The Shadoe Davis Show - Sept. 9th⧸2026： Fined $300,00 for Speaking Up! Guest-Sarah Choujounian

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00:03:00.000 hello everybody welcome to the shadow davis show this is wednesday wednesday september the 9th

00:03:19.340 2026 on the show tonight we're going to cover the latest in the u.s canada trade negotiations

00:03:24.560 such as they are. Left-wing corporate media not attending the Allison Inquiry, and neither is

00:03:30.300 Pierre Polyev, even though X is in an uproar about that. And Wiretap Media did a great story

00:03:36.980 on it. We'll get to that a little bit later on. Why Pierre Polyev has lost the popularity that

00:03:41.660 he gained after becoming the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada three or four

00:03:46.420 years ago now. And of course, the Allison Inquiry. We do have some video to play for you a little bit

00:03:51.460 later on in the show tonight but we also have a guest on and we've been trying to make this happen

00:03:56.860 now i'm gonna say this has been probably a month maybe more she is one of canada's frontline nurses

00:04:06.920 please welcome everybody give a warm welcome to sarah shijonian uh who was fined now sarah i know

00:04:15.640 we have to go back to the beginning of this whole thing because there's going to be a lot of people

00:04:19.920 watching this show tonight who know your face, who know what you did during the COVID response,

00:04:25.360 but don't know exactly what happened to you afterwards or don't know the details of what

00:04:31.040 happened. So I do want to go through that. But we should tell everybody before we begin that in July,

00:04:37.840 the final total came down from the Ontario College of Nurses that you owe them $297,000.

00:04:46.280 dollars yes i mean when you hear that figure even now a couple of months after first receiving the

00:04:54.240 news how does that make you feel like does it make you laugh does it make you sad is it a

00:04:59.220 combination of everything uh i think it depends on the moment or the day uh but we've been exposed

00:05:05.840 to like big fines like that for a while now with canadian frontline nurses like we were hit with

00:05:12.280 the $315,000 for the defamation case we had against the Canadian Nurses Association. And,

00:05:19.360 you know, and, you know, our lawyers were billing us at first, and it was in like,

00:05:26.280 like, there's half a million dollar invoice for our Emergencies Act case that's still ongoing.

00:05:33.860 You know, and I thought all the time, I was always saying 800,000, they're going to charge

00:05:38.200 me 800 000 because i was being told that the costs were coming to me so 300 000 you know they gave me

00:05:46.020 50 off um that's a drop in the bucket then yeah funny but not funny you know um it's just that

00:05:54.760 i've been expecting it for so long that you know now that it's here um i'm not gonna pay it like

00:06:01.980 i'm gonna have to do like bankruptcy at some point or something but i'm not paying it so so

00:06:07.880 Well, let's let's go back then and talk about all of your cases, not just this one.

00:06:12.400 This is the one that I want to obviously focus on.

00:06:14.740 But you had mentioned that there are several different cases that you're involved with, not all solely on you, but part of the as part of the Canadian frontline nurses, you're part of it as well.

00:06:25.500 So can you go ahead and detail all of this legal crap that you've had to go through for the past six years?

00:06:31.460 I'll try. 0.76

00:06:33.040 You don't have to detail it.

00:06:34.640 Sorry, that's the wrong word.

00:06:35.540 Just give us an overview, and then we'll concentrate on this appeal that you're getting together here, because that's the important thing.

00:06:41.420 Okay, so there was, when it comes to me and the Ontario Canadian, the College of Nurses of Ontario, I had five investigations, four which have turned into disciplinary hearing.

00:06:53.460 One is the one we're going to talk about, and there's three new ones coming up.

00:06:58.140 December, I think it's 15th, 16th, and 17th.

00:07:02.060 I just had a pre-hearing conference yesterday and I told them I wouldn't be participating.

00:07:07.280 Why would I?

00:07:08.760 They didn't even let my evidence in or qualify my experts fully for the first case.

00:07:14.680 So I'm not doing that.

00:07:15.840 Let me just clarify this, that these cases brought to you or brought upon you by the Ontario College of Nurses, they're disciplinary cases, correct?

00:07:26.260 They're not actually going to court.

00:07:27.760 you have to sit in front of a panel a select panel of representatives from the college

00:07:32.940 and answer questions and explain yourself yes like a struggle session yes well it was supposed

00:07:39.840 to be seven days are experts against theirs and it ended up being 28 days and they don't want to

00:07:46.700 allow the evidence that you provide into these cases so in that way it's completely one-sided

00:07:52.020 Right. They didn't qualify my experts, Dr. Byron Bridle. And as and yeah, they called him a vet, a veterinarian. And they I think they questioned him for like three days. And Dr. Stefan Pellick also didn't, you know, I think he was qualified on one and a half of the four things he was supposed to be qualified on.

00:08:17.040 So most of the evidence, even when they were qualified, were not being let in.

00:08:22.700 They were saying to me, my experts were difficult.

00:08:25.820 Stephen Pellick is a world-renowned microbiologist.

00:08:30.540 Am I correct in saying that?

00:08:32.460 I would say so.

00:08:34.040 Absolutely.

00:08:34.820 They're experts, definitely.

00:08:37.180 And Byron Bridle is also a world-renowned virologist.

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00:08:45.980 and they said no i'm sorry these guys are quacks yeah or they're difficult whatever that means 0.92

00:08:51.820 what does that even mean well they weren't answering straight like because they had to 0.70

00:08:57.320 explain to get to the answer because the answer alone would look a certain way but they only

00:09:02.820 wanted the answer alone they didn't want the explanation and stuff like that and they kept

00:09:07.760 redirecting them so they didn't want any context around the actual answers of the questions that

00:09:13.880 they were asking, which again, leads everyone to believe that this is a, this is a one-sided

00:09:19.020 thing. I want to put your website up here. This is Sarah for freedom.com. As you can see in the

00:09:24.980 upper bar there, Sarah, and there's two ways to spell it. This is with an H S A R A H the number

00:09:33.260 for freedom, all one word, Sarah for freedom.com. It says Sarah was disciplined for what she said

00:09:39.840 in public, her appeal asks whether a nursing regulator went too far in punishing public

00:09:45.760 dissent. So, Sarah, before we get into the explanation for that, I want to throw this

00:09:52.600 piece up because I saw you just shared it on X a couple of hours ago. This is Bill 13, which is

00:09:58.060 now law. It became law in Alberta on September the 1st, where professionals are allowed to speak up

00:10:05.020 regarding their concerns about health or law or whatever profession happens to be governed by a

00:10:10.940 college or a board. Listen to Danielle Smith here, you guys. Today we are introducing Bill 13,

00:10:16.200 the Regulated Professions Neutrality Act. This is common sense legislation that would recognize

00:10:22.380 that everyone should have the right to express their personal views freely. No professional

00:10:28.000 should fear losing their license, their reputation, or their livelihood because of a personal opinion,

00:10:33.740 a social media post an interview or open dialogue outside of working hours these changes come after

00:10:39.580 one of the most notable cases of professional regulators punishing an individual for comments

00:10:45.100 made outside of a professional setting and that is dr jordan peterson dr peterson was sanctioned

00:10:51.260 and ordered to undertake a so-called re-education program in order to maintain his credentials for

00:10:56.860 statements he had made outside of a clinical psychology setting similar notable cases have

00:11:03.100 involved nurses doctors and teachers that have been punished sanctioned or have had their licenses

00:11:08.940 threatened for comments that they have made on social media at protests or even at meetings of

00:11:15.020 local city councils we looked at these cases and asked an important question are regulators still

00:11:20.940 focused on public safety and professional competence or are some of them overstepping

00:11:25.900 to enforce ideological conformity and to silence public discourse the bill aims to protect

00:11:32.220 expressive off-duty conduct. It draws a clear distinction that regulators are responsible for

00:11:38.180 competence and ethics, not policing beliefs or personal expression that has no bearing on a

00:11:43.780 person's ability to do their professional practice. No one cherishes their freedoms like Albertans do.

00:11:49.740 This is a sentiment that we hear often and something that our government takes seriously.

00:11:53.880 Our aim is to uphold professionals' rights and freedoms while continuing to protect the public

00:11:58.620 interest so that both public confidence and professional integrity are maintained we want

00:12:04.380 to ensure that professional regulatory bodies keep their focus on areas within their scope

00:12:09.500 on members actions that affect their professional competence and ethics because everyone has the

00:12:14.700 right to express themselves and to share their views and to have their voice heard in our society

00:12:20.540 yes i tend to agree with that and again that bill in alberta became law on september the first

00:12:26.460 So these people are overreaching and because they only police themselves and people, I guess, who are members of the college, they can do seemingly whatever they want, right?

00:12:37.740 Right. It seems like it.

00:12:40.540 So what exactly have they done to you?

00:12:43.760 I mean, it says on your website, the very first page of your website, when we get there here, Sarah was disciplined for what she said in public.

00:12:51.340 her appeal asks whether a nursing regulator went too far in punishing public dissent the college

00:12:57.260 of nurses of ontario case concerned 12 public statements sarah made or shared during the covet

00:13:03.660 19 pandemic her appeal asks the divisional court to review the treatment of her defense evidence

00:13:09.500 obviously unfair the fairness of the hearing and whether her freedom to speak and participate in

00:13:14.460 public debate was properly respected. What did they say to you? Like when they came up with

00:13:22.660 their ruling to you, aside from the $297,000 in fine and court costs, what did they say your

00:13:29.960 misconduct was? That you had an opinion they disagreed with? Yeah, misinformation, misconduct,

00:13:36.420 and I exploited the public's trust. They say that I did all this for followings and that I'm

00:13:43.460 taking donations for my own self. Um, they said I was ungovernable. Actually, they say this very

00:13:49.940 clearly. And they said it many times, actually, again, on the day of the penalty and cost that

00:13:55.080 I am the example. And this needs to, uh, you know, they need to send a message to other nurses

00:14:01.240 that you don't do this. Right. And they actually even put in evidence in that last it, like the 1.00

00:14:08.420 case is over it's just the penalty order but they brought in evidence uh of me saying a few days

00:14:15.320 earlier talking about um i don't know my my appeal i guess and i was saying i said that you know all

00:14:22.320 12 allegations are known to be true today and they still uh you know keep saying well there was no

00:14:30.020 peer-reviewed studies when you said it so you didn't you know so i couldn't say it um but they

00:14:36.780 couldn't say what they said either right i mean they couldn't say safe and effective they couldn't

00:14:41.880 say wear a mask they couldn't say stand six feet apart because if there's no peer-reviewed studies

00:14:46.740 then how can they say what they were saying to the public was true i mean it works both ways

00:14:54.020 yeah but no right like no it doesn't so they got to put in all their fake evidence

00:15:00.900 i mean their evidence it's not fake evidence it's peer-reviewed stuff but who is it funded

00:15:06.680 by really yeah yeah um but yeah like i was saying like in the last day they put in a new that new

00:15:12.320 evidence that i'm ungovernable because i'm still saying that what i said was true um and they said

00:15:18.560 that you know ungovernable is the word used that gives them the capacity to revoke a license

00:15:24.900 ungovernable yeah so i'm ungovernable how long were you a nurse and a member with licensed nurse

00:15:32.840 and a member before all of this so i became a nurse in 2004 so about well you know 20 years if

00:15:40.760 you count up to 2024 but i i stopped work well if you ask me my biggest best worst work as a nurse

00:15:48.520 was advocating and after so i would say from 2004 to 2024 or 2023 like 19 years so 19 20 years and

00:15:58.280 Only in the last few have you become ungovernable.

00:16:02.360 Yeah, I was never ungovernable at work.

00:16:05.240 And that's the whole problem, too, is that, you know, they're not used to a case like this.

