The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at NIte Friday Nov. 24th⧸2023 Liberals & Far Left media go on attack!

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00:01:30.000 Hey everybody, good evening and welcome to Shadow at Night.

00:01:45.000 This is Friday, November the 25th, 4th, hang on just a second, 24th, I thought I had it

00:01:56.220 right welcome to the show tonight um the hardcore left-wing marxist media lost their minds today

00:02:04.360 over the video that i tried to play for you at the end of the show last night but couldn't

00:02:08.760 or did but didn't have the sound on so i'll play it for you again tonight and tonight

00:02:13.700 from a different angle where you actually get to see the reporter asking poly of the questions

00:02:20.140 the ridiculous questions that he refutes because they're based in supposition they're based in

00:02:26.220 lies well i shouldn't say lies just wrong based in wrong

00:02:32.740 like if you're a report and by the way when you see a reporter or when you think of a reporter

00:02:41.600 somebody who's out there in the trenches getting the news who do you picture man or woman

00:02:46.560 are they dressed well are they dressed respectfully are they you know i always

00:02:54.740 picture a guy in a tie with a shirt on and his sleeves are rolled up and he's getting down to

00:03:00.360 business he wants you know he's got one of those hats that says press on it and he wants the facts

00:03:05.860 ma'am just the facts just the facts i want to know what's going on well these days reporters look a

00:03:10.560 little bit different and this is funny because if this reporter was working independently like i do 0.86

00:03:18.940 and many other independent media does she wouldn't have an audience at all because of the way she 0.97

00:03:25.500 looks and the attitude that she purveys publicly you would think that out of respect for the people 0.99

00:03:33.060 that you're interviewing you would try to maybe gussy yourself up a little bit look some kind of

00:03:39.860 professional and this one did not at all plus she has her pronouns listed on her x page she her

00:03:48.460 Just in case you didn't know, I'm a she her.

00:03:51.600 So we'll get to all that in just a second.

00:03:54.240 I would like to apologize for what happened last night after the interview with Gina Wattil,

00:04:00.920 the author of that book we were talking about last night.

00:04:03.440 Remember, if you haven't seen last night's episode, guys, do yourself a favor.

00:04:07.200 Go back and watch it.

00:04:08.160 She breaks down the lies we were told regarding the statistics of COVID-19

00:04:14.380 and how overblown they were in her book, Fisman's Fraud, The Rise of Canadian Hate Science.

00:04:21.720 And also, I forgot to mention last night, there's a compendium book available with the original book that names names.

00:04:31.480 And we I'm surprised she forgot to mention it last night, being the author of it.

00:04:35.420 But we completely forgot to mention it last night. That is also available on Amazon.

00:04:40.020 And so anyway, I apologize for playing you video last night thinking you could hear it when in reality you couldn't. As you might notice, I've put on a new screen these last few days, which is another couple of moving parts to my general routine here.

00:04:54.920 And I operate everything by myself, unlike the corporate publicly funded CBC or any of the other legacy news media outlets.

00:05:05.160 I haven't got five people on my staff switching cameras and changing scenes and shots.

00:05:11.060 I do it all by myself and audio and video.

00:05:14.480 Yeah. So it's just me.

00:05:16.060 And sometimes things will go a little bit awry, but I'll get used to the new set up and we'll be back to normal before too long.

00:05:22.080 So once again, and you know what?

00:05:24.920 i understand i i i swear to you i got this morning when i woke up there's about a hundred

00:05:32.160 emails and i don't even know how many facebook messages you know your audio was off last night

00:05:37.700 right and i get it i made a mistake i understand you might have been a bit frustrated but let's

00:05:47.780 try to understand that people are fallible we all make mistakes we do our best we try not to

00:05:56.620 but we do anyway and let's just not make it a big big huge thing that would really be cool

00:06:04.100 that i i mean i could have done worse i suppose but for some reason i guess that got a lot of

00:06:14.200 you guys last night going so anyway uh let's make a deal and not really highlight that too much it's

00:06:21.180 embarrassing enough to do that without it being pointed out by so many people hello mire how you

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00:07:29.820 I am going to show you the level of hate and corruption involved with the hardcore left-wing media in just a second.

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00:09:18.480 so this is one of the videos that i tried to play for you last night well it's a different version

00:09:23.360 of it last night's video was only polyev you didn't get to see the reporter look at this this

00:09:28.580 is the reporter that's gone out to cover the official leader of the opposition in the canadian

00:09:34.620 government all right so here she is asking if pierre thinks it's responsible for him to talk

00:09:44.220 about a terrorist attack at the rainbow bridge when there was no verification of that yet which

00:09:50.680 there was but let's do you think it was responsible for you to call yesterday's explosion by the

00:10:04.540 customs by the checkpoint at the rainbow oh and by the way by the way keep your eye if you can

00:10:11.440 on this guy right here because there there's a point in this video where this guy realizes that

00:10:22.500 she this reporter here is going to get owned and he puts his head in his hand like oh no just shut

00:10:30.620 up already and stop it let's go bridge terrorism when no u.s or canadian officials said that was

00:10:39.140 authorities said that was the case and when the new york governor also said there was no evidence

00:10:44.020 to suggest terrorism activity actually you're wrong you're cp

00:10:50.820 okay so cp you by the way cp just for one that they put into a single article i think that might

00:10:57.860 be unprecedented um i'm actually thinking about checking with the guinness book of world records

00:11:03.060 to see if there's ever been a news agency that has had to issue three corrections for patent

00:11:08.900 falsehoods that they admit they had been made in one single article and now you've made yet another

00:11:13.700 falsehood in your question um where you are wrong is that ctv reported that the government of canada

00:11:21.060 was presuming that the incident was terrorist so yeah that was and that's what i said in my remarks

00:11:26.980 you're right it was a media report but exciting media reports and not which is what i said

00:11:32.900 in the house i said there are media reports and you think that's a responsible thing to go on to

00:11:38.180 make that kind of a statement at the time without speaking what kind of statement i didn't

00:11:46.580 i said there were media reports that's the distinction we're making okay no there's no

00:11:51.300 distinction what i said and i was right was that there were media reports

00:11:59.700 of a terror related event by your admission there were media reports of a terror related event

00:12:08.180 And that media report, according to CTV,

00:12:11.280 unless you're questioning their integrity now,

00:12:13.860 came from security officials in the Trudeau government.

00:12:18.620 So do you think the CTV was irresponsible

00:12:20.660 in putting out that tweet?

00:12:25.340 Do you think it was responsible comment

00:12:26.740 to make it in the House of Commons?

00:12:27.900 Sorry, I'm asking, I have already answered that.

00:12:30.400 Do you think CTV was irresponsible to put that tweet out?

00:12:35.740 That's not for me to comment?

00:12:38.180 Well, you just did comment.

00:12:43.820 I just hope you're not going to print something that you have to apologize for again.

00:12:47.740 Okay.

00:12:49.200 Okay.

00:12:49.800 Thank you, Rebel News, for breaking that down for us.

00:12:52.440 And, you know, these reporters who smugly walk in to an interview or a Q&A, I guess.

