The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Mon May 29th⧸2023 AB election, more Chinese threats, cancer in young people

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00:03:30.000 hey how you guys doing i'm so happy to be back yeah finally back in the routine i'll tell you

00:03:40.100 the last few days felt felt like they went by in minutes and then other times it's like wow man

00:03:47.260 that was only last week i was in calgary for those of you that don't know i was in calgary

00:03:52.960 for the canadians for truth fire and ice show last thursday night with theo fleury and jamie

00:03:58.960 Soleil and it was such an incredible experience for me meeting all of you who came to the show

00:04:08.780 shaking hands giving hugs I was completely blown away I wasn't expecting anything like that at all

00:04:17.880 so if you came out to say hello thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you so much and as

00:04:26.280 far as our Canadians for Truth team goes, Joe Borgo, Jamie Saleh, Theron Flurry, Ryan Olson,

00:04:33.640 Heather Prozac, you guys made me feel so at home. I don't even know what to say except for thank you

00:04:42.600 again. Thank you very much for everything that you did for me. Really appreciate it. I got a couple

00:04:48.860 of cards from folks here and one guy actually he showed up at the event came up to me and said

00:04:56.880 ah shadow i got something for you but i i left it at home i said where do you live he goes

00:05:01.140 chestamere i said how far is that from here it's like 45 minute drive he went all the way back

00:05:06.760 to get it and then came back and this this is the card right here that they got for me and it says

00:05:13.940 shadow thank you for all you do

00:05:18.100 we really appreciate all your hard work keep it up

00:05:23.120 Derek and Tammy Lynn Meyer from Chestermere and then they gave me this

00:05:27.500 I'm not sure if you guys can see that like how's the light there maybe

00:05:30.400 it's a silver piece and

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00:05:36.140 it means the absolute world to me that you guys would think of me

00:05:43.940 for that and then there's another one here um from barb and she says shadow just a little

00:05:54.920 something to help you with your expenses and to say thank you for all that you do

00:06:00.320 i enjoy watching your show and have looked forward to meeting you in person that's from

00:06:06.440 barb stratton over on rumble barb is here every night watching on rumble and she again gave me

00:06:13.080 one of these amazing silver pieces so thank you guys you didn't have to do that i am so blown away

00:06:20.980 that you did that and i really from my heart really appreciate that i i like i said i wasn't

00:06:29.280 expecting that so um yeah there's more to come on all of this there is much more to come i feel the

00:06:38.300 time is coming for all of us to draw closer together here and not split further apart like

00:06:44.020 people have been worried about the freedom movement and all the splinters in it and all

00:06:48.180 the different opinions and whatnot and i think it's time for us to draw together and so that

00:06:53.440 is going to be a bit of a project of mine in the coming weeks and i hope to be able to tell you

00:07:02.400 more very soon because the feeling of being together with all of you guys and I haven't

00:07:11.780 been in a situation like that for quite some time because there just haven't been the events

00:07:15.800 but the feeling of being together with with all of you guys with all of you like-minded folks

00:07:22.320 it really really works on your emotions in a good way

00:07:29.200 not a oh my god this hurts it wasn't like that it was it was uh very comforting very warm very

00:07:36.820 welcoming all of that so thank you again very much and more details on what i was just talking

00:07:43.880 about coming up all right so tomorrow night on the show oh and by the way the show is brought

00:07:49.340 to you by tacit investigations and security and by kevin and anna with canada nanosilver.ca i tell

00:07:55.980 you more about those guys in just a second the big alberta provincial election is on tonight i'm

00:08:00.620 going to stay on a little bit longer tonight guys that i normally do to uh to go through the results

00:08:06.680 with you the polls close in what time is it now like 805 806 so the polls close in 54 minutes and

00:08:14.900 then the results should start streaming in this is not going to be like the u.s election the u.s

00:08:20.480 federal election where it took the next day and a lot of jury rigging for the for the results to

00:08:25.840 come in. This is going to be pretty quick, I believe. 87 ridings. My prediction is 48 seats

00:08:34.000 for the UCP and 39 seats for the NDP. So the UCP majority will be reduced, but they'll still be

00:08:41.820 the government. That's my opinion. That's my projection. That's my vibe. It's by no means

00:08:48.020 engraved in stone. So I'll be with you guys until we get a good feel over what the election results

00:08:54.540 are and then we can hopefully breathe a sigh of relief or we can start to panic and i'm hoping

00:08:59.760 that it's going to be 75 the chances are 75 that the ucp wins this so we'll we'll just have to wait

00:09:08.080 and see tomorrow night on the show i am going to be interviewing greg hill he's one of the co-founders

00:09:13.660 of free to fly canada free to fly.ca we're going to talk about the class action they're they're

00:09:21.160 launching and all they've been through in the past couple of years and i have to say to you

00:09:25.820 you know i flew to calgary i didn't drive i flew there and i wondered wow like these these pilots

00:09:35.280 they're all jabbed what if one of them has an episode well i'm i mean it would be my luck

00:09:40.020 that one of them had an episode in the air but that didn't happen but you know i'm kind of

00:09:46.760 wondering how often that kind of thing has occurred and tonight we do have some some rules

00:09:55.320 not rules some suggestions on how you guys can deal with the woke mob when they come your way

00:10:02.420 that's coming up a little bit later on in the show tonight all right let's begin with this

00:10:06.080 this is interesting because the NDP the federal NDP has been you know saying well you know we want

00:10:15.700 an independent inquiry into this chinese interference thing but we're not going to

00:10:19.260 bring down the trudeau government well now today it came out that a vancouver ndp mp says she is

00:10:26.100 the target of foreign interference by china whoa so what's jagmeet going to do now and let's keep

00:10:31.700 in mind that this is a small caucus this is a small caucus the ndp has federally 27 or 28 seats

00:10:38.660 something like that it's enough to prop up the liberal government but it's not enough

00:10:42.840 to i think for jagmeet singh because they know each other so intimately think about this if

00:10:47.920 you've got a caucus of 155 or 100 125 people it's tough to know them all right and you could be

00:10:54.880 strangers passing in the hallway and maybe go hey how's it going but you wouldn't really know that

00:10:59.280 person but with a smaller caucus of 27 or 28 i would imagine the mps have a little bit more leeway

00:11:07.480 to speak their mind and they'll know the leader more intimately right and they can convince him

00:11:13.360 what they would like him to do or maybe they could have a leadership review and i'm sure

00:11:20.440 that many of the ndp mps have been kind of plotting back back behind jagmeet's back

00:11:27.480 this guy doesn't do the right thing we're going to pull the plug and elect a new leader

00:11:31.900 right and so far jagmeet has done nothing except for rattle a saber well now that his own people 0.61

00:11:39.860 have been touched by this chinese interference maybe he'll start whistling a different tune

00:11:44.480 again he demanded today for a public inquiry independent public inquiry and and and this i

00:11:54.860 thought was very interesting he called for the resignation of the special rapporteur david

00:12:00.100 johnston who says he's going to stay with the case and then come out with a further report

00:12:03.500 sometime in september or october i think there's going to be a federal election called sometime in

00:12:09.260 september this is what i've been saying for quite some time they're going to take the summer off

00:12:13.140 they've got excuse me maybe two more weeks to sit in the house of commons as mps and then to get the

00:12:18.620 summer off to go on the barbecue circuit and then then they will go back to parliament for sittings

00:12:24.820 in september and i think at that point there's going to be a vote of non-confidence and an 0.84

00:12:29.380 election will be immediately triggered so yeah ndp mps are now targets of chinese threats and

00:12:35.880 interference chinese police stations received 4.4 million from the liberals that from a new report

00:12:42.260 released last week a public inquiry is unnecessary because much of it would have to be held in

00:12:47.240 private due to top secret information that from special rapporteur david johnston which is

00:12:53.540 ridiculous really can you guys hear me okay maybe i should turn this up a little bit so you can

00:12:57.600 yeah there we go all right so let's go through this uh as published last week by the telegraph 0.89

00:13:02.640 in the uk because no marxist media in canada would publish it isn't that sick that our own

00:13:11.300 canadian media wouldn't even publish something like this a quebec charity suspected of hosting

00:13:15.800 two secret chinese overseas police stations has received 4.45 million dollars from the trudeau

00:13:23.680 government over the past three years according to david johnston former member of the trudeau

00:13:30.100 foundation and long-term trudeau family friend even though he denied it last week in a press

00:13:35.700 conference a public inquiry is unnecessary cap has little doubt this is uh what is cap what are

00:13:42.760 they called again here cultural action party of canada cultural action party has little doubt

00:13:48.820 regarding the top secret element of the investigation are 35 years as a liberal party

00:13:54.440 Chinese government watchdog organization concludes that top secret information has been controlling

00:14:00.300 liberal party politics for the past 50 years starting with Pierre Elliott Trudeau he began

00:14:08.740 China's infiltration of Canadian society in the late 1960s brought to its apex under current

00:14:14.740 p.m you know i'm going to take just a little breath here for a second you guys you understand

00:14:21.740 that and i think if you've been with me for a while here on this show you understand that it's

00:14:26.960 very very difficult for me even eight years later almost eight years later to say prime minister

00:14:32.860 and justin trudeau in the same breath i always stumble on that

00:14:36.780 anyway brought to its apex under current

00:14:43.280 trudeau former governor general david johnston was brought in to maintain a covert liberal

00:14:49.900 china relationship dating back at least 50 years this is something that i've been i've been suspect

00:14:55.600 of for quite some time now as well you probably have been too through omission of fact media in

00:15:02.120 canada failed to portray a poorly understood historical trajectory yes they will point out

00:15:07.420 the audacity involved but never to do they draw together the communist ties that bind the liberals

00:15:14.220 and china together the bottom line involved as it usually is in geopolitical relationships

00:15:20.820 comes down to money and power liberalism trudeau family quebecois politics laurentian mountain

00:15:27.900 elitism bmo bmo power corporation asia pacific foundation canada china business council media

00:15:35.740 billionaires thompson family desmarais family of quebec these are the major players within the

00:15:42.140 liberal china political cabal which mainstream media refuse to reference collectively they and

00:15:48.320 others have transitioned canada into a puppet nation when it comes to leadership in this

00:15:53.420 category it doesn't get any better than trudeau a perfect chatty kathy doll in the woke war against

00:15:59.260 canadian democracy i'm going to get to some hellos in just a second you know guys i'm not

00:16:07.860 quite back in my routine yet and i forgot i'm going to be completely honest with you did you

00:16:12.620 know according to the epic times beijing has more diplomats in montreal than in all of france

00:16:18.120 are you aware united states with a population 10 times that of canada has an equal amount

00:16:24.640 of Chinese diplomats to those walking on Canadian soil.

00:16:29.260 Experts on Chinese foreign interference fear

00:16:32.080 that funding may have helped pro-Beijing actors

00:16:35.040 expand the Chinese Communist Party's network in Canada.

00:16:39.020 Was Justin Trudeau done to prevent the situation?

00:16:43.180 The CAP believe the answer is nothing.

00:16:47.100 Meanwhile, media fret about bad actors

00:16:49.560 working in the shadows to obtain private information,

00:16:52.000 labeling these actions a threat to our democracy.

00:16:54.640 cultural action party deviate from their messaging the real danger lies in a slow

00:17:00.820 and steady conversion of our nation to an authoritarian state away from the media

00:17:06.560 spotlight this factor remains far more ominous than mere data mining how involved do you think

00:17:12.520 they really are the chinese and make no mistake guys i haven't forgotten about klaus schwab and

00:17:18.940 the world economic forum a story about them coming up in just a second and how involved they are

00:17:24.100 in Canadian culture and politics, and not just nationally either, but also provincially.

00:17:32.520 It's here that astute Canadians discover the difference between Canada and the rest.

