00:07:32.920There was a farmer protest in the 80s where a few hundred combines and tractors drove into Ottawa.
00:07:43.560but it wasn't really uh that was pre-social media age yet too and and and basically pre-my time but
00:07:51.940i do believe that was against uh uh castro's uh daddy alleged daddy uh back in the house
00:08:01.760step daddy yeah they can identify however they want apparently so we all know who we're talking
00:08:10.200about right yeah oh yeah oh yeah hey let me ask you this before we get into the topic tonight
00:08:16.000uh and i know that you've been kind of cramming on this all afternoon because you just received
00:08:21.340some information on it and one thing about wayne somebody asked me the last time you were on after
00:08:26.720the show was over i think it was a comment on rumble they said how come you ever call wayne
00:08:30.940out on his shit and i said because he doesn't have any dude researches everything so intensely
00:08:38.540that there is nothing to call out that's you know aside from an opinion maybe which most i happen to
00:08:45.880agree with there are some that i don't but it's not about calling you out on your shit how can you
00:08:53.440when everything is so thoroughly researched that you put out and that's something that
00:08:57.720i have been trying to get the message across to many other independent uh journalists broadcasters
00:09:02.920live streamers across the country and to people anybody who decides they want to make a post
00:09:07.760wayne you know it's got to be factual or else you're going to give the other side ammunition
00:09:12.240to call us liars you know the the the hard reality of it is is that nobody's perfect
00:09:18.600uh and and there is such a volume of swamp and noise out there to cipher through um and i won't
00:09:27.980hither and i mean i'm not going to say i didn't evolve to to this point earlier when i first
00:09:33.920started doing this um i probably got caught you know more often than not so it's never i i i don't
00:09:41.780it's not that anybody can't call me on my shit that i'm not delivering shit if they have a
00:09:47.640difference of uh information or new facts or those kinds of things but by all means feel free to
00:09:55.620engage in a discussion a meaningful debate and a discussion on it our community will welcome that
00:10:01.180But these people that try to come in guns blazing, calling me on my bunk are probably pretty typically going to be met with a brick wall at this point, because I've kind of lost my patience for these new zealots that have only woken up in the last year or so.
00:10:21.120and they think they're going to school me on stuff and uh you better you better bring all you
00:10:28.860got and uh bring it and uh do it in a civilized organized fashion um you don't have to dance
00:10:36.540around you don't have to beat around the bush you can engage me in a conversation um in some way
00:10:42.260shape or form and the instant it gets uh uncivilized or all you're delivering is vitriol
00:10:48.720well uh or or any of those kinds of feelings if you're all you're bringing to the table is feelings
00:10:54.440it's gonna hurt so it's it's really just that simple and until you do that i'm so overwhelmed
00:11:03.020with work and everything else that i'm do that i that i i typically just don't entertain people's
00:11:08.840nonsense when they're trying to elevate their stature in the social world because they learned
00:11:13.760something this week that most of us probably have known for a decade well don't don't bring a meme
00:11:21.580to an information fight right right and if you're gonna do that let me provide you with the best
00:11:27.860selection available i just published an article this week 99 trudeau memes from the uh the nation
00:11:34.640known as formerly known as china that's funny that's that's on your news right that's the one
00:11:42.360it's on your news it's on my website too uh it's uh literally 99 of the best memes about
00:11:48.520trudeau and co that i've found in the last uh you know a couple of months or whatnot and it's been
00:11:53.900an absolute smash hit i honestly um i and this is this is interesting because i talked to the
00:11:59.820creator of uh your news and and i talked to him about this article in particular because
00:12:06.560this is something that i thought about doing for a long time but i can't publish it in canada
00:12:12.360Because that would get me locked up, dismissed, deplatformed, and most likely charged or at least brought into that state for hate crimes because humor is the first victim of censorship, right?
