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00:01:30.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome it is shadow at night monday december the 4th 2023 on the show

00:01:50.720 tonight cbc well i didn't announce it but it was kind of leaked they're going to be laying off

00:01:57.440 700 employees in the next few days just in time for christmas

00:02:02.980 now what does this mean there's a lot of people speculating well they're getting set for when

00:02:10.380 the conservatives take power but there's not another election at least not supposed to be

00:02:15.160 another election until sometime in 2025 september of 2025 that would be the four-year period

00:02:20.320 however there could be some speculation that trudeau's getting set to call one or a confidence

00:02:29.880 vote is coming which will topple the trudeau government why trudeau would call an election

00:02:35.160 right now or just after christmas is beyond me with the way his poll numbers have been tanking

00:02:40.740 in the last year or so and the latest nanos poll this is and this could be an interesting one

00:02:46.780 because the latest nanos poll shows the conservatives with 41 percent of the decided

00:02:55.660 voters then the liberals with 22 and the ndp with 22 so if the ndp figures they can supplant the

00:03:03.520 liberals as the official opposition they're going to take that chance it's still too close to call

00:03:09.160 so maybe they're waiting for more trend lines to come in but the bottom line is we could be seeing

00:03:13.880 some kind of confidence vote happen in the house of commons in the next month then again we don't

00:03:19.560 know what the block is going to do the block might not then again they're up in the polls too

00:03:24.840 seven or eight percent usually sitting around six and those one or two percentage points could

00:03:29.860 correlate into four maybe five seats for the block which would be better for them 40 seats is better

00:03:37.280 than 35 so anything could happen but i'll tell you the cbc story in just a second i put up a poll

00:03:44.680 actually two polls today one on x and one on facebook and the question was very simple

00:03:51.140 do you still have cable so far and these two polls are going to be up for the next

00:03:58.200 18 hours it was 24 hour polls both and so far both polls show almost exactly the same results

00:04:06.060 78 to 80 percent of people say no i got rid of that years ago and only 20 to 21 or 22 percent

00:04:12.800 say yeah i've still got it so for those of you who say i've still got it and the reason they say

00:04:19.500 i've still got it is because i like watching the hockey i gotta have my sports net i gotta have my

00:04:24.680 tsn or whatever network covers hockey so here's what i suggest go and get yourself the nhl center

00:04:33.020 ice package for 70 dollars per season and i'm sure you get a pro-rated package now because the season

00:04:39.500 is what a third over probably get it for like 40 bucks now that's u.s dollars of course but it's

00:04:45.020 better than paying some people were telling me because i was asking in the comments and they

00:04:49.460 were just kind of volunteering the information themselves some people and i haven't had cable

00:04:55.400 since 2017 maybe even 2016 um some people are saying they're paying upwards of 200 a month

00:05:06.020 for cable because they get the basic package and then they get all the add-ons well i've got to

00:05:10.900 have my tlc well i've got to have my wrestling channel well i've got to have my recipe channel

00:05:15.840 i got to have this i got to have that i got to have the golf channel got to have this got to

00:05:19.700 have that well it all adds up very quickly doesn't it two hundred dollars a month for cable

00:05:24.700 here's what you do you get the nhl center ice package and then you go out you buy yourself

00:05:30.780 an android slash cody box and you can watch anything you want

00:05:35.620 you get to watch it for f r e e e e e e e e e e e e that's right

00:05:56.420 let's go see who's watching tonight we are broadcasting on twitch on rumble on facebook

00:06:05.160 and on x hello michael thank you for your recent help sorry that didn't work out well it did work

00:06:11.500 out but the story was kind of a rehash of what we already knew from last week when the nci

00:06:16.580 released their 5 000 page report kimberly hello roland is what zero reason to have cable

00:06:23.840 absolutely Roland you got a picture of Archie Bunker in your avatar Nikki is watching tonight

00:06:29.740 hello Rhonda watching from Labrador City Heather is watching tonight Mo Debbie Stewart is watching

00:06:37.040 Karen hello how are you Karen says never had cable haven't had a tv for 12 years well you know what

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00:10:07.260 is doing for this non-confidence motion i was just talking about a possible confidence vote

00:10:12.300 in the House of Commons, maybe early next year.

00:10:14.340 It certainly won't happen before Christmas.

00:10:16.840 So if you have your hopes up for that, no, not going to happen.

00:10:20.420 It's if it does, it's going to happen sometime in January.

00:10:23.880 So here is the petition.

00:10:26.800 I'm going to refresh it here because in the last half hour, who knows?

00:10:30.700 There could be another 500 signatures on this.

00:10:32.720 Does anybody remember how many we had before the weekend,

00:10:38.140 before we broke for the weekend?

00:10:39.560 What was it, like 154,000, I think?

00:10:42.300 something like that 158 maybe anybody can you write that down in the comments before i scroll

00:10:47.900 to the bottom of this page it would be helpful to know where we were and i didn't write it down

00:10:53.160 well i mean look at can you guys see these are that's the notes i keep all through the day and

00:11:00.780 i'm going through paper paper paper all the time and i can't find anything so how many what was it

00:11:06.160 154, 158, Terry says.

00:11:09.300 Terry says 158,000 signatures were on this petition

00:11:13.700 when we broke for the weekend on Friday night.

00:11:16.280 So let's scroll down now and see exactly where we're at.

00:11:20.200 Sponsored by Michelle Ferrari,

00:11:21.920 who is the Member of Parliament for Peterborough and Kawartha.

00:11:28.040 182,759 signatures.

00:11:32.680 I want you guys to understand

00:11:34.180 that this in and of itself means nothing just because this petition gets presented in the

00:11:42.780 house of commons it doesn't mean there is a necessity to call a confidence vote for anybody

00:11:48.840 it just shows the will of the people and if the will of the people is strong and think about all

00:11:54.740 those liberal and ndp and even block mps who are sitting there right now remembering that they won

00:12:01.160 their seat in the last election by 200 300 500 votes well what if 500 of those votes happen to

00:12:10.100 come from their writing 500 of the people who have signed this petition so far after all there is

00:12:15.660 almost 200 000 signatures there are almost 200 000 signatures on this petition i say we and it

00:12:25.240 closes on christmas eve so we have to sign it before then if you haven't signed it there's a

00:12:29.460 link in the rumble channel i believe and there will be a link there's going to be a link right

00:12:34.660 now in the facebook because i'm putting it there right now so if we can get this thing to 500 000

00:12:43.360 that will put the fear of god into the liberal and ndp and block mps

00:12:51.040 500 000 imagine that because there's an old mathematical formula

00:12:58.560 that could be applied to this i remember being in radio and they said for every person that

00:13:03.780 calls you for a contest or a request or something

00:13:06.720 there's another hundred people listening they're just not bothering to call or they think i'm never

00:13:14.600 going to get through it's going to be busy so i'm not or i'm never going to win whatever it is

00:13:18.680 so they don't bother calling but they're listening one for 100 so imagine how the liberals must feel

00:13:26.820 Well, if that's how a petition, if that's the mathematic formula for a petition, 500,000

00:13:32.160 sign it, but really, well, that would be 50 million, wouldn't it?

00:13:36.460 Maybe it's the wrong formula, but still probably represents more than just the 500,000 people

00:13:46.260 that sign it.

00:13:46.860 Let's multiply it by 10 and say 5 million.

00:13:48.960 How many votes did the Liberal Party get in the last election?