00:17:38.600 Britain, Russia, Japan, Iran, Australia, all have significantly fewer Chinese diplomats in their

00:17:44.720 respective countries than Canada. You would expect Canada to be closer to Australia, stated a former

00:17:50.140 u.s diplomat to china cultural action party expect nothing of the sort canada is the worst in the

00:17:56.380 category because canada is on its way to a fundamental transition in governance remember

00:18:01.260 what trudeau said before he was prime minister he admires china's basic dictatorship he said that

00:18:10.060 nobody paid it any mind at the time of course oh my god it's justin trudeau he's so gorgeous

00:18:15.720 and look at that hair i'm gonna vote for him because he's pretty well i paid attention other

00:18:23.160 people probably you we we paid attention right we knew what he was up to we didn't think it was 0.65

00:18:29.000 possible that he could pull it off but here we are in this capacity china is playing big brother

00:18:36.600 to the liberal government to dissipate suspicion trudeau selected a former trudeau foundation

00:18:43.240 executive to head up a chinese election interference investigation common sense canadians

00:18:48.500 knew in advance the initiative would be a farce innocent as the lambs declares david johnston

00:18:53.480 anyone could see it coming what a country canada has become under the so-called leadership of

00:18:58.360 justin trudeau first came accusations of liberal funding of isis affiliated non-profit organizations

00:19:03.860 in canada a few years later the liberals accused of delivering two hundred thousand dollars to a

00:19:10.520 Quebec charity the RCMP suspects may be hosting a secret Chinese police station. Now the telegraph

00:19:17.880 tells us that between two suspected Chinese police stations the amount delivered by the Trudeau

00:19:22.340 government is in the area of four million dollars. Talk about incongruity. How did it come to be that

00:19:30.460 a Canadian prime minister has won three terms in office consecutively while at the same time said

00:19:35.640 mp approves funding terrorists and communists in canada quick answer because it can be because

00:19:43.620 this is the reality of contemporary canadian society and what does justin trudeau have to tell

00:19:49.320 us that he is again planning to run for prime minister when his anti-democratic confidence

00:19:55.320 and supply agreement with jagmeet singh expires in late 2025 i think it's going to be sooner than

00:20:01.500 that oh canada you've been royally shafted the chinese government says we must have a liberal

00:20:08.260 government in power in justin trudeau's no core identity society what china wants china gets

00:20:14.080 including canada's eventual conversion from democracy to dictatorship that from brad

00:20:20.100 salzburg of the cultural action party of canada interesting right

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00:20:57.740 Canada, this is from Rebel News, as you can see, Canada's chief justice disavowed objectivity and impartiality when he publicly announced a COVID-19 vaccine mandate in the Supreme Court.

00:21:12.180 All right.

00:21:13.640 This is by Tamara Ugolini, you guys.

00:21:15.720 You got to hear this.

00:21:17.560 This is why we have not been able to fight any cases at all well in court so far in Canada.

00:21:24.460 now that this news is out we may know how to fight them there's smart lawyers out there smart people

00:21:31.940 who understand all right this is what you're going to do then we're going to do this

00:21:35.620 and there's already a case like that being built in british columbia the differences in how various

00:21:41.880 countries high courts have approached unprecedented civil liberties infringements under the guise of

00:21:47.060 public health emergency highlights that canada isn't as progressive as we think i'm going to

00:21:52.820 Scroll down here.

00:21:53.580 We're going to get past all the...

00:21:54.680 Oh, look, there he is there.

00:21:55.740 That's the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada.

00:21:59.360 Doesn't that outfit look strangely Masonic to you?

00:22:06.860 Okay, there's an ad, petition, vaccine, blah, blah, blah.

00:22:09.540 Sign the petition, Ezra Levant.

00:22:11.820 Here we go.

00:22:13.360 It started out as two weeks to flatten the curve

00:22:15.340 in provinces and territories all across Canada.

00:22:18.320 early 2020 saw various jurisdictions around the world declaring states of emergency and

00:22:24.240 sweeping societal lockdowns in an attempt to suppress what was being labeled a novel

00:22:28.660 respiratory pathogen populations within developed democratic nations thought they had a judicial

00:22:37.600 system ripe with checks and balances to protect their civil liberties in case of such an event

00:22:42.080 i thought we did too remember remember what it was like back then guys there's no way they're

00:22:48.180 going to be able to do that that's not legal that's not legal that's not legal and they

00:22:53.620 squashed each and every one of those notions systematically bit by bit by bit some federal

00:23:00.520 some provincial you know i was on a winnipeg transit bus recently and they still there's

00:23:06.600 a little voice that says masks are recommended masks are get rid of it

00:23:11.820 those liberties were willingly forfeited by the masses for the sake of their health and the health

00:23:20.280 of the greater good well they may have thought that the masses but that's not what it was

00:23:28.640 it was fear let's be completely honest and plain here each of us has an inherent interest in

00:23:35.040 deciding what happens to our body writes lawyer leslie ann wood in her e-book titled vaccination

00:23:39.520 nation status, a Canadian story. This is recognized by the constitutions of liberal democracies around

00:23:46.180 the world and in the Canadian context, notably as part of Section 7 of the Charter of Rights

00:23:51.900 and Freedoms. Section 7 guarantees everyone the right to life, liberty, and security of the person

00:23:57.020 and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with the principles of fundamental

00:24:02.280 justice. I was talking to a constitutional lawyer just this morning and he said, yeah, man,

00:24:10.220 I mean, they have wiped their asses with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms over and over 0.99

00:24:16.560 and over again. He's mind blown, still mind blown all these years later. And I hate saying 0.99

00:24:23.260 all these years, but it's been over three, right? Naturally, when fast track COVID-19 vaccines and

00:24:30.340 their subsequent mandates were a source of contentious legal discussion. Canadians relied

00:24:34.140 on the historically impartial upholders of truth and justice for guidance.

00:24:40.040 At the same time, Canada's highest court, the Supreme Court, announced a COVID-19 vaccine

00:24:46.960 mandate for all in-court staff. In September of 2021, it proudly proclaimed the personal

00:24:53.200 vaccination of all nine judges as fully vaccinated and intended for staffers to follow.

00:25:00.340 It was the first known court to announce that its judges are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, an article in Law 360 reads, I like Tamara Ugolini of Rebel News. She's smart. She writes well. She investigates hard. She's my favorite. 0.98

00:25:18.120 chief justice of canada richard wagner sits at the top of the proverbial legal food chain at the

00:25:24.360 highest court his role is to preside over the judiciary environment in canada a position in

00:25:30.920 which he has a clear impact on and influence over the courts below him courts and judges

00:25:36.920 are supposed to be excuse me impartial after all conversely comments by justice wagner are

00:25:44.440 suspected to have acted as a catalyst for the imposition of widespread vaccine mandates. This

00:25:49.840 is interesting, you guys. This stuff can give us a little bit of insight as to how our country was

00:25:57.200 taken over by these ridiculous vaccine mandates, especially from the judicial point of view.

00:26:04.320 If Canada's highest court is doing it, then the mandates must be legal and just, right?

00:26:10.420 not necessarily in the same law 360 article chief justice mark noel the leader of the federal court

00:26:18.180 of appeal one step below the supreme court said that he does not consider let me go back does

00:26:24.960 not consider the disclosure of views or policies on the vaccine issues to be ethically appropriate

00:26:30.980 he is further quoted as saying that matters relating to mandates are expected to come

00:26:37.120 through his court, and so judges must ensure their conduct at all times maintains and enhances

00:26:42.880 confidence in their impartiality. Given that this is the primary responsibility of the court system

00:26:51.600 to maintain balance, objectivity, and neutrality, this was a wise choice by Justice Noel.

00:26:58.280 And at least one former lawyer with the SEC has agreed with this stance and decried the

00:27:02.500 fundamentally biased position of Justice Wagner. Counsel Woods details how she felt a duty 0.51

00:27:09.460 not to comply with vaccination mandates, refusing to disclose her status either way,

00:27:14.600 describing the requirement as ethically, legally, and logically problematic in her e-book.

00:27:21.720 Woods went even so far as to lodge a complaint against Wagner, the Chief Justice of the Supreme

00:27:27.420 Court of Canada. That's ballsy. But first, she wrote the president of the Quebec Bar in January

00:27:35.200 of 2022, expressing concern the measures taken by the government in response to the pandemic

00:27:39.760 interfered with fundamental charter rights. One month later, the bar issued a statement

00:27:44.380 reminding government of the time-limited necessity of extraordinary emergency measures.

00:27:49.080 on february 4th of last year woods filed a complaint with the canadian judicial council

00:27:58.440 regarding wagner's public statements on vaccination the mandates within his court i expressed my

00:28:04.800 concern that the chief justice's announcement may have impacted the judiciary's independence

00:28:09.140 and impartiality and again this goes for every court in canada remember the supreme court of

00:28:17.080 canada the chief justice of the supreme court pretty much has authority perhaps not officially

00:28:22.060 but he does have authority influence over every court in canada the supreme court of every province

00:28:31.400 the lower courts the appellate courts every court in canada this guy has influence over

00:28:39.580 if not direct authority over it since the supreme court is canada's highest court

00:28:48.780 making this internal vaccine policy public may have given the lower courts the impression that

00:28:55.100 the highest court viewed such mandates as being appropriate and lawful and influenced their

00:28:59.940 decision making at a minimum it raises such concerns in terms of public perception wood's

00:29:05.260 complaint was dismissed by the council for reasoning that appears to be a distortion of

00:29:09.640 the basis of her grievance conflating wording around a public policy and making a policy public

00:29:14.580 distinct notions as woods puts it that are evident the fact the chief justice adopted this policy

00:29:23.000 implies that he views it as being lawful this is a matter of common sense unless one posts the

00:29:28.020 chief justice intentionally and openly acts unlawfully a viewpoint i doubt the judicial

00:29:33.620 counsel would advance. It's an instance of stonewalling and gaslighting two cornerstones

00:29:40.160 of the success of public health-related measures that Woods dedicates an entire chapter to.

00:29:45.640 To this day, Justice Wagner has not rescinded his out-of-court commentary or issued clarification,

00:29:53.040 despite recent proclamations by the United States Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch,

00:29:57.300 who harshly criticized public willingness to surrender freedoms for the illusion of safety?

00:30:03.980 Will Chief Justice Wagner recuse himself, clarify his biased reverence for vaccine mandates,

00:30:09.040 or continue on unabated as his peers in other jurisdictions rightfully condemn pandemic woes?

00:30:17.540 That is why, my friends, we haven't been so successful in courts.

00:30:25.240 some justices have stood up a very small amount the rest of them are just following that judicial

00:30:34.800 notice that was applied by every chief justice of every province in this country to make sure

00:30:40.680 that anything the government did that was covid related in terms of mandates lockdowns restrictions

00:30:45.240 masks vaccines any of that stuff was used as the grass is green the sky is blue the ocean is wet

00:30:52.160 in other words it was absolute fact that what they were doing was the right thing and that's

00:30:58.600 how it was treated in court and that's why we couldn't get any traction in court

00:31:02.680 chris guy has a tweet here by the way this toronto mayoral election is like

00:31:08.320 two and a half weeks away okay so here's uh i'm going to make this bigger so we can all see

00:31:13.100 here's chris talking about the 15 minute cities that may or may not may or may not be coming to

00:31:19.800 a city or town near you watch people keep insisting there's no specific bylaw that was adopted by the

00:31:27.260 city of toronto under the guise of a climate change emergency to push this 15 minute city

00:31:32.780 agenda which includes all new building developments to be mixed use with residential commercial and

00:31:39.000 retail in the same building and which includes far less parking than needed to ensure that more

00:31:48.020 and more people will have no choice but to give up their cars so everyone's like oh they're not

00:31:53.500 going to take away your car no ladies and gentlemen they're not going to physically come and put a gun

00:31:57.740 to your head and take away their your car but they're just going to create all new buildings

00:32:02.440 that don't have enough parking spaces for the amount of people living there and if you live

00:32:08.800 in a building that has 500 units and only 50 parking what are the chances that you're going

00:32:14.460 to own a car answer not very high and i posted a building yesterday that showed only two parking

00:32:20.140 spaces for 500 units yes this is a fantastic example but you're not going to find any units

00:32:26.200 anywhere under this new zoning bylaw where you're going to have enough parking even for the people

00:32:32.320 that live there let alone for the people that work let alone the retail and office let alone

00:32:35.940 for the surrounding infrastructure and let alone for any future expansion and i'm going to post

00:32:41.700 the actual link so you guys can download the bylaw for yourself and it's just like a climate change

00:32:47.760 or sorry just like the covid thing only now the new emergency that they declared is climate change

00:32:53.340 and under the climate change emergency we need to drastically reduce our carbon footprint or we're

00:32:58.300 all gonna die so that starts with getting rid of your car because that's the number one way

00:33:02.680 you create carbon aka living and moving around so your mobility must be sacrificed for the greater

00:33:09.340 good and it's literally written in black and white so here you go for all you naysayers and

00:33:15.000 all you deniers i should probably turn my mic up yeah that's what they're going to do guys it's

00:33:23.880 going to it's going to be a systematic voluntary thing or a matter of convenience for all of us

00:33:31.780 and it's not just about cars it's about everything plus they're going to turn society against this

00:33:38.100 too right they want your car they want your car by 2035 they're not going to sell any new cars

00:33:43.880 with a combustion engine that burns oil or gasoline after 2030 this is seven years away

00:33:51.380 unless we stop it they want to block off main arteries in your city to prevent movement this

00:34:00.560 is all in writing there could be people right now watching the show on rumble twitter facebook going 0.99

00:34:07.220 This guy's a lunatic. 0.97

00:34:09.640 Look it up for yourself, man. 0.99

00:34:12.380 What I just said about them blocking off main arteries in cities,

00:34:15.560 that is in the Liberal Party of Canada playbook.

