The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Fri Nov. 25th⧸2022

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00:02:30.000 hello my friends my friends welcome to another shadow at night live stream this is

00:02:37.120 friday the inquiry is over november 25th 2022 and this is the shadow at night live stream after a

00:02:46.620 very long day of streaming the public order emergency inquiry with justin trudeau understand

00:02:52.280 we're going to get to that in just a second in case you missed it today you know we had all

00:02:58.620 these cabinet ministers all these politicians on earlier this week and if there is one that you

00:03:04.080 need to watch all the way through well maybe not all the way through but most of it would be the

00:03:11.080 Justin Trudeau testimony today and not just because he's a liar but in watching it today 0.94

00:03:20.660 I have to give him credit for being a masterful liar even though he did trip himself up a few 0.97

00:03:27.280 times and was caught red-handed at least once red-handed it's amazing to me these narcissists 0.86

00:03:35.620 master narcissists can actually lie to your face right to your face after saying the exact opposite

00:03:44.640 of what they're saying to you now yesterday or six months ago or something that was so highly

00:03:49.980 publicized everybody remembers it and they bought the t-shirt they are a uh small a fringe minority

00:03:59.260 with uh unacceptable views remember okay we're going to get to all this in just a second hello

00:04:06.980 hello chuck from kamloops ronda's watching from labrador city so we've got bc and we've got

00:04:12.520 newfoundland and labrador covered we've got ontario with lisa from burlington we've got

00:04:16.940 Kevin from Winnipeg so that's four we've got Michael from Brampton we've got Barb from

00:04:23.520 Stony Mountain Marianne is watching from Ontario Christine is watching from Enola

00:04:28.000 Bill is watching from Winkler hello Rodney from Quebec so Quebec now hello Jewel hello Cheryl

00:04:34.320 from Russell Russell Manitoba the home of Theron Fleury hello Joni from Pincher Creek Manitoba

00:04:40.900 hello morgana from kootenay bay hello ang from london what no albertas yet where's the albertas

00:04:47.520 alberta alberta alberta come on come on come on usually there's all kinds of albertas here

00:04:52.580 where's the albertas oh there's new brunswick amy is watching in grand falls new brunswick

00:04:59.220 hello lorna from saskatchewan alberta is going to be the last province i mentioned tonight

00:05:04.360 excluding nova scotia and pei that's kind of oh wait a minute there's denise from stony

00:05:10.800 plain alberta so we've got alberta covered now we need a nova scotia and i know we've got somebody

00:05:15.900 for at least one person from nova scotia watching and at least one person from pei watching because

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00:05:34.540 Andrew Lawton, who does a show and some commentary and some writing for True North TNC.news, said almost the exact same thing I said today when Justin Trudeau was testifying this morning.

00:05:50.300 Justin Trudeau says, I also added in, well, he supported the farmer protests in India.

00:05:56.280 That was pretty ugly.

00:05:57.120 Anyway, Justin Trudeau says protests are part of a robust democracy, but can't be used to demand changes to public policy. Unacceptable. He then says protests can be used to demand changes to public policy. And here he is saying it to the commission lawyer and all of Canada this morning.

00:06:17.380 Okay, so fairly self-explanatory. There's a willingness to discuss, but you were concerned about setting a precedent where a blockade could equal a change in public policy. Is that fair?

00:06:31.220 Yeah, I think we have a robust functioning democracy and protests, public protests are an important part of making sure we're getting messages out there and Canadians are getting messages out there and highlighting how they feel about various issues.

00:06:49.200 But using protests to demand changes to public policy is something that I think is worrisome.

00:07:00.420 Okay. So thank you, Mr.

00:07:04.260 Although, sorry, to a certain extent.

00:07:05.420 No, no, please go on.

00:07:06.240 Yeah, protests if you're out protesting

00:07:07.800 that the government is, you know,

00:07:09.160 shutting down a safe injection sector,

00:07:12.260 you are asking for changes in public policy.

00:07:15.120 But there is a difference between occupations

00:07:18.620 and, you know, saying we're not going

00:07:24.020 until this has changed in a way

00:07:26.320 that is massively disruptive and potentially dangerous versus just saying, yeah, we're

00:07:32.560 protesting because we want public policy to change and we're trying to convince people

00:07:37.920 to get enough of them, that politicians will listen to enough people saying, okay, I'm

00:07:42.680 going to lose votes if I don't change this.

00:07:44.740 That's the usual way protests can be effective in our democracies.

00:07:51.980 Oh, the usual way.

00:07:54.020 Well, we'll just go stand on the front steps of Parliament for, what, three hours?

00:08:00.200 One to four a Friday afternoon sometime in July next year.

00:08:04.040 And we'll do it like that.

00:08:06.320 So you feel all safe and secure, Justy.

00:08:10.360 All right, what else have we got here?

00:08:13.460 Clips from the Justin Trudeau.

00:08:15.420 Okay, here we go.

00:08:17.860 I'm going to save that one for last. 0.80

00:08:19.780 when at now eva chipiak was doing the questioning today on behalf of the

00:08:25.720 freedom convoy inc brendan miller did not do it today i still don't know the exact reason so i'm

00:08:33.220 not going to say what i think because i might be wrong and and why would i do that and i didn't

00:08:40.080 hear exactly why i heard last night was a change of strategy as a matter of fact most of the camps

00:08:44.880 today who cross-examined Justin Trudeau did it with a female lawyer. I think that was part of

00:08:50.940 the strategy. I think that they know that he does not like strong women asking him difficult

00:08:57.580 questions. That's been proven in the past already. So when asked about, this is Eva, or sorry, Eva,

00:09:04.440 by the way, asking about the effect of COVID mandates had on Canadians, Justin Trudeau says

00:09:10.780 he wished he had done more to get people vaccinated i am moved and i was moved as i heard

00:09:20.040 these testimonies as i saw the depth of um hurt and anxiety but the present and the future

00:09:32.940 expressed by so many people, that COVID pandemic was unbelievably difficult on all Canadians.