00:13:01.000 It's called a scrum, although I didn't see many other reporters there.

00:13:03.760 walking into a scrum with pierre poly of should know better than to ask questions based upon

00:13:10.920 supposition or with wrong information in hand do you think it was responsible to comment there was

00:13:18.500 a terrorist situation i didn't say that i said there were media reports that said there was a

00:13:25.220 possible terrorist situation that's what i said in the house of comments well do you think that

00:13:29.740 was responsible quoting media first of all in that situation she is media she is and by the way

00:13:37.540 ctv along with every other news organization in this country buys stuff buys news buys reports

00:13:45.540 from cp that's why they exist you can't subscribe to the canadian press as an individual you have to

00:13:52.740 be a news organization whether it's a local newspaper radio station or television station

00:13:58.160 national whatever that's how they make their money if you look at a story from the globe and mail or

00:14:06.120 if you notice that all these different newspapers for some reason are all running the exact same

00:14:10.540 story with the same headline same wording and everything that's because that story came from

00:14:15.800 the canadian press so ctv is a client of theirs she is disparaging media and she is disparaging

00:14:27.160 specifically ctv by asking pauliev that question plus she's wearing that toque

00:14:33.720 show a little respect that that is a corporate media reporter these days and they're hiding

00:14:44.720 behind their logos which gives them some sort of element of trust right they're ctv news cbc news

00:14:54.000 global news reports right and that gives them some kind of an air of authority not necessarily

00:15:00.140 in their minds but in the minds of the public if that reporter was an independent like myself

00:15:06.860 or patriot smoothie or clyde do something or wayne peters from what's up canada do you think she

00:15:11.780 would have anybody watching her i would say probably not just like rachel gilmore the former

00:15:19.280 tiktok reporter from global who is now wherever these days probably selling clothes in the bay

00:15:26.400 or sears or something this is a cbc panel talking about pierre polyev this morning of course headed

00:15:38.120 by this wackadoo here rosemary barton watch this it will be very hard to sell a leader who is

00:15:48.080 turning out to be an intellectual bully, especially one who picks on people who are

00:15:55.400 smaller than him. Okay, hold on just a second. When you're dealing with a smug reporter

00:16:03.380 who represents the Canadian press or any of these other mega news companies funded by our tax

00:16:09.700 dollars, by the way, and they announced another 128 million dollars over the next six years for

00:16:14.280 these organizations because they can't seem to stand on their own two feet but anyway when they

00:16:20.080 walk in there and they try to you know gotcha pierre polly out experts say you're bringing

00:16:26.720 american style mega style politics to canada what experts you're pulling a page from donald trump's

00:16:33.240 book what page what book what are you talking about i think that's a fair response

00:16:39.720 and these media personalities have gotten away with it for far too long and now they're upset

00:16:47.640 and they're lashing back and that makes them look much worse trump did it to these reporters in the

00:16:53.600 united states when was it when he first became president or when he was first running for

00:16:58.660 president and now polyab finally is doing it in canada and it's about time since that the

00:17:04.900 journalist asking a question is uh smaller than someone who's who is the leader of a major party

00:17:10.780 and uh i don't know what uh what is being said outside quebec in the other language but i was

00:17:18.920 on a panel today and the words i used associated with uh and they are gaining currency is that he

00:17:26.840 He is someone who will lie to Pierre Polyev.

00:17:31.360 He says that her words are gaining currency, that Pierre Polyev is a bully.

00:17:37.780 You know, the Liberals are putting out, they're heavy going after Polyev now.

00:17:41.920 You're bringing mega-style politics to Canada with a picture of Trump on one side,

00:17:46.500 Polyev in the middle, and then Ron DeSantis on the other side.

00:17:49.720 They're trying to make him seem like a villain, right?

00:17:53.220 And they're giving media clips.

00:17:55.000 They're showing, actually, these liberal commercials on social media are showing Paliyev arguing with these reporters.

00:18:02.400 And they don't seem to understand that people are eating this stuff up, that it's actually helping the Conservatives.

00:18:09.200 Why do you think there's a 16 or 17 point gap between the Conservatives and the Liberals in every single poll that's been done since spring?

00:18:17.200 It's amazing how out of touch and obtuse the Liberal Party of Canada has become.

00:18:22.520 sorry they always were but now it's worse than ever and they are gaining currency is that he is

00:18:28.260 a someone who will lie whenever it suits his purpose last word to you andrew well and it

00:18:35.620 depends what kind of leader you're looking for you know it used to be we looked for leaders we

00:18:38.960 wanted to look up to them we wanted leaders and we looked up them because they were able to rise

00:18:43.220 above these kind of petty squabbles uh this is small and insecure and it appeals to people who

00:18:48.740 want a leader who they don't have to look up to, who's just as small and insecure as they are.

00:18:52.540 That's not the kind I think that most Canadians are looking for. I think they want people who

00:18:56.720 are uniters and not diversers, where people are trying to appeal to the best of us and not the

00:19:00.900 worst of us. You mean somebody like Justin Trudeau? The great uniter? That was Andrew Coyne, by the

00:19:10.460 way. Andrew, I think he writes for the National Post. I think he's a writer at large, a reporter

00:19:18.220 at large. Anyway, he's still got a Ukrainian flag on his X account. Well, Pierre Polyev's

00:19:25.560 conservatives turn their backs in favor of following far-right American-style politics. 0.82

00:19:30.800 Liberals will always support Ukraine. And then this, posted by somebody called AJH.

00:19:39.720 Wait, who turned their back to extremist U.S. politics? Oh, that's right, the liberal parties.

00:19:43.800 The Liberal Party brought in Hillary Clinton to their convention, and then the NDP brought in Bernie Sanders to their convention.

00:19:52.400 And then they accused Polyev of bringing American-style politics to Canada.

00:19:57.880 Isn't that interesting?

00:19:59.120 Quick Google search of Pierre Polyev.

00:20:02.880 Remember, Google is also in their pockets, at least in Canada they are.

00:20:06.760 They are far left-wing Marxists. 0.96

00:20:09.780 They're based in San Francisco, just like Metta, right? 0.60

00:20:12.960 And the dispute they're having with the federal government right now in Canada has nothing to do with their far left ideology, which they're in lockstep on. 0.62

00:20:21.600 So when you look up Pierre Polyev, just a simple Google search, you see it's just Pierre Polyev there in the search bar.

00:20:27.420 This is the picture you get of him looking shady, shifty, you know, adjusting his glasses, scheming, plotting.

00:20:34.060 And then let's scroll down just a little bit to see some of the news stories that Canadian media has posted on Pierre Polyev.

00:20:44.260 Polyev points at media to explain Rainbow Bridge terrorist attacks or comments.

00:20:49.760 Rainbow Bridge blast. Gould criticizes Polyev's terror attack remark.

00:20:55.000 Liberals accuse Polyev of riling up Canadians in border crash comments.

00:20:59.180 What was behind that conservative vote against the Ukraine trade deal?

00:21:04.060 Pressed on Ukraine trade deal, Polyev tells tales.