00:34:19.600 It's on their website.

00:34:20.940 It's in front of your face.

00:34:23.060 And who's governing this country right now?

00:34:26.460 This is what they want.

00:34:29.140 They're going to roll it out slowly and surely

00:34:32.420 to make sure that you don't notice it.

00:34:35.020 But they're doing it.

00:34:37.220 there's a guy called ross who lives in toronto and he's been trolling my twitter and my facebook

00:34:46.100 facebook i blocked him but every time i say something like this he is absolutely adamant

00:34:53.440 that i am a nut and that i am scaring you guys and that i it's all about fear for me

00:34:59.420 no it's about awakening it's about opening your eyes and looking around and going wow this doesn't

00:35:05.100 seem right. All of these restaurants and businesses around there who are only accepting

00:35:09.420 electronic payments right now. Why? Because the government is offering them money to do that.

00:35:15.500 Convert to a digital. We'll give you $100,000. There's applications online. I showed you those

00:35:20.180 two weeks ago. And so now they can't take cash because if they do,

00:35:25.500 they lose their funding. It's all about the funding.

00:35:29.220 it's what it is the bank of canada rolling out this digital currency

00:35:37.200 questionnaire all over social media do you want it what do you think well every comment section

00:35:44.300 i've seen with that post on any social media platform has been absolutely littered with 0.99

00:35:49.580 stick it up your ass we don't want it but here's the thing 0.99

00:35:54.740 i would say sure why not go ahead and bring it in but you had better not phase out cash money 1.00

00:36:05.000 but that might not matter anyway because they're trying very hard to crash our economy

00:36:10.080 and the currency so they can replace it with this this is not just a canada problem this is a world

00:36:17.440 problem but but i don't think they're going to get away with it because we're on to them and they

00:36:22.980 know that we're onto them they've had a temper tantrum they've tried to accelerate the program

00:36:28.280 and so far all that's doing is creating social unrest all across europe in south america

00:36:35.140 hopefully soon here and i'm not talking about smashing windows or setting anything on fire

00:36:39.860 i am talking about standing up and saying no look what they're doing in the united states

00:36:44.860 they're boycotting successfully very large companies that go woke and we can do the same here

00:36:52.980 when shadow when are we going to do this well you want to know what there's a lot of people who

00:36:57.140 don't have the patience right i mean they get frustrated i totally understand that because

00:37:01.980 we've been under this now for three years and some people are tired of it they don't want to

00:37:06.420 do it anymore they want to fight back now and they want to do it in a violent way and i say

00:37:12.180 look you guys you guys or they want to do it with some alternative political party which is great

00:37:17.020 The only problem is that we haven't had time to develop those grassroots parties yet.

00:37:23.920 We need that time.

00:37:25.060 And that's why I've been saying for the past month, if you're in Alberta, vote UCP today.

00:37:30.560 There just hasn't been the time to get the credibility for these other parties together.

00:37:35.780 The same goes for Manitoba this fall.

00:37:37.920 There's a party called the Keystone Party of Manitoba, and they run a very good platform.

00:37:42.620 The problem is that they haven't got any play.

00:37:44.780 There's no tractions.

00:37:47.020 and so they have no chance of winning they're not doing it properly you have to start campaigning

00:37:53.440 five years before an election four years at least right right after this election go start

00:37:58.620 campaigning for the next one in four years so people know who you are knock on doors send out

00:38:04.500 e-blasts do whatever you can to get your message out to people and whatever you do

00:38:09.460 don't let the marxist corporate media turn you into a right-wing extremist

00:38:14.300 that's outrageous one thing that politicians do at least in canada anyway that infuriates me more

00:38:21.480 than anything else is they knuckle under to the left-wing mob all the time and if they say

00:38:27.100 something that might be a little bit controversial the media comes after them and they apologize 0.99

00:38:33.240 like that's going to help you can't apologize to these freaking cockroaches because if you do 0.98

00:38:40.820 they're just gonna nail you anyway cancel you anyway you stand up and you say no you're all 0.98

00:38:48.440 a bunch of loons all right so am i am i getting carried away am i yelling i'm sorry guys i don't

00:38:58.640 mean to yell what's this david carlson hang on just a minute here you guys your comments go too

00:39:05.680 fast that boc survey stated that we won't get rid of cash well of course of course they are

00:39:11.220 that's the whole idea of it they lie to you bold-faced right to your face 0.98

00:39:17.220 that's right how many times have we been lied to in the past three years

00:39:23.660 two weeks to flatten the curve read deborah burks's book if you haven't go find it read it

00:39:31.720 everything was bs from the two weeks to flatten the curve to the six feet 0.99

00:39:36.640 two meter whatever social distancing to the all of it she admits it it was all a bunch of crap

00:39:43.520 read the book i'm sorry for leaving this guy on the screen so long you guys i'm sure maybe

00:39:51.100 your eyes are burnt out by now like medusa i'm blind i'm blind that's james bond villain

00:39:58.640 klaus schwab obviously the un slash world economic forum agenda in alberta and canada so this is

00:40:05.940 from yournews.com written by our friend wayne peters of what's up canada he says through this

00:40:12.840 article in a few cases we've added wikipedia links for reference only not confirmation of accuracy

00:40:18.120 we cannot confirm accuracy given wikipedia's history of editing and we encourage everyone

00:40:22.980 to do their own further research.

00:40:26.020 All right, so what's the UN-WEF agenda in Alberta?

00:40:31.540 Alberta's resource opportunities

00:40:33.100 and our way of life are under attack.

00:40:34.800 What's going on?

00:40:35.460 How is this happening?

00:40:36.480 The WEF has been working with Alberta's

00:40:38.780 and Canada's politicians for decades.

00:40:41.900 Why is this agenda not facing progressive

00:40:44.600 and significant pushback?

00:40:46.300 Who laid the groundwork?

00:40:47.320 Who brought the agenda to our nation and province?

00:40:50.340 Well, let's go through the list, shall we?

00:40:52.980 Stephen Harper's Conservative Party brought to Canada the 2007 World Health Organization International Health Regulations. 2009 passed into law the Sustainable Development Act. 2015, the Paris Climate Accord, UN Agenda 2030, Harper signed, Trudeau ratified. That was in the fall of 2015.

00:41:17.220 the international health regulations are binding on the world health organization and 196 countries

00:41:24.780 including canada the ihr which came into force in 2007 requires countries to work together for

00:41:31.860 global health security they are focused on addressing serious public health threats that

00:41:35.880 have the potential to spread beyond a country's borders to other parts of the world through the

00:41:40.720 ihr countries have agreed to build their capacities to detect assess report and respond

00:41:45.320 to public health events. Stephen Harper at the UN World Economic Forum Davos Summit in 2015.

00:41:54.300 Thank you, Professor Schwab, for that kind introduction. I also want to thank you particularly

00:41:59.440 for the invitation to speak here that you extended to me earlier this year. Professor, you have made

00:42:05.640 the World Economic Forum an indispensable part of the global conversation among leaders in politics,

00:42:10.580 business and civil society and in the face of continuing global economic instability

00:42:15.800 the opportunity this gathering provides is now more valuable than ever so i know everyone here

00:42:21.620 joins me in thanking you for in service of the common good your vision and your leadership

00:42:27.200 harper was sending cpc ministers to the devo summits the ministers will also lead several

00:42:33.240 sessions related to this year's wef's theme the new global context john baird who is pierre

00:42:40.400 polioff's campaign co-chair by the way joe oliver sits on a board of a lobby organization and

00:42:48.180 another of a business interest of an individual in the carbon capture industry ed fast christian

00:42:53.200 paradis and james more harper signed canada onto the paris climate agenda the u.n agenda on december

00:43:00.020 12 2015 canada and 194 other countries reached the paris agreement an ambition and sorry ambitious

00:43:07.520 and balanced agreement to fight climate change.

00:43:10.240 Stephen Harper committed fossil fuel-rich Canada

00:43:12.920 to end all production and use of carbon-based energy.

00:43:19.540 Stephen Harper.

00:43:22.940 Now, it's not clear if they knew what they were doing

00:43:28.080 when they did this.

00:43:31.020 Some say, yeah, they wrote it.

00:43:32.600 What are you talking about?

00:43:33.380 Others say, man, politicians just pass things.

00:43:37.720 They don't even read them.

00:43:38.700 They just go, this is never going to happen.

00:43:40.660 There's no way.

00:43:42.280 There's too many voices yelling and screaming.

00:43:44.920 Worldwide cooperation?

00:43:46.480 Forget about it.

00:43:47.940 That could have been the way they thought.

00:43:50.540 I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt, believe me.

00:43:52.820 I mean, I still believe they're guilty.

00:43:54.200 Don't get me wrong here.

00:43:56.120 But that could have been the way they were thinking.

00:43:58.940 The Alberta UCP government, Wellington advocacy operatives of Harper and Kennedy,

00:44:03.380 lobby ucp on behalf of a wef affiliated organization forte forte wef global shaper

00:44:10.580 lobbied the ucp government 2020 wef and alberta health services partnership digital id ucp slash

00:44:17.340 atb partner with the trudeau government ucp partnered with the trudeau government on 30

00:44:22.480 billion dollars in taxpayer-funded carbon capture subsidized tax credits ucp add additionally 1.2

00:44:31.180 point sorry 1.25 billion in carbon capture subsidies now if you'll recall

00:44:37.240 and i want to make this perfectly clear even though danielle smith has talked about carbon

00:44:43.420 capture and climate change a great deal in favor of it she also outed the world economic forum's

00:44:52.820 involvement with alberta health services back in november she said what are they even doing

00:44:57.080 involved in alberta government affairs at this point she was labeled as premier cuckoo by the

00:45:05.520 toronto globe and mail as i recall and i do think that many of her advisors were saying danielle

00:45:10.480 tone it down on this stuff the world economic forum people are going to think you're nuts

00:45:13.900 the media is going to paint you as crazy and so she did just that but she has called this behavior

00:45:19.320 out remember danielle smith was wild rose before she joined the ucp and she did cross the floor yes 0.90

00:45:30.640 she did but i think she's still a little bit further right than that which means that she

00:45:39.280 thinks logically i'm not talking about extreme right and like i say the overton window has moved

00:45:47.960 so much left in our country that extreme right is actually the middle so i don't i don't know

00:45:56.580 if danielle smith is involved in this at least consciously and there's also remember all please

00:46:03.660 remember guys that in every government there are so many moving parts and i'm not talking with just

00:46:10.040 elected representatives either i'm talking about the bureaucracy or better known as the deep state

00:46:15.740 These people will do things without the knowledge, in many cases, of the actual politician, the actual minister in charge of their department, right?

00:46:27.660 And there's no way for any premier or prime minister to be able to control everything that goes on in every department, every day, every hour.

00:46:37.520 And there's going to be people who are loyal to well-placed people who are loyal to a bad cause, bad actors.

00:46:48.640 Alberta Health Services have caught the eye of the World Economic Forum.

00:46:52.240 And again, I'm not saying she doesn't know.

00:46:56.360 I'm saying there may not be anything she can do about it.

00:46:59.860 And furthermore, you know, today is a big day.

00:47:03.580 And Danielle Smith knew this.

00:47:04.980 She knew that back in November when she won the leadership of the UCP that she was going to have to fight a general election in seven months time.

00:47:12.380 So she couldn't go crazy.

00:47:13.620 She couldn't say anything that was going to get everybody in the province talking poorly about her like she's some kind of a wackadoo.

00:47:19.540 That happened enough anyway. 0.74

00:47:21.280 If she'd have gone full out, she never would have had a chance to win this. 0.80

00:47:25.260 And then it would have been a Rachel Notley government.

00:47:27.420 That's what I think.

00:47:29.020 And that may still happen.

00:47:30.620 Hopefully not.

00:47:31.720 It may still happen.

00:47:32.800 We'll find out later on tonight.

00:47:34.000 I'm going to stay with you guys, and we're going to go over some Alberta election results in the 9 to 10 hour central time.

00:47:42.280 So AHS have caught the eye of the World Economic Forum, which has invited Alberta Health Services to join its global coalition for value in health care to play a role in shaping future health care on the international stage.

00:47:53.460 There will be resources available to AHS from Lewinchuk, Dr. Lewinchuk, AHS Senior Medical Director, Health System Integration, July 20th, 2020.

00:48:03.360 He has since been replaced, by the way.

00:48:06.960 ATB Ventures, the research and innovation arm of Alberta-based financial institution ATB Financial, is collaborating with the Government of Canada to provide the technology platform to support its national digital trust service proof.

