The Shadoe Davis Show - July 09, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Friday July 8th⧸2022 w⧸guest Ken Drysdale


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00:00:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome to shadow with night this is friday july the 8th
00:00:29.680 2022 for those of you who are familiar with my uh court case i've got a court case regarding two
00:00:34.760 tickets for uh attending a rally last october at the legislature i filed my papers today and i
00:00:42.600 still have not yet received my court date i'm hoping to get that sometime next week so i'm
00:00:47.100 hoping for a year anniversary these these two alleged offenses happened october 15th and october
00:00:53.940 29th no 16th and 30th of last October so I'm kind of hoping for a year anniversary maybe I'll make
00:00:59.920 it to court by October in which case I could probably use the old hey timely trial kind of
00:01:05.540 defense here a year for a couple of tickets give me a break I know the courts have been delayed
00:01:10.660 because of COVID but that's not my problem I hope you guys have had a fantastic week it's been a
00:01:16.540 crazy week Ken Drysdale the author of the true facts about COVID-19 report is coming on for a
00:01:24.920 repeat performance with us tonight since he appeared on the show the first time a few months
00:01:28.580 back Ken has appeared on the Stu Peters show he's appeared with Odessa Orlowitz he's appeared with
00:01:34.740 Lieutenant Steve Rogers and several other shows in the United States and in Canada and he's got
00:01:40.460 a website as well now too we'll talk all about that uh with ken drysdale tonight crazy last
00:01:47.100 couple of days don't you think rogers out the former prime minister of japan assassinated
00:01:55.140 boris johnson steps down as the uk prime minister yesterday the uh the stones there the
00:02:02.980 the georgia guidestones demolished the other night what the hell's going on is this the
00:02:09.080 globalists having a temper tantrum because they're not getting their way who knows what it's who knows
00:02:15.180 what it's all about but it's sir it certainly is an interesting time to be alive don't you think
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00:04:34.400 we're following. Tamara Leach is still a political prisoner. She had a bail hearing today and in
00:04:40.900 watching Dave over at Live from the Shed, Dave was very disappointed. He had ears inside the
00:04:46.640 courtroom and he was reciting what the judge was saying almost two seconds after the judge had said
00:04:52.860 it and this judge appeared to be incredibly biased in favor of the government the city of ottawa and
00:05:01.000 the poor residents of ottawa who were inconvenienced by the thousands and thousands and thousands of
00:05:06.040 canadians who came to ottawa to stand for their rights and their freedoms and their civil liberties
00:05:11.140 as it suggests and i say suggests because the charter of rights and freedoms hasn't really
00:05:17.200 proved to be too much in the last couple of years has it hopefully that changes with pending court
00:05:22.060 cases all across the country from coast to coast to coast let's bring them in right now ken drysdale
00:05:28.460 is the author of the report the true facts c19 now the website ken you've created here is the
00:05:35.160 true facts c19.com and let me just say this congratulations on all of the coverage this
00:05:43.100 report has been getting not just in canada but internationally as well you've done a fantastic
00:05:47.440 job my friend oh i appreciate that thank you and thank you for having us back on in these
00:05:52.740 crazy times we were talking about a little bit earlier yeah you know what it's interesting
00:05:57.540 i was asking ken just before we hit the air tonight last couple of days crazy right the uh
00:06:03.200 The ex-PRIM of Japan is assassinated.
00:06:06.260 The Georgia Kydestones come down.
00:06:08.040 Boris Johnson steps down as the UK Prime Minister. 0.99
00:06:12.820 Nuts.
00:06:13.440 The Rogers outage that people are like, what the hell is all this about?
00:06:17.200 And you had your own little incident too, right, Ken?
00:06:20.840 Yeah, you know, it's actually kind of ironic.
00:06:24.400 As you know, we submitted our report to the City of Winnipeg Police
00:06:28.940 and the Chief of Staff was going to set up a meeting with us
00:06:31.960 And that got postponed and postponed. And then the chief of staff told us that we couldn't submit the report without somebody's signature on it.
00:06:40.680 And we kind of questioned that because I thought that, you know, those organizations where you can phone and they'll report your your crime to the police.
00:06:49.880 They don't normally give out your name like crime stoppers.
00:06:52.340 in any case so i said i would sign the report and chief of uh staff of winnipeg police said
00:06:58.100 no no mr drysdale you can't report a crime in winnipeg because uh you're not a resident of
00:07:03.700 winnipeg and so we went off looking for uh residents of winnipeg and we've got a whole
00:07:09.500 bunch that want to sign the report and complaint and then having said that and that was just a
00:07:14.580 couple of days ago i get a phone call from city winnipeg major crimes unit who's investigating
00:07:20.560 that someone somewhere delivered one of my reports to somebody that they weren't supposed to. And
00:07:27.180 they wanted to know if I was involved or if I had any knowledge of it. And I thought to myself,
00:07:31.600 as I was saying, I don't know what you're talking about. Didn't your own chief of staff just say
00:07:37.780 that I couldn't give evidence in a crime because I wasn't a resident of Winnipeg? And then I
00:07:43.260 questioned him three times. I said to him three times, is the city of Winnipeg police now
00:07:48.160 investigating the allegations contained in the report. And he said, well, I don't know anything
00:07:53.400 about that. And then I asked him again. And he said, well, that's not my area of expertise. And
00:07:59.240 I asked him a third time and he said, oh, I don't want to talk anymore. And that was it.
00:08:03.220 So going from that, I can't give evidence in a criminal case to querying me on an alleged
00:08:11.540 criminal case. It's just kind of interesting. Considering you're not a resident of the city
00:08:16.320 of winnipeg either right i mean this is and plus this is the major crimes unit this is major crimes
00:08:22.760 we're talking about major theft and we're talking about murder and rape major stuff and for somebody
00:08:30.300 from that department to be calling you and grilling you seems kind of suspect it almost
00:08:35.480 seems like maybe a little bit of unfair targeting going on here they don't like what you're doing
00:08:39.800 and that's a sign that you're doing something good my friend well you're right there's been
00:08:44.140 a few things like that i got a email a week or so ago from the rcmp uh reminding me about certain
00:08:51.940 things and i asked for a lot a lot of people that i know if they got a similar email and no one did
00:08:58.820 and then i got a phone call from workplace health and safety yesterday on a on a something that was
00:09:05.280 a few years old that was already settled and it looked like they were trying to uh suggest that
00:09:10.520 I had something to do with it, which I didn't.
