00:07:03.320Don't forget. Excuse me. I know it's terribly rude, but when you're going for like an hour, an hour and a half straight, sometimes you just have to choke or cough or burp or whatever.
00:07:18.960Anyway, if you're watching on Rumble tonight, don't forget to thumb it up. If you're watching on Twitter, don't forget to retweet or at least give us a little heart.
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00:07:31.960It's important we get this information out to as many people as we possibly can.
00:07:35.760So before we get to the actual show tonight, I would like to show you guys what happened the other night on Ask the Funeral Director with Mike Vojjakis of Voyage Funeral Homes.
00:07:51.080Now, some of you are going to go, oh, yeah, right, whatever.
00:07:53.280other people are going to go what the hell is that so for those of you that don't know
00:08:00.140some sort of weird thing showed up over mike's shoulder well he was giving an answer to a
00:08:07.520question that i asked regarding what other funeral homes do to entice you to spend more money when
00:08:12.340you really don't have to so as mike is talking i'm paying attention to mike i'm not noticing what's
00:08:19.420going on behind him but people are writing furiously in the comments and i only discovered
00:08:24.560that later on about something over mike's shoulder so i'm going to play this for you guys and see what
00:08:29.740you where a person is not in bond and they get to say their final goodbyes and it's just the right
00:08:34.140thing to do because some people need that closure in their heart to say goodbye and to be able to
00:08:39.100move on and some families will actually beat the crematorium as we place the cremation casket into
00:08:45.820the machine which i'm going to show you in a bit and they could be part of that because some
00:08:50.160families just need that they need to be here to witness that their loved one is actually being
00:08:54.780cremated hey mike what kinds of things might okay are you seeing that it looks like some guy in a
00:09:01.840sheet right let's continue on a low-end funeral home say to a family that could make them feel
00:09:12.180guilty or try to entice them into spending more money than they have they would probably tell you
00:09:17.280that your loved one deserves something better you want your loved one to leave in a very dignified
00:09:22.540way you want to see your loved one in a dignified way um you know your loved one deserves a casket
00:09:29.140with a pillow in it and proper interior and they would do things like that that just play on your
00:09:34.540heartstrings and when you lose a mom or dad or a loved one those kinds of words would really affect
00:09:40.060you it would affect you to the point where you go wow maybe i do need to do that maybe i do need to
00:09:45.300involve my dad or mom maybe i do need to put them in their suit so so they tell you okay so guys
00:09:50.180what happens in this video and it's on my youtube channel and it's on my facebook page if you want
00:09:56.140to investigate it further now i comments are split the comments say it's mike playing a practical
00:10:04.700joke or it's somebody playing a practical joke on mic or it's unexplained or there's some kind
00:10:15.320of scientific explanation to it or it's a reflection of light or or or whatever so here's
00:10:20.520what we know i spoke to mike today they went to the crematorium now what happened after the show
00:10:26.900was over was a breaker crashed in the building and the power went out which is odd he says usually
00:10:34.680that kind of thing doesn't happen so and there was some weird thumps and bumps that night but
00:10:40.640he can't explain it so i'm grilling him now remember that i'm not going to let him off the
00:10:44.540hook if i think he's playing a practical joke on me in the audience i'm not going to stand for it
00:10:48.560i'm not going to let him get away with it so i said mike are you sure that it wasn't one of your
00:10:52.900staff and there was no no one thing about ask the funeral director we give a lot of very pertinent
00:18:54.360it had to have was it released on purpose or was it accidental that we don't know i don't know what
00:19:00.600goes on but when you start piecing things together especially if you watched the show last night
00:19:10.520what the f was that on those blood slides live blood slides and thank you kelly bacher for coming
00:19:18.520on the show last night many people have friended her on facebook today and she's received many
00:19:23.160emails as well she tells me from you guys the viewers what was that in the blood
00:19:29.740well obviously the drug companies know what's in the blood obviously or sorry in the vials
00:19:36.640obviously one or two departments of the government knows maybe the the fda knows maybe the cdc knows
00:19:43.840and they're not saying anything about anything that's how corrupt and evil they are my friends
00:19:49.740seriously just because you wouldn't do something and people have a rough time wrapping their heads
00:19:56.560around this stuff and i don't blame them because it's tough being evil right but once you get past
00:20:01.580your cognitive dissonance and you start going all right all right all right all right how evil are