00:13:53.680 they got just over 5 million so this petition if we get it signed like really set it on fire and 0.93

00:14:03.680 it's been doing good i'm not going to sit here and say oh it's crap because it's not 180 some

00:14:09.760 odd thousand signatures is great start but if we can get it to 500 000 they will not have a good

00:14:18.160 christmas not even a little bit they'll be up at night and and there won't be sugar plums dancing

00:14:25.060 in their heads it's going to be the unemployment line dancing in their heads all right let's uh

00:14:33.520 let's get on with the show here this is interesting too the cbc will be laying off 700 employees

00:14:43.440 coast to coast. This leaked out today. It hasn't been announced yet by the CBC. It kind of came

00:14:49.340 at a conference call. Catherine Tate, the head of the CBC, was having with some of her upper level

00:14:54.540 management in the last few days, and they leaked out that there's going to be mass layoffs. Now,

00:15:00.920 why would the CBC suddenly become fiscally responsible? They get $1.4 million from the

00:15:06.480 taxpayers every year, not to mention they're going to be able to dip into this new Google fund

00:15:11.000 at some point soon.

00:15:12.440 So that should be another $10 million to them.

00:15:15.480 Why all of a sudden would they become fiscally responsible?

00:15:18.020 Well, maybe, maybe if Pierre Polyev becomes prime minister,

00:15:21.660 they can go to him on their knees, hat in hand,

00:15:24.780 and say, look, look, we're doing our best to save money for you.

00:15:28.060 You don't have to get rid of us.

00:15:29.480 Please, please, please don't get rid of us.

00:15:32.700 Please, look, we're doing good.

00:15:35.540 I doubt it because they're far too arrogant for that.

00:15:41.000 there's got to be a reason. Don't know what it is yet, but there's got to be a reason.

00:15:46.580 Could it be that Trudeau is pulling back funding somehow? No. Well, maybe. Maybe he's scared.

00:15:54.740 Maybe he's terrified and he's looking for savings. I don't know. I don't know. It's interesting.

00:16:01.780 From TNC.news, CBC2 lay off 700 people despite potential $100 million media bailout from Google.

00:16:10.260 So how many employees do you guys think the CBC has from coast to coast?

00:16:16.040 How many?

00:16:18.020 Anybody?

00:16:18.980 Write it down in the comments.

00:16:21.960 As of 2023, I just looked this up.

00:16:24.520 I found this horrifying.

00:16:26.480 It's a lot.

00:16:27.780 It's not as many as Rogers, but then again, Rogers runs a telecom company too.

00:16:32.360 And they have Rogers stores in every town in this country.

00:16:37.240 so that takes up a lot of employees all working on minimum wage also mama lee says 3200 dekaya

00:16:45.400 says 40 000 that's way high okay so dekaya you're way way high mama lee you're low but not that much

00:16:55.880 lower than what the actual number is north scotty says six six six six

00:16:59.800 no it's not it's not that either it's close it's not

00:17:07.380 5 000 is low okay so it's 7 400

00:17:13.800 give or take that's how many employees the cbc has in tv and radio from coast to coast

00:17:22.800 soon to be far less than that they're going to be releasing 10 of their staff it looks like here

00:17:29.800 Apparently, the lion's share of a hundred million dollar media payout from Google is not enough to keep the CBC from, you know, laying people off.

00:17:39.580 Reports from multiple sources, including Le Journal de Montreal, six to seven hundred people are going to get the axe.

00:17:46.880 Employees are scheduled. Hang on just a second here.

00:17:51.780 Employees are scheduled to have a virtual meeting with Catherine Tate, the CEO.

00:17:55.260 So that was today or supposed to be today to discuss the organization's financial changes and looming cuts.

00:18:01.740 These anticipated layoffs affecting both English and French mark a significant reduction in CBC Radio Canada's workforce with over 300 positions in Quebec on the line.

00:18:12.580 Quebec alone. Wow. Oh, by the way, that's Rufa Supramania there.

00:18:17.000 She testified in U.S. Congress last week. You can find that on her X page.

00:18:21.080 and she did a fantastic job of warning the americans what's yet to come from a canadian

00:18:26.760 journalist's point of view i thought it was great ottawa recently reached a deal with google which

00:18:32.160 promises to pay i hate this expression legacy media it's marxist marxist corporate media

00:18:37.680 100 million dollars a year as reported by true north cbc would be the largest beneficiary

00:18:43.260 of c18 that's the online uh the online or streaming bill yeah the public broadcaster

00:18:51.040 is poised to receive up to a third of this fund as it employs a significant share of journalists

00:18:56.320 quote unquote within canada katherine tate sent an email to all employees on november 29th the

00:19:03.160 email said she wanted to provide an update on the financial challenges and give an update on

00:19:08.660 what's coming in the next few months you know having been in radio for a very long time myself

00:19:14.460 I always found it funny when the company would kind of hint oh by the way there's big layoffs

00:19:20.180 coming just so you know and you might be one of them so you would be in years later years I would

00:19:25.340 sit there and go all right well if they can me they can me there's nothing I could do but some

00:19:29.440 of the younger people would be stressing and sweating oh my god what am I gonna do how am I

00:19:34.480 gonna pay my rent i can't afford to eat say look man if it happens it happens and if it doesn't

00:19:43.740 you're good to go for another six months until it happens again that's just the way large media

00:19:50.100 operates it's always been like that last november tate announced that difficult efforts would be

00:19:56.600 required to reduce cbc's expenses by a hundred million over the next three years job cuts were

00:20:02.720 not ruled out and here they come you know you don't often see me gleeful over somebody losing

00:20:08.720 their job but in this case because they're unionized four different unions are in play

00:20:17.040 in the cbc so it's going to be the young wokesters the young ones who ascribe to the

00:20:24.000 critical race theory and all that crap they're going to be the ones on the street not the 0.87

00:20:29.120 grizzled veterans who have been in the trenches for the past 20, 25 years. And that makes me laugh. 0.51

00:20:35.700 During the same month, November last year, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation said the CBC bonuses

00:20:41.580 and raises had cost taxpayers $156 million since 2015. At a meeting with CBC employees in October,

00:20:50.060 a hiring freeze was announced. While specifics of the meeting remain confidential, it's clear

00:20:54.800 that job cuts are a significant component

00:20:57.480 of the broadcaster's strategy

00:20:58.900 to trim expenses by $100 million

00:21:01.520 over the next three years.

00:21:06.400 Very interesting.

00:21:08.880 Our friend Brad Salzberg

00:21:10.980 of the Canadian Action,

00:21:12.580 sorry, the Cultural Action Party of Canada

00:21:14.500 wrote this incredible blog

00:21:16.600 over the weekend

00:21:17.340 if we're talking about media.

00:21:18.780 And I thought that I would read this to you guys

00:21:20.580 because it's gold.

00:21:23.060 It used to be.

00:21:24.800 the hit because you know that canada does not have any gold reserves right we're the only g7

00:21:30.620 country that doesn't so this literally means that our country is worth nothing the currency is based

00:21:40.060 on nothing now a lot of that holds true in the united states since the petrodollar came around

00:21:44.980 in the early 1970s but we literally unless you want to talk about oil reserves the trudeau won't

00:21:52.600 let us get at. I mean, theoretically right now, Canada, specifically Alberta, should be in the

00:21:58.800 middle of a huge oil boom, but it's not because Trudeau won't let it happen. He won't let it

00:22:05.680 happen. But he sold all of our gold. We have no gold left to base anything upon. It's kind of

00:22:15.640 frightening. Gold is often hailed as a hedge against inflation. Canada is currently the only

00:22:22.920 G7 nation with no official gold holdings. Oh, look, there he is with his hero, Xi Jinping.

