The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Mon Feb. 19th⧸2024 One Third of Drs and half of Nurses reluctant to take the shots!

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00:02:30.000 hello everybody and welcome to shadow at night this is monday it's holiday monday all across

00:02:37.700 the country and depending on where you are it depends on what it's called in manitoba

00:02:41.680 it's louis real day i think it's family day pretty much everywhere else maybe there's a

00:02:46.840 couple of provinces or territories that have a different name but ultimately a national holiday

00:02:52.580 and so i hope you enjoyed your long weekend and we're getting back to it tonight we have news

00:02:59.300 according to a survey done by health canada that shows one third of doctors were very hesitant to

00:03:07.060 take the covet jabs one third of they did it anyway but they were very hesitant to do so i

00:03:14.540 don't know what's in this well you're going to lose your job if you don't all right all right

00:03:18.440 all right all right and one half of nurses very very hesitant to take the covet 19 vaccine we'll

00:03:25.580 get more into that also the government of canada has agreed to send 800 drones to ukraine to help

00:03:32.640 fight that war against russia because ukraine ukraine ukraine you know justin trudeau he

00:03:37.860 stands up in the house of commons and he says we are committed to helping ukraine win this war

00:03:42.940 and the people on the other side are not and that's a fact look man i don't know what he's

00:03:49.240 smoking or what kind of pills he takes when he wakes up in the morning but ultimately he's not

00:03:53.820 reading the room i believe that after two years of this canadians are kind of sick of our money

00:04:00.740 our tax money being sent to ukraine to try to help them win a unwittable war so we're going

00:04:09.200 to get to that and there's all kinds of other stuff matter of fact i'm not sure if you guys

00:04:14.500 have heard there's a there's a resolution that was passed in parliament today

00:04:19.820 against the liberals that is asking for the liberals to reconsider or at least have a look

00:04:27.160 at their immigration targets for the next five years half a million people we're going to let

00:04:31.500 into the country next year and a year after that and so on and so on and that is roughly a city

00:04:36.500 the size of hamilton ontario that's a lot of people and i'm not sure if you've noticed in

00:04:41.660 your city or town lately but there seems to be a new element let's just say in our country not

00:04:49.800 Not that I'm opposed and I don't care about skin color, I don't care about religion.

00:04:54.260 Well, kind of I do, but, and the reason I say that is because there are certain religions

00:04:59.980 that just don't mix with the main religion of any given country.

00:05:05.680 They just are not compatible.

00:05:07.840 It's like trying to put oil and water in a container, they just kind of don't mix, right?

00:05:14.220 And we're getting a lot of that over here, and it seems as though the governments, not

00:05:18.960 just federally but provincially as well depending on the province you're in once again seem to be

00:05:24.960 against anything that is traditionally canadian like the burning of the churches i think we

00:05:31.140 reached 100 christian churches burned in the last couple of years in canada they never say a thing 0.74

00:05:36.120 about it but if it's a mosque oh well that's a different story outrage everywhere right so we've 1.00

00:05:43.920 got a problem in this country with a certain element and i'm not and again i don't want

00:05:50.140 anybody thinking he's a racist i'm not talking about the people who are coming here i'm talking

00:05:57.040 about the people who are just letting them in without any kind of verification

00:06:02.540 that's different it seems as though they're doing this on purpose just like in the united

00:06:10.460 States with their southern border crisis. Anyway, we're going to get into that as we

00:06:14.500 go along with the show tonight. Welcome, everybody. If you're watching on Facebook

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00:06:21.840 Nanosilver, canadananosilver.ca. We did have a guest lined

00:06:26.400 up tonight. She is a nurse from Nova Scotia who was just

00:06:30.320 this past weekend, after going to the celebrations, the two-year anniversary

00:06:34.260 of the Freedom Convoy celebrations in Ottawa, she drove all the way from New Brunswick

00:06:38.180 to Ottawa for the celebrations and then, no, sorry, Nova Scotia to Ottawa, then came back

00:06:44.040 to start a new job in New Brunswick tomorrow. She was going to come on the show tonight and

00:06:48.020 tell us all about the hell she's been through for the past few years, but too tired. And

00:06:53.040 I don't blame her for that. So we'll try and get her on again next week. Her name is Janelle.

00:06:57.100 I had a wonderful conversation on the phone with her this afternoon. And again, hopefully

00:07:01.280 we can get her on next week. So you're stuck with just me tonight, you guys. I hope you

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00:08:09.360 yourself hello chuck watching in kamloops tonight linda is watching in trenton hello ronda in

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00:09:16.740 Had to turn it down, Mustang Sandy said.

00:09:19.100 Hello, Tumbleweed Boy.

00:09:21.700 I sound muffled.

00:09:22.900 all right i i don't know what you guys are talking about like it sounds perfectly fine

00:09:30.880 in my headphones but muffled i i don't know does it sound i'm distorting all right well

00:09:38.040 let me just turn this down how about now am i still distorting we're working with a new sound

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00:11:16.300 i say again canada nanosilver.ca all right so the big news that i woke up to this morning

00:11:22.400 from tamara who got a hold of myself and eva chippy chippy through x and then through a social

00:11:30.000 group that we have on one of the social medias, I can't remember which, is that the Canadian

00:11:36.540 Voices Showcase coming up in March, early March, March the 9th, Saturday, March 9th

00:11:42.660 in Swift Current, in support of Chris Barber's legal fees and the legal fees of others, has

00:11:48.320 been sold out.

00:11:50.160 That's going to be a fantastic night in Swift Current.

00:11:52.800 I'm looking forward to it.

00:11:54.280 Hopefully I get a chance to meet you there and maybe, just maybe, maybe they might be

00:11:59.980 be able to sell a few more tickets if they can find some extra space. I'm not thinking that's

00:12:06.180 going to be the case, but you never know. So I look forward to seeing you in Swift Current on

00:12:10.460 March the 9th at the Canadian Voices Showcase with Eva Chipiak and Tom Marazzo and Chris Barber,

00:12:16.340 Tamera Leach, myself, and Jamie Saleh is also going to be there from Canadians for Truth.

00:12:22.020 Tomorrow night, the guest on the show is Tasha Fishman, who works on Unschooling the Mind. This

00:12:28.120 is a very interesting concept it's almost like deprogramming not just children but adults alike

00:12:32.900 what we learn in school what we learn from workplaces what we learn from television radio

00:12:38.780 the left-wing corporate media that all needs to be unschooled from us and we actually need to it

00:12:45.840 helps us actually think on our own it's a very interesting concept unschooling the mind is the

00:12:51.080 topic of the show tomorrow night with our guest tasha fishman hopefully you will join us for that

00:12:56.420 And Chris Dacey from Dacey Media is going to join the show on Wednesday night.