00:20:06.140these people exactly when you see what what we saw on those slides last night and these guys
00:20:11.980knowing it not caring and putting it out there anyway you start to get some kind of a grasp
00:20:17.900remember just because you wouldn't do something doesn't mean the truly evil people of the world
00:20:25.860wouldn't do something they've got a goal man they've got a goal so the national citizens
00:20:34.780inquiry is moving across canada from east to west they started in truro i think that's in
00:20:41.720Nova Scotia I think it's I don't know the Maritimes well I hope to get to know the Maritimes better
00:20:48.380in the next few years because I want to do a national tour myself and I want to join up with
00:20:54.100some other independent people and do some town halls all across the country maybe even this
00:20:58.280summer guys but anyway the National Citizens Inquiries in Truro and here is some of the
00:21:04.720testimony you guys can see this for yourself by the way nationalcitizensinquiry.ca and if you have
00:21:10.300a story to tell this is the website you go to to put your story in there and hopefully get a call
00:21:16.900back from the inquiry and one of the commissioners let's watch my name is chad horton and i'm a
00:21:21.260partner mcgillbree uh injury and insurance law and i'm here today and for the next couple of days
00:21:27.600to help facilitate this process and help these witnesses tell their stories
00:21:32.320dr milbert sitting in front of a lawyer is a place a doctor never wants to be
00:21:40.060here we go before we get into the details of your examination can you
00:21:48.800kindly provide the Commission with an overview of your education training and
00:21:53.920experience sure so my name my name is Chris Milburn I'm a native Nova Scotian
00:21:59.380I graduated in 1999. I've been a full-time eMERGE doc, been involved with family medicine, but also importantly for the purposes of this, I've been quite involved with public health in several roles, both on several local committees, local initiatives over many years.
00:22:25.100I was a member and then head of the Canadian Medical Association Committee on Health Care and Promotion, which is one of their core committees that dealt with public health issues.
00:22:35.100I was a longtime member and then the chairman for the Doctors Nova Scotia Public Health Issues Committee.
00:22:43.140So I have a foot in public health and a foot in frontline medicine.
00:22:46.740Now, you may have somewhat answered this question already, but what are your primary areas of interest and involvement in medicine?
00:22:58.340Yeah, so emergency medicine and public health are probably at the very opposite poles.
00:23:05.080Public health deals with populations and big picture recommendations, what's best for this population.
00:23:12.800Emergency medicine is the most focused part of medicine.
00:23:15.580Hey guys, I'm not going to play the whole thing. Obviously, as you can see at the bottom of that
00:23:19.700screen, that rumble screen, it's eight minutes, sorry, eight hours, 23 minutes and 14 seconds,
00:23:24.340and they're already 54 minutes and 12 seconds into the presentation. This doctor goes on to
00:23:30.160say he spoke out, he was chastised by the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Nova Scotia,
00:23:36.640and he was called on the carpet for what he did, and now he's telling his story, as many other
00:23:40.820people are. This is day two. Today was day two of the National Citizens Inquiry and they're going
00:23:46.860to continue on. As Ken Drysdale told us a few weeks ago, Ken is one of the four commissioners
00:23:52.560on the panel. They're going to go on and on and on all through June until they get finished and
00:23:58.560you can see this every single day. They stream it live on the website nationalcitizensinquiry.ca.
00:24:10.600And if you have a story to tell about how, and it's not about how COVID impacted your life.
00:24:17.780And I want to be very clear about this because many people, you know, the lexicon, right?
00:24:25.020We get so wrapped up in how things are said that we're repeating the jargon used by the government.
00:24:35.760And the media, like vaccine, it's not. But we keep saying it is. Or when COVID hit, that expression, you know, when COVID hit. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. When the government response to COVID hit is what we should be saying. There's little nuance involved in the language we use to turn it against us or with us. And we have to be cognizant of that at all times.
00:25:01.360So we can't say when COVID hit. We have to say when the government response to COVID hit or when the government hit. Right. Because it wasn't COVID that shut everything down. It wasn't COVID that kept you locked in your house or your apartment. It wasn't COVID the virus that told you that you couldn't go and see your grandmother in the care home.
00:25:24.780It wasn't COVID that told you you could only have two people over at a time, in some cases less, or nobody at all. It wasn't COVID that told you you couldn't go to church. You couldn't even sit in your car in a parking lot listening to a pastor give a sermon in the minus 35, like in Manitoba. It wasn't COVID that told you that. It was the government that told you that.