00:09:42.200 And my job throughout this pandemic was to keep Canadians safe. And the way that I chose to do

00:09:50.520 that was to lean on public health officials, lean on experts and science on the best way to keep

00:09:58.400 Canadians safe. And because Canadians got vaccinated to over 80 percent, we had fewer

00:10:07.140 deaths in Canada than places that didn't reach that. And every heartbreaking story I hear

00:10:14.100 of a family who sat beside the bed of a loved one dying because they had believed that the

00:10:21.940 vaccines were more

00:10:23.880 dangerous than

00:10:25.860 the disease,

00:10:27.680 I take personally

00:10:30.040 because

00:10:31.360 I wish I could have done

00:10:33.840 more to convince people

00:10:35.920 to get vaccinated.

00:10:37.700 But I only have 10 minutes, so thank you.

00:10:39.760 That was helpful.

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00:10:44.000 helpful.

00:10:45.660 They did the right

00:10:47.920 thing today. They got him to say

00:10:49.880 stupid stuff. 1.00

00:10:51.940 oh and by the way speaking of you know taking the vaccine i watched the first half of died suddenly 1.00

00:11:00.500 today if you have not seen this documentary yet from the stew peters network i suggest you go

00:11:07.220 watch it it's like an hour and four minutes and it's well worth it mike boy jack is a voyage

00:11:14.180 funeral home side i think over the weekend this past weekend and he was all head up shadow i gotta

00:11:19.540 talk to you we got to get some other embalmers on the show we got to make a big deal of this

00:11:23.740 so i'm going to work on that and make it a new pay-per-view special soon

00:11:28.660 uh what else have we got here oh right so um

00:11:33.820 this is justin trudeau saying i did not call people who were unvaccinated

00:11:41.240 names eva asked him here's what he says a number of people have testified in this inquiry

00:11:47.520 referencing your widely published comments

00:11:50.580 and calling the unvaccinated racists and misogynists.

00:11:54.880 And we have heard testimony in this inquiry

00:11:57.360 about how some of your officials wanted to label protesters as terrorists.

00:12:02.520 Would you agree with me that one of the most important roles

00:12:05.380 of a Prime Minister is to unite Canadians

00:12:07.280 and not divide them by engaging in name-calling?

00:12:11.460 I did not call people who were unvaccinated names.

00:12:17.520 did you hear that gasp tamara leach was in the room i think it might have been her listen

00:12:24.960 all people who were unvaccinated names i highlighted there was a difference

00:12:32.740 between people who are hesitant to get vaccinated for any range of reasons

00:12:39.360 and people who deliberately spread misinformation that puts at risk the life and health of their

00:12:48.800 fellow Canadians. And my focus, every step of the way, and the primary responsibility of a

00:12:55.720 prime minister is to keep Canadians safe and alive. No, no. The primary responsibility of

00:13:03.700 any prime minister is to keep canadians free is to stand up for their rights and civil liberties

00:13:11.740 that is the primary responsibility of the prime minister all right so uh somebody clever on

00:13:19.820 tiktok put this together the same testimony you just heard plus what he actually said

00:13:25.980 just a few months ago to unite canadians and not divide them by engaging in name calling

00:13:30.980 uh i did not call people who were unvaccinated names there is a small fringe element in this

00:13:41.640 country that is angry that doesn't believe in science

00:13:48.740 that is lashing out with racist misogynistic attacks

00:13:57.380 but canadians the vast majority of canadians are not represented by them

00:14:07.100 and i know will not allow those voices those special interest groups those

00:14:16.380 protesters who can i don't even want to call them protesters those

00:14:20.660 anti-vaxxer mobs would you agree all right so yeah i did not call canadians names

00:14:33.400 okay next uh from left-wing corporate ctv i just saw this today and i went and asked some people

00:14:43.180 i know and they said yeah it's true but but not everybody is on board let's put it like that

00:14:51.300 and i can attest that the first time is always the best time and every other time it's like a

00:14:57.280 sequel to a movie unless it's the godfather it just doesn't really work or alien aliens those

00:15:04.520 are the only two i can really think of back to the future but other than that i mean look

00:15:08.880 So years ago in Winnipeg, in 1989, I think it was, I, along with a guy called Dan Williams, who was the morning man at a radio station called City FM, and I was doing afternoons at the time, we got together and we did a 92-hour radio marathon to raise non-perishable food for Winnipeg Harvest or Winnipeg Food Bank.

00:15:35.540 I forget exactly which agency it was, but we stayed on the air for 92 hours.

00:15:41.120 That's almost four straight days.

00:15:43.380 Or is it four straight days?

00:15:44.540 I can't remember.

00:15:45.620 But it was a very long time.

00:15:47.000 We went without sleep.

00:15:48.760 We did it at the Forks, and it was fantastic.

00:15:51.620 And every year after that, I think until the last few years, because of you know, the radio station did it.

00:15:58.120 But they modified it, and they made it like 12 hours.

00:16:01.940 and it just it's never it's never as good the second third fourth fifth time the first time

00:16:07.820 it's good because it's a grassroots movement when you start trying to replicate something

00:16:13.340 that happened from the heart from millions of canadians you just don't quite get it again

00:16:19.580 you just don't and then of course the corporate entities kind of move in the newly formed covid

00:16:25.440 the anti-covid corporations and there are some of those that are forming now by the way

00:16:30.580 you know like um anti-mandate inc whatever and they're doing it for the sole purpose

00:16:40.420 of making money yeah sure they're getting the word out but they're making money we'll talk

00:16:44.180 about that on another show but anyway what i'm saying is you cannot replicate a vibe you just

00:16:49.280 can't do it so james bowder is the guy who is responsible for this he's the founder of canada

00:16:56.020 Unity, a group that called for an end to all vaccine mandates, posted on Facebook calling for a Freedom Convoy 2.0 February 17th to 21st in Ottawa.