00:09:12.700 It's just interesting.
00:09:13.940 I guess those are all coincidences.
00:09:16.080 Well, you see what happens.
00:09:17.020 You stir the pot a little bit, and guess what happens.
00:09:19.760 They're going to come after you like a swarm of bees.
00:09:21.780 But you want to know what?
00:09:22.500 The more you come on shows like this, Ken, the more you expose them,
00:09:26.280 the more notoriety you get with the report that you've done,
00:09:30.140 the safer you're going to be, in my opinion.
00:09:33.260 Ken, before we get into the updates and all of the shows you've done
00:09:38.000 and all of the distribution and this website,
00:09:39.900 for those people who were new to the show in the last month, maybe two, and they're not familiar
00:09:45.780 with you. Can you give us just a brief summation of what you did and what you're doing now in terms
00:09:51.660 of the report itself? Okay. What we did was decided that we wanted to get something done.
00:09:57.960 So we put together a report, which was solely based on information provided from Statistics
00:10:03.380 canada we didn't question their statistics we didn't uh uh doctor them up we didn't cook them
00:10:11.800 in any way we just took them if if statistics canada said so many people died in this age
00:10:16.820 group that's what we used and so we analyzed those numbers and and it was proof we found
00:10:22.300 proof over and over and over again in all kinds of ways that we looked at uh that this whole thing
00:10:28.460 was a fraud. It was misleading. They lied to you. They fed you statistics that were just completely
00:10:35.620 ridiculous on the face of them. And in the process of looking at numbers, we also looked at 0.75
00:10:43.300 a number of other things like ICU bed usage, ICU bed availability. We looked at fertility
00:10:50.580 rates in Canada and what happened to them between 2019 and 2020. And that was incredible what we 1.00
00:10:57.820 saw and we're not suggesting we know why those things happen for instance from 2019 to 2020
00:11:03.380 there was a drop of just about 11 000 live births in canada and we haven't heard anybody questioning
00:11:09.700 it not not a word um i don't know why it happened but i know in winnipeg if you have a blizzard
00:11:16.020 nine months later and people are home for three days nine months later you got a whole bunch of
00:11:19.360 new babies i was just about to say that doesn't it seem kind of weird with all the lockdowns
00:11:23.560 people staying at home there wouldn't be uh kind of like a baby boom happening you would sure think
00:11:28.620 so um it's funny i gave a talk last night to a group and there was a young man probably about
00:11:34.440 15 years old in the front and when i talked said that very thing he put his hand up and he came
00:11:38.760 running up on the stage and he said i know why i don't it's so good for you son good for you
00:11:45.320 That's what I did.
00:11:50.260 You've got a background in this, too.
00:11:53.220 I mean, there's some people who go, well, this guy just had a lot of time on his hands.
00:11:57.300 How do you know how to do this?
00:11:59.140 Well, I'm a professional engineer, and for about the last 41 years, I've prepared hundreds and hundreds of detailed expert forensic engineering reports.
00:12:09.140 Sometimes those reports were used in trial, and I would testify in trial, and sometimes they were used in arbitrations.
00:12:15.320 Or sometimes they just were insurance claims or or or disputes between parties.
00:12:21.700 So I've done hundreds of of these kinds of detailed technical reports.
00:12:28.580 Yeah. So you've got a background. You sat down, you took the time to do this and you said, I recall, was it about two or three months it took you to not just compile the statistics, but then actually put them all in the right places and and make sense of them.
00:12:43.180 so the reader of this report can actually understand
00:12:45.440 what the government tried to do to us here.
00:12:47.720 Yeah, exactly.
00:12:48.740 And the report, you know, a lot of times when you say statistics,
00:12:52.280 people's eyes kind of roll back in their heads,
00:12:54.040 and, you know, that's a magic thing,
00:12:55.580 and they don't really want to talk about it.
00:12:57.060 But these are really straightforward and simple numbers,
00:13:00.540 you know, additions and subtractions.
00:13:03.100 We explained it in plain English.
00:13:07.440 I'm sure that anybody can go through it and understand it.
00:13:10.700 It's 89 pages long,
00:13:12.320 So it's all it's a it's a detailed document. And of course, don't try to don't try to eat the whole meal in one bite.
00:13:19.240 You know, take a few days. But there's a lot of pictures, too. There's pictures.
00:13:23.200 So it's not like all 89 pages are having to read them.
00:13:27.680 That's that's very true. We put in a lot of colorful graphs in order to explain the words.
00:13:33.440 And and I believe it's it's again, when you're preparing these kinds of reports for trial, they have to be straightforward.
00:13:40.440 they have to be what the people can understand them and that's the way we did it here so ken
00:13:45.480 i'm looking through uh the website here and again if you guys want to go and check this website out
00:13:49.760 the true facts c19.com you can see it up in the corner of your screen right now because we do
00:13:55.340 have it on the screen i see all of the interviews well the important ones you've done uh odessa
00:14:00.320 orlowitz i see the interview you did here with stew peters what was that like i mean i've never
00:14:05.600 met the man i've never spoken to the man i've seen a lot of his work he seems to be a little
00:14:10.180 bit hyperbolic was was that experience interesting it was you know he um extremely intelligent man
00:14:19.980 he had did his homework like he really did his homework before we got on air the interview
00:14:26.640 wasn't that long it was 15 or 20 minutes or half an hour i can't quite recall but you know he not
00:14:31.880 only did his homework but as we started to speak and things became relevant he pointed out the
00:14:36.920 photos on the back wall of my office and asked me specific things about that or made drew
00:14:42.360 conclusions or made, um, uh, comments on those things. So he really is a sharp guy. Um, good
00:14:49.860 man to talk to smart, smart as a whip, um, knows what he's doing. He's a, he he's, um, a true
00:14:56.380 professional. So the, uh, the, the stories in the posts you have up here, you've got the interview
00:15:02.500 with Leighton Gray here as well from his Gray Matter podcast,
00:15:06.040 the Stu Peters.
00:15:06.720 Tell us your COVID-19 story.
00:15:08.320 Have you gotten a lot of takers on that one?
00:15:10.460 Oh, we have.
00:15:11.540 And, you know, they're heartbreaking.
00:15:13.120 They're heartbreaking.
00:15:15.620 It's funny, you know, that post prompted a phone call
00:15:19.260 from the folks who are running the Volunteer CARES program in Canada.