00:48:20.640 atb financial is a financial institution and crown corporation wholly owned by the province

00:48:26.380 of alberta now that was under jason kenny's watch by the way just so you guys know jason kenny was

00:48:32.400 a big minister in the harper government and he pretty much wrote canada's involvement

00:48:37.920 in the agenda 2030 and the esgs all of that so jason kenny not exactly the guy we thought he was

00:48:48.040 so we're not going to go through all of this you guys it's a very long list uh you know what i'm

00:48:54.080 going to do i'm going to put this into the comment section of facebook twitter and rumble so you guys

00:48:59.620 can read it later on uh but this is how involved the world economic forum is and i got to go to

00:49:07.860 the comment section on a rumble hey guys what's going on wayne thank you for writing that piece

00:49:12.760 by the way i see you watching on rumble i hope you're doing well and i hope you're coming home

00:49:16.380 soon the weather here has been absolutely beautiful wayne peters you can follow him on

00:49:21.500 yournews.com on looking glass media coalition lgm.news and of course on what's up canada so 0.59

00:49:29.080 yeah there's all kinds of infiltration by the world economic forum and by china into our country

00:49:35.540 what politician wants to start ripping that out that politician will have my vote

00:49:42.760 interesting thread here from kevin bass phd new paper using data from 29 countries calculated

00:49:51.900 the covet death rate look at this remember we'd been saying for a very long time well you know

00:49:58.500 you've got a 99 98 chance of surviving if you get covet but look at the age breakdown here from zero

00:50:03.960 to 19 you would have died 0.0003 percent of the time these are actual numbers now if you're 20 to

00:50:16.040 29 0.002 percent 30 to 39 0.011 this is not even a full percentage point you guys reverse it that's

00:50:27.580 99.9% survivability. 40 to 49, 0.035. 50 to 59, 0.123. 60 to 69, 0.5. So you have a 99.5%

00:50:45.100 chance of surviving COVID-19. Now, if you're

00:50:49.100 0 to 69.

00:50:53.840 So you put them all together here.

00:50:55.940 Your chances of survival go anywhere between 0.063 to 0.082%.

00:51:02.640 And 94% of the global population is between the age of 0 and 69.

00:51:09.380 In other words, COVID policy sacrificed the young to the old.

00:51:14.860 And here are the results right here.

00:51:19.100 if you want to find out more about this and you're not on twitter get on twitter

00:51:24.620 it's what i've been telling you guys get on twitter even though it seems a little bit

00:51:28.280 weird lately twitter does i don't know what's going on seems like they might be bringing

00:51:33.420 censorship back i hope they don't but it seems like they might be follow this guy kevin bass

00:51:39.860 phd ms at kevin bass the information is right there what about this here cancer mystery is

00:51:48.140 cases rise among younger people around the world let me make this bigger so we can all see i thought

00:51:52.880 i did all this already before the show here we go all right now i'm going to block that so here we

00:51:57.260 go uh this is from new scientist.com the number of people under 50 with cancer is increasing

00:52:03.380 in many countries and for many different tumor types why is this occurring it's not entirely

00:52:11.120 clear but it may be due to some aspects of modern life oh my god

00:52:18.040 modern life when it comes to cancer research we regularly hear good news about the number of

00:52:28.000 people benefiting from advances in treatment but there is one bad news story about the condition

00:52:32.500 that gets little attention for three decades there's been a gradual rise in the number of

00:52:36.360 people under 50 being diagnosed with cancer and we don't know entirely why now having said that

00:52:42.400 we're hearing from doctors that cases of cancer and we're talking about hyper cancer here

00:52:49.480 very fast moving skyrocketed amongst younger people in the last two years why

00:52:56.220 Hmm. I don't know. You tell me. What is it? Is it the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat? Is it our laziness? What is it? We don't get enough exercise? I can't think of it. I can't think of anything.

00:53:20.120 wait a minute hold on just a second

00:53:25.800 from apoc health majority of covet hospital deaths were due to untreated bacterial pneumonia

00:53:36.820 oh well this is something we've been talking about and you want to know what guys this story

00:53:42.440 goes back to the spanish flu back in 1918 1919 when they had people wearing masks back then

00:53:50.020 And guess what they got? They thought it was the Spanish flu they were dying from. No.

00:53:54.960 Bacterial infections caused by the breathing barrier. That's right.

00:54:01.100 And this is something we've been trying to say for the last three years, but we got censored or laughed at.

00:54:09.840 Hospitals sticking to the strict hand-me-down, highly profitable COVID protocol may have doomed the majority of admitted COVID-19 patients to death

00:54:18.140 due to a perfect storm of institutional failure, a new study shows.

00:54:26.080 This article, by the way, was originally published by the Defender Children's Health Defense.

00:54:32.060 Hospital protocolists sticking to the strict hand-me-down, highly profitable COVID protocol

00:54:37.180 may have doomed the majority of admitted COVID-19 patients to death due to a perfect storm, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:54:42.160 i first warned the u.s food and drug admin in early 2020 that because the commercial kits did

00:54:49.440 not use internal negative controls there would be arbitrarily high covet 19 false positive rates

00:54:54.720 due to the abuse of non-quantitative pcr the majority of cases i pointed out would be false

00:55:01.140 because the test was to be used as a screening device and when you screen with an imperfect test

00:55:06.640 when prevalence is low you end up with more false positives than negatives in the set of positives

00:55:12.060 who's on first what's on second knowing that people who were symptomatic for respiratory

00:55:19.660 infections would be among the most tested population and that dr anthony fauci's medical

00:55:24.020 approach to covet 19 was to tell people to go home and get as sick as possible it was readily

00:55:29.060 clear that people would be dying due to lack of treatment for treatable conditions like bacterial

00:55:33.400 pneumonia and fungal infections in the lung. Now, a study from the National Institutes of

00:55:42.460 Health-funded researchers in Chicago has found that unresolved respiratory infections,

00:55:46.780 not necessarily those involving SARS-CoV-2, were present in people who failed to respond

00:55:53.260 to mechanical ventilation. The authors wrote, recent data suggests that secondary pneumonia

00:55:59.640 is present in up to 40% and pneumonia or diffuse alveolar damage is present in over 90% of autopsy

00:56:07.920 specimens obtained from patients with acute SARS-CoV-2. Consistent with these observations,

00:56:16.220 we and others found high rates of ventilator-associated pneumonia in patients with SARS-CoV-2

00:56:21.180 pneumonia requiring mechanical ventilation, suggesting that bacterial superinfections like

00:56:27.340 VAP may contribute to mortality in patients with COVID-19.

00:56:34.240 They concluded, these data suggest mortality associated with severe SARS-CoV-2 pneumonia

00:56:41.560 is more often associated with respiratory failure that increases the risk of unresolving

00:56:47.260 VAP and is less frequently associated with multiple organ dysfunction.

00:56:51.060 i'm just going to leave that there for you guys to chew that chew on basically what they've

00:57:03.780 concluded is that covid death was not a covid death now the question is what was the prevalence

00:57:13.400 of that? How widespread was that? Was it induced by the hospitals using a bad protocol?

00:57:25.480 Was it covered up then by statisticians in states and provinces? Did they just take

00:57:32.420 all of the flu deaths from one column and put them into another? Cases too?

00:57:39.840 They had to have something to keep us scared.

00:57:43.400 on to other things now this is from tnc.news counselor under fire for proposing an age 0.67

00:57:52.100 limit on drag queen events under fire she should be congratulated and try and get her on the show

00:57:58.480 at some point this week a lone pickering ontario city counselor is under fire for taking a stand

00:58:04.120 against gender ideology by wanting to restrict drag queen entertainment to those over the age 0.99

00:58:08.480 of 19 and what is so wrong with that anyway this shows you the madness of the rainbow mafia they 1.00

00:58:17.920 are out to get your kids it's that simple man this shouldn't be causing a ruckus this is just 1.00

00:58:26.000 simple logic oh well we can't do kids all right well you know we can still make some money in the

00:58:31.260 bars we can still do our shows in the bars no we have to read to kids to sexualize and indoctrinate

00:58:37.080 them councillor lisa robinson has sparked the ire of the lgbtq community and her fellow city council

00:58:46.900 after she voted against emotion in support of pride events throughout pickering in the

00:58:51.280 durham region oh by the way what's the date the 29th yeah oh yeah guys get ready hang on a minute

00:58:56.400 oh that's interesting i can't reveal this yet because i haven't read the whole thing

00:59:06.940 but it looks pretty interesting anyway she said i support lgbtq citizens but what i don't support

00:59:14.640 at this time is not being inclusive of all people said robinson at monday's meeting elected officials

00:59:20.500 are supposed to be neutral we should not be putting one group ahead of the other because

00:59:24.580 that shows a hierarchy and it's not fair to other residents robinson wants to limit flags at

00:59:30.320 government buildings only to official municipal provincial or national makes sense when we put

00:59:38.280 somebody's flag up there in the sky it creates a hierarchy no other flag should be flown at a

00:59:43.740 government office other than government flags that means the provincial that means municipality

00:59:49.000 that means federal that's what should be flown here at all government offices to show neutrality

00:59:54.560 non-partisanship and besides the lgbtq2s whatever freaking organization they are group they're not a

01:00:07.960 nation why do they have a flag anyway a video posted to social media shows robinson telling

01:00:17.800 a crowd of angry parents outside a durham region district school board meeting she hopes to

01:00:22.340 introduce a motion to city council which would place an age limit to drag queen events to me 0.99

01:00:27.260 a drag show or a pride event is an adult live performance and that is what gays against groomers

01:00:33.160 on twitter will tell you there are several drag queens who are speaking out about it they know 0.99

01:00:39.400 what they're doing some of them and they're not on board with this crap they're performers 1.00

01:00:46.440 adult performers and they know that 0.86

01:00:50.380 these drag performers they get paid to perform and the only ones that can go and see them in

01:00:57.940 any other place would be at a bar or some kind of an event like that you have to be over the age of

01:01:02.060 19 like you do to buy booze in many provinces according to robinson she's heard concerns from

01:01:09.000 constituents surrounding the controversial events which have prompted her to take action

01:01:12.520 Now, this is the problem, right? You've got a city councilor, many people in her municipality, I'm sure, complaining to her about this, but they won't do anything themselves about it because they're scared of the Rainbow Mafia. 0.99

01:01:26.240 if you stand up on mass then guess what's gonna happen you'll you'll win you'll win 1.00

01:01:33.540 the rainbow mafia is is they're a bunch of cowards right you show up with 500 people do you think 1.00

01:01:43.580 they're gonna fight you no they'll back off run away they'll call some names you've got ways to 1.00

01:01:50.580 deal with them coming up later on in the show drag queen events for children have become a common

01:01:56.680 occurrence in ontario well not just in ontario for god's sakes nearly half a dozen libraries

01:02:01.000 have partnered with the durham children's aid society to put on drag queen performances for

01:02:05.600 kids now doesn't that sound like an oxymoron to you durham children's aid society here go ahead

01:02:12.080 kids we'll aid you by giving you this drag queen show where some man dressed as a woman is going 0.99

01:02:17.620 to shake his ass in front of your face and then maybe you'll be able to get up and and twerk in 0.98

01:02:24.440 front of all these people too one day this includes oshawa public library whitney public library 0.99

01:02:31.760 whitby sorry pickering public library brock libraries and elsewhere

01:02:35.820 look at them look at them now here we go five rules for fighting trans activism

01:02:45.840 Where are we at time-wise here? All right, it's top of the hour. The polls just closed in Alberta,

01:02:51.920 and the results will be coming in soon. So stay with me. We're going to cover all of the results

01:02:56.560 tonight, you guys. And don't forget to like and share. Get this out there to as many people as

01:03:00.000 possible. If you are on Facebook, like and share. If you're on Twitter, heart, retweet. If you're

01:03:05.060 on Rumble, thumbs up. From UnHerd, five rules for fighting trans activism. And I would imagine this 0.99

01:03:12.600 goes for any left-wing organization as well. It will not have escaped the eagle eye that something

01:03:18.340 about modern trans activism seems to make otherwise Gillick-competent adults veer towards

01:03:23.920 the infantile. Well, the same goes for any left-leading organization. There's a story coming 0.72

01:03:31.520 up about left activism being related to psychosis and narcissism. I'm going to give you that story

01:03:37.260 in just a couple of minutes here. From the EHRC's recent clarification about the legality of

01:03:42.460 single-sex spaces under the terms of the Equality Act, to the government's announcement that it

01:03:47.220 would no longer try to criminalize what is tendentiously named conversion therapy for

01:03:52.380 people with incongruent gender identities. It seems that whenever an obstacle is thrown in

01:04:00.320 the path of trans activists, there is widespread wailing, dramatic pronouncements, and holding of

01:04:06.700 breath until puce color kind of like purple given the radical scope of activist so that no one

01:04:20.860 refers accurately to males and females in any context it might matter you'd think that they

01:04:26.280 would be a bit more sanguine about the likelihood of an uphill struggle but not so every new

01:04:30.840 challenge is received like an incomprehensible and crushing blow, and much drama inevitably

01:04:36.680 follows. What is it that produces such childish regression in the initiates of the new gender 1.00

01:04:43.000 religion? At least part of the answer seems to have to do with the example set by Stonewall, 1.00

01:04:48.840 not the town in Manitoba. For years now, the charity, it's a charity, Stonewall charity,

01:04:56.100 They have acted like a demented primary school teacher, gone rogue, encouraging all sorts of unsavory habits and those under its influence. 0.98

01:05:04.720 Via the use of an elaborate reward chart, otherwise known as the UK Workplace Equality Index, it has sown widespread misunderstanding within hundreds of institutions about the actual state of equality law.