00:21:09.720 What tales was he telling?

00:21:12.440 He was saying the reason they voted against that ridiculous trade deal 0.99

00:21:15.980 was because there's too much gender ideology and green nonsense in it. 0.98

00:21:21.260 Take out that stuff, we might vote for it. 0.99

00:21:23.820 Sadly, the conservatives are still on board with this war in Ukraine.

00:21:27.620 I wish they would get off that train.

00:21:30.620 Read the room.

00:21:31.300 That's one thing they're failing on miserably.

00:21:33.460 nobody wants to support that war anymore trudeau said today they're giving even more or as they

00:21:39.960 shrink the canadian armed forces they're giving even more of our weaponry to the ukrainian army

00:21:45.460 that has absolutely zero chance of winning this conflict with russia the jig is up man

00:21:51.500 it's time to move on and i i think that's where polyev is really really missing the boat right

00:21:59.840 now staying with the government of canada and they're not being shy about this this is from

00:22:07.060 their website canada.ca government of canada announces partnership with the european commission

00:22:14.700 to examine the use of digital credentials here we go with the digital ids my friends here it is

00:22:22.980 and this came out a couple days ago no left-wing media reported on this but here it is digital

00:22:31.220 technology is changing how we access information work and connect with each other with more of our

00:22:36.020 interactions taking place online than ever before the need for efficient and secure digital services

00:22:42.580 is growing governments and businesses are looking to leverage new technology to meet this end

00:22:48.180 while ensuring that trust is maintained and privacy is protected.

00:22:52.380 So they're making it sound like a trust and privacy protection thing.

00:22:56.060 It's not, but that's what they're making it sound like.

00:23:01.580 That's why the Honorable Francois-Philippe Champagne,

00:23:04.760 Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry,

00:23:07.380 today, well, Wednesday, announced a partnership

00:23:09.660 between the Government of Canada and the European Commission

00:23:12.340 to examine the use of digital credentials.

00:23:14.840 poliev has said that he is against this and that he's against digital currency time will tell

00:23:22.640 because he will be the next prime minister of canada so we're going to see what what happens

00:23:27.740 in a year or less i think there's going to be an election early next year but anyway

00:23:31.680 a digital credential is a portable digital record of a claim made by a business an organization

00:23:37.820 or an individual it can be held and shared through a digital wallet serving as a digital

00:23:43.440 representation of traditionally physical certificates and information like driver's

00:23:48.640 licenses or business permits the minister announced that canada and the eu commission

00:23:54.400 have started to explore digital credentials through a series of workshops with the objectives

00:23:59.280 of oh they're just workshops what are you guys still worked up about well you don't put on a

00:24:05.120 condom unless you're gonna examining the current technology and policy landscapes of both

00:24:11.840 jurisdictions regarding digital credentials, identifying areas of commonality that could

00:24:16.560 be built upon and gaps that need to be addressed, and enabling inoperability and mutual support for

00:24:22.900 digital credentials. Findings and recommendations stemming from these discussions are summarized in

00:24:28.040 the report called Canada and the EU Joint Workshop Series for blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. They're

00:24:33.900 setting this up for it friends it's coming and it's coming fast just say no they're going to

00:24:44.180 put us in a box where if we do that if we say no we will be outcast we won't be able to access

00:24:53.620 things things like bank accounts because you can bet that banks will be using this form of

00:25:03.600 identification as well. All right. A lot of what's been going on in Parliament and traditionally has

00:25:11.680 been going on ever since Canada became a thing are committees. So a lot of people think that

00:25:19.540 it's just what happens in the House of Commons during question period and whatnot. But there's

00:25:23.260 committees, committees, committees, committees, committees all the time asking questions, trying

00:25:27.480 to get to the bottom of things. Michael Barrett of the Conservative Party has been a standout

00:25:33.980 on these commissions, and he posted on X just today. Justin Trudeau's cover-up coalition is

00:25:40.660 desperate to silence a whistleblower from testifying. Millions of dollars in illegal

00:25:45.660 payments to liberal insiders have been exposed so far at Trudeau's billion-dollar green slush fund.

00:25:50.780 What else is Trudeau hiding? So let's watch this video here from committee.

00:25:54.320 The motion is that the committee invite the whistleblower, the individual who contacted the committee to identify wrongdoings at Sustainable Development Technologies Canada, to provide their testimony, and that the committee make every accommodation necessary to facilitate the witness testimony in public before Friday, December 1st, 2023.

00:26:11.460 chair it's very straight this is this is a very straightforward uh motion about an issue that is

00:26:21.000 um incredibly uh incredibly serious so i don't understand why we're having a debate on a current

00:26:29.600 motion that is not and i challenge this chair motion this challenge this motion appreciate

00:26:34.820 your challenge it's a billion dollars it's taxpayer money we have an ethics commissioner

00:26:40.980 investigation. We have the Auditor General investigating. We have the only way to get

00:26:46.360 government attention is through whistleblower reports to the media. We have leaked audio

00:26:53.820 recordings of the ADM, the Deputy Minister, who is laying out the seriousness with which

00:27:03.980 the bureaucracy took this issue and then it when it did land on the minister's desk

00:27:10.200 it suddenly became much less of a problem they suddenly didn't believe the whistleblower

00:27:15.660 they suddenly did have confidence in the board and the executive and when given the opportunity

00:27:21.240 members of the coalition took every step they could to block an invitation

00:27:30.160 for the whistleblower to appear before december 1st i am challenging your ruling

00:27:36.900 on this motion that it is in order okay point of order so it's a non-debatable

00:27:46.300 and just like they want to silence me from talking about them silencing a whistleblower

00:27:51.000 just like they want to silence me we've got i'm going to call for order in the room please

00:27:56.240 Mr. Barrett is still talking.

00:27:58.660 Go ahead.

00:28:00.140 These are the same members, chair, who shut down a meeting when we had the commissioner of the RCMP here to expose corruption with their government.

00:28:09.200 It's a bit of a pattern, you see.

00:28:11.160 Every time corruption in the Liberal government comes forward, we have Justin Trudeau's hand-picked board chair comes before committee and outs herself as having embezzled, you know, hundreds of thousands of dollars from taxpayers.

00:28:25.980 And of course they don't want the whistleblowers to come before the committee. Of course they don't. But they don't even want us to talk about how they don't want it to happen. So I move that the committee report to the House that the NDP Liberal Coalition has prevented a whistleblower from testifying on the billion-dollar green slush fund scandal.

00:28:50.700 And this work plan is not the one that we're following.

00:28:55.260 Therefore, I move that the committee now adjourn.

00:29:01.360 That's it.

00:29:02.780 The Liberal NDP committee does not want a whistleblower to come forward and testify that a billion tax dollars,

00:29:11.040 your money, my money, was being funneled to companies that they themselves own or have great stakes in.