00:16:09.640 Usually the college, the case, the disciplinary hearings are about things that nurses did at work during their practice.

00:16:18.500 This is new to the panel.

00:16:20.360 So this is another thing they didn't really the nurses on the panel didn't really know how to deal with it or what rights really are when it comes to freedom of speech and the Charter of Rights.

00:16:31.720 So this case is about. Yeah. So this this panel, I was just reading about it briefly before we came on.

00:16:38.940 This this panel is made up of what is it like seven registered nurses?

00:16:43.800 there's seven lpns and then there's a bunch of government employees as well upwards of 35 or 40

00:16:49.300 members of the college i think it was like at the end there was less i think it was four registered

00:16:55.100 nurses and two public members one which dropped out during the the case that that's the the committee

00:17:02.240 that was trying you but the entire the entirety of the college is is a little bit larger than that

00:17:07.660 and some of them are elected and some of them are not oh yeah definitely i'm just talking about like

00:17:12.660 the panel right but obviously there was the other nurses like the head of the college and things

00:17:18.100 like that so what were you saying and now i know what you were saying because i saw you guys when

00:17:23.320 you came through winnipeg on your tour i think it was 2021 and you know i'll tell you a little

00:17:27.140 story about that i remember because you know hospitals you were at health sciences center

00:17:31.460 in winnipeg which is the largest hospital in the city it's huge it takes up i'm not sure eight to

00:17:37.960 10 city blocks. You can never park around the place. And so I had to park maybe three or four

00:17:42.840 blocks away. And I didn't get anywhere near the hospital. And I was thinking to myself,

00:17:47.320 because I went to cover it. I'm thinking to myself, I hope there's some people there,

00:17:53.420 because who knew? And then I turned the corner and I couldn't believe how many people there were

00:18:01.240 there. There had to have been 3000 people there, because this was during the height of the

00:18:06.340 lockdowns and the nonsense and the vaccine rollout and and people were fed up with it they were some

00:18:12.340 of them were spilling into the streets the police were kindly asking them to get back onto the

00:18:16.360 sidewalk which they did there was absolutely zero in the way of physical altercations but then the

00:18:21.660 left-wing corporate media the very next day even though none of them were in attendance that day

00:18:26.540 and i remember checking to see if cbc ctv global were there they weren't um they said that people

00:18:33.300 were blocking the ambulance bays into the hospital, which was a complete lie. There was

00:18:39.400 nobody near the ambulance bays. So that's how the left wing corporate media rolls. But getting back

00:18:45.220 to my original point, I was so happy to see so many people to come out and support you guys on

00:18:51.380 that noble mission that you were doing back during that ridiculous time in our lives. But you're still

00:18:56.160 paying for it. So what did you say that got their attention? How did they even discover it? Were

00:19:02.420 they monitoring your social media were you reported by by somebody what what happened there

00:19:07.200 um at the beginning yes so what happened at the beginning i got in trouble at work first actually

00:19:13.660 i i posted a few tweets or um a few things in a private facebook group of people like-minded

00:19:21.140 people and i guess some troll um you know took a picture went to my profile i wasn't hiding that

00:19:27.140 i was a nurse i didn't know i was doing anything wrong you're off duty first of all in a private

00:19:32.240 group. Yeah. Yeah. So they took it went to head office right away. I was put under investigation.

00:19:38.380 I was actually chief steward of the union where I work. So I was like, they didn't even want to

00:19:43.380 tell me what I did. And I was like, you guys have to tell me. But at the same time, as they were

00:19:48.240 investigating me, someone asked me if I wanted to speak at a protest. And I said yes. And I spoke

00:19:57.040 on the weekend and I was fired on the Monday. Um, and I guess they had to report that to the

00:20:02.500 college. Um, and so I guess, I guess that's when the college started following me, but, um, really

00:20:10.060 our first investigation came through when we came back from Washington, DC, uh, in January, 2021.

00:20:17.600 Um, and I know I was the one doing the social media. And so I believe that's why they came

00:20:23.520 after me instead of like for kristin or you know who was a co-founder with me and or maybe because

00:20:30.660 i also founded nurses against lockdown so started the uniting of the nurses which merged into the

00:20:36.340 canadian frontline nurses but yeah like i said i was doing the social media and posting thousands

00:20:41.480 of things so they found these 12 things that they thought they can get me with and so things like

00:20:48.840 um the vaccines are not safe and effective uh you know this um compared the covid compared to

00:20:55.340 cardiovascular disease is is um you know like not like it's not as as bad when you compare it to

00:21:04.220 that like and so i was just telling people the pcr t pcr test is not a diagnosis test

00:21:09.700 um i was saying there's alternatives i wasn't even saying it actually i said that you know masks are

00:21:15.940 harmful for kids uh they took that from my speech but most of the stuff i posted was other doctors

00:21:21.960 saying things it wasn't even me like i was just sharing things that other doctors said

00:21:27.640 like the pandemics is a hoax uh dr hodgkinson had said that he had a video so i shared that video

00:21:34.380 um things like that you all known to be true today so you were absolutely known to be true

00:21:43.600 today, even though people still, you know, it's funny, Sean Buckley was on a few weeks ago and

00:21:48.500 he said, Shadow, there's two bubbles. Well, there's more bubbles than two, but in this particular

00:21:53.520 situation, there's two bubbles. There's a bubble of people who know what they know because they've

00:21:58.120 done their research and they've read pages and pages and pages of the side effects of these

00:22:04.220 vaccines from both Moderna and from Pfizer and how Dr. Fauci lied about masking and how he lied

00:22:11.540 about six feet and we know this stuff and we're finding out more it seems like every single day

00:22:16.420 but then there's this other bubble of people that still even to this day refuse to believe that

00:22:22.760 there is anything wrong with these vaccines and that everything that happened the masking the

00:22:29.440 social distancing the school closures people losing their jobs all of that stuff was the right

00:22:34.740 thing to do to save lives and when you try to get into that bubble that other one 0.98

00:22:41.040 they look down on like you're some kind of scum between the fridge and the wall. 0.98

00:22:55.040 I'm sure you've had your fair share of that. 0.99

00:22:57.180 But let me ask you this.

00:22:58.100 You were a nurse.

00:23:00.180 I'm going to go back to about 2015 or 2016 when the Ontario Nurses Union

00:23:06.500 fought a case against having to take the flu shot.

00:23:11.040 do you remember this yeah i wasn't paying attention back then but i definitely know

00:23:16.820 and knew that after i spoke out yeah i mean the nurses back then like loud and screaming and they

00:23:24.000 actually won that they said well we don't have to take the flu shots because we don't think we they

00:23:28.220 don't they don't work first of all they might be dangerous they might actually give us the flu

00:23:32.020 and they this was all over the newspapers in every city in ontario for two months about how

00:23:38.500 the nurses were rebelling against this flu shot mandate that hospitals and clinics were trying to

00:23:44.220 force them to take i think it was actually because they wanted the the nurses that didn't take the

00:23:50.440 flu shot to mask and they won that they didn't have to mask because those masks are not for

00:23:55.560 virus they're not for flu like we it's insane every nurse we get in services every year on

00:24:01.520 the blue mask and how it's not like if there's an outbreak that's not what we wear that's not

00:24:06.680 for viruses we have we get tested for n95s and so like like fitted right like you got to have it

00:24:14.060 like fitted to your face and even that's not enough it was like i i just don't i still like

00:24:20.580 don't understand what happened i know it's cognitive dissonance yeah you know it's coping

00:24:27.100 mechanisms people can't what you can't handle your brain just you know covers up or you dissociate

00:24:32.880 from it uh but but this was the reality of things like we all knew that those masks are not and

00:24:38.960 cloth masks like don't get me started you don't want to have to relive all of that it's just the

00:24:46.000 fact that you were saying those things that are absolutely glaringly true and these are the kinds

00:24:50.740 of things that they were holding you responsible for and and and still are i mean have you ever

00:24:57.340 i'm gonna this is probably a dumb question but i gotta ask it anyway have you ever spoken to

00:25:03.400 anybody who's a member of the of the college and said you guys know what you're doing is absolutely 0.80

00:25:09.740 ludicrous right so someone from the college telling me that no no you asking somebody from 0.91

00:25:15.900 the college that i mean these people on the the college must know by now how ridiculous their

00:25:23.920 cases and yet they're still pushing through with it it's not about public safety nor was it ever

00:25:30.160 this is about power right this is about who's the boss yes who's the boss and who's like what you

00:25:36.980 yeah you need to listen right you need to listen and you need to follow the narrative and the

00:25:41.840 the code of conduct there is modernized now they changed it it used to be more like a code of

00:25:47.760 ethics now the canadian nurses association has the code of ethics and the nurse the college only

00:25:54.000 has a code of conduct and they've modernized it with all this uh woke uh narrative and stuff like

00:26:01.760 that and anyone who goes against it one of my new cases is about my experience with gender dysphoria

00:26:06.960 and how i said that uh you know calling yourself them eight i'm sorry for laughing i'm laughing

00:26:14.680 because i just i can't even believe that they're doing this but please continue continue i was

00:26:20.620 sharing my own experience because i my mom had to call me peter like i would have been the one

00:26:26.480 to transition i would not have listened to my parents the government would have like i would

00:26:31.600 have totally done it and so i went and shared my story and i do share my views on how i'm big on

00:26:38.560 mental health like i have overcome a lot and i struggle with anxiety still and so um i i don't

00:26:45.460 know where it became that mental health is like i'm i'm i'm not um insulting people by saying this

00:26:54.780 is a mental health disorder like calling yourself them day is a personality disorder it's always been

00:27:00.200 yeah so these people are disconnected we have to help them in different ways so i'm just saying

00:27:06.020 that and even yesterday in the pre-hearing conference she was saying oh and your anti-trans

00:27:11.020 statements and i was thinking anti-trans statements i had to like and so the word like they just

00:27:17.100 change everything around and you cannot say anything you try but it doesn't get in well

00:27:23.160 that's woke world right i mean and and they operate these people operate on on the assumption

00:27:29.200 that the entire world has the same world view that they have right so if you're saying and

00:27:35.200 you're absolutely correct to say that you know like them they is a complete disconnect there's

00:27:40.600 he and there's she and then that's all there is um and to say them they what is it like 80 to 90

00:27:47.560 percent of the people who identify as gender fluid or or trans are autistic in some way

00:27:53.420 they're on the spectrum i've seen that i don't know about that number that seems like a big

00:27:58.360 number but i know a lot of them have trauma a lot of them have been sexually abused uh a lot of them

00:28:03.820 have maybe lost a parent like it's it's like it's a lot of like trauma there's always a reason

00:28:10.760 it's not usually uh not a hormonal or anything like that it's usually something happened and

00:28:18.220 and the person has a problem with who they are i i mean i had that um for the longest time and

00:28:24.840 if i hadn't done my work and and healed and reconnected to myself i would have never spoken

00:28:29.140 out and that's what they want people who are connected are powerful and so everything now

00:28:35.320 in society is about disconnecting us from ourselves yeah i agree with you and these days

00:28:42.080 sadly those young kids who are going through this uh gender dysphoria are not allowed to talk about

00:28:48.420 it with any kind of medical professional whatsoever there's a law in place that prohibits

00:28:53.540 that kind of therapy for kids it's what do they call that um oh what's the law i'm thinking about

00:29:00.620 you guys write it down in comments because it's it's conversion therapy they call it conversion

00:29:08.780 therapy if you actually try to get to the root causes of why these these folks are suffering

00:29:14.620 the way they are with this mental handicap it's gross and then they're mutilating 0.97

00:29:21.340 kids like that's that's the worst sexual abuse that you can do like yeah yeah well they just 0.96

00:29:29.580 rolled out a whole new dei slash uh gender fluid program for schools in manitoba they've already

00:29:39.460 got that what is it called in bc soji soji one two oh yeah yeah yeah yeah so that's but anyway

00:29:46.160 that's beside the point that so you're you've got a new case with this now yeah i have three new

00:29:51.600 cases and that's one of them is about uh two posts that i did on my uh views on lgbtq and and that

00:29:59.120 agenda what are the other ones um the the first one is about so so the one that i just did is

00:30:08.160 from when i spoke when i first spoke out so october 2020 to march 2021 i was doing the

00:30:14.800 nurses against lockdowns, social media. So that one's about that. The next one's coming up is now

00:30:21.040 about the social media on Canadian frontline nurses. So March 2021, ongoing, I think it's

00:30:27.820 again, 12 allegations, I'm not sure how many I forget. The second, the second case is about

00:30:33.680 because I didn't report summons that I got. So I got four summons during the lockdowns for

00:30:40.220 speaking or attending protests, organizing or speaking at protests. So I had four summons. And

00:30:49.260 I was, to me, I wasn't charged, I was still in court. And they were all dropped. So I never

00:30:56.760 reported it to the college, I didn't realize that that was something I was supposed to report. So

00:31:01.780 that's one of the cases, that case is kind of an easy case. And the third case is about my views on

00:31:07.260 on on lgbtq agenda you know when you say easy case i go relatively speaking because for anybody who

00:31:15.740 is paying attention right now to this i mean nobody would want even one of the cases that

00:31:19.980 you're facing or have faced right like you sit back that's an easy one never mind that one here's

00:31:24.780 the tough one well yeah and but i'm not doing them i'm not participating i've told them yesterday so

00:31:31.500 So you're not taking part in any of those?