01:05:16.820 it scared people silly with lurid details fairy tales of murder suicide threats and the hate

01:05:23.920 crime of misgendering dead naming no wonder the more impressionable are now getting so worked up

01:05:33.520 the latest example of stonewall's wayward moral leadership came at the weekend when it was

01:05:38.500 revealed that it's flounce from the government scheduled safe to be me excuse me lgbt rights 0.69

01:05:45.600 conference will cost the taxpayer at least 650,000 pounds. And probably more. Having previously been

01:05:54.900 paid to co-organize the conference, Stonewall's withdrawal statement was larded with the usual

01:05:59.980 purple prose. Hearts were heavy about the government's U-turn on conversion therapy,

01:06:05.120 trust was shattered, and so on. You'd think the government had just announced compulsory

01:06:09.360 heterosexuality for all and not a pause in legislation threatening to criminalize

01:06:16.080 talking therapies for gender questioning people including for gay adolescents at risk of starting

01:06:22.040 a medicalized pathway that might be regretted later many of those fighting stonewall's agenda

01:06:29.400 are mothers or is the stonewalled maternity hospital where i gave birth twice would now

01:06:33.680 have it pregnant people since the opposition seem desperate to project their serious mummy issues

01:06:40.640 onto us anyway i reckon we should just lean into it as most mums know it's important to have a few

01:06:47.940 strategies ready for when things get tricky so with a nod in solidarity to beleaguered adults

01:06:52.940 across the land having to deal with trans activist drama in their organizations homes and friend

01:06:58.100 groups here are five super nanny style rules for me who is the author of this i like her kathleen

01:07:06.000 stock everybody follow kathleen stock on unheard.com kathleen stock is her name encourage them

01:07:14.080 to use their words as with toddlers and trans activism there's a lot of shouting and stamping

01:07:20.800 and strutting but not a lot of thinking when next the trans activist intones a stonewall approved

01:07:30.380 mantra or slogan at you gently encourage them to use their words and unpack it a bit what do those

01:07:36.460 words really mean for instance you might ask if any male who feels like a woman is a trans woman

01:07:42.060 and trans women are women what then is a woman thank you matt walsh for your documentary if you

01:07:48.840 haven't seen it go watch it's quite entertaining don't be put off by furious complaints that you

01:07:54.220 must be a bigot for asking such a thing that's merely a distraction all right let's move on to

01:07:59.420 the next one here praise the good when raising offspring it's important to positively reinforce

01:08:04.580 good behavior when you see it this can be an effective strategy with difficult people generally

01:08:09.680 trans activists frequently claim that they want to break down regressive stereotypes about

01:08:14.760 how males and females should be.

01:08:17.200 If so, tell them this is fantastic.

01:08:19.960 Give them lots of praise for it.

01:08:21.160 Though you might also ask them

01:08:22.380 how they plan to smash stereotypes

01:08:25.080 when they also seem to think

01:08:28.020 that playing with dolls and wearing dresses

01:08:29.740 might turn a male child into a girl.

01:08:34.700 Set boundaries.

01:08:35.560 This appears to be a particularly hard one

01:08:38.140 for trans activists to accept. 1.00

01:08:40.860 Tending as they do to think

01:08:42.200 that all boundaries are fascist,

01:08:44.760 so start small begin by casually saying things like apples can't be oranges tables can't be

01:08:53.780 chairs if they get cross and start calling you the fruit police or the furniture police calmly

01:09:01.220 ignore them eventually work your way up to males and females and non-human species on earth bucks

01:09:07.440 are not does bulls are not heifers and so on and once that information is well tolerated it's the

01:09:15.340 idea that humans are a sexually dimorphic species too and that as with other species we need mutually

01:09:21.800 exclusive names for the two human sexes in order to speak clearly about them ignore derailing

01:09:29.720 attempts. Kids like to copy what you just said and repeat it back to you. No, you are. Sometimes

01:09:39.420 they do it just to annoy, and other times it's because they want to argue the toss but don't

01:09:44.320 know how. So just parrot a version of what you just said in the hope it will stick. In a similar

01:09:50.240 vein, some trans activists like to take points originally made by gender-critical feminists

01:09:55.160 and throw them back, only lightly altered. 0.92

01:09:58.080 For instance, gender-critical feminists often express concerns 1.00

01:10:01.240 about the lack of self-guarding and self-ID policies 1.00

01:10:04.180 and about the negative effects of such policies

01:10:06.760 on female survivors of male sexual violence.

01:10:10.180 Not to be outdone, last week my former colleague

01:10:13.140 and fervent trans activist Professor Alison Phipps wrote on Twitter,

01:10:17.640 when I go in a public toilet, I'm incredibly vigilant. 1.00

01:10:20.720 I scrutinize every woman I come across 0.96

01:10:22.480 and wonder whether she's gender-critical feminist. 0.79

01:10:25.160 Their obsession with what's in everyone's pants is frightening.

01:10:29.720 And as a cis woman and survivor, it makes me feel very unsafe.

01:10:34.820 Now, either this displays a level of paranoia on par with QAnon worries about lizard people in the White House, 1.00

01:10:42.420 or it's an unsubtle attempt to wind gender-critical feminists up. 1.00

01:10:46.460 take professor grace slavery of berkeley university in the uk to punt her new book 1.00

01:10:53.320 about her penis her penis on women's hour and who gave a talk at ucl a few weeks ago lavery's 0.98

01:10:59.940 talk was entitled the gender critical movement is the biggest threat to academic freedom in a 0.99

01:11:04.500 generation i'm told that in my talk my name came up you know the former professor who got harassed

01:11:11.500 out of her job for saying that biological sex matters as someone supposedly personally

01:11:16.260 responsible for recent serious declines in academic freedom of thought. As with the more

01:11:22.160 junior version, mindless know you are, like those of Phipps and Lavery, are likely to drag you into

01:11:27.020 pointless back and forth, which is probably the intention. Try not to let it get to you. Do what

01:11:32.540 moms have done since time immemorial, and pour yourself a large drink, or just ignore them.

01:11:38.780 take a swig read this marvelously warm perceptive and witty piece by english scholars christopher

01:11:45.880 casselia and christopher reed written in response to an attempt of grace levery you know the

01:11:50.920 professor who's very good basically she's saying ignore them this is very wordy actually i didn't

01:11:57.340 think it was that bad but it is get them out in the fresh air this one's simple enough get your

01:12:04.360 trans activist troublemaker away from their screen or phone and get them into the great outdoors. 0.86

01:12:09.860 Alone, mind you, don't let them go out with other trans activists. 0.99

01:12:16.920 Inhibit the flow of crazy pronouncements flying into innocent minds via LGBT organizations and 1.00

01:12:22.780 blue tick accounts on Twitter. Encourage them instead to run around, take their shoes off and 1.00

01:12:27.540 paddle, get muddy, get out of breath, climb a hill, and generally to reconnect with their physical

01:12:33.300 bodies in the natural world those are five things you can do if you care to take the time getting

01:12:39.100 yourself involved with these people but don't confront them unless you got more people oh look

01:12:45.160 it's dylan mulvaney and guess what everybody he's a lesbian so i recently told my parents that i may

01:12:52.440 be a little bit romantically interested in women and that was a big shock for them considering the

01:12:58.240 past 10 years of coming out as gay, then queer, then non-binary. Oh, and by the way,

01:13:04.980 aside from what he's doing with his hair here, does this look like a girl or a woman to you?

01:13:13.880 I mean, he identifies as a young girl. I think a teenage girl, that's his shtick.

01:13:19.120 But as far as I know, teenage girls do not need to shave their faces. 0.96

01:13:28.240 and yet look at Dylan dude needs a Gillette the sooner the better than trans and I think it was 1.00

01:13:40.620 just a bit of a shock so I tell my dad and he goes well I would love to see you get a woman pregnant 1.00

01:13:46.380 and I said oh no no no she would be getting me so I recently told my parents that I may be a little 0.99

01:13:52.440 bit romantic okay we're just gonna leave that there he said oh no no no she would be getting

01:13:58.220 me pregnant what's going on in the world all right i'm gonna refresh this here's a man who

01:14:05.140 identifies as a woman getting upset over mother's day a few weeks ago see what he has to say here

01:14:15.020 there's two different days in the year there's mother's day and there's father's day yeah as a

01:14:20.480 trans person as a trans woman which one do i celebrate what a predicament father's day rolled

01:14:27.600 around i did i don't feel like a father mother's day's tomorrow i feel like a mom you're not though

01:14:35.760 who celebrates me it's not a situation of pity me or anything oh of course not i just genuinely

01:14:42.700 want to know is there other people out there that you don't know which one you fall under

01:14:47.660 are you a mom are you a dad that's enough i can't take it look at this from tnc.news i'm not going

01:14:56.160 to read the story for you guys just give you the headline the un now admits that trans activism

01:15:02.940 threatens women's rights huh that's weird maybe they think it's causing too much turmoil in

01:15:11.380 society and that might be the tipping point for us to win so they're trying to calm things down

01:15:15.800 a little bit this is the thing with the un the world economic forum and the globalist agenda

01:15:20.780 right if we get if we stir up the hornet's nest too much right now they might just expose us

01:15:26.440 so they may be trying to calm things down a little bit for that reason alone oh look

01:15:32.760 i'm sorry to have to do this to you but here he is justin trudeau on the trans issue it's scary 0.90

01:15:41.360 to see what's happening in the United States, whether it's 2SLGBTQI plus rights that are

01:15:50.020 constantly being attacked. My government will never let it happen. My government will always 1.00

01:15:58.400 stand up unequivocally for women's rights, for 2SLGBTQI plus rights. 0.99

01:16:04.740 i'm sorry but you know i think that we've got enough rational minded people in this country 0.93

01:16:17.360 to get rid of this asshat once and for all now will jagmeet singh stand up to him in parliament

01:16:25.540 i don't know one of his mps like i mentioned at the beginning of the show one of his mps today 0.96

01:16:31.080 came out and said she was the target of Chinese interference and threats. And so now it's real

01:16:37.180 for Jagmeet. One of his people has been affected by this controversy. Will he now have the guts

01:16:43.260 to stand up in opposition question period tomorrow in the House of Commons and call out Justin

01:16:49.140 Trudeau by demanding that he call a public inquiry or he will dissolve this partnership he has so

01:16:55.260 the government falls? Because if he does, if he dissolves this partnership, then his members are

01:17:00.420 free to vote against the liberal government all the conservatives need to do at that point is make

01:17:05.160 a motion under a confidence vote and that brings the government down that simple it could happen

01:17:15.180 i think it will happen from the new york post left-wing extremism linked to psychopathy and

01:17:22.540 narcissism yes of course but now we have proof left-wing extremism linked to toxic psychopathic

01:17:34.100 tendencies and narcissism according to a new study published to the peer-reviewed journal

01:17:39.120 current psychology based on existing research we expected individuals with higher levels of

01:17:43.500 left-wing authoritarianism to also report higher levels of narcissism the authors wrote

01:17:48.840 As a result of this new data, study authors Anne Crispins and Alex Bertrams have coined a new term, a new term that we're going to have to work into our lexicon here, you guys.

01:17:59.860 The dark ego vehicle principle.

01:18:03.520 Ooh, that's that's a mouthful.

01:18:05.120 We're going to have to work on this one.

01:18:06.360 According to this principle, individuals with dark personalities like high narcissistic and psychopathic traits are attracted to certain forms of political and social activism, which they can use as a vehicle to satisfy their own ego-focused needs instead of actually aiming at social justice and equality.

01:18:27.040 It's not about social justice and equality.

01:18:31.260 This is what we call what?

01:18:33.460 guys write it down in the comments this is what we call blank think of it like a game show write it

01:18:43.240 down in the comments which they can use as a vehicle to satisfy their own ego-focused needs

01:18:51.520 instead of actually aiming at social justice and equality this is called blank clinty says a cult

01:18:59.780 yeah but that's not what i'm going for here

01:19:04.660 marxists sean says gaslighting liberalism totalitarianism all good answers

01:19:16.920 but no what they're doing virtue signaling that's what this is it has nothing to do

01:19:29.020 with what's best for people around them.

01:19:32.840 It's just what makes them look good to other people.

01:19:37.980 Virtue signaling.

01:19:41.280 It's what it is.

