had a full scan of his body. He did that every year. And two months

00:37:51.900 later, he had terminal cancer, turbo cancer, and he was vaccinated. As a matter of fact,

00:37:57.680 he was vaccinated because his family demanded that he get vaccinated. And I know many people

00:38:02.520 like that who died. And, you know, when we were at the Edmonton hearings, the question was asked

00:38:09.680 to the crowd. I think there was about 250 people in the room. Could anybody, anybody who's known

00:38:14.720 somebody who's had severe reaction to the COVID vaccine or died, raise your hand. I think

00:38:21.620 everyone in the room put their hand up so this is this is ubiquitous it's everywhere

00:38:28.420 this is mp chris lewis he is the mp for essex in ontario asking uh the senator a question earlier

00:38:35.940 today heard the word dr theresa tam brought up yet or at least i haven't uh and i know that she um

00:38:44.660 well she was quite frankly on all of our televisions during covid just like dr fauci

00:38:48.980 She was on American televisions.

00:38:51.280 I'm just curious, are you aware of any conversation between Dr. Carissa Tam, Dr. Fauci, the collaboration of such?

00:39:02.620 I've not heard of Dr. Tam.

00:39:04.260 I may have, but the name didn't register.

00:39:06.220 What I will do is I'll have that as a search term with the e-mails and texts, and I'll see.

00:39:13.140 I do know, and I don't want to release anything, but we are finding there's a great deal of cooperation between Fauci and federal health officials and Chinese officials.

00:39:31.120 Yeah, that's what Derek Sloan was fired from the Conservative Party of Canada for saying, I think, wasn't it?

00:39:36.940 Yeah, absolutely.

00:39:39.500 You know, they're all culpable in this.

00:39:42.120 As a matter of fact, everything in Canada is culpable in this.

00:39:46.360 Your bank's culpable because they were threatening to lock up your bank.

00:39:51.640 Your employer's culpable.

00:39:53.060 They made you take that stuff.

00:39:55.200 You know, why aren't people suing their employers?

00:39:57.760 Because when an employer makes you take something, like if an employer buys a hard hat and puts it on your head and makes you wear it and it's defective and you get hurt, they're responsible.

00:40:07.380 And when employers made you take that shot, it became a piece of PPE, personal protective equipment.

00:40:14.700 And if it's faulty, they're to blame.

00:40:17.260 So the employers, the churches, the stores, your school, everything, everybody was in on this.

00:40:24.980 And everybody played a role, whether it was a role of cowardice where they wouldn't stand up or a role of enforcing what they were told to do.

00:40:32.900 But there was exemptions, though.

00:40:35.580 like didn't they know i was not working for anybody during this whole time right so you know

00:40:41.780 i was lucky one of the lucky ones that wasn't forced to make that decision to be able to you

00:40:47.420 know pay for my house and and pay for my family and my cars and all of that stuff to keep food

00:40:52.320 on the table and whatnot but there are other people that were and as i recall i i heard stories

00:40:58.300 several stories about employers coming up with some last minute legalese and a form that they

00:41:03.840 made their employees sign and said you will not hold the company responsible for any

00:41:08.800 disabilities or any injuries you suffer from taking this blah blah blah blah did you hear

00:41:13.800 about that during the nci no that's the first i've heard of that i mean it would never stand

00:41:17.940 up anyway because if you're threatening that they're going to lose their job and you make

00:41:21.180 them sign a thing that's coercion you know at least it used well yeah but that's what this was

00:41:25.880 in the first place it was all coercion we're going to fire you but it's only the government

00:41:33.480 that gets away with doing anything they want, and it's legal.

00:41:36.460 You know, like this whole ruling on Sean's case. 0.97

00:41:40.440 I mean, gosh darn it.

00:41:42.560 So we talked about this at dinner last night. 0.97

00:41:45.700 A couple of lawyers are out at the table, and you know how I am.

00:41:48.280 I interpret it in a certain way, and if people don't know what I'm talking about,

00:41:52.020 I'm talking about the ruling in Sean Hartman's case.

00:41:54.160 He sued Health Canada, and, of course, Health Canada was telling you

00:41:58.040 it's safe and effective, safe and effective, and the court ruled

00:42:00.440 that Health Canada does not owe you, a Canadian citizen, a duty of care.

00:42:07.940 Just let that sink in a little bit.

00:42:10.320 That was a court ruling.

00:42:12.320 Health Canada, despite telling you it was safe and effective,

00:42:15.420 and you listened to them, and you got your mom injected,

00:42:18.800 and you got your children injected,

00:42:20.140 they, Health Canada, does not owe Canadians a legal duty of care.

00:42:27.640 That was the rule.

00:42:28.520 isn't that in the charter of rights and freedoms i wait a minute no i'm not health

00:42:35.900 charter i think that i read something about i've been through this so many times and i

00:42:40.760 can never remember charter of rights health

00:42:44.500 no this is not giving me what i want but i could canada health act the federal law governing public

00:42:52.920 health care insurance across canada ensuring criteria like universal access and portability

00:42:56.940 but they don't owe you the duty of care they don't owe you a duty of care so that means they

00:43:02.580 can they can look at you and go all right you're fine even if you're not well part of that by the

00:43:07.100 way that ruling was just the coolest thing and the lawyers all kind of looked at me last night

00:43:10.900 and i swear i only had one beer but it part of the reasoning for that was that the court decided

00:43:18.800 that health canada wasn't telling you as an individual and because they weren't telling

00:43:25.160 you as an individual and they were telling the all canadians that somehow that that made it so

00:43:31.720 they didn't have any liability for that or any duty of care for that i mean it's insane yeah it

00:43:38.600 is so that's fine government whatever but what about the private employers who were firing people

00:43:44.040 because they didn't want to get the shot well there's a bunch of class actions coming up there

00:43:48.240 and a lot of other actions coming up there but this is a you know this is a really interesting

00:43:54.500 thing and then excuse me to interrupt but then you've got you've got people who are suing their

00:44:00.620 own unions because the unions wouldn't act on their behalf absolutely right so they could not

00:44:06.480 actually go and sue the company they had to sue the union like whoa

00:44:11.880 nobody stuck up for you nobody stuck up for you your union didn't your pastor didn't your 0.70

00:44:19.760 your mayor didn't your your your police sure as hell didn't the lawyers wouldn't i i you know

00:44:26.440 shadow i shared i kind of forgot about this and i shared it with um with charles hoff today i i i

00:44:33.260 guess i could admit this now but you know when all this was going on the police were hanging

00:44:37.440 around my house and the ccist was on in our backyard and was monitoring us and i'm someone

00:44:43.360 that's dealt with all kinds of lawyers in winnipeg for 20 30 years i went to find a criminal lawyer

00:44:49.040 so that I could just have a phone number

00:44:52.040 in case I got arrested for speaking about this.

00:44:54.960 And you know I couldn't get one?

00:44:56.860 And I know lots of lawyers in Winnipeg.

00:44:59.780 No one would sign on

00:45:02.600 just in case Rosalie would have somewhere to phone?

00:45:07.840 Wait a minute.

00:45:08.700 You were calling these lawyers that you knew.

00:45:12.000 Were they answering the calls?

00:45:14.180 Oh, yeah.

00:45:16.100 Giggling and laughing along the way.