00:13:01.640 He was at a press conference, part of a press conference, at Parliament Hill on Friday,

00:13:06.640 inside the Parliament buildings, actually.

00:13:08.800 I thought it was pretty cool.

00:13:10.120 He was one of the organizers of the big second anniversary Freedom Convoy celebrations this past weekend in Ottawa.

00:13:16.680 And here's what he had to say to all of us.

00:13:22.640 Hey, Dacey here.

00:13:23.980 It's the second anniversary of the Freedom Convoy.

00:13:27.440 He marches when we do downtown Ottawa.

00:13:30.220 And it is blocks line behind me.

00:13:39.900 Everybody knows that Trudeau must go.

00:13:43.580 Everybody knows that Trudeau must go.

00:13:46.280 I like that.

00:13:46.940 All right, so there was a couple of speeches down there,

00:13:49.720 including our friend Patriot Smoothie, who had a few things to say.

00:13:53.980 He's been here, he's a Wellington Street regular, and everybody in the country knows that he has more integrity than the entire CBC, CTV, and Global City News all together.

00:14:05.560 Everybody right?

00:14:06.680 You got him.

00:14:07.860 Everybody please his name.

00:14:09.800 Thanks, Johnny.

00:14:10.680 That's quite the hype.

00:14:11.520 It's hard to meet that guy's bubble energy, folks.

00:14:13.980 Really?

00:14:14.620 It's here, and you can't go anywhere else things get sad.

00:14:18.120 Here we go.

00:14:18.980 There we go.

00:14:19.320 Thank you, everyone, for coming here to Ottawa on the second anniversary of the Freedom Convoy.

00:14:24.460 I recently had Justice Hoseley's decision, as you've probably heard by now,

00:14:28.660 where the Freedom Conv, the Use of the Mercies Act, was found to be...

00:14:32.320 What was it talking about?

00:14:33.720 It was found to be absolutely illegal, unlawful, unconstitutional, and wrong.

00:14:41.200 Yes, folks, whether you agree with the Freedom Conv or not,

00:14:44.400 we can't have governance using extraordinary powers like that

00:14:48.080 Because your egos are hurt. No matter who you are, that's a dangerous precedent, and that can't be allowed to stand.

00:14:54.340 And it wasn't allowed to stand in the courts. When it finally got there, isn't it funny how that works?

00:14:59.060 That's good news. Anyways, I don't have a lot to say, but I just wanted to say, thank you for coming here.

00:15:03.740 Thank you for showing up in Ottawa. I love all the cars and trucks driving on Wellington, honking the horns.

00:15:10.340 That gets me every time. Doesn't everybody like a little bit of horn honking here?

00:15:13.920 I don't speak French. I'm sorry. I wish I did. I should speak French. My goodness. If I spoke French by now, where would I be?

00:15:30.120 But anyways, thank you again for coming to Ottawa. Thank you for not being intimidated. Thank you for standing up for what's right.

00:15:37.040 Everybody, let's hear it for all of you. Let's go. Come on.

00:15:39.440 We can do better than that, I don't know what, the Prime Minister is probably serving somewhere

00:15:45.960 at the funeral right now, so everybody, I want you to sit, everyone together will be

00:15:51.160 going to cheer, so that he can hear you on the beach, everyone, one, two, three, let's

00:15:56.900 go, yeah, freedom, freedom, freedom, that is the name, beautiful, good words, that's

00:16:09.220 it's interesting i have been let me just yeah okay so um i've been saying for the past while

00:16:21.380 that rallies in the street don't seem to be doing much in our favor people find them to be a nuisance

00:16:30.960 people find them to be pointless they're not well attended any longer and i suppose that's because

00:16:36.460 the motivation isn't there. People understand that we need to do other things. And people

00:16:42.640 are doing other things. So the rallies are important in one way, and that is getting

00:16:47.220 people together like that to just be with each other. Those kinds of situations where

00:16:55.300 you can never recreate the Freedom Convoy. I mean, that will never be created again in

00:17:02.460 100 years. You can try and capture a part of that magic again, and I think that's what they

00:17:08.440 accomplished this past weekend in Ottawa, but ultimately what it takes now is for people

00:17:14.940 getting together, doing seminars, information sessions about what we talked about the other

00:17:21.220 night. You know, James Roguski was on the show talking about the World Health Organization

00:17:28.120 and their treaty which is set to be signed in may and if you missed that show from last thursday

00:17:33.880 night i suggest you go back and watch it and especially what james stressed that night was

00:17:40.240 read the document read the document read the document for yourself it's alarming now he's

00:17:49.820 absolutely correct i read the document twice this past weekend the first two chapters are flowery

00:17:56.020 language designed to set you up and make you think, well, we're doing this for the greater good.

00:17:59.940 Of course, this is absolutely necessary. We need this. We need this to protect you and your family's

00:18:04.860 health. But then you get to chapter three and it is a nightmare, the kind of nightmare you see in

00:18:13.960 those futuristic movies like Mad Max. It's awful. They want to be able to track your every breath,

00:18:22.160 your every movement, your every financial transaction, everything.

00:18:27.780 They want your country, in times of pandemic, of course,

00:18:31.000 in times of danger, to give up its sovereignty

00:18:33.340 and enact whatever they tell you to enact.

00:18:39.440 And they will have absolute authority to do that.

00:18:42.800 Again, incredibly alarming.

00:18:45.560 What's worse is that there are countries that are going,

00:18:49.320 yeah, we absolutely have to have this.

00:18:51.160 we all have to work together we all have to work in lockstep

00:18:55.460 just like they did before or at least tried to build back better remember

00:19:00.600 all the provinces in our country seem to be working hand in hand as well well if saskatchewan

00:19:07.880 is shutting down and ontario is shutting down well we have to shut down too and so does bc and

00:19:13.320 quebec we all have to shut down remember what they did to us back then they had and i couldn't

00:19:19.640 even believe this because it felt like, not that I was there, but it felt like what we've heard

00:19:26.340 about from Nazi Germany or those USSR Soviet countries in the 1970s and 80s. You had to have 0.58

00:19:35.260 your papers ready for check stops at any point. There were check stops at provincial border

00:19:41.440 crossings check stops now they weren't checking your vaccine passport at that point from what i

00:19:50.240 remember but they were telling you oh hey just so you know there's a pandemic on you should stay

00:19:56.060 safe try to stay safe yeah we know who doesn't know what's the point of this the point of all

00:20:05.940 of that was compliance they wanted to see exactly how compliant we would be as a people

00:20:12.060 And they found out.