00:25:47.160wasn't covid that tackled pastors in the street dragged them to the back of police cars it wasn't
00:25:55.980covid that trampled old women in the streets of ottawa it wasn't covid that locked up people like
00:26:02.120pat king and tamara leach for two straight months or three straight months it wasn't covid that
00:26:07.580still has those guys locked down in calgary from coots it was the government
00:26:14.960so these folks at the national citizens inquiry are telling their stories about how the government
00:26:23.400not covid how the government response to covid affected their lives and there's going to be
00:26:30.460many different uh testimonies and i think they're going to try and get through as many as they can
00:26:37.200per day but everybody does get an allotted amount of time maybe it's a half hour maybe it's 20
00:26:42.140minutes but they go for eight eight and a half hours every day and you should go and check that
00:26:47.520out and i think that the citizens inquiry is going to be having some people do some editing so we can
00:26:53.660get some highlight packages together and not have to sit through eight and a half straight hours
00:26:59.300daily because that's going to be a lot to take okay truth seeker zero one zero one one is back
00:27:06.000at it you guys she's got an update as to what's going on in swift current regarding all the
00:27:10.520Statistics Canada trailers that are set up just outside the city. Here she is being set up outside
00:27:17.100of Swift Current regarding the Stats Canada survey that they are doing. Basically, Stats Canada is
00:27:24.080going around asking a one hour long survey to anybody who wants to participate. They are also
00:27:31.740offering either $100, $150, or $175 for the other two-hour portion of the survey, which requires
00:27:40.180you to go down to the tractor-trailer units and either have your blood, urine, or saliva samples
00:27:47.580taken, bone density measured, height, weight. Also, a dentist is on site to basically check out any
00:27:55.420teeth um their reason for this is basically undiagnosed illnesses among amongst canadians
00:28:01.980i'm sorry for laughing but she said check out any teeth and i thought okay so we're in rural
00:28:12.080saskatchewan just in case there are any teeth there's a dentist standing by i mean i just
00:28:18.600thought that was funny obviously she didn't mean it like that but i i kind of heard it like that
00:28:22.740going oh boy anyway and to see if there are any toxins in your systems now they are saying that
00:28:30.360they would will release these results within seven months to all participants let me show you the two
00:28:37.000types of letters that i have received um there is a third one that i haven't received yet um the
00:28:41.820person hasn't emailed me back but the difference is between the monetary values so this is the
00:28:48.100first one that is offering $150 basically to cover all expenses. This one is offering $100
00:28:56.340for basically the same thing. However, there is another letter asking or saying that it would be
00:29:03.420$175. This is the pamphlet that people have received along with the letter. These are basically
00:29:11.760all of the locations that they will be coming to in the future. Now this is where it gets
00:29:18.420interesting. Who can use the information that is collected from this basically statistics
00:29:25.300experiment that is going on? So basically Health Canada, Public Health Agency of Canada,
00:29:31.860the CIHI, the Provincial Ministry of Health, health planners across the country, physician,
00:29:37.480health researchers, and then journalists, decision makers, and policy makers, which is where it gets
00:29:43.700a little. Now, if you haven't heard of the standard personal information banks, these will be linked
00:29:50.700to something that they are trying to basically roll out in the form of digital IDs, but it will
00:29:57.700require your health. Now, let me show you where I found that policy. Now, the rollout of the personal
00:30:04.460Information Bank policy is basically found in this document and I will go through some of the
00:30:10.720main things. Where it gets really weird is they want to harness the full potential of data and
00:30:17.040digital health systems with this policy. So basically they want to take your information
00:30:23.460and work closely with the Provincial Health Association, federal partners, and other
00:30:28.940stakeholders, but they do not describe in detail who these stakeholders are or will be or if it
00:30:34.720can be changed. Now, another worrying thing is they want to keep pumping money into launching
00:30:40.820a COVID-19 proof of vaccination fund. Now, I know we had the QR code going on in the pandemic,
00:30:49.020but with all the information coming out that not only do the vaccines not work as they were
00:30:55.140intended, but that they also might not be what they are telling us. Now, this is where it gets
00:31:01.280kind of scary when it comes to AI is basically this department in this policy wants to invest
00:31:07.460in projects like Cognito.io, Nitro, Kelpie, Prodigy, and then continue under projects such
00:31:13.840as Apollo, Data, LabI&T, EagleEye, and Iris. Now, if you go into all of those projects separately
00:31:21.920to see what they are basically collecting the iris project is wanting to get your retina scans
00:31:28.000another one is basically fingerprints and with the looming digital id what worries me the most
00:31:34.600is are they using this information against us um will they be using this in the future to see who
00:31:40.780can get um health insurance and who can't also what is worrying is the fact that they do not
00:31:46.580define who these stakeholders are and who will have our information. And I'm wondering if Stats
00:31:52.960Canada and what they are collecting will be used basically against us in the digital IDs. Now,
00:32:00.060if you feel completely safe giving the government your blood samples, urine samples, and, you know,
00:32:05.740you want to go and be a test subject for basically any amount of vaccines that they want to give you,
00:32:13.400By all means, go ahead. But this is for intellectual people who like to ask questions and they have concerns where their information is going.