00:29:20.700 just like that it's over with and when anybody tries to say hey wait a minute just a second

00:29:27.880 we'll shut it down now i understand that any government of any stripe if caught with their

00:29:36.960 hand in the cookie jar would probably try to do the same thing if that option was available to

00:29:41.240 them so what i was talking about the other day on facebook on a facebook post is our government

00:29:48.100 needs to be looked at and examined and the mechanisms for clarity

00:29:53.080 need to be strengthened and the mechanisms the loopholes need to be taken out there is no way

00:30:01.300 they should be able to get away with this simply because they as a coalition the liberals and the

00:30:05.520 NDP have a majority on any committee it's outrageous some good news here and I try I

00:30:13.620 I reached out to these two guys today.

00:30:15.180 I'm sure they were busy celebrating, and I hope to have them on the show next week.

00:30:19.540 Oh, by the way, coming up on the show next week, Ken Drysdale, one of the commissioners of the National Citizens Inquiry, is going to join the show on Wednesday night.

00:30:29.600 And the reason for that is on Tuesday, the full report of the NCI is going to be made available finally.

00:30:37.020 I know Ken has been lobbying this for a very long time, and we get our first look at the entire report on Tuesday.

00:30:45.900 Ironically, there was an article, I think, in Sun Media out today talking about the need for a royal commission on the COVID-19 pandemic response.

00:30:58.480 Like, wait a minute, have you not heard about the National Citizens Inquirer that was completely and totally funded by the public

00:31:05.120 and had nothing to do with government or the judiciary or anything like that.

00:31:11.040 We did it ourselves.

00:31:13.140 And some brave volunteers actually made it happen.

00:31:18.360 And they're going to have some incredible findings for us all on Tuesday.

00:31:23.060 And we look forward to that.

00:31:24.160 And then Ken Drysdale again, Wednesday night on the show.

00:31:28.060 All right.

00:31:28.540 Two Saskatchewan vaccine firings ruled improper.

00:31:32.400 The labor arbitrator observed, now this is not a court case, this is a labor arbitration, observed that the two men argued the policy violated their charter rights and expressed their displeasure about sharing personal medical information.

00:31:48.320 These guys took it all the way.

00:31:51.120 And I cannot tell you how proud I am of them for doing what they did and how grateful I am as well.

00:31:59.280 We should all be.

00:32:00.880 Guys like this who stood up.

00:32:02.400 and didn't take the crap that they were being forced to take a saskatchewan labor arbitrator

00:32:10.220 daniel ish noted the regina co-op refinery workers each had a sincere personal objection

00:32:16.760 to invasion of their bodily integrity and protection of private health information the duo

00:32:24.420 ward rubin and dallas shaparski long-time employees in good standing with co-op

00:32:29.460 were fired in 2022 after refusing to either produce proof of vaccination or submit to COVID

00:32:36.900 tests just to go to work. According to Blacklock's reporter, which first broke the story of the

00:32:44.460 ruling, 570 employees of the refinery took the vaccine. 50 opted for regular testing.

00:32:54.360 But the only two who refused to do either were these two guys, Rubin and Schiparsky.

00:33:00.420 In his ruling, Ish ordered the men to be rehired.

00:33:04.200 They posed no health hazard to the other employees.

00:33:07.200 It's difficult to see what the prejudicial impact on the employer would have been by allowing Mr. Rubin and Mr. Schiparsky to remain on an unpaid leave of absence.

00:33:17.140 The challenge to the firing was brought on behalf of Rubin and Schiparsky by Unifor Local 594.

00:33:22.360 594. What? A union that actually stood up for their employees during these dark times?

00:33:27.740 That's kind of surprising, but good news. And again, we'll try and get those guys on the show

00:33:32.240 at some point next week. From LifeSite News, Daniel Smith. Now, this is an interesting one

00:33:37.380 because there's a lot of people that think that Elon's a bad guy. I still don't know what to make

00:33:43.480 of the guy i think what we've got here just as an aside real quick is a lot of people who are

00:33:52.700 stepping up now but may have been linked with the world economic forum or the un in some way shape

00:34:03.120 or form a few years ago have finally seen for themselves exactly what these monsters really are

00:34:11.300 and they've moved away for they've distanced themselves from this evil entity

00:34:18.240 i think elon might be one of those guys i think he was with them at some point along the way but

00:34:27.580 once he became the richest man in the world once he started to really thrive on his own and i

00:34:33.100 understand what he's doing with neural link and and the the electric cars and all that stuff i get

00:34:38.040 it but there's a difference right technologies can be used for good but they can also be used

00:34:47.040 for evil and i get the impression that he's one of those guys just based upon his purchase of x alone

00:34:54.520 i get the impression he's one of the guys that wants technology to be used for the good of

00:35:01.000 humanity, and not the Klaus Schwab's and George Soros's of the world who hate humanity and want

00:35:08.240 to see it end or harm it. That's just the impression I get. You guys might agree or

00:35:15.540 disagree. I'm sure you're going to talk about it in the comments. But anyway, Elon Musk partnering

00:35:21.600 with the province of Alberta. This is quite an interesting story. Now, I saw on The Raging

00:35:27.380 albertan today that there's some people out in alberta who are not too happy with danielle

00:35:32.500 smith because of ahs still being a corrupt entity i get that but it does take now i am not making

00:35:43.380 excuses for her but what i am saying is that it does take some time and a little bit of ingenuity 0.51

00:35:50.220 and elbow grease to get rid of the rot in these rotten crown entities. 0.99

00:35:57.160 Hopefully she'll do it. 1.00

00:35:59.560 Hopefully.

00:36:00.600 If she doesn't, then we know who she is, for real.

00:36:05.040 The government of Alberta is partnering with Elon Musk's SpaceX Starlink

00:36:09.620 to bring Internet to certain areas of the province

00:36:11.820 to test the viability of the technology that Daniel Smith said last year

00:36:15.880 could be used as a firewall to bypass federal internet censorship laws

00:36:21.220 take that as you will last thursday ucp minister of technology and innovation nate

00:36:29.440 glubish announced that advancing satellite internet technology in alberta is an important

00:36:34.520 milestone and an innovative way to achieve our goal of universal connectivity by 2027

00:36:40.120 i don't know what that means maybe it's you know bringing the people in rural parts of the province

00:36:46.360 into the universe maybe i i don't know you could take it any number of ways i suppose

00:36:53.900 gloobish said that connecting rural albertans i guess maybe via starlink is another way to

00:36:59.440 eliminate the connectivity gap as a result the alberta government is in a limited time

00:37:06.240 pilot is working with spacex's starlink to avoid federal government delays launching projects and

00:37:12.100 allocating funding for internet access in june of last year well uh running for leadership of the

00:37:18.600 ucp smith said she would create a provincial internet firewall to bypass federal internet

00:37:23.560 censorship laws with the possible help of starlink so maybe that's what she's doing maybe

00:37:28.400 that is what she's doing and speaking of danielle smith here she is calling the federal government

00:37:35.140 lawless it's actually quite an amazing statement here we go i'm shocked by it quite frankly i mean

00:37:45.540 imagine a province getting a constitutional judgment against them and saying yeah whatever

00:37:49.660 we're just going to keep on doing what we're doing anyway that's what the feds are telling us