00:31:33.540 No, the first case is the one that's important.

00:31:37.320 So I don't want my license back.

00:31:38.840 So there's no need for me to go.

00:31:40.880 They've already revoked my license.

00:31:42.580 Like, are they going to revoke it again?

00:31:44.580 I don't know.

00:31:45.440 I'd be kind of crazy to go through that again.

00:31:47.860 It was very abusive in the way a lot of gaslighting, defaming, discrediting.

00:31:53.420 And again, like shutting me up by not letting my evidence in and all that.

00:31:58.460 So I'm not crazy.

00:32:00.360 Like, I'm not going to do that again, but the first case has precedence.

00:32:04.240 And so if I lose that case, I now become the person that made it, uh, that the nurses will

00:32:11.460 be censored, which is really awful.

00:32:14.320 Um, you know, forever going forward because yeah, the precedent is, yeah, they're going

00:32:18.720 to be like, oh yeah, there's that case.

00:32:20.360 Like you can't speak up because of that case.

00:32:22.620 Right.

00:32:22.960 So, uh, it's really important that we appeal it and we have appealed it, but there's now

00:32:28.760 problems.

00:32:29.340 they're telling us there's problems with our appeal so it hasn't been approved yet

00:32:34.100 what what are the problems with the appeal so they gave me the order of penalty and cost on

00:32:42.780 july 6th and you then have one month to appeal uh but they then said um my lawyer said they hinted

00:32:50.840 vaguely that they were going to send the reasons later uh which is weird they don't usually do

00:32:57.540 that usually you get the reasons with the order um but we only had one month to appeal so we went

00:33:03.320 ahead and appealed and they're now saying it wasn't a proper appeal because we don't have the

00:33:07.240 reasons this is what the appeal saying this is on board kit yeah the whole case was like this

00:33:16.460 like i just like i just can't anymore um so yeah so that's what we're doing now and so we're

00:33:23.140 appealing it. And it's very important that, you know, again, it's not for me, I don't want my

00:33:28.820 license. This is for the nurses that are still working. And, you know, like, I don't know if

00:33:34.640 they realize, but they, you know, they they've lost, they can't do their jobs anymore. Like

00:33:41.620 nurses are the last line of defense between the patient and the medical industry. And if you can't

00:33:46.680 speak then you're then you're just you become a tool and that could be very dangerous there's no

00:33:53.240 informed consent we can't give informed consent that's what we did as Canadian frontline nurses

00:33:58.600 I wasn't an anti-vax I never said told people you know oh my god if you get the vaccine you're an 1.00

00:34:05.620 idiot it was all about like hey you guys are not getting informed consent informed consent 1.00

00:34:10.460 accent includes the risks. Yeah. The benefits, but the risks, the alternatives, what it does 1.00

00:34:17.280 in your body. And you're allowed to ask any questions and have them answered without being

00:34:22.040 coerced. That wasn't happening. So that was our mission where we're proud advocates for medical

00:34:28.040 freedom. Um, and that's just gone. And I think people don't understand how dangerous that is.

00:34:35.440 Well, I mean, without a nurse being able to freely speak, the patient loses any hope of advocacy within the system.

00:34:45.440 Yeah. 100%.

00:34:47.800 So $297,000, and this is an appeal, but now this process has been strictly between you and your legal defense and the Ontario College through hearings. Am I right in saying that?

00:35:02.560 Yes.

00:35:03.280 okay so now you're you're bringing it to court yes so now we've appealed to the divisional courts

00:35:10.120 okay so you you've got it so you're going to the lower court obviously first in ontario you're

00:35:17.220 going to argue the case there and then probably going to have to appeal it to the superior court

00:35:22.040 of ontario and then eventually maybe even the supreme court of canada i mean like are you

00:35:26.320 willing to go that far with this whole thing and 100 for this case i mean we put so much energy

00:35:32.920 time uh money like donations were given like for this case in in 2022 2023 um i think it's and and

00:35:43.000 it's it's it has precedence again so it's a very important case um i do not want censorship of

00:35:51.040 nurses to be on my shoulders so i will definitely try to take it as high as i could um but but like

00:35:58.580 I said and if I don't get help this time because like our lawyers have been my lawyers have been

00:36:04.140 really really good to us especially to me since Canadian frontline nurses fell they still

00:36:09.460 represented me and we didn't get the money needed they're not getting paid and they're still willing

00:36:15.860 to go all the way with me but the thing is is that with this appeal there's transcripts that

00:36:22.180 are going to be needed and a transcript for one day can be up to five thousand dollars and we

00:36:29.040 might need about like 25 days um so you can imagine so we're going to need over a hundred

00:36:34.340 thousand dollars and if i don't have it i'm i don't have the money to pay out of pocket my

00:36:39.520 lawyers are not going to pay out of pocket and so that will be it i guess that will be people

00:36:44.700 speaking that you know this case is not that important to them no this you need to be able

00:36:51.100 to go all the way with this thing. And I think more than anything, and it's not just going back

00:36:56.280 to the same people and saying, look, we need your help again. Yes, exactly. Even though some people

00:37:01.260 I'm sure are willing to do that. This now should be a nurse issue. Yeah. Right. I mean, like every

00:37:09.160 nurse in Ontario, come to think of it, every nurse in Canada should be going or any professional for

00:37:13.760 that matter in this entire country who wants to be able to speak out about something that's

00:37:18.680 that's incredibly important, not just to themselves, but to millions of people possibly

00:37:24.880 across the country, but can't because they're going to lose everything. I mean, that's, you

00:37:29.620 know, that's something that Sean Buckley even said. He said, this young lady, that's his words.

00:37:34.960 I know, I heard. 0.97

00:37:36.400 You saw that.

00:37:37.560 I want to be 48 tomorrow, but okay.

00:37:40.600 Really? I would never have guessed. He said, this young lady owes them $297,000, sorry,

00:37:48.320 297 it's 976 dollars and 40 cents and they've taken away her ability to earn that money so that 0.98

00:37:58.120 she can pay them how stupid is that he said that and and you've got to think i mean that is 0.96

00:38:02.680 absolutely ridiculous they're taking away your profession from you yes because remember they're 1.00

00:38:09.620 making an example out of me so it's really it's it's to deter and destroy like he said i know he

00:38:16.280 use those words. He said they're supposed to deter, but they destroyed. And that's the example,

00:38:22.260 right? That's the really scared nurses to speak. And it works. Oh, it works. They're still scared, 1.00

00:38:28.620 you know? And like the nurses that want to speak are still scared to speak because they see what's

00:38:34.180 happening to me. And the other nurses who are in the system, most of them really don't like me.

00:38:40.080 And so they're not going to help me because they think I'm against them. Because of the picture,

00:38:44.460 i've been like they painted you as some kind of a well i'm like a i'm like a trumper non-vaxxer

00:38:53.700 like it's just i never talk about politics i hate politics i i believe the whole system is

00:39:00.260 it doesn't matter who comes in so to me you know i'm not into any of that stuff but

00:39:05.740 you know what's interesting is i i do remember when i walked up to that rally in winnipeg

00:39:13.340 where there were 3,000 some odd people

00:39:15.480 and you were there and Kristen was there.

00:39:17.720 Well, we weren't there at the hospital thing.

00:39:20.040 We were there when we-

00:39:21.320 Oh, you went to the Forks too, didn't you?

00:39:23.060 No, no, because I was in Toronto

00:39:25.100 where the news were.

00:39:27.620 I was on TV again that time.

00:39:29.140 It was awful.

00:39:29.880 I got a lot of death threats after that too.

00:39:32.440 I left home for a few days.

00:39:34.500 My address was leaked.

00:39:36.420 There was a bounty put on our heads.

00:39:40.300 All kinds of-

00:39:41.660 my point is that you know some of you were there maybe it was the western version oh absolutely

00:39:48.880 we had nurses in every so we so we organized the national hospital protests and we had nurses in

00:39:55.880 every every city yeah organizing and you know making sure with the like that everything goes

00:40:03.280 well yes we had what i remember from that aside from meeting those nurses was some other nurses

00:40:09.980 who were still working oh yeah in the hospital walking walking past and going

00:40:14.680 huh yeah right like just looking down their nose and not just the nurses who were there 0.98

00:40:21.420 frontline nurses but the people who were there and the people who were there were not scumbags

00:40:26.480 they weren't thugs they weren't hooligans they weren't there to cause trouble they were there

00:40:31.600 to make a point yeah and and so that's the divide and have you noticed that a divide in

00:40:37.600 canada in the last couple of months as well same kind of divide different subject oh my god there's

00:40:44.320 been divide ever since i see divide on everything freedom fighters are divided on everything it's

00:40:50.140 everywhere it's i'm talking about elbows up it's the same kind of tactics they're using on those

00:40:56.480 people it's that mass what do they call that that mass hypnosis thing that i hadn't heard since the

00:41:01.800 covid pandemic mass group hypnosis or whatever elbows up but that was last year i guess oh no

00:41:09.040 no it's still going on you haven't been paying attention that's good chocolate bars i saw in

00:41:13.360 alberta there was chocolate bars that said elbows up and had the canadian flag on it come on peggy's

00:41:19.620 cove yeah oh no yeah so we're we're trying to raise some money and you say upwards of five

00:41:27.420 thousand dollars per day maybe 25 days worth of transcripts here so 100 000 maybe 150 000

00:41:34.540 can people go to the website here sarah and and donate oh absolutely yes and and share and if you

00:41:41.020 know and like you were saying like i don't have a good reach i'm still censored and talking to the

00:41:46.940 same people and so if i can get new people to get to know me and interview me and like that would

00:41:53.420 it'd be great and so it's all about like sharing it and getting me to go on to podcasts and sharing

00:42:00.040 sharing it to a different audience right okay so you know what we've got a pretty good audience

00:42:06.400 right now people watching live and we're going to have a bigger audience you know in the next

00:42:11.500 few days when this thing gets around a little bit guys again that means you've got to like and share

00:42:15.860 this thing so if you have any ideas for a podcast or a live stream that you would like to see Sarah

00:42:21.660 go on i know you were on with uh chris barber and tamara leach a couple of weeks ago that's pretty

00:42:26.780 cool yeah that was pretty cool were you on with derek too that's great yeah i know there's a couple

00:42:33.820 of people in ottawa right now carla joy treadway is out there and uh dan dix is out there as well

00:42:40.340 from press for truth i think dan dix is going to interview me when he gets back excellent that's

00:42:46.840 great because the more the more people we can get you on with the better we better chance we have

00:42:52.040 of sharing your story to as many people as we possibly can right yeah and that's all you know

00:42:56.520 that's what matters and there's so many things going on right now um so it's difficult for

00:43:01.800 people to divide their attention in all of these different directions but your case is important

00:43:06.520 and it's not just for you it's it's for pretty much any professional in this country outside of

00:43:11.160 alberta who wants to speak up and say something against the system uh regarding whatever right

00:43:17.560 it's not necessarily about uh medicine it could be about law it could be about anything but if

00:43:24.200 you're not going with the flow right now they can do what they did to you yeah and i'm sure it's not

00:43:33.240 easy being the poster girl for that all these years so thank you sarah for your bravery and

00:43:39.160 And thank you for speaking up and thank you for still speaking up and fighting this thing.