00:32:21.740And I understand that a lot of the NPCs in the military bought AI things have come onto my page, which I find hilarious.
00:32:29.640But I guess being a concerned citizen of where my information is going basically was a trigger point for a lot of the NPC Canadians who don't even seem to grasp the gravity of what is going on.
00:32:42.060So to my United States listeners, this is also happening in rural areas with the CDC.0.51
00:32:50.080And what's even more concerning is the survey questions that people are telling me are being asked.
00:32:56.920It seems like there are three different types of surveys.
00:32:59.960One is geared towards mental health and gun control.
00:33:02.740The other one is geared towards what you're eating, what you're inputting, if you're on any medications.
00:33:07.300and having to show said medication physically to these survey people.
00:33:11.860And then another one is basically more of a do you have any renovations that you require in your home,
00:33:20.120which I know may seem an innocent question to most of you.
00:33:24.240But if you look at Agenda 2030, basically they would like to implement a green kind of building code
00:33:30.660where you are responsible monetary-wise to have your home or house be up to the green standard
00:34:51.140okay so that's tiana truth seeker 0 1 0 1 1 on instagram and on twitter she just had her tiktok
00:34:59.400shut down at 200 000 followers i don't use tiktok i know some of you guys may have followed me on
00:35:07.000tiktok you're never going to see a video from me on tiktok some people will uh take the videos that
00:35:12.480i put on facebook or rumble or twitter and they will use them at least a brief clip of them on
00:35:19.060tiktok i've seen that happen a few times but i personally don't use tiktok for my own personal
00:35:23.480reasons it's chinese company and i don't think that we any of us should be using it at all i
00:35:30.620mean if you want to talk about getting information stolen from a foreign entity that's definitely the
00:35:36.020way to do it not that you know it's any better with facebook or twitter or any of the social
00:35:43.760media platforms but i'm not interested in using tiktok so you can find her on instagram and rumble1.00
00:35:51.500and twitter and we're going to have to get tiana back on the show at some point soon because she's
00:35:56.120doing some really good work there and she's building a following very quickly the liberals
00:36:00.600my friends have been filibustering emotion compelling uh a trudeau official katie telford
00:36:06.860who is Trudeau's chief of staff to speak in committee on Chinese electoral and fear interference
00:36:14.040for two weeks now conservative MP Michael Cooper's motion called on Katie Telford to appear before
00:36:21.080the committee to answer what she knew and what the prime minister knew about the allegations of
00:36:26.540Beijing's interference in the last two federal elections and so far they haven't been able to
00:36:32.000get anywhere and the reason for that somehow the liberals continue to filibuster this parliamentary
00:36:38.040committee to prevent this from happening though the house of commons is not sitting this week
00:36:43.520this story comes from rebel news by the way members of the standing committee on procedure
00:36:48.380and house affairs reconvened to press ahead with amendments to the original motion tabled by
00:36:53.860conservative mp michael cooper a week ago cooper denounced the liberals for stalling
00:36:59.080After being accused of employing Trump-type tactics for questioning the 2021 federal election results amid new reports of Chinese interference, it's been now more than 14 hours, over four days, the liberal MPs on this committee have been filibustering for hours and hours and hours on a straightforward motion to have the prime minister's chief of staff, Katie Telford, testify before this committee.
