The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Friday April 8th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 Thank you.

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00:01:00.000 The small fringe minority of people who are on their way to Ottawa, or who are holding

00:01:22.840 Unacceptable views that they're expressing do not represent the views of Canadians.

00:01:32.480 Everybody. It's shocking. This is not about truckers exclusively.

00:01:38.420 There's people from all political spectrums. People left, right, libertarian, it doesn't matter.

00:01:45.460 There's people from all cultures. Everybody is fed up with divisiveness.

00:01:52.840 I mean, the majority of people actually do support mandates and whatnot.

00:02:15.660 You've seen many polls, I'm sure, from the Angus Reid Institute, the Lager Institute,

00:02:21.520 any of those polling companies, they show that two-thirds to three-quarters of Canadians

00:02:25.400 support mandates, and that is still true here in Saskatchewan as well.

00:02:36.360 The standard that I worked to in Canadian journalism for 20 years was not being followed.

00:02:41.980 They were, it was as though they were Googling what was happening, although the CBC is one block,

00:02:49.280 It's on Spark Street, the pedestrian mall, right next to the part of the building.

00:02:53.640 All they had to do was probably further to walk to their car than it was to walk to the protest.

00:02:58.960 And they didn't seem to be there.

00:03:00.340 Now, they may have been there, but they certainly weren't telling what was happening.

00:03:03.780 And these protesters, certainly a hardcore group, not going anywhere.

00:03:07.440 You can see them. They're shuffling. They're angry. They're shouting.

00:03:10.120 Efforts to recreate the Ottawa convoy and its disruption are now underway here in Washington,

00:03:15.060 in cities across the U.S. and right around the world.

00:03:19.280 The federal government has invoked the Emergencies Act.

00:03:24.240 The message had always been, remain peaceful no matter what.

00:03:29.840 The police were the aggressors, not the protesters.

00:03:41.680 I didn't think I had any more tears left to cry, but there really is.

00:03:46.320 These guys are heroes.

00:03:47.520 they really are heroes

00:03:50.000 unacceptable

00:04:07.680 this is a movie

00:04:10.260 that's coming out

00:04:12.140 later on this year

00:04:13.620 I was notified about this by our buddy

00:04:16.320 brent allery from reckon so today and one of his songs truckers which is coming out very soon and

00:04:24.160 he wants he wants us to be the first ones to hear it here on the shadow at night live stream so i

00:04:30.000 think that's going to be next week or the week after it's coming soon unacceptable that eagle

00:04:35.920 vision video you can find eagle vision video on rumble go check that out that trailer again if

00:04:43.840 if you want to see it again.

00:04:45.220 Looks interesting, doesn't it?

00:04:47.440 I think that they're going to try and give both sides of the equation in this video.

00:04:54.620 Obviously, favoring the freedom side of things.

00:04:58.840 By the way, I was told today a couple of times by people,

00:05:02.340 well, I guess we can't use the word freedom anymore either.

00:05:04.740 They've turned that into a bad word.

00:05:07.660 Oh, no, no, no.

00:05:09.520 No, no, no.

00:05:10.880 Freedom is freedom is freedom.

00:05:13.840 And we will continue using that word.

00:05:16.680 As a matter of fact, you know what?

00:05:18.140 I say we break away from the language they use, mask, vaccine.

00:05:24.520 What do we call them here?

00:05:25.520 Breathing barrier and experimental formula, right?

00:05:29.980 Or another variant of experimental formula.

00:05:32.780 We can say gene therapy, whatever it is.

00:05:36.840 We got to start using our own phrases, our own terminology, guys.

00:05:40.420 Because by using their language, we're playing into their hands.

00:05:43.840 And we're unconsciously conforming to their whims.

00:05:48.480 So we use our own language to describe things.

00:05:52.060 And we don't care who thinks we're unacceptable.

00:05:57.540 I've gotten a lot of emails in this past week.

00:06:00.380 Some fantastic emails.

00:06:02.180 So thank you very much if you sent me an email to shadowdavis at gmail.com.

00:06:06.400 S-H-A-D-O-E-D-A-V-I-S, like it says at the bottom, and then at gmail.com.

00:06:11.220 But I'm hearing still too much, please don't say my name. Please, I don't want my name out there. I understand that you might fear some repercussions from your job, but ultimately, because of this, our numbers aren't showing up, right?

00:06:37.200 If we go ahead and say, my name is Danny, and you go ahead and use that name, this is the experience I had yesterday, my name is Robin, go ahead and use my name, then that will embolden others to come out and use their names.

00:06:56.020 and really you know voicing your opinions on social media or anywhere else is not a crime

00:07:03.620 and it's certainly not a slap in the face to the company that you might work for regardless of

00:07:08.600 whether you've been recorded or not and if they want to try and use that to suspend you without

00:07:15.480 pay or dismiss you altogether well you've got a good case against them with a labor lawyer

00:07:21.620 all right guys that if more of us come out and just say this is us right this is me this is me

00:07:29.780 saying and then again there's other people who may have problems with some family or relationship

00:07:34.600 issues i can't believe you would say something like that yeah i said something like that what's

00:07:39.420 it to you right like who cares what other people think at this point that's how they're keeping us

00:07:48.620 down. They're shaming us into silence, and we can't allow that any longer. And that's why we

00:07:55.860 get together and we speak with one voice in many cases. Now, look, there is going to be another

00:08:03.000 rally tomorrow that leaves from the Museum of Human Rights at 1.30, and the march will go

00:08:09.000 to the legislature between 1.30 and 4 o'clock. So again, the march leaves from the Museum of

00:08:16.060 Human Rights, 1.30, goes to the ledge, and there's going to be some speakers and whatnot.

00:08:21.280 That's 1.30 till 4.

00:08:23.080 And then Camp 330 in LaSalle.

00:08:27.200 This is going to be the last gathering they have there until the new camp is developed,

00:08:32.160 which we can't talk about yet because it hasn't been developed yet.

00:08:35.600 So tomorrow at Lot 330 in LaSalle, 5 o'clock, and they say here for dinner,

00:08:41.920 join us for dinner as we gather to part ways with Camp 330.

00:08:45.240 It'll be a celebration in honor of our base camp, which has been a second home for so many.

00:08:49.540 We honor Camp 330 and look forward to creating our new base camp soon.

00:08:55.100 Tomorrow, 5 o'clock, food, fellowship, and music.

00:08:58.220 So if you guys want to attend that, there you go.

00:09:01.840 Gathering of some like minds for you.