00:20:14.680 My question has been, and still is,

00:20:18.900 and we're not going to know this until they try it on us again.

00:20:22.340 And hopefully they won't.

00:20:25.340 Because they see that there's going to be massive resistance.

00:20:28.020 Hopefully there is massive resistance.

00:20:29.780 Hopefully we tell them all to F.O.

00:20:31.620 We're not doing that again.

00:20:33.060 We're going to get to a story about how many small and medium-sized businesses

00:20:37.700 in this country went down because of the pandemic response in just a second more video from the

00:20:44.900 weekend in ottawa guys and i'm not sure if you've heard this name before deanna sharif

00:20:49.500 she's an antifa she's a pro-palestine she's a anti-science activist who goes out and counter

00:20:59.680 protests whenever there's a gathering in ottawa well she was forcibly removed from the premises

00:21:05.340 this past weekend and it's actually kind of funny and the reason for this is because she was getting

00:21:10.840 physical and up in the grills and many of the people who were there celebrating having a good

00:21:14.340 time let's watch the video so you can see for yourself okay this is her right here

00:21:25.900 here. Let's continue. I should give you a language warning as well. There we go. 1.00

00:21:55.900 so you see they're trying to wave over the parliamentary police there

00:22:11.200 to arrest her and guess what look what happens she actually does get arrested

00:22:17.100 and you guys know that

00:22:20.940 that we don't come

00:22:25.920 get in people's faces

00:22:26.920 they arrested the right person

00:22:42.160 instigator right there

00:22:43.780 Wait for the applause when they take her away, this is funny.

00:23:13.780 Don't laugh away you go Deanna where you go

00:23:35.100 back up we're gonna get into trouble okay so they give her the perp walk and they say

00:23:45.880 watch your head when you get into the back of the car but the big thing about this

00:23:49.900 is that she has been barred banned from showing up at any protests on parliament hill for the

00:23:57.240 next year from what i understand from the people in ottawa that's what they heard i don't know

00:24:02.900 that police can actually do something like that.

00:24:05.340 Maybe they can trespass her or something. 1.00

00:24:07.200 They can issue a trespass order.

00:24:09.180 But I think something like that

00:24:10.300 has to be decided at a court of law.

00:24:12.340 In the meantime,

00:24:13.100 and I don't think that Deanna Sharif

00:24:14.900 is going to abide by any of that. 0.99

00:24:17.140 She's one of the most awful people, 1.00

00:24:19.000 and I've never met this woman, 0.98

00:24:20.780 so I can't say for sure.

00:24:23.380 Yeah, I've never sat down and had a coffee with her.

00:24:25.200 Not that I would.

00:24:27.020 I can't see a circumstance

00:24:28.220 in which I would, or any of us would. 1.00

00:24:32.900 But she seems to be one of the most vile creatures 1.00

00:24:36.600 that you could ever experience in your life 1.00

00:24:39.800 based upon a difference of opinion,

00:24:41.940 which is all this is.

00:24:44.560 That's it.

00:24:46.040 That's all.

00:24:47.460 Just a difference of opinion.

00:24:48.880 And I don't even really know

00:24:51.780 what she's protesting against.

00:24:54.320 People having a good time.

00:24:56.540 People celebrating freedom.

00:24:58.700 People celebrating a court victory.

00:25:00.540 they don't like that they don't like to lose nobody likes to lose i understand that but this

00:25:07.580 one she was all by herself too i think she may have had one or two friends with her at certain

00:25:11.780 points throughout the celebrations over the weekend by the way they did have fireworks

00:25:17.060 this past weekend in ottawa as well it was the wrap-up of what do they call it winterlude out

00:25:22.780 there chris dacy was one of the organizers he was at the parliament hill press conference

00:25:27.700 along with a guy named Derek Noonan on Friday,

00:25:31.060 and Chris is going to be joining the show on Wednesday night.

00:25:34.100 This story comes from the Epoch Times, and I thought, wow, wow.

00:25:38.220 Because isn't this what we've been saying for the past couple of years now?

00:25:42.640 The people, most of the people, not all, 1.00

00:25:45.240 but most of the people that took the zzzz, zzzz, zzzz, zzzz, zzzz,

00:25:47.800 did so to inoculate themselves not from a virus they had a 99.9% chance of recovering from,

00:25:56.020 but from losing their jobs, but from losing their income, from losing their homes, from losing their

00:26:01.200 families, from losing their vehicles, from losing everything they have ever worked for in their

00:26:05.880 entire lives. I know some people that gave all those things up because of their commitment to

00:26:13.100 what's right but by and large i would suggest that many people who got this vaccine this genetic

00:26:22.160 formula they got it to save themselves and their families but the problem with that is what do you

00:26:31.960 think if they do it once they might do it again and again and again and again but let's go ahead

00:26:39.600 and read this because I believe that the medical community is probably a lot the same as the rest

00:26:45.620 of the society. One third of doctors, half of nurses in Canada reluctant to take COVID vaccines.

00:26:53.560 This is according to a government survey. Story by Matthew Horwood. One third of doctors and over

00:27:00.020 half of nurses reluctant to take these vaccines because they feared potential side effects,

00:27:05.100 according to in-house research by the Public Health Agency of Canada.

00:27:10.360 59% of health care workers reported some degree of hesitancy

00:27:14.700 in their decision to get vaccinated, said their report,

00:27:17.940 which added that 31% of doctors and 54% of nurses surveyed

00:27:22.500 admitted some level of hesitancy.

00:27:24.460 What bothers me more than anything about these numbers

00:27:27.320 is that 69% of doctors went,

00:27:30.640 Yeah, go ahead, I'm down.

00:27:32.460 These guys should know better.

00:27:35.860 These guys should know better.

00:27:37.160 Do you know how long it takes on average

00:27:38.880 to get a vaccine on the market,

00:27:40.940 any kind of new medication?

00:27:42.360 Between 10 and 15 years.

00:27:44.960 When these things came out,

00:27:47.380 when these shots came out,

00:27:48.480 they were still calling COVID-19

00:27:50.280 a novel virus.

00:27:52.700 A novel virus brand new to society.

00:27:56.420 It had never been seen before.

00:27:57.440 It came from bats or pangolins or whatever.

00:27:59.960 No, it didn't.

00:28:00.480 We know where it came from.