00:15:23.580 And if their listeners might not know what CARES are,
00:15:26.780 is there's a there's a voluntary reporting system for vaccine issues in the United States called
00:15:35.020 VAERS and there's an equivalent one run by the government in Canada but no one really knows
00:15:40.680 about that official government one and it's not really used so a bunch of volunteers started one
00:15:45.320 called CARES C-A-E-R-S and when they saw that post they thought maybe we were trying to duplicate
00:15:51.340 what they were doing so that one of the guys phoned me up and he said hey what are you doing
00:15:55.140 there man we explained to him no this all we wanted to hear was human stories and so that
00:16:01.060 we could put a human face on some of the numbers and we were talking about perhaps putting together
00:16:05.980 a um a diary or an archive of people's real life stories that we may publish or we may use in terms
00:16:13.720 of uh inspiration for other people have we are we talking strictly about uh quaxian injuries here
00:16:20.720 or just maybe not being allowed into a hospital to see a dying mother or father or family member,
00:16:25.780 that kind of thing?
00:16:26.720 Yeah, all of the above.
00:16:27.780 In that post that you've got on the screen right now, when a person clicks on that,
00:16:31.840 they'll get a whole detailed description of what we're looking for.
00:16:34.300 And we did break it into those kinds of things.
00:16:37.260 How did it affect your marriage?
00:16:38.900 How did it affect your job, your daily life?
00:16:41.220 Were you injured?
00:16:42.380 Those kinds of things.
00:16:44.000 Okay.
00:16:44.620 Going further down here.
00:16:46.400 These are interesting posts.
00:16:47.660 Which is more deadly, firearms or VACs?
00:16:49.640 Is this a portion of the report here, or is this something new you've cooked up?
00:16:54.220 This is something new.
00:16:55.360 And, of course, it came out of what's been going on with the federal government and firearms.
00:17:02.040 And this wasn't necessarily to be a commentary on whether or not you believe in firearms or not.
00:17:08.480 But we thought we did it everywhere else.
00:17:10.680 So let's just take a look at what Statistics Canada says about murders with firearms in Canada.
00:17:16.700 And it was incredible what we found.
00:17:18.200 We found that in 2020, there were 276 homicides carried out in all of Canada using handguns, rifles, or shotguns.
00:17:33.340 And of those 276, 43% were organized crime, whoever organized crime is these days.
00:17:42.000 And sometimes they wear uniforms, in my opinion, but nonetheless.
00:17:48.200 So what that means is there were there were only there were 118 of the total homicide, sorry, 118 of the total homicide count in Canada out of the out of the 276, 118 were criminal gangs, organized crime, that kind of thing.
00:18:12.320 so what that meant was that you could look at those statistics two different ways if you looked
00:18:19.780 at the total number of of deaths with guns at 276 or homicides with guns uh Statistics Canada
00:18:27.200 also reported that there were I'm just reading it here I'm looking away there were 339 deaths
00:18:33.020 in 2020 attributed to the um experimental genetic treatment
00:18:38.860 i like that one better i'm going to start using that one so 339
00:18:45.300 because of the genetic treatment 276 with guns but of that 276 118 were professional hits like
00:18:56.600 gang related hits so that only left you with like 109 or something uh murders that were done
00:19:03.280 like to the general population you know non-professional criminals and so when you
00:19:08.380 compare those two numbers you found out that the total deaths caused by the genetic treatment were
00:19:15.200 123 percent more than the deaths with firearms and if you take out if you actually remove the
00:19:22.580 gang related the professional hit stuff the deaths caused by the genetic experiment were 214 percent
00:19:29.800 higher than the deaths caused by handguns shotguns and rifles so yet you can't talk about the deaths
00:19:37.080 caused by the experimental genetic treatment or the injuries because that'll get you banned and
00:19:41.340 nobody wants to hear it or they'll start calling you conspiracy theorist but oh you talk about guns
00:19:46.160 and absolutely they should be banned oh my god we need to make those regulation regulations even
00:19:51.060 more stringent because creeps are getting their hands on them people just don't understand well
00:19:56.120 Well, you know, the other thing that they, this is really cool because, you know, they kept, the government plays by the same playbook over and over again.
00:20:03.760 We've all heard, and we've heard our mighty leader up there talking about how it's out of hand and it's getting more and more every year.
00:20:10.940 We looked into that.
00:20:12.800 And the ratio of gun-related homicides in Canada per capita hasn't changed since 2000.
00:20:20.820 It's been exactly the same.
00:20:22.300 And there's a little chart in that sheet that you could look at, and it's exactly the same.
00:20:28.500 But again, what they do is they don't mention to you that the population in Canada has increased from 2000 to 2020 by, I don't know what it is, 8 million people or more.
00:20:39.820 So they say it's increasing, and that's true from just a flat number.
00:20:45.540 But when you look at how many people per 100,000, it's exactly the same.
00:20:50.300 It hasn't changed at all.
00:20:51.860 didn't bill gates write a book called how to lie with statistics
00:20:54.860 or recommend people read that book i think a lot of people have read i've written that book
00:21:01.760 particularly the ones who are in government right now no but you know it's a sorry go ahead
00:21:06.560 no i was just gonna say you know it's the same playbook i can show you exactly them doing the
00:21:11.420 exact same tricks over and over again you know this guy i'm going through your page here and
00:21:18.420 and the posts that you've put up at the website, the true facts, c19.com.
00:21:23.200 Go and check it out. You guys watching right now, a lot of great information on here.
00:21:27.220 This picture, this guy, David Alexander Zagorak,
00:21:30.960 he's the guy that ran over four people during the freedom convoy here in Manitoba.
00:21:35.360 I think the first Friday night he got out on bail three days later.
00:21:39.520 I think they held him two or three days.
00:21:42.440 This guy attempted to kill people in the street in cold blood.