00:43:43.840 And I wish you all the best.

00:43:45.680 And if there's anything else that I can ever do or any of these viewers can ever do, you just let me know that and we'll do what we can.

00:43:52.680 All right.

00:43:53.260 Thank you so much.

00:43:54.880 I so appreciate you.

00:43:56.240 And I will definitely let you know, like if there's updates or, you know, things change.

00:44:00.880 And but yeah, I really appreciate.

00:44:02.900 Thank you.

00:44:03.760 Okay.

00:44:04.060 and i've shared your website address in the comments of all of the social media so we're

00:44:09.340 good to go people can click onto your website there thank you sarah thank you all right we'll

00:44:13.980 talk good evening yeah you too i'll be right back you guys

00:44:34.060 We'll be right back.

00:45:04.060 sarah for freedom oh her name is still there sarah for freedom.com and that's the number

00:45:33.360 four, Sarah with an H, S A R A H number four, freedom, all one word.com. If you want to go

00:45:40.380 and make a donation to allow her to continue this fight, because if she doesn't, this sets 1.00

00:45:49.220 a dangerous precedent all across the country, except in Alberta, where Danielle Smith has 1.00

00:45:54.640 banned that kind of persecution. It's, you know, it's sad when you have to have a leader step up

00:46:02.640 to ban persecution and i'm hoping and this could go on for years and years and years

00:46:10.000 but i'm hoping that after sarah is finally vindicated from all of this nonsense

00:46:14.680 that and i know she probably doesn't want to spend another day in court after this is all 0.95

00:46:21.400 said and done but wouldn't it be great if she could file a civil case against these clowns and 0.96

00:46:27.860 win millions and millions and millions of dollars, because it's not just the money 1.00

00:46:32.420 that they forced her to spend or her legal team to work for free. It's the disruption to her life, 0.95

00:46:41.060 the removal of her profession, her dignity, her reputation, all of the nights spent up

00:46:49.700 with anxiety. I can't even imagine. And I've been through my fair share, but not like her.

00:46:57.860 Not like people like Chris Barber and Tamara Leach,

00:47:01.940 Sarah Shijonian as well.

00:47:04.200 So go to her website, have a look around.

00:47:06.440 If you think it's worth five bucks or 10 bucks,

00:47:09.740 then feel free, go ahead.

00:47:12.820 It would be very, very cool if we could help her out 1.00

00:47:15.500 so she can win this thing. 0.95

00:47:17.940 Okay, the Allison Inquiry Day 2

00:47:20.100 is still happening at Ottawa,

00:47:22.600 day three tomorrow and day four on Friday.

00:47:24.900 And today there were,

00:47:26.040 aside from Dean Allison himself,

00:47:27.860 Only two MPs that showed up to hear the testimony.

00:47:33.980 And one of them was there yesterday.

00:47:36.700 So only one new one showed up today.

00:47:40.140 And we had some interesting testimony today.

00:47:42.660 No left-wing corporate media.

00:47:44.080 And you know, it's funny, Carla Joy Treadway,

00:47:46.700 you guys know Carla from the Sovereign Sphere podcast,

00:47:49.800 and I'm going to get her on at some point too.

00:47:51.720 I keep saying that, I know, but I will.

00:47:55.360 She went on X today,

00:47:57.040 and I think probably Instagram as well, and did a great piece I'm about to play for you, but

00:48:01.960 too many independent broadcasters these days, independent journalists, still refer to left-wing

00:48:09.900 corporate media as mainstream media or legacy media, and you can't. You can't, because by saying

00:48:18.480 that, you're already admitting defeat. You are defaulting them as the authoritative voice

00:48:26.560 on the matter. And we know they lie. We know they obfuscate the truth.

00:48:32.440 We know they lie through omission constantly. None of them were covering the Allison inquiry

00:48:40.500 today. None of them were there yesterday. They're not mainstream media. They are the

00:48:47.120 left-wing corporate media and we need to start using the same kind of language manipulation

00:48:53.560 that the left uses and in this case it's not a lie to call them what they are which is left-wing

00:49:01.240 corporate media outside of that carla did a great piece today and here it is good morning everyone

00:49:09.880 so i flew out all the way from ontario to cover the allison inquiry it's a big moment

00:49:15.400 there are also independent media from Alberta from British Columbia from

00:49:20.860 Quebec now there hasn't been any mainstream media coverage of this

00:49:25.640 including you know from Global News who had initially taken taken a bunch of

00:49:30.460 information from Tamara Ugolini there they're not here as well so I was

00:49:35.640 thinking maybe it's just really hard for mainstream media to get here so right

00:49:41.080 behind me so this is the CBC building this is where the inquiry is this

00:49:47.680 building right here they literally just had to walk across the street and 0.96

00:49:54.580 they're not here this is why Canadians don't get their news right they are 0.74

00:50:02.860 choosing what you're allowed to see there's no reason why they shouldn't be

00:50:07.080 here why they couldn't be here they're just making that choice they're keeping this information from

00:50:13.320 you she's absolutely right that's exactly how they go about news gathering on any given day

00:50:21.160 they sit down all of the the writers journalists editors producers they all sit down and they have

00:50:28.840 meetings and they go okay what's going on what's important today this is how it works you guys

00:50:33.000 know that i spent 35 years in that business i know exactly how they do it right now in this case i

00:50:40.820 can't be sure because i'm not in the room but i'm certain that they're fully aware of the allison

00:50:46.660 inquiry and oc tv did a hit piece on it about a month ago so we know that they know so they are

00:50:53.020 willfully ignoring this inquiry what's their rationale behind this it's not newsworthy

00:51:00.020 well it's not an official inquiry it has no teeth at all they can't do anything with the

00:51:05.780 information that they get dean was very clear with them about that during one of the press

00:51:10.560 conferences a couple of weeks ago he said when when asked by a left-wing corporate media journalist

00:51:16.200 the question was why are you doing this if you have no power to do anything if you can't even

00:51:21.320 compel witnesses he said we're doing this to raise awareness

00:51:25.120 now he may have made a mistake there by saying that because the left-wing corporate journalists

00:51:34.520 all went oh well we're not going to give him any awareness then if that's what he wants he's a

00:51:38.940 conservative after all and besides these people are all now i'm this is something i'm not sure

00:51:44.060 about but i'm sure that some of them think this way these journalists these people are all liars

00:51:49.440 anyway they're right-wing extremists so they're not they're covering it and maybe they'll do some

00:51:59.220 kind of cursory piece at some point there's still two days left remember so we'll see what happens

00:52:05.240 now because these hearings are not open to the public there are members of the public who are

00:52:11.680 there but they're just not allowed inside so they're sitting outside in support of the people

00:52:17.500 who are going in to tell their stories.

00:52:19.380 And we've got a couple of those

00:52:20.340 we're gonna play for you in just a couple of minutes.

00:52:22.160 And guys, don't forget to like and share this.

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00:52:50.300 every single night at,

00:52:52.460 well, weeknight at 8 o'clock Central.

00:52:56.260 So these people put signs up

00:52:58.320 on the fencing outside of Parliament,

00:53:00.560 depending on what happens to be going on.

00:53:04.240 And because the Allison inquiry is going on,

00:53:06.740 there's a lot of signage,

00:53:08.240 homemade, handmade signage,

00:53:11.140 in support of these vaccine victims

00:53:14.800 photos of some of the folks um their partial story in some situations and all of this signage

00:53:24.060 has been attached to this fence and people walking past this area can look at this and they can go oh

00:53:30.500 what the heck is this what's going on and these folks these supporters are more than willing to

00:53:36.580 stand up and say well this is the allison inquiry it's going on right now please take the time to

00:53:41.140 look it up on social media but the police decided no we're not going to allow that

00:53:46.740 they normally do they normally don't have a problem with this kind of stuff because it

00:53:52.700 happens in ottawa all the time but not today they invoked a bylaw that never gets used watch what

00:54:01.140 happens here police ottawa police actually came to parliament hill to take down this signage

00:54:07.160 No guys, because look, the signs are still up without a single strap tie on them.

00:54:19.880 Never had a problem hanging them from the fence before.

00:54:23.880 Asked if there was a change in the law.

00:54:31.880 Same.

00:54:36.880 Same.

00:54:38.880 Same.

00:55:01.880 I'm just trying to figure out, obviously the cops didn't do this of their own accord,

00:55:12.180 they couldn't care less, so they were ordered to do it. Where'd the order come from?

00:55:20.360 Why? I mean, they're showing us who they are, again.

00:55:26.320 inside the chamber where the allison inquiry was happening today day two today a bunch of

00:55:37.560 testimony including michelle wharton this is a shorter clip you can find all of the long clips

00:55:44.300 in their entirety at the allisoninquiry.com allisoninquiry.com or look them up on x or

00:55:51.440 instagram here's michelle level of medical gaslighting i had never anticipated i received

00:56:00.080 these injections because i was told they were safe and effective and coercion is not consent

00:56:07.040 and then i'm injured and that's how i'm treated and we're here now in 2026

00:56:13.520 I would spend my life in and out of the emergency room, being treated for migraines, laughed at, mocked at, condescending.

00:56:25.780 So not only have I been diagnosed with multiple neurological and autoimmune conditions, I have roughly eight white matter brain lesions that continue to form.

00:56:36.260 I have cystic masses in my liver, pancreas, cervix, breasts, brain.

00:56:46.260 And as we fought for health care in Canada, ultimately in 2023, we had to resort to traveling to the United States.

00:56:56.020 I presented with a brain cyst seven months after my second vaccination, which was causing brain compression.

00:57:02.160 Ultimately, because of my symptoms and financial burden, I sold my dental practice, our assets

00:57:17.860 were sold, all savings gone, and crowdfunding to pay for my life.

00:57:32.160 and health care is free in Canada, $148,000.

00:57:41.200 We paid for the surgery alone.

00:57:45.200 Thank you to Wiretap Media for that clip.

00:57:50.020 I know these testimonies are very hard to listen to,

00:57:53.920 and maybe that's one of the reasons that people just don't want to.

00:57:57.820 but sometimes we have to force ourselves to watch things that we don't want to watch

00:58:05.780 force ourselves into a situation where

00:58:08.940 we have to know the truth because it's the right thing to do

00:58:15.520 here's the testimony of james freeland whose mother died i believe it was two days after

00:58:22.740 taking her second shot oh me it was she called me right when she got the shot and i did answer

00:58:29.720 and she said james i'm not feeling good i don't feel good at all and i said what do you mean

00:58:36.260 like what are you doing she says i just got my shot and i said well what do you mean where are

00:58:41.560 you she says i'm at the car michael arena and i'm like well what are you doing and she says

00:58:47.760 I said, well, I'm in the 50-minute waiting for the observation.