00:45:19.040 And guys I know for 20 years, or actually, that's a lie, 30 years.

00:45:23.780 So guys you've known for 30 years, what would they say aside from the giggling?

00:45:27.940 Well, you know, we'll see, Ken, this is not true and all those kinds of stuff.

00:45:33.160 And what happened there was that it's kind of interesting.

00:45:37.420 This has happened across most industries.

00:45:40.380 At one time, like 40 years ago, you'd go and talk to your lawyer or your engineer or whoever the hell it was.

00:45:46.500 And it was a little firm with about 10 people in it.

00:45:49.040 and you know they were doing this kind of work and that kind of work what's happened

00:45:52.320 to most professions in canada is they've consolidated now so now you have these giant

00:45:57.920 firms that keep they're like soap bubbles and they keep jamming themselves together and now you got

00:46:02.080 300 lawyers there and they do business with all levels of government every single one of them

00:46:06.640 so they're all tainted yeah exactly i got sarah shijonian on the show tomorrow night you know

00:46:14.480 sarah oh yeah yeah yeah i've got her on her zoom call too uh for the week after yeah by the way

00:46:21.480 ken does zoom calls tuesday nights not this week obviously you're in ottawa but tuesday nights

00:46:25.760 how can people get that by the way oh they just go to manitobastrongertogether.ca and there's a

00:46:31.960 button right near the top it says join the zoom and it's every tuesday at uh 6 30 it was an hour

00:46:37.140 just an hour 6 30 central time tuesday nights so yeah sarah's going to join and this is another

00:46:43.600 thing too you know medical professionals nurses doctors whatever i mean you talked to charles

00:46:48.000 hoff i mean he was on the show a couple of weeks ago or a couple of months ago i'm sorry and he

00:46:53.440 told his story um about you know how how they came after him hard in british columbia uh tried to

00:47:01.920 take away his license sarah was one of the canada's frontline nurses and she wound up after

00:47:08.720 five years of going through this hell with a fine of 297 thousand dollars and still

00:47:17.440 they have another couple of cases going against her they are not going to let this go even as all

00:47:24.160 of the information about these vaccines come out even as all of the information and we knew

00:47:30.240 we knew back then you know that masks didn't work and social distancing was a myth and all of these

00:47:36.480 things and these are the things that they're still holding against her yeah and it's mind-blowing to

00:47:42.960 me sarah's a really interesting case i interviewed her in the nci on the first time i think it was in

00:47:49.440 regina and her story is really interesting and and and you might somebody if your viewers are

00:47:56.240 interested they might want to look that up and listen to the questioning when i questioned her

00:48:00.080 because i was at she was talking about how she was working in a senior's place and how her senior

00:48:06.320 started to deteriorate right away. And so I said to her, well, Sarah, what happened at the end of

00:48:12.840 your shift when you would tell the doctor, the attending doctor, about what you were seeing?

00:48:19.260 And she said to me, doctor? I said, yeah, obviously you're looking after 30 elderly people and you've

00:48:25.500 just injected them with some stuff and you're locking them up. You must have got to talk to

00:48:29.420 a doctor at the end of your shift each day and tell them what was going on. She says, I never

00:48:32.720 saw any doctors. So the next thing I asked her, I said, so when the provincial regulator came along

00:48:39.680 to check and see how all these old people were doing, you know, the ones that were locked up 0.98

00:48:43.660 in the rooms for weeks and months at a time, what did the regulator say to you when you said that?

00:48:48.320 She said, regulator? I said, yeah, there must have been a regulator from Saskatchewan Health

00:48:53.820 since they were the ones who imposed this. She says, there was never any doctors or any regulators

00:48:58.440 we could talk to in other words they threw these people to the dogs and they left them there and

00:49:04.680 if somebody like sarah came along and said something they've gone after her like this

00:49:09.560 it's it's absolutely disgusting it is disgusting we're going to talk more about that with sarah

00:49:16.120 tomorrow night she's on the show we're going to be again on all the big platforms eight o'clock

00:49:21.320 central tomorrow night so any big surprises that you know of that you can talk about coming this

00:49:27.000 week at the allison inquiry ken or or i know secrecy what did what did sergeant schultz always

00:49:34.120 say i don't know i know nothing and frankly folks i don't know anything it's it's it's been tightly

00:49:41.560 controlled for security purposes i know there's some other surprise people coming i don't know

00:49:46.600 who there are but for security they've kept it quiet as to where and all that other kind of stuff

00:49:50.920 So it'll be an adventure for the next couple of days.

00:49:56.140 I was hoping that you could say something about something,

00:49:59.060 but I guess not.

00:49:59.780 And I'm not going to push you because.

00:50:01.160 Well, I know a good looking guy with a gray beard

00:50:03.780 who will be testifying on Thursday sometime.

00:50:09.280 All right, buddy.

00:50:10.120 Thank you for coming on tonight and enjoy the rest of your time at Ottawa.

00:50:13.920 Say hi to everybody for me, please.

00:50:15.420 I will.

00:50:16.000 Thanks, Shadow.

00:50:16.820 Okay.

00:50:17.220 There is Ken Drysdale, you guys.

00:50:18.760 We'll be right back.

00:50:20.920 We'll be right back.

00:50:50.920 We'll be right back.

00:51:20.920 welcome back oh you know what i forgot to take ken's name off the screen give me two seconds

00:51:31.280 here and i'll uh i'll take care of that i know it's longer than two seconds uh ding okay so

00:51:38.900 before we continue on we got lots more to cover we got the u.s trade stuff apparently they're

00:51:43.760 going to get back to the bargaining table maybe uh by the end of this week but anyway if you would

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00:52:22.080 really helps to support the show and support independent media because you absolutely know

00:52:28.840 that the left-wing corporate media is lying to you. We're going to get to the U.S.-Canada trade

00:52:34.800 negotiation stuff in just a second, but I want to remind you of who Mark Carney is

00:52:40.900 and what mark carney represents and possibly how long he's actually been controlling this

00:52:49.880 government this liberal government like do you think that justin trudeau was ever really in

00:52:56.640 charge of canada i mean the antics that we've seen on social media from him and what's her what's

00:53:03.580 named Kathy Perry there have been absolutely juvenile, childish, like singing with a plunger

00:53:12.240 in Home Depot, dancing on a beach. Like it's fine to dance on a beach, I suppose, but why would you

00:53:23.300 want to take a video of that and put it out on social media? You're a former world leader,

00:53:28.400 a mature, well-thought-out individual. Of course, Justin Trudeau was never in charge,

00:53:37.420 not really. He was a talking head. He was the face of the cabal. He was the face of the city

00:53:43.720 of London. And who was the one with his hand up Trudeau's back? It's obviously Mark Carney.

00:53:51.260 let's go back a few years mark carney was an early supporter of government crackdown against

00:53:59.620 freedom convoy i'm not sure if you guys are aware of that because the toronto star i think it knows

00:54:04.200 globe and mail he wrote this editorial in the globe and mail and because the globe and mail

00:54:08.000 has got a paywall none of us ever read what he actually said so we had to go and find excerpts

00:54:13.840 of it on different sources like this one here life site news and this one goes back a few years

00:54:20.060 but it's worth going back to see.