00:37:52.840 it's outrageous really and so we're we're continuing to press the matter we've told

00:37:57.220 them we are simply not going to implement their targets of 2035 we continue to hope that they're

00:38:02.580 going to align with us around 2050 I can only imagine that you've got for some reason they

00:38:10.000 believe that Stephen Guibault should be setting the entire policy for the government in the face

00:38:14.740 of everything showing them that these reckless policies are causing their support to erode

00:38:20.160 everybody knows that the reason why the grocery bills are going up the reason why it costs a lot

00:38:25.120 of money to fuel up with gas and diesel the reason why it's going to cost money in home heating this

00:38:30.280 winter is because of their carbon tax, because of their reckless policies. So it's a very easy

00:38:35.800 point for us to make. If you think things are bad now, you're going to be five times worse

00:38:40.160 if we continue going down this path. And I'm mystified as to why they think that this is a

00:38:45.860 winning issue for them. In the face of every single month, they get lower and lower results

00:38:49.740 in the polls. But all I can imagine is that somehow they think that Minister Gibault's

00:38:56.160 position is a popular one. I can tell you it's not. And it's going to lose them the election if

00:38:59.860 don't change course well we're getting pretty frustrated because they they've had a supreme

00:39:04.740 court loss now that says that they cannot use their federal power as a pretext to invade provincial

00:39:09.940 jurisdiction and they're acting like that supreme court case didn't happen they had another loss

00:39:14.740 on the issue of plastics which was also an unconstitutional overreach and unreasonable

00:39:19.300 and instead of accepting the court's judgment you're going to drag it out again so we've got

00:39:23.140 a lawless federal government and when you have a lawless federal government then you've got to

00:39:27.220 assert that the constitution matters we've got the supreme court behind us we're continuing to

00:39:31.380 press that matter they haven't dropped it yet uh but i can tell you we are are just like um uh

00:39:37.300 premier mo getting increasingly frustrated uh the way they're behaving on this we we think that

00:39:41.700 there is a resolution so a line to get to 2050 on emissions reductions targets that's the position

00:39:47.780 that we continue to put forward and that's what we're going to do in alberta quite frankly we we

00:39:51.700 know that that's achievable we know we have the constitutional jurisdiction and uh we we know that

00:39:56.580 they're acting in a way that's outside of their boundaries okay so let me ask you something and

00:40:01.540 first of all i know you guys are going to be disagreeing about danielle smith in the comments

00:40:05.300 as well because some people believe some people believe that everybody is part of the conspiracy

00:40:13.860 personally i don't when you hear people like that speak just listening to them we have to use our

00:40:21.220 discernment to decide, are these people on our side? Are they on the side of the people? Do they

00:40:28.380 want world control, one world government? Or do they not? I really don't believe she does.

00:40:38.040 I don't believe Elon Musk does either. I could be wrong about this. And it's not like I'm taking

00:40:45.140 a giant leap of faith here because things can turn on a dime. Wouldn't it be interesting if

00:40:49.400 we woke up one day and found out everybody was against us like at the end of rosemary's baby

00:40:54.940 they're all evil oh my god if that were the case we wouldn't be sitting here right now we we already

00:41:03.560 would be prisoners in some gulag or dead whichever but it's interesting isn't it and one thing that

00:41:13.560 i've been trying to do especially in the last few weeks because you know

00:41:18.720 i get messages every single day from people saying grow up stop being such a divider and

00:41:26.100 i really don't know what they're talking about and when i ask them for an example of it they

00:41:30.980 they can never give me something right i am just telling you what i think that's what part of this

00:41:39.300 show is about i'll give you the news i'll tell you what i think about it you guys can agree or

00:41:44.420 disagree with me that's what freedom of speech is all about right what i would like to see is

00:41:52.860 all of us just drop the crap stop leaving passive-aggressive comments stop making passive 0.57

00:42:02.860 aggressive facebook posts about real leaders and you know fake leaders and thief in the night and 0.78

00:42:09.660 all that stuff because you know what it's not helping anybody all it's doing is creating

00:42:16.560 suspicion and resentment and bitterness and anger and it's not good for our mental health and we

00:42:26.600 need to be strong to get through this so the more we can band together without making assumptions

00:42:33.900 the better off we're going to be because the time will come where we're going to need each other

00:42:39.660 more than you can ever imagine period full stop i hate using that expression but there it is

00:42:48.360 all right getting back to the liberals our federal government at least for right now

00:42:56.600 from true north i found this headline to be funny i'm not sure if i'm going to read the whole story

00:43:02.920 to you guys but it's just funny that the liberal cabinet spent 160 000 during a two maybe sorry

00:43:12.300 three-day weekend retreat to discuss uh the cost of living

00:43:18.320 lobster for everybody dom perignon for everybody it's free

00:43:34.160 unbelievable so they go to a cost of they're going to go and discuss the cost of living

00:43:42.360 a bunch of liberals bureaucrats and maybe a couple of elected people and they spend 160 000 in three

00:43:49.400 days that is the level of complete and total arrogance that our federal government has right

00:43:57.260 now and they're lording it over us like we're a bunch of morons and the worst thing about that is

00:44:03.300 some people are still morons they're in the dark they don't care they go ah this kind of thing has

00:44:08.980 been going on in politics forever what are we going to do about it well here we are all right

00:44:15.640 there's a great story that actually more of a comment that came out of the national post from

00:44:20.160 frank stronic business tycoon man who wants to form another federal political party right of

00:44:30.420 center one. The government beast must be tamed. Hmm. I like it already. Let's see what Frank has

00:44:39.280 to say here. Who is the largest employer in Canada? Well, you might think it would be one

00:44:48.220 of the big banks or maybe a company like Bell or Loblaw, but you'd be wrong. It's the federal

00:44:54.400 government. Governments at all levels and their multitude of agencies, crown corporations and

00:44:59.820 departments employ a large chunk of Canada's labor market. According to the Fraser Institute,

00:45:05.340 as of July of last year, Canada's public sector represented 21.8 percent of all jobs

00:45:13.620 in the economy and growing. That's over one in five people who work in Canada are working for

00:45:24.640 government oh look he says but he says one in every four it's a staggering percentage nonetheless

00:45:34.000 which is nearly double that of the united states and almost the same as communist venezuela oh

00:45:41.120 the federal government alone has more than 200 separate agencies everything from polar knowledge

00:45:47.120 canada and the canada school of public service an agency that supports public servants through

00:45:52.320 key career transitions i'm sorry man i i'm laughing here i probably shouldn't but how can you be proud

00:46:03.100 of at the end of your career saying i had a career in the canadian government i'm sorry man to me if

00:46:10.640 i ever ever worked for the government and you'd have to drag me kicking and screaming i would

00:46:15.400 want to be out of there ASAP, thinking this is just a means to an end. I got it. I cannot take

00:46:23.220 it. And I have never spoken to one person who works for any level of government in the bureaucracy

00:46:29.980 and is a happy person. They're always miserable. I was in a relationship with a girl who worked

00:46:37.500 for the provincial government in Manitoba, and every day she came home with an hour-long bitch 0.54

00:46:42.560 list and i had to listen it was awful awful if all this weren't bad enough earlier this month

00:46:51.840 the office of the parliamentary budget officer released a report showing that spending on

00:46:55.860 federal government employees has grown tremendously over the past few years

00:46:59.980 increasing by 31 percent from 46.3 billion in 2019 to 60 60.7 billion in 21 22 the pbo report

00:47:11.600 called the increase a record expansion in the size of public service. But that's not all.