00:17:06.120 Bookmark these dates, Bowder said in a post-Freedom Convoy reunion theme will be the Olive Branch edition.

00:17:12.180 So, you know, I don't think it's going to be nearly as big.

00:17:16.500 And also, I believe that when you try to do something a second time, you tarnish the first one.

00:17:23.360 So please, James, rethink this.

00:17:25.600 let's think of something new i've got an idea in the works i'm working on it right now you guys

00:17:30.180 it's going to be big if i can pull it off if we can pull it off and if it works then we'll go

00:17:36.100 ahead and we'll try and branch it out not corporately just so we can get it out to as

00:17:40.660 many people as we possibly can we want to raise the vibration here we want to raise

00:17:45.880 raise the vibe so that everybody is feeling it and that feeling of unity the feeling of unity

00:17:52.420 that was achieved in ottawa was outstanding from what i hear i wasn't even there and when i heard

00:17:59.080 eva talking this morning when she was questioning justin trudeau she was reading some some testimony

00:18:06.520 from people who were there at the convoy and how it made them feel i feel like i'm proud of my

00:18:13.560 country for the first time in two years i haven't had a moment like this in years and right now i

00:18:24.720 am so proud of canada for coming together like this i mean that truly was and i don't think

00:18:32.660 people like justin trudeau truly appreciate what it is to really be canadian

00:18:38.700 suffering in the cold with other people believing in a cause whether it's a hockey game

00:18:48.300 or your freedom the vibe is kind of the same we felt that same way in winnipeg when we had

00:18:56.520 the convoy going here it was a remarkable feeling of togetherness so we need that back

00:19:04.640 but i don't think we can do it with convoy 2.0 i'm sorry that's just my opinion i think we need

00:19:10.480 something else controversial online streaming bill bill c11 is being amended by senators after

00:19:16.980 waiting for more than a year this is good news i didn't get it on last night you guys i had

00:19:21.620 derrick smith on the author of how the prime minister stole freedom and his new book which

00:19:27.480 is called one face two face black face blue face it's available on amazon right now so i didn't

00:19:32.240 have time to get this on but this is good news for us excuse me critics have said that removing

00:19:37.840 an exemption for user-generated content putting online posts under the crtc's regulatory authority

00:19:44.320 would harm canadians freedom of expression after nearly a year and a half wait senators will have

00:19:50.460 a chance to make changes to the liberal government's online streaming bill and its controversial

00:19:55.440 provisions involving user-generated content obviously this story comes from the national

00:20:01.480 post. The Senate Transport and Communications Committee met with Wednesday evening to begin

00:20:06.660 clause-by-clause consideration of Bill C-11, a process where they can amend the bill.

00:20:12.000 The most significant of those attempted changes are likely to involve more clearly scoping out

00:20:17.040 user-generated content from the regulatory powers over online platforms granted to the CRTC in the

00:20:24.980 bill and limiting the CRTC's powers over algorithms used by digital platforms. Check

00:20:31.120 this out. In the first three-hour meeting, the committee only made it through a handful

00:20:35.800 of the 100 proposed amendments. Now, none of these amendments dealt with user-generated content,

00:20:43.120 but an amendment by Conservative Senator Denise Batters involving discoverability,

00:20:47.600 the power in the bill that would allow the CRTC to force platforms to promote Canadian content,

00:20:53.240 including by directing outcomes for algorithms was defeated but when you've got a bill that is

00:21:00.340 being proposed with a hundred amendments it's pretty much gutted there's no way they're ever

00:21:07.240 going to get all of these amendments in so what's going to happen now is these senators are going to

00:21:12.720 have to meet again and again and again and again and go through every single one of these proposed

00:21:18.480 amendments. And then once they get it the way they want it, they send it back to the House of Commons

00:21:23.880 who has to vote on it again. If they don't like the amendments, then they'll re-amend it and so

00:21:30.800 on and so on. So technically speaking, that bill is dead, which is fantastic news. I'm not saying

00:21:36.660 it 100%, but I am saying it 90%. Fingers are crossed on that one. Here is a great story from

00:21:45.200 our friends in alberta from the left-wing corporate marxist taxpayer-funded cbc alberta

00:21:52.100 government bans school mask mandates online learning only no alberta schools or pre-kindergarten

00:21:59.280 classes can require students to wear masks to attend school says a new provincial government

00:22:03.760 regulation and you can bet that they're going to go further than that very soon the rules which

00:22:09.960 took effect yesterday the story comes from yesterday also prevent almost every alberta

00:22:14.620 school from shifting grade one to 12 classes to solely online formats that means they have to

00:22:21.600 offer in school learning all schools have to offer in school learning kindergarten and pre-kindergarten

00:22:29.240 classes are excluded in schools in sensitive settings like hospitals may be exempt from the

00:22:34.020 rules but come on for the most part masks and online learning in alberta are gone hopefully this

00:22:42.880 becomes a trend across our country and speaking of alberta 12.3 billion dollar surplus for 22 23

00:22:52.900 that's the forecast so it seems like alberta is going back to the old days

00:22:59.340 of sending checks to people i remember living in alberta in the mid 90s or the late 90s

00:23:06.980 ralph klein was still the premier there and i got this check in the mail one day and i went what's

00:23:13.000 this and some guy who had lived there for years said oh that's your uh government they had a name

00:23:18.200 for it i forget what the name was but everybody got one twice a year it's like 500 bucks or

00:23:24.160 something i went what's this that's your rebate check from the government rebate check what do

00:23:28.480 you mean rebate check yeah you get a rebate we had a big surplus this year so everybody gets a

00:23:32.700 rebate and the streets were pristine the infrastructure was amazing yeah and then they

00:23:40.800 voted in the NDP what are you doing like Alberta is probably the best taken care of province at

00:23:51.100 least it used to be in Canada by a mile so go Alberta go this is the one province maybe Saskatchewan

00:23:58.520 to because they've got all those resources that they've developed in the last few years and they

00:24:04.880 used to be poor saskatchewan used to be a poor poor canadian province kind of like manitoba but

00:24:10.880 then they started developing their resources you know uranium potash oil and all of a sudden they're

00:24:15.760 a half province so they might be able to support themselves as well without the federal government

00:24:21.800 But if there's any province in this country that can't, it's Alberta.