00:09:04.400 Tonight, I want to talk about the World Economic Forum and the globalists.

00:09:10.680 And we're going to start with a woman named Ida Aukin in just a second.

00:09:15.240 and an article she wrote in 2016 that was published in Forbes magazine don't forget to

00:09:21.680 like and share the show you guys get it out there to as many people as you possibly can I'm getting

00:09:26.080 emails and messages every single day from people saying hey shadow I love your show brand new

00:09:31.200 watcher from oh well let's go through some emails and I'm not going to name names don't worry you

00:09:36.420 see that's the thing guys if you ask me to not name you I won't I wish you would let me

00:09:42.540 but um i won't do it if you if you ask me not to from bigger saskatchewan we've got new viewers

00:09:52.280 in lethbridge alberta we've got new viewers in kamloops british columbia we've got new viewers

00:09:57.080 in lucan lucan ontario i think that's near london i think it is so thanks all you guys pei

00:10:09.580 we've got some new viewers in PEI and Halifax so thank you guys all for joining the show

00:10:17.020 don't forget to like and share to as many people as you possibly can so as many people

00:10:21.540 as possibly can can see it and find out exactly what's going on interesting discussion with a

00:10:27.080 fellow today who said look around we're sitting in a restaurant he said look around look at all

00:10:33.380 these normies in here I like that expression normies and I said yes he goes how many do you

00:10:38.520 think know anything at all about the world economic forum oh god i don't know

00:10:44.380 10 maybe 20 yeah okay so that's good news and bad news let's say 20 only 20 know

00:10:54.500 what these guys are all about but how many knew about them before the freedom convoy hit ottawa

00:11:01.620 two percent maybe three percent so one of the things the convoy did aside from you know

00:11:09.660 enthuse the world not just canadians but it it opened eyes a lot of eyes to what's really going

00:11:19.880 on and what our next big fight is which is digital id of course and digital programmable

00:11:25.100 digital currency but this stuff guys this stuff has been going on for a very very long time not

00:11:31.600 going to get into the meat and potatoes of everything that was discussed today with my

00:11:36.400 friend who you will find out more about in the weeks to come because it went deep deep deep down

00:11:44.080 a rabbit hole almost to the other side of the world but yeah this has been going on for decades

00:11:53.840 you know the world economic forum was first established by klaus schwab in 1971 but it goes

00:11:58.960 even further back than that way further back if you want to talk about the 13 families

00:12:06.960 or the club of 300 way before they crucified jesus christ way before roman times

00:12:17.440 same families and their bloodlines have been running things on this planet that's what some

00:12:21.200 people actually believe and you want to know what i listen to all theories and i look at that and i

00:12:25.920 I see all the evidence and I go, you know what? Why couldn't this be true? Maybe the world we're

00:12:32.780 living in right now is nothing but a complete matrix of lies and deceit and everything we've

00:12:38.120 been taught since we were little kids is nothing more than an illusion. But we're not going to get

00:12:43.580 into that right now because we do have a problem to tackle or at least something to make people

00:12:50.800 aware about and i i do have as well a possible solution for you guys tonight all right i can't

00:12:56.760 give you all the details but i want you to understand that there's a way out of this

00:13:01.740 there's been a lot of doom and gloom people going i don't know man i don't know man we're

00:13:07.500 never getting out of this this this is it for us no no it's going to be different your life

00:13:17.140 If you want to live in freedom, it's going to be different than everything you know right now.

00:13:25.880 But then again, the other way would be completely different too.

00:13:29.360 That is a choice we don't have.

00:13:33.200 But I would rather live free, right?

00:13:37.840 I would rather live free, die free than live on my knees.

00:13:42.640 I think that's the expression.

00:13:43.740 Who is Ida Aukens?

00:13:47.140 We'll find out in just a second.

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00:16:44.040 here ida auken who is who is ida auken well she is a danish politician member of the

00:16:51.240 folkleting for the social democrats political party a party she's a social democrat she's

00:16:58.460 been a member of parliament there since 2007 she was the minister for the environment of

00:17:03.380 denmark from 2011 to 2014 until 2014 she was a member of the socialist people's party

00:17:09.520 after which she moved to the danish social liberal party in 2021

00:17:17.280 She switched to the Social Democrats.

00:17:19.240 All right, so that establishes who she is.

00:17:21.640 This is an article she wrote back in 2016 that was published in Forbes magazine.

00:17:28.780 All right, she's also a member of the Young Global Leaders, guys, and she is with the World Economic Forum or associated with the World Economic Forum.

00:17:40.180 I want you to understand that we have seen videos from the World Economic Forum's own website that you will own nothing by 2030, and you'll be happy, even though fact-checkers from Reuters and other publications all across the world have denied that the World Economic Forum has ever said this.

00:18:02.300 so this is from ida alkin welcome to 2030 i own nothing have no privacy and life has never been

00:18:12.200 better this is what she envisions for our future welcome to the year 2030 welcome to my city or

00:18:20.420 should i say our city i don't own anything i don't own a car i don't own a house i don't own

00:18:27.460 any appliances or any clothes. It might seem odd to you, but it makes perfect sense for us in this

00:18:33.640 city. Everything you considered a product has now become a service. We have access to transportation,

00:18:41.100 accommodation, food, and all the things we need in our daily lives. One by one, all these things

00:18:46.840 became free, so it ended up not making sense for us to own much. Do you smell a rat already? I mean, 0.96

00:18:55.200 this would absolutely entice the feeble-minded wouldn't it oh free everything's free all right

00:19:02.440 i'm in cool first communication became digitalized and free for everyone then when clean energy

00:19:10.580 became free things started to move quickly transportation dropped dramatically in price

00:19:15.500 it made no sense for us to own cars anymore because we could call a driverless vehicle or

00:19:20.780 a flying car for longer journeys within minutes. We started transporting ourselves in a much more

00:19:26.200 organized and coordinated way when public transport became easier, quicker, and more

00:19:30.360 convenient than the car. Now, I can hardly believe that we accepted congestion and traffic jams,

00:19:37.200 not to mention the air pollution from combustion engines. What were we thinking? Sometimes I use

00:19:44.020 my bike when I go see some of my friends. I enjoy the exercise and the ride. It kind of gets the

00:19:49.620 soul to come along on the journey funny how some things never seem to lose their excitement walking

00:19:55.160 biking cooking drawing and growing plants it makes perfect sense it reminds us of how our culture

00:20:00.700 emerged out of a close relationship with nature in our city we don't pay any rent because someone

00:20:06.480 else is using our free space whenever we do not need it what what do you mean you don't have a

00:20:13.620 place to live or you share a place to live with other people on a schedule that's what that

00:20:17.860 sounded like my living room is used for business meetings when i'm not there well what about if you

00:20:23.400 want to just come home one day unannounced i can't go there there's a business meeting going on and

00:20:29.060 there's a barbershop quartet practicing in there whatever i mean apartment living right now is bad

00:20:37.980 enough with all the noise anyway once in a while i'll choose to cook for myself it's easy the

00:20:46.300 necessary kitchen equipment is delivered at my door within minutes. Since transport became free,

00:20:51.700 we stopped having all those things stuffed into our home. Why keep a pasta maker and a crepe

00:20:56.240 cooker crammed into our cupboards? We can just order them when we need them.