00:47:20.200 Not only did we add more government workers to our top-heavy bureaucracy, we also paid them more.

00:47:25.220 According to the PBO, overall compensation for civil servants, salaries, pensions, overtime,

00:47:29.960 and bonuses also rose significantly. The average bureaucrat in Ottawa now takes home over $125,000

00:47:36.580 per year in salary and benefits up from around $117,500 before the pandemic response.

00:47:45.240 Between 2015 and 2021, Justin Trudeau, we've added more than 50,000 civil servants in Ottawa.

00:47:55.960 There's civil servants all across the country, but 50,000 in Ottawa alone. Last year, the PBO

00:48:03.760 estimated the number of federal bureaucrats would increase from 335,000 to 410,000 within

00:48:10.700 five years. At the end of the day, we have a government that continues to grow in size

00:48:16.680 and scope, devouring a larger and larger portion of the national revenue. We need to stop the

00:48:22.320 growth of the bureaucracy and gradually reduce the size of government. It's not the fault of

00:48:27.320 civil servants that bureaucracies have gotten so badly bloated and the government keeps growing.

00:48:32.340 all of us to a certain extent are to blame because we as a society have repeatedly turned to

00:48:38.880 government to solve all of our social and economic problems and fulfill all of our needs

00:48:43.600 politicians have created endless new government departments and agencies while citizens have sat

00:48:49.200 back and allowed governments to grow unchecked for decades and then with those unions they've got

00:48:55.680 Are you kidding me? Good luck. But at the same time, most Canadians likely realize that there's a lot of government fat that can be cut.

00:49:05.700 There's also a lot of waste, mismanagement and duplication that can be stopped by turning off the taps of taxpayer funding.

00:49:13.000 I wonder what Polyev would do with this. I mean, if you come out and say, because there's so many public servants now,

00:49:20.180 if you come out and say, and we're going to start trimming the size of government, they're instantly going to vote against you.

00:49:25.680 So you've got to be careful. It's a very, very, very slippery slope that Poliev's got to walk in the next little while, I think.

00:49:33.460 Same with immigration. He's very standoffish about talking about any of that.

00:49:38.000 Same with climate change.

00:49:39.380 I mean, any of these things that Trudeau has been bashing down our throats for the past eight years, there's a lot of people who have bought it hook, line, and sinker.

00:49:47.960 And they're absolutely brainwashed and convinced that he's right, even if they hate him now.

00:49:52.660 so you got to be careful it's called indoctrination so i believe that that is a lot of

00:50:02.160 the reason why polyev doesn't come out and say the things we want him to say eventually i'm

00:50:08.300 hoping he will and maybe maybe i'm looking at life through rose-colored glasses here

00:50:13.760 but maybe maybe we have far too much government bureaucracy and overhead we're paying for that

00:50:22.380 overhead through very high rates of taxation, that makes us increasingly uncompetitive on a

00:50:27.860 global scale at a time when economies like ours are fighting to keep jobs and attract investment.

00:50:34.000 We should immediately institute a program of targeted cuts in government spending.

00:50:38.360 The reduction could be done in an orderly way without taking a chainsaw to government programs

00:50:44.100 and without jeopardizing safety, the environment, education, or health by simply reducing government

00:50:50.300 spending by 5% per year over a 10-year period.

00:50:53.600 The reduction in government overhead and spending

00:50:56.140 should occur at all three levels of government.

00:50:59.640 But if you've got an NDP or a liberal government

00:51:01.680 and they're forget about it,

00:51:03.100 hello, Manitoba, BC, Newfoundland,

00:51:06.420 federal, provincial, and municipal government employees

00:51:09.420 affected by streamlining government services

00:51:11.400 should receive fair compensation and assistance

00:51:13.980 in transitioning to another career.

00:51:16.960 Yeah, sure, why not?

00:51:18.540 As long as we don't have to pay for it.

00:51:20.300 i got a story coming up about that toronto teacher in just a second not fired just reassigned

00:51:27.980 getting back to danielle smith for a second you know she talks about reaching these

00:51:32.740 climate goals by 2050 and not 2030 or 2035 like the federal government keeps rhyming down our

00:51:40.240 throats now once again this could be a political trick right if you're danielle smith you know

00:51:45.360 that 2050 is a ways away 26 years well 27 26 years coming up soon

00:51:51.540 do you honestly think that she is planning on keeping that goal in place

00:51:59.380 or any other right thinking person it's just to buy time we're going to push it back to 2050 so

00:52:07.660 maybe we can actually get some real answers about this whole hoax about this whole climate

00:52:13.180 catastrophe hoax so we'll say we're doing this in 2050 but we're not we're just going to push

00:52:22.560 it off in the meantime we'll try to develop cleaner burning technologies of course

00:52:27.660 because that is probably a good thing pollution sucks

00:52:33.740 and you know i'm one of these guys that doesn't throw garbage out his window or on the sidewalk

00:52:41.800 I'd put it in a garbage can because you don't want it unsightly garbage.

00:52:49.840 You don't want to see some bird get caught in a plastic beer ring thing.

00:52:55.120 And I've seen that.

00:52:56.940 But this whole thing about climate emissions, I mean, come on already.

00:53:01.320 My God, the fires!

00:53:02.680 Before that, it was the floods and the earthquakes and the hurricanes.

00:53:05.820 It's not.

00:53:08.360 It's not.

00:53:09.220 so i think she might be going yeah 2050 we'll get that done by 2050 yeah yeah right okay so

00:53:18.640 from true north toronto teacher placed on home assignment following charges for anti-semitic

00:53:23.340 vandalism so a teacher actually took it upon herself to go out and vandalize and she actually

00:53:29.960 bragged about it there's a whole new breed of idiot forming in society right now where you go

00:53:38.800 and you vandalize a home or a school or a store and then you go online and you brag about how you

00:53:44.400 did it hey man you're not hard to find we got you cops knocking on your door like half an hour later

00:53:52.320 because they know you're they know you're not smart enough to run you'll be sitting at home

00:53:57.860 watching some show on a and e maybe not a and e that would be too high brow for people like this

00:54:04.020 tlc how about that maybe that that stupid show with the two sisters who got the plastic surgery

00:54:10.520 i forget their names darcy and stacy 1.00

00:54:12.280 the toronto elementary school teacher who makes over a hundred thousand dollars a year

00:54:21.080 but they need more money was placed on home assignment following a series of arrests by

00:54:27.380 the toronto police service's hate crimes unit in relation to an alleged anti-semitic property

00:54:32.300 attack targeting indigo chapters indigo bookstore chain owner heather reisman toronto district

00:54:40.080 school board executive officer of government public and community relations ryan bird that's