00:54:23.380 And this explains exactly why there's no liberal MPs

00:54:26.860 at the Allison inquiry this week

00:54:28.680 and probably conservative MPs as well.

00:54:33.700 The future prime minister called the Freedom Convoy in 2022

00:54:36.800 an insurrection against lawful authority

00:54:40.860 despite the peaceful nature of the protests.

00:54:44.400 Freedom Convoy, now this goes back to March of 2025,

00:54:47.640 but I think it's worth reading now considering the Allison inquiry is on and the whole reason

00:54:56.760 behind Freedom Convoy was mandates, vaccines, otherwise social distancing, people not being

00:55:04.360 able to earn a living. It was all backed up with COVID nonsense. The Freedom Convoy arrived in

00:55:13.560 Ottawa on January 29th, 2022. Two weeks later, February 14th, Trudeau declared the emergencies

00:55:19.380 act. His public safety minister at the time, Marco Mendocino, insisted that law enforcement

00:55:25.380 had requested the measure. Police from all over the country began arriving in Ottawa and on February

00:55:30.380 18th, they were sent to clear the streets, including a contingent on horseback. Who was

00:55:34.980 this person who wrote this? Jonathan Van Maron. Jonathan says, I was in Ottawa for the crackdown.

00:55:40.700 Some of the scenes were surreal. January 23rd, 2024, federal court justice Richard Mosley ruled

00:55:46.940 that Trudeau's decision to invoke the Emergencies Act was both unreasonable and a violation of the

00:55:51.700 rights of Canadians as guaranteed by the charter. He found that the invocation of the act lacked

00:55:57.320 justification, transparency, transparency and intelligibility, infringed on freedom of expression

00:56:04.880 and violated protection against unreasonable search and seizure due to freezing of bank accounts and

00:56:09.820 suppression of protests. Trudeau government is appealing the decision. It lost at the Court of

00:56:15.420 Appeals, but now they're going to go to the Supreme Court, still insisting against all evidence that

00:56:22.600 the Emergencies Act was essential to restoring peace despite the fact there was not a single

00:56:27.580 incident of documented violence during the Freedom Convoy. Further to that, RCMP Commissioner Brenda

00:56:33.280 Luckey, again at the time, directly contradicted the claims made by Mendocino, stating that law

00:56:39.220 enforcement had not requested the Emergencies Act, a key aspect of the government's justification

00:56:43.880 for invocation. It was never a question of requesting the Emergencies Act, Lucky told

00:56:49.540 the Public Order Emergency Commission bluntly. Interestingly, one of the early advocates of a

00:56:55.400 crackdown on the Freedom Convoy was now Prime Minister Mark Carney. On February 7th, a mere

00:57:02.660 week into the protests, Carney penned a furious editorial in the Globe and Mail titled, This is

00:57:08.200 sedition, and it's time to put an end to it in Ottawa. He claimed that people were being

00:57:14.700 terrorized, that women were fleeing abuse, he stated bluntly. This shows you the level of

00:57:21.700 honesty and integrity this man has, which is zero. This is sedition. That's a word I never

00:57:30.920 thought I'd use in Canada. It means incitement of resistance to or insurrection against lawful

00:57:36.200 authority. Carney went further, writing that although the protest might have been initially

00:57:41.740 peaceful, by now anyone sending money to the convoy should be in no doubt you are funding

00:57:47.120 sedition. They called on the government to identify those who are prolonging this manufactured crisis

00:57:53.280 and punish them to the full extent of the law. Hello, Chris Barber, Pat King, Tamara Leach.

00:58:01.300 He opined that donating to the Freedom Convoy amounted to supporting an insurrection, concluding

00:58:06.900 It's time to end this edition in Ottawa by enforcing the law and following the money.

00:58:12.880 Decisive action must be taken to protect Canadians and our democracy.

00:58:16.940 Our Constitution is based on peace, order, and good government.

00:58:20.060 This is their interpretation of our Constitution and our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

00:58:25.400 It means nothing, ultimately.

00:58:30.560 We must live up to this founding principle in order to protect all of our freedoms.

00:58:34.780 He says that the people who attended the Freedom Convoy and the people who made cash donations to Freedom Convoy, they were the ones responsible responsible for breaking the charter, not the government.

00:58:53.020 Now, it's either a lie or a gross misinterpretation.

00:58:57.060 What do you think it is?

00:58:58.300 carney was already a key figure in trudeau's circle at this point and it's difficult not to

00:59:07.940 conclude that he was publicly building the case for what trudeau would ultimately do freeze bank

00:59:13.160 accounts invoke the emergencies act and launch a crackdown and let's not forget that carney and

00:59:19.220 christia freeland very tight told you guys this last week carney is godfather to freeland's kids

00:59:26.860 they've been associates for a very long time freeland was the finance minister that in fact

00:59:37.160 did freeze the bank accounts of course you guys remember that

00:59:40.300 freeze bank accounts invoke the emergencies act launch a crackdown ironically a federal justice

00:59:47.960 would conclude based on a mountain of evidence that the government crackdown carney appeared to

00:59:52.000 be advocating did precisely what he accused the convoy protesters of doing, violating the

00:59:57.360 fundamental rights of Canadians. Carney has kept understandably mum on all of this since his

01:00:04.680 leadership race and subsequent victory, although presumably he will be continuing the Trudeau

01:00:09.000 government's ongoing appeal to overturn the federal ruling, and indeed he is.

01:00:15.680 To state that the Trudeau government violated the fundamental rights of Canadians in cracking

01:00:20.240 down on protesters, often rendered desperate by their vaccine mandate policies, which they

01:00:25.240 cynically used as a wedge issue in a failed attempt to secure a second majority government.

01:00:30.780 Not a right wing conspiracy theory. It's the considered opinion of a federal judge that to

01:00:36.180 date has not been overturned. Carney appears to be cut from precisely the same cloth and

01:00:41.460 surrounded himself with those who carried out the crackdown. Now, let me let me go ahead and

01:00:46.160 correct Jonathan here, the writer of this article.

01:00:50.240 Mark Carney is not cut from the same cloth.

01:00:54.940 He's the one doing the cutting.

01:00:58.820 Mark Carney is taking Canada down a path of financial ruin, economic destruction.

01:01:07.920 Now, let me ask you a question.

01:01:11.760 Why?

01:01:13.540 People are saying it's his ego. 0.99

01:01:15.380 I would submit that not even the biggest ego in the world would be stupid enough to face the largest, most robust economy and military the world has ever known with a pop gun. 0.99

01:01:30.840 So to me, that's out. It's not ego. Is it for political gain? Does Carney even care? 0.99

01:01:36.840 I mean, he's bribed enough conservative MPs to come over to give himself a majority. He doesn't even need to have another election.

01:01:45.380 Will he call a snap election in November?

01:01:49.220 Maybe.

01:01:50.060 He doesn't need to.

01:01:52.780 Matter of fact, he was asked last week if he was going to stay on as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada for the next election.

01:01:59.260 He didn't answer that question.

01:02:00.760 He rambled on for two minutes with an answer that did not answer the question.

01:02:06.960 I don't think he is.

01:02:09.780 So what is Mark Carney doing?

01:02:15.380 they're using Canada as a proxy for the city of London, China, and the European Union

01:02:23.160 against Donald Trump's American system. That is exactly what they're doing.