00:37:26.420it begs the question what does this prime minister have to hide okay so here he is
00:37:33.780look at that smug look it's just the worst so i i'm not going to play this whole thing
00:37:42.020i promise you i am not going to play this whole thing i know that many of you including myself
00:37:48.700can't even stand to hear this man's voice for 10 15 seconds but we're going to have to listen to
00:37:56.300some of this and there's a reason that i'll explain after we're done with it as quickly as
00:38:01.540i possibly can let's do this the emergencies act one of the responses you gave okay remember
00:38:06.740this is the left-wing corporate media asking trudeau a question during the public inquiry
00:38:12.980into the emergencies act one of the responses you gave was really detailed and walked canadians
00:38:18.880through what you were thinking before you made a big decision so i was wondering if you could
00:38:23.960take that same approach to this question and tell us why you decided to appoint david johnston
00:38:29.900did you consider this perceived conflict of interest
00:38:33.600right now a lot of canadians have very very real questions that are really really fundamental
00:38:44.600first of all is our democracy still working
00:38:48.780are our institutions still acting in the best interests of canadians or are they okay first
00:38:57.960of all the answer to any of that both of those things so far is no so look at this the reporter
00:39:04.080asks the question which took 20 seconds and then trudeau pauses for a few seconds to get his
00:39:10.160thoughts together on it right all right so here he is already uh 45 seconds into the answer let's go
00:39:18.960to the two minute mark really seriously and the partisan nature of politics means that no matter
00:39:31.280what i say people are going let's go to the three minute mark the experts and reports
00:39:40.880able to reassure in real time canadians if there was forward interference going on during an
00:39:47.820election five minute mark of unimpeachable integrity to step back to look at the entire
00:39:57.480landscape around national security seven minutes this is someone who's going to be able to something
00:40:03.100save these things that won't shouldn't interpret it in a partisan way because this is a eight and
00:40:10.740a half minutes that we've had to take a step back and for someone who is the nine and a half minutes
00:40:21.140wasn't just a minister in the previous government he was minister of democratic
00:40:27.38010 and a half minutes the level of seriousness and expertise and he went on for 10 and a half
00:40:38.480minutes answering that question 10 and a half minutes answering that question my friends so
00:40:47.040where are the reporters i mean surely he he said something in those 10 and a half minutes that
00:40:55.000reporters could have gone and said yeah but no you didn't why are you filibustering the committee
00:41:00.680that's going on right now in the house of commons even though the house of commons isn't sitting
00:41:04.520there's still committees that do they're trying to get to the bottom of this and your mps are
00:41:09.500stopping them from doing that and you're going to sit here for for 10 minutes and lecture us
00:41:17.040since when does a prime minister lecture not only the media gallery but the entire
00:41:24.480country through them without a reporter stepping up and saying hold on just a second
00:41:31.800this shows you who actually is running the show when it comes to the press it certainly isn't the
00:41:38.580press and it's not the prime minister it's the prime minister's office katie telford
00:41:46.840And all of her minions, those little demons that circle those people that say you can't come in here or you can't come in here.
00:41:53.820You're not accredited. I'm sorry. You're going to have to leave now.
00:41:57.400This is a very tightly controlled operation, but you've got to let the reporters be reporters.
00:42:02.980And if you're not going to do that, all you're doing is just lecturing and bullshitting an entire country and no reporter.
00:42:11.960What are they scared to interrupt him?
00:42:13.820and if so why are they scared are they scared they're going to lose their credentials are
00:42:20.020they scared they're going to lose their funding they're going to lose their jobs exactly what is
00:42:24.280it i am not looking for a trump versus who was that guy from cnn acosta i'm not looking for a
00:42:32.200situation like that because that was ridiculous but at the same time so is this this is the
00:42:37.820pendulum swinging completely the other way and allowing a politician to lecture a country0.68
00:42:43.820when he or she should be up there answering questions
00:42:47.920respectful of the fact that there are other questions to be answered.
00:42:56.620And the reporters who are covering all of this should damn well know better.
00:43:00.900They are unprofessional. They are weak.0.99
00:43:04.340And they have no place asking him any questions
00:43:07.660if they're not going to get to the bottom of his story1.00
00:43:09.820and just believe his constant stream of bullshit.0.99
00:43:13.000I listened to that whole thing this afternoon, my friends, and I will tell you this, I am very surprised that he didn't get in there. And this is a learning moment for all Canadians, like he did with Blackface, like he did with SNC-Lavalin, and like he did with the Wee scandal.0.99
00:43:31.460and he's also talking about his good buddy david johnston in there being the right man for the job
00:43:39.180is the special rapporteur to deal with the chinese election interference problem
00:43:45.100and how it should be a non-partisan issue yes i agree it should be a non-partisan issue but when
00:43:52.780the government is hiding from it then it becomes a partisan issue if you're not going to allow a
00:43:58.240public inquiry, public inquiry into this mess.
00:44:01.920If you're going to continue filibustering committees in the House of Commons
00:44:05.560and hiding documents, and when you can't hide them, you redact them,
00:45:13.480The city of Calgary has released a statement indicating it will now allow men to access the women's washroom or change room in all of its facilities.
00:45:21.720And there's the statement right there.
00:45:23.060Trans and gender diverse facility access standard operating procedure. Now, Calgary Recreation is committed to provide recreation opportunities for all Calgarians in order to meet the needs of all Calgarians and to be compliant with provincial human rights legislation.