00:21:02.400 This also made the breakthrough of the circular economy easier. Oh, the circular economy. This is

00:21:09.360 something preached by the World Economic Forum. When products are turned into services, no one

00:21:15.140 has an interest in things with a short lifespan. Everything is designed for durability, repairability,

00:21:20.060 and recyclability. Materials are flowing more quickly in our economy and can be transformed

00:21:24.320 to new products pretty easily. Environmental problems seem far away since we only use clean

00:21:30.580 energy and clean production methods. The air is clean, the water is clean, and nobody would dare

00:21:35.580 to touch the protected areas of nature because they constitute such value to our well-being.

00:21:40.320 in the cities we have plenty of green space and plants and trees all over i still do not

00:21:47.260 understand why in the past we filled all three spots in the city with concrete

00:21:50.700 the death of shopping shopping i can't really remember what that is for most of us it's been

00:21:57.760 turned into choosing things to use sometimes i find this fun and sometimes i just want the

00:22:02.960 algorithm to do it for me it knows my taste better than i do by now does this not sound

00:22:08.220 creepy to you? The algorithm knows me better than I know myself. I'll just let the algorithm do it.

00:22:17.000 Of course, we all know what's behind this, right? When AI and robots took over so much of our work,

00:22:23.800 we suddenly had time to eat well, sleep well, spend time with other people. The concept of

00:22:28.980 rush hour makes no sense anymore since the work that we do can be done at any time. I don't really

00:22:34.460 know if i'd call it work anymore it's more like thinking time creation time development time

00:22:39.840 this is not how human beings are meant to function man

00:22:44.720 i'm sorry i mean who would spiral into alcoholism if they had so much free time free time or the

00:22:54.280 devil's workshop is that is that the expression idle hands whatever for a while everything was

00:23:00.160 turned into entertainment and people did not want to bother themselves with difficult issues.

00:23:04.980 It was only at the last minute that we found out how to use all these new technologies for better

00:23:10.480 purposes than just killing time. My biggest concern is all the people who do not live in our city.

00:23:17.880 Those we lost on the way. Those who decided that it became too much, all this technology. Those who

00:23:24.040 felt obsolete and useless when robots and AI took over big parts of our jobs. Those who got

00:23:30.000 upset with the political system and turned against it. They live different kind of lives outside the

00:23:34.720 city. Some have formed little self-supplying communities. Others just stayed in the empty

00:23:39.080 and abandoned houses in small 19th century villages. Once in a while, I get annoyed about

00:23:44.200 the fact that I have no real privacy, know where I can go and not be registered. I know that

00:23:49.580 somewhere. Everything I do think and dream of is recorded. I just hope that nobody will use it

00:23:54.740 against me a politician wrote this

00:24:03.860 somebody who has actually been elected

00:24:09.840 all in all it's a good life much better than the path we were on where it became so clear that we

00:24:18.960 could not continue with the same model of growth we had all these terrible things happening

00:24:23.200 lifestyle diseases, climate change, the refugee crisis, environmental degradation, completely

00:24:28.120 congested cities, water pollution, air pollution, social unrest, and unemployment. We lost way too

00:24:34.020 many people before we realized that we could do things differently. Now, let me ask you this.

00:24:40.060 In a society without any kind of social unrest, unemployment, that sort of thing, does that mean

00:24:47.360 that everybody's on the same page? Does that mean that there is no opposition to anything,

00:24:52.780 that everybody is in agreement on every single thing and if so how on earth would that ever be

00:24:59.600 accomplished does that not sound like demolition man to you they thought they were living in some 0.98

00:25:07.740 sort of heaven but in reality it's just a complete pile of crap because human beings have instincts 0.84

00:25:17.420 and these are not instincts i mean to try and put me in this kind of a situation or probably 0.95

00:25:24.740 any of you watching the show right now would be like putting us in jail i know all of my thoughts

00:25:31.380 and dreams are being recorded and i hope nobody uses it against me what are you kidding me and

00:25:39.020 yet that's what the author of this an actual politician would like to see for our future

00:25:46.020 Author's note. Some people have read this blog as my utopia or dream of the future. It is not. It's a scenario showing where we could be heading for better and for worse. I wrote this piece to start a discussion about some of the pros and cons of the current technological development. When we're dealing with the future, it is not enough to work with reports. We should start discussion in many new ways. This is the intention with this piece.

00:26:10.760 i don't think so to me it sounds like all of those raving maniacs with the world economic forum

00:26:19.200 walking in lockstep this is what they all think and they're all working to achieve the goals the

00:26:25.920 world economic forum has put before them all the young global leaders and we're going to get to

00:26:30.860 that guys in just a second staying with this theme though the davos agenda 2022 all right this was

00:26:40.000 the world economic forum this past year three months ago who are the world leaders delivering

00:26:46.760 state of the world special addresses who who were they do you know well here here you go

00:26:53.620 narendra modi prime minister of india now you don't deliver a special address at the world

00:26:59.700 economic forum unless you are in lockstep with klaus schwab and his ideology all right you can go

00:27:05.680 as an outsider you can go and rub shoulders with all of these people at the dinner parties and

00:27:11.560 the functions they have there it's on for four or five days over there in devos but if you're

00:27:16.140 speaking you're not speaking anything unless the world economic forum approves it

00:27:22.040 so the prime minister of india is a member prime minister of japan kishita fumio antonio guterrez

00:27:31.720 the Secretary General of the United Nations, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European

00:27:37.860 Commission, Scott Morrison, the Prime Minister of Australia, Yoko Widodo, President of Indonesia,

00:27:44.780 Naftali Bennett, Prime Minister of Israel, Janet L. Yellen, Secretary of the Treasury

00:27:49.820 of the United States, Yasmin Ozimbajo, Vice President of Nigeria, Xi Jinping, the President

00:27:57.020 of China, Olaf Scholz, the federal chancellor of Germany. These were all people who gave special

00:28:03.960 addresses this year at the World Economic Forum. Now let's go down a little bit further.