01:02:30.140 And this war of words between the United States politicians and Canadian politicians means

01:02:36.940 nothing. But if you still think it does, then here's Jamison Greer, who is the U.S. trade

01:02:42.320 representative. The U.S. approach, President Trump's approach, is that we're trying to fix

01:02:47.400 the problems of globalization. We look at our past trade deals and we understand that these

01:02:52.500 opened America's borders to foreign goods, foreign services that undermine a lot of our workers. And 0.75

01:02:58.300 so we're trying to fix that so we can have auto jobs back here, et cetera. Canada's approach is

01:03:03.120 different. Canada is doubling down on globalization. Canada wants to have a bunch of free trade

01:03:08.300 agreements with europe uh you know with india with all these other places and they can do that

01:03:12.740 right they're their own country and if that's what they want to do that's fine but we want to

01:03:16.420 make sure that north america is protected we want to make sure that if something's coming in from

01:03:20.460 canada and it's getting a great deal that it's truly canadian so when they go to to china and

01:03:27.100 they say listen we're going to let in chinese autos and we're going to invite chinese auto

01:03:30.960 investment into canada that's inconsistent with u.s trade policy and again if canada wants to do

01:03:36.300 that that's their right but it doesn't mean that we have to go along with it well it's actually

01:03:41.580 not just against u.s trade policy it's against u.s military policy we're going to get into that

01:03:49.480 and i'll explain to you why i think all of this is happening and maybe you guys are avid followers

01:03:56.960 of promethean action promethean updates with barbara boyd and susan kokinda they do a very

01:04:02.640 good breakdown of the geopolitical aspect of all of this. Donald Trump, the Don Rowe Doctrine.

01:04:09.340 That's what this is. And that includes trade with any country in the Western Hemisphere.

01:04:20.120 Now, having said that, let me show you this. EU and Canada plan far-reaching alliance to

01:04:26.020 strengthened partnership. This came out today. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen,

01:04:33.600 unelected by the way, is expected to announce the plans on September the 16th. Really?

01:04:41.380 Remember all that, you know, hype about Canada joining the European Union? And for some reason,

01:04:47.740 pollsters were taking polls on it and apparently 65% of Canadians thought that was a great idea,

01:04:53.100 even though it's across an ocean as compared to being the 51st state.

01:04:59.180 I mean, we're right there anyway, why not? 1.00

01:05:03.160 But there's so many stupid people in this country that it actually blows your mind. 1.00

01:05:08.880 The European Union and Canada are working toward a new all-encompassing relationship 1.00

01:05:14.360 that will range from trade to security as the transatlantic partners seek to build a new alliance

01:05:19.840 to offset the global power politics dominated by the U.S. and China. Really?

01:05:28.940 Now, it's my opinion, by the way, that China is also a proxy for the hidden hand in the city of 0.65

01:05:35.140 London. But again, that's only an opinion that I have, and I think it goes back to the opium wars. 0.59

01:05:40.800 But you guys can think of that what you will. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen,

01:05:47.120 The top executive of the EU is expected to announce the plans that her State of the Union address in Strasbourg, France, coming up next week, according to people familiar with the preparations.

01:05:57.600 Carney will attend the speech, then address European lawmakers the following day.

01:06:01.900 And again, this will pretty much join Canada with the European Union in everything but name.

01:06:11.100 So Canada will not be an official EU partner.

01:06:17.120 Carney's government has made a deeper EU partnership a top priority and is actively

01:06:21.580 looking at everything short of actual membership, said a Canadian official who spoke on the

01:06:26.640 condition of anonymity.

01:06:30.980 I can tell you, but you can't tell anybody who I am, which means this could all be complete 0.99

01:06:36.120 bullshit. 0.89

01:06:38.160 The discussions are particularly focused on strategic capabilities, such as cooperation 0.99

01:06:43.980 on defense, space exploration, and scientific research. It's not clear whether new legal tools

01:06:51.480 would be needed to formulize this partnership, but those discussions are ongoing, and Carney's

01:06:56.160 government will be consulting with Canadian provinces and industries, the official said

01:07:00.900 in a remarkable speech at the World Economic Forum earlier this year. Blah, blah, blah, blah. You guys

01:07:06.300 all know about that, so we don't need to get into that. But here's another one. Canada

01:07:10.400 getting into a military partnership with china

01:07:16.520 this is not going to sit well with the u.s administration i mean let's let's be honest

01:07:27.400 here the u.s administration maybe not donald trump personally but definitely people who work for him

01:07:33.000 or people who work for people who work for him i mean there's a big web they're monitoring this

01:07:39.340 stuff. And they're getting it back to the people that need to hear it. And, you know, some of

01:07:46.200 Trump's threats today and yesterday echo exactly what's going on in the Canadian media sphere.

01:07:55.260 China reveals military talks with Canadian officials after years of strain. What?

01:08:01.280 and you know i believe the polls are tainted but that's only my opinion because they're

01:08:13.140 all financed by the federal government so they're going to come out exactly as the

01:08:17.680 federal government wants them to come out so if i'm you i'm not believing any polls

01:08:22.960 all of them liaison angus reed they're all tainted and they'll tell you that 65 percent

01:08:32.580 of canadians would rather be partners with communist totalitarian china than the united 0.59

01:08:39.180 states it's all because of donald trump again mind-blowing right as the carny government

01:08:48.040 pursues deeper relations with Beijing. The Chinese government reports it held a candid

01:08:53.020 and in-depth exchange on military issues with Canadian officials. Last week's meeting followed

01:08:59.020 years of diplomatic strain and is raising concerns among conservatives who reject the idea of

01:09:04.600 military cooperation with China. China's defense ministry revealed the two countries held their

01:09:14.500 Fifth Defense Coordination Dialogue last week, and Canada's Defense Department confirmed

01:09:18.820 that report days later. Ottawa says it does not publicize working-level meetings by officials,

01:09:25.160 but adds the talks are about protecting Canadian interests. With China? I mean, how many of our

01:09:33.080 MPs are owned by China anyway? MLAs, city councillors, municipal councillors.

01:09:38.040 Has that question ever been answered by anybody?

01:09:44.500 It just kind of fades away, doesn't it?

01:09:49.700 Ottawa says it does not publicize working-level meetings.

01:09:52.800 In early 2024, Canadian military officials said

01:09:55.400 they were pursuing more open dialogue with their Chinese counterparts.

01:09:59.320 Why?

01:10:03.140 China's ambassador at the time said this effort had been hindered by Canada

01:10:06.700 sending Navy ships through the Taiwan Strait.

01:10:09.340 Like, what the hell is going on?

01:10:14.500 It's part of Mark Carney's new world order.

01:10:28.840 Okay, let's put this up.

01:10:31.380 Truth Social.

01:10:31.900 I'm not a member, so they want me to create an account, as you can see.

01:10:35.600 But I'm not going to sign up for Truth Social just so I can follow Donald Trump when I can do it like this.

01:10:40.620 Donald Trump said yesterday, everyone knows.

01:10:44.620 No, wait a minute.

01:10:45.160 This was today.

01:10:46.060 Sorry, I'm wrong.

01:10:47.420 We'll get to yesterday's in just a second.

