00:09:01.580The problem is they taste so damn good.
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00:10:47.460does anybody know a guy called dean clifford he's been canada's free man guru they call him
00:10:57.880for the last at least 10 years he's from winnipeg does anybody know dean dean clifford if you do
00:11:04.760please contact me so i can get a hold of this guy i want him on the show shadow davis at gmail.com
00:11:11.380s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com or you can message me on facebook if you wish or on twitter
00:11:18.060or on instagram i'm on all of those platforms now before we get started tonight
00:11:24.820um i want to take the time to acknowledge a special donation that i received
00:11:34.000last night i couldn't actually believe it when it came through because it was
00:11:40.020it was very sizable but that's not the point here
00:11:43.760this message came from a guy named bill and he and his beautiful wife jay had been living in
00:11:54.660mexico i'm not sure for how long so the message reads
00:15:20.260more analysis is being done on the video before any further determinations are made
00:15:25.780Investigators are also looking into whether the semi had an event data recorder which would keep track of its speed, exact coordinates, and mechanical status.
00:15:33.480The semi driver is out of hospital and assisting with the investigation.
00:15:36.740Lassen said police haven't spoken yet with the driver of the bus.
00:15:54.820Let's get on with this. Bill C-18. Here's the story. It comes from itworldcanada.com. Bill C-18 is edging closer to becoming law after the Senate approved it today in the House of Commons. Could become law next week. It passed in the Senate. 51 votes in favor, 23 against, zero abstentions.
00:16:20.340You know, we had a conversation with Max Bernier on Wednesday night. We talked about possibly reforming Canada's system of government at some point. Now, we know the PPC is not going to be forming government anytime soon in Canada, but he was against an elected Senate and he seemed to feel that provinces then have not provinces would have too much equality in the say of governing our country, which to me sounded a little bit weird.
00:16:46.640I didn't oppose him at that time because I wanted you to decide for yourself.
00:16:52.020But for me personally, I think that's wrong thinking.
00:17:14.880They don't have to retire. They're accountable to nobody at all, except for the party they're
00:17:22.220loyal to. Even this independent senators group, or as they call themselves, ISG. How can a group
00:17:30.460be independent? They're a group of senators. Independent senators group? That doesn't make
00:17:35.140any sense. That's like saying lone wolves productions like in The Sopranos. Anyway,
00:17:42.360This vote came after the Standing Senate Committee on Transport and Communications discussed amendments to the bill on Monday and passed 10, the majority of which were backed by the Liberal government.
00:17:51.540Some of the approved amendments include the bill would come into effect 180 days after it passes.
00:17:57.160The bargaining process would change requiring parties to determine the value that each party derives from the news content and the portion that would go to the eligible news business.
00:18:06.080And instead of that happening, what is going to happen is Facebook and Google and probably Twitter will just stop publishing any news at all in Canada because they're not going to be giving any of these news companies any of their money.
00:19:31.440So anyway, this bill is going to face a final vote in the House of Commons next week
00:19:34.580after the government reviews the Senate's amendments,
00:19:36.920and you can bet that it's going to pass into law next week.
00:19:40.520Bill C-18 will actually censor news in this country,
00:19:44.780but it won't be done directly by the federal government.
00:19:48.840It will be done voluntarily by the companies that amplify news coverage.
00:19:56.060right and think about this without google without facebook without twitter without instagram
00:20:04.100do you think any of these news companies would have any digital footprint at all
00:20:08.920no they would not because people don't go directly to these websites
00:20:13.240they just don't they don't think of it and with the way left-wing corporate media is going look
00:20:20.860at all the layoffs at bell earlier this week 13 1300 layoffs six percent of their workforce gone
00:20:27.460you think people have any faith at all in corporate media anymore in canada no no they
00:20:33.740don't as a matter of fact the last survey i saw which came out about six months ago
00:20:37.460shows that only 41 41 of canadians trust the media that's the lowest all time and it's probably
00:20:46.800even lower now so you need to get yourself a vpn if bill c18 is going to happen it's going to
00:20:52.460become law next week you're going to have to get yourself a vpn you've heard about a vpn what's a
00:20:57.140vpn shadow here's what a vpn is it's a virtual private network it is a secure tunnel between
00:21:05.600your device and the internet vpns protect you from online snooping interference and censorship
00:21:11.340How is that going to allow me to see what's going on in the news?
00:21:16.580Okay, here's how it's going to happen.
00:21:22.160A virtual private network is the easiest and most effective way for people to protect their internet traffic and keep their identities private online as you connect to a secure VPN server.0.95
00:21:32.960And you can bet all the Antifas have got these things.