00:22:34.340 The former director of CSIS has calling on the liberal government to scrutinize the recent

00:22:40.840 takeover of a Nunavut gold mine by a Chinese state-owned company. TMAC is among a number

00:22:47.380 of Canadian companies bought up by state-owned Chinese corporations. In March of 2020, the Trudeau

00:22:53.800 government permitted continental gold to be purchased by China's state-controlled Zijin

00:22:58.420 mining for $1.3 billion. Richard Fadden, head of CSIS from 2009 to 2013, told the Globe and Mail

00:23:06.820 the federal government should keep Canada's national security interests in mind when examining

00:23:12.660 that purchase. I think gold is pretty important for the world economy. China has enough of a grip

00:23:18.040 on the world economy as it is, given its capital assets, so I would include gold. According to

00:23:24.020 Fadden, the intelligence community has been increasingly worried regarding China's

00:23:27.780 investments in Canadian companies, which skirt regulation. Ottawa sells off almost all of its

00:23:36.580 gold reserves, leaving just 77 ounces or less. Unlike other countries, Ottawa has been selling

00:23:44.380 off our reserve, not it's our reserve of gold bullion and coins. Well, will you look at that?

00:23:52.080 Our prime minister approved a comprehensive sell-off of Canadian gold reserves, nearly all

00:23:56.980 of it purchased by China. This goes back to that whole China thing I was talking about last week,

00:24:01.900 remember? Throughout the process, establishment media barely raised an eyebrow regarding the

00:24:07.900 spurious development. Pierre Gratton, president of the Mining Association of Canada, said the

00:24:13.280 TMAC takeover has raised eyebrows because Shandong Gold Group is a Chinese state-owned

00:24:19.220 enterprise. Every enterprise in China is state-owned. China has a very large, powerful

00:24:25.480 authoritarian state acquiring assets in the Canadian Arctic. That concern is legitimate, 0.99

00:24:30.940 said michael byers canada research chair in global politics at university of bc

00:24:37.260 cultural action party of canada offer up a piece of fascination trudeau's decision to dump all

00:24:41.900 canadian gold holdings came mere months after being elected as prime minister in 2015.

00:24:47.740 as reported by cbc news the government of canada has wound down its gold reserves to basically

00:24:53.340 nothing after a multi-year strategy of selling them off in favor of hoarding other countries

00:24:57.900 currencies instead. Why did Trudeau take this action, especially so early in his tenure as

00:25:05.100 Prime Minister, on this basis? It's near impossible for the decision to be a short-term or spontaneous

00:25:12.380 decision. Significant preparation had to have occurred previous to the sell-off. Four months

00:25:18.280 into Trudeau's tenure, our Liberal government divested itself of all federal government holdings

00:25:23.460 of gold. According to the Departments of Finance's International Reserves data issued March 19th,

00:25:30.340 2016, Canada's gold reserves were effectively down to zero. Sound fiscal policy? Or payback

00:25:39.340 to the government of China for their assistance in propping him up and maybe getting him elected

00:25:44.420 as not only leader of the Liberal Party, but as Prime Minister? The sell-off quietly occurred in

00:25:50.400 the early years of Trudeau's tenure as PM. Several years later, Canadians were informed of what could

00:25:56.740 have constituted payback for Trudeau's gifting of the gold. For several months, the Trudeau

00:26:02.100 government has been sitting on briefing notes from CSIS setting out how Beijing quietly funded

00:26:07.300 11 candidates in the 2019 federal election. Did Justin Trudeau strike a deal with the Chinese

00:26:13.980 government, you assist me in becoming Prime Minister of Canada, and I will assure you,

00:26:20.460 you get our gold. It's a hypothetical, but one which no astute follower of Canadian politics

00:26:27.600 should rule out. Even with a specific deal of this nature, Mr. Trudeau has spent eight years

00:26:35.000 covertly and or explicitly supporting Chinese government interests in Canada. Weeks before

00:26:40.140 the Liberals dumped the gold. The U.S. held 8,133 tons of gold, comprising 72 percent of its

00:26:48.600 reserves. Germany had 3,381 tons for 66 percent of its reserves, while Italy and France each held

00:26:57.160 more than 2,400 tons, 60 percent of their respective reserves. Canada is currently

00:27:03.080 the only G7 nation without any official gold holdings.

00:27:11.020 In terms of gold reserve retention,

00:27:13.800 the United States is ahead of all other nations by a country mile.

00:27:16.760 A graph indicating which nations of the world hold the most gold

00:27:19.720 is fascinating to see.

00:27:22.140 The world's most powerful nations have it.

00:27:24.980 The poorest countries on the planet do not.

00:27:27.820 With an approval of a sell-off of Canada's gold repositories,

00:27:30.900 the Liberals put Canada in the same status as dozens of poor African nations.

00:27:36.620 Countries like Angola, Tanzania, Madagascar, Nigeria, Ethiopia have no gold.

00:27:42.060 In contrast, the United States, Russia, China, France, Germany are the leaders in this capacity.

00:27:48.500 Among other benefits, gold exists as a hedge against rapid inflation.

00:27:53.720 The country of Turkey is among nations of the world most affected by inflation.

00:27:57.280 In 2022, prices on everyday goods increased by a whopping 85%.

00:28:02.460 To diffuse the problem, the Middle Eastern nation is now at the top of the list in terms of gold acquisition.

00:28:09.040 Turkey was the biggest buyer of gold among central banks last year,

00:28:13.340 with households also rushing to buy the commodity to shield from geopolitical uncertainty and rampant inflation.

00:28:19.900 Typical Trudeau, though.

00:28:21.860 Canada hasn't experienced inflation anywhere near the level of Turkey.

00:28:25.280 our federal government might have had a method on their hands to reduce inflation in Canada.

00:28:29.800 Instead, government transitioned to the benefit of gold to China.

00:28:38.960 What a revelation all of this is, but not for 40 million of us Canadians, of course.

00:28:44.900 As funded by the feds, mainstream media has gone low-key on dissemination of this critical economic information.

00:28:51.580 smart business or a return favor from or to china from trudeau to help fast track him as the prime

00:29:00.160 minister seems like no matter how you slice it the liberal government of canada consistently

00:29:04.900 comes up smelling like communist roses an economic disservice to our country for the

00:29:11.500 benefit of a power mad canadian prime minister we wouldn't put it past the liberals for all 0.91

00:29:16.380 the white rice in China. Okay. We are going to talk about climate change, but we have some good

00:29:28.140 news for you. This is not going to be about run for the hills. All those fires were caused by

00:29:35.520 climate catastrophe. That's not it at all. First things first, we're going to head back to TNC

00:29:42.760 because some left-wing corporate media has been up to no good. 0.97

00:29:50.400 Rile up public or will be up to no good.

00:29:55.520 Rile up public to see climate change like World War II

00:29:59.400 or a pandemic, says a journalist panel.

00:30:05.340 Journalists affiliated with far-left Marxist media outlets

00:30:10.840 like Global and CBC

00:30:12.220 demanded that newsrooms rile up Canadians to view climate change

00:30:17.820 with the same urgency as a global pandemic or World War II.

00:30:22.600 Well, speaking at a November 22nd panel

00:30:25.380 hosted by Simon Fraser University's Community Engaged Research Initiative,

00:30:29.640 a panel featuring former CBC radio producer Donya Zee,

00:30:34.320 Global News climate change reporter Kamyar Razavi.