00:54:44.920 a long title told true north that elementary school teacher ian oh it's a dude ian doty was

00:54:50.200 away from his classroom duties pending an investigation ian doty unless of course it's

00:54:55.620 a woman you know what i mean is currently on home assignment pending the outcome of this

00:55:01.040 investigation said bird dody was listed on the public sector workers sunshine list which publicly

00:55:06.320 discloses all government employees who earn over 100 grand a year yesterday toronto police announced

00:55:11.280 the arrest of 11 individuals allegedly involved in an anti-semitic attack on the prominent indigo

00:55:17.600 bookstore located at the intersection of bay and bloor street west in downtown toronto suspects a

00:55:23.680 diverse group that includes a public school teacher and faculty members from york university

00:55:31.040 shocker, are now facing charges related to the disturbing incident that happened on November

00:55:38.020 the 10th. All right. What else have we got for you guys tonight? Oh, oh, this is another one

00:55:42.000 of those videos that I played for you last night that had no sound. This is the possible new

00:55:47.220 prime minister of the Netherlands. His name is Gert Wilders. Now, he's not prime minister yet

00:55:52.700 because he's going to have to form a coalition with a couple of other parties to get enough

00:55:56.840 seats to be the majority in their government. That's what they actually do over in Europe.

00:56:01.060 In a lot of cases, they form binding coalitions and they all these parties all become the

00:56:08.140 government, not just one. It's not like the one the liberals in the NDP have. It's very

00:56:12.580 different over there. But this guy, his party, this far right guy got the most seats of all

00:56:20.720 the parties in the Dutch election a couple of days ago. So here's what he has to say

00:56:24.840 about banning the quran and i'm so happy you're going to be able to hear this now 0.99

00:56:29.140 i rather would have um no quran at all as we in holland at least and have outlawed mein kampf 0.99

00:56:38.640 and parts highly symbolic still it would have an enormous effect to do so if one country is 0.98

00:56:44.000 tougher on its immigration policy than the other and then the most immigrants and go to the country

00:56:49.680 with the softest immigration policy i rather would have um okay so what he's talking about

00:56:55.440 is banning books now this was interesting in a discussion i had on x the other day

00:57:04.920 watching the people talk about this and i think i said this last night but you guys couldn't hear

00:57:10.600 the videos it was probably pointless to you if you were here watching that last night but

00:57:15.200 um you start banning books like actually banning them not just taking them out of schools which is

00:57:22.620 not banning them it's just getting getting them away from little kids

00:57:25.700 you start taking books out of society 1.00

00:57:30.460 you're no better than the marxists 1.00

00:57:35.520 one of the things about the way we want our government and our country to be is it's about 1.00

00:57:44.520 freedom. It's about freedom of speech. Yeah, there's certain laws in place to protect the

00:57:50.260 public, obviously, and property and whatnot. But you start banning books and you're no better than

00:57:59.140 the others, the Marxists. So we really have to watch that. I think you can put immigration

00:58:05.760 mechanisms in place for new arrivals in Canada. You have to learn the language, one of the two

00:58:11.560 official languages within a certain amount of time but you have to

00:58:23.160 and i also thought about this one and i don't even know if it's enforceable

00:58:27.240 because it takes away from freedom you think about these things and go no that wouldn't work

00:58:31.160 like how many times have you you know walked past a crowd of people in your city your town

00:58:37.960 wherever you live and obviously they've immigrated from the middle east or africa or or someplace

00:58:44.360 and they're they're speaking their own language right and there's a group of eight of them 0.52

00:58:50.280 but they're here now and you're thinking all right so these people the only people they

00:58:55.880 ever hang out are with each other they don't really mix with long-standing canadians or

00:59:03.560 or what did Stephen Harper call them years ago? 1.00

00:59:05.600 Old stock Canadians. 0.70

00:59:08.700 So they don't really ever take on the flavor of Canada. 1.00

00:59:13.360 They don't have conversations with us.

00:59:15.420 They don't see us socially or even at work

00:59:18.500 because everybody at work these days

00:59:20.740 seems to be from somewhere else too.

00:59:23.620 How are you going to Canadianize these folks?

00:59:29.220 And how do you get that radical?

00:59:30.840 Well, I mean, what we've seen in the last three weeks speaks volumes, doesn't it?

00:59:37.160 We have seen people, not saying all of them, but many of them immigrants and recent immigrants too,

00:59:44.060 who have brought their beefs from their own home country here.

00:59:50.320 When you come here, you need to respect Canadian society and Canadian law.

00:59:57.160 but burning books

01:00:01.040 may be going a bit too far

01:00:03.040 you know like Harper said

01:00:05.340 a few years ago

01:00:06.600 banning hijabs 1.00

01:00:07.920 I don't know you can do that 0.59

01:00:10.640 because we do have religious freedom

01:00:12.700 in this country as well

01:00:13.880 but how do you

01:00:15.960 get the melting pot going again

01:00:22.100 it's difficult

01:00:25.100 isn't it

01:00:27.160 maybe take out all the regulations with everything

01:00:31.140 that actually keeps people apart

01:00:33.320 and just let them mix into society.

01:00:38.040 I don't know.

01:00:38.980 It's an interesting question,

01:00:41.220 and I don't know if there's ever really going to be an answer for it.

01:00:44.780 This one here, there's a report came out the other day.

01:00:48.260 I'm just going to leave this up on the screen for you guys.

01:00:50.500 I'm not going to say it.

01:00:53.560 I'm just going to leave it up on the screen.

01:00:55.160 You can see that, right?

01:00:57.160 This is a study that was done in Canada that says there are 17 million dead from the gene

01:01:11.840 therapy worldwide.

01:01:13.580 Ooh, scary.

01:01:17.180 New study from Canadian not-for-profit correlation research in the public interest has come to

01:01:23.920 an alarming new conclusion about the so-called you-know-what 17 million dead across the planet

01:01:30.260 with many more likely to come. The research focused on 17 countries in the southern hemisphere

01:01:36.740 and near the equator, accounting for over 10 percent of global injections. And while the

01:01:42.640 various dose and booster rollouts coincided almost perfectly with increases in all-cause mortality,

01:01:48.840 There was no measurable increase in nine of the 17 countries in the first year of the supposed pandemic.

01:01:55.860 In other words, the jabs strongly correlated with more deaths of all types, while COVID-19 did not.

01:02:05.400 All right, so this report came out a couple of days ago.

01:02:08.200 It's all over X.

01:02:09.740 There was a doctor speaking about it in Hamilton the other day.

01:02:14.440 I'd like to get him on.

01:02:15.700 I watched his speech today.