00:45:38.680Customers will have the use of the washroom and change room facilities congruent with their gender identity. Blah, blah, blah, blah.1.00
00:45:46.840Now, let me go back for just one second and say to you, I used to be a member at the Winnipeg Centennial Pool Gym, which is just a short walk away from my place.
00:45:58.820It was a good deal. I thought 35 bucks a month. They had all the great equipment there and whatever.
00:46:04.920And I haven't been since the beginning of COVID.
00:46:07.620i couldn't imagine three and a half years ago going to this gym and walking into the women's0.99
00:46:17.960locker room and saying hey i identify as a woman because i'm sure at that time i would
00:46:25.120have been arrested and tossed out or tossed into a jail cell
00:59:29.260Hypnotize them and drug them and get them into their psychiatrist so they can swallow the next Cymbalta or the next Prozac or whatever they're going to package it as and name it as.
00:59:38.680You have a billion-dollar industry making a lot of people sick and profitable.
00:59:44.040yeah yep yeah oh by the way i was ranting uh just a couple of minutes ago about tegan king
00:59:56.980who is getting a organizing committee together for the big party on the prairies who want to do in
01:00:04.880july in the yorkton area and i gave you the wrong email it is tegan dot king i apologize tegan
01:00:15.360dot king dot so tegan t-e-g-a-n dot king k-i-n-g at protonmail.com if you know anybody
01:00:28.620with a great location for an event like this in the Yorkton area this july if you know how to put
01:00:36.720together an event like this if you've had some experience in the past if you have some ideas
01:00:41.240if you want to be a part of it if you want to volunteer get a hold of tegan at that email we
01:00:47.820want to put together a big huge party on the prairies freedom style this july up in the
01:00:53.460Yorkton area look at this propaganda the ICC judges issue warrant issue arrest warrant for
01:01:03.200Vladimir Putin over alleged war crimes this is the international criminal court my friends in the
01:01:09.180Hague now where have they been for the past three years as big pharma's rolled out these
01:01:16.700gene therapies on us or as some people call them bioweapons
01:01:23.460And before I begin this story, and I'm not going to do too much of it, I know some people have been bugging me to get more into the kind of thing that we did on the show last night.
01:04:24.600I mean, the other people, the ones who were so far gone, still I call them the Branch Covidians.1.00
01:04:28.640Those people, you're never going to get them.
01:04:30.240But I think they're a small minority and they're overrepresented on social media.
01:04:34.440I think in real life, that huge middle ground is where we need to get these people.
01:04:41.100And it's going to be one at a time in some cases.
01:04:44.620Right. So if there's 655 people watching the show live right now on Facebook at another 500 people or so watching live on Rumble at another 100 or so or 200.
01:04:54.700So people watching live on Twitter, that gives us what, 1300 live viewers right now.
01:04:59.920And by this time tomorrow night, there's going to be 10,000, 12,000 people who have seen this.
01:05:04.440And so if each one of you who are watching this right now or who will watch this in the next 24 hours talks to just one person tomorrow, hey, watch Shadow Davis at eight o'clock central weeknights.
01:05:19.080He's got some interesting things to say.
01:05:20.920Or maybe you take something away from what I said.
01:05:25.060You know, some statistic I gave you or something I told you about that maybe you didn't know before that might work on somebody who is just kind of teetering on that brink.
01:05:34.440Maybe it will help you bring them over to our side of things, the right side of things, the right side of history.
01:05:42.580And then we can really get the ball rolling.
01:05:57.400But this show, this is going to be about bringing people over, right?
01:06:01.540I'm still going to give you guys some interesting stuff, obviously, and I'm still going to go deep sometimes, and I'm still going to bring interviews, as many as I possibly can, to this show.
01:06:14.440But I want to bring in those people from the middle to build us to critical mass, which is what it's going to take for us to win this thing.
01:06:26.720You guys might disagree, but that's what I think.
01:06:29.600put down your comments be respectful as long as you're not hating on people go ahead and say what
01:06:35.600you think the icc the international criminal court in the hague has issued an arrest warrant for
01:06:42.700putin for overseeing the abduction of ukrainian children sending russia another significant step0.58
01:06:48.720on the path to becoming a pariah state this is all just propaganda right you know this right
01:06:54.360This comes from The Guardian in the U.K.
01:06:56.420And by the way, these guys have been the chief engineers of this NATO nightmare and the United States.
01:07:03.120But the U.K. is the one that were really, really at the front of this train.