00:12:34.380um and uh so things that we typically found uh uh funny a year ago are now crimes right and a lot
00:12:46.320of these memes were ones that i had been punished for that were a year old or two years old uh so i
00:12:54.280i thought i would uh gather and round up all of these wonderful things that uh our government
00:13:00.680up here says no to and give it to a publishing platform that absolutely loves that kind of stuff
00:13:07.340my only regret is if i had i put it into a cartoon comic book i probably could have bought
00:13:13.060myself some lunch off of that you know it's interesting that we have to go to so many
00:13:21.100alternate sources for news from canada aside from the news sources in canada to get the real stuff
00:13:29.500that's going on i heard uh who was it harley schlanger from the larouche institute because
00:13:35.440i watch his stuff every morning i love that guy i had him on the show a few months back
00:13:38.720and he was talking about christia freeland uh possibly in the next month or two becoming
00:13:45.240something to do with the united nations or possibly the world economic forum and how
00:13:50.800she's tied to a ukrainian nazis because of roots going back to her grandfather
00:13:56.780you know i know you want to go there huh well you know what i mean dude it's true
00:14:05.100there's scuttlebutt there's scuttlebutt and there's news right and and and um the uh
00:14:12.260if i say something and i address it as scuttlebutt um i would only say that because it's
00:14:19.520scuttlebutt that i've heard over multiple water coolers shall we say you know and over multiple
00:14:26.360water cools i'm hearing that christia freeland is on tap for that acronym nato um right which
00:14:34.500she's got absolutely zero business um having anything to do with that that that organization
00:14:40.080right and now the only reason that scuttlebutt means something to me is because i am so deeply
00:14:46.280plugged into the machinations of what is manifesting this war where it comes from where
00:14:54.340it originates from i i'm going i should write a book on this um and what i see coming what's
00:15:02.560happening uh they're on full escalation mode right now and they are breaking treaties and
00:15:07.780laws that are taking us to places we cannot walk ourselves back from and it is incredibly
00:15:13.040disturbing when uh people don't they they just as an example uh people have been berating germany
00:15:21.680for not delivering these leopard tanks uh with such uh enthusiasm as everybody else oh we're
00:15:28.400going to give you everything we got over to the ukraine well when you look at the potsdam treaty
00:15:33.900that literally states um same as after world war one after world war two german military
00:15:41.100is only allowed to have and hold so much equipment machinery manpower and it is only to be used for
00:15:49.140defensive purposes the instant you've got german-made tanks firing shells at russians
00:15:54.080you've got a world war iii crisis yeah and and that's i believe what is happening right now
00:16:00.300what am i hearing about u.s troops how many troops are on the ground in europe right now a hundred
00:16:04.560thousand uh at a minimum those are officially there's there's there's a a hundred thousand
00:16:10.700um uh i can tell you that the first american confirmed kia's are starting to come across
00:16:19.980the wire over there right now and there is absolutely no justification or excuse for any
00:16:25.860of this we have no business not over there not supplying ukraine with any weapons or manpower
00:16:33.320or training any Canadian soldiers will be training more Ukrainian troops in the next month or so
00:16:40.000announced earlier this week by Justin Trudeau, I believe, or was it Anita Anand, the defense
00:16:45.020minister? Either way, that is happening again. And Ukraine's not a member of NATO.
00:16:54.100NATO looks at them and is behaving like and being put on the pedestal by Zelensky that they are,
00:17:03.320a de facto member of NATO and the reason that this kind of holds weight and power is because
00:17:10.220if all of a sudden they denounce that they have to denounce that well wait a minute Canada is not
00:17:16.480a sovereign nation so we can only actually be a de facto member of NATO this organization that was
00:17:24.080supposed to be working with 13 nations not 30 and and what what this organization has done
00:33:04.400and I'm bringing a new guest on Tuesday that we've never heard from before,
00:33:08.440another a psychologist and trauma expert to try and define this but at the end of the day these
00:33:15.060guys believe that they are god they i genuinely believe that their minions believe that we are
00:33:21.240now nothing more than hackable animals and they had no guys but who he's talking about right now
00:33:25.860these guys were all in davos last week they were all the world economic forum they were all like
00:33:29.800larry fink uh klaus schwab uh all even uh the former prime minister tony blair of the uk