00:28:10.880 I'm not going to bother with those people. I'm going to look at the top 10 global risks by

00:28:14.980 severity, they say. Climate action failure would be number one. Extreme weather, probably they say

00:28:23.180 caused by climate action failure.

00:28:29.000 What does that say?

00:28:31.940 Biodiversity loss,

00:28:35.060 social cohesion erosion,

00:28:38.020 livelihood crisis,

00:28:39.760 infectious diseases,

00:28:41.020 human environmental damage,

00:28:43.760 natural resource crisis,

00:28:46.320 debt crisis,

00:28:50.920 geo-economic confrontation.

00:28:53.180 like what's going on in europe right now between russia and ukraine

00:28:57.860 it's almost like these guys knew what was coming isn't it here's dr robert malone

00:29:11.880 so what does the everyday average woman man child how do they fight this how do they stop this you

00:29:20.180 So one of the things we've tried to do, and I've invested thousands of dollars in this, we're teamed with a group in Sweden that's about to come out with a book on the World Economic Forum.

00:29:30.440 It's currently in Dutch, so we've got to get it translated into English and available in the United States.

00:29:37.860 But what we've done is compiled a massive spreadsheet of World Economic Forum trainings because they are everywhere.

00:29:44.800 they're all over in american industry government big media tech okay the starting point is people

00:29:53.000 need to know who they're dealing with we need to out these people i mean the term is used doxing

00:29:58.960 as far as i'm concerned with these folks doxing is good let's go get them let's find out who they

00:30:05.000 are and make sure they're not in our government because the loyalty they have is not to the

00:30:10.680 american constitution it's not to the nation state they are coming from a belief system that says

00:30:17.460 that nation state is an obsolete idea and we have to have a one world government that is basically

00:30:23.780 a fusion of the interests of corporations and politics global politics and we got to start by

00:30:30.400 finding out who they are voting them out of office making sure they are not part of our governments

00:30:36.420 Two notable characters here in the United States are governors Inslee and Newsom.

00:30:42.240 We've got to out these people.

00:30:44.600 We've got to force them to account for whether or not they're Americans or are they globalists.

00:30:49.060 And if they're globalists, they've got to get out. 0.53

00:30:51.900 We've got to get rid of them.

00:30:53.360 We've got to take back ownership of our country.

00:30:55.540 If you believe in the Constitution, if you believe in the principles of free speech and personal autonomy, medical autonomy and autonomy at every level, other level, it's time to fight, you know, or your children are going to live in basically a techno-fascism for the rest of their natural lives as serfs.

00:31:18.840 Yep. Yep.

00:31:21.620 So what's the solution to all this?

00:31:25.540 how do we beat it?

00:31:28.100 What are we going to do?

00:31:29.560 Are we going to keep having rallies?

00:31:33.180 You know, the rallies have been good.

00:31:37.060 I'm not going to lie.

00:31:38.440 Most of the rallies,

00:31:39.680 that's where I met a lot of you guys,

00:31:41.640 where I got to hug you, shake your hand,

00:31:43.440 have a chit-chat, whatever.

00:31:44.920 Fun stuff.

00:31:47.240 But they're not making an impact.

00:31:49.220 As big as they get,

00:31:50.820 the only thing that's made an impact really

00:31:53.120 would have been the trucker convoy.

00:31:55.240 And that was a massive undertaking.

00:31:57.860 Now, there have been huge marches and demonstrations and whatnot in different cities across the country.

00:32:05.220 Vancouver's had some big ones.

00:32:06.680 Montreal, Toronto have had some big ones.

00:32:09.440 Winnipeg had a couple big ones.

00:32:11.020 We did.

00:32:11.900 I know Calgary has done well.

00:32:13.520 Not so sure about Edmonton.

00:32:18.060 But that's not what's going to do it.

00:32:21.140 And I know there's a lot of you guys watching this show right now going, yeah, I know, I know, I know.

00:32:25.100 I did a couple of those and I just couldn't do them anymore.

00:32:28.940 All right.

00:32:31.900 What's next?

00:32:34.320 Well, I have mentioned that we have to start taking back our governments, right?

00:32:40.420 We have to start taking back at the grassroots level.

00:32:43.480 So school trustee, by the way, there's a great story out of Michigan where three moms swept the election.

00:32:51.000 The school trustee elections in Detroit, I think it was or Lansing.

00:32:54.360 it was lansing three moms they said you know what we're not standing for the crt in our schools

00:32:59.040 anymore they ran they won they ran together they they won together it can be done right and school

00:33:06.780 trustee is probably one of the most important things after what we've seen going on in our

00:33:11.480 schools i've got a story about what's going on at hanover school division in just a second

00:33:16.560 for you guys it's interesting what's going on down there and i wish it was going on in more places

00:33:23.080 but we have to run we have to take back our governments from small to large from bottom

00:33:30.440 up right and that means running that means trying anyway to go ahead and win school trustees and

00:33:38.040 and win town and city councillors reeves and mayors and whatnot it's important before we

00:33:42.920 move up to mlas and mp but what do we really need to do i don't think there's ever going to be a way

00:33:53.080 where we can all on mass at once pull away from a certain corporation like if i were to sit here

00:34:00.040 and say to you guys i've got 605 people watching live right now by the time this show is pretty

00:34:06.280 much run its course it'll have maybe 10 000 views not enough to get a nationwide rally going

00:34:13.640 right and so yes i am working on a show we're going to gather all of the alternative media

00:34:18.600 together from all across the country and talk about this but um i think it would be impossible

00:34:25.320 even with 500 000 views to make much of an impact on costco or walmart right we're not going to

00:34:32.720 walmart tomorrow boom now that would send a message to them for one day it's not gonna do it

00:34:39.920 it's not i wish i really wish it would but it won't remember back in the day when gas prices

00:34:46.800 were going up and everybody said well we're just going to not go to shell today and that'll teach

00:34:50.960 them well nobody ever did it first of all so shell never felt it we can't get everybody together

00:35:00.080 and do that we just can't we can't get the word out fast enough and then even if you do get the

00:35:05.680 word out fast enough you've got to convince the people not to do what you're asking them not to do

00:35:11.360 which is difficult don't go to costco tomorrow but i gotta go to costco i love costco yeah but

00:35:17.500 don't i can't not go there right you're gonna have people you're gonna have people just even