01:07:08.260In granting the request for warrants by the ICC prosecutor, a panel of judges agreed there were reasonable grounds to believe Putin and his Children's Rights Commissioner, Maria Alexovina Lavova Bilova.
01:07:24.360bore responsibility for the unlawful deportation of ukrainian children
01:07:28.480well that may or may not be true i don't trust anything the left-wing corporate media the
01:07:37.280marxist corporate media says about anything anymore i think it's propaganda
01:07:41.820right i mean they have blown their trust factor with me and i'm sure with many of you there's
01:07:50.600you see that's the other thing there's still some people out there that actually believe
01:07:53.940some of the things that the corporate media says and the reason for that is because the corporate0.91
01:07:59.200media peppers in the truth with some incredible crap like we saw earlier in the show tonight0.95
01:08:06.940raccoon dogs i mean come on rasmussen poll showing 60 percent of americans believe0.97
01:08:18.700the big cc is a religion that has nothing to do with climate well isn't that interesting
01:08:29.60060 i was hoping this was going to be higher how dare you how dare you
01:08:36.980oh by the way she just had to remove a tweet the other day from 2018 the tweet stated that
01:08:47.460the world was going to be over by 2023. Well, we're still here. So she didn't want to appear
01:08:52.680to be wrong. So she took that tweet down or one of her handlers did. So a recent poll by Rasmussen
01:08:59.080shows 60% of Americans don't believe that climate change is about climate. A majority. Now you can
01:09:06.320bet there's going to be Facebook's going to slap up a climate change warning at the bottom of the
01:09:11.540show now. A majority of voters agree with a Republican presidential candidate's criticism
01:09:17.500of climate change as a religion that isn't really about the climate at all. A new Rasmussen report
01:09:23.980reports National Telephone and online survey finds 60 percent of likely U.S. voters agree,
01:09:29.340including 47 percent who strongly agree with Vivek Ramasami's recent statement that climate
01:09:36.160change has become a religion that actually has nothing to do with climate and is really about
01:09:40.940power and control 35 disagree with rama swami's statement including 25 who strongly disagree
01:09:49.220believe it or not according to this poll looks it looks like we're winning that one
01:09:52.560however that's the united states in canada i think those numbers are probably opposite anyway
01:09:57.760it's a good sign it's a good sign cyber security expert has questions about uh toronto pearson
01:10:05.740airport's new ai partnership if you've ever flown out of toronto uh and i'm sure you have based upon
01:10:12.980just the fact that that's the connecting airport uh with most international cities they've got ai
01:10:19.280there now my friends ai and that means digital i'm just going to throw that up that story up into
01:10:28.140the rumble and the facebook and twitter feed so you guys can read it on your own but yeah you're
01:10:32.560to have to go through facial recognition uh artificial intelligence uh all of that it's
01:10:38.720coming they're going to force you into it right they're going to put it they're going to put it
01:10:44.460to us in ways that we can't avoid it so it's still voluntary but it's not meaning that well
01:10:51.880if you want to have a bank account you have to have your digital identification and facial
01:10:58.340recognition you don't have to have a bank account right there's no law that says you have to have a
01:11:04.760bank account or if you want to fly anywhere well then you're going to have to use this ai this
01:11:11.760artificial intelligence that's linked to the digital uh identity and facial recognition
01:11:16.220i mean nobody says you have to fly anywhere you don't have a right to fly well what about the
01:11:22.800charter of rights and freedoms that says i have a right to travel yeah yeah yeah yeah but you can
01:11:26.600go by car so there's always little outs that they have so they can say well we're not doing this to
01:11:34.080you it's not a law it's not a mandate we're not forcing you into any situation
01:11:38.640but they've made it right now they've made it that we have to have a bank account in order to
01:11:48.660be able to pay anything, right? I mean, 20 years ago, you could pay cash for anything you wanted.