00:33:35.440all of these people they all are delusions of grandeur right like they but the thing is they
00:33:42.460do have that power way right now they do so long as we comply the success of any evil regime only
00:33:49.960becomes possible from compliance for and and uh accessories to the crime oh man i've got so many
00:33:59.240questions after your last statement but let's get back to undrip for a second here this is something
00:34:03.780you and i have discussed but i also want to talk about the 15 minute cities just to finish that
00:34:08.120discussion up basically uh the the edmonton plan has come out i'm sure you've seen that where they
00:34:13.520want to divide edmonton into six parts vancouver the same thing uh winnipeg now they're starting
00:34:18.480to talk about taking at least one part of the city the high traffic shopping area right in the
00:34:25.440center of town called polo park they want to make that a 15 minute walkable city and they're doing
00:34:30.700it in cooperation with one of the biggest developers in the city called shindico and city
00:34:35.980council is all on board this is a public private partnership but let me ask you this because we
00:34:41.000have been asking people or maybe just kind of mentioning to people over the last couple of
00:34:46.900years it might be a good idea to get out of the cities what about the smaller towns what about
00:34:53.080the towns like altona what about the towns like elbow saskatchewan or brooks alberta or these
00:34:59.560smaller you know three to five thousand uh population towns could that be one big 15 minute
00:35:07.380city are they going to do that how far are they going to go with this
00:35:11.480well they intend to go all the way uh but uh so if you want to know you remember the old
00:35:19.800transparencies when you're in school shadow you know teacher put in the over-eye projector put
00:35:24.520Okay, well, if you did that and you took a look at where these 50-minute cities were being announced in Canada and you put that onto a transparency and then you went back to look at those articles in 2019, 2020 about the migrant pilot program cities,
00:35:48.000um you would find coincidentally that all of those circles would be this pretty much the
00:35:56.060same circles as these smart cities and and it forms a pentagram as well right
00:36:01.740i i'm actually hoping uh that somebody out there is actually going to you know get the
00:36:10.020you know the transparencies and do this out and uh hopefully bring it back for me wrong because
00:36:14.780i want to see what this would look like genuinely oh my god it's a pyramid with a big eyeball in
00:36:19.040the middle so you add that and then if you take and add one more factor to that equation you know
00:36:25.920how you triangulate information right you want to find a point you triangulate you add one more
00:36:31.100data points to that what industries or materials or supply or abundance of that would be required
00:36:42.060for electronics smart cities aka has recently been shut down or manifested to shut down
00:36:49.640um in every one of those areas under climate accords or some of those kinds of uh save the
00:36:57.920planet's do goodery and i bet you you would have your third color of six circumferences
00:37:03.320i can't stand it when you ask questions in your in your talking points like you think i know
00:37:10.940tell us i i i i mean this this is i mean three completely different separate stories
00:37:18.740that i've done over the last four years that all come down to the same things and the sad part of
00:37:25.980it is is every one of these agendas although seemingly completely innocuous and not at all
00:37:32.440connected eventually come back to the same trifecta of public private partnerships and
00:37:38.960un policy every single time and unfortunately i'm one guy i don't have a three billion dollar budget
00:37:46.460like cbc or a multi-million dollar budget like anybody else where they've got research teams
00:37:51.400that people that can compile all of this stuff how much could you turn out there if you had a team
00:37:55.860shadow oh probably at least 50 more than i do i don't know i mean i and this this is what makes
00:38:07.360it you know it just so insane uh i literally eat sleep and breathe this stuff from 15 minutes time
00:38:14.380i opened my eyes i've punched out nine articles uh done two shows a day for most of the week
00:38:20.520plus uh developing a platform you know uh in in that and managing my my own websites my own social
00:38:29.520media my own campaigns my own meetings working on uh steering committees for everybody from the
00:38:36.560world council to for health to uh vaccine choice canada uh there is it's just there's no end to
00:38:44.640to what we're doing out here and everybody's got these you know the they're kind of starting to
00:38:49.820move in the right you know in the direction understanding about parallel communities
00:38:54.140parallel societies parallel economies all of those things but we don't always realize that