00:58:52.140 I said, well, do you tell the nurse?

00:58:53.640 Are you telling the nurse?

00:58:54.660 She said, yeah, she says it's normal.

00:58:57.380 I said, what are you feeling?

00:58:58.460 Like, Ma, she said, my heart's racing.

00:59:01.340 There's so much anxiety.

00:59:02.740 I'm sweating like crazy.

00:59:04.360 I'm nauseous.

00:59:05.180 I don't feel good, James.

00:59:06.280 I don't feel good.

00:59:07.660 I don't even know.

00:59:08.560 It was probably about an hour or two later, I get the phone call.

00:59:12.260 James, you've got to come to the hospital.

00:59:14.020 You've got to go to the hospital right now.

00:59:15.220 The ambulance is here.

00:59:16.260 they're bringing your mom to the hospital

00:59:18.360 and then I was racing

00:59:20.780 me and my son were racing to the hospital

00:59:22.240 I get a phone call

00:59:23.260 my gym tells me don't go to the hospital

00:59:26.380 come to the house, they're working on your mom and the ambulance

00:59:28.660 I get to the house

00:59:30.260 and for about 20 minutes they're working

00:59:32.480 on my mom and the ambulance

00:59:33.600 and then we get to the

00:59:36.080 I just want to slow you down here

00:59:37.820 so you drive to your mother's house

00:59:40.080 my son actually drove, I was too

00:59:41.580 I was too staring

00:59:42.820 okay

00:59:44.140 and the ambulance is there my yeah the ambulance is working on my mom in the back and it's just

00:59:50.780 sitting there yep you're a health and safety guy yep you know what that means i do know what that

00:59:56.900 means what's going through your mind my mom's dead i know exactly what that means i'm a health

01:00:04.460 i'm not only just a health and safety guy i was a rescuer for 17 years so i know exactly what that

01:00:09.940 And when that ambulance left, they left through construction.

01:00:15.180 They didn't come the shortest way.

01:00:19.440 We went through the shortest way.

01:00:20.760 They left through construction.

01:00:21.760 I also know what that means.

01:00:26.000 So I knew right then and there.

01:00:30.780 And the other thing is, when I got to the hospital and the doctor came and told me that

01:00:38.860 she had passed. I asked what she had passed from. He said, a heart hit to the heart.

01:00:48.700 I said, what does that mean? Did she have a heart attack? No, sir. She didn't have a heart attack.

01:00:55.580 What did she have? Heart hit to the heart. What does that mean? I don't know, son. It's a heart 0.98

01:01:04.220 hit to the heart was that what is that what what the and i'm bawling at the time and i'm crying 0.92

01:01:08.980 and he said son it was just a hard hit to the heart i said i'm not an idiot you can tell me

01:01:14.820 what it is like what what what's going to be on the death certificate you know see this is the

01:01:21.000 kind of thing that happens in vehicle accidents like heavy ones right where he

01:01:29.140 where the seat belt just grabs that is chest trauma a heavy hit to the heart 0.95

01:01:37.600 but she didn't suffer from a heavy hit to the heart

01:01:42.760 son it's a hard hit to the heart and he started walking away from me

01:01:47.580 and i grabbed him on the shoulder and i turned him around and i said what did my mother die of

01:01:54.260 She was 60 years old, type 2 diabetes, nothing else wrong with her, and died two days after the shot.

01:02:01.720 You tell me what's wrong with her.

01:02:04.620 And then I asked for an autopsy, and he refused, and he said that they will not do an autopsy unless law enforcement or suspicious circumstances.

01:02:15.080 And then he walked away.

01:02:17.580 And then I had my mom's ashes in my hands in less than 24 hours during the height of pandemic.

01:02:24.260 24 hours less than 24 hours that's not enough time

01:02:32.820 for proper procedures to be followed well they had to amend them during the pandemic

01:02:40.800 i've heard some stories i'm not going to repeat here tonight

01:02:44.480 maybe i i'll tell you guys in the all access at some point

01:02:51.640 i'm not going to talk about them tonight but let's just say

01:02:57.700 bodies were stacked up like cordwood and not because of covid

01:03:02.920 either it's the story of nicole morier who lost her 10 year old daughter this one's a little bit

01:03:14.400 longer and it's difficult to listen to i hope you guys stay through right to the end here

01:03:19.360 medical doctor asked for a medical exemption and she was denied as well then

01:03:27.640 so at that time Abigail's doctor told her that it was in her best interest to

01:03:35.140 get the shots that they were safe and effective and to go ahead and she

01:03:40.300 trusted her doctor that was her lifelong doctor and that ultimately sealed

01:03:44.680 Abigail's fate and her decision. So on September 15th she got her first Pfizer

01:03:51.280 shot in 2021 and her second shot to comply to the employment standards

01:03:57.400 October 15th 2021. About seven months after that she started feeling unwell.

01:04:03.300 She was nauseous, just generally couldn't pinpoint what was happening. Those

01:04:08.260 symptoms progressed and then in March of March 16th of 2023 she had issues with swallowing

01:04:17.140 and she went to a walk-in clinic and they ordered an endoscopy which is a procedure

01:04:23.300 they put a scope down your throat and on March 19th she was in so much pain so uncomfortable

01:04:31.780 she phoned my mom I was working that day and she said grams you need to come and pick me up

01:04:37.380 something really bad is happening something's really wrong they took her to emerge she was

01:04:43.060 put into the back room right away she had shoot like extreme pain in her right lung it was

01:04:49.940 shooting up her neck into her head and the ER doctor thought maybe she had myel pneumonia

01:04:56.820 possibly a blood clot in her right lung they did a CT scan which revealed that she was basically

01:05:03.300 full of cancer and she had a tumor in her right lung she was 23 years old she never smoked

01:05:17.380 her lower lobe and her middle lobe of her lung were both collapsed and it was causing her lung

01:05:23.780 to consistently fill up with fluid and it would fill up with a liter of fluid so you imagine a

01:05:29.700 liter of fluid sitting, Abigail was a small person, sitting inside your collapsed lung.

01:05:36.660 How painful that would be along with a tumor. She had a tumor in the middle of her chest area. 0.76

01:05:43.220 It was so large that it was obstructing her cardiac. Her heart, all the valves were being

01:05:50.580 pushed over to the left side of her body. She had enlarged lymph nodes all throughout her body. She

01:05:57.540 She had two in her neck that were so large that they were threatening to either cut off

01:06:03.060 her ability to swallow or to breathe.

01:06:07.360 She had numerous health issues throughout her care in the hospital.

01:06:12.180 She was transferred between two hospitals, Red Deer and Calgary.

01:06:16.580 She had numerous specialists.

01:06:18.760 She had hematologists, cardiologists, pulmonologists.

01:06:22.480 She had a team of cardiologists and nobody understood what was going on with her.

01:06:28.620 One of the oncologists said to me, I've never seen anything like this, especially in someone

01:06:35.940 so young.

01:06:36.940 They couldn't understand the rate of the growth of her cancer.

01:06:42.920 The tumor in her chest doubled in size in just two weeks.

01:06:49.760 The oncologist explained to me that this is something, this tumor and this growth is something

01:06:54.900 that they would normally see in a cancer patient over a 10 year time span.

01:07:00.760 They were seeing this growth in two weeks.

01:07:03.640 She was diagnosed with an extremely rare cancer.

01:07:07.720 The chances of getting this type of cancer is one in multi millions and millions of people.

01:07:15.020 It was an extraordinary cancer on top of a very rare cancer.

01:07:19.660 called nut carcinoma. From the time that she was diagnosed to the time she passed

01:07:25.900 it was only six weeks. She deteriorated very rapidly. She went from having normal

01:07:34.340 ECGs to abnormal ECGs. Blood work went crazy. She was near the end of life. They

01:07:41.720 had to start doing platelet blood transfusions because her platelets

01:07:46.940 dropped so low and normal platelets are between 150 and 450 and hers dropped to a level six, 0.97

01:07:55.420 six. She was at extreme risk of internal bleeding, of having a stroke. Any sort of

01:08:02.380 surgery at that point was completely off the charts. The last weekend of her life she was

01:08:08.380 transferred back to Calgary foothills by her oncologist who said you need to come back.

01:08:14.460 they transported her in an ambulance they said we think you'll get better care here

01:08:20.940 she became extremely bloated during that weekend she looked like she was five months pregnant 1.00

01:08:27.180 i kept questioning what was going on with her saturday afternoon she developed a nosebleed 1.00

01:08:32.940 and her nose bled for 24 hours

01:08:35.340 and I kept saying to them, you need to do something, you need to help her.

01:08:47.780 And they finally sent someone up, a specialist, and they pulled a massive blood clot out of her nose

01:08:56.420 with some forceps and some suction, and she was coughing up massive blood clots

01:09:03.180 because of the blood she was swallowing.

01:09:07.180 And she had a vessel that was very prominent and bleeding.

01:09:13.180 Because her platelets were so low her blood wouldn't clod.

01:09:18.180 And so they cauterized the vessel and they put gauze up into her nose.

01:09:26.180 And she was on oxygen and she was on nasal prongs.

01:09:32.180 And they couldn't use the nasal prongs anymore and so they put the mask on her and she didn't

01:09:41.680 like it because she couldn't breathe.

01:09:48.320 She kept pulling it off and I kept putting it on and she kept pulling it off.

01:09:57.600 And I sat at her bed and I held the mask out from her face because I would do anything

01:10:06.520 for her. 0.98

01:10:07.520 I would just sit there and hold my arm up because I wanted her to get the oxygen.

01:10:14.820 And she became so unwell that weekend.

01:10:18.340 She came very quiet, almost non-responsive, didn't eat a lot, didn't say a lot.

01:10:26.480 I tried to get her in the shower, that was impossible.

01:10:31.040 And on May 1st, they administered two rounds of chemo and that proved to be all that her

01:10:40.460 body could handle.

01:10:41.900 She went into a state of metabolic acidosis and all her healthy organs literally started 0.59

01:10:48.020 to shut down and fail one by one.

01:10:54.180 And she suffered immensely, and she fought so hard.

01:10:59.140 And about midnight that night, she went unconscious.

01:11:03.220 I thought she was sleeping.

01:11:05.060 They tried to sternum rub her, they couldn't wake her up, they call it a death coma.

01:11:11.300 And so I crawled into bed with her, and I snuggled with her, and I rubbed her hair in

01:11:18.320 her ears and I told her I loved her and I could tell she was getting near the end of

01:11:27.760 her life because of her breathing. I watched my dad and my grandma pass so I recognized

01:11:35.000 the breathing pattern and I was singing to her lullaby and it was so painful that I just

01:11:45.320 buried my head into her chest, because I couldn't watch it anymore, I just felt so helpless.

01:11:56.880 And about 9.30 on May 2nd, she took a breath in and a breath out, and that was it.

01:12:04.620 And I laid in bed with her until 2.30 that afternoon.

01:12:09.240 And I told that hospital I wasn't leaving without my daughter.