01:19:43.520 And yeah, of course, it's psychosis and narcissism

01:19:45.780 and gaslighting and all that stuff,

01:19:47.460 but generally speaking,

01:19:48.600 what we are discussing is virtue signaling.

01:19:53.920 And who virtue signals? 0.99

01:19:56.600 Narcissists and psychopaths. 0.99

01:19:59.020 All right. We're going to move over here to just going to move this over here now. So I got this from CochranNow.com. I didn't want to go with any of the left wing corporate media here. In Cochran Now, it's 21 degrees. Cochran Town, just northwest of Calgary. May as well be part of the city by now. 0.97

01:20:18.900 I mean, like one thing I noticed, because I hadn't been to Calgary in over 20 years.

01:20:22.880 I lived there for three or four years in the late 90s and early 2000s.

01:20:27.300 How much bigger it's gotten.

01:20:29.480 Theo tells me that there's two million people there.

01:20:31.740 Oh, and by the way, I'm not sure if I mentioned my name, but Jamie Saleh.

01:20:37.160 What a beautiful person.

01:20:38.540 Big heart.

01:20:39.220 Funny.

01:20:40.740 Theo.

01:20:41.800 What a great guy.

01:20:43.000 Supportive.

01:20:44.040 He's like brotherly.

01:20:45.060 You know, he's a really cool guy.

01:20:47.280 Great, great golfer.

01:20:48.900 great guy to spend time with and his dad too i met his dad

01:20:53.540 uh joe borgo some great ideas great guy looks at things from a completely different lens

01:21:04.000 great ideas heather prosak she's you know the organizer of all of that madness and canadians

01:21:13.080 for truth. Fantastic person. I am so happy to call her my friend. So happy. All right. What's 0.99

01:21:19.780 going on in the Alberta election? So what time have we got? 919. The polls have closed and

01:21:24.660 they've been closed for 20 minutes. So we got to go riding by riding here. That's not going to be

01:21:32.000 good. Oh, they've only got two writings, I guess because of Cochran. All right. I may have to go

01:21:37.900 with left-wing corporate media here, you guys,

01:21:40.040 as much as I don't want to.

01:21:51.500 So the UCP are leading in three ridings, it appears.

01:21:58.480 NDP, none so far.

01:21:59.540 It's very, very early, very early.

01:22:02.460 I mean, they've counted like 63 votes.

01:22:07.900 they had incredible record-breaking uh turnouts at the advanced polls

01:22:12.800 uh last week when the polls opened i think it was

01:22:16.960 tuesday 750 000 which smashed the record set i think in the last election by a hundred thousand

01:22:25.280 so people have been active people have been active in this

01:22:30.020 you know what let's just go to youtube and see who's carrying this hopefully cpac is

01:22:37.880 it was brought to you by tacit investigations and security and by canada nanosilver.ca all right

01:22:47.400 typing skills are atrocious

01:22:54.480 oh it's the cbc election night special your supporters and you're hearing from them and

01:23:03.360 checking in if they're still with you and they've already voted so many people got out to vote in

01:23:06.940 advance polls i think part of that was convenience part of that was excitement uh to see us get

01:23:11.340 re-elected and so that was very exciting but i mean even yesterday some of those undecided saying

01:23:17.020 you know what i'm gonna go with you guys you've been doing a good job you've got a great platform

01:23:20.860 and i trust you to take upward forward those undecideds have been one of the big stories of

01:23:25.180 this race so far and we're gonna see how those break a little bit tonight as more results come

01:23:29.660 in rob thank you alicia a lot of those undecideds thought to be former red tories peace there are

01:23:35.260 all these all these cbc people look so all the men anyway look so beta don't they okay uh i got

01:23:44.220 a text from a friend here now we in winnipeg every year there is this festival it's called

01:23:48.760 folklorama so it's ethnically oriented right you've got pavilions from all over the world

01:23:53.620 countries all over the world from the people who live here mostly and sometimes they bring in talent

01:23:58.600 from uh the home countries and whatnot uh so my friend says here's some interesting news about

01:24:04.340 folklorama a musician friend of mine said he got a phone call from one of the pavilions and asked

01:24:09.700 if his band could all wear dresses they're all men he refused but the rest of the band said okay

01:24:16.880 and she didn't know what pavilion it was at the time but then she got back to me and said

01:24:23.260 it was the british pavilion but now they've now decided the band could wear standard clothing

01:24:29.740 instead they must have had a bit of a backlash so you've got festivals asking bands performers

01:24:37.060 to dress up like women men dressing up like women why for what purpose oh i know pride month is

01:24:45.960 coming up let's carry on see supporters who really didn't identify with the direction that the ucp

01:24:52.840 has been going under danielle smith and the insurgent movement that's sort of supporting

01:24:57.460 her and trying to take over the party apparatus

01:24:59.620 to take back Alberta crew 0.95

01:25:01.620 one of the faces 0.80

01:25:02.660 of that PC-ish

01:25:04.960 vibe within the caucus definitely

01:25:06.980 Rebecca Schultz came in fourth in the leadership

01:25:09.240 but got right in behind

01:25:11.520 Daniel Smith as soon as she came into

01:25:13.320 cabinet she's feeling pretty good tonight

01:25:15.060 these are early results but yes

01:25:17.360 they used to be ahead in five ridings at this

01:25:19.460 time these are coming mostly from the events

01:25:21.160 we haven't heard any day of results yet

01:25:23.280 what should we think about the results

01:25:25.520 coming in? I'm

01:25:27.460 Sorry, but I can't take the CBC.

01:25:30.100 I cannot take it.

01:25:30.980 Let's see if there's somebody else doing this.

01:25:32.460 All right.

01:25:32.780 So global, would they be any better?

01:25:38.980 Guys, this is in six and zero for NDP at the moment.

01:25:43.540 All right.

01:25:44.000 Six seat lead at the moment.

01:25:45.360 Again, very early results coming right now.

01:25:47.360 Let's go back to David Akin at the results.

01:25:49.600 David, what are you noticing as far as these numbers?

01:25:51.900 Yeah, it really is early.

01:25:53.540 And Elections Alberta is using some new systems to count the votes and transmit the votes.

01:25:57.040 And again, no one will have the results sooner than we will.

01:26:00.800 Global News will have nobody will have it sooner. Right.

01:26:03.280 We've got three results from now sort of in rural or small town Alberta.

01:26:07.480 We have the UCP leading in Peace River. That's, of course, way up north.

01:26:11.800 The UCP is leading in pop it open in Central Peace Notley.

01:26:16.800 That's Todd Lowen. UCP is leading in Drayton Valley, Devon.

01:26:20.800 That is UCP Heartland. This is very, very early on.

01:26:23.780 So, you know, we don't have to watch them right now.

01:26:27.040 True North?

01:26:28.920 Okay, so you know what?

01:26:29.800 Thanks, guys.

01:26:30.340 Let's go and see what we can find on True North here.

01:26:41.860 Oh, excellent.

01:26:43.940 I would imagine Rebel News is covering this as well.

01:26:46.740 It's big for them.

01:26:48.020 you're going to lock in your numbers now

01:27:04.920 how many seats you think the UCB

01:27:06.380 and the NDP are going to get

01:27:08.880 wow this is slow man

01:27:17.200 I said 51 for UCP

01:27:29.120 I said 50 to 37

01:27:32.360 I said 51

01:27:39.860 I was the pessimist

01:27:45.360 This is kind of herky-jerky for you guys.

01:27:49.020 Are you guys getting this all right?

01:27:53.500 Yeah, I'll try Rebel.

01:27:55.480 Because, you know, I think we should all sit here and watch this together

01:27:58.420 on this live stream as opposed to going off,

01:28:01.100 because we're all together, right?

01:28:02.180 So we can comment to each other and watch together.

01:28:05.540 It'll be like an election results party.

01:28:08.960 Okay, so if we're not...

01:28:11.520 getting the good feed there

01:28:15.880 election night

01:28:19.080 I got something else going on

01:28:28.300 in the background

01:28:29.500 venue

01:28:32.500 in

01:28:34.000 Acadia

01:28:36.500 this thing

01:28:40.820 this is interesting

01:28:42.720 I noticed the left-wing corporate media

01:28:44.860 we didn't have any trouble with them

01:28:46.020 but you go to True North or Rebel News

01:28:48.900 and

01:28:49.500 this

01:28:51.360 fortunate that you

01:28:56.160 be respectful

01:28:57.760 and with the NDP that

01:29:00.400 that respect has not been reciprocated because

01:29:02.400 at the end of the day we're here on behalf

01:29:04.560 of the Albertans who have been silenced for far too long

01:29:08.320 and whose voices have been ignored by the Alberta NDP,

01:29:12.900 who what we've seen in the polls has indicated that, you know,

01:29:18.480 it's definitely going to be a close race.

01:29:20.280 And it's unfortunate that they don't have the time and day

01:29:22.920 to even have a conversation with us.

01:29:25.120 It turns out they're brittle.

01:29:26.780 And, like, if you can't handle Angelica Toy and Alex Daliwal,

01:29:32.020 How are you going to handle negotiating with Justin Trudeau or dealing with Greenpeace activists coming to shut down the oil suns?

01:29:40.900 How are you going to handle the tough things in your job if you can't handle fair but firm questions from the independent press?

01:29:48.040 I think it's a sign of weakness.

01:29:49.620 I remember that Donald Trump would spar every single day with Jim Acosta.

01:29:53.240 He would go to Jim Acosta.

01:29:54.700 He enjoyed the activity of it.

01:29:57.000 I think he enjoyed it, and certainly Jim Acosta did.

01:30:00.320 And it's a shame that more politicians are not that way. Alex, what do you think was on people's minds? We've talked a lot tonight about what the media wanted to talk about. But is there an undercurrent? Is there an under news? Things that ordinary people were talking about at the coffee machine, at the water cooler, that maybe wasn't getting the kind of coverage in the media that but ordinary people were focused on?

01:30:26.720 did you detect any under news any issues that were sort of hidden you know as very much similar

01:30:34.060 to what we saw in the 2019 election where the ucp campaigned on jobs economy and pipelines we're

01:30:39.740 very much seen from on the ground and speaking with everyday albertans that that's very much

01:30:45.100 going to be the top issues for this election as well with the exception of perhaps replacing

01:30:53.200 pipelines with affordability okay so while they're going on uh talking about all this

01:30:57.980 i want you guys to know my feelings on this and this is i told you a little bit this afternoon i

01:31:06.320 did a special video that was geared to trying to get as many people out to vote as possible

01:31:12.920 in alberta i think that this is aside from a federal election

01:31:20.120 i think this is the most crucial election

01:31:25.040 in history for canada right now and i know that is saying a lot but alberta has been

01:31:36.480 and saskatchewan too but i don't believe that the saskatchewan party is in any danger of of losing

01:31:42.760 in the next election there and against scott moe is a lot of things but

01:31:50.300 i don't think he's a globalist not in the sense that uh klaus schwab would like them to be

01:32:01.560 and the same goes for danielle smith rob ford he's been bought and paid for

01:32:06.780 brian pallister who was the premier of manitoba the conservative premier of manitoba i believe

01:32:13.940 was bought and paid for as well or threatened but i don't think scott moe and danielle smith are

01:32:21.720 at least not yet

01:32:24.720 so that's why this election is very important even if danielle smith cannot stop what's happening

01:32:32.980 from happening she will certainly slow it down to the point where it and this is what i've been

01:32:38.980 saying the whole time and i want you guys to pay very close attention to my words here because

01:32:43.020 it's very important if she cannot stop this she will slow it down and that will give us

01:32:52.280 very very valuable time to be able to come up with a countermeasure to all this nonsense

01:32:57.960 if rachel notley wins this election in alberta tonight then we will be on a fast track to

01:33:05.600 globalism all across the country remember how powerful a province is alberta is as a province

01:33:12.100 they've got pretty much all of our natural resources for energy in this country

01:33:19.500 natural gas oil they've got it they're rich province for a reason and they've got

01:33:29.520 probably the hardest working population in the country as well albertans like to work for what

01:33:38.960 they get they're innovative they invest they create they invent that's what they do and they

01:33:46.860 move forward based upon those principles if you haven't been to alberta lately i suggest you go

01:33:52.240 it will make your hometown your home province look like it's 20 years in the rearview mirror

01:33:58.840 that is what alberta is like and this is after four years of recovering from an ndp tragedy

01:34:08.620 I mean, the NDP increased the debt of Alberta from, I think it was $17 billion to now $75 billion.

01:34:17.860 They did that in one term.

01:34:19.360 Can you imagine what it would be like if they got in again? 1.00

01:34:21.940 Aside from all the authoritarian measures that Rachel Notley wants to take when the next pandemic comes,

01:34:27.240 and we've been warned about this repeatedly over the past year, it's coming.