00:39:01.540that takes hard infrastructure as well ideology is different from we can talk about building a barn
00:39:08.480but it uh it costs money for lumber nails and labor to build that barn we may actually have
00:39:15.440to start building these materials from scratch we actually have to start building these communities
00:39:19.700that we're talking about yeah right but what i'm saying is we're not we're not going to be going to
00:39:24.100home depot and picking up lumber we may actually have to do that ourselves like make the lumber
00:39:28.860ourselves make the nail we're going to need blacksmith swings seriously but let me ask you
00:39:34.100this like do you think that these 15 minute cities will exist in the smaller towns any like i think
00:39:41.500that anywhere there is commerce anywhere there are branch offices and i'm talking about towns as
00:39:47.420small as 1500 eventually and it's going to take them a while to get to them because they have to
00:39:51.480get to the cities first get starved out that's the idea and anybody left outside of these e
00:39:58.360filters these e cameras is going to have to fend for themselves because they will be able to track
00:40:04.540when somebody breaks out of one of these 15 minute cities but they'll also be able to track
00:40:09.560when somebody breaks in this is going to be an interesting time in our lives if you stop and
00:40:15.640think about it how how we've been led down the garden path per se and trapped um even if we uh
00:40:22.680chose to go away and just live um with what we have readily available now we would literally
00:40:31.160come crawling back in on our bellies in two years because we wouldn't no plants would grow anymore
00:40:35.280because every seed has been genetically modified to die after uh you know a maximum of a couple
00:40:40.720cycles um uh they can you know they they these are the ways without removing that that that
00:40:49.280beast system um because there's no other way to describe it um and and and whether people want
00:40:55.980to look at this from a biblical sense or not it's the only accurate sense to describe it no matter
00:41:01.380what lens you look through whatever your differences in your part you know parting of
00:41:06.560opinions are it's still the only way to describe it is a monster system a beast system right so
00:41:13.220it's ultimately stacked against us until we kill it we can continue to take the heads off but if
00:41:19.680we just continue to take one head off here and one head off there you're right it's the hydra
00:41:24.020that keeps coming back i i was talking to jeff stone and mark about this last night as you know
00:41:28.480you were you were uh causing a ruckus in the comments again uh but mark said you know this
00:41:33.960is something shadow that we're going to have to go through unfortunately because we're just
00:43:48.180And once everybody wakes up, and they will eventually,
00:43:52.080I think it's going to take another five years
00:43:54.220to rebuild our world into something else.
00:44:00.020I don't know how it's going to go, but that's what I was thinking today.
00:44:03.800I just thought, you know, five years of oppression, five years of totalitarianism, and you're going to have people like us who are going to be on the fringes on the outside, you know, with blacksmiths and out there farming fields if they let us.
00:44:17.020Right. I mean, with the genetically altered seeds, as you say, and the cloud seeding they can do, they can take the rain away from us if they want.
00:44:26.360I mean, seriously, that's the level of control they have.
00:44:30.200But they're only going to have it for a short period of time.
00:44:42.900And right now they're continuously manipulating us, looking for us to make that fatal trip, that fatal trigger to give them what they need to accelerate again.
00:44:53.660they will try to provoke us into giving them anything that they can use to accelerate the
00:45:01.440problem okay so let me ask you okay so going back to the convoy last year a lot of good right i mean
00:45:09.860some provinces dropped their mandates people around the world saw it they heard it uh so a
00:45:16.280lot of good but do you think that also gave the globalists uh something to use against us
00:45:22.280They gained many inches in that. And here's an example of that. And only just one example. And I'm sure if people start to look through that lens, they'll see others. The class action lawsuit that the residents of Ottawa are filing against the truckers there. And I don't know how that's turned out.
00:45:39.160It was two days of hearings where they were going to decide whether every person that digitally donated to that convoy would be added to the list of defendants in this class action lawsuit.
00:45:50.380So if you did, if, if you'd sent $5 to the truckers, um, then you would be, uh, uh, you know, guilty. They'd be looking to seek judgment against you. So if, uh, the judge ordered $45 trillion, you'd be on the hook for, you know, however, tens of millions of dollars, because you donated $5 to the convoy.