00:21:35.040your internet traffic goes through an encrypted tunnel that nobody can see into including hackers
00:21:41.200governments and your internet service provider and there's an illustration can you see that
00:21:45.240governments hackers internet service providers they all bounce off
00:21:49.860consumers use vpns to keep their online activity private and ensure their internet experience is
00:21:57.080free from outside interference companies use vpns to connect far-flung employees as if they were all
00:22:02.960using the same local network at a central office, but with fewer benefits for individuals than a
00:22:08.600personal VPN. So here's how it's going to work. You change your location. That's the benefit of
00:22:16.700the VPN. Using a VPN changes your IP address, the unique number that identifies you and your
00:22:23.260location in the world. Your IP address, I mean, if you're a Shaw customer, if you're a Rogers
00:22:28.500customer whichever internet provider you use you've got yourself an isp or sorry an ip an ip
00:22:36.100address so when you get yourself a vpn you can change your ip address to make yourself appear
00:22:47.540as though you're in a location that you're not in right so you can select where your location will
00:22:54.340be the uk germany japan virtually any country if the vpn service has servers there so what would
00:23:03.540that do it would remove you from the canadian censorship so you will be able to go on and see
00:23:11.060all the stuff that you won't be able to see if your ip address was a canadian one you see what
00:23:16.980i'm saying now it wouldn't surprise me if trudeau is going to try and pass a law to ban vpns in
00:23:22.420canada kind of like radar detectors that's what they are in the virtual world right so it protects
00:23:28.900your privacy and increases your security now what are the best vpn i'm not sure if any of you guys
00:23:34.860watch the daily wire with ben shapiro and all those other great people he has on there but
00:23:40.200every time he comes on with a live stream or matt walsh or any of those guys it's always brought to
00:23:46.420you by vpn right so what is express vpn express vpn so what are the best vpns what can you get
00:23:54.880that is absolutely going to do the best job to get you around bill c11 and bill c18 the best
00:24:00.000best vpns in canada uh number one is express vpn number two is private internet access number three
00:24:09.980cyber ghosts number four surf shark number five ip vanish number six atlas vpn nord vpn so there's
00:24:18.780all different kinds of vpns you can get and they're not that expensive either they can you
00:24:22.940can get them for like and it's not a hardware device that you attach to your computer your
00:24:28.240hard drive it's actually just an app that goes on your computer and it might cost you like 15 or 20
00:24:34.940dollars a month i think it's a good investment you guys so go ahead and look into at least getting
00:24:39.520yourself a bpn save yourself the trouble of being censored don't forget to like and share if you're
00:24:45.440watching on facebook get it out there like and share if you're watching on twitter it's a heart
00:24:49.200it's a retweet and if you're watching on rumble please the big thumbs up for the 90 million user
00:24:55.700strong rumble community where's my money td bank had a problem today matter of fact i got some
00:25:01.580messages this morning from some people saying um i went to my td bank to try and get some money out
00:25:06.980there was two ladies standing in front saying, I can't go in, they don't have any access to any of0.96
00:25:11.780their computers or ATMs, and I can't get any money out. And I thought, what the hell's going on? Oh,0.89
00:25:18.040yeah, right. Their deadline for digital conversion was coming up, but that happened a couple of
00:25:22.660months ago. So what exactly was going on? Well, TD Bank actually had a direct deposit outage of
00:25:28.080some kind today. Hours long, people weren't able to get their money, so there was a lot of outrage.
00:25:33.180But TD Bank has promised to refund any potential fees accrued during its hours-long direct deposit outage today.
00:25:42.480They say we'd like to assure customers that any fees incurred due to missing direct deposits will be refunded once the issue is resolved.
00:25:50.200That means, you know, the money goes in and then it automatically goes out to pay your car payment or your rent or whatever payments you have.
00:25:57.280But if the money didn't go in and yet the company that you owe money to takes it out, that means you're going to have a shortfall.
00:26:05.420But TD Bank is promising to cover that shortfall plus interest because of the problems that they were having today.
00:26:13.700I don't know if this has anything to do with a digital currency conversion or anything like that that happened to TD.
00:26:20.500There's no, at least at this point, there's no reason being given for why this happened.
00:26:27.020All we know is that some direct deposits are delayed.
00:26:30.420They say we're still working to ensure the deposits are made to your account as quickly as possible.
00:26:35.340Service interruption at TD Bank today.
00:26:37.480All right, let's get into this stuff here.
00:26:39.620This is from the website of Dr. Mark Trotsy, who I am still trying to get on the show, but he's almost impossible to get a hold of.
00:26:48.100So if anybody knows Dr. Trotsy, please let him know.
00:26:51.040Shadow still wants to have you on the show.
00:26:53.620He says, this short video comes from Scotland,
00:26:57.080but this is just one shocking example of another global agenda
00:27:01.800that we must fight and stop everywhere.
00:27:03.720Thanks, my dear friend and ally, Dr. Tess Lurie,
00:27:07.020for sharing today's short video and these comments.
00:27:09.800This is what they teach children from three years upwards in Wales and Scotland.
00:27:15.840This is blatant sexualization of children.
00:27:18.260It inflicts psychological harm on them0.79
00:27:20.580and makes them more vulnerable to advances by pedophiles.
00:39:50.340Now, what's the difference between people like this who use tactics like this and people like us who just want to have a reasonable conversation?
00:39:57.440When we get treated like this, we get a little upset, rightfully so.
00:40:02.420Common sense, critical thinking, rational thought, all of those things.
00:41:05.260All right. So you guys might be thinking, OK, so shadow is exaggerating because even Cosman Georgia last night on the show said, you know, Antifa is not as extensive as we think.
00:41:14.520They want us to think that they permeate everywhere. They want us to think that they're huge, that they're bigger than they really are.
00:41:20.560And that could be true. Maybe there's only a few hundred of them as opposed to thousands upon thousands, an endless army.
00:41:29.100But even if that is true, they are trying to get themselves, and in many cases already are, in key positions that gives them the authority to do what they want to do, to implement this ideology so that it actually becomes policy and law in our country, starting at the lowest levels of government, which is school trustee.
00:41:54.480From there, you go to municipal, city councillors, town councillors, mayors and reeves. Then you go to provincial politics, MPs, MPPs, sorry, not MPs, MPPs and MLAs. And then you go to federal MPs, ministers, all that stuff.
00:42:15.160so what antifa is doing is they are creating essentially a farm team of politicians
00:42:28.320putting them into the school districts graduating them to become city councilors
00:42:34.740even mayors like in calgary and then into either provincial or federal politics