00:35:23.740 though they're on the side that we want them to be on they just can't not go ultimately guys it's

00:35:29.920 going to be developing a parallel society and a parallel economy now the person i was talking with

00:35:39.960 today we talked about this and and he's going to come on the show in the next few weeks next

00:35:45.700 couple of weeks actually because we're rolling this out very soon i didn't realize how far along

00:35:53.520 this plan has gotten but it's gotten it's been in development for 18 months parallel economy

00:36:01.020 parallel monetary system

00:36:03.980 and

00:36:08.120 we just need

00:36:10.520 a way to roll it out

00:36:12.700 without people going

00:36:14.080 that's crazy

00:36:15.180 because it does sound crazy

00:36:17.900 so we're going to try and get

00:36:21.980 all of the information

00:36:23.060 encapsulate it

00:36:26.200 into kind of a reader's digest version

00:36:28.360 and then put it on the show because there's so much information involved in all of this there's

00:36:35.580 no way i could do all of the information for you guys in two weeks worth of 90 minute shows here

00:36:41.900 so we're going to try and pare it down somewhat in the meantime i found this a global difference

00:36:47.040 group.com somebody sent this to me on email today be the change you want to see reclaim

00:36:52.360 your freedom to choose um i looked at this and i went this looks kind of sketchy and there are

00:37:03.480 all kinds of sketchy offerings about parallel economies and parallel societies out there right

00:37:10.040 now they're just money traps they're just click baits they're just things to try and get you guys

00:37:17.480 off your game or maybe give you some false hope or something like that and ultimately if they can

00:37:24.540 get twenty dollars from a hundred thousand people they're golden these people who are running these

00:37:29.140 things now i i can't say for sure that this is that but if you want to go look at it for yourself

00:37:35.020 global difference group.com and i have looked through this website today and i went i don't

00:37:42.460 No, this is not what I was talking about today.

00:37:45.700 This is not what was in the meeting that I had today.

00:37:49.160 This is actual, real, real-world stuff that I found out about today.

00:37:56.320 Now, the one thing it involves, more than anything else, is coming together.

00:38:06.140 Coming together.

00:38:08.840 Everybody coming together.

00:38:11.300 so your worst enemy might be on the side of freedom your absolute worst enemy let's call him bobby

00:38:22.560 you've hated bobby since you can remember kindergarten even bobby used to bang you 0.99

00:38:30.340 over the head with those rocks in the playground bobby you ass i'm gonna get you never did you've 0.99

00:38:38.180 hated Bobby forever and ever and ever. Well, now you're grownups and Bobby happens to be on the 0.99

00:38:42.420 same side as you, same side as us. Freedom. Wants to live in freedom. Doesn't want to live under

00:38:47.120 a digital ID, a digital economy. Doesn't want to live with corporations slash governments telling

00:38:54.440 us what to do, when we can pee, what we can eat, what we can watch on TV and when we can watch it.

00:39:00.880 All of those things, which is coming. Bobby's about freedom, but you can't stand him.

00:39:08.180 but because you're both for freedom,

00:39:13.120 could you put the hatred aside

00:39:15.080 for as long as it takes

00:39:17.780 in order to get the job done?

00:39:27.360 Because that's what we're facing right now

00:39:30.740 with division everywhere.

00:39:33.780 I was watching Todd McDougall

00:39:35.520 on Winnipeg Alternative Media today,

00:39:37.720 And he was talking about Pierre Polyev.

00:39:39.100 And we're going to talk about the conservative party candidates in just a second here.

00:39:43.600 But he was talking about Pierre Polyev's event in Vancouver yesterday and how there was vaccine passports required to get into, I think, the event in Syria or whatever it was.

00:39:52.400 And he didn't like that.

00:39:53.320 And I wouldn't either.

00:39:54.920 Now, I don't know exactly if that was the case.

00:39:57.700 I know that COVID police were there making sure people had vaccine passports, but it wasn't Pierre's people.

00:40:06.000 They weren't there doing that.

00:40:07.720 the point is that this conservative race leadership race is causing division amongst

00:40:15.220 people on our side i was looking at the comments in todd's show today and i couldn't believe the

00:40:23.420 divisiveness guys this is not going to happen with a political party i mean maybe we can

00:40:31.700 hold things off for a while with maxim bernier or even pierre polyev i don't know

00:40:38.020 And some people have even said to me, you talk too much about Pierre Paglia.

00:40:41.400 I said, look, I'm giving you the news.

00:40:43.000 He's the front runner in the leadership campaign right now.

00:40:46.380 He is.

00:40:48.480 So it's news when he goes someplace.

00:40:50.580 It just is.

00:40:52.100 Right.

00:40:53.700 I don't care if he wins.

00:40:55.180 It doesn't matter if he wins to me or Lesley Lewis or Roman Baber, whoever.

00:40:59.000 I don't care because I know that with a political party, you're only going to be able to go so far.

00:41:04.900 That's why I keep saying we need to grassroots this.

00:41:07.040 thing but we can't be divided is my point ultimately speaking we cannot be divided so

00:41:16.000 let's take your worst enemy bobby could you work with bobby for as long as it took to get us out

00:41:23.920 of this mess because the other side is looking at us going they're just going to destroy themselves

00:41:29.300 we don't even need to do anything they're just gonna

00:41:33.940 divide into different little groups and they're just gonna hate on each other and forget about

00:41:40.940 us and while they're doing that we'll just steamroll them fred flintstone's giant cars

00:41:46.560 well could you do it

00:41:54.080 because that's what we have to do.

00:42:00.780 Once we win, or once we form our alternate economy

00:42:04.540 and our alternate society, our parallel systems,

00:42:07.760 then you can go back to Aidan Bobby again.

00:42:12.520 That much, I promise you.

00:42:15.060 Is it a deal?

00:42:18.020 All right, who is Michael Geist?

00:42:21.460 Michael Geist is a Canadian academic.

00:42:24.080 The Canadian or sorry, the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Laws at the University of Ottawa and a member of the Center for Law, Technology and Society.

00:42:32.900 Geist was educated at the University of Western Ontario, Osgoode Hall Law School, where he received his Bachelor of Laws, Cambridge University, where he received a Master of Laws, Columbia Law School, where he received a Master of Laws.

00:42:44.400 So this guy is steeped in knowledge of the law.