00:46:11.560this is how absurd uh that they're they're they're trying and to me that's absurd but because of the
00:46:20.580inches that they've gained now it's become a matter of the in the courts right and this is how they
00:46:27.560just get us a little bit and now we're not even watching that when we should be you know in mass
00:46:34.080absolutely outraged at even the thought of that but there's so many of these things and on the
00:46:40.560other side of the country then we've got them you know we're still fighting this so another one this
00:46:46.740is going to be interesting to see project veritas all of that bill c36 in british columbia any
00:46:52.960doctor that speaks out against this gets 250 000 worth of fines in six months in jail if they open
00:46:58.160their mouth and say boo yeah now there is a fight going on there i think the people there want to
00:47:04.840get rid of david eby uh as an mla they've got recall legislation in british columbia so they're
00:47:10.180working on that project right now that doesn't take him out of the premier's office no that's
00:47:14.720true it doesn't but it takes him out of uh the legislature at least somebody else gets their
00:47:21.000seat until there's a by-election there and no i have to go through the process again i i understand
00:47:25.980but that does kind of send a shockwave through the legislature of british columbia i don't think
00:47:30.000that that's been done before where a politician has been recalled anywhere in this british
00:47:33.780columbia is the only province that has that exactly i don't think it's happened let me ask
00:47:38.000of this uh i've got a live chat here rico suaves uh has left a rumble rant 20 thank you rico and
00:47:44.540he says wayne shadow will it make any difference to move to another country other than canada i
00:47:48.600suspect all countries will not be far behind how about russia that's that's that's that's a that's
00:47:59.040a really fair uh genuine real but tough question um i do a lot of communicating with uh journalists
00:48:07.220all over the planet and at least four times a week i get asked wayne when are you getting out
00:48:13.760of there and i'm like uh where am i gonna go because um you're only six months behind there
00:48:21.360um and if i go to russia what do they call me for going to russia uh the russians will love me uh
00:48:28.660but the rest of the world, I can never come back to again. Uh, so, uh, it's how, how do I,
00:48:35.840how do I, how do I, how do I get my fellow countrymen? Cause it doesn't matter where you
00:48:42.140come from in this country, what color you are, how, what kind of hair you wear. You are my only
00:48:46.760countryman. I only have one country. And if you don't stand and fight, how can I expect you to
00:48:52.140stand and fight? How can I ask you to stand and fight if I take and leave to me, I'm just hard
00:48:57.460wired for that so until my life is absolutely threatened and i am forced to fight from a
00:49:04.160distance well our government trained me to do that too and i'll do that too but that's not where
00:49:10.480we're at right now i still have faith and hope because insanity is unsustainable the big thing
00:49:16.960is is because of this acceleration it's like they're running down a hill and you all know
00:49:22.040what happens there you pick up speed you pick up speed and you keep picking up speed until you
00:49:26.120crash that where we're at and we cannot allow ourselves to get sucked into these false flag
00:49:34.080things these emotional events that lead to things that we cannot recuperate from in a timely fashion
00:49:40.260that hurt what we're doing um the scuttlebutt um is that the the media is going to ramp up on this
00:49:49.280uh beating death in the states uh about this young black man uh right so all of these the one who
00:49:56.100was killed by other black men yes dude they're already ramping up on that exactly racially
00:50:03.660motivated these all wedge issues yeah yeah the cops were all black all five of the cops were
00:50:12.380black and yet it's still somehow racially motivated i think what rico suave was talking
00:50:18.940about was would it be beneficial for the average canadian somebody who just doesn't see any hope
00:50:24.700left in this country to move to a place like
00:50:54.700they're going to be completely surrounded i think america's the flashpoint in all this
00:51:01.680i i think canada may already be lost i you know i personally i hope you're right i hope you're
00:51:09.520right but from a political standpoint like you were saying earlier there there really isn't
00:51:13.720a political solution uh in canada with any of the establishment parties and that goes
00:51:19.100provincially as well that doesn't mean there's no solution that's true that's true but
00:51:24.380things need to play out more yes i know a lot of people who have moved to mexico and so far they're
00:51:30.520saying well things are okay down here and that may be because of the narcotics wars that are going on
00:51:35.680down there and the big uh drug cartels warring with the police and the mexican army down there
00:51:42.260so they can't really get a handle on mexico yet i don't know what it is but it's it's it's going to
00:51:49.360be okay for for for tourists in mexico for a little while because uh the president down there
00:51:54.880and whoever's uh on his beneficiary roll call uh just got a uh a huge sweetheart deal uh maybe he's
00:52:04.040the next zelinski um but uh this uh new north america agreement uh people need to get your
00:52:13.300eyeballs okay this is i wanted to talk to you about that you mentioned that to me last week
00:52:18.780and i saw a little bit about it i had it on a little bit on the show this week this new agreement
00:52:24.260between and this is just signed like a couple of weeks ago when the three amigos got together in
00:52:29.060mexico city um it's a new deal between canada the united states and mexico essentially turning us
00:52:38.580all into one region and i believe that this is going to be zone one of the new world order
00:52:48.120that's my take on it what do you see orwell would be proud his fiction got turned into a playbook
00:52:55.920i mean i read it and i went okay this is this is it 100 right and um so long as um they have
00:53:08.580problems like us running around um then it's it's uh it's we're creating that intervention
00:53:16.360we may not feel like we're making a difference and uh this is this is the time now where we