01:10:49.380 Everyone knows that Canada doesn't let our great dairy farmers sell into the Canadian market. 0.89

01:10:54.160 And that the only reason Canada makes autos is because of previous disastrous trade agreements.

01:11:00.640 Hang on a minute.

01:11:03.180 There we go.

01:11:04.200 Previous disastrous trade agreements while other presidents were in office.

01:11:07.940 and it has been ripping us off for years. But what many do not realize is the Canadian government,

01:11:13.560 including Canadian provinces, have banned American small businesses and companies from

01:11:18.040 selling into their government procurement markets. This is the case, even though Canada gets brought

01:11:23.820 access into the massive American government procurement market, including those of our

01:11:28.700 states. That's not reciprocity. It's a Canadian trade scam. From now on, no reciprocity, no access.

01:11:36.380 I am hereby directing the GSA working with the USTR, that's Jameson Greer, to take all necessary steps to remove Canadian origin products from GSA's multiple award schedules unless Canada restores full and fair reciprocity for American farmers and companies.

01:11:51.960 Those schedules account for more than $50 billion a year.

01:11:55.200 Now, technically speaking, Canada won't lose $50 billion a year.

01:11:59.200 Just what part of that $50 billion that Canada is able to sell into?

01:12:03.700 Let's call it $1 billion.

01:12:04.680 Either, you know, I mean, whatever, it's still a big chunk and it's still another shot across

01:12:11.180 the bow. They should have been cut off years ago by other administrations like it was by mine,

01:12:16.340 only to be reinstituted by sleepy Joe Biden. Thank you for your attention to this matter,

01:12:22.700 Donald J. Trump. And then this one yesterday. Now, he hasn't acted on this. This is only a

01:12:28.220 threat. He hasn't made this real yet unless I missed something earlier today. I don't think

01:12:32.440 I did. No more selling Bombardier in the United States. Their products aren't good enough. Over

01:12:38.280 50 percent of their revenue comes from the United States. They live off American buyers, American 0.99

01:12:43.040 companies, American airports and American service. All while Canada blocks our great American banks 0.87

01:12:48.320 and companies throughout the USA. They even blocked Gulfstream Aerospace from doing business

01:12:53.360 in Canada completely unjust and unfair. That era is over. If they want our market, they must build

01:12:58.540 here, Bombardier, and stop treating America like a piggy bank. Buy American, fly on American 0.53

01:13:04.300 airliners, enjoy American liquor and beverages, sail on Lake America, America first. Thank you

01:13:10.660 for your attention to this matter, President Donald J. Trump. Now, if he goes ahead and says,

01:13:18.700 Bombardier, you're not allowed to sell in the United States anymore, that's 55.0% of their

01:13:24.120 revenue. Gone. Which means either massive layoffs or a massive taxpayer-funded bailout. Another one

01:13:32.600 for Bombardier. Do you know how many times Bombardier has been bailed out by either the

01:13:37.520 federal government or provincial government, Quebec, since 1966? They've been bailed out over

01:13:43.040 50 times. So what is Trump doing with that? He's setting provinces against provinces and all of

01:13:50.740 them against the federal government. It's actually a brilliant strategic chess move.

01:13:56.340 It's exactly what he's doing. And especially Western Canadians who are sick and tired of their

01:14:02.980 tax dollars, the ones they spend on federal taxes, going to Quebec, they're sick and tired of it. 0.65

01:14:08.360 So my question then is, will the elbows up people find that to be enough

01:14:14.800 to break the spell of their Trump derangement syndrome?

01:14:20.160 And by the way, I'm not sitting here saying that I love Donald Trump either.

01:14:23.060 I mean, there's some policies I agree with, there's some policies I don't.

01:14:26.160 But ultimately, you know, I think his policies are way better than what's going on up here.

01:14:33.100 Will that be enough to break the Trump derangement syndrome in these people,

01:14:38.820 these elbows-up people, or no?

01:14:41.800 Personally, I don't think so.

01:14:43.440 Trump's going to have to do more and he probably will. He probably will. But let's get back to

01:14:50.160 why this is happening in the first place. What does Trump have up his sleeve? Because now this

01:14:57.140 actually, this is a great piece here that was on the CBC, believe it or not, the other day.

01:15:01.860 What's this guy's name? Ian Lee. He's an economist with the Carleton School of Economics. And he was

01:15:08.920 on cbc the other day this is a very good watch this community saying this whose jobs and companies

01:15:14.040 are on the line i hear it people in the public sector who are exempt and privileged and and are

01:15:19.800 not going to get hit because governments don't go bankrupt whereas the private the chamber of

01:15:24.000 commerce the confederation of independent business the various business groups across canada are just

01:15:29.140 terrified of this and of losing our access and we're going to this is going to undermine capital

01:15:35.460 investment in this country which we desperately need to diversify away from the united states

01:15:40.580 the line it's not about kowtowing to donald trump there are an awful lot of people whose jobs are on

01:15:47.540 the line um and are going to and this this continues uh it could lead to this incredibly

01:15:54.900 unpredictable mercurial individual called trump he could uh it is not inconceivable he could abrogate

01:16:02.020 the Kuzma. And while some people are sanguine and casual about it in some of the op-eds, 0.77

01:16:08.660 I don't think that, I don't hear the business community saying, no, no, no, we've got to put

01:16:12.580 up our dukes, you know, elbows up. That's an emotional response. That's not a policy. That's

01:16:19.000 not a negotiating strategy. But Ian, you know, there may be a difference with Canada. Some of

01:16:25.440 those trade deals you're talking about, like with the UK, for instance, it was a paper with a couple

01:16:29.940 of points on it. With the EU, it was much more involved. But with Canada, at least to hear the

01:16:35.560 country government tell it, they wanted a piece of Canada's sovereignty. Is that tradable in a

01:16:39.860 negotiation? No, I don't think it is. By the way, we don't know. I mean, that was a claim that Canada

01:16:46.960 made. I don't know. I wasn't in the room. We weren't there. The trade secretary, the trade

01:16:54.300 uh rep uh mr greer said they did not uh make any such demands so it's it's very much up in the air

01:17:00.860 but that's why you have negotiations i mean the whole point of negotiations is to find out

01:17:06.060 what what you're willing to compromise on what the other side is willing to compromise on

01:17:10.620 rather than prejudging it and saying i'm walking away from the table um yeah he's absolutely right

01:17:17.300 ian lee and i think that whole thing is like six or seven minutes long you can find that on uh on

01:17:23.360 x if you're a member of x and if you are then don't forget to follow me at shadow davis on x

01:17:28.940 don't forget if you're watching this on facebook or rumble whatever and you're not following the

01:17:33.080 show or maybe you've been unfollowed by one of these social media platforms you know they do

01:17:37.420 that youtube does it definitely make sure you go ahead and re-follow the show it helps to get

01:17:44.820 the show out to as many people as we possibly can this is the point now speaking of jameson

01:17:50.220 Greer. He was on Fox News over the weekend. Here's what he said about the Canada-U.S. negotiations.

01:17:56.900 President Trump's approach is that we're trying to fix the problems of globalization.