01:34:31.460 It's coming sometime soon.

01:34:32.800 She would lock you down in a heartbeat. 0.98

01:34:35.180 She would go door to door with people with needles in their hands.

01:34:39.480 She said it.

01:34:43.300 Danielle Smith, I don't believe, is that person.

01:34:50.200 That's the difference.

01:34:52.160 So if Alberta goes down to the NDP, the rest of the country falls into place.

01:34:57.180 If the UCP wins this thing, then we have a chance.

01:35:01.800 But we need this time.

01:35:03.580 We need this time.

01:35:05.100 due to the inflation crisis that continues to decimate ballots being counted in some of the

01:35:13.360 most conservative ridings in the country. Cardston, Livingston, Peace River. I mean,

01:35:20.740 we are going to see these roll in blue. I think we're going to really see how things shake out

01:35:26.920 once those numbers start coming in for Calgary. Efron whispers in my ear that we have some

01:35:32.380 uh super chats um we've got uh one from salty zero efron did we read that one i can't recall

01:35:39.100 but i'll read it again while we wait if we didn't it's two bucks says i don't live in canada but i'm

01:35:44.320 guessing a lot of canadians would be scratching their heads if alberta goes liberal uh alberta

01:35:49.580 seems to be texas to the north yes we we touched on that one um we've got another one from medic

01:35:54.660 deb 50 bucks god bless danielle smith may the alberta votes be with her tonight um we've got

01:36:01.800 Another one from Dave Stiff gives us 10 bucks. 0.92

01:36:06.080 Sheila related question says, 1.00

01:36:07.840 is Sheila concerned that bill C21 will force her to change her name to just 0.63

01:36:11.280 Sheila Reed?

01:36:12.000 You know,

01:36:12.240 my husband would probably appreciate that.

01:36:15.200 Uh,

01:36:15.680 interesting.

01:36:16.160 Yep.

01:36:18.060 If it's that close, 0.99

01:36:19.600 Rita says 44 seats needed for a majority.

01:36:21.760 Yes,

01:36:21.940 that's absolutely true.

01:36:22.920 There are 87 seats in the Alberta legislature.

01:36:25.480 So,

01:36:25.680 uh,

01:36:26.460 if the bare minimum of seats was one at 44 to form government,

01:36:30.660 the interesting thing is that you need a speaker of the house right you need a speaker so

01:36:35.500 generally speaking what a government does is appoint one of their own to be the speaker of

01:36:39.780 the house so that leaves 43 versus 43 in opposition so 43 government members 43 opposition members and

01:36:48.880 then the speaker of the house now on any vote in any parliament in the westminster system of

01:36:57.080 government if it's a tie it goes to the speaker of the house to decide and so every vote and under

01:37:07.060 that circumstance if one party wins only 44 seats every vote would go to the speaker of the house

01:37:11.940 to decide also by elections right if one member of the government team winds up dropping out

01:37:19.600 retiring getting sick dying whatever and they can't perform their duties and a by-election

01:37:24.220 is required what happens then does the opposition automatically take over as the government

01:37:31.180 right because they would both have the equal amount of seats in that case

01:37:37.880 interesting and that happens all the time we just don't know about it so much because

01:37:43.700 generally a government majority is like 15 to 20 seats so if you lose three or four members like

01:37:50.880 in Ontario you still got a majority government it's slimmer but you still got a majority government

01:37:56.680 but in a very tight situation like that that could mean a change in power interesting and

01:38:04.060 thank you Rita for bringing that up but it's not even so much the name change that bothers me it's

01:38:10.280 to not be able to will my grandfather and my great-grandfather stayed up as late as it took

01:38:16.820 i don't think we need to stay up that late tonight i don't think there's going to be the

01:38:21.260 kind of shenanigans um that that there sometimes are in the united states hey 14 to 6 right now

01:38:27.960 the ucp leading 20 writings reporting out of 87 i hear that our first mla guest is in position is

01:38:36.200 that right uh we have uh on deck not only the member of the legislative assembly from calgary

01:38:44.520 west oh not ready yet i oh 30 seconds away so i'll just uh i'll tell you who we're about to

01:38:51.280 talk to his name is mike ellis he's the mla for calgary west which if i'm not mistaken contains

01:38:56.120 um or it might just be adjacent to the university of calgary so it's a pretty conservative place

01:39:02.100 it's a good place but a place that could theoretically in an orange wave go ndp i

01:39:07.100 don't think it will today mike ellis is also the minister of public safety he's the counterpart

01:39:12.200 for Marco Manichino in the province of Alberta.

01:39:15.400 It'll be interesting to hear what he has to say.

01:39:17.580 And it's a delight to have him on.

01:39:19.040 I think he's just, oh, I think he's in position now.

01:39:21.840 Mike Ellis, welcome to the Rebel News live stream.

01:39:25.400 It's a pleasure to have you here.

01:39:26.920 And we've got a lot of folks tuning in

01:39:29.320 to our new studio on Rumble.

01:39:33.020 We have 6,500 folks on YouTube, 3,500.

01:39:37.280 We have over 10,000 folks concurrently.

01:39:40.520 And it's a pleasure to have you on the show.

01:39:42.580 What do you think is going to happen tonight?

01:39:43.800 How's your feeling?

01:39:44.540 What's the feeling in the room?

01:39:47.160 The feeling is unconsciously optimistic.

01:39:50.600 I mean, this is my fourth campaign, as you're aware, Ezra.

01:39:53.840 You know, people are getting excited as they start to trickle in,

01:39:57.080 even small numbers like 1 and 2 and, you know, 10.

01:40:00.760 As I'm seeing here, it's filled with excitement, and I'm very optimistic here.

01:40:07.000 And you're from Calgary.

01:40:08.440 and calgary when i was growing up was such a reliably conservative place it felt like

01:40:13.400 uh the high ground and even if there were a flood it would never flood calgary but boy some of the

01:40:19.780 polling uh data in recent weeks scared the heck out of me and i was thinking have i changed has

01:40:26.300 calgary changed has the ndp changed or maybe the pollsters were having some fun or maybe people

01:40:31.400 were unsettled maybe people were not coming to their decision until quite late in the day in

01:40:37.020 In fact, maybe the debate crystallized it.

01:40:40.640 Is Calgary losing its conservativeness or what else was afoot there?

01:40:46.260 And I'm not saying that Calgary is going to fall to the NDP this time.

01:40:50.020 But even if it doesn't, it sure felt close there for a bit.

01:40:52.780 What's going on in Calgary?

01:40:54.980 Look, Ezra, I survived the 2015 wave.

01:40:59.320 I think you mentioned that as far as Calgary West is concerned.

01:41:02.320 I was one of the first people to talk about unification and myself and another MLA for the Wild Rose were the first people to kind of talk about that.

01:41:14.940 No, I don't believe that Calgary has changed.

01:41:17.940 I would say that the NDP, as I've experienced for the last nine years, they ran a campaign on fear and smear.

01:41:25.200 And I would say that to a certain extent that resonated amongst a lot of people in Calgary.

01:41:32.320 I would also further argue that, to your point that you made, after that debate, we really started to see a trend of support for not just Danielle, but of course the United Conservative Party.

01:41:44.080 And I think that was exemplified when we held the rally.

01:41:47.020 And at that rally, when we saw organically 2,000 or so people show up, people that were showing up that...

01:41:54.960 Okay, so let me just take a break here from the Rebel News coverage here, guys.

01:42:00.020 I mean, we could, you could just go to Rebel News and watch that if you want to.

01:42:04.000 I'm going to jump in here and let you know, this is the way it's, this is not current.

01:42:10.140 This is the former government as of yesterday, as of today, actually.

01:42:14.860 I just wanted to give you an idea of where all of the seats are located in Alberta, right?

01:42:20.300 You've got 87 total seats.

01:42:22.800 You need 44 for a majority.

01:42:24.560 So 28 are in the Calgary area.

01:42:30.020 This is the Calgary metro area. Calgary is the largest city in Alberta. You've got 28 seats in the Calgary metro region. You've got 26 seats in the Edmonton metro region for a total of 54 seats. And then the remaining 33 are small town Alberta and rural Alberta.

01:42:48.800 So in a breakdown scenario, what happens in rural Alberta, 98% of the seats go to the UCP. So let's say that's 31 seats, 31 seats in rural to for the NDP. And I'm not even kidding when I say that you go to Calgary. Now, Calgary is interesting.

01:43:11.960 They said that in Calgary, this is the Calgary region we're looking at right now, this is what it was like at dissolution.

01:43:20.660 Only two NDP members won seats in Calgary.

01:43:25.820 This time, let's go with 12.

01:43:27.820 So let's say 12 seats for the NDP in Calgary, and that would leave 16 seats for the UCP.

01:43:38.800 and then edmonton probably 24 so yeah it looks like 24 seats and two seats for the ucp so

01:43:47.980 you know what i think my prediction is going to be damn close it looks like when we add it all up

01:43:55.940 here 49 seats this is what i think 49 seats will go to the ucp and it's going to be a slim majority

01:44:05.100 and then 38 seats will go to the NDP 49 38 my original prediction was 48 39 UCP so that's what

01:44:15.400 I think is happening that's why they were all talking about battleground Calgary Calgary is

01:44:19.720 the place where the election is going to be decided we know that rural and small town Alberta

01:44:24.160 we're going to go UCP that was a foregone conclusion they were going to win probably

01:44:28.940 31 of the 33 seats available in rural and small town Alberta we know that Edmonton and

01:44:34.960 surrounding areas would be mostly orange, and they've got 26 seats there, so they would take

01:44:39.980 probably 24 of those seats. Calgary was the decider, and the only way for the NDP to win

01:44:46.420 this election would be to dominate almost all ridings in Calgary. They would have to take

01:44:51.940 probably 24, 22 of the 28 seats available in the Calgary region, and it doesn't look like that's

01:45:00.040 going to happen but again it's early let's go back to rebel news and see what the hell is going on

01:45:05.940 here you know this calgary west is very close to sutina that was failing sentiment that giving

01:45:11.280 addicts more poison is exactly what they need and i think we're seeing some of the early data

01:45:16.240 roll in um when we compare what's happening in bc to what's currently transpiring here in

01:45:23.020 alberta can you give us an update on that yeah thank you so much this is near and dear to my

01:45:28.040 heart i was the former minister of mental health and addictions i was one of the architects uh

01:45:33.200 behind the recovery oriented system of care that we are talking that we talk about and that the

01:45:37.740 premier talks about and yes uh you know when i was this this coverage is mental health and

01:45:43.380 addictions we were actually because they're not getting the results in so we're gonna have to go

01:45:47.380 back i'm sorry about this but we're we're gonna have to go back to another because the results

01:45:55.760 are pouring in quick quick quick quick you guys are staying with me this is awesome

01:45:59.260 alberta votes election night special here we go all right so this is the cbc i'm sorry to tell you

01:46:06.560 actually gained 20 seats in order to form a majority government they've got a ways to go

01:46:11.180 the ucp can afford to lose 19 seats and still hold on to government so as we say the samples

01:46:18.320 are small all right so the ucp is leading or elected in 47 seats right now the ndp in 25

01:46:26.460 This is good news.

01:46:28.020 Dealing with margins that really, they're not worth Janet Brown's time, really.

01:46:33.960 She's been poo-pooing this as we go.

01:46:35.680 So this is in part informing what I'm telling you.

01:46:37.520 Let's not get too carried away, Janet.

01:46:39.560 But that said, we have some trends developing.

01:46:42.540 So as we watch those numbers move, keep in mind the share of the popular vote,

01:46:47.560 how that will play out, and then the translation into seat count.

01:46:50.880 So let's get a better sense of what's going on with our panelists

01:46:54.400 in terms of being inside their heads right now.

01:46:56.240 It's got to be agonizing for them, Nancy.

01:46:59.080 You know what?

01:46:59.800 I don't want to put words in their mouths.

01:47:01.880 Is it agonizing?

01:47:03.920 Yes.

01:47:06.020 Why do you say that, William?

01:47:08.660 I thought we had these record number of vast polls

01:47:12.400 and people were going out to the polls

01:47:13.540 and we're getting just dribbles.

01:47:16.320 One vote, two votes, I think.

01:47:18.040 I'm just looking at my own riding

01:47:19.200 with Cyril Turton and Chantel McKenzie.