01:02:17.200 i can't recall his name but one of you guys sent it to me actually thank you very much i'd like to

01:02:21.300 get him on the show at some point next week that would be amazing but when you type this into the

01:02:26.700 google search bar as you can see i've done right there what comes back instantly

01:02:32.800 false false false false false all the fact checking all the marxist fact checkers have

01:02:43.140 come back and said, without even really having any time to look into it. They have no basis to say

01:02:53.120 that. Right. And yet they did anyway. And there have been several cases like that

01:03:01.980 over the last three and a half years. It's crazy. Okay. I, this could be another one of those

01:03:13.020 elon musk daniel smith type things are they good or bad remember how people were celebrating a

01:03:20.380 couple of days ago including myself i put it on the show hey look at this new guy they call the

01:03:24.220 wolverine down in argentina he's far right well he's the new president down there well

01:03:31.200 this is interesting something coming from global research dot ca argentina on brink of collapse

01:03:39.560 anarcho-capitalist Javier Millet is a part of the World Economic Forum agenda.

01:03:47.540 Very disappointing to see this.

01:03:49.440 However, Tucker Carlson was down there with him just this week, celebrating his victory.

01:03:57.840 A new president elected in Argentina this week, his name is Javier Millet,

01:04:03.020 a man from the financial sector with no political experience, who describes himself as an anarcho-capitalist.

01:04:15.840 During the election campaign, Millet announced that he wanted to abolish numerous ministries and the Argentine Central Bank.

01:04:23.120 He wanted to privatize broadcasting, including the U.S. dollar, or sorry, introduce the U.S. dollar as the national currency

01:04:29.040 and organized the trade in human organs in a market economy immediately after his election.

01:04:36.180 He announced that his first trips would take him to the United States and Israel.

01:04:40.360 Who is this man?

01:04:42.340 53-year-old economist who's worked at the major bank HSBC

01:04:46.720 and in the last or in the past as an advisor to the Argentinian government.

01:04:52.760 For 10 years, he was the chief economist at Corporación América International

01:04:58.720 an airport operator and one of the most important concessionaires of the argentinian state and a

01:05:06.280 partner company of the world economic forum the president of the company billionaire and wef

01:05:13.780 contributor eduardo erniknean promoted melee and brought him into politics an interesting parallel

01:05:22.280 to Ukrainian President Zelensky

01:05:23.960 and his patron billionaire Kolomoisky.

01:05:27.860 However, Urkanian has distanced himself

01:05:31.700 from his protege since Malay's derogatory comments

01:05:34.240 about Pope Francis. 0.95

01:05:35.080 All right, so is he affiliated

01:05:37.220 with the World Economic Forum?

01:05:40.840 There he is on the World Economic Forum website.

01:05:47.500 Yeah.

01:05:50.160 And then here's one more.

01:05:52.280 article from merco press regarding vaccines this guy argentine bolsonaro not quite so

01:06:02.280 after taking second dose of covet 19 vaccine there he is there look at this guy

01:06:06.660 looks like a rock star far right here we go again deputy elect president javier mille who many had

01:06:19.220 likened to Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has been picture-taking what turned out to be his

01:06:26.160 second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, very much to the disappointment of his constituency, who

01:06:31.660 had hoped the soon-to-be MP would become a defender against a possible drive to make

01:06:36.860 vaccination compulsory. Milé was elected on behalf of Buenos Aires, as well as fellow economist

01:06:44.260 jose louis a spirit who also voted into congress on behalf of the same libertarian party but in

01:06:49.220 the name of the province of buenos aires during a tv show over the weekend as spurt expressed his

01:06:54.400 support for mandatory vaccination because you're not giving now listen to this one this is what

01:06:59.140 the marxists up here tried to use you're not giving any freedom to the others if you choose 0.84

01:07:03.620 not to get vaccinated what

01:07:07.080 also on a tv show monday mille said i'm not an anti-vaxxer i'm very much a pro-vaxxer and i

01:07:17.060 believe in science he also admitted he'd taken two doses of the sinopharm drug after thoroughly

01:07:23.320 considering his option so is he or isn't he here he is this is dave rubin talking about tucker

01:07:34.640 carlson's interview with this guy uh he's gonna speak do they use argentinian or do they speak

01:07:41.680 in spanish down there i don't know i'm sorry but the translations at the bottom of the screen i

01:07:46.960 hope you can see as we covered yesterday there is a new president in argentina javier malay

01:07:55.360 he is now the president of argentina because they have had massive government growth complete

01:08:00.320 devaluation of their currency. They have had a creeping socialism for a long time,

01:08:06.180 craziness with gender stuff and all of the woke stuff. And he has come in to absolutely obliterate

01:08:11.900 it. And listen to him talking about why you must fight the socialists and the wokesters and the 0.99

01:08:18.100 people who want that ever encroaching government, which is directly connected to what Elon just said. 0.85

01:08:24.240 Donald Trump is running for president again in the United States, as you know. What advice would

01:08:28.700 you give him?

01:08:58.700 proviene del sector privado.

01:09:01.600 Es decir, el Estado no crea riqueza, el Estado la destruye,

01:09:06.860 el Estado no puede dar nada porque no produce nada

01:09:09.700 y cuando lo quiere hacer además lo hace mal.

01:09:13.820 Entonces, me parece que desde mi pequeño lugar

01:09:21.600 lo único que podría decirle es que redoble los esfuerzos

01:09:26.300 en la misma dirección de defender las ideas de la libertad

01:09:29.980 y de no darle tregua ni un solo segundo a los socialistas.

01:09:56.300 are pushing back you should be pushing back and might i suggest that we all go a bit more on offense

01:10:04.300 i like that dave i like that very good very good that's what they were saying at church last week

01:10:13.100 we got to be more on offense not so much on defense all the time that's interesting we need

01:10:20.280 to bring that up i had a conversation with a guy this morning why are you wearing that mask

01:10:26.000 i said no no seriously man i'm not i'm not trying to start a fight this was where was this

01:10:33.180 i don't remember i was so many places today but anyway um

01:10:40.260 he said i'm wearing it for protection okay i said

01:10:45.120 it doesn't work like that and it never did

01:10:51.100 it just doesn't work man but in the meantime you're breathing in your own bacteria your

01:11:00.460 own carbon dioxide and that could make you sick but a virus is going to slip right through there

01:11:06.840 or go around it because those particles are so small i mean if you think about even how small

01:11:13.300 a bacterial particle is. A viral particle is 100 times on average smaller than bacteria.

01:11:23.180 So if you take an average six-foot male like myself and place him at the bottom of a 40-story

01:11:30.000 building, that is the difference in size between a viral particle and a bacterial particle. Those

01:11:37.220 bacteria do get trapped by those cloth masks, by those paper masks, but not viruses. And he looked

01:11:45.140 at me like he was very interested in hearing what I had to say. Did he take his mask off?

01:11:51.600 Not yet. But having these conversations with people, sometimes random strangers, is very,

01:11:58.540 very important. And I know you're thinking, Shadow, the mask thing is so 20. No, it's not,

01:12:03.840 Because people are still wearing them. We have to have these conversations, continue having these conversations about the World Economic Forum, about the UN and their SDGs, about the SOGI curriculums in schools, about the World Health Organization and this treaty.

01:12:23.660 we have to keep having and i missed so many things right there i know but we have to keep

01:12:28.920 having these conversations with people and finally wake them up to make them understand

01:12:33.840 the beast that we're facing because it's all tied together and it's in the book

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