00:53:22.600where we can make the most difference through doing the least amount too i might add right
00:53:28.740for us understanding where we're at we are not operating from a position of panic because
00:53:36.560somebody is cracking the whip that we need have obligations to fulfill we don't have that breathing
00:53:41.980down our neck our opposition does right we're invested in this because this is our country
00:53:49.920these these are our family these are our people this is our culture our society this is everything
00:53:54.360that we know and we're standing for what is right we are on the righteous the right side of history
00:54:00.040right that doesn't mean they don't believe that they are either but the problem is is that narrative
00:54:05.740for those believers on the other side is really really unraveling very very quickly and their
00:54:11.220own minions are starting to eat each other we are entering that season of the political sacrificial
00:54:16.820lamb i.e ardern uh biden right now this isn't coincidence what's happening to biden he is
00:54:23.520absolutely being taken out by his own party basically why because they lost control of the
00:54:30.480house and that puts kevin mccarthy only two butts out of the president's seat and uh if they don't
00:54:35.960get control of the uh oval office in the white house power uh they're going to leave that up to
00:54:40.440like keels up harris uh then then america's got a real problem on the global stage already where
00:54:47.740none of their typical gang internationally is really wanting to go down with the american
00:54:55.440ship right now and um if i'm without gps i don't want to be on a boat out in the ocean with joe
00:55:04.140biden at the helm well look man i mean like whoever is the figurehead in the white house it
00:55:10.760doesn't matter because it's not being run by that figurehead anyway and i i don't know if that goes
00:55:15.560for donald trump's term as well uh there's a lot of talk about trump coming back and he's starting
00:55:22.000to do rallies again and and gear up for 2024 uh and and first he's got to win the nomination i i
00:55:28.860don't know who might be running against him i think his former vice president it doesn't matter
00:55:33.520but let me ask you this would trump come back and be effective was trump actually a pain a thorn
00:55:42.100in the globalist side or was he in on it and the reason i ask that is because he is still even as
00:55:48.920recently as three days ago still touting these genetic formulas as the greatest fastest invention
00:55:58.400ever created by mankind because if he doesn't then he has absolutely no hope to bring more
00:56:07.040democrats to his side of the vote and and i hate to say it danielle's playing the same game right
00:56:13.740now she is these guys and all of and you know this this i was talking about that earlier this
00:56:19.380afternoon with somebody as well i had the same conversation with an mp in ontario that i really
00:56:24.960really liked and i wanted him to win and i said to him i said you need to play this one differently
00:56:31.040you cannot listen to the system political advisors the things that got you into office before
00:56:37.520will not work anymore the system is gamed we're on to it you have to play this straight up now
00:56:46.140so this is where these guys are making mistakes but here's the the thing in in in in america
00:56:53.880whether we like him or not whether he it doesn't matter who else runs against him from that side
00:56:58.980of the fence who who is going to be a valid democrat to put up against him that's even
00:57:06.400going to stand a snowball's hope in the hot place two names uh they say newsome they want to run him
00:57:15.040out i say that would be a disaster for the democrats but yeah disaster the only other one
00:57:20.780is michelle obama she doesn't stand to hope
00:57:25.020i i don't know man crazier things have happened and when i that's not to say they won't do it
00:57:31.520they actually thought hillary would win yeah yeah i mean but and and that's the thing um so at the
00:57:39.520end of the day uh so we have to look deeper than that what is it that makes these people tick
00:57:45.240right that's that's a part of the equation that maybe we don't look at often enough right and
00:57:52.180let me let me go back to trump for a second the vaccine thing was he bamboozled by fauci and nih
00:58:01.760or did he actually was he in on it i believe he was and this comes from personal conversations
00:58:09.220conversations were people that were in the room okay as a canadian you're not going to get any
00:58:17.980closer than to talk to people that were in the room and in the room the political the the party
00:58:23.640advisors took over the real doctor got kicked out and so trump just went along with it he had no
00:58:32.140choice how how so he would have to resign because he wouldn't follow what the party was telling him
00:58:41.540he had no support if he went 100 against the vaccination program the whole world would have
00:58:48.120turned on him at that point the whole world was already against him brother in a different way
00:58:53.200this was an emergency this is that was that was and and i don't uh and and don't get me wrong i'm
00:59:00.400not exonerating trump by any means i just have had privy conversations as to what happened
00:59:06.840and that was where he basically bent his knee to try to keep doing to keep fighting the fight
00:59:15.120from the position that he had and he had no choice but to do that or be kicked out by his
00:59:21.000own party had he what would have happened if pence would have been would you know if he'd
00:59:26.140resigned and pence would have turned over well pence is the establishment he's a rhino he would
00:59:30.480have gone along with whatever he's biden's doppelganger right yeah basically with a different
00:59:36.220colored dye you know i want to talk about undrip so let's hang on for undrip people there's a lot
00:59:41.760of people who hear undrip undrip and they don't know what that is and you do and so i want to get
00:59:45.740into that in just a second you've referenced danielle smith a couple of times tonight
00:59:50.120And I rather like Danielle. I think that she is probably Canada's answer to Ron DeSantis in terms of the way she's been dealing with the media so far, even though she's not as rough on them as DeSantis is down there in Florida.