01:12:14.640 have to make special arrangements for a funeral home in Red Deer to drive to Calgary and pick

01:12:21.120 her up and after she died I got to brush her hair and I wiped her nose. I said please take

01:12:34.560 the stuff out of her nose and I wiped the blood off her nose and I brushed her hair 0.95

01:12:42.160 and they put her in a body bag

01:12:45.140 and they zipped her up

01:12:46.420 and I couldn't believe

01:12:49.660 what happened

01:12:51.340 and that's

01:12:56.860 ultimately how she left this world

01:13:00.700 nobody

01:13:14.340 no parent

01:13:17.080 should ever

01:13:19.580 have to go through

01:13:22.100 something like that

01:13:23.840 our friend Donald Best

01:13:33.900 put this up today

01:13:35.920 new FOIA

01:13:36.540 shows Health Canada personnel

01:13:39.640 wanted the undisclosed DNA

01:13:41.700 out of Pfizer shots

01:13:44.120 back in 2023

01:13:45.560 Pfizer refused

01:13:50.320 higher ups in government

01:13:52.420 quashed the investigation. Health Canada has continued to approve the DNA-contaminated

01:13:58.840 injections since then anyway. This was revealed on the same day the Allison inquiry opened

01:14:06.260 and we heard testimony from Senator Ron Johnson about turbo cancers.

01:14:12.700 This is Donald Best sharing a tweet from Scoops Magoo. I know how it sounds,

01:14:18.580 but apparently Scoops Magoo is a master of the FOIA.

01:14:22.160 See his website for all the documents,

01:14:23.960 and here's the documents here, redacted as they are.

01:14:27.180 If you're on X, go to Scoops Magoo.

01:14:31.980 I'll give you this.

01:14:36.820 Unnecessary regulatory elements present on plasmid black block.

01:14:42.420 In response to quality,

01:14:44.180 Clarifax dated August 4th, 2023.

01:14:46.280 read the sponsor, DNA regulatory elements present on plasmid. These elements include

01:14:54.400 SV40 promoter, SV40 poly A terminator. Now you guys know what SV40 is. If you don't,

01:15:03.900 go look it up. The review team disagrees with this justification that

01:15:10.560 Pfizer tried to give them.

01:15:14.500 Due to the fact that some plasmid-derived DNA fragments remain in the final product

01:15:18.900 as a process-related impurity, the plasmid should not include unnecessary DNA regulatory elements.

01:15:25.880 A minimum, these regulatory elements should have been disclosed initially.

01:15:31.860 To be consistent with general manufacturing practices and to support vaccine acceptance,

01:15:37.260 Health Canada strongly recommends the removal of unnecessary DNA elements from the backbone of plasmids to be used for the manufacture of Comirnaty vaccines for future SARS-CoV-2 variants.

01:15:49.800 Health Canada's position was provided to the sponsor in a follow-up clarifact stated August 24th, 2023.

01:15:56.000 However, the sponsor only agrees to further evaluate Health Canada's request.

01:16:01.680 now there's been a lot of discussion about elected members of parliament who have not attended

01:16:11.440 the allison inquiry which is most of them six all conservatives have attended so far

01:16:20.080 i would suggest that by not attending they're showing us who they are

01:16:25.640 some of you may not agree with me

01:16:29.920 but i've come to that conclusion on my own

01:16:33.680 everybody wants to know where pierre polyeth is where's polyeth where's polyeth me as well

01:16:40.020 i went on x yesterday and i said excuse me pierre where are you you need to be at the

01:16:47.480 allison inquiry even if it's only for a couple of hours to support your mp who undertook this

01:16:53.780 massive, massive project

01:16:55.960 and allowed these people,

01:17:00.320 these injured people,

01:17:02.060 these bereaved people

01:17:03.220 to speak up finally.

01:17:06.820 Yes, I know the NCI

01:17:08.420 and Ken Drysdale agrees

01:17:09.680 that was a great first step

01:17:11.120 and this is a great second step.

01:17:15.020 But MPs are not showing up.

01:17:17.560 MPPs, MLAs not showing up.

01:17:19.800 No councillors, no mayors.

01:17:21.220 Nobody is showing up.

01:17:23.780 do they feel it's politically damaging in some way?

01:17:31.640 Pierre Polyev will not be attending one session of the Allison Inquiry because he's in New York.

01:17:41.140 He went to New York to participate in ceremonies commemorating the 25th anniversary of 9-11 attacks on Friday.

01:17:50.220 A trip that's being carried out with the blessing of the Prime Minister's office,

01:17:53.560 according to a senior Conservative source.

01:17:56.080 Oh, Mark Carney says it's okay, Pierre, you go ahead.

01:18:01.860 I'm surprised I have not seen one comment so far over here that says Uniparty.

01:18:10.440 Unifor, Canada's largest private sector union,

01:18:13.040 says the federal government needs to be prepared to use

01:18:15.400 every economic lever at its disposal to defend Canadian jobs, including the use

01:18:20.920 of a federal law that's designed to protect businesses from foreign influence.

01:18:26.260 They go into talking about trade talks.

01:18:28.700 Poliev says he's going down there to speak to certain elected representatives of both

01:18:33.200 parties, Democrat, Republican, state and federal, to see if he can find out what they're thinking

01:18:41.020 So he can bring that news back to Mark Carney to help him position himself better in this trade war that he is responsible for between the United States and Canada.

01:18:55.840 I'm not saying Donald Trump isn't culpable.

01:18:58.760 I believe he is.

01:18:59.600 Sure he is.

01:19:00.040 but he was not willing to sit back and watch canada continue to put three and four hundred

01:19:07.000 percent tariffs on certain american products not allow other american products into the country at

01:19:11.440 all well canada gets a free pass he didn't want that i don't blame him he is a nationalist

01:19:17.560 president he's taking care of his country and his people first and he has specifically said

01:19:24.580 and i agree with him on this if canada wants to be treated like a state then they should become

01:19:29.740 one what has canada done to deserve special treatment aside from being a parasite on america

01:19:38.180 for the past 80 years can anybody answer me why these tariffs are unjustified as the politicians

01:19:49.100 keep repeating over and over and over again these unjustified tariffs uh these uh unjustified and

01:19:56.220 unfair. How are they unjustified? Explain. How are they unfair? You're being treated like any

01:20:07.560 other country. As a matter of fact, Jameson Greer came out and said, we gave you the best offer of

01:20:14.420 any country that we've dealt with in the past 18 months. And you still said no, based upon some BS

01:20:22.000 about nationalist stuff.

01:20:24.540 Like Trump does not care

01:20:26.160 about the French language.

01:20:27.260 Go ahead and speak it, whatever.

01:20:29.940 There's other things in play

01:20:31.340 and that's Canada's beholdenment

01:20:33.400 to the communist state of China.

01:20:37.700 We're going to get into that

01:20:38.900 in just a second.

01:20:39.660 But what has happened

01:20:40.800 to Pierre Polly?

01:20:45.740 Was he or is he the guy

01:20:47.820 that we saw three years ago,

01:20:49.320 the guy that stood up

01:20:50.380 and said no more BS?

01:20:52.000 the guy who actually went to the convoy and said those people are just regular Canadians who are

01:20:59.180 who are trying to get their lives back or is he the guy that screwed off to the United States

01:21:07.220 to help Mark Carney in his trade negotiations and not attend the Allison inquiry which Pierre

01:21:14.680 are we dealing with here wiretap did a great piece on this on their website wiretapmedia.ca

01:21:21.280 Pierre was raised by defiance, but missing for the aftermath.

01:21:26.520 It's a very good piece.

01:21:28.680 Polyev's political career was remade by a moment of genuine defiance.

01:21:33.220 When Freedom Convoy rolled into the Capitol in the winter of 2022 to oppose COVID mandates

01:21:38.420 and government overreach, most of the political class treated the truckers as a contagion.

01:21:43.520 But Polyev treated them as constituents, called them honest and hardworking Canadians.

01:21:48.900 As a result, his audience exploded and donations started flooding his leadership race, which

01:21:54.860 ultimately led to his victory.

01:21:57.200 Four years later, the question is simple.

01:22:00.220 What did those people get in return?

01:22:04.260 By early 2025, the job looked almost finished.

01:22:07.660 The conservatives held a commanding lead over Trudeau's collapsing liberals.

01:22:11.160 Axe the tax was the campaign.

01:22:13.720 But then the ground disappeared when Trudeau resigned and Mark Carney took the liberal

01:22:17.660 leadership.

01:22:18.900 Within a day, Carney killed the consumer carbon tax.

01:22:24.040 Well, he didn't kill it.

01:22:24.920 He just reduced it to zero.

01:22:26.160 He can bring it back.

01:22:26.900 It's still on the books whenever he wants.

01:22:30.180 And Polyev's entire campaign identity was destroyed.

01:22:32.780 He didn't rebuild it either.

01:22:34.320 Instead, he tried to rebrand the fight

01:22:37.340 as Scrap the Carney Tax.

01:22:40.160 They called him Carbon Tax Carney, remember?

01:22:42.920 He kept running the old tape.

01:22:45.200 Carney received the credit for ending the levy

01:22:47.400 and the non-conservative voters who hated Trudeau consolidated around Kearney.

01:22:52.800 Even the seat Polyev held for more than 20 years was stripped in the marketing beatdown.

01:22:57.600 But the CPC establishment gamed the system and parachuted him into a safe Alberta riding

01:23:01.960 so he could return to Parliament.

01:23:03.720 That's not the story of a man who had never had a path.

01:23:07.940 It's the story of a man who had a massive lead, could not change course when the country did,

01:23:12.940 and needed the machine that elevated him to put him back in the house after the country had already

01:23:18.500 rendered its verdict. What the Convoy Coalition is watching now is whether the man they raised

01:23:26.380 still considers their fight unfinished, and this offered an answer. Conservative MP Dean Allison

01:23:32.520 opened four days of hearings on Parliament Hill for Canadians who were injured by these vaccines.

01:23:36.920 The Allison inquiry is unofficial parliamentary business and cannot compel witnesses, but it's

01:23:42.920 also the only forum on the Hill that's given Canadians a fighting chance for accountability

01:23:47.940 for the pandemic tyranny. Allison said he'd spoken to Polyev and had the caucus behind him, but 0.54

01:23:53.580 when the hearings began yesterday, Polyev was nowhere to be found.

01:23:57.800 That's not an isolated lapse. It's how he now handles the files that once defined him.

01:24:05.160 When Crown prosecutors asked for seven years for Tamara Leach and eight years for Chris Barber on

01:24:10.120 mischief charges arising from the convoy, Polyev remained silent. Until accounts in the ecosystem,

01:24:16.540 including ours, Wiretap Media, and many like mine as well, and other independent voices started

01:24:22.760 beating the drum on social media that was impossible for the leader to ignore. And on July 21st,

01:24:28.640 Polyev broke his silence. Chris Barber's own response cut through the spin. Thank you, Pierre.

01:24:33.660 We've been waiting so long for elected officials to speak up.

01:24:38.580 After the judge rejected prison and imposed house arrest,

01:24:42.860 I think they're in their last month now,

01:24:44.420 at least that's what Tamara was saying on social media,

01:24:48.260 Paliyev simply wished the two political prisoners a peaceful life.

01:24:52.480 He didn't treat the prosecution as a political warning

01:24:55.700 to everyone who had stood in Ottawa in 2022.

01:24:58.620 And he only commented once the pressure had already arrived.

01:25:03.660 Speaking after you've been publicly dragged into it is not leadership, it's damage control.