00:21:46.420 and yet this woman here who is charged with mischief and inciting mischief was denied bail
00:21:52.560 today what uh what is this story about here that you uh that you have up on the page this uh
00:21:57.820 this david is it about the same thing i'm talking about yeah yeah it is it is you know that he he
00:22:03.600 ran over four people and when i say ran over he just didn't hit them he ran over them and then
00:22:08.460 he took off and the police had to chase him chase him down as i understand the understand it um
00:22:14.020 it the you know everything's on it everything's upside down that one that you just buy right now
00:22:20.540 uh just up a little bit that one there that's actually gives you instructions as to how to
00:22:27.000 uh approach the police what to do uh you know when you go in there some of the things are be
00:22:33.500 very polite go with a friend um ask for the badge number and the and the officer's name when you're
00:22:40.220 in there tell them what you're you're there to do we're talking about delivering the report right
00:22:44.700 because uh we're hoping that eventually a police service across this country whether it's the rcmp
00:22:52.340 whether it's hamilton police and i know that you've got a story up here about a couple of
00:22:56.120 our buddies out in hamilton delivering the report to hamilton police ottawa montreal winnipeg selkirk
00:23:01.820 it doesn't matter how large or small the force is in your town if we can get one police service to
00:23:08.400 start filing charges on the corrupt government bureaucrat people that you actually list by name
00:23:15.120 in the report, then maybe we can get this ball rolling. So now that we've established that,
00:23:19.700 please continue. Yeah. So on this part of our website, you can see from the top, it's just two
00:23:26.680 choices, home and news. You can subscribe to it. It's free. If you subscribe, you get all our
00:23:33.500 newsflashes and we've got a humdinger or one coming out right away i was supposed to get it
00:23:39.160 out before this broadcast but i got uh i got detained it was something else but um you're
00:23:45.160 going to see a variety of things in there some of it's news some of it's instructional video some of
00:23:49.560 it's motivational some of it's um new details new things that we figured out uh we post all of our
00:23:57.080 interviews uh on the home page right at the bottom there's a video section um that's funny
00:24:04.140 that right there you see that poster yeah we just we designed that poster a couple of months ago
00:24:09.280 and you know when we first posted it was before we were on your show shadow it didn't it didn't
00:24:13.840 go that well i mean it went out but nobody did much with it but after your show we posted it
00:24:19.320 again exactly the same thing it's gone nuts it's been picked up it's it's been picked up in in the
00:24:27.280 east coast and on news broadcasts and protesters out in front of a movie theater with that thing
00:24:32.440 and during the canada celebrations in ottawa people had it printed out full size or marching
00:24:38.040 with it on sticks it was just incredible that's fantastic so you you've got a lot of stuff here
00:24:44.040 uh already you've populated the website with all kinds of great information this you know
00:24:48.860 it's a handy tool for people as well, Ken, because some people just, I don't know where to go. I
00:24:53.940 don't know what to do. How do I get information? How do I find out more about this stuff? How can
00:24:58.540 I get it boiled down? So everything you've done with the website and the report has nothing but
00:25:03.480 helpful for every, you know, and, and I'm not talking about the people who already are in the
00:25:08.200 know. I'm talking about the people who might be kind of teetering on the brink going, Hmm, there's
00:25:13.420 something wrong here, but I can't exactly put my finger on it. Have you had a lot of people
00:25:18.460 approach you uh with that mindset oh absolutely you know and it's and some of it's heartbreaking
00:25:24.160 you know we've got uh i i don't i don't know what the number is right now on that web page but it's
00:25:30.160 over 30 000 people have gone to it less than a month we have almost 2 000 or a little more than
00:25:35.380 2 000 subscribers in less than a month and so i get i'm up at 5 a.m and i'm opening emails and i
00:25:42.940 answer every single email unless it's something ridiculous but i answer every single you start
00:25:47.520 You know, with the best intentions like that, and then eventually you just, you know what, I'm sorry, I can't do this anymore.
00:25:52.780 I did the same thing, and now I try to get back to as many people as I possibly can, but it just doesn't seem possible at this stage unless we hire assistants or something.
00:26:01.440 Yeah, but you know, to answer your question, we've gotten, I don't know how many, hundreds or thousands of emails from people all over the country who said they were giving up.
00:26:11.740 you know they they hear all the information they hear doctor so-and-so and this person saying that
00:26:16.780 and okay now we know but what do we do and that's the difference with this it's meant to be a tool
00:26:22.960 where you can go and you can print it or you can email it or and you can drop it off you know you
00:26:28.180 can you can mail it to your mp you can take it to your school board and you don't have to be a hero
00:26:33.960 and put out 500 of them you know print one off and do one a day uh read five pages a day so that
00:26:41.520 you can you understand it there's a lot of information to digest but the intent here is
00:26:46.000 that it's giving you tools and again on the home page there's a whole bunch of downloads there you
00:26:51.200 can download the report you can download the supporting appendices you can download just the
00:26:57.460 infographic sheets you know all the colorful uh charts and stuff you can download that chart on
00:27:02.360 guns you can uh download the download there's a qr card download where you can print these business
00:27:08.540 cards and you can hand them out and it's got the website address on it and a qr code on the back
00:27:12.640 so the the site is obviously meant to inform but it's also meant to give you a set of tools that
00:27:19.860 you personally can use and you can get out there and become a part of this and again even if you
00:27:25.640 drop one off even if you email one member of parliament or one senator or or or see a policeman
00:27:33.660 and and they're giving you a ticket you say hey have you seen this my wife did that the other day
00:27:37.980 by the way she got a speeding ticket in saskatchewan and she pulled out a qr card at
00:27:42.500 the end of it said hey have you seen this oh wow you know ken i see the uh the photo image of our
00:27:49.640 of our last discussion here on this show and i i thank god for one thing i'm not wearing the same
00:27:54.700 shirt it looks like you've dropped a few pounds you've been busy no i've been busy i i hoped i've
00:28:04.960 lost a few pounds but who knows maybe it's the sunburn you notice i got a red nose too so
00:28:10.320 all right man thank you ken for coming on the show tonight really appreciate it it's friday
00:28:14.920 night i'm sure you uh want to spend some time with some family and friends and we're going to
00:28:19.020 get the word out about the website i'm going to post it on the page uh get people to look through
00:28:23.220 it and get as many people as we can to see it uh have a great weekend ken and we'll talk again
00:28:28.040 very soon thanks very much thanks so much for having us on okay there is ken drysdale guys
00:28:33.520 Ken Drysdale, the author of The True Facts, The True Facts About COVID-19, the report.
00:28:40.320 You can find it on his Facebook page.
00:28:42.080 And again, since Ken came on our show, which I guess was May 16th, as you saw right there, he has been busy.
00:28:49.100 He's been doing a lot of interviews with a lot of people, again, Stu Peters and Lieutenant Stephen Rogers.