00:28:01.580 But the bottom line is,

00:28:02.620 how can you design a vaccine

00:28:04.720 for something that is so new

00:28:06.040 that you don't even understand

00:28:07.280 that you don't know where it came from

00:28:09.480 it's impossible

00:28:10.660 it's like curing the common cold

00:28:12.720 which they still haven't been able to do

00:28:14.500 they haven't been able to do it

00:28:17.960 there's absolutely no way

00:28:20.720 that this had any hope

00:28:22.020 of ever working

00:28:23.480 and people should have known that

00:28:25.380 especially medical professionals

00:28:27.380 but they didn't

00:28:31.220 According to Blacklock's reporter, one health care worker questioned during the survey said of the vaccines,

00:28:36.860 you had to get them to keep your job.

00:28:39.480 Another said the vaccines were developed in a matter of a couple of months that's being handed out like candy.

00:28:44.580 A third worker said, I have a family and a mortgage.

00:28:47.500 I was like, what would I be able to do to make the same amount of money and provide for my family?

00:28:52.240 The research found that despite many health workers being reluctant,

00:28:56.140 89% received the vaccines

00:28:58.820 with the most commonly reported reason being

00:29:00.960 a fear of job loss

00:29:02.920 think about that

00:29:05.500 and think about everybody else

00:29:08.920 and would they be willing to do it again

00:29:11.180 that is the problem

00:29:15.420 and with these numbers coming out

00:29:17.520 guys like Troy Westwood

00:29:18.880 I'm not sure if you know who that is

00:29:20.300 but he's a former CFL place kicker

00:29:22.520 played for the Blue Bombers

00:29:23.880 I follow the guy on Twitter

00:29:25.480 and he is absolutely against anybody who still has a problem with what happened during the

00:29:33.400 covid response get over it it's done it's finished no no no it's not it's not because

00:29:41.020 reports like this keep coming out people still are dealing with covid19 vaccine injuries

00:29:48.700 they may never recover from.

00:29:52.040 People still can't go back to work.

00:29:54.180 Do you know nurses in Nova Scotia

00:29:55.960 still have to be vaccinated 1.00

00:29:57.920 with this ridiculous crap 1.00

00:29:59.420 to go back to work? 1.00

00:30:02.200 I'm sure it's that way

00:30:03.500 in a couple of other provinces as well.

00:30:06.100 It's absolutely absurd.

00:30:07.760 And I'm sure there are still

00:30:08.940 different companies who require this

00:30:11.120 in order to hire people.

00:30:15.640 Yeah.

00:30:16.540 So no, it's not over.

00:30:18.620 It's not over.

00:30:19.340 How many cases in court have been declared moot?

00:30:23.400 These mandates were never canceled.

00:30:26.940 They were only just kind of quietly shelved for a while.

00:30:33.520 Paused, I believe, was the word they used.

00:30:35.760 This is not over.

00:30:37.980 And anybody who claims that it is really needs to see a doctor,

00:30:43.320 and, you know, an honest one.

00:30:44.400 according to the federal government's health info base 80.4 percent of people across canada or

00:30:51.240 around 24.3 million people completed their primary series of these ridiculous things

00:30:57.020 by november of 2022 based on data as of november 6th that year while health care workers generally

00:31:04.360 expressed strong support for vaccination in general when it came to these things specifically

00:31:09.700 they had lower perceptions around safety and effectiveness and of course they should

00:31:13.800 those lower perceptions were found particularly among nurses and allied health workers the latter

00:31:21.040 being workers such as medical laboratory technologists dental hygienists paramedics

00:31:25.280 respiratory therapists and dentists but a good deal of them took it anyway and would they do it

00:31:33.260 again that's the question now this story came out last week we didn't get to it last week we're

00:31:37.460 getting to it tonight pandemic response not the pandemic the response to the pandemic and by the

00:31:45.200 way for anybody who says well it's semantic shadow it's not semantics because the response could have

00:31:52.880 had been handled in so many different and better ways for example if you read the great barrington

00:31:59.040 declaration they say well every jurisdiction on the planet had a pandemic response in their

00:32:07.400 coffers they knew exactly what to do if there was a pandemic ever declared and they didn't do it

00:32:13.080 they went along with what everybody else was going along with and that's how we got to this

00:32:20.200 spot where 120 000 small and medium-sized businesses had to close this is according

00:32:26.840 to federal data so no it's not over anybody who thinks it's over well that's a shame think about

00:32:32.320 120,000 businesses, think about your life's work going down the drain because you chose

00:32:40.240 to follow the government's lead on this crapola. 120,000, that's about the population of Thunder

00:32:47.480 Bay, Ontario. Federal data showed the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdowns led to more

00:32:52.860 than 120,000 small and medium-sized businesses closing in Canada. Once again, according to

00:32:58.540 Black Locks Reporter. By the way, guys, if you do not subscribe to Black Locks Reporter, and this

00:33:04.260 is not because I own shares in the company, because I don't. I mean, Black Locks Reporter is

00:33:10.060 veteran journalists who have been in journalism, who know journalism, and have been doing it for

00:33:15.960 over 35 and 40 years in some cases. They all banded together to become an independent journalistic

00:33:22.360 outlet. And they created something called Black Locks

00:33:26.920 Reporter, which is named after a reporter from the early 1900s,

00:33:30.980 Thomas Black Locks, who was a parliamentary reporter.

00:33:34.740 And his famous expression was, that's not the way I saw it, or I

00:33:38.800 heard it, I think. So a man with integrity, and that's who they named

00:33:42.760 their organization after. And these guys dig. They dig. They dig

00:33:46.740 for information, and they get it. How many news sources have you heard, quote,

00:33:50.580 black locks according to black locks reporter so if you're looking for news you like to sit down

00:33:56.260 with actual news because one thing these guys do stress at black locks is we're not right wing

00:34:01.240 we're not left wing we give you the facts we give you the news period we find what we believe is

00:34:07.800 newsworthy and with all that kind of experience they know what should be reported on as opposed

00:34:13.580 to what should be not hello left-wing corporate media and they tell a small organization a little

00:34:21.120 expensive when it comes to a subscription but well worth it a department of industry report showed

00:34:27.300 that 120,344 businesses just disappeared the rate of business creation sharply declined during the

00:34:37.580 COVID-19 response, reaching a record low of 3.8% in 2020, said the report. Key small business

00:34:43.860 statistics. This is a decrease of two percentage points compared with 2019. That's crazy. The

00:34:51.620 report counted 1,216,550 businesses across the country in 2023 compared to 1,226,454 in 2020.

00:35:03.100 Still, new startups offset, in part, those permanent business closures.

00:35:08.480 120,000.

00:35:13.180 Wow.

00:35:14.360 You know what it takes to start a business?

00:35:17.660 I'm not even talking about money.

00:35:20.200 I'm talking about guts.

00:35:22.420 I'm talking about chutzpah.

00:35:24.920 Somebody wants to start a business because they don't want to be beholden to some big corporation.