01:25:09.820 A politician who required outside pressure to defend the people whose protest helped make him

01:25:14.400 leader is not demonstrating the courage that changes a country's direction. He's demonstrating

01:25:19.740 that he will move when the base makes staying still more expensive than moving. The same

01:25:27.000 caution shows up in the fights he will not pick. He'll talk about cutting wasteful foreign aid,

01:25:32.340 but he'll not make a sustained case that Canada should stop writing large checks to a Ukrainian

01:25:37.660 state repeatedly hit by corruption scandals. They're here again for more this week, by the

01:25:41.920 way, the Ukrainians. Well, food bank use and housing costs at home keep rising. Ottawa has

01:25:47.840 sent nearly 22 billion, well, it's more like 26 billion in various forms of assistance to Ukraine

01:25:52.500 since 2022. And when a major procurement scandal erupted around Irnogotem in late 2025, the liberal

01:25:59.600 government said it would keep sending support. And Polyev affirmed that conservatives will

01:26:06.160 continue to stand with Ukraine's war effort, including a pledge to send frozen Russian

01:26:11.400 assets to Kiev. That may be a defensible foreign policy position, but it's not the position of a

01:26:18.500 politician willing to say out loud that Canadian households come first when the money is leaving

01:26:23.620 the country, and the recipients are trucking the cash out the back door. Forcing Ottawa to defend

01:26:30.680 every dollar sent abroad while households here fall further behind would have been the fight.

01:26:36.100 He declined it. Immigration is the other file where the gap between volume and courage matters.

01:26:42.560 He talks about it now, but he did not lead on it. And during the leadership race and well into 2023,

01:26:48.300 he branded himself pro-immigration, said Canada needed more newcomers if they came lawfully and

01:26:53.500 promised faster family reunification, easier routes from temporary work to permanent status

01:26:59.120 and quicker recognition of foreign credentials. When asked whether he would cut liberal targets,

01:27:04.880 he sidestepped. His party spent a long stretch telling candidates not to sound hard on the file

01:27:10.980 and only after rents exploded, hospitals were packed and youth job numbers broke. And after

01:27:16.820 nationalist brought truth to his base, did the vocabulary change. That's not a man who saw the

01:27:23.640 experiment early and forced the country to face it. That's a man who held the consensus position

01:27:29.320 until the coalition that put him in the job demanded a different one. Even now, the language

01:27:34.880 is sanded down. Immigrants are not to blame. Liberal policy is. The goal is control and 1.00

01:27:39.440 absorption, not a reckoning with how fast the country was changed and what that did to wages,

01:27:44.500 rents, wait times, social trust, social cohesion. For voters who wanted a leader who would name the

01:27:53.360 scale of the experiment without waiting to be told, the current version still sounds like

01:27:58.240 management after the fact. The pattern is repeated since the 2025 loss and the safer path is obvious.

01:28:05.880 Keep the base warm with familiar lines. Shift the daily message towards kitchen table economics and

01:28:12.320 tariffs, avoid looking like the radical candidate the country really needs. He remains opposition

01:28:19.120 leader, still holds a vent, still attacks the government. What he has not done is force a

01:28:25.720 different consensus. Floor crossings and by-election losses since the election only

01:28:30.540 underline the problem. When your own MPs start calculating the other side looks like a better

01:28:35.680 career bet, the brand has a problem no amount of common sense slogans will fix. Courage in

01:28:42.260 the sense the convoy moment demanded, is not stamina in question period. It's the willingness

01:28:48.680 to accept short-term costs to move the country's center of gravity on emergency powers, on who gets

01:28:54.100 prosecuted, on who is heard when the mandates are over, on where Canadian money goes, and on how

01:28:59.940 many people the country can actually house and employ and take care of. Paliyev tested that once

01:29:07.420 when it was useful to his leadership campaign and he has been far more cautious since the votes

01:29:12.800 were counted. The people who put him in the chair were not asking for a mascot. They were asking for

01:29:18.060 a leader who would still fight for them when things got dirty. Instead, he rode their momentum,

01:29:24.460 professionalized it, and then left them to eat shit and die. That, my friends, is a wonderful 1.00

01:29:32.500 piece from wiretapmedia.ca. Donald Trump ramping up retaliation as Canada's tariffs, retaliatory

01:29:41.940 tariffs, came into effect yesterday. There's more here from Fox News.

01:29:47.080 Escalating with Canada, the Trump administration turning up the pressure by

01:29:50.620 banning some of the Canadian imports. Senior White House correspondent

01:29:53.800 Peter Ducey is live with the details. Good morning, Peter.

01:29:57.480 Good morning, Lawrence. And the law President Trump is using here lets a president

01:30:02.140 ban products from countries that he or she thinks are discriminating against U.S. Commerce. It is

01:30:09.020 section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930. And so now, as of September 9th, these Canadian products

01:30:15.600 are just banned, cannot be shipped to the United States. It is some alcoholic beverages,

01:30:21.280 some dairy products, and some large motorcycles from Canada. And if these Canadian products,

01:30:27.080 and if other Canadian products, rather, are not outright banned,

01:30:29.860 There are going to be 50% tariffs on things like cheeses and cheese substitutes, writing and drawing paper, iron or steel pillars, posts, beams and girders, aluminum bars, rods, tubes and pipes, furniture, mattresses and outboard motorboats.

01:30:47.140 That's on top of existing tariffs on beer, wine, liquor, cider, natural honey, cements, ice hockey and field hockey equipment.

01:30:55.040 The president is explaining his reasoning like this.

01:30:58.500 The Canadian government, including Canadian provinces,

01:31:01.460 have banned American small businesses and companies

01:31:03.660 from selling into their government procurement markets.

01:31:06.940 This is the case, even though Canada gets broad access

01:31:09.800 into the massive American government procurement market.

01:31:12.680 It is a Canadian trade scam.

01:31:14.820 From now on, no reciprocity, no access.

01:31:18.540 And when President Trump says, which is,

01:31:21.380 and this is something he says a lot now,

01:31:22.760 that canada is harder for him to work with than russia or north korea or china it sounds like a

01:31:29.440 joke but then he does something like this and you realize it is not a joke it's not a joke

01:31:35.340 you have to wonder what's going to happen to the crown royal plant in gimli manitoba

01:31:42.160 i think they just expanded it or in the process of expanding it right now for more capacity 0.93

01:31:47.740 but with this news they might be kicking their own asses cal bricker is the head of an organization

01:31:57.020 called spirits canada i didn't know an organization called spirits canada even existed but apparently 0.90

01:32:02.080 it does and he had this to say cal did today we're operating on razor-thin margins and uh

01:32:09.920 you know it just it just makes our products that much more uh you know uh you know less lucrative

01:32:15.640 when it comes to selling in the U.S.

01:32:17.900 And it's in a very, very important market for us.

01:32:20.500 For example, you know, if we're looking at Crown Royal,

01:32:24.140 we sell more Crown Royal in Texas than we do in all of Canada.

01:32:27.200 That's how exposed we are here.

01:32:31.900 What did he say?

01:32:33.240 They do more business in Texas than all of Canada with their Crown Royal?

01:32:38.580 Hmm.

01:32:39.060 How long is it going to be before all of these companies, big and small, are at Mark Carney's

01:32:51.220 throat? How long do you think Carney has? It's not, sadly, it's not going to be the people

01:33:01.940 of this country that make the difference, even though there's nothing I would love to tell you

01:33:06.280 more i would love to be able to sit here and look you guys straight in the eye and go yeah we did

01:33:12.840 it the people us we showed up in ottawa and we gave them what for and they listened they had no 1.00

01:33:19.220 choice kind of like what they're doing in the uk right now with these uh boat people coming across

01:33:24.800 the channel they're just saying no regular ordinary dudes the common folk of the uk are

01:33:35.420 are standing up finally and they're saying no we're not doing this anymore but canada since

01:33:40.360 freedom convoy especially no i think people are still ptsd from that event

01:33:46.920 they saw what happened to people like chris and tamara and and uh pat and they're gun shy i don't

01:33:57.360 blame them nobody wants to put everything on the line but you want to know what it's all on the

01:34:03.820 line anyway. At this stage of the game, it's all on the line anyway. Now, Jason Kristoff believes

01:34:11.600 that he's the mind control guy. I'm sure you've seen him on social media. He believes that this,

01:34:17.000 the entire thing is being orchestrated by the city of London, that they control everybody,

01:34:24.820 all pieces on the board. Every country is just, it's like a big game of risk, really.

01:34:31.360 And this includes Donald Trump, by the way.

01:34:33.300 That's what he believes.

01:34:34.420 I don't think it's quite that simple.

01:34:38.400 I think the city of London does control a huge portion of the globe.

01:34:43.820 Well, maybe not the globe, but the people who run it,

01:34:46.400 because they're placed in there by the city of London blob.

01:34:50.200 But I think there are people who are fighting back against that.

01:34:52.980 But what they represent when you dig into them

01:34:56.020 is equally as alarming as the World Economic Forum

01:34:59.840 and the un policies so at some point the people i guess my point is are going to have to stand up

01:35:07.760 and fight back regardless how many times have we heard over the past five or six years not going

01:35:14.800 to be able to vote your way out of this one so for me personally and maybe you it's for you it's a

01:35:21.400 little bit different but for me personally this whole thing has actually been kind of entertaining

01:35:26.200 I mean, you know, I'm able to sit back and look at it from a different angle, a different

01:35:32.860 point of view and go, this is so obvious.

01:35:38.920 I mean, what's been happening in most cases is so incredibly obvious.

01:35:44.960 And yet there's still so many people who just can't see it.

01:35:49.420 And I'm sure you're that way as well, to one degree or another.

01:35:52.940 victor davis hansen was on megan kelly earlier today and they were talking about mark carney

01:36:00.460 and this whole u.s canada trade thing footnote megan when you meant we mentioned carney how

01:36:06.720 ingratitude carney's too chill he says all this anti-american elbows out blew the national anthem

01:36:13.260 we're gonna gin up pan-canadianism so the quebec is a quebec people and all that in alberto

01:36:19.640 So 95% of his investments are in America, and two of his four children were Harvard and Yale graduates and live in the United States.

01:36:31.900 This is a guy that had three passports until he would become Irish, British, and Canadian.

01:36:38.200 And he lived in the United States for a while. 1.00

01:36:40.480 So he's trying to gin up this hatred of the United States when he himself is a total hypocrite. 0.99

01:36:47.640 and the people are going to really suffer when this gets going because we haven't known you and 0.98

01:36:52.400 i everybody doesn't know canada but so what but once they gin up that hatred and it gets into the

01:36:57.680 american media people are starting to get angry about it and when they read that hang on i'm

01:37:02.300 going to stop it here for just one second because it's funny right like we go back and we hear what

01:37:06.620 he says canada so what you see this is the attitude they have down there but now canada

01:37:13.580 starting to rattle this the clanky old saber and so there's starting to sit up and take notice and

01:37:21.020 go wait a minute did they say war okay we'll give them a war because the americans they wouldn't

01:37:27.820 they wouldn't notice canada otherwise right like you said what what huh so let's listen again

01:37:33.280 gonna really suffer when this gets going because we haven't known you and i everybody doesn't know

01:37:38.280 canada but so what but once they gin up that hatred and it gets into the american media people

01:37:43.300 are starting to get angry about it and when they read that he won't disclose the details

01:37:48.980 and he's cozying up to this murderous maoist government in china it's going to be bad bad bad

01:37:56.020 economically it was a bad decision by him terrible yeah yeah

01:38:04.820 i mean you you might sit back and think well that's just typical american arrogance it's

01:38:09.060 It's not that. Imagine when you were a kid, go back to when you were a kid. If you've got younger

01:38:15.200 siblings, you'll be able to get this a little bit easier. So let's say you're running with your

01:38:19.540 friends. You're 16 years old, right? And you're going to go do something, whatever it is 16 year

01:38:25.700 olds do. You're going to go and have a party, a bush party, whatever. And so you've got four or

01:38:30.780 five of your friends and you're with them and your little brother, who's like nine.