01:18:02.400 We look at our past trade deals and we understand that these opened America's borders to foreign

01:18:07.440 goods, foreign services that undermine a lot of our workers. And so we're trying to fix that so

01:18:12.460 we can have auto jobs back here, et cetera. Canada's approach is different. Canada is doubling down

01:18:18.020 on globalization. Canada wants to have a bunch of free trade agreements with Europe,

01:18:22.660 you know, with India, with all these other places. And they can do that, right? They're

01:18:25.980 their own country. And if that's what they want to do, that's fine. But we want to make sure that

01:18:29.940 North America is protected. We want to make sure that if something's coming in from Canada

01:18:33.720 and it's getting a great deal, that it's truly Canadian. So when they go to China and they say,

01:18:40.400 listen, we're going to let in Chinese autos and we're going to invite Chinese auto investment

01:18:44.220 into canada that's inconsistent with u.s trade policy and again if canada wants to do that

01:18:49.460 that's their right but it doesn't mean that we have to go along with it yeah exactly what he's

01:18:55.480 saying and now canada's in military talks with china what the hell well you don't know that

01:19:01.820 shadow i mean it's just a short story from the canadian press that every single media

01:19:06.400 company in canada picked up by the way but of course we don't know the details of any of these

01:19:14.020 negotiations or these discussions they're having with China, because the Kearney government is not

01:19:19.460 exactly the most transparent government we've ever seen. And I'm not even saying that generally

01:19:26.520 governments are transparent. Obviously, they're not. But this one is deep into the darkness.

01:19:32.620 We don't negotiate in public. Well, I don't expect you to negotiate in public. But if you're going to

01:19:37.260 come out and tell us that this is what the Americans said, and they're going to come out

01:19:40.860 and say, no, we never said that. I don't know what you're talking about. Then maybe, you know,

01:19:44.720 if it's going to affect our lives, you should probably come out and tell us exactly why you

01:19:49.840 walked away from the bargaining table in the first place at the last minute, by the way.

01:19:57.120 Do the Americans want Canadian sovereignty? I think so. I think that I think that there is

01:20:05.760 probably not not the French language thing. Trump doesn't care about that. He doesn't.

01:20:09.220 this is about protecting the western hemisphere and i'm not sure if you guys remember this

01:20:17.900 but this was put on the white house website last december whitehouse.gov where it sits today

01:20:24.560 and you know when ian lee said a mercurial figure like donald trump meaning mysterious

01:20:30.280 or unpredictable you never know what he's going to do donald trump is following this

01:20:37.880 doctrine. You can go read the whole thing for yourself. It's like 33 pages. Again,

01:20:45.160 whitehouse.gov. Western Hemisphere, the Trump corollary to the Monroe Doctrine they call the

01:20:51.700 Donroe Doctrine. After years of neglect, the United States will reassert and enforce the

01:21:00.260 Monroe Doctrine to restore American preeminence in the Western Hemisphere and to protect our

01:21:05.260 homeland and our access to key geographies throughout the region. We will deny non-hemispheric 1.00

01:21:13.000 competitors the ability to position forces or other threatening capabilities or to own or

01:21:18.380 control strategically vital assets in our hemisphere. Hello, China. Now, Xi Jinping is 0.95

01:21:27.260 going to visit Donald Trump next week. I wonder what their conversation is going to be about.

01:21:35.260 This Trump corollary to the Monroe Doctrine is a common sense and potent restoration of

01:21:40.480 American power and priorities consistent with American security interests. I'm not going to

01:21:45.560 read the whole thing, you guys. You can go and read it in your own time. I'll just give you a

01:21:49.020 couple of pages here for a taste. But they say our goals for the Western Hemisphere can be

01:21:54.500 summarized as enlist and expand. We will enlist established friends in the hemisphere to control

01:21:59.860 migration. Canada not doing such a good job of that. Stop drug flows. Canada not doing such a

01:22:07.100 good job of that. And strength and stability and security on land and sea. Canada not doing a great

01:22:13.900 job of that. We will expand by cultivating and strengthening new partners while bolstering our

01:22:21.180 own nation's appeal as the hemisphere's economic and security partner of choice. American policy

01:22:28.400 should focus on enlisting regional champions that can help create tolerable stability in the region,

01:22:34.200 even beyond those partners' borders. These nations would help us stop illegal and destabilizing

01:22:39.880 migration, neutralize cartels, nearshore manufacturing, and develop local private

01:22:44.760 economies, among other things. We will reward and encourage the region's governments, political

01:22:49.540 parties, and movements broadly aligned with our principles and strategy, but we must not overlook

01:22:55.220 governments with different outlooks with whom we nonetheless share interests and who want to work 0.97

01:23:01.860 with us hello mark carney the elbows up morons are still out there though christia freeland making 0.93

01:23:11.160 the round for some reason like they keep bringing her out to talk to american media like this 1.00

01:23:17.400 conversation with ms now which is ridiculous watch this as a reminder of who we are whoops that's the 0.99

01:23:22.980 wrong one that's david eby okay well i'll find that one later but speaking of morons and elbows 0.99

01:23:29.700 up this is david eby he's talking about these new signs i'm not sure how many thousands or even 0.97

01:23:34.260 millions of dollars the bc government spent on these signs that they're putting up at border

01:23:39.320 ports of entry into british columbia or bc will be unveiling new welcome signs at our border

01:23:45.920 crossings they carry a message that reflects the spirit of this moment welcome to bc canada strong

01:23:55.520 proud and never the 51st state sorry

01:24:06.720 and could he get away with spending thousands or even millions of dollars on these signs yeah

01:24:11.200 sure he could just like doug ford got away with uh putting up a sign that said lake ontario the 0.98

01:24:16.560 other day because the elbows up crowd support all that crap like this country is completely 0.97

01:24:23.600 unhinged my friends it's off the rails they're listening to people like christie freeland 0.98

01:24:31.120 all right canada let's talk about it uh what is what do canadians believe is at the heart

01:24:37.680 of this angry rhetoric, this bullying, this trade war that the president has initiated?

01:24:44.800 Look, I think that Canadians are feeling very angry. They're feeling very disappointed.

01:24:51.900 They're feeling very betrayed. And obviously, Canadians understand that this is coming from

01:24:58.440 President Trump and the people who back him. But Canadians also know that President Trump

01:25:06.140 was elected not once but twice and that is causing a lot of canadians to wonder

01:25:13.480 whether the united states can ever be trusted again so you just

01:25:18.460 first of all asking a politician what canadians think is kind of a useless exercise wouldn't you

01:25:26.760 say but it's apparently not just trump now it's the people of the united states who elected him

01:25:34.300 They're the problem. And what if they elect somebody worse in the next election?

01:25:39.820 Obviously, the Liberal Party of Canada is actively campaigning on behalf of the Democrat Party of

01:25:46.460 the United States because they're allied. They have the same funders. Who might that be?

01:25:54.840 City of London, the Hidden Hand, Mark Carney, Chatham House, the European Union.

01:26:04.300 You guys go look it up, see for yourselves and do not say conspiracy. You're just a conspiracy

01:26:10.660 theorist. Do not ever utter those words again. Do not ever utter those words again, unless you

01:26:17.940 actually know what you're talking about, then I'll respect it. But until then, unless you've

01:26:23.220 studied up, don't bother because what's going on here from my understanding of it is exactly what

01:26:32.460 I've been talking about for this entire time since Ken left the show a half an hour ago.

01:26:37.960 Mass migration, all part of the UN Migration Compact, which was signed into law in Canada.