00:35:29.800 And I can totally get that, man.

00:35:31.800 You want to make a living?

00:35:32.940 you want to do it on your own terms. Excellent. So you go out and you, you start your own business

00:35:38.500 and you come up with a business plan. You got to go to the banks or maybe some investors get some

00:35:43.020 loans, get some capital so you can really get going. You get started. And the government tells

00:35:47.900 you, no, we're shutting you down because you're not essential. You're a non-essential service.

00:35:55.000 Liquor stores are still open. No gyms, Walmart, all the big businesses are open, but you, you,

00:36:01.500 you don't matter but we're going to give you 500 bucks and you're going to have to pay that back

00:36:06.320 by the way yeah seriously this is from the bangkok post an interesting article that came out last

00:36:16.120 week do you guys believe in long covid i don't really i think that long covid and this is my

00:36:23.460 opinion. I'm not a doctor, not a medical professional, but I think long COVID is just

00:36:31.660 a smokescreen for vaccine injuries. And of course you understand why I have to say that because we

00:36:38.160 are on some censorship platforms right now. You guys know what I really think, right? Look into

00:36:44.480 my eyes. Look into my eyes. Long COVID vaccines may cause disease and death. Chula and ranks it.

00:36:55.940 These are two scientists and we're going to get to this story here. Long COVID-19 infections and 0.76

00:37:01.760 multiple COVID-19 vaccinations might let hidden diseases surface. This came out last week. This

00:37:11.180 is what guys like byram bridal were telling us three years ago byram bridal is an expert

00:37:18.560 in vaccinology and not many people listen to him sadly so yeah these vaccinations

00:37:28.660 might let hidden diseases surface weaken immunity and lead to cancer and brain disorders according

00:37:35.220 to authorities from Chulalongkorn and Rangsit Universities.

00:37:40.060 The warning came from Professor Thiravet Himachuda,

00:37:44.080 director of the Thai Red Cross Emerging Infectious Disease Health Science Center

00:37:47.980 at Chulalongkorn University and Panthep Puangfan,

00:37:52.880 dean of the College of Oriental Medicine at Rangsit University.

00:37:56.480 They stated yesterday that symptoms that remain longer than three months after COVID-19,

00:38:01.680 sorry, the Sunday before, not yesterday,

00:38:04.600 than, sorry, symptoms that remained longer than three months

00:38:08.420 after COVID-19 infection were called long COVID

00:38:10.980 and included symptoms concerning the heart, lungs, and nerves,

00:38:15.240 as well as the inflammation of skin, tendons,

00:38:17.940 fibrous tissue, and muscles and joints.

00:38:20.200 They could also lead to cancer

00:38:21.960 and might spark outbreaks of illnesses

00:38:24.200 that lay dormant like herpes, they said.

00:38:28.660 Professor Dr. Theravitt and Mr. Manthup stated,

00:38:31.680 that there were efforts to conceal data about the people affected and killed by the shots,

00:38:37.960 and the official number of people affected by the shots was thus unrealistically low.

00:38:45.120 Consequently, many people were unaware that these shots affected them,

00:38:49.900 and they could not find proper treatment.

00:38:52.460 They also said the mortality rate of ties rose from its levels before and during the pandemic.

00:38:59.720 They urged for investigation to find out if it was related to vaccinations.

00:39:03.280 They did not give relative, sorry, relevant numbers.

00:39:07.140 Studies in other countries showed that COVID-19 vaccination killed some people

00:39:10.800 who suffered damage to their systems, including their heart, blood, and respiratory systems, they claimed.

00:39:15.640 In addition, the faculty of medicine at Changlun Corn University found nearly 100 COVID-19 cases

00:39:21.880 who were vaccinated had the inflammation and protein conditions that indicate brain disorders, they said.

00:39:29.080 with some already showing brain disorder symptoms.

00:39:33.440 Now, my friends, Bangkok Post, Thailand, populous country.

00:39:40.620 This is a mainstream media source over there.

00:39:45.480 People should be rightly concerned, but the big thing,

00:39:49.340 we're going to get to that story from the Washington Post in just a second,

00:39:52.480 the big thing is that we know there are people out there who are dealing still

00:39:59.000 trying to get better from these vaccinations some have been successful some have been partially

00:40:06.900 successful some not at all until the authorities the powers that be and this is something else

00:40:13.640 you know it's over get get on with your life man like what are you doing those people that

00:40:18.480 are saying that stuff they're absolutely ridiculous i saw a guy in superstore the

00:40:21.860 other day before he walked in you know that big long corridor you have to walk in there's the 0.90

00:40:25.700 main doors and then the big long corridor and then the the other doors to get into the store

00:40:29.740 saw a guy standing there an older gentleman in his mid-70s looked healthy for his age and he's

00:40:34.780 putting on a mask and then a second mask and then a third even today or yesterday whenever it was

00:40:41.860 still going on people's brains are damaged man they're not thinking right people need

00:40:47.940 at least some kind of therapy i know that that there are some medical professionals out there

00:40:55.560 trying to develop something in the way of vaccine injury remedies for people. I know Dr. Peter

00:41:01.820 McCullough's got something going on. I'm not sure if it's been completely successful or not.

00:41:07.260 But in order for these people to at least get some kind of treatment, the government and all

00:41:14.320 of these doctors, these boards of doctors, colleges of doctors and physicians, they need,

00:41:21.060 physicians and surgeons, they need to acknowledge that these injuries

00:41:25.480 exist first, and they

00:41:29.560 have not. And the payouts

00:41:33.860 take a year and a half. You have to prove

00:41:37.680 that this is going to mangle you for the rest of your life or cause you death

00:41:41.040 before you ever see any compensation from the government for a vaccine

00:41:45.440 injury. And to even get a doctor to say, you know, this looks like it might be

00:41:49.660 a vaccine injury, you've got to twist some arms.

00:41:54.880 You've got to advocate for yourself very hard in the system

00:41:57.820 or else forget about it.

00:41:58.800 You just get forgotten about intentionally in some cases.

00:42:02.960 So that's why we keep putting the pressure on.

00:42:06.180 That's why we keep saying to whoever is going to listen

00:42:11.160 that these things need to be resolved

00:42:13.120 before we can move forward.

00:42:14.980 Can't move forward without it.