00:28:53.880 But he's also created this website right here, which is chock full of information, whether it's an interview he's done,
00:29:02.040 whether it's an interview that he found interesting in regards to statistics about COVID and how the government has tried to bamboozle us in certain ways,
00:29:12.600 whether it's how to download this report, like Ken says, it's 89 pages.
00:29:20.440 And you know what, guys, it's not that tough a read.
00:29:22.280 I mean, you could sit down and finish that thing in an hour, seriously, because the print is large.
00:29:26.680 There are a lot of statistics and graphs that go into that.
00:29:29.480 and so it doesn't take as long as you think it might and considering the information is so
00:29:34.340 pertinent to what we're all going through right now you probably get lost in it and next thing
00:29:38.820 you know it's an hour later and you go i finished already i want more where's part two ken so go and
00:29:43.840 check out the true facts and here it is right here guys the true facts c19.com the true facts
00:29:51.680 c19.com ken drysdale and there's the report itself right there all right so this rogers
00:29:59.540 outage has it affected you in any way i woke up this morning and you know i got wi-fi here
00:30:07.200 at my place so it wasn't really a big deal but i noticed in the top left corner of my phone no
00:30:11.780 service i still notice no service i'm going oh what what the hell is that i guess they're just
00:30:15.900 having a minor hiccup and then an hour went by and two hours and people are starting to
00:30:23.320 get vocal about it hey what's going on with rogers and people are starting to spout wild
00:30:30.900 theories about what might be behind it rogers has has not really given us any reasons that i can see
00:30:37.980 um you try looking for stories on this and all you find are local stories how it's affecting
00:30:44.720 sarnia like it's one of the first things that comes up when you do a google search how the
00:30:49.860 rogers outage is affecting sarnia i guess it was a local sarnia story and whatever local news agency
00:30:56.180 is reporting on their town and the rogers outage that's going on there guys this is nationwide this
00:31:01.380 is big so what are they going to do they're going to start blaming russia are they going to start
00:31:06.520 blaming china donald trump he's to blame what's going on and what i'm hearing too oh by the way
00:31:14.060 interact debit and e-transfer services are offline in some cases as well what i'm hearing too is that
00:31:19.660 this is going to last until monday at the earliest so i guess stick close to your wi-fi if you're
00:31:27.580 really dedicated to your phone a massive outage at rogers has left uh brought down internet and
00:31:32.860 cell service all across the country and has also interrupted government services and payment
00:31:37.100 systems for businesses and individuals it began sometime this morning about four o'clock central
00:31:42.540 The company does not have an estimate. Well, again, I heard about an hour ago that maybe by Monday, but they say in this story here, they don't have an estimate as to when it's going to be fixed. I wouldn't like to say whether it's going to be fully online today or not, but we're working very, very hard on making sure we get, I mean, seriously, this is a huge grid. This is a massive network to go down.
00:32:05.880 could it be the globalists doing a test run what did we hear a few months ago we heard there was
00:32:14.800 going to be massive online short or uh shutdowns the internet was going to shut down well in order
00:32:22.840 to shut down the internet you have to shut down the service providers the people who provide the
00:32:27.040 internet for us and in canada we have what two maybe three companies that do that rogers bell
00:32:34.520 and what's the other one cogeco or is that just a cable thing in ontario there's one in quebec too
00:32:41.540 i mean there's not many we don't have a big choice of online service providers here in canada so
00:32:46.800 we're easy targets we are easy targets all they have to do now is take down bell and i wouldn't
00:32:53.580 be surprised if bell customers wake up tomorrow morning and go hey how come i can't access we're
00:32:58.660 going to be using bullhorns pretty soon or two tin cans in a string. Remember what we've been
00:33:05.100 saying about getting ready for the fall, guys? I believe that this is a sign of things to come.
00:33:14.960 You can't make a phone call right now. If you're close to Wi-Fi, you can do a Facebook messenger
00:33:21.320 call or a call on Signal or something, but you can't, or WhatsApp, but you can't use your phone.
00:33:28.200 i've tried it doesn't work it doesn't work through the wi-fi signal
00:33:32.940 so what are we going to do when all of it shuts down well i'll be standing on top of a tall
00:33:41.420 building with a bullhorn or maybe a microphone and a little speaker i'll try to get my message
00:33:46.760 out i will continue to try and get the message out as much as i possibly can for now we can't
00:33:51.860 speculate well i guess we can speculate but we don't know uh until we know right tomorrow
00:33:58.040 leach as of this afternoon she had a bail hearing today in case you didn't know in ottawa and as of
00:34:05.000 this afternoon around two o'clock our time she was officially denied her request for bail this story
00:34:10.840 is from tnc.news she's going back to jail after a brief court appearance this afternoon justice of
00:34:17.320 the peace paul harris remanded leach into detention in ottawa claiming that releasing
00:34:22.440 her would undermine public confidence in the administration of justice
00:34:28.040 But in the meantime, that asshat that Ken and I were just talking about, a guy tried to run down four people. 0.90
00:34:35.520 That's attempted murder, my friends. 0.97
00:34:37.720 That's a very serious, that's a major crime.
00:34:41.600 It's not mischief and inciting mischief.
00:34:46.740 That guy's out on bail.
00:34:49.840 Tamara Leach is a political prisoner, obviously.
00:34:52.040 I don't I don't like, you know, echoing and parroting other people, but I just don't see any other explanation for it.
00:34:59.000 Leach is accused of violating her previous male condition, specifically one preventing her from communicating with other Freedom Convoy organizers, including Benjamin Dichter, Chris Barber and Tom Morazzo, except in the presence of counsel.
00:35:10.800 So that night at the JCCF Awards banquet, which is the night in question, that's why she's back in jail.
00:35:19.020 She took a picture with some of these guys.
00:35:22.040 Counsel was present. They were there. So what's the big deal? Well, this judge is clearly biased.
00:35:30.920 The breach charge relies on that photo taken at that dinner. The lawyers were present, but Harris,
00:35:36.340 this new justice of the peace, not a judge, a JP, leaned on new information regarding a text
00:35:42.020 exchange in which Litch references a plan by convoy organizers to gridlock Ottawa as evidence
00:35:49.200 to support Leach's leadership role in the convoy.
00:35:51.800 Harris says that lawyers being present
00:35:53.120 was a misguided excuse
00:35:54.620 and that Leach flaunted her release.
00:35:58.740 She had to petition the court
00:36:00.720 so she could go to this thing in the first place.