00:30:38.140 They have a climate change reporter.

00:30:42.220 and National Observer columnist Seth Kline demanded the media employ the same tactics

00:30:51.480 to cover climate change used during major global emergencies.

00:30:56.780 During the pandemic, we heard a lot of scientists on the air.

00:31:00.080 They were the voices of authority.

00:31:01.860 Public health officials also got quite a bit of airtime,

00:31:04.220 and sometimes we were approached not critically enough

00:31:07.640 or questioned about the policies they were enacting.

00:31:10.140 The point is, there was a clear decision to devote resources and airtime it took to treat the pandemic with the urgency and gravity it called for, and we've seen no vision or leadership of that kind from the CBC when it comes to the climate crisis.

00:31:25.060 one of the suggested solutions was for marxist corporate media companies to feed canadians with

00:31:34.340 a daily climate emergency report in the same way that news companies did a daily covet 19 update at

00:31:41.260 the height of the pandemic well they did more than a daily a covet 19 update there was a clicker in

00:31:46.280 the corner of their screen remember cases we saw broadcasters do this during covet and we know

00:31:53.940 they're capable of a pivot like this, said SFU-SERI research and engagement lead Tara Mahoney.

00:32:02.640 Klein, who writes for the National Observer and authored the book A Good War,

00:32:06.440 mobilizing Canada for the climate emergency, called on public broadcasters to make the threat

00:32:10.920 real for Canadians by engaging in wartime coverage of the fight against climate change.

00:32:18.100 Really, in the war, what was journalism for except to awaken the world to the catastrophe

00:32:23.480 coming ahead which sort of feels apt for the present said client all right that's all a bunch 0.95

00:32:27.940 of garbage as we know these are all climate zealots and critical race theory advocates

00:32:33.700 probably very young people who don't know any better let's go back to this project veritas 0.96

00:32:41.260 story from a couple of years ago when what's his name was still with them james

00:32:46.680 o'keefe who's now off on his own this is charlie chester who is a technical director at cnn

00:32:55.700 talking about what their latest thing on cnn is going to be after the

00:33:01.380 covid thing is over because you know covid fatigue and all

00:33:04.140 they're gonna latch on to it i think there's just like a covid fatigue so like whenever

00:33:12.880 a new story comes up they're going to latch on to it they've already announced in her office that

00:33:19.220 once the public is will be open to it we're going to start focusing mainly on climate

00:33:27.420 climate like global warming and like that's going to be our next like

00:33:36.380 I don't know

00:33:40.760 Oz Delabra

00:33:43.920 It's going to be our focus

00:33:45.060 Our focus was to get Trump out of office

00:33:48.360 Without saying it

00:33:49.780 That's what it was

00:33:50.440 So our next thing is going to be for climate change

00:33:52.820 What does that look like?

00:33:56.040 I don't know, I'm not sure

00:33:57.300 I have a feeling it's just going to be

00:33:58.740 Constantly showing

00:34:01.020 Videos of like

00:34:02.960 Decline

00:34:04.960 and ice and weather warming up

00:34:09.300 and, like, the effects of having an economy

00:34:11.060 and really talking about it.

00:34:12.520 Who's this time Scott?

00:34:13.940 Head of the network, like, just...

00:34:16.000 Who's that? Is that Zucker?

00:34:17.880 Zucker, yeah.

00:34:18.840 I imagine that he's got his counsel

00:34:21.400 and they've all, like, discussed, like, where they think...

00:34:26.860 So that's, like, the next...

00:34:28.960 Pandemic, like, story, like, that will...

00:34:32.840 Yeah, that will be to death.

00:34:35.080 But that one's got longevity.

00:34:37.200 You know what I mean?

00:34:37.680 It's not like there's a definitive ending to the pandemic.

00:34:43.040 You know, it'll taper off to a point that it's not a problem anymore.

00:34:48.060 I think it's going to take years.

00:34:50.540 Take years to get to what?

00:34:53.180 The final demolition of the planet?

00:34:58.820 That's supposed to happen in what?

00:35:00.160 Five years?

00:35:00.800 Three years?

00:35:01.400 Ten years?

00:35:02.840 15 years always changes.

00:35:05.340 Probably be able to miss that for quite a bit.

00:35:13.000 So, climate change overload passed.

00:35:17.500 She prepared. It's coming.

00:35:19.120 Stories, like right now, we had an inside track right now

00:35:26.160 where the two stories are going to be pushed.

00:35:28.620 climate change is going to be the next COVID vaccine. We're going to, we're going to hold

00:35:36.440 it. So it's already going on in the United States and it's really ramping up. Here is Hillary

00:35:46.760 Clinton. We're seeing and beginning to pay attention and to count and record the deaths

00:35:54.660 that are related to climate, and by far the biggest killer is extreme heat.

00:35:59.160 I mean, even in Europe last summer, which has the ability to count and figure out what happened,

00:36:07.580 they recorded 61,000 deaths because of the heat in Europe.

00:36:13.260 We don't have that kind of number yet from Africa, Asia, Latin America,

00:36:19.720 but we know and estimate that we probably could measure about 500,000 deaths.

00:36:26.600 And the majority of those are women and girls, and particularly pregnant women. 1.00

00:36:32.240 I'm sorry, but I have no idea how they come up with this incessant garbage. 0.98

00:36:41.820 what's worse is i have no idea how people actually fall for this nonsense 0.94

00:36:50.020 but they are i think the tide is turning you know when you go to the the wallet as compared to

00:36:59.980 climate change yeah but i'm taking all your money no you're not yeah if you believe in climate

00:37:04.440 change you're absolutely gonna you're gonna finance my project to clean up the climate no i'm not

00:37:11.820 You're not. No, I got to pay my rent. I got to I got to buy food for the kids.

00:37:16.940 I got to make sure I got gas in the car. I want to buy a new smart TV.

00:37:23.260 You're not having my money. Oh, so you really don't believe in climate change.

00:37:29.580 Well, yeah, to a point, I guess. That's where we're at right now in Canada.

00:37:36.280 people living in tent cities because they lost their homes because of the climate tax

00:37:44.780 or the carbon tax or whatever and trudeau is going to quadruple it unless there's an election

00:37:53.540 look at this ridiculous story from marxist corporate media cpv extreme weather driven

00:38:01.700 by climate change, of course, could shut down more than 16,000 hospitals worldwide. 0.78

00:38:12.340 And look at this young guy here.

00:38:14.040 This is a reporter.

00:38:14.960 He thinks it's absolutely real.

00:38:16.860 He absolutely buys in.

00:38:18.400 He is convinced.

00:38:20.720 One in 12 hospitals around the world are at risk of partial or total shutdown from extreme

00:38:26.460 weather events by 2100 if countries fail to curb fossil fuel emissions.

00:38:31.700 a new report warns are these now a clear global problem um or are they in places that are going

00:38:45.360 to be affected somehow by climate change or are they all staffed by women and children

00:38:48.380 because that's apparently who climate change affects the most women and young children

00:38:55.900 never mind man we're tough we can take it we can breathe in that carbon all day long it's not going

00:39:02.120 to affect us not at all so i thought to myself all right wouldn't it be cool if we actually saw

00:39:07.780 like for once a real climate change debate i'm talking about you bring your big guns not actual

00:39:17.380 guns for any sensors or any sort of artificial intelligence monitoring the show right now

00:39:22.480 it's an expression you bring your big guns we'll bring our big guns we'll go ahead and

00:39:29.940 duke it out mano a mano and allow the people to decide but the first thing that has to happen

00:39:37.340 before any kind of debate like that can happen is we have to wait for five years to wash all

00:39:43.020 this nonsense from people's brains so they can look at it from a clean point of view

00:39:48.280 and once the scientists who say there is absolutely no science to support your 0.77

00:39:55.920 your opinion mops the floor with the other side this whole thing can die

00:40:01.600 we're not quite at that point yet watch this ridiculous debate that happened a couple of

00:40:08.480 years ago in the uk this is now a clear global problem and the absolute absolute consensus

00:40:16.820 is that human action is leading to an increase in average temperatures.