01:00:05.920I mean, let's be honest, he's given them some pretty good tongue lashings down there and he's right. Like everything he says is right. And you can see when the media is trying to twist something around. Danielle is a little more patient with them, a little more polite with them.
01:00:17.960But I think that she tried something as a trial balloon when she first got into office, and that is by apologizing to the unvaccinated and making that statement that it was the most, you know, segregated group of people that she had ever seen in her lifetime, the most discriminated group of people that she had ever seen in her lifetime.
01:00:40.280now the media of course had a field day with that and i think once she did that she understood
01:00:46.580exactly what she was up against and she since pulled a lot of that back but it doesn't mean
01:00:51.720she still doesn't believe it so what do you think that she's found out in the last few months
01:00:58.780i've met daniel a few times i've worked she learned how to play the game better has she
01:01:05.540actually figured out the media she knows the media because that was her job no i know but
01:01:12.520that's the thing right like she doesn't think like that she she she doesn't she doesn't and
01:01:18.660it's uh this is one of the things that i i kind of because you know there are some things that
01:01:23.060we'd be attending and and i'd see her and what her thoughts on it was like wait a minute we do
01:01:28.740we are definitely not in alignment on on how we see this i mean i didn't take anything away from
01:01:34.940her um in that regard but uh this is where there's some differences between how she deals with media
01:01:40.960and desangels because she comes from the media um so they don't and they they learned very quickly
01:01:47.320what it was like to play media games with her she she put them in their place pretty quickly
01:01:51.640that apology that came from the heart because she understood on the emotional uh whirlwind that she
01:36:16.780Some people are speculating that it's a distraction.
01:36:19.460They're trying to distract us, more so the people of the United States, but us too, I guess, to some extent, away from the Pfizer leaks.
01:36:28.840Do you know that no left-wing media organization outside of Fox News, and I think maybe Newsmax and a couple of others, and Newsmax, you can't really call them corporate media.
01:36:40.400They've just been decabled down there.
01:36:43.660So they lost 10 million subscribers just like that.
01:36:46.340but i think newsmax is more of an online news operation so let's just say that fox news fox
01:36:52.660news is the only corporate news channel that covered any of the project veritas release
01:36:58.360in the last two or three days which is astonishing because that release my friends
01:37:04.820should bring the whole thing down and yet somehow they don't want to talk about it
01:37:15.660Where are the lawyers that want this information
01:37:18.100so they can take Pfizer to court over this?
01:37:23.880Maybe that wouldn't be admissible in a court of law.
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01:41:04.940is the most important thing to me so i can keep you guys up to date and i can keep bringing more
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01:42:06.240so that i can keep this light on so that i can keep the heat on it's minus 23 in winnipeg right
01:42:16.740now um and wayne is the same way so and i don't like asking you to do that i don't like that
01:42:27.720it just it's it's unseemly for me so i thought well you know what i do work hard every day putting
01:42:35.020this stuff together putting my thoughts out there giving you guys this show five days a week and i
01:42:39.920don't know of another independent media broadcaster in the country who does five nights a week there
01:42:46.220might be one, but I don't know about that person. And it takes up a good deal of my day. Like Wayne
01:42:52.580was saying, from the time we wake up in the morning, we're trying to answer as many emails
01:42:56.420and messages as we possibly can. We're trying to listen to as much material as we possibly can
01:43:02.080to give us insight. We're trying to read as much material as we possibly can, all the while
01:43:07.860continuing on through the day, answering, reading messages and texts, because you guys are good
01:43:13.360enough to send us stuff i feel obliged to get back to as many of you as i possibly can and it's not
01:43:19.240always possible so if i haven't gotten back to you with an email or a message i apologize
01:43:25.440i just can't get through them all because again just one guy i try my best i try my best and i
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