00:24:26.760 So the federal government better be careful with these guys, because if they're doing

00:24:32.120 $12.3 billion surpluses before handing money over and transfer payments, or sorry, after

00:24:38.300 handing money over and transfer payments, then they don't need nobody, which is great.

00:24:45.200 Now, Manitoba legislature had a kerfuffle.

00:24:48.760 I think it was today.

00:24:50.660 Maybe it was yesterday.

00:24:51.800 and we're going to get to that in just a second manitoba relatively small province right we've

00:24:56.720 got a 57 seat legislature so we're going to get to that but this guy here is a manitoba mla

00:25:02.180 with the government and he revealed a sense of hopelessness in a candid story of recent mental

00:25:09.740 health struggle so i want everybody to listen to this because i think a lot of people have been

00:25:13.500 through kind of the same thing a manitoba politician spoke through tears as he shared

00:25:20.820 details of his recent struggles with his mental health before other members of the province's

00:25:25.840 legislature yesterday. For the last couple of months, I felt like I was dead inside. I would

00:25:32.220 go through the motions of my day and put a smile on, MLA Bob Lagasse said in a virtual appearance,

00:25:39.960 his voice quivering. He told the legislature he would often get into his truck at the beginning

00:25:46.020 and end of the day and break down crying, unable to shake off the frequent dark thoughts of self

00:25:50.800 harm he had for no clear reason. This sense of hopelessness followed me around very much like

00:25:58.200 Eeyore and his cloud, Lagasse said. It must be Lagasse. There's a thing on the end. Lagasse is

00:26:04.420 the progressive conservative representative for Manitoba's Dawson Trail Electoral Division just

00:26:08.820 east of Winnipeg. Looking back, he said he realized his struggles were caused by several

00:26:14.800 factors piling up and that his untreated depression and attention deficit hyperactivity

00:26:20.040 disorder ADHD played a major role as men we've been told since we're young you need to walk it 0.80

00:26:27.100 off stop being a sissy men don't cry all of these statements are lies and I'm here to tell you

00:26:32.600 seeking help doesn't make you weak you do not have to walk it off as a single tear rolled down his 0.94

00:26:40.240 cheek and it's okay to cry like as he said he wants to spread awareness about mental health

00:26:45.620 struggles and keep tackling his own head on with help from his doctor friends and family that

00:26:51.060 family includes andrea his wife of 25 years and their five kids his website says he said for i

00:26:56.680 said he decided to seek professional help after a recent statement in the legislature about mental

00:27:01.080 health so guys i and you got a standing ovation after after doing this statement in the legislature

00:27:06.720 so guys i'm going to tell you right now i've had my own personal struggles with mental health as a

00:27:11.680 matter of fact, I hosted a podcast on the subject for two years, 2018, 2019. And I heard

00:27:22.760 some pretty devastating stories. And it's okay to talk to people. As a matter of fact,

00:27:29.160 it's probably mandatory. Make it mandatory for yourself to talk to people. Because if

00:27:36.680 you don't, carrying that load around, it results in bad outward behaviors, stone coldness,

00:27:47.300 drinking, verbal abuse, any number of things can happen. Physical problems can manifest

00:27:54.300 themselves as well from bad mental health, ulcers, headaches, stress, you name it. And

00:28:00.940 if you haven't got a way to blow it off, whether it's exercise or whatever hobby you

00:28:06.000 enjoy dearly it's going to stack up on you so don't be afraid to talk to somebody anybody really

00:28:14.000 about how you're feeling inside it does not make you a sissy as mla legacy put it

00:28:23.160 so and i'm sorry to laugh because it is a heavy subject

00:28:30.140 right after he makes his address about mental health in the manitoba legislature

00:28:39.060 things got ugly even after he got the standing ovation everybody was thinking yeah you see this

00:28:44.720 is how um shallow politicians are right this guy gives a heartfelt speech about mental health

00:28:52.840 standing ovation in the legislature yay yay and then what we get here middle finger raised

00:28:58.340 chair struck manitoba mlas call out poor behavior after short-lived civility plea

00:29:03.380 question period at the manitoba legislature has descended into accusations of inappropriate

00:29:13.520 conduct in recent days after one mla flashed their middle finger and another struck a colleague's

00:29:18.840 chair with the back side of their hand oh such behavior is at odds with the emotional speech

00:29:25.900 made by Tory MLA Bob Lagassee before question period Thursday, who, after documenting his

00:29:31.020 recent struggles with depression, urged his legislature colleagues to show each other

00:29:36.120 kindness. In this environment of political theater, he said, we tend to be harmful to

00:29:43.400 the detriment of our own and others' mental health. His address brought MLAs from all

00:29:49.060 parties to their feet, but the civility was short-lived. The heckles continued as usual,

00:29:53.040 And an hour later, Manitoba liberal leader Dugald Lamont, who is an ass, in my opinion, raised his middle finger after he says he was frustrated at a non-answer from progressive conservative house leader Kelvin Gertson. 0.95

00:30:08.760 only a day earlier on wednesday an emotional ndp mla bernadette smith who is the biggest 0.95