00:36:03.160 How is that flaunting?
00:36:06.260 Now listen to this part.
00:36:08.060 Vulnerable victims of the convoy protest
00:36:10.120 undoubtedly will continue to fear
00:36:12.200 a continuation of the protest
00:36:13.740 if persons such as Ms. Leach and Mr. Marazzo
00:36:15.940 were allowed to continue to communicate and socialize.
00:36:19.840 So I'm assuming that means residents of Ottawa.
00:36:23.560 Yeah.
00:36:25.040 Harris said the convoy placed Ottawa residents in a continual state of fear
00:36:28.700 and that Leach chose to accept an award honoring her role in the convoy.
00:36:33.920 So what?
00:36:34.840 She did a great thing.
00:36:38.140 He added the continuation of freedom protests in Ottawa and elsewhere in the country
00:36:42.260 means Tamara Leach is a convoy organizer poses a risk to the public.
00:36:45.940 leach's detention is necessary to maintain the confidence in the administration of justice
00:36:52.260 so she's going to remain in custody at least until next thursday at 1 30 eastern where she
00:36:57.420 will appear in court by video we don't know if that's going to be a uh an appeal to get bail
00:37:03.960 what that is maybe she's going to have weekly appearances until some judge finally or justice
00:37:09.740 of the peace finally decides to let her go but i doubt that's going to happen because
00:37:14.520 It seems as though people in the liberal government don't want her out.
00:37:21.760 It almost seems like they're trying to pour gasoline on a fire here.
00:37:26.540 They're trying to enrage people.
00:37:27.960 They're trying to poke the bear here to see what we'll do.
00:37:31.560 Yes, there was a very loud, very boisterous crowd outside the court in Ottawa today,
00:37:37.520 but there was no violence.
00:37:40.220 And I'm hoping and praying that we keep it like that.
00:37:44.520 Because if we resort to violence, we are stooping to their level, first of all.
00:37:49.560 But secondly, we're giving them a reason.
00:37:53.160 Give me a reason.
00:37:55.160 We don't want to give them a reason.
00:37:57.700 This story also this morning.
00:38:03.820 Ex-Prime Minister of Japan was murdered, assassinated in cold blood.
00:38:10.980 shinzo abe apparently very revered on the world stage and very very revered in his home country
00:38:19.300 of japan so here's what we know about how it unfolded this according to bbc.com abe was
00:38:25.420 campaigning in the southern part of nara for a parliamentary election about 300 miles from the
00:38:31.380 capital city of tokyo he was giving a stump speech for political candidate ki sato a current member
00:38:37.460 of the upper house running for re-election in Nara. Two shots rang out, and Abe is believed to
00:38:42.380 have been shot in the neck from behind. He immediately collapsed and was rushed to the
00:38:46.860 nearest hospital. Security officials at the scene tackled the gunman who was now in custody.
00:38:51.780 An unidentified weapon was filmed on the ground after the attack. There have been suggestions the
00:38:56.580 attack was using a homemade gun, but police have not confirmed this. Abe died of blood loss in the
00:39:03.380 hospital so this guy not a globalist as a matter of fact a lot of left extreme left-wing media
00:39:11.320 today have denounced him as a very divisive right-wing populist figure in japan even though
00:39:17.100 he's beloved there why did they want him gone he wasn't the prime minister anymore what what's the
00:39:28.020 deal man georgia guidestones huge internet outage not just internet cable phone atms i mean this
00:39:37.000 rogers outage is massive coast to coast so you've got abe dead you've got boris johnson you've got
00:39:43.880 the georgia guidestones like something it seems as though something has happened this week and we
00:39:52.260 we don't know what it is are these all smoke screens are they all pieces of the puzzle that
00:39:59.020 we're trying to put together does anybody have any thoughts ideas suggestions as to what this could
00:40:03.980 be because it seems to have been a big week now this is a great story great story out of uruguay
00:40:18.820 actually not well the story comes from uruguay by way of the gateway pundit this is an update to
00:40:24.860 the story we had a couple of weeks ago where that uruguayan judge was demanding to know the
00:40:29.200 ingredients in the covet vaccine sorry experimental formula from pfizer so this judge has suspended
00:40:37.960 use of that treatment for children under 13 until certain conditions are met in uruguay
00:40:43.880 according to a recent ruling by a uruguayan judge the government and the pharmaceutical
00:40:48.120 company, Pfizer, must provide all the information they have on this experimental biochemical
00:40:55.560 composition, including any evidence of graphene oxide or nanotechnological elements, as well as
00:41:01.120 proof of this formula's efficacy and safety. Sounds reasonable to me. Why do we have to go
00:41:08.620 all the way to Uruguay to get this information anyhow? Oh, and by the way, we understand too,
00:41:14.400 that Pfizer has pulled out of Uruguay rather than have to reveal what's in it.
00:41:19.000 Proprietary, you know, we don't want anybody to steal our ideas.
00:41:23.140 Administrative litigation court Judge Alejandro Ricari made the order in response to a request
00:41:28.940 to suspend the immunization of children in Uruguay.
00:41:32.340 According to the court order released on Saturday, Judge Alejandro Ricari ordered the presidency,
00:41:37.640 the Ministry of Public Health, the State Health Services Administration, and Pfizer
00:41:42.200 to present all the information on these experimental jabs within 48 hours.
00:41:48.460 On Thursday, Judge Alejandro Riccari ordered to suspend the jab of children under 13 years of age
00:41:57.240 as long as certain conditions are not met from the El Observer newspaper in Uruguay.
00:42:03.040 So that's good news.
00:42:04.400 We've got a judge standing up for what's right,
00:42:07.100 and hopefully this will encourage others to do the same.