00:42:48.120 he has a blog and he writes in his blog about bill c11 remember this is the censorship bill

00:42:55.440 that i've been telling you guys about right if we continue on in this society these are the kinds of

00:43:03.220 regulations we're going to be forced to adhere to so michael geist writes bill c11 the online

00:43:10.980 streaming act that serves as the government's follow-up to bill c10 was the subject of debate

00:43:15.940 in the House of Commons yesterday, this was written last week, as the legislation slowly

00:43:21.360 makes its way through the legislative process. There are still committee hearings to come,

00:43:27.600 but it's readily apparent that many of the concerns that hamstrung Bill C-10 have returned,

00:43:33.100 virtually limitless jurisdictional overbroad scope and harmful discoverability provisions.

00:43:39.740 Further, this bill has attracted mounting criticism from Canadian digital first creators

00:43:44.420 who note that one of Canada's biggest cultural exports could be hurt

00:43:48.460 by the bill leading to millions in lost revenues.

00:43:52.480 While none of these concerns should come as a major surprise,

00:43:55.540 what is surprising is how ill-prepared the government appears to be

00:43:58.900 addressing the criticisms.

00:44:03.780 Indeed, the communication strategy seems based primarily on presuming

00:44:07.520 that Canadians won't bother to read the legislation

00:44:09.780 and will therefore take misleading assurances at face value.

00:44:14.420 Consider the latest attempt to assuage concerns a cartoon of Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez

00:44:21.160 providing an assurance that the bill's changes won't affect individual Canadians since the changes only apply to companies.

00:44:27.680 The cartoon sparked an instant mashup that pointed to the direct effects on digital-first creators, shows like this.

00:44:36.120 Further, the changes don't apply only to companies.

00:44:39.560 bill c11 treats all audio visual content as programs subject to potential regulation

00:44:45.200 with exceptions that could easily capture tiktok or youtube videos the bill is about far more than

00:44:52.900 just large companies or consider this tweet from canadian heritage which cites section 2.1

00:44:59.380 paragraph 1 to provide assurances that the act would not apply to digital first creators

00:45:05.500 users of social media services would never face obligations did you know the online streaming act

00:45:13.560 would not apply to digital first creators users of social media services blah blah blah blah blah

00:45:18.400 once again this is misleading while it's true that users will not be treated as broadcasters

00:45:24.880 due to that section section 4.2 opens the door to regulating their content they might not directly

00:45:31.160 face obligations but if their content is caught by the act the implications for digital first

00:45:36.160 creators is enormous and potentially damaging so this means organizations like western standard

00:45:42.360 true north rebel news and others could be censored and these are the only news organizations they

00:45:51.740 exist digitally they exist only online but the only ones in opposition to the government all of

00:45:57.780 the left-wing corporate media, the broadcast media that's bought and paid for by Trudeau.

00:46:07.780 The comments coming from the minister's office aren't any better. A Canadian press article over

00:46:14.000 the weekend that placed the spotlight on the harms to Canadian digital creator earnings features

00:46:18.680 as Rodriguez's spokesperson stating the act would give online streaming platforms the flexibility

00:46:25.460 to choose how they contribute and how they make canadian commercial content easier to find this

00:46:32.160 is yet another misleading statement the policies about contributions and discoverability will fall

00:46:36.920 to the crtc the commission may provide the platforms some leeway in how they achieve those

00:46:43.220 policies but the requirements are set by the government and its regulator not the companies

00:46:48.560 bottom line this guy michael geist goes on to say the government is absolutely lying about bill

00:46:55.200 C-11. They're going to try and restrict all the content they possibly can. Everything they don't

00:47:01.020 agree with, they'll definitely restrict. And they're banking on the fact that Canadians are

00:47:05.600 not going to read the legislation. And they're right. Most Canadians won't care. They'll just

00:47:11.980 let this thing go like it's any other ridiculous bill. They don't care. Now you're here. You 0.99

00:47:21.380 probably care about something like that because if you didn't you wouldn't be here and this show

00:47:28.720 could be gone when bill c11 passes just because they say it doesn't fit their idea of canadian

00:47:34.100 content or some other lame uh you know

00:47:38.280 it'd be subject to the whims of some kid sitting on a board

00:47:49.940 yeah well you're not canadian content you don't pass this little muster test whatever that is we

00:47:55.680 don't even know what all of the points of test would be it's outrageous staying with the federal

00:48:02.820 government this from steinbeckonline.com but from the canadian press the federal budget

00:48:08.280 i mean for this one we only need to read the headline because it's hilarious you of course

00:48:13.480 know the liberals and the ndp have formed a pseudo coalition so that the liberals can stay in power

00:48:18.280 for the next what was it four years three years whatever till 2025 the federal from from jagmeet

00:48:25.600 singh well the federal budget will have the support of the ndp but it's also going to face

00:48:29.660 opposition so in other words the ndp says oh yeah sure we'll criticize the budget but we're still

00:48:34.800 going to vote for it so what's the point your agreement with the liberals says you have to

00:48:42.700 support the budget, but we're still going to criticize it. That's a huge political fail.

00:48:49.620 If you ask me, it's like lapdog. Okay. To the conservative race, the conservative leadership 0.96

00:48:57.000 race, Jean Charest has blasted Pierre Polyev for supporting the freedom convoy. Laws are not a

00:49:02.960 buffet. In other words, you can't pick and choose the laws you want to put in place. Jean Charest

00:49:07.860 is a liberal he's a left-leaning liberal he was the liberal premier of quebec he is nobody to be

00:49:16.560 leading the conservative party of canada he should shut up and you know what i worry that he could

00:49:22.380 get in because it would be just as easy for the world economic forum to steamroll him as they are

00:49:28.320 the liberals right now then again it's not like the world economic forum is steamrolling justin

00:49:34.020 Trudeau. Justin Trudeau is actually doing their bidding willingly. I'm not sure if Sheree would

00:49:38.820 or not. Probably. Who's in, who's out? Who else could join the Conservative Party leadership race?