00:30:17.800 left-wing karen that you're ever going to meet well one of two or three that i know of

00:30:23.420 said she's questioned her safety in the legislature particularly as an indigenous person

00:30:30.340 after a pc mla hit her chair he was trying to get smith's attention

00:30:38.060 the mla was blaine peterson a pc mla peterson's colleague told the house just hey hey he's trying

00:30:44.660 to get her attention she's what's going on so deputy speaker andrew micklefield urged

00:30:54.620 legislature members after question period thursday to keep their emotions in check you

00:30:58.920 know what this reminds me of have you ever seen a poster for wrestlemania you know i see all of

00:31:05.120 these you know there's just headlocks and one's throwing the other over the top rope one's

00:31:10.220 jumping off the turnbuckles they should just wear wrestling outfit wrestling gears wrestling gear to 1.00

00:31:17.920 the house these days this is stupid you know what get some work done you work for the people of this 1.00

00:31:23.700 province get some work done stop acting like children okay in ottawa i told you earlier this 1.00

00:31:32.440 week about the big mask debate that was going on i think the ottawa carlton school division in

00:31:38.940 ottawa and uh it was very contentious police had to come break it up because some parents who were

00:31:45.120 outraged that most of the council it seemed the school board council wanted to bring back

00:31:51.300 mandatory masks so they had an overflow crowd including people outside cops had to come and

00:31:56.620 break up the situation they didn't have the vote that night because you know there was a problem 0.64

00:32:01.640 and all the Karens on the school trustee council. 0.98

00:32:04.240 Oh, no, no vote today. 1.00

00:32:05.480 We have to go home.

00:32:06.700 This is terrible. 0.58

00:32:07.620 These people are acting like monsters.

00:32:09.940 So anyway, they had the vote yesterday

00:32:12.940 and masks will not be mandatory

00:32:15.760 in Ottawa's English public elementary

00:32:17.900 and secondary schools this fall.

00:32:20.360 A motion to introduce a mandatory mask requirement

00:32:23.620 for all students, teachers and staff in schools

00:32:25.860 fell in a 6-6 tie vote still too close.

00:32:30.340 who are these people voting for masks 6-6 tie vote by ottawa carlton district school board

00:32:37.140 trustees thursday evening following two nights of debate on the matter the tie vote means

00:32:42.760 the motion fails you fail no masks again all right i i've got a couple of funny things coming

00:32:51.700 up at the end of the show tonight you guys i think we all need a little bit of levity it's

00:32:55.040 friday night so why not right um this one here is actually kind of funny too from the gateway

00:33:00.280 pundit. Remember, Anthony Fauci was deposed for a court case regarding collusion with the

00:33:07.880 government and social media to censor people for mis- and disinformation. So here is a look from

00:33:14.680 the inside. The Fauci deposition, attorneys general from Missouri and Louisiana deposed

00:33:19.020 Dr. Fauci, prove he was not honest with the American public. So let's take this. This is

00:33:24.920 actually kind of a funny the day before thanksgiving missouri attorney general eric schmidt

00:33:31.180 along with louisiana ag jeff landry deposed anthony fauci head of the national institute

00:33:37.360 about at the national institutes the gateway pundit previously reported in may that the

00:33:43.700 missouri and louisiana attorneys general filed a lawsuit against the biden administration including

00:33:49.660 Joe Biden himself, Anthony Fauci, the Department of Homeland Security, and nearly a dozen federal

00:33:56.320 agencies and secretaries. The suit alleges a massive coordinated effort by the deep state,

00:34:01.640 the permanent administrative state, to work with big tech to censor and manipulate Americans from

00:34:07.000 average citizens to news outlets on issues, including the Hunter Biden laptop from hell,

00:34:12.020 2020 election integrity, COVID-19's origin, and extent skepticism, COVID-19 vaccine skepticism,

00:34:20.080 among other issues. As Gateway Pundit has previously written, the Attorneys General,

00:34:25.820 along with Gateway Pundits Jim Hoft and several other individuals, sued the Biden administration,

00:34:31.740 including Anthony Fauci, for censoring speech surrounding COVID-19, among a large number of

00:34:37.420 other topics gateway pundits jim hoft and attorney john burns were present at the deposition and

00:34:43.380 witnessed the octogenarian squirm stall and lie for seven hours well well the

00:34:51.000 i'm sorry i just find that funny that line well the deposition uncovered no smoking guns

00:35:04.980 the sheer volume of things Fauci couldn't recall or couldn't remember. Does that sound familiar?

00:35:11.480 If you watch the inquiry this week, you'll know what I'm talking about.

00:35:16.460 Along with his obvious attempts at providing misleading and deceptive responses collectively

00:35:21.400 damned his testimony. No reasonable observer could find his testimony to be credible. Simply put,

00:35:28.300 he lied even when the truth would have made a better story. So here are some observations and

00:35:34.680 highlights from the Fauci deposition. Fauci is a skillful liar. As we've seen now for months in 0.95

00:35:40.360 his public comments, he lies when he feels he can get away with it or when he feels there will be

00:35:45.040 no meaningful consequences. Fauci frequently lied unless and until he was confronted with

00:35:51.440 alternative facts. For example, he claimed he really wasn't familiar with Ralph Baric, creator

00:35:57.340 of, apparently, maybe, creator of, you know, the thing. You know, the thing. Or Peter Daszak,

00:36:06.360 who brokered Fauci's grant money to the Chinese biolab in Wuhan until he was confronted with

00:36:12.940 evidence that his own chief of staff emailed him describing Daszak and Beric as being part of

00:36:19.200 Fauci's team. Fauci claimed that he had no knowledge that his communications team did not

00:36:24.500 coordinate with social media companies to stop misinformation and disinformation until he was

00:36:29.900 forced to admit that he actually did know of certain instances of coordination.