00:40:22.420 Absolute consensus.

00:40:24.800 I know you may try to argue with that.

00:40:28.180 So absolute consensus to me means 100% of every scientist on the planet

00:40:35.560 believes that man-made climate change is absolutely real.

00:40:40.300 I thought it was only 97%.

00:40:42.940 which is not an absolute consensus anyway let's continue but you can't no not in my way

00:40:51.800 so um so but therefore um but the key point is can we respond to it is do we have the political

00:41:00.940 institutions and the political will and the organization globally to respond to this

00:41:06.800 challenge and that worries me immensely i don't think we do at the moment and i'm absolutely

00:41:11.500 stunned that someone who is inspired by richard fineman a fantastic scientist who believes in

00:41:19.020 empirical evidence is quoting a consensus can i just i just i brought the graph right i mean

00:41:23.420 okay listen to the trained seals clapping in the background all right i brought the graph

00:41:31.460 and where this graph come from you printed it off your printer from google

00:41:36.720 that's what you're going to go with and that's been the problem since oh i don't know maybe

00:41:45.920 social media became a thing was that people just believe whatever's put in front of them because

00:41:50.420 it's on a piece of paper with a government letterhead on it oh well if they say that's

00:41:54.640 what happened all through covid isn't it well here's the numbers and they're absolutely astounding

00:41:59.480 oh where's your proof nobody ever asks that and this guy does not get asked either because they

00:42:08.580 don't give the other guy the opportunity to ask the question first of all that the data has been

00:42:14.040 corrupted and we know that the 1930s when you say the data is corrupted wait wait what do you mean

00:42:19.260 the data has been corrupted where's your proof of that well you see he didn't know this guy was

00:42:24.600 bringing the graph so he didn't know which data dispute papers to bring with him that's how they

00:42:32.620 play offense and it's sickening corrupted what do you mean corrupt being manipulated and by NASA

00:42:40.880 as far as I'm concerned politics should be based on empirical evidence all policy should be based

00:42:46.660 on empirical evidence I've heard consensus which is not science I've heard appeals to authority

00:42:51.140 which is not science i've heard um various illusions i've heard 0.74

00:43:04.260 let's find out who this is by the way look at this clown climate change professor brian

00:43:10.980 cox that's this guy clashes with skeptic malcolm roberts

00:43:15.220 top 28's going on right now in dubai all the big climate zealots are there i saw a picture of john

00:43:25.860 carrey today with our climate uh catastrophe minister stephen gilbeau he was very very happy

00:43:31.460 to be in his picture with john carrey i asked on x how did you guys get there did you row a boat

00:43:37.300 this is very interesting cop 28 president and this is right from the from the baby say i think

00:43:49.560 it is wait a minute let me see here no the guardian cop 28 president says there is no

00:43:55.500 science behind uh phase out of fossil fuels

00:44:00.400 this guy right here this sheik he's the president of cop 28 because it's in dubai right now 0.51

00:44:08.880 uae sultan algebra says phase out of coal oil and gas would take the world back into caves 0.52

00:44:18.040 i'm surprised the guardian actually covered this to be honest

00:44:24.880 the president of cop 28 sultan algebra has claimed there's no science indicating that a phase out of

00:44:33.520 fossil fuels is needed to restrict global heating to 1.5 degrees celsius the guardian and the center

00:44:38.940 for climate reporting can reveal algebra who also said a phase out of fossil fuels would not allow

00:44:45.680 sustainable development unless you want to take the world back into caves the comments of course

00:44:51.940 were incredibly concerning and verging on climate denial, scientists said.

00:44:59.320 No, no, they're not verging.

00:45:02.240 They are climate denial.

00:45:10.780 And they were at odds with the position of the U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres.

00:45:15.400 Of course, of course.

00:45:16.060 al jabber made the comments in ill-tempered responses to questions from mary robinson

00:45:22.460 the chair of the elders group and a former u.n special envoy for climate change during a live

00:45:27.980 online event november 22nd as well as running cop 28 in dubai al jabber is also the chief

00:45:33.740 executive of the united arab emirates state oil company adnock which many observers see

00:45:38.320 as a serious conflict of interest more than 100 companies already support a phase out of fossil

00:45:48.380 fuels and whether the final cop 28 agreement calls for this or uses weaker language such as phase

00:45:54.900 down is one of the most fiercely fought issues at the summit and may be the key detriment

00:46:00.560 a determinant of its success deep and rapid cuts are needed to bring fossil fuel emissions to zero

00:46:07.560 and limit fast worsening climate impacts that's what this whole thing is about over there that's

00:46:22.220 what's going on right now and some of that stuff i played for you on the show last week

00:46:27.840 regarding this particular event that is happening in dubai right now was a warning shot across the

00:46:35.180 bow to all of us that very soon we will be eating bugs and very soon we will not have any property

00:46:46.280 rights because it's not good for the climate you see let's continue on just a little bit more with

00:46:56.520 this article before i get rid of it algebra spoke with robinson at a she changes climate event

00:47:04.560 Robinson said, we're in an absolute crisis that's hurting women and children more than anyone.

00:47:10.620 And once again, where's the correlation there? And it's because we have not yet committed to

00:47:15.280 phasing out fossil fuel. They never explain. That's the one decision that COP28 can take,

00:47:20.700 and in many ways, because you're head of ADNOC, you could actually take it with more credibility.

00:47:26.780 Al Jaber said, I accepted to come to this meeting to have a sober and mature conversation.

00:47:32.680 I'm not in any way signing up to any discussion that's alarmist.

00:47:36.260 There is no science out there or no scenario out there that says the phase out of fossil fuel is what's going to achieve 1.5 degrees Celsius.

00:47:50.140 Robinson challenged him further, saying, I read that your company is investing in a lot more fossil fuel in the future.

00:47:56.080 He responded, you're reading your own media, which is biased and wrong.