00:49:45.340 All right. So Pierre Polyev is the front runner. There he is right there. Leslyn Lewis was the

00:49:51.440 third place place finisher in 2020. She is running again. In the past contest, the former

00:49:57.940 Bay Street lawyer enjoyed heavy backing from the party's social conservative members and those in

00:50:02.380 western canada she was elected as an mp last fall in the rural southwestern riding ontario riding

00:50:07.540 of hadamald norfolk roman baber now there's a lot of people who are interested in roman baber maybe

00:50:13.380 he is gaining some steam here the independent member of the ontario legislature was kicked out

00:50:18.600 of the pc caucus by doug ford for speaking out against covid lockdowns i am trying to get roman

00:50:24.900 baber on the show he too like pierre polyev is campaigning right now in british columbia

00:50:29.840 john charay i just told you all about this guy uh for patrick brown the mayor of brampton and

00:50:37.280 former leader of the ontario pcs entered the race march 13th at a launch in the greater toronto

00:50:42.420 area previously served as an mp he pitched a bigger conservative tent blah blah blah blah

00:50:46.780 bottom line he is being supported uh and endorsed by michelle rempel who is a young global leader

00:50:54.780 Patrick Brown should not be in this race at all. Joseph Burgault. Now this guy, I'm going to try

00:51:00.560 and get him on the show. Interesting guy. He is a businessman from rural Saskatchewan. He announced

00:51:08.300 in a short Facebook post he's running for the leadership. Probably doesn't have a chance,

00:51:12.260 but this run may give him some kind of profile. An accompanying website says his platform includes

00:51:18.300 the promise of eliminating all COVID-19 mandates and the carbon tax. The website says Burgault

00:51:24.260 quote, also co-founded Canadians for Truth, Freedom and Justice, an organization that claims

00:51:28.260 governments and globalists are using the pandemic to justify the Great Reset. I like him already.

00:51:34.920 Scott Acheson, two-term Ontario MP, so he's a career politician. Mark Dalton, MP for Pitt Meadows,

00:51:40.520 a career politician. Now, this one here is actually kind of funny, too. Leona Ancelove,

00:51:45.940 former Ontario MP, set to formally announce her candidacy. She already did that this past week.

00:51:50.380 she set up a campaign website blah blah blah she joined the house of commons in 2015 as a liberal

00:51:56.940 and crossed the floor to the conservatives in 2018 not to be trusted uh joel etienne conservative

00:52:04.600 candidate for york center 2021 uh so he's a failed politician bobby singh businessman and

00:52:10.560 entrepreneur from near toronto says he plans to run for the party's top spot campaign website says

00:52:16.500 He's a champion for human rights and sons of immigrants.

00:52:18.780 Okay, great.

00:52:19.640 Peter McKay is definitely not running this time.

00:52:22.040 Michael Chong is not running.

00:52:23.440 Rona Ambrose is not running.

00:52:24.860 Brad Wall is not running.

00:52:26.020 Doug Ford is not running.

00:52:27.060 And Jason Kenney is not running.

00:52:29.740 So of all of these people here,

00:52:32.580 I'm going to ask this question in a different way.

00:52:38.580 If all of these people had an equal chance of winning this thing,

00:52:42.980 and I don't think they do.

00:52:44.960 I mean, we know that it's probably going to be a two-horse race

00:52:47.680 between Pierre Polyev and Jean Charest.

00:52:50.780 But if all of them had an equal chance of winning this thing,

00:52:55.900 who would you vote for?

00:52:59.660 I think, for me, it would be a toss-up between Roman Baber

00:53:04.820 and Joseph Burgolt.

00:53:08.740 Or Burgolt.

00:53:12.360 Right?

00:53:14.280 right and then again guys remember when i talk about this or when you see todd mcdougall on

00:53:22.660 wham talking about this this doesn't mean we're telling you that you have to vote conservative

00:53:28.800 in the next election that's not what we're saying all we're saying is that it's interesting this

00:53:35.000 this conservative leadership race is interesting on a number of different levels and

00:53:40.240 who knows what's going to happen in the next couple of years or the next couple of months

00:53:48.120 i mean it's theoretically possible that the liberals themselves the backbenchers will oust

00:53:55.540 justin trudeau during um a confidence vote possible right there's a lot of those people

00:54:04.860 who are not happy about what's going on right now as a matter of fact i heard from some insiders

00:54:12.040 that jagmeet singh and some of his ndp caucus actually got to see the budget before the liberal

00:54:18.560 mps did outside of cabinet that is oh yeah they're not happy about that well we're the ruling party

00:54:26.600 well yeah yeah yeah but these guys have given us you know their support so we have to keep them

00:54:29.960 happy don't you see that oh yeah so maybe if there's enough disgruntled liberal mps you know

00:54:37.220 politics is like survivor guys now i haven't watched survivors since probably the second

00:54:42.440 season but i'll tell you cut throat right making teams behind teams behind teams

00:54:51.620 everybody's holding a knife oh yeah

00:54:56.780 okay here's that story i was talking about from steinbeckonline.com hanover cut 16 teaching

00:55:04.740 positions for the school year the new school year why would they have to do that 16 teaching

00:55:10.760 positions holy smokes that's a lot well here's why after months of crunching numbers and planning

00:55:19.920 the hanover school division has approved a balanced budget of 99 is that 99 million that

00:55:25.720 can't be 99 million 99 738 no it's got to be 99 million yeah 99 million 738 thousand six hundred

00:55:35.420 dollars along the way some cuts have to be made probably the biggest cut was the reduction in

00:55:40.660 teacher positions which was 16 says finance committee chair rick peters with less students

00:55:46.840 it means less teachers in the division with less students what

00:55:51.920 he notes the reduction in teaching staff will not impact classroom sizes it won't impact

00:55:58.940 permanent teachers blah blah blah blah blah there are currently 600 fewer students enrolled in

00:56:05.580 hanover schools what yeah 600 fewer students enrolled in hanover schools for 22 23 the

00:56:16.980 division is anticipating a decrease in enrollment of 217 students but it could be more

00:56:23.020 there's a lot of homeschooling going on down in the hanover school division i'll tell you

00:56:30.640 and these teachers are feeling the brunt i'm not suggesting all of these teachers

00:56:38.300 deserve to have the can tied to their butts guys but after what i showed you the other day about

00:56:45.620 what is being taught and what assignments are being given out at arthur day middle school in 0.73

00:56:51.700 transcona i still don't know where that assignment came from and i'm certainly hoping the people who

00:56:57.760 sent me that or trying to get to the bottom of it was it given down by the principal to the

00:57:03.440 teacher to the students or was it created by a teacher him or herself

00:57:07.660 and if you don't know what i'm talking about go back and watch last night's episode or

00:57:14.340 the night before last night's episode and you'll find out exactly what i mean

00:57:17.580 what else is going on that we don't know about what else is going on i've been hearing from

00:57:26.740 from parents with school-aged kids that parents are finding things out second-hand about what's

00:57:33.300 going on in school because teachers are telling students it's okay not to talk to your parents

00:57:37.060 about things. What kinds of things? Well, 12-year-olds can decide for themselves whether

00:57:43.100 or not to get a needle these days, apparently. What else can they do without their parents'

00:57:48.560 knowledge? And that's coming from the school, guys. That's coming from the teacher. Is it

00:57:56.400 the teachers, principals, superintendents, school boards, stakeholders, who knows?