00:36:35.700 I wonder when the video of this is going to be released. Fauci continued to push the now

00:36:40.720 debunked assertion that COVID-19 was a naturally occurring virus. Fauci said disinformation and

00:36:46.740 misinformation, information he agrees with, puts lives at risk. Fauci refused to define

00:36:54.180 gain-of-function research saying it was too broad of a term to define fun fact until very recently

00:36:59.480 fauci's daughter worked for twitter fun fact fauci now listen to this one this is funny because

00:37:06.000 these guys were there they saw this right fauci is a hypochondriac in a bizarre and stunning

00:37:11.420 segment during the deposition fauci blew off some of his frustration on the poor court reporter

00:37:16.620 the court reporter transcribing the deposition sneezed and fauci stopped the deposition and

00:37:22.780 scolded the court reporter what's wrong with you do you have some sort of respiratory illness

00:37:27.300 because in the era of COVID I'm concerned about being near you court reporter says I'm not sick

00:37:32.440 I just have allergies I can wear a mask though Fauci said okay thank you because the last thing

00:37:38.040 I want is to get COVID even though he's been jabbed what five times now Fauci himself did

00:37:44.860 not wear a mask at any point during the deposition and he appeared to be several feet away from the

00:37:50.380 reporter. Shouldn't that take care of it, doc? I guess not. Fun fact, in another Fauci

00:37:57.760 hypochondrious spasm, Fauci consciously, sorry, conspicuously mean mugged Louisiana Attorney

00:38:04.420 General Jeff Landry after Landry sneezed into his coat jacket. Give him the face. He won't sneeze

00:38:14.740 again. Gamesmanship. Whenever introduced to a difficult topic, he dishonestly refused to define

00:38:22.320 key terms so he could avoid being pinned down and held accountable. For example, when discussing the

00:38:28.120 topic of gain-of-function research, he refused to acknowledge what the term meant, objecting that it

00:38:33.320 was a term so broad it could not be defined. Fauci repeatedly claimed that he couldn't recall or

00:38:39.720 couldn't remember and attempted to bolster these incredible statements by appealing to the volume

00:38:44.960 of emails he receives or issues or studies that would come across his desk. This is simply not

00:38:50.480 credible for nearly all of such statements because the incidents in question were either recent or

00:38:56.040 within the past three years, and they were all highly politically charged. I'll tell you what

00:39:03.100 I'm going to do. I'm not going to finish reading this. It's a very entertaining read. If you guys

00:39:07.100 want to read it yourselves i am going to copy it right now i'm going to copy it see copy i'm going

00:39:12.220 to paste it right into the comments so you can go ahead and read it at your leisure there it is

00:39:18.420 should be in the comments now fauci liar i want to know what was said about the collusion though

00:39:23.940 between government and a big tech to censor us i hate that this is a brutal story we don't know

00:39:31.820 why this happened unless the story has been amended from when i first read it earlier this

00:39:36.840 morning three school staffers arrested for allegedly locking up five-year-old boy with

00:39:43.000 no food student allegedly starts eating his own feces and drinking his own urine a five-year-old

00:39:49.680 boy these are the three teachers or one teacher and two teachers aides i guess who were responsible 0.93

00:39:57.780 for it three of them three you would think one of these three women would go what are we doing here 0.99

00:40:04.820 but apparently not a texas teacher and her two aides have been arrested for allegedly 1.00

00:40:11.300 isolating a five-year-old kid with special needs for so long that he began eating his

00:40:18.480 own feces and drinking his own urine out of desperation earlier this week 47 year old

00:40:25.120 melanie lapointe 33 year old tara tinney and 27 year old augusta costlow were charged with

00:40:30.380 abandoning or endangering a child following an incident in april of 2021 this is only becoming

00:40:36.100 public now look at that there they are a spokesperson for liberty isd stated the two

00:40:44.340 assistants were placed on administrative leave and later resigned after the investigation was

00:40:48.640 completed last year abc 13 reports the point the main teacher was able to secure a teaching

00:40:55.640 position at another school, Bonnie P. Hopper Primary School in Goose Creek. We immediately

00:41:01.880 reported the matter to law enforcement and CPS Child Protective Services, removed the educators

00:41:06.780 who continued to work for us from the classroom, and conducted a comprehensive investigation.

00:41:12.580 Based upon our investigation, we reported the educators to the state board for educator

00:41:17.260 certification and shared our results with law enforcement officials, the spokesperson

00:41:21.540 person asked, sorry, added, on November 17th, an email was sent to the parents. Can you imagine

00:41:27.700 being the principal of this school having to send this email out? That would be brutal.

00:41:35.580 The email had to inform them that a teacher had been arrested during dismissal. And here's the

00:41:41.940 email. In an effort of full transparency, we want to inform our families of an incident that

00:41:47.000 occurred yesterday during dismissal. A teacher at Bonnie P. Hopper Primary School was arrested

00:41:51.940 yesterday by Liberty County constables. The cause for arrest occurred in Liberty County and is not

00:41:56.660 affiliated with Goose Creek in any way. The teacher is currently placed on administrative

00:42:01.280 leave with pay pending the outcome of an investigation, after which the district will

00:42:05.900 take appropriate disciplinary action. As this is a pending legal matter, Goose Creek CISD will

00:42:12.200 allow the legal process to proceed and refrain from further comment. We want to ensure our

00:42:16.980 families, the safety and security of your children is our number one concern. We thank you for your

00:42:23.120 continuous support of our campus and our district. They didn't say what the incident was. So I'm sure

00:42:30.100 parents reading this, well, what the hell happened? So naturally they'd go banging on doors, making

00:42:38.420 phone calls, sending emails back. What the hell happened? Well, that's what happened. They take a