01:11:57.400You didn't necessarily have to have a bank account. Maybe you had a bank account, a savings
01:12:02.020account or something just so you could get checks cashed and walk around with your cash or keep it
01:12:08.080in a safe or whatever, a hole in your backyard. But now, because everything has become automated,
01:12:15.780you pay through your card, you pay through online banking. When's the last time you actually went
01:12:22.620into a bank to do any business? I mean, it's very rare for me, if ever, we just don't have to do it
01:12:32.020anymore. They've made it like that. They've made the system like that. So now we're dependent upon
01:12:40.040them to have to pay our bills imagine what it would be like if you didn't have a bank account
01:12:46.640like if your bank suddenly debanked you or froze your bank like ron clark
01:12:51.120how would you do anything how would you pay your mortgage how would you pay your bills how would
01:12:56.340you pay your car payment you can't right so paypal nobody wants to have a paypal account anymore
01:13:03.440because of their stance their political stance and the fact that they're canceling right-leaning
01:13:08.680people which is hilarious but where does the money that paypal funnels to go it goes to a bank
01:13:17.480and if you can't have a bank you're screwed but there's no law saying they have to provide you
01:13:27.700with a bank it's not a right it's a privilege you have to behave the way they want you to or
01:13:35.500they won't do business with you now if we could somehow and actually there's a way around that
01:13:40.920if we could declare banks to be an essential service then they could never deny you business
01:13:47.860but banks are private a lot of people think banks are government run they're government regulated
01:13:53.680but they are private businesses and private businesses can discern who they want for
01:13:59.340customers and clients and who they don't for any reason and when you opened the bank account with
01:14:06.440your current bank you signed those papers you probably didn't realize it because it was a 78
01:14:10.700page document with the print so small that not even superman could see it with his microscopic vision
01:14:16.900what does that say never mind never mind you're gonna be here for
01:14:21.340two hours reading the document just sign it already your wife or husband says
01:14:25.200i want to see what they say man like my grandpa always said i got to read these things before i
01:14:31.760sign them never mind never mind we got things to do busy busy it's bobby's birthday tonight
01:14:35.960we have to get the cake all right i'll sign it then boom now they own you
01:14:42.900so that's how it is these days it's not mandatory
01:14:50.700It's all voluntary, but you can't do anything without it.
01:15:00.180Okay, Ron DeSantis, this is actually pretty cool.
01:15:05.580Now, I know there's been a lot of fighting between the DeSantis camps and the Trump camps in the last couple of weeks, couple of months, as the Republican nomination process heats up.0.61
01:15:20.700Ron DeSantis will strip a luxury Miami hotel of their liquor license for hosting sexually explicit drag show with children in attendance.
01:15:28.780This was, I believe, a law that DeSantis signed into existence just a few weeks back.
01:15:36.980So here is video, my friends, of the drag show in question.
01:15:40.660I'm not going to play the audio, just video this.
01:15:50.700all right so you know i have look at you know drag has never been my thing this was a drag
01:16:09.840queen's christmas by the way it was december 27th at the james l knight center which is connected
01:16:15.000to the hyatt regency which is the place that desantis is stripped of their liquor license
01:16:20.240look if you want to go see a drag show if you want to watch the drag shows on tv hey man go
01:16:26.920ahead cool great whatever i just don't understand the obsession with the drag0.82
01:16:31.920queens wanting to reach children why don't they go and read drag queen story hour at old folks
01:16:38.560homes what would be the matter with that i mean if you're that mass appeal then i'm sure the old
01:16:46.860people would love to see you down there no you don't care about them you're not trying to groom0.99
01:16:51.880them all right they're gonna die soon well i guess it's kind of pointless then to waste our
01:16:58.760time doing that when we could be indoctrinating four five and six year olds into our way of0.98
01:17:03.260thinking look man again if you want to go and watch the drag queens if you're a drag queen you
01:17:12.500want to do a performance by all means go ahead just make sure that the people in attendance are
01:17:18.260adults with fully developed brains or 18 whichever comes first but not six-year-olds
01:17:28.020not eight-year-olds not 10-year-olds not 12-year-olds
01:17:31.760they're kids they don't need to be sexualized like that and you should know better
01:17:39.140you know i think most do and there's a group on twitter if you guys are on twitter
01:17:47.220i'm not sure where else you can find them on social media maybe facebook
01:17:51.420if facebook allows groups like this because they would say oh you're racist and full of hate
01:17:56.980maybe i don't know they're called gays against groomers and these are just a bunch of regular0.98
01:18:04.200gay people who don't agree with drag queens trying to indoctrinate children
01:18:09.580so and i believe that they are the vast majority not not the fringes once again social media0.96
01:18:17.960really distorts reality and makes it seem as though these people there's so many more of them
01:18:25.820than there really are and i think a lot of us buy that hook line and sinker uh what else okay this
01:18:32.300is awesome uh this is the final story i'm going to do tonight jesse waters did a five minute piece
01:18:37.620with a mom and her daughter uh last night apparently this little girl's school
01:18:45.040forced her and her classmates to eat bugs and mom didn't like that too much so here's just
01:18:51.420gross they're either tiny and annoying gut felt but the only time you'll really ever see someone
01:18:59.440actually eating bugs was like if a kid was getting bullied into it or someone who got