00:42:16.520 okay we've got some more here for you again the show continues after nine o'clock central tonight

00:42:24.240 on shadow davis.com for all access members high risk patients alarmed by cdc's plan to ease

00:42:30.720 covid isolation guidance what so the cdc saying you know we don't really need to isolate those

00:42:38.920 people with covid anymore but there's people going what are you talking about i'm gonna

00:42:42.540 are you crazy concerns among medically vulnerable people are growing as the cdc prepares to drop

00:42:51.400 its long-standing recommendation that those with covet isolate for five days what year they living

00:42:58.260 in they step into a time machine or something i didn't think they could that's crazy people with

00:43:05.960 compromised immune systems worry that co-workers will return to the office while they're still

00:43:10.180 contagious. At the same time, the few remaining policies guaranteeing paid leave for employees

00:43:15.400 with COVID are largely coming to an end. New York, the only state that still requires paid

00:43:21.600 leave for COVID isolation, is considering ending that benefit this summer. Here's what I say,

00:43:27.900 and this is what I've always said. Go get yourself one of those bubbles. You know the kinds of

00:43:34.060 bubbles you see at halftime during a football game you know where you put somebody in a bubble

00:43:41.020 and then they have to roll to the finish line to win a prize

00:43:44.360 you put somebody in in one of those bubbles and fill it with you know the purest air you can find

00:43:56.780 make sure they're wearing three masks inside that bubble and then you got the little you know glove

00:44:01.920 holes where you can stick your hands in and so you can get things. Um, or you can play a game

00:44:07.640 with somebody on the outside of your bubble, like the bubble boy from Seinfeld. Those people should

00:44:12.100 be living in bubbles. If they're that concerned about catching something, anything, then let them

00:44:19.000 live in a bubble. I will personally arrange for you to get your groceries delivered. Ah, you know

00:44:25.260 what? I don't have to do that anymore. You can go ahead and get your groceries delivered any number

00:44:29.640 of ways there's so many different ways to do it these days these people i can't believe it

00:44:36.940 all right uh here we go this is a story i was talking about a little bit earlier motion calling

00:44:42.720 on liberals to review immigration target passes because they are a minority government so this

00:44:48.420 motion to curb record immigration levels within 100 days spearheaded by the bloc quebecois passed

00:44:54.660 the House of Commons with a vote of 173 to 150. That was today. All 149 Liberal MPs voted against

00:45:01.580 the motion, with one independent joining. The rest of the independents, the entirety of the

00:45:06.720 Conservatives, the Bloc, NDP, and Green Party voted in favor of the motion. So they're going to have

00:45:11.800 to look at, at least, how many people they're letting into the country in the next few years.

00:45:16.420 Now, interesting. You guys have heard about Brett Weinstein. He's been on all the big American talk

00:45:21.360 shows the last couple of years well this is a 14 minute 40 second segment we're going to play the

00:45:27.740 whole thing for you here i believe it's very important that we all hear this brett weinstein

00:45:32.080 has been to a place i think called the darwinian pass in central or south america

00:45:38.540 and that pass is the only reason that we haven't seen a steady stream of south americans but not

00:45:45.920 just South Americans, but people living in South America from coming to North America,

00:45:51.520 specifically Canada and the United States.

00:45:55.440 So listen to the conversation these two have.

00:45:57.720 I've listened to this a couple of times.

00:45:59.180 It's very fascinating.

00:46:01.160 And Brett Weinstein, by the way, guys, he's a college professor.

00:46:04.820 He's a highly educated man.

00:46:06.420 He is not some wingnut conspiracy theorist.

00:46:09.700 So if you haven't seen this, please, let's all pay attention for the next 1440.

00:46:13.960 Here we go.

00:46:16.900 The Joe Logan experience.

00:46:19.000 You're already seeing a lot of people in the black community that have turned towards Trump

00:46:22.120 because they're seeing what's going on with this immigration and how it's affecting them

00:46:25.800 and the fact that these people that are coming in that are illegal immigrants are getting so much aid

00:46:30.080 that they're not getting. 0.99

00:46:31.700 And they're like, this is fucking crazy. 0.99

00:46:33.240 This is our community. 0.99

00:46:34.900 And you're having these people come in, you're giving them food and money and shelter

00:46:38.180 and you won't do it for us and we've been here forever and we're Americans.

00:46:41.720 This is crazy. 0.99

00:46:43.360 And then there's a lot of people that, like even Michael Rappaport, because of the way things are going in the world, is saying that he fucking hates Trump. 1.00

00:46:52.000 He talks wild shit about Trump. 0.99

00:46:53.580 Even he's saying that, first of all, that that's not off the table, and that now that's the only solution. 0.99

00:46:59.980 Well, I don't think we're there yet, but I don't think on the basis of the time he would have, his temperament, or his ability to build a team.

00:47:09.600 You know, Trump is kind of a one-man show.

00:47:12.620 And his team building ability, I don't think, is enough to solve the problem either. But the punchline of that is, if Kennedy can't do it, for whatever reason, if politics gets in the way, we still have to get whatever that cabal is out of power immediately.

00:47:32.700 This could not be more of an emergency. We've seen through COVID how dangerous these people are, how little they care about our well-being. And we have to rally around whatever it is that addresses this problem.

00:47:47.360 And, you know, as much as I'm not a believer that Trump on his own can do the job, I would far prefer him to another standard bearer of that cabal.

00:47:59.520 The cabal is too dangerous.

00:48:00.660 And I say this, as you know, I'm a lifelong Democrat.

00:48:03.740 Right.

00:48:04.020 This is my party that I'm telling you cannot be trusted with governance.

00:48:08.560 But he is talking about this worldwide cabal, the globalist cabal that wants to take over.

00:48:15.620 World Economic Forum, Bilderberg's.

00:48:19.640 You've got a very well-respected,

00:48:24.960 he's a scientist also,

00:48:27.940 university professor,

00:48:30.600 Brett Weinstein, or Stein,

00:48:33.280 people say it both ways,

00:48:35.020 talking about this global cabal.

00:48:38.600 You're talking to a guy, Joe Rogan,

00:48:41.740 who identified up until a couple of years ago

00:48:44.420 was a left-leaning guy and here they are talking about this which i find amazing but also guys

00:48:51.460 gives credibility gives credence to what we have all been saying together for the last few years

00:48:59.780 in turn either waking people up in the middle the ones we call normies or getting them to get more

00:49:08.280 involved in what's going on finding out more they know there's something wrong out there

00:49:14.780 they're seeing it with their own eyes now they're seeing it with with the prices and grocery stores 0.98

00:49:20.260 they're seeing it with drag queen story hour they're seeing all of this stuff happening right

00:49:25.140 now they know something's wrong and so when they go to alternative sources of media which are no

00:49:31.800 longer alternative anymore i mean now we are the mainstream let's be honest i mean 37 percent of

00:49:38.100 canadians trust the left-wing corporate media that's the lowest it's ever been so people are

00:49:44.580 coming to us they're coming to the joe rogans of the world tucker carlson has become a huge voice

00:49:49.860 ever since leaving fox news anyway let's continue on with this it's very fascinating and the good

00:49:54.960 part is yet to come here we are the border crisis so you went and saw the migration you saw the

00:50:06.160 groups of people that are making their way up through.