00:42:43.860 five-year-old kid with learning disabilities stick him in a closet for so long that he starts eating

00:42:51.240 his own poop and drinking his own pee very sad but we do have some some funny stuff here to tell

00:42:59.600 you guys for the end of the show what time is it yeah i'm gonna i'm gonna wrap up early tonight 0.99

00:43:04.160 for a change trans teacher who wore gigantic prosthetic breasts in classroom goes skydiving 0.58

00:43:13.160 you know just a few short years ago this would have been an snl skit 0.85

00:43:18.700 and now it's real life i'm going to start again 1.00

00:43:24.840 trans teacher who wore giant prosthetic breasts in classroom goes skydiving with conservative 0.98

00:43:33.880 male porn star and loses his wig there it is there this is the teacher from ontario the 0.99

00:43:43.000 with the with the big fake and the nipples this right here 1.00

00:43:47.640 the infamous transgender teacher 1.00

00:43:54.740 the infamous transgender teacher 1.00

00:44:20.820 who wore giant prosthetic breasts 0.99

00:44:23.680 to a canadian high school is making headlines again for going skydiving with a male porn star

00:44:30.100 as the lemue that's that's the teacher's name right lemue ignited international outrage by

00:44:45.160 dressing as a woman in class while showcasing his massive prosthetic chest at oakville trafalgar 0.87

00:44:50.840 high school in toronto the transgender shop teacher decided to go skydiving with a porn star voodoo 0.94

00:44:58.860 a male porn star who describes himself as the conservative porn star skydiver 0.85

00:45:08.800 posted photos of himself skydiving with lemieux in october took him skydiving and his hair came

00:45:16.460 off voodoo wrote in the caption of the tweeted photos there right there

00:45:21.740 no problem with huge fake breasts he continued those stayed in place 1.00

00:45:30.620 voodoo whose real name is alexandra bovair boasted about his plans with lemieux on social media 1.00

00:45:39.920 ahead of the dive there they're right there taking the oakville transgender shop teacher 0.64

00:45:46.180 on a skydive this should be interesting no way that wig stays on about to throw the oakville 0.99

00:45:51.640 transgender teacher out of a plane voodoo tweeted right before the jump shit's about to get real 0.98

00:45:58.040 stay tuned okay you know i uh i just got you know there's a lot of people who were speculating 0.99

00:46:10.400 that this teacher was doing this for attention

00:46:15.800 or to call out the ridiculousness of the woke culture. 0.75

00:46:22.200 And I found that hard to believe. 0.88

00:46:25.580 But now I think they might be right.

00:46:29.600 I think he is trying to see how far he can push it 0.96

00:46:34.740 by wearing that ridiculous outfit to school. 0.88

00:46:38.480 even though the kids the kids who go to that school they have to wear uniforms they have to 0.94

00:46:43.700 adhere to a dress code this guy does not and they said the school system said he can dress whatever

00:46:49.840 he wants to dress but now that he's skydiving with porn stars conservative porn stars it makes

00:46:58.920 me think that yeah those people were right i think this guy is either doing it to push the narrative

00:47:05.180 to see how far he can push the wokes and maybe for a little personal publicity maybe he thinks

00:47:10.680 there's some money in it maybe he's going to start doing porn himself i don't know but i do know this

00:47:17.040 it's funny

00:47:18.980 here's another funny one from slay

00:47:25.620 anti-vax conspiracy theories causing heart attacks and blood clots from an actual researcher so what

00:47:34.820 this researcher is saying is that conspiracy theories are the things that are causing heart

00:47:41.560 attacks and blood clots hang on i'm going to make this bigger guys i can't see this and if i can't

00:47:46.500 see it i can't read it here we go a researcher has claimed that anti-vax conspiracy theories

00:47:54.740 fear-mongering and scare tactics are causing otherwise healthy people to suffer unexpected

00:48:01.480 heart attacks and blood clots after being vaccinated for covid and in case you're wondering

00:48:06.940 no this is not satire how can you say to somebody how how can saying to somebody hey you know i

00:48:17.360 don't think that experimental jab is safe because it might cause clots how can that

00:48:23.980 cause somebody to get a clot i can see maybe a little extra anxiety but not a clot

00:48:29.860 that's just that's from bad food or hereditary or something is the matter with your system that's

00:48:37.800 causing too much cholesterol buildup or whatever but raymond d palmer and i'm no doctor that's just

00:48:43.820 a theory that's a working theory of mine but raymond d palmer a self-identified mrna alchemist

00:48:50.200 with western sorry from western australia warns that there are serious risks associated

00:48:55.860 with COVID-19 vaccines. However, Palmer claims that adverse side effects are caused by

00:49:01.360 anti-vaxxers rather than the shots themselves. According to Palmer's research, the adverse

00:49:09.340 reactions to the vaccine are the result of stress brought on by receiving the vaccine.

00:49:15.700 Palmer's research was published in the NIH National Library of Medicine and the most

00:49:20.860 recent issue of the peer-reviewed journal Biomedicine. Much of this anti-vaccination

00:49:28.480 sentiment could be attributed to the alleged side effects that are perpetrated across social media

00:49:33.020 from anti-vaccination groups, Palmer stated in his abstract. Well, you know, we get this stuff from

00:49:39.680 scholars and scientists and doctors themselves who have done experiments, extensive experiments on 0.99

00:49:49.460 this stuff it's not like we're making it up it's not like we're pulling it out of our asses

00:49:53.860 the only problem is that these doctors and scientists and scholars have been banned from

00:49:59.540 social media so it's very difficult to find their stuff but if you look hard enough you can find it

00:50:05.540 and once you know where it is you tell other people but this guy goes on fear mongering and

00:50:12.380 misinformation being peddled by people with no scientific training to terrorize people into

00:50:16.860 staying unvaccinated is not just causing people to remain susceptible to viral outbreaks but could