00:42:09.540 maybe and probably not united states canada uk australia but maybe more and more and more of
00:42:16.400 those smaller south american countries are going to start stepping up and maybe if we get the news
00:42:21.260 out see this is why i keep asking you guys to like and share this show as much as you possibly can
00:42:25.840 on facebook on every other uh media social media platform you happen to be on bit shoot rumble i
00:42:33.000 don't care it doesn't matter just take a link of this show whether it's the rumble version or the
00:42:39.040 youtube version or this version the facebook version i don't care i want you to get this
00:42:44.720 information out to people so they can start making some ends come together it's very difficult a lot
00:42:52.320 of these people guys they're walking around in the dark they know something is wrong but they can't
00:42:56.440 put their finger on it and because all they do is watch left-wing corporate media they don't have a
00:43:01.640 clue you can tell them you can tell them and they're gonna go ah show me the proof this show
00:43:07.320 is all about showing you the proof statistics getting news stories from all over the world
00:43:15.080 world not just the united states not just canada i try to find as many things as i can from as many
00:43:23.260 places as i possibly can to give different perspectives from different people in the 0.71
00:43:27.660 world about this whole stupid thing because we also get so blinded right like here we are in 0.95
00:43:32.620 canada you know we still have these ridiculous travel restrictions on us when most all other 0.99
00:43:38.020 countries in the world do not and so we're looking inward inward inward all the time when we should
00:43:46.320 be looking outward ironically like globalists all right this is interesting i thought this was bad
00:43:57.900 news but our friend jeff stone over at uh tacit investigations and security thinks it's a good
00:44:07.300 a good story because elon musk today sent a letter to twitter which terminates the 44 billion dollar
00:44:14.080 buyout and now twitter is going to sue to enforce this deal so what jeff thinks musk is doing is
00:44:23.380 he's pulling out of this deal this 44 billion dollar deal to show the world that twitter is
00:44:29.180 an overvalued company and he's going to come back and try and get them later on at a much
00:44:33.620 lower price that's what jeff thinks or maybe he thinks elon's already got his own social
00:44:43.260 media platform up and ready to go so he's going to leave twitter scrambling and he's just going
00:44:49.720 to put his brand new social media platform online. Boom. Soon. I thought it was an interesting point
00:44:57.340 he made. An attorney for Elon Musk sent a letter to the Twitter board today informing them of
00:45:03.220 Musk's intention to terminate this $44 billion buyout of Twitter due to the alleged lies about
00:45:09.060 the number of bots, spam accounts, and other issues. Now, here's the other thing. If they
00:45:13.440 do decide they want to sue Musk to make this deal go through, then they are going to have to show
00:45:18.820 all of these different things that musk suspects in court it's going to come out in discovery
00:45:23.440 so exactly how many bots do you have as a percentage of your users on twitter
00:45:29.940 five percent well mr musk thinks it's more like 40 or even 50 can you prove five percent is accurate
00:45:41.000 and you know i think that's what musk might be doing he's he's laughing he's goading them into
00:45:50.920 suing him and when they do that's when we find out the actual truth not to mention the bots
00:45:58.080 but all of the back door uh deals that social media companies have with governments worldwide
00:46:06.900 to leak information apparently there are all kinds of backdoors for governments to get into
00:46:13.820 twitter and facebook and plant stories erroneous stories stories they want us to see stories that
00:46:22.580 are absolutely false so they can start building a narrative guys it's very interesting and and
00:46:31.560 quite logical to see what they've done with covid and how they got so many people to believe
00:46:37.360 and buy into the fear even though all the statistics as ken drysdale points out in his
00:46:44.240 report and i certainly hope you guys are going to go to the website and check it out but it's
00:46:49.920 very interesting to see how they did that but they've done it before they've done it through
00:46:56.600 the years, but they've done it before. They've done it with the climate emergency. The science
00:47:03.080 is settled. What? How do they get so many people to buy this load of crap? I mean, there's other
00:47:11.780 people out there who are very well respected in any number of climate fields who say this is not
00:47:19.620 true, not true at all, but they don't get listened to. So the same thing they did with all of that
00:47:26.140 nonsense and they're going to do again they did with covid in a very very very capsulated way
00:47:36.140 much shorter time frame but they've done it and now it's up to us to undo it
00:47:45.260 but it and and maybe elon will buy twitter after he gets them to lower the price and admit how
00:47:51.340 how many bots they've got in court and build it into something cool like a free speech platform
00:47:58.000 like it started out at okay so trudeau is not stopping at gasoline being two dollars a liter
00:48:09.140 he wants it to be worse and the story from the national post came out a couple of days ago
00:48:15.320 these new regulations kind of quietly dropped on us last week people were screaming and yelling
00:48:20.300 about it, but nobody listened. These new regulations that will make Canadian gasoline
00:48:26.440 even more expensive. Trudeau government has quietly rolled out a latticework of new fuel
00:48:36.920 standards that are expected to permanently raise gas prices by an amount equivalent to
00:48:41.660 the federal carbon tax all right look i know that the conservative leadership debate was tonight
00:48:50.660 another debate anyway patrick brown not in it obviously as he was kicked out of the race
00:48:55.200 yesterday but there's a lot of people out there saying pierre polyev is with the world economic
00:49:00.900 forum i i personally do not believe that i do believe that the party in itself
00:49:08.840 is pretty much dedicated to running their playbook.
00:49:15.460 I don't believe that Paliyev is one of them.
00:49:21.100 So I think if Paliyev wins this thing
00:49:24.760 and then somehow manages to trigger an election
00:49:27.580 before 2025,
00:49:29.340 he could at least slow down this thing
00:49:33.380 by dismantling this government's ridiculous war on Alberta
00:49:38.620 and Saskatchewan and the oil patch.
00:49:41.620 We have the third largest oil reserves in the world.
00:49:46.320 We don't have to be bringing in oil
00:49:48.420 from Venezuela or the Middle East or Russia.
00:49:52.280 It's ridiculous for us to even be thinking about doing that.
00:49:55.280 We could be energy sufficient, energy self-sufficient
00:49:58.740 like the United States was under Trump
00:50:00.420 just two short years ago, and now look at them.
00:50:03.900 Because this is unsustainable, but that's what they want.
00:50:09.380 So whether you think Paul Yev is World Economic Forum or not, and I personally do not, I think he's our best hope.
00:50:19.220 For those of you who are PPC supporters, that's fine.
00:50:23.360 You go ahead and do that.
00:50:24.240 But just remember that Maxim Bernier, the leader of that party, was in the Stephen Harper cabinet.
00:50:32.500 And the Stephen Harper cabinet had a lot to do with Agenda 2030.