00:47:59.680 I am telling you I am the man in charge

00:48:02.480 Then he said

00:48:03.860 Please help me

00:48:05.160 Show me the road map for a phase out of fossil fuel

00:48:08.400 That will allow sustainable

00:48:09.940 Socioeconomic development

00:48:11.440 Unless you want to take the world

00:48:13.200 Back into the caves

00:48:14.820 I don't think you'll be able to help solve the climate problem

00:48:18.420 By pointing fingers

00:48:19.340 Or contributing to the polarization

00:48:20.920 And the divide that is already happening in the world

00:48:24.100 Show me the solutions

00:48:25.160 Stop the pointing of fingers

00:48:26.740 Stop it

00:48:29.680 there's at least one person standing up in support of sanity and maybe for his own company

00:48:37.940 and maybe of course for his own company and here's one a former climate alarmist on with

00:48:46.460 laura ingraham on fox news a while back who's changed his tune and this was on fox i'm going

00:48:54.280 to say it was about a year ago it's four minutes it's well worth the watch all that though is that

00:49:00.440 these policies they're not just destroying lives they're rooted in lies all of them our next guest

00:49:06.980 was once a climate alarmist but now says the entire movement is quote a scam tom harris is

00:49:12.680 executive director of the international climate science coalition he joins me now tom good to see

00:49:17.620 you tonight now you actually say the only way to get rid of this is to go after the science of

00:49:23.960 climate change. Explain. Yeah, exactly. A lot of people will say, well, you know, Canada, for

00:49:30.440 example, puts out so little greenhouse gas emissions that we shouldn't actually try to

00:49:35.840 reduce it because China has doubled the United States. Well, the trouble is people argue that,

00:49:40.760 well, yes, but we have to set an example to the world and we have to be good citizens and all

00:49:44.560 that sort of thing. So they're using these arguments quite often that China's doubled

00:49:48.520 the emissions of the U.S., etc. But the real underlying thing is that there is no climate

00:49:54.820 crisis. You know, I was originally an aerospace engineer, and I would give speeches and I wrote

00:50:00.340 articles. I wrote one in the Ottawa Citizen about comparative planetology, how studying the planets

00:50:05.140 helps us understand the Earth better. And I used the example of the runaway greenhouse effect on

00:50:10.340 Venus. I said, this could happen on the Earth if we don't reduce carbon dioxide. Well, a local

00:50:15.780 professor at Carleton University, professor of geology. He liked my article so much, he used it

00:50:21.940 in his course on climate change. But he said to the students, but that part about Venus is wrong.

00:50:28.440 What happened on Venus cannot physically happen on the Earth. And he explained why. Now, I thought,

00:50:33.280 who is this climate change denier? Well, he invited me into his lab and he showed me the

00:50:37.980 geologic history that he and others are finding. And they found no consistent correlation between

00:50:44.140 carbon dioxide and Earth's temperature. At times, CO2 was 1,300% of today, and we were stuck in very

00:50:50.740 cold conditions. So it was all over the board. So I started wondering, well, maybe he's right.

00:50:55.740 He exposed me to a lot of people who actually showed me that there are thousands of scientists.

00:51:01.420 And here's a book, actually, that illustrates that. It's called Climate Change Reconsidered,

00:51:06.540 and this is on climatechangereconsidered.org. There are thousands of references here which

00:51:12.480 talk about the fact that there is no foundation to the climate scare. It's all based on models

00:51:17.780 that don't work. But Tom, when you hear, you know, politicos, especially, but not just

00:51:23.700 the politicos, celebrities, it's settled science. Science is settled. Is science ever settled,

00:51:31.840 really? I mean, except over time where you really, you know, what is H2O? We know what H2O is,

00:51:38.600 right? We understand that. But is this science settled really quickly?

00:51:42.160 No. In fact, it's a very immature science. In fact, we don't even know whether it's going to

00:51:46.500 warm or cool in the future. Various people who study the sun, for example, Dr. Patterson,

00:51:51.340 they show that we're headed into a grand solar minimum around 2060 and that we'll see gradual

00:51:57.600 cooling over the next few decades. So the bottom line is we have no clue what's going to really

00:52:02.680 happen. So the only sensible approach is to get ready for it, to make our infrastructure harden,

00:52:08.000 to use solid, dependable sources of energy like coal. This is a piece of coal from eastern

00:52:14.200 Kentucky. And not to turn off our solid, reliable energy sources for flimsy wind and solar power.

00:52:21.100 You know, you'd laugh. It's appropriate that I'm based here in Ottawa, because right now here in

00:52:25.180 Ottawa, Canada, they're running a municipal election. And it is the most corrupt election

00:52:30.680 I have ever seen. They are trying their best to bring in a climate alarmist as mayor. So guess

00:52:36.600 who they put in charge of the four debates they've had. Climate activists. They have climate

00:52:41.480 activists running the mayor's debate. It's just crazy. Professor, it doesn't surprise me that

00:52:46.740 this is happening in Canada. It's happening in the United States. And we need real facts to discern

00:52:52.660 what the real truth is here. Professor, thank you for this invaluable work that you're doing.

00:52:58.380 Hey, Sean Hannity here. Hey, click here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I need to know who this guy is again

00:53:02.160 because i'm gonna get on tom harris all right so he's an ottawa guy if there's anybody that knows

00:53:10.260 tom harris there's anybody that knows how to get a hold of him or anybody that knows him

00:53:20.660 please let him know that i would because it sounded like he had a lot more to say

00:53:26.820 please let him know that i would love to have him on this show finally

00:53:34.820 here is the man the legend talking about electric cars

00:53:40.860 but first let me turn up the ball volume for good sakes where's the little volume switch there

00:53:46.940 it will decide where you can and cannot go because where they don't want you to go it

00:53:51.720 talking about electric cars the car will decide or the government will decide where you can and

00:53:55.980 cannot go will not take you the computer will not drive the car there that's the idea and the

00:54:01.020 technology for that is simple they've got it on golf carts now you know where they don't want you

00:54:04.880 to drive in a golf cart it will stop you have to reverse i know it sounds simplified no it's not

00:54:09.880 simplified it's actually a wonderful example of what the plan is hey but ike we're going to play

00:54:17.220 that again because we didn't get the very beginning the electric car is not to save the world from

00:54:23.560 climate change it's to impose control it will decide where you can and cannot go because where

00:54:29.420 they don't want you to go it will not take you the computer will not drive the car there that's

00:54:34.580 the idea and a technology for that is simple they've got it on golf carts now you know where

00:54:38.920 they don't want you to drive in a golf cart it will stop you have to reverse i know it sounds

00:54:43.320 simplified no it's not simplified it's actually a wonderful example of what the plan is wonderful

00:54:49.220 example that's David Icke by the way and and so that is true for those of you that don't play

00:54:55.440 golf I was playing I was a few years ago now we're playing at at Pinawa Golf and Country Club and

00:55:02.420 I wanted to drive to a certain area because I hit my ball there bad shot and the cart wouldn't go

00:55:09.180 it just stopped and I thought what the heck well you're outside the zone what zone they've got a

00:55:17.500 grid, a GPS grid that turns off the cart whenever you go outside of the grid. Could they do that

00:55:25.060 with electric vehicles? Absolutely they could. Can they do it with diesel engines? No, they can't

00:55:30.160 because the engines are not in their control. Yeah, maybe the onboard computer is, but certainly

00:55:35.660 not the engine. The engine will continue to run. Could they shut the engine down using the onboard

00:55:41.620 computer? Absolutely. But the engine itself still exists and there is a way around the onboard

00:55:46.700 computer if you're a mechanic you know that so yeah that's a very good point that is a very very

00:55:58.300 good point and there's another uh conversation that you can have with somebody who is on the

00:56:03.100 fence why electric cars are just electric cars they can't tell you where to drive yeah they can

00:56:07.260 Man, have you been in a golf cart lately?

00:56:09.580 They can do that.

00:56:13.320 So a smug liberal MP today was on X talking about,

00:56:20.720 well, of course, it's mostly conservatives

00:56:22.680 who believe in conspiracy theories

00:56:24.720 regarding this article that came out 0.84

00:56:26.740 from the garbage CP24 in Toronto.

00:56:29.780 From COVID-19 to alien contact, 0.97

00:56:32.020 conspiracy theories are popular in Canada.

00:56:34.600 Survey.

00:56:35.480 So, you see, this is their way of getting around the truth.

00:56:39.480 We're calling it the truth.

00:56:41.480 They call it conspiracy theory.