00:50:22.340 also be causing more side effects seen in the vaccination process and gobbledygook blottity

00:50:27.540 blah palmer added that vasoconstriction and arterial constriction are both apparent results

00:50:35.680 of the mental stress caused by the fear-mongering and disinformation being pushed by anti-vaxxers

00:50:44.160 yes he said that just like loud music can cause a six-year-old to have a heart attack or playing

00:50:50.740 video games can cause an eight-year-old to have a stroke you see all that stuff has been published

00:50:58.280 in left-wing corporate media are you telling me that's not misinformation sorry disinformation

00:51:03.880 because they're publishing it on purpose so my friends that is the show tonight and the reason

00:51:15.420 that i'm wrapping what is it like 10 minutes early is because it's been a long day it's been

00:51:19.320 a long week and i want to tell you right now how appreciative i am that you guys have supported my

00:51:27.580 work this week it's been absolutely phenomenal spending so much time with you this week during

00:51:32.820 the uh the public order emergency commission all of your comments that were coming in um

00:51:41.600 you know these were long sessions it started at 8 30 in the morning central and they

00:51:46.680 i think the one wednesday wrapped up at what 7 30 very long sessions you never know when they're

00:51:53.220 going to be coming back from breaks or when they're going to take their breaks so you got

00:51:55.960 to scramble around and you try to do other things at the same time because i do have you know this

00:52:00.980 to do as well this show to do as well and um it's very difficult to to do these three or four things

00:52:08.900 that once you're setting up interviews and you're gathering information and whatnot so i would like

00:52:12.960 to thank you very much uh from the bottom of my heart for all of the support you've shown me and

00:52:17.980 the things you've overlooked this week like me not doing a show on wednesday night i appreciate you

00:52:23.140 guys giving me a pass for that because i meant to do it but then the commission just took so long

00:52:28.420 that I just didn't have time to gather any information.

00:52:32.120 I would also like to thank the people

00:52:33.540 who are constantly feeding me information

00:52:36.100 through my inbox and through email.

00:52:38.140 I appreciate you guys doing that for me.

00:52:40.340 It means I don't have to go looking around so much myself.

00:52:42.740 I still have to filter through it to see what's what,

00:52:44.980 if this is reasonable, if this is new,

00:52:47.060 if this is credible and all of that,

00:52:48.360 but it still gives me a great jump on things.

00:52:50.980 So I would like to thank you for that.

00:52:52.880 Last night, I mentioned to you guys

00:52:56.240 is that I believe that there is somebody who's a viewer of this show

00:53:01.260 who has been sending in false copyright claims to Facebook.

00:53:08.620 And when that happened, the person who's doing it, in my opinion, made a comment.

00:53:15.380 And the comment was, very simply, and I'm going to pull it up here,

00:53:21.140 Come get me. Come get me. I will get you.

00:53:26.240 my friends thank you very much for your diligence on this and that comment came up exactly as i was

00:53:33.400 telling you what i just said that somebody is making false copyright claims claiming that i'm

00:53:39.240 using other people's music or uh copyrighted video clips and whatnot and no i'm not i'm very

00:53:46.560 schooled in in copyright i know fair usage i know all of this stuff i know the time limits that you

00:53:51.820 can use certain things for um so this person was uh telling facebook that i was playing 35 seconds

00:53:58.440 of bible music and um monks chanting and so what facebook does is they will send you a message

00:54:07.780 afterwards and they'll say hey uh you got a copyright claim uh on your on your video and

00:54:14.100 here's exactly what it is and when it happened so you go back and you listen to exactly the time

00:54:19.500 in the video they say it happened and there's nothing there there is no music in the background

00:54:24.220 nothing at all so that's how you know it's a false claim

00:54:28.000 and so you dispute the claim and you go on as normal so anyway the person that i called out

00:54:37.300 last night made that post and then took it down within 30 seconds apparently but thanks to you

00:54:45.080 guys the viewers you screenshotted that post he made so i've got the person's name

00:54:51.500 and i can submit it to meta for further review or i don't have to do that

00:55:01.860 i can make a one-time offer to this person who may or may not be watching right now because he

00:55:08.180 was blocked by me today but if you've created a new account and you're watching the show right now

00:55:14.540 I'm going to make you an offer and that offer is this

00:55:17.020 I'm not going to take this

00:55:19.020 any further if you take

00:55:21.120 down all of those false copyright

00:55:22.860 claims you've made on this show

00:55:24.180 and you promise to never do it again

00:55:26.500 and if

00:55:29.020 you do that I will not take

00:55:31.020 this matter any further because my friend

00:55:32.840 this is fraud what you're doing this is

00:55:34.880 fraud not just in Canada but also in the United

00:55:37.000 States you could be prosecuted in both

00:55:39.100 countries

00:55:39.580 and that carries with it a pretty heavy

00:55:43.140 fine and a jail term fraud so i'm not gonna like i say i've been in contact with facebook about this

00:55:53.920 but i won't take the matter any further if you take away those bogus copyright claims that you

00:56:00.740 put on this show and don't do it again and i'll leave it at that if you do it again i'm going to

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01:00:24.180 the week unless something really really interesting different cool troublesome happens on the weekend

01:00:30.960 i will not be back until monday night at eight o'clock central time that's in the evening for

01:00:37.540 another shadow at night live stream now i have to put all this stuff away until then i love you all

01:00:45.620 have a great weekend if you're watching from the u.s or even you know in canada we have a lot of

01:00:52.320 u.s citizens living in canada celebrating thanksgiving have yourself a very happy

01:00:57.000 thanksgiving the rest of the whole weekend i think black friday was today too hey hope you haven't

01:01:02.420 got any bumps bruises or black eyes i'll catch you on monday night at eight o'clock love you all

01:01:07.160 bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - November 26, 2022

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