00:50:36.840 including signing us into it a month before they lost the election and trudeau took over
00:50:43.120 and you can look that up so gas prices are going to get even worse
00:50:48.000 between six and 13 cents per liter and diesel which is already at astro i think what's it
00:50:55.120 225 230 now depending on where you live that's going to go up between seven and 16 cents
00:51:00.240 so this is not going to happen immediately obviously uh you know parliament's going
00:51:06.000 to have to get back and run this bill through the house and then it's got to go through the senate
00:51:09.400 and blah blah blah blah blah but oh yeah yeah now that the supreme court has ruled that it's within
00:51:15.180 the federal government's power to run roughshod over the provinces even though the supreme court
00:51:21.780 of alberta says no it's not you see this this is interesting this is one of the reasons i love our
00:51:26.700 country because we're not really all together on everything which is fascinating and alberta
00:51:35.140 has got the right idea i'm hoping that danielle smith gets elected leader of the ucp there because
00:51:40.040 she says no we're not going to follow any of these federal government mandates or restrictions
00:51:44.240 at all mr trudeau and if every premier stood up and said the same thing we wouldn't be in this
00:51:51.800 mess to begin with so again i'm going to make the plea to you guys and i know it's friday and i know
00:51:57.340 it's summer it's probably beautiful weather where you are and you want to do things on the weekend
00:52:01.240 you want to enjoy it and hey who knows this might be our last summer right we can't forget we're in
00:52:06.580 this war so we have to remind ourselves to stay active by spreading the word by sharing this show
00:52:13.780 by sharing other shows like it by sharing stories that you see that you find peculiar and interesting
00:52:19.880 and alarming even and by calling senators mailing senators emailing senators and mps and telling
00:52:29.180 them that you're not down with this stuff because if enough of us do that guys they're going to get
00:52:34.540 scared and we could actually get it to the point where we get the liberal caucus to turn on trudeau 0.97
00:52:41.200 and kick his ass out anything is possible anything is possible because you know canada following this 0.98
00:52:48.840 climate agenda it's absolutely ridiculous here's the the 10 largest emitters on the planet here 1.00
00:52:54.380 they are right here from climate trade.com china is number one do you think in a million years 0.61
00:53:02.020 china is going to go along with any of this stuff they are building coal plant coal super coal plants
00:53:07.180 there one a day in that country they are the world's largest emitter of carbon
00:53:14.520 not that that's a bad thing you can talk to a scientist about that too he or she might say
00:53:20.620 you know what? It's good. Carbon is good. Plants need carbon. And you know what they spout out
00:53:26.980 when they breathe in carbon? They spout out oxygen. Keeps the rainforests lush and growing.
00:53:34.320 The United States is number two, and Joe Biden is doing everything he can to bring it down to
00:53:39.180 number three. Look at India here, Russia, Japan, Germany, Iran, South Korea, Saudi Arabia,
00:53:45.380 indonesia so look let's have a look at at all of these countries to see if they're going to go 0.96
00:53:50.740 along with some globalist agenda here to clean up the world sustainable goals you think china's
00:53:56.580 gonna nope do you think india's gonna nope do you think russia's gonna not a chance japan oh sure
00:54:04.440 they will germany absolutely iran nope south korea maybe who knows saudi arabia absolutely not
00:54:11.980 so what's that four five out of ten and here's canada probably like 30th or 40th on the list
00:54:20.260 with 1.2 percent of the world's carbon and trudeau is trying to kill his own people it's absolutely
00:54:28.580 alarming you guys and yes i know i said he's trying to kill his own people obviously that was said
00:54:37.540 not literally all right that's it for the show tonight i am going to give away
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00:56:43.480 and security all right let's get down to giving away this t-shirt here you guys so i'm thinking
00:56:50.120 of a number and you know what the t-shirt looks like right you're not gonna all right i'll do it
00:56:55.720 I'll do it. We need more flag. We need more Canada flags in our lives. There it is right there. That's
00:57:01.640 the front of the shirt on guard for thee. And on the back, it says Patriot in proud, bold white.
00:57:09.960 This is only one color and this is what it is right here. Okay. Let's also keep in mind,
00:57:16.700 if you don't live in the Winnipeg metropolitan area, uh, you're going to have to handle the
00:57:22.020 shipping yourself in terms of cost i'm not sure what it would cost you maybe 10 15 bucks but worth
00:57:27.960 it for a t-shirt like that and again guys it's not cheap either it's not that flimsy light material
00:57:33.040 it's like a good heavy duty it's going to last you a while is what i'm saying so in the winnipeg
00:57:38.260 area we can probably get it to you easily enough with a drop-off or a pickup but if you live out
00:57:43.020 of town we're going to have to get you to pay the freight quite literally on getting that shirt
00:57:49.360 delivered i'm thinking of a number between 85 and 100 and and 85 and 100 are on the table
00:58:01.680 and i've written the number down right here okay so
00:58:05.440 you don't have to be first you just have to be right
00:58:13.680 i see these comments come in at a different pace and in a different order than you guys do so what
00:58:18.080 What you see is first.
00:58:18.980 I won't necessarily see is first.
00:58:20.740 So I'm going to look down at my screen right now.
00:58:22.760 And the first person I see who has matched the number I've written down here is going to win.
00:58:28.840 Daniel Robbins.
00:58:32.380 All caps.
00:58:34.020 Daniel Robbins said 98.
00:58:37.200 And there it is.
00:58:39.260 98.
00:58:39.700 So Daniel Robbins, congratulations, my friend.
00:58:43.640 You win the Tacit Investigations Patriot Line t-shirt.
00:58:46.460 this evening
00:58:48.560 so please email me
00:58:52.940 all of your information in terms
00:58:55.200 of mailing you know your address
00:58:56.880 and your telephone number just in case we get the
00:58:59.100 address wrong and what else
00:59:01.040 do we need oh yeah yeah your size preference
00:59:02.800 shadow davis at gmail.com
00:59:05.040 that's s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s
00:59:07.860 at gmail.com or
00:59:09.040 you can message me here on facebook
00:59:10.700 but please don't drop it in the
00:59:13.040 comments because every show guys gets a
00:59:15.080 couple of thousand comments and there's no way that i can go through all of the comments looking
00:59:19.460 for one of them it's like a needle in a haystack i haven't got time for that and and i would have
00:59:24.520 to go through probably eight or nine pairs of glasses and a couple of more sets of eyeballs
00:59:29.400 before i'd be able to do that all right thanks for being here tonight you guys really appreciate
00:59:35.380 it hope you have a fantastic weekend i'll be back monday night at eight o'clock central for another
00:59:41.540 shadow at night live stream until then i love you all and i will talk to you very very soon oh if
00:59:47.140 something really interesting pops up i will do a live this weekend if not then i'll see you on
00:59:51.380 monday night bye for now