00:56:44.420 That's the same old trick they've been using for years,

00:56:47.260 but it's not working very much anymore, is it?

00:56:51.180 The Earth is flat.

00:56:53.180 We've been secretly contacted by intelligent beings from other planets.

00:56:56.540 Well, even the U.S. government is now starting to spout that nonsense.

00:56:59.900 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin did not land on the moon in 1969 again who knows there's compelling

00:57:08.620 evidence to show they didn't I'm just saying they may sound like bizarre statements but a new poll

00:57:15.820 suggests a sizable number of Canadians believe in these and other conspiracy theories about five

00:57:21.040 percent of us are flat earthers the poll says 11 say they think the lunar landings were a hoax

00:57:28.500 and one-third of respondents say they think evidence that aliens have been in contact with

00:57:32.900 our planet is being hidden from the public. Leger did this, and they surveyed 1,529 Canadian adults

00:57:39.880 and 1,011 Americans between November 24th and 26th. In all, 79% of Canadians and 84% of Americans

00:57:50.860 surveyed reported believing in at least one of a list of conspiracy theories mentioned in the poll

00:57:56.020 in both countries conservative leaning voters were likely more likely to believe in conspiracies

00:58:01.540 and of course a liberal would say that so my response to him on x was simply this

00:58:09.800 two weeks to flatten the curve conspiracy theory

00:58:13.880 vaccines safe and effective conspiracy theory

00:58:26.020 You're fudging data. It's been proven. Or is that still a conspiracy theory?

00:58:32.580 It's all a game of politics and control. That's all it is. Back to it here. Only a few more stories

00:58:39.860 left. This is kind of a horrifying story. I don't like involving kids in any of this stuff on either

00:58:45.680 side because kids aren't able to decide for themselves many things. That's why they're kids.

00:58:53.380 That's why we have to fight for them and we have to care for them because they don't know yet.

00:58:59.860 That's why they shouldn't be able to decide for themselves whether they want irreversible gender-affirming care or a concocted gene therapy.

00:59:12.900 so parents of this nine-year-old kansas city chiefs fan are now threatening to sue

00:59:20.420 deadspin over the blackface claim you guys may have heard this story charlie kirk was all over

00:59:26.080 this uh last week and there's jesse waters on fox with the kid this kid went to a chiefs game

00:59:33.320 with the full headdress on wearing face paint one side black one side red those are the chiefs colors

00:59:39.000 this writer from deadspin a black writer from deadspin got all over and said this kid should

00:59:46.040 be admonished for his use of blackface in a chiefs game it's unacceptable it's racism

00:59:51.500 so they called out a nine-year-old

00:59:53.980 so the family of the nine-year-old chiefs fan whom deadspin accused of being racist for wearing the

01:00:01.940 native american headdress and painting his face out black now threatening to sue the publisher

01:00:06.620 and the reporter himself of Deadspin.

01:00:09.680 Holden Armeta's parents, Shannon and Raul,

01:00:12.020 have hired Claire Locke, LLP,

01:00:14.520 to demand that the sports news site

01:00:16.360 and senior writer, Karen Phillips,

01:00:18.960 issue a retraction for his story headlined,

01:00:22.160 the NFL needs to speak out

01:00:23.540 against the Kansas City Chiefs fan 0.98

01:00:25.100 in blackface, Native Headdress.

01:00:27.180 They also threatened further legal action

01:00:29.320 against the reporter, Deadspin,

01:00:30.860 publisher, Geo Media, and Great Hill Partners

01:00:32.960 in a letter obtained by NewsNation.

01:00:35.180 These articles, posts on X, and photos about Holden and his parents must be retracted immediately.

01:00:41.020 It's not enough to quietly remove a tweet from X or disable the article from Deadspin's website.

01:00:45.840 You must publish your retractions and issue an apology to my clients with the same prominence and fanfare with which you defamed them.

01:00:55.200 There's the kid there.

01:00:59.180 Heem colors, headdress, Kansas City Chiefs.

01:01:04.540 And by the way, the kid is also part Indian.

01:01:12.740 We're not going to read that article there.

01:01:16.660 What else have we got for you here?

01:01:18.060 Oh, here's an interesting one.

01:01:21.440 This is a Democratic senator questioning a science, sorry, a former athlete over who's stronger, men or women.

01:01:32.120 very interesting but and i appreciate your testimony i really do but there's part of

01:01:40.160 your testimony you talk about bodies to bodies yep that reminds me of some of the um

01:01:45.740 some of the dark days of our history where um you know some of the african-american uh sports uh

01:01:53.940 figures as well as just african-americans were sometimes considered different either

01:01:59.160 They were not human. And that is because of bodies to bodies.

01:02:05.040 So I know that's not what you mean. I know that's not that's not the analogy that you're that you're trying to make.

01:02:11.500 But I'm somewhat wondering if, in fact, if we if we take your analogy all the way to its end, do we do we end up there?

01:02:20.620 so she's asking if you know like is comparing men and women today the same as comparing black

01:02:29.700 and white athletes as before which is like apples and bowling balls but let's hear the answer here

01:02:37.260 through the chair gender identities do not swim in the pool bodies swim in the pool gender identity

01:02:45.460 has absolutely nothing to do with how well an athlete does it's their body it's totally their

01:02:51.320 body right and it doesn't matter if it's a black body or a white body or any other color

01:02:55.820 a male body will always have always have an advantage over a female body and that's the point 0.66

01:03:03.340 i'm making kind of simple right kind of simple watch this trans tiktoker

01:03:13.360 is this the bullying the pizza guy story oh that's still in mulvaney

01:03:19.280 right okay so uh from the website of steven crowder louder with crowder you may have

01:03:26.220 watched the show i find him funny yet annoying uh both i still watch uh trans tiktoker bullies

01:03:32.900 pizza guy over misgendering the guy barely speaks english and thinks it's funny so let's get down

01:03:38.940 the video here this is it all right we're not going to play you the whole thing because it's

01:03:44.540 ridiculously fun it's ridiculous but here we go maybe we should go right to x

01:04:09.660 My apologies, guys.

01:04:18.340 Did they pull this?

01:04:20.740 No.

01:04:21.440 Okay, here's the video.

01:04:23.100 Do you think I look like a girl?

01:04:26.000 I do not understand.

01:04:27.800 You don't?

01:04:28.880 Do I look like a boy or a girl?

01:04:31.180 I am.

01:04:31.880 Me.

01:04:32.920 I think you're a boy.

01:04:34.440 No, I'm a girl.

01:04:35.500 Okay.

01:04:36.240 Okay.

01:04:36.600 What do you think you look like? 0.96

01:04:38.940 sorry no just ugly okay you can actually have my pizza do you like those yeah he's so mean 0.97

01:04:50.060 i'm not eating his pizza so you should have it oh yeah okay you enjoy your pizza bye

01:04:55.820 look at him he's so mean do i look like a boy or girl he's telling me i'm a man

01:04:59.660 come on it doesn't take rocket science he thinks it's funny right it doesn't take rocket science

01:05:06.700 to figure it out.

01:05:08.560 Thank you. Enjoy your pizza. Bye.

01:05:10.560 Bye. I'm just telling you, you have to be more respectful.

01:05:13.500 Yeah, you're welcome.

01:05:15.740 You're not embarrassed 0.99

01:05:16.900 to be ignorant 1.00

01:05:18.520 and rude. 0.99

01:05:23.400 I am not good English.

01:05:25.840 I don't buy that for a minute.