01:38:34.700 no and you would you think about your little brother in that moment no you wouldn't little

01:38:42.280 timmy and so little timmy starts screaming i'm gonna come here i'm telling mom the way you're

01:38:47.180 and and so finally you have to go all right all right all right but other than that you're not

01:38:51.600 paying attention to little timmy when you're in that moment you've got your own life you're 16

01:38:57.760 you're out there feeling your oats with your friends you're not worried about your little

01:39:03.320 brother. That's what Canada is to the United States. But we're nothing. We're a mosquito.

01:39:15.280 And we're about to get slapped right now by a big old American hand.

01:39:21.960 That's, that's what we are. And right now we're having a temper tantrum. And so the big brother 0.78

01:39:27.120 is noticing. The question is, what's he going to do about it? He's going to make it hard on us.

01:39:33.960 He's going to make it very, very hard on us, right?

01:39:36.640 I'd like to put out a request right now to President Trump.

01:39:40.580 Dear President Trump, please don't make it so hard on us.

01:39:44.720 And if you plan to make it hard on Canadians,

01:39:48.080 make it hard on the elbows-up crowd,

01:39:50.720 the ones who actually believe that Canada has a chance to win this thing.

01:39:55.400 Because many of us, believe it or not,

01:39:58.340 actually identify with reality and we understand the situation that mark carney has put us in

01:40:08.060 and if there's a way you could go easy on us or even better grant us some kind of special status

01:40:14.880 so we can go and live in the united states well that would be awesome

01:40:20.140 guys this is you know you might be sitting back thinking shadow what an unpatriotic thing to say

01:40:30.580 at one point in my life i was very patriotic canadian

01:40:37.760 but then over the past 10 years i've seen how easily these neo-marxists and technocrats

01:40:47.500 have come in and dismantled everything that was good about this country.

01:40:53.920 Starting with the institutions, the corruption of the police,

01:40:59.880 the corruption of the medical system, the corruption of the legal system.

01:41:05.160 You saw Ken Drysdale last night talking about trying to find a lawyer

01:41:08.280 and said, I couldn't find one.

01:41:10.320 I knew them all, I couldn't find one

01:41:12.260 because they were all tainted by the government.

01:41:17.500 The entire country has become unrecognizable in a very short period of time.

01:41:27.180 We don't have any foundation anymore.

01:41:32.040 And that's the thing.

01:41:32.880 We always believed that we did.

01:41:34.860 How many times did you say during the pandemic,

01:41:38.000 or come to think of it, even since then,

01:41:39.940 they can't do that.

01:41:42.540 They can't force you to show your medical information,

01:41:45.760 to walk into a restaurant.

01:41:46.960 they can't do that that's illegal it's got to be well even if it was at one point they made it so

01:41:53.240 that they could never mind the charter of rights and freedoms forget about that

01:41:58.120 how easily did they completely and totally corrupt this country and worse still the people

01:42:09.740 not all of them but a good percentage of people who live in it they believe that if they don't

01:42:16.440 agree with something you're saying, that it's perfectly fine to shut you down.

01:42:24.360 They don't believe in freedom of speech. And of all the freedoms that we have right now,

01:42:31.380 that is probably the most important. Because without freedom of speech,

01:42:36.560 all other freedoms are lost. Why? Because you can't talk about it anymore.

01:42:42.060 mark carney made a statement on the visit of prime minister uh sorry president voldemir

01:42:51.400 zelensky and first lady olina to canada uh the president of ukraine voldemir zelensky

01:43:00.380 and the first lady of ukraine alina zelenska are visiting canada from september 9th to 11th

01:43:07.460 The visit underscores Canada's continued leadership in supporting Ukraine and reflects our unwavering commitment to a just and lasting peace.

01:43:18.640 The President and the First Lady will attend events in Calgary, Toronto and North Bay.

01:43:24.060 Zelensky, sorry, President Zelensky, who, by the way, should have been out of office two years ago now, will also address cabinet members at the Cabinet Planning Forum in Banff.

01:43:32.740 the visits program will focus on shared priorities between canada and ukraine

01:43:38.040 including deepening defense economic and energy cooperation that means more billions of our

01:43:42.900 dollars going out there you can bet it will also address the human cost of russia's war of

01:43:49.560 aggression against ukraine and build on the strong people to people ties that connect our countries

01:43:55.540 canada remains steadfast in our commitment to support ukraine's defense recovery and

01:44:02.060 reconstruction. Carney also put out a video, I think it was today or last night, where he wants

01:44:08.380 to deal now with trusted partners. Here it is. 40 years has been a period of deeper economic

01:44:17.180 integration with the United States. Truth is, it was easy business, but it meant we relied too much

01:44:24.200 on one economic partner. It's clear that time is over. This is why our plan since I came into

01:44:32.600 office has been development and diversification, not denial, waiting to go back to some good old

01:44:39.240 days and not continued dependence. For the past year and a half, we've been steering our economy

01:44:46.240 towards trusted partners. We've signed 20 trade and defense agreements across four different

01:44:53.080 continents these represent real opportunities for canadians and canadian businesses

01:44:57.800 they're good for today and they're great for tomorrow and these are more than deals

01:45:03.160 they're agreements deals privilege the few agreements benefit the many what the past 40

01:45:10.760 years i'm not going to play that again what's the difference mark deal agreement same thing

01:45:17.720 see this is what these guys do right like words salads well the difference between a deal and

01:45:23.220 agreement is a lasting part what are you even talking about it's the same freaking thing

01:45:28.740 it's the word play it drives me freaking crazy because it's condescending

01:45:35.160 people like mark carney think of you and me and him and her as ants and if they step on a few of us

01:45:46.860 Oh, well, no big deal.

01:45:52.080 Good old Newt Gingrich had something to say earlier today.

01:45:59.120 And, you know, he's kind of musing on why there's no deal yet,

01:46:04.380 why the Americans may have pulled out or changed a few things

01:46:09.260 in the last couple of days of negotiations.

01:46:11.840 Or maybe they were insisting on this the whole time

01:46:14.320 and canada capitulated until the end when they didn't but he thinks it has to do with china

01:46:19.060 watch this the canada cannot be a transshipment for china that was the ultimate deal breaker

01:46:27.360 is that the current prime minister wants to align canada with china and would basically allow the

01:46:33.580 chinese to send goods to canada to then be shipped into the u.s and that was the last big part of the

01:46:39.880 package and the canadian's president prime minister said he'd rather have a trade war

01:46:45.580 than give up their ability to deal directly with china yeah and then what yesterday or the day

01:46:54.120 before i think i told you guys this last night that canada and china are talking about some

01:47:00.980 kind of military agreement after eight years and why are they talking about it now and why was it

01:47:08.620 eight years because remember about eight years ago they were training in canada's north and some

01:47:13.780 media let it slip the chinese troops were in canada's north and trudeau had a fit he actually

01:47:20.180 lost it may should never this is confidential information it's classified there's no way they

01:47:26.940 should ever have gotten out to the public he was angry about it but my question is this what the

01:47:34.220 hell are Chinese troops doing in Canada anyway? Do you think that Donald Trump is going to allow

01:47:39.540 that? Abso-freaking-lutely not. Not for war games, training, nothing. Donald Trump, he's got a

01:47:49.340 meeting coming up with Xi Jinping next week. He's going to lay down the law to Xi Jinping and say,

01:47:56.000 look it, man, I'm sorry, but you're not going to, you're not going to be screwing with us anymore

01:48:00.320 in any way, period. I think he might even threaten to close the borders to all Chinese 1.00

01:48:05.300 nationals. It's getting to that point. This story came out about a month ago. I'm not sure if you 1.00

01:48:12.240 guys saw this White House trade report says the Trump administration considers Canada among

01:48:17.480 China's biggest enablers in avoiding U.S. tariffs through transshipment, which is a modern form of

01:48:23.600 smuggling. This is what Newt Gingrich was talking about, that the U.S. claims is costing billions

01:48:28.880 in lost tariff revenue. The report released last month from the Office of Trade and Manufacturing

01:48:35.700 Policy titled The Great Transshipment Scam. It's the Trojan horse one. You may have seen it on the

01:48:41.540 whitehouse.gov website. If not, go check it out. And featuring a timely image, oh, there it is,

01:48:46.260 a Trojan horse on the front page, accuses China of routing their exports through third countries

01:48:51.080 with more favorable U.S. tariff rates. And by the way, China's not the only ones who do that either

01:48:57.740 to gain access to the American market

01:48:59.720 through Canada, through Kuzma.

01:49:02.780 That's the only reason some of them even want

01:49:05.160 to do trade with Canada,

01:49:06.320 to get access to the U.S. market.

01:49:08.440 And when that goes away,

01:49:10.020 these countries will not care to trade with Canada anymore.

01:49:15.780 So don't let Mark Carney's rhetoric

01:49:18.080 or any of his cabinet ministers' rhetoric fool you

01:49:21.580 that the world wants what Canada has.

01:49:24.080 Of course they do.

01:49:25.260 but we can't provide it for them in any kind of finished form we've got great natural resources

01:49:34.420 but they're the ones who are going to have to refine it because we can't seem to move

01:49:38.060 our stuff from one side of the country to the other because pipelines

01:49:41.840 in plain terms illegal transshipment is smuggling disguised as trade broad cloaked

01:49:51.000 in paperwork, and in truth, nothing new, the report says, adding, what's changed is the breadth,

01:49:56.600 depth, and sophistication of China's network. The countries that comprise China's shadow

01:50:02.320 transshipment network include many of America's largest trade partners, Mexico, Canada, European

01:50:11.420 union india japan south korea and yet somehow canadians blame trump

01:50:20.620 i don't know i mean i look at the trump hatred never grasped me i was never a big fan of donald

01:50:32.820 trump when he was on tv what was that show he did where the year fired i can't remember what

01:50:36.680 it was called. But I never thought of him as anything but a billionaire, a real estate guy

01:50:42.500 from New York through the 80s, 90s. He was very famous. Donald Trump, Donald Trump. They all love

01:50:48.140 Donald Trump. Oprah Winfrey loved Donald Trump. The crowd at Oprah Winfrey loved Donald Trump.

01:50:53.640 They wanted him to run for president back in 1992. And guess what? He was saying all the same

01:50:59.040 things then that he says today. But for some reason today, they hate him. It's because of

01:51:04.780 the left-wing corporate media, obviously, which, by the way, is the mouthpiece of the city of London

01:51:11.900 cabal. Democrat party in the United States with some Republicans and definitely the liberal and

01:51:20.640 NDP parties in Canada with some conservatives. One more thing I have for you guys before I

01:51:27.920 wrap it up for tonight. This is completely unrelated to anything I've talked about so far

01:51:32.040 in the show tonight where is it here oh this is it this is a woman who caught a family of indians 0.96

01:51:41.060 littering into lake ontario slash lake america watch this y'all just threw your garbage and

01:51:51.040 told your kids to throw it in the water that wasn't throwing garbage in the water

01:51:57.820 no that's not throwing garbage in the water if that's not throwing garbage in the water

01:52:04.560 i don't know what is because there's a bunch of them over there okay i did a piece a few months 0.98

01:52:11.700 ago on the culture of indians and the litter that you see over there i mean like i've never been 1.00

01:52:17.180 there but i've seen video of it and the litter like there's mountains of garbage in all parts 0.99

01:52:24.200 of india especially the big cities and and the ganges river which is supposed to be a holy river 1.00

01:52:28.660 it's completely like sewage and garbage it's it's crazy it's part of indian culture and so they bring 1.00

01:52:38.940 that culture to canada but the funniest thing about that is this woman calls them out what are 1.00

01:52:44.640 you doing littering into our lake like that and encouraging your kids to litter into the lake 0.95

01:52:49.020 and then their their their defiance we are not we did not that's not littering maybe to them

01:52:57.040 it's not and therein lies the problem that's it for the show tonight you guys i love you all i

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The Shadoe Davis Show - September 10, 2026

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