01:26:43.660 Well, not law, but signed on to in 2018. So it's not law in Canada. It's not even a binding

01:26:49.860 agreement. It's just something they signed that they happen to be going along with.

01:26:55.720 Because all of the technocrats and billionaires at the World Economic Forum and in Chatham House

01:27:01.940 and in the city of london say yeah yeah this is what we want for whatever reason disruptiveness

01:27:07.260 who knows what their actual final goals are depopulation people say but i don't see how this

01:27:13.540 keep war keep tension going on keep the red ants fighting with the green ants and the black ants

01:27:20.520 and the brown ants so they can go ahead and do whatever it is they want to do consolidate their

01:27:25.400 wealth and it's always about the money so oh by the way one last thing here regarding the u.s and

01:27:35.340 canada who's coming in to us from our colleagues at radio canada just translating here uh uh to

01:27:42.160 note that uh dominic leblanc the canada u.s trade minister is indeed set to meet with jameson grier

01:27:48.360 his counterpart on the american side today uh that we don't know if it will be in person or

01:27:53.240 if it will just be a telephone call, they are set to discuss the next steps between the two countries

01:27:59.040 and that there are further conversations planned through the course of this week

01:28:03.420 between Dominic LeBlanc and Jameson Greer.

01:28:05.720 So it does seem that in spite of Canada's decision to launch counter tariffs today

01:28:11.420 and the potential for more retaliation from the Americans, that lines of communication remain open.

01:28:17.800 yeah okay so what do you think the chances are of a deal being signed

01:28:23.480 can you write it down in the comments go ahead i mean and i'm actually asking you here

01:28:30.360 like what do you think it is 10 20 zero carney has no intention of signing a deal with the united

01:28:37.780 states he's going to europe he's talking to china like is he going to try and be everybody's buddy

01:28:46.660 No, that's not how this is going to go. Trump will not allow Canada to get any closer with China.

01:28:55.460 He's just not going to allow it. You guys saw the U.S. defense strategy that I just read to you.

01:29:01.660 It's not happening. The EU. Trump doesn't like them either because of this mass migration invasion,

01:29:09.080 he called it a couple of months ago. As a matter of fact, I think I might have a video of him

01:29:14.620 saying just that mass migration invasion let me see if i've still got that here

01:29:22.700 yeah yeah here it is he said this at the end of july watch this

01:29:29.740 uh i did briefly he's talking about uh like the reporter asked him did you discuss the migration

01:29:36.460 problem with the new prime minister in the uk andy burnham so having set that up here you go

01:29:41.020 well I did briefly he's gonna have to mention it because it's killing your

01:29:48.580 country he's killing your country and not him I mean we'll have to see I know 0.82

01:29:57.400 sorry did very little about it and they're coming from all over the world 0.51

01:30:00.940 they're coming from Africa they're coming from South America they're coming 1.00

01:30:04.300 from different parts of Asia and they're invading Europe I mean they're invading 0.54

01:30:09.280 Europe it's an invasion and the UK is the prime suspect yeah and Canada is in the same situation

01:30:17.620 right so that's another irritant for Donald Trump as well and he is going to turn the screws

01:30:25.900 economically on Canada until Mark Carney capitulates until there is no choice but

01:30:30.520 the only time Mark Carney will have no choice in this matter is if the people

01:30:35.740 hold his feet to the fire and right now it seems as though the elbows up crowd is content

01:30:42.240 apparently 80 percent can if you believe the polls 80 percent of canadians think it's great

01:30:49.640 that carney walked away from this deal and it's great the way he's handling this whole thing

01:30:53.420 i wonder how they're going to feel when plants start to close or move to the united states

01:30:59.780 people start losing their jobs it's only a matter of time now speaking of this mass migration thing

01:31:10.180 that's happening in the eu and in canada for that matter i mean take a look around you and tell me

01:31:15.500 what you see protesters block roads in portsmouth after 140 migrants arrive in a boat now this is

01:31:25.800 the latest one. This has been happening at ports all over the UK for the last week or so. Guys

01:31:31.600 showing up in black masks and just obstructing these people from being able to land their boats.

01:31:40.440 Hundreds of protesters gathered in Portsmouth on Sunday night after around 140 migrants arrived

01:31:46.500 in a single dinghy that had crossed the English Channel. In the second major anti-migrant protest

01:31:51.680 of the weekend police faced off with demonstrators as they blocked roads in an effort to stop the

01:31:56.980 people who had arrived on the boat from leaving the city okay let me take this off the screen

01:32:02.840 for a second and let me show you uh what happened there there's a guy this is a guy who's been

01:32:09.720 named as a far right wing agitator let me see if i can find him here

01:32:16.060 i apologize you guys i should have had this ready to go

01:32:21.800 yeah daniel thomas is his name and here he is in conversation with zia yousef who is a

01:32:31.120 spokesperson for reform uk watch what he's talking about there's also a video of this

01:32:37.080 of of the guys in black and masks walking and cutting off the port while they're having this

01:32:43.320 conversation. Watch what he says here. The reason I've come down here today and the public is

01:32:48.260 talking is watching you and watching all the cameras. You have to understand, Yusuf, that

01:32:53.760 what we're trying to do and the reason the Patriot Platform has been created is not because of

01:33:00.160 violence. We're not looking to intimidate anyone. Let me start by first explaining to you why the

01:33:05.040 men are wearing masks. As you know, and as Nigel knows, the left in this country target us massively.

01:33:11.840 we have working class men who are bricklayers who are roofers who are carpenters who build the houses

01:33:19.020 that you live in they build the roads that you drive on they do all of that stuff the reason

01:33:24.860 they're covering their faces because we know they're going to be targeted okay what happened

01:33:29.160 in dover on saturday okay there was no violence there was no arrests the women and children were

01:33:35.340 allowed through the police were we were very straight and very clear to the police we had

01:33:41.000 lawyers on the phones all the lawyers were on the phones and we made sure they

01:33:44.840 spoke to the senior police officers what Nigel Farage has done is not good when

01:33:50.780 you call people disgusting yeah you have to understand about the reasons of why

01:33:55.760 this is happening Yusuf we had you have three years until you are able to put

01:34:00.560 yourself in a position to change any of this okay this has gone on for too long

01:34:04.400 the men in this country and the fact that they're standing up for their women

01:34:08.600 children what happened here last night was controlled okay the men of this country were

01:34:13.560 here to send a message that something more needs to happen than words smashed up some police vehicles

01:34:19.480 that was nothing to do with us that was nothing to do with us that was a that was probably done

01:34:23.320 by the lefties to try and make us look bad the number okay so now now here it is where the left

01:34:30.520 wing corporate media gets a hold and they start well you smashed up some police no we didn't do

01:34:35.800 that, just like Freedom Convoy. But this is where they try to control the narrative and make these

01:34:43.240 guys, the ones who were standing up for their country, the bad guys. And that refrain has been

01:34:53.380 repeated and repeated and repeated everywhere. They're lying to you. They're trying to make this

01:35:01.800 guy here into public enemy number one it's disgusting he's making sense and he absolutely

01:35:11.480 said we are not violent we're not here to create violence just like freedom convoy

01:35:20.060 can you speak please let me please do you accept that they're having masks is intimidating

01:35:25.000 and he's also very polite as they continue to interrupt him

01:35:32.120 listen to me please okay i don't want any violence and i have done everything i can in my power to

01:35:41.820 maintain a level of calmness i did that last night if you speak to any police officer here last night

01:35:46.360 You can see all the videos around the country that went around.