00:50:08.500 Yeah, I was invited.

00:50:10.220 Actually, my son and I, my son, Zach, and I went to Panama,

00:50:14.460 where I have some history.

00:50:16.480 I did my bat work on Barrow, Colorado Island in Gatun Lake, the Panama Canal.

00:50:22.360 So Panama is a place I'm familiar with.

00:50:24.600 But Michael Yon invited us down to go look at the migration in the Darien province of Panama,

00:50:32.260 which is the province bordering Colombia.

00:50:34.180 as you probably know there's a gap in the pan-american highway about 60 miles that were

00:50:40.000 never built in this highway that otherwise stretches from prudhoe bay alaska to the

00:50:44.500 southern tip of south america and what's there is a tremendously significant and very difficult

00:50:53.660 jungle in the darien gap so there's a national park there and ordinarily people do not cross

00:51:00.080 the Darien Gap. It is a famously difficult obstacle. And what we see there is that the

00:51:08.940 international community is encouraging a massive migration of people from South America into

00:51:17.840 Central America, and that almost all of those people are ending up crossing our southern

00:51:22.220 border and entering the U.S. The ones who are questioned are claiming political asylum,

00:51:26.760 which is not accurate.

00:51:31.220 So we talked to many, many migrants,

00:51:33.260 and the universal story amongst the migrants who would talk to us

00:51:37.580 is that they were fleeing bad economic conditions

00:51:41.920 in the direction of what looks like greater opportunity.

00:51:45.620 They've been told by the international community

00:51:47.580 that they should come across the Darien Gap,

00:51:49.360 where many of them are not surviving the trek.

00:51:52.500 It's extremely dangerous.

00:51:54.660 And they're migrating north.

00:51:56.760 Now, the really troubling thing, though, is that that migration is familiar in one way. It looks a little bit like the migrations of Central Americans that migrated north when we were kids.

00:52:11.120 But there is another migration. There is a migration of Chinese immigrants that looks different, feels different, and is being housed in a totally separate way in Darien for reasons that are not in any way obvious.

00:52:28.940 Now, I don't know exactly what to make of that.

00:52:31.000 I have hypotheses.

00:52:32.640 There are no more than that.

00:52:35.160 But the Chinese migration is not forthcoming about why it is migrating.

00:52:43.980 It is composed mostly of young military-aged men.

00:52:49.060 There are some women present, but it's not 50-50 by far.

00:52:53.780 And the international community has arranged separate encampments.

00:52:59.680 The Chinese are in many cases traveling a separate way across the Darien Gap. 0.77

00:53:04.380 They're skipping some of the worst parts of it, traveling by boat. 1.00

00:53:10.360 And as I think I mentioned, they are, when asked where they're from, where they're going, why they're going, they are uninterested in talking.

00:53:21.220 There's a hostility to it that I found shocking, because for one thing, if you imagined folks from almost anywhere in the world were heading to the U.S. because they didn't like the way things were in China, they feared their government, they thought that there was economic opportunity, they would be curious about Americans.

00:53:43.000 These are soon to be their countrymen.

00:53:45.580 They would tend to be interested in talking.

00:53:49.440 And even if they, for some reason, because they had lived under a totalitarian regime, felt that they couldn't talk, they wouldn't be broadcasting hostility.

00:53:58.780 They would be ambivalent or something.

00:54:01.040 And that is not the impression that they leave when interacting with them.

00:54:04.680 So I found that utterly alarming. And I came to wonder if the migration of people coming up from South America, many of whom, by the way, are not South American. There are people coming from the Middle East. We met Afghans. There are people from Iran, Yemen, all over the world.

00:54:22.620 They land in Ecuador, which has no visa requirement, and then they migrate through Colombia into Central America and straight up to the U.S.

00:54:32.000 But in any case, that massive migration seems to provide a cloak for this other migration from China, which is nothing if not mysterious.

00:54:45.020 so at this time i would like to ask for your thoughts and the thoughts are

00:54:59.560 that i'm specifically asking for here have you noticed in your city or town wherever it is

00:55:11.100 that you live, have you noticed way, way more young, Middle Eastern looking men

00:55:18.860 or Asian looking men just walking around? I will answer that question first.

00:55:31.340 And my answer to that is simply yes. And this is something that I was talking about at the

00:55:36.640 beginning of the show when i was saying don't call me a racist but right and i i don't like that

00:55:41.660 because the second that you say that you are one i don't mind immigration i think it's a necessary

00:55:48.660 thing for a country like ours with a low birth rate do we have to have 500 000 new immigrants

00:55:58.880 yearly? I don't think so. It's part of the Canada to 100 million plan. We lose our identity

00:56:07.640 completely if we keep allowing this many immigrants from Middle Eastern, non-English speaking, 1.00

00:56:15.520 non-Christian nations into our country. Our identity will be completely blurred out in 1.00

00:56:22.500 the next 5 to 10 years or less. What used to be a predominantly Christian country, Christian 1.00

00:56:29.720 white country, European settlers, 80%, maybe 15 years ago, is now down to 62% in this country.

00:56:39.720 And it seems as though Trudeau is trying his best to block that out entirely. This is the

00:56:45.700 main culture of our country. Even though churches continue to be burned down, I think last week

00:56:51.100 we reached 100 christian churches being burned down in the last couple of years in canada

00:56:55.120 we rank third in western nations for that kind of violence when it comes to christian churches in the

00:57:01.200 world so there's something going on here

00:57:06.020 right you know this right and it's not by accident because this kind of thing cannot happen by

00:57:17.620 accident. The second that you see something like this happening, if you're the prime minister of

00:57:23.020 this country or the ruling party of this country, as you go, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, we're going to

00:57:27.220 lose our identity. Let's slow things down a while here. Let's stop it. Let's get our bearings here

00:57:33.440 and let's start again in five years time. But that's not happening. What they want to do is

00:57:41.340 continue to increase it so let me ask you have you guys noticed uh so

00:57:48.540 yeah lots of responses here kevin says all nationalities non-english or france french

00:57:57.260 sharon i i get we're all brothers and sisters and whatnot but what brett weinstein was saying

00:58:03.680 in that discussion with joe rogan is is these folks are not coming over here because they're

00:58:08.020 looking for a better life they're coming over here to try and influence the already 0.83

00:58:13.580 dumb populations of the united states and canada have you seen the shift in terms of communism 0.97

00:58:22.640 in the past 25 or 30 years these are white liberals sympathetic white liberals who feel 0.98

00:58:30.480 as though a country can be run on feelings and that is absolutely untrue and again whether you

00:58:36.700 think that Islam and Christianity can coexist, maybe they can coexist in silos, but they don't

00:58:44.960 mix well together. And forget about Judaism in that mix, not with Christians, but definitely 0.99

00:58:52.180 with Muslims. We've seen that in the past few months, haven't we? For some reason, we just can't. 0.91

00:58:59.520 I totally agree with you. I think, yeah, we're all human beings, but that's not the way it is,

00:59:04.820 sadly. We have to look at this through the reality

00:59:08.760 of the situation, not what we wish to be.