00:58:05.120 So I'm not saying that it's the teachers at fault here.

00:58:08.840 Not at all.

00:58:10.460 Some of them may be.

00:58:12.620 But until we get to the bottom of it, that's why I'm saying run for school trustee.

00:58:20.120 And if you want to talk about teachers, the school unions in Ontario are incredibly,

00:58:26.400 incredibly powerful.

00:58:29.420 Now, they've got a different system there

00:58:31.340 than we have here.

00:58:32.340 They have a Catholic school board.

00:58:35.140 And Ontario's third largest teachers union

00:58:37.680 is calling on the Ford government

00:58:39.320 to reinstitute mandatory masking in schools,

00:58:42.520 saying that it's needed to keep schools

00:58:44.220 from shutting down due to teacher absences

00:58:46.260 and rising case counts among students

00:58:48.200 with absolutely zero evidence

00:58:51.120 that breathing barriers work at all.

00:58:56.400 so yeah i just wanted to give you guys that story to let you know that there are still

00:59:04.360 powerful lobbies who are trying to persuade governments to reinstitute mask mandates

00:59:09.960 breathing barrier mandates it's not over yet my prediction and this is only my prediction

00:59:17.760 and i've had this debate several times already this past week with friends and associates

00:59:22.720 my prediction is that they're not going to bring the breathing barriers back until maybe the end

00:59:29.720 of september on account of rising case counts again with the seventh or eighth wave and by

00:59:35.560 that time they'll have the fifth or even the sixth sixth booster shot ready for you

00:59:39.720 never ending cycle now i am a little bit disappointed

00:59:46.760 um not that i'm pointing fingers because again it's a human nature thing when the vaccine

00:59:56.200 passport got lifted and the masks got lifted here in manitoba and elsewhere i think people went we

01:00:01.540 win yay and they tried to go back to their normal lives but we never ever made the government

01:00:09.420 promised to never do it again every government in this country still has the means to do it

01:00:17.200 unless of course some of these charter challenges go our way in the next couple of months

01:00:22.620 and the way it's been going we can't bank on that so we have to stay vigilant enjoy your lives

01:00:29.060 absolutely go out and try and do as many normal things as you possibly can please please i implore

01:00:35.000 you go and live your life happily but i don't want you thinking that this is over this is never

01:00:42.740 going to return because it will and when it does we're going to need you we will south carolina

01:00:50.440 ready to ban men and women's sports well there's a great headline and finally finally on the show

01:00:56.540 tonight where can you find rapid tests this weekend in winnipeg i gotta have rapid tests

01:01:01.540 me and my family we're gonna have rapid tests why why do you need rapid well we're going to

01:01:08.920 aunt clara's place and she wants to make sure we're all covid free before we show up at her

01:01:12.500 door i'll tell you that right now got to have a rapid test so what the government is saying here

01:01:18.040 they're going to make these things available tomorrow at polo park in saint patel malls

01:01:22.540 between 10 and 4 okay so i encourage you to go and get as many of these as you possibly can

01:01:28.440 even though the government says don't hoard the tests i say go out and get get some tests

01:01:34.160 and then take them home and then put them under tap water or put them in orange juice

01:01:41.380 and see if they work see if they come up positive and record yourself doing it

01:01:48.360 all right so there you go that's it i do have a t-shirt to give away

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01:04:26.920 Maddox or Cannon?

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01:04:35.900 Cannon.

01:04:36.660 I haven't seen that show in such a long time.

01:04:39.080 Apparently, there was all kinds of fat jokes, like, you know, under...

01:04:43.180 under the radar fat jokes in that show because canon was a heavy guy um i forget so i'm gonna

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01:05:41.520 away the t-shirt yeah who played canon

01:06:03.360 Who played Cannon?

01:06:05.460 I'm not doing the number thing tonight, you guys.

01:06:07.520 I'm asking for the name of the actor who played Cannon.

01:06:10.360 You don't have to be first.

01:06:14.560 You just have to be right.

01:06:17.120 Who played Cannon?

01:06:26.400 What was the guy's name?

01:06:33.360 first name was Frank

01:06:38.620 there was a spinoff

01:06:40.600 Barnaby Jones with Buddy Ebsen

01:06:43.220 Barnaby Jones

01:06:45.220 oh yeah there's another one

01:06:46.880 I haven't seen in forever and ever and ever

01:06:48.620 Cannon

01:06:50.520 William Conrad

01:06:56.260 mmm

01:07:03.360 what's the theme song for canon

01:07:08.500 i can't play it obviously because if i do

01:07:13.740 i'll get a i'll get a copyright rap all right i'm just gonna go ahead and pick wildly uh steve

01:07:21.840 beige all right i saw steve make a guess and i'm gonna i'm gonna give steve the shirt and here's

01:07:28.440 why I'm doing it tonight, you guys. I just had Steve guessed right like everybody else,

01:07:33.360 William Conrad. Steve, our friend Steve, he's leaving town for a couple of months and he's

01:07:43.600 going to be in Calgary. He's going to be away from home taking tests and whatnot for a couple

01:07:50.820 of months. And we're going to miss our friend Steve very, very much. Steve has met a lot

01:07:56.480 to the freedom movement here in manitoba and steve never wins anything as a matter of fact

01:08:02.900 steve gets overlooked a lot of times when it comes to winning stuff because he knows everybody

01:08:08.760 right and because steve knows everybody that means he never really qualifies to win anything

01:08:14.540 well he's a friend of yours he can't win well tonight you know what i'm gonna give this to steve

01:08:20.600 he did guess right after all and yeah i'm gonna give steve

01:08:27.100 thank you for everything you've done really appreciate it and the least i can do is give

01:08:34.800 you one of these shirts although we haven't got an extra small for you you're just gonna have to

01:08:39.220 stick it in hot water and hope it shrinks and you guys in calgary please take steve up the

01:08:47.680 silver mountain gondola that'll be a good time all the other touristy stuff too and that is it

01:08:54.600 for the show tonight you guys i love you all absolutely adore you i hope you have a splendid

01:09:01.340 weekend and i will talk to you monday night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night

01:09:08.020 live stream and if i see something interesting in my travails or travels sorry uh anytime this

01:09:13.980 weekend i might stop and do a walk and talk video live with you as well all right that's it

01:09:19.620 talk to you later have a great weekend bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - April 09, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Friday April 8th⧸2022

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