01:35:50.580 We told the police very clearly there'll be no violence.

01:35:53.080 Let him make a response to that.

01:35:54.380 Hold on, let me finish.

01:35:55.700 There'll be no violence, no police officers will be attacked,

01:35:58.520 no police officers will be touched, no vehicles will be touched.

01:36:01.480 And that was the basis of you, as your party, say you should represent the people. 0.96

01:36:07.740 The working class do not vote.

01:36:09.820 We are building a voting bloc. 0.98

01:36:11.660 What we're doing right now is creating an infrastructure of men,

01:36:14.360 not for violence not to commit crimes but to create a voting block so in 12 in 18 months time

01:36:21.220 we convert into a voting block and that voting block will go to the most suitable candidate

01:36:27.500 and to the most suitable party that is able to bring this country back into order okay 0.86

01:36:33.500 so that i want you to understand that and i want to take i want you to take a message back to nigel

01:36:38.400 But those men that you saw yesterday and on Saturday, they're not football hooligans. 0.74

01:36:44.000 They're not.

01:36:44.960 They're working class men. 0.98

01:36:48.000 Nigel Farage called them disgusting. 1.00

01:36:51.340 Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, who are leading in all of the polls right now.

01:36:58.740 Meantime, the fastest growing political party in the UK, although still small compared to

01:37:04.000 the others, single digits, is Restore Britain.

01:37:08.400 led by Rupert Lowe. Rupert is absolutely adamant about deporting and re-migrating

01:37:16.380 all of these illegals in the UK, cracking down on everybody who supported all of the legal

01:37:23.180 migration or the illegal migration, and especially those RAPE gangs that apparently have been

01:37:30.860 violating women and children across the country for years. Not sure if you guys know about that

01:37:36.580 one either. Here's Rupert Lowe. He made a statement last night. Good morning, everybody.

01:37:42.360 Overnight, more last night for us. Morning for them. This time in Portsmouth. Credit to the

01:37:50.360 patriots who turned out in numbers. It was peaceful. They were making their point. They

01:37:55.680 have every right to do that. This is now becoming a national crisis. We've been speaking about this

01:38:01.400 for a while these are not asylum seekers they're economic migrants they are traveling across

01:38:08.100 multiple safe countries and our establishment is facilitating these people coming into our country 1.00

01:38:16.380 they are then being processed i have no faith in the ability of our establishment to process them 0.98

01:38:22.900 in a way which represents the interests of the british people i've made my suggestion in the

01:38:28.900 past, an island, a secure island, tented camp, bowls of porridge, and absolutely no benefits

01:38:38.000 whatsoever. And we can stop this. I think most people like myself are beginning to wonder

01:38:44.200 how the state, which is able to lock up and pursue honest, decent British people for expressing

01:38:52.180 their quite valid opinions about how much damage is being done to their communities 1.00

01:38:56.720 in their country don't tell me that this country cannot stop some boatfuls of illegal migrants 1.00

01:39:04.800 coming into our country and damaging what we built up over thousands of years 1.00

01:39:09.520 so i i think in the end it is time for people to stand up be counted vote for restore britain

01:39:17.760 that is ultimately what we're here for we're here so that if the majority of people agree with us

01:39:23.440 we can have the force and the will of the people behind us to actually make change.

01:39:28.880 I have no faith in Hampshire Police.

01:39:30.740 Look at what happened with Henry Novak.

01:39:32.680 No faith in Donna Jones, the Police and Crime Commissioner,

01:39:36.060 who I heard bleating on Radio 4 this morning about the full force of the law

01:39:40.340 and all the other nonsense that we get from these people.

01:39:43.100 What we want is secure borders, a sovereign nation,

01:39:46.820 and one which is governed in the interests of the British people.

01:39:49.600 So let's keep going and let's keep making our point.

01:39:52.920 it has now got past just platitudes and niceties.

01:39:58.240 We now need action and delivery

01:40:00.460 from those people who are paid

01:40:02.380 to protect the interests of the British people.

01:40:05.200 Thank you.

01:40:06.180 There is Rupert Lowe, leader of Restore Britain.

01:40:11.240 AFD won a very important election in Germany

01:40:13.680 over the weekend.

01:40:16.220 And I want you to understand

01:40:19.120 the left-wing corporate media here.

01:40:21.540 In case you don't,

01:40:22.920 and that expression they use far right all the time far right they call rupert low far right

01:40:29.000 all the time one of his representatives or one of his spokespeople came into canada to speak

01:40:33.260 at the dominion society convention weekend before last you know what happened to him he was held up

01:40:39.220 at canadian customs for two or three hours being questioned relentlessly political questions

01:40:44.520 from border guards border officers what's going on in canada right now

01:40:52.920 Look at this. If you Google AFD wins, and I mean Google it, don't use brave AFD wins,

01:40:59.540 national AFD wins, German state election, far right, AFD, far right, AFD, far right,

01:41:05.620 far right is far right. It's all far right. They're not far right.

01:41:14.040 They are middle of the road, common sense political parties.

01:41:18.480 just like you are just like i am well we're not political parties for people but they'll

01:41:24.640 call us far right when all we really are just a normal person from 2015

01:41:30.520 and what's been happening in canada is scaring some people who ran from communism back in the

01:41:38.460 1980s and came to canada to get away from it and now those people are recognizing what's happening

01:41:44.820 in canada and they're leaving canada going to the united states listen to this young lady left

01:41:49.380 everything behind for the second time in their life first it was romania now it's canada the 0.95

01:41:54.820 first time i was two years old they left a corrupt broken system behind their language their careers 0.95

01:42:00.820 everyone they knew to give me a shot at a better life in a new country they started completely from 0.55

01:42:06.260 zero new language new careers my mom went from being a dentist to a lab technician overnight

01:42:12.100 and my dad a chief engineer had to prove himself all over again in a place that didn't know his

01:42:17.700 name for years it worked canva gave them exactly what they were chasing safety stability a real

01:42:24.180 shot at something better and i grew up watching that sacrifice turn into an actual life but

01:42:29.540 somewhere along the way the place they rebuilt everything for started slipping into the same

01:42:34.420 patterns they thought it escaped rising costs shrinking opportunities a government that gives

01:42:40.100 less but takes more my parents didn't expect to feel the same familiar feeling again not here so

01:42:46.740 when they made the decision to leave again this time for the us i understood something i didn't

01:42:51.520 think i fully got as a kid this wasn't them giving up on canada this was the same instinct that got

01:42:57.540 us here in the first place they didn't run from a hard decision the first time and they weren't

01:43:02.960 about to start now so yeah watching your parents rebuild their whole life once is humbling watching

01:43:08.400 them do it twice with the same resolve both times that's the thing i'll actually carry with me

01:43:13.680 some people get one shot at reinventing themselves my parents just proved you can do it as many times

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The Shadoe Davis Show - September 09, 2026

Sept. 8th⧸2026- Day 1 of the Allison Inquiry with guest Ken Drysdale in Ottawa

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