00:59:14.080 And I would say at best, that is

00:59:16.780 what the bleeding heart liberal is going for. At worst, this is

00:59:20.880 a slow, passive takeover of

00:59:24.820 our way of life in Canada.

00:59:29.260 So, if we want to maintain our national identity,

00:59:32.580 if we want to maintain our country the way we grew up,

00:59:36.100 which was a great country.

00:59:37.820 Canada was a great country.

00:59:39.880 Christy of Freeland went on X the other day and said,

00:59:42.180 Canada is not broken.

00:59:44.500 Let me be clear.

00:59:47.400 Of course it's not broken.

00:59:48.680 The people will not allow you to do that.

00:59:52.380 But the institutions are.

00:59:54.600 The government is.

00:59:56.220 We persevere.

00:59:57.500 And we will continue to do so.

00:59:59.240 and we will elect a government that will serve us,

01:00:02.900 not the other way around.

01:00:04.780 And if that government doesn't,

01:00:06.440 then we will eventually have to take other measures.

01:00:12.440 Kimberly says, yeah, we're becoming a minority.

01:00:16.360 Alan says, we're all children of God,

01:00:18.540 but they should have paperwork.

01:00:20.260 Yes, they should.

01:00:21.420 I agree.

01:00:22.940 And again, this is not about hate, you guys.

01:00:25.360 It's not about hate.

01:00:26.920 It's never about hate.

01:00:27.840 You know, I got into a great conversation on the bus with a couple who were fresh arrivals from India, I think.

01:00:34.940 It was a great conversation.

01:00:37.140 It was a very, very nice young couple.

01:00:40.900 But sadly, that's not what we're seeing predominantly in the last couple of years.

01:00:46.360 We're talking about young men between the ages of 18 and 30, fighting age, war age, without wives.

01:00:52.880 now

01:00:56.360 somebody said I forget who it was

01:00:58.760 I heard this a couple of weeks ago

01:01:00.440 if you're coming to settle

01:01:02.660 if you're coming to form a new life

01:01:04.380 you bring your family with you

01:01:05.720 if you're coming for war

01:01:08.580 you come by yourself 0.88

01:01:10.420 and that's what we're seeing

01:01:13.780 it seems to me

01:01:16.540 it seems to me

01:01:19.200 and I can't think of it

01:01:21.920 any other reason for this than intentional even as we give away our military equipment

01:01:28.620 canada donating hundreds of drones to help the war effort in ukraine because apparently we're

01:01:35.900 still doing that because it's so important even though we don't really have any obligation

01:01:41.820 whatsoever to ukraine in terms of helping and then a war effort we just don't they're not nato 0.85

01:01:47.520 members this whole thing is is been a sham right from the beginning it's it's criminal

01:01:53.980 what's worse is that justin trudeau brought an actual nazi into parliament and yeah it got a

01:02:01.500 little bit of press but you want to know what people have largely forgotten about it sadly

01:02:05.440 until of course that tucker carlson uh putin interview a couple of weeks ago

01:02:10.100 the federal government is donating more than 800 drones to help the war effort in ukraine from

01:02:16.740 defense minister bill blair today the sky ranger r-70 drones are made in waterloo ontario and can

01:02:23.660 carry cargo weighing up to 3.5 kilograms the drones can be coupled with surveillance cameras

01:02:28.180 to carry out reconnaissance missions blair said today these drones are going to help ukraine's

01:02:33.360 frontline troops assess targets and threats quickly with accuracy and effectiveness blair

01:02:37.940 said at a press conference the cost of the drones roughly 95 million dollars comes from the 500

01:02:45.020 million dollar military aid package announced by the government in june blair said the drones are

01:02:51.300 expected to be delivered to ukraine by spring do you think ukraine's still going to be a going

01:02:56.880 concern by april or may i don't think so by the way robert f kennedy jr exposed something with

01:03:05.660 tucker carlson recently regarding ukraine let's listen to this 2014 there are riots and it's

01:03:14.400 called the Madone Rebellion in Ukraine, which we're not told that we are financing those

01:03:20.660 riots. The newspapers never told us, our government never told us, USAID, which is the CIA front,

01:03:28.260 put $5 billion into funding those riots. Those riots lead to a coup d'etat against the first

01:03:38.920 elected democratically elected government of the ukraine it was a government that refused

01:03:45.080 to choose sides and to say we're going to be on the side of the west so we wanted them out

01:03:50.680 a month before that government is overthrown victoria newland you know the part of the

01:03:56.360 centerpiece of the neocon ideology and who is now a high level official into the state department

01:04:02.360 has a secret call with the u.s ambassador which is tape recorded and is now public which anybody

01:04:07.880 can go and look up or she is picking the new cabinet for the ukraine which for ukraine which

01:04:15.540 is uh you know which is a u.s western cabinet so they're picking the new government a month before

01:04:21.480 the old government is over is that how democracy is that democracy and troy newling fix her

01:04:25.860 government well that's that's the point is usaid doesn't really do and the cia don't do democracy

01:04:33.000 You know, the CIA has overthrown, I think, 83 governments between 1947 and 1997.

01:04:39.100 That's a third of the governments on Earth, and most of them were democracies.

01:04:42.980 It doesn't do democracy. It does to good it does.

01:04:48.300 You know, interestingly, I think that RFK Jr. would have a very good chance at winning the presidency,

01:04:56.380 even as an independent candidate, if he didn't have that voice condition.

01:05:00.500 I think that throws a lot of people off.

01:05:02.220 It's not his fault. It's a condition called spasmodic dysphonia, and he got that around 1996.

01:05:08.360 It has gotten significantly better these past couple of years, but I think that that's a problem for a lot of people, even though they don't want to really admit it.

01:05:18.380 And maybe he's a bit of a conspiracy theorist, too, which he isn't. We all know this.

01:05:25.800 The one thing about him, though, that bothers me more than anything else is his stance on climate change.

01:05:32.220 he's with them on that which is alarming because we know better we're going to cover that and more

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