01:05:28.660 I'm a girl. If you don't believe

01:05:31.040 I'm a girl, I'm so

01:05:33.060 insulted. You're a crude 0.98

01:05:35.000 beast. 1.00

01:05:36.700 listen run around in whatever freakish costume you want to run around in but do not expect me 0.98

01:05:43.540 or anybody else to accept your psychosis it's that simple i think you speak english just fine

01:05:51.700 because you understood every other sentence we had 0.83

01:05:54.680 i would never eat your pizza in a million years you're so rude oh that's a dude by the way that's 0.70

01:06:10.380 a dude look at this i'm a girl i'm a girl you're not 0.77

01:06:17.160 this is another basic question that a lot of these uh trans people

01:06:25.200 can't seem to answer i feel like a woman how how do you know how a woman feels

01:06:31.080 you're in a male body you have never had a female experience in your life ever so how is it you feel

01:06:42.960 like a woman please explain that to me well explaining what a woman is that would be so cool 0.98

01:06:50.680 uh if they could but they can't all right this is funny i don't

01:06:58.780 things i think when i'm stoned is the x account you guys need to go follow only 3 394 followers

01:07:12.000 but puts out some brilliant videos so let's see if we can yeah all right my pronouns aren't preferred

01:07:18.980 they are mandatory my pronouns aren't preferred they are mad no they're not mandatory they're

01:07:26.680 maybe for you but not for anybody else and these people need to understand

01:07:30.760 very quickly i think it's coming on them very quickly now but we coddled them as children

01:07:36.500 to make them believe the world revolves around them so that's on us and now we have to try and

01:07:42.300 undo this somehow anyway here's the my pronouns aren't preferred they are mandatory 0.51

01:07:46.960 okay how the fuck am i supposed to know when i'm only meeting someone on the go 0.71

01:07:54.420 and i'm not allowed to guess by how they look or how they dress or by what they got that's going 0.93

01:07:59.600 on below see on this topic i'm a little gray when meeting someone new what do i say 0.99

01:08:06.440 because if i have to start our talk asking if you have a cock then you're not my kind of person 0.95

01:08:11.480 anyway and just one more little thing before i'm gone respect is earned it's not demanded in a song 0.98

01:08:19.240 if you want to be a she or a they is or a z good for you but you can't make me play along

01:08:25.120 um i love that guy if you're on x you must follow that guy donald trump has ripped 0.98

01:08:34.380 robert de niro as a total loser and a mental midget we'll tell you this story in just a second 0.68

01:08:40.380 if you're watching on x please a repost and uh what's the other thing you do oh yeah the heart 0.90

01:08:46.240 on facebook it's a like and a share rumble go ahead give us a thumbs up please uh also can you

01:08:51.680 go ahead and share on rumble by hitting the share button beneath the screen that will highlight the

01:08:56.640 url to this particular episode of the show from there you can share it to anywhere else if you're

01:09:01.160 watching on twitch hey how's it going please give us a share so this story came from um sun media

01:09:10.220 donald trump punched back against robert zero after the two-time oscar winner used a speech

01:09:19.640 at last week's former president there we go all right the 77 year old republican presidential

01:09:28.620 frontrunner lashed out at the 80-year-old De Niro, saying his acting talents have greatly

01:09:33.600 diminished following De Niro's fiery Trump speech while accepting an award for Killers of the Flower

01:09:39.140 Moon in New York City. He's become unwatchable, Trump said on Truth Social, telling De Niro to

01:09:46.200 focus on his life, which is a mess rather than the lives of others. He has become a total loser 1.00

01:09:52.000 as the world watches, waits, and laughs. 1.00

01:09:57.340 Trump then continued to pan the actor, 0.99

01:09:59.840 writing, Robert De Niro is a mental midget 1.00

01:10:01.720 whose mind is shot and whose life is a total train wreck, 1.00

01:10:04.940 very much like crooked Joe Biden.

01:10:07.320 He can't put two sentences together. 1.00

01:10:09.140 The good news is that this crude and very stupid animal 1.00

01:10:12.540 has lost all credibility. 1.00

01:10:14.920 That's what Trump said.

01:10:16.080 So we're going to get past what De Niro said.

01:10:19.140 And why did Trump say that De Niro's life was in tatters?

01:10:26.640 Well, it's because here it is here.

01:10:31.920 Trump's jab at De Niro's life as a total train wreck was likely a swipe at a recent lawsuit

01:10:46.380 the actor lost in which a jury awarded more than 1.2 million dollars to his former personal

01:10:52.880 assistant for subjecting her to a toxic work environment. During the trial, jurors heard

01:10:59.740 testimony that De Niro and his girlfriend Tiffany Chen teamed up against Graham Chase Robinson

01:11:04.680 to turn a job she once loved into a nightmare. Robinson said she has suffered depression since

01:11:11.200 quitting and hasn't worked in four years despite applying for 638 jobs. So he's clearly blackballing

01:11:18.300 her as well. I don't have a social life, she said. I'm so humiliated and embarrassed and feel so

01:11:23.740 judged. I feel so damaged in a way. I lost my life, lost my career, lost my financial independence,

01:11:29.740 I lost everything.

01:11:31.460 So here's what I have to say to anybody who has skeletons like that in their closet.

01:11:40.140 Before you reach out on social media or whatever media you have access to to try and trash somebody else, make sure your life is completely in order first.

01:11:53.420 What do they say about throwing stones at glass houses or from glass houses?

01:11:58.800 you wreck your home well before you ever have a chance at hitting the other person that you're

01:12:05.260 actually throwing the rock at truth seeker tayana truth seeker 0 1 0 1 1 is going to be coming on

01:12:13.760 the show at some point this week although i haven't got the night pegged yet i'll let you

01:12:18.680 guys know as soon as i know and i want to thank you for being here tonight to share the show with

01:12:24.820 me uh again if you're watching on facebook it's a like and share on rumble it's a thumbs up and a

01:12:30.360 share on x it's a repost and a heart and on twitch it's a hey how's it going and that's it for the

01:12:37.540 show tonight you guys i love you all i appreciate you all i've got a new people have been asking me

01:12:43.680 this is just a quick little thing here i want to see if what you guys say so write down in the

01:12:47.600 comments uh if you'd be interested first of all because if you're not then i'm not going to do

01:12:54.500 this people have been asking me for almost three years shadow how come you haven't got any merch

01:13:00.120 and i said the reason for me not having any well there's a number of a number of reasons but

01:13:04.320 uh the first one is i haven't got a logo i i don't even know what to what i would put on

01:13:12.100 the shirt but i do have a logo coming up very soon and people have been saying to me i like

01:13:19.200 those hood shirts that you wear on the show from time to time and i would buy one of those with

01:13:25.220 your logo on it in a heartbeat and i thought never thought of that so if you guys would be

01:13:32.600 interested in something like that in i don't know three or four different colors then please let me

01:13:39.520 know in the comment section and if i get enough hey man i'll be interested in doing that for sure

01:13:44.720 I will see if I can round up a batch of those and get them out to you maybe in the new year.

01:13:52.920 If you'd like to support the show, you can do so with e-transfer, shadowdavis at gmail.com, S-H-A-D-O-E-D-A-V-I-S at gmail.com, password shadow, S-H-A-D-O-E.

01:14:05.960 All right, so you guys have a great rest of your night, a great day tomorrow.

01:14:09.340 I will catch you tomorrow night, 8 o'clock central for another Shadow at Night livestream.

01:14:13.360 and I said this before I'll say it again I love you all I appreciate you all I will talk to you

01:14:18.580 soon bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - December 05, 2023

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