01:47:22.200 three votes counted for cyril and two for chantel this is crazy i've i haven't seen this kind of

01:47:31.100 like this kind of results scenario have any of you i have to tell you guys that

01:47:37.740 i'm sorry itchy dry skin i haven't moisturized lately canada nato silver.ca go get your lotion

01:47:48.400 um this is painful for me to watch but on the other hand and i'm sure it is for you too the

01:47:55.620 cbc is terrible but um they probably have the most up-to-date in terms of the seat counts right

01:48:02.680 and this is all we want really is the seat counts so 4728 is there a website see they're all biased

01:48:10.020 man like chris chris is saying ctv is very biased yeah you're right they all are remember they're

01:48:15.860 the left wing corporate media. They want the NDP to win this. They put all of their energy

01:48:20.760 into helping the NDP try to win this election. And the interesting thing, too, is that the

01:48:26.340 Alberta Liberal Party is kind of thrown in with the NDP in order to get all of the left wing

01:48:32.280 voters together in Alberta so they could maybe knock off the United Conservative Party. Right

01:48:37.520 now, things are not looking good for the NDP, which is awesome. But again, it's still early

01:48:43.320 and things can change

01:48:45.240 Georgie says

01:48:47.460 4122 this is good

01:48:49.620 news

01:48:50.340 results.elections.ab

01:48:54.340 alright hang on just a minute

01:48:55.860 because I can't take it

01:48:57.000 I cannot take it

01:48:57.880 I can't take it

01:49:01.440 hang on a minute

01:49:04.660 there we go

01:49:05.980 alright let's see if this works

01:49:13.320 is that the calgary herald cool all right

01:49:19.560 excellent where are we at

01:49:25.480 yes i do have an ad blocker and there's a reason for it

01:49:31.320 all right

01:49:43.320 Just give us the seat count.

01:50:02.680 All right, well, that's just a bar graph, it looks like.

01:50:05.340 Okay, so the UCP are leading.

01:50:07.040 no this is not working

01:50:14.040 42.27

01:50:17.300 no no no no no

01:50:19.940 we can't have

01:50:20.500 we can't have the NDP

01:50:23.040 getting any more than

01:50:26.600 10 or 11 more 0.99

01:50:27.640 okay that's crap 0.99

01:50:33.100 I'm sorry but that is crap 0.99

01:50:34.320 what's next 1.00

01:50:34.960 Alberta votes

01:50:57.700 where is that from

01:50:58.840 4725 it looks like right now

01:51:04.960 Oh, all right, let's try this.

01:51:34.960 Oh, why did this not occur to me?

01:51:47.160 Twitter.

01:51:52.680 I'm going to go to Twitter.

01:51:58.700 Karina Gould.

01:52:01.320 All right.

01:52:01.680 there we go all right he's running this alberta votes

01:52:21.060 okay here we go okay again very early you guys and it looks like

01:52:31.680 And the NDP are leading in the vote share right now, 49.5% to 46.6%.

01:52:38.980 And then I guess the other smaller parties have got a share of the vote as well.

01:52:43.320 So seat count right now, 46 for the UCP and 27 for the NDP.

01:52:50.240 Excellent.

01:52:51.740 All right.

01:52:55.880 So I'm going to have to keep refreshing this.

01:52:57.600 This is very cool.

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01:55:57.320 all right back to the election results in alberta so the ucp has taken the lead in popular vote but

01:56:05.960 Guys, this is nothing. This is only 15, sorry, 16,000 votes been counted so far.

01:56:11.820 And they had 750,000 votes in the advance polls that were running all last week all across the province, which broke a record there, by the way.

01:56:20.460 They have an electorate probably of 2.8, 2.9 million.

01:56:24.340 And apparently this electorate is very determined to see their party win.

01:56:30.780 This could be the highest voter turnout in Alberta in decades.

01:56:34.340 This is what they're suggesting. Now, let me ask you a question. And here it is. Do you love winning more than hating losing? In other words, what's more motivating to you? The fear of losing or the love of winning?

01:56:55.100 to me i don't want to lose now i know it sounds like the same thing but it's not because

01:57:02.860 the two sides this is their motivations right the ndp wants to win they want to win badly

01:57:09.280 but are they more motivated than a determined group of ucp supporters in alberta who are

01:57:19.040 terrified, completely

01:57:21.320 terrified

01:57:21.980 by the NDP.

01:57:25.480 Which is more motivating for you?

01:57:28.300 The fear of losing,

01:57:29.360 Virginia says, Janice says,

01:57:31.040 the love of winning.

01:57:33.080 And that's okay. Everybody's entitled

01:57:35.160 to their opinion. That's why I asked

01:57:37.120 for goodness sakes. Love of winning,

01:57:40.040 fear of losing,

01:57:41.760 losing the evil, Karen says.

01:57:43.420 I don't want to lose.

01:57:49.040 the fear of losing yeah that's what i think it is more than anything like especially when it 0.77

01:57:55.020 comes to something like this because you know that the second rachel notley gets into power

01:58:00.660 things are going to change and they're going to change very quickly taxes go shooting up

01:58:04.720 all kinds of ridiculous regulations 15 minute cities become a thing uh there's going to be 0.82

01:58:11.660 trans everyone it's going to be like like pride month all year long

01:58:18.180 we forget about the social things that these parties represent right like basically most 0.87

01:58:27.100 conservatives represent rational-minded common sense people by and large these marxists these

01:58:38.680 progressives they don't they don't think clearly they think they do which is which is the terrifying

01:58:46.000 thing but they don't they're the ones who want these books in schools and libraries these

01:58:51.160 sexualized books they're supportive of all this nonsense they're supportive of blm they are

01:59:01.060 supportive of the war in ukraine i mean now having said that all political parties have been supportive 0.96

01:59:06.900 of that ridiculous war in Ukraine

01:59:08.720 because they feel it's politically expedient for them.

01:59:11.340 But let's be honest, if push comes to shove,

01:59:14.500 the conservatives get into power,

01:59:16.220 federally or provincially,

01:59:17.600 they're not gonna have anything to do with that war.

01:59:20.780 They're just gonna let it slowly peter out, in my opinion. 0.56

01:59:23.820 But they have to say they support it right now

01:59:25.880 because they feel that most of the electorate

01:59:28.020 is on that side and they're scared to piss people off.

01:59:31.440 This is what happened with Danielle Smith.

01:59:33.700 She started off strong, as you know,

01:59:36.320 condemning the world economic forum's involvement in ahs alberta health services and then the left

01:59:43.200 wing marxist media attacked her relentlessly called her premier wackadoo all even the globe

01:59:49.920 and mail was saying that about her i would imagine her advisors went danielle you can't talk about

01:59:56.400 this stuff you can't because they're going to paint you as a nut bar so even if you believe

02:00:03.800 this stuff and i think she does you can't say anything about it publicly until you win a term

02:00:10.820 she knew that she only had seven months as premier before there was going to be an election

02:00:16.200 she wanted to be the premier longer than seven months and here we are today that's my opinion

02:00:23.200 anyway you guys might disagree you might agree i don't know so let's refresh

02:00:27.620 ucp 47 ndp 34

02:00:33.960 all right so it's looking good smith got rid of henshaw yeah but she replaced him with

02:00:42.500 somebody just as bad didn't she or am i thinking about hey shanley how's your eye

02:00:50.740 i know i'm asking a personal question in front of 670 people watching live on facebook another

02:00:56.260 i'm not sure how many are watching how many watch and rumble right now 500 twitter another 100 200

02:01:01.720 i'm not sure uh but i i ran into uh shanley and brian didn't run into they came to see me at the

02:01:10.080 canadians for truth fire and ice show in calgary last thursday night and we were supposed to get

02:01:15.980 together on friday night for some drinks but then shanley had something happen with her eye

02:01:20.520 and i want wanted to know if she was okay shanley are you all right is everything okay

02:01:26.260 and Brian texted me and said uh shadow we're gonna have to take a rain check

02:01:38.620 and I said come on man well you know her eye all right I get it I get it I mean nobody wants to

02:01:47.100 you know what I had a stye on my eye about three or four years ago and I felt like I looked like

02:01:54.500 quasimodo and i wouldn't i didn't want to go out in public like at all and it took three weeks for

02:02:02.440 that thing to go down like you're i didn't want that i mean you'd go out if you had to

02:02:08.400 but not socially so i get it and i'm certain that you

02:02:12.600 shanley didn't look like quasimodo at all not at all

02:02:19.000 voting is rigged jenny is saying

02:02:23.560 well they were using tabulation machines for the pre-vote last week i can see how there could be

02:02:37.260 a problem with them guys this is a provincial election in canada and there's scrutineers at

02:02:43.360 every polling station watching these people count these votes. And if there's any irregularities at

02:02:50.220 all, it will be found out. Both parties, actually all parties have got scrutineers at all polling

02:02:55.640 stations. It's incredibly more difficult to fix an election in Canada than it is in the United

02:03:02.840 States, simply because of those voting machines, in my opinion. They can try and sway how people

02:03:09.540 vote before they go to vote with polls suppression polls or polls that make you think your party is

02:03:18.240 so far in the lead you don't ever have to go and vote right um media will smear one party and

02:03:25.740 promote another i mean that's that's a way to interfere with an election but when it comes to

02:03:30.420 the actual process of the election very difficult to pull that off in canada based upon the fact

02:03:36.120 that we're still making the mark we still have to go in and make our x on the ballot and i'm not

02:03:42.120 sure if they're using vote tabulating machines to count the ballots uh with the actual voting

02:03:47.900 day ballots or if they did that just for the pre-vote so we've got 21 000 votes counted now

02:03:54.280 that's a small percentage of what's to come but it looks like the popular share is 53 percent for

02:03:59.280 the ucp and 43.5 for the ndp uh let's refresh again the very important election you guys i

02:04:08.100 can't even begin to tell you one only 174 votes or sorry polls reporting from 1987 so we've got

02:04:17.800 a long way to go yet i'm going to stick with you for a little while longer and we'll see how it

02:04:22.220 goes but right now it's looking pretty good the ucp is leading in 49 the ndp in 33 and the other

02:04:28.720 parties are nothing right i mean they're like there's i think there's a liberal party in alberta

02:04:33.020 there's an alberta party in alberta this i know and there was the alberta independence party they're

02:04:39.540 not showing up at all this has been a two-horse race since the very beginning 50 32 our friend

02:04:46.260 justin says i'm not sure which coverage you guys are watching yeah you want to know what if you

02:04:50.340 guys are watching different coverage please go ahead and throw it up uh in the comments so that

02:04:55.280 i can i'm not sure who's first global said they were going to be first didn't they say that we

02:04:59.620 had that global uh thing up on the screen we have got the most effective most cutting edge equipment

02:05:07.680 and we'll get the numbers to you before anybody else should we go back and check and see what

02:05:13.180 global has got going on why not now i know that you guys are against the left-wing corporate media

02:05:23.100 But, you know, the other thing about the state of OT with shadow, that's right, Dave, I am here for you.

02:05:32.200 You know what I want?

02:05:33.780 Here's ultimately what I want.

02:05:35.820 I want us all to be together when it's declared that Danielle Smith is going to be the premier of Alberta for the next four years.

02:05:45.280 That, my friends, is what I want tonight.

02:05:49.800 So I'll stay on as long as it takes.

02:05:53.100 that might be a while longer yet i'm hungry though

02:06:05.180 can you hear that that's siren there we go all right so this is what the map looks like

02:06:13.160 it's all blue but remember there's edmonton orange and then here's calgary orange and for

02:06:20.600 some reason it's a mystery to me one of the writings in lethbridge is orange too but these

02:06:26.160 are these two things here get out of here these two things here definitely are the the decision

02:06:35.060 makers the calgary area down there and then the edmonton area up here so i and these you know

02:06:41.100 these election maps are always so misleading if you look at the whole canada wide map during a

02:06:49.260 federal election it all looks blue because all of bc except for the lower mainland that one little

02:06:57.820 dot in the bottom left corner in bc they all vote conservative same with alberta same with

02:07:03.680 saskatchewan and same with most of rural manitoba in winnipeg you see dots of red and a couple of

02:07:08.340 dots of of orange but mostly western canada is all blue and then you get to ontario a lot of

02:07:14.680 the smaller areas of ontario are blue as well and so you get what looks like a map that is fully

02:07:24.540 blue which means well it should be a conservative government conservatives blue but you don't see

02:07:29.380 the little dots on the map where toronto is montreal vancouver ottawa those are usually all

02:07:35.400 red so that's why these things are so misleading

02:07:39.240 like look at that oh well most of the province is blue that means it should be blue right no

02:07:45.860 see look at edmonton right there it's red red red or sorry orange orange orange

02:07:50.460 calgary here is starting to worry me a little bit um let's

02:07:54.780 so there's the popular vote 53 to 43 others all those other parties i just

02:08:09.220 mentioned 3.7 so the ucp is so far lost 10 seats the ndp has gained 10 but again the ucp had a

02:08:19.140 huge massive majority of the last election um so the ndp will get some strength back

02:08:26.680 but the ucp could lose up to 20 seats i believe in this election

02:08:32.120 and still be the government albeit a very thin one

02:08:40.060 So that's what it looked like in the last election.

02:08:45.360 And this is what it looks like now.

02:08:53.060 What have you guys got in the leading and elected?

02:08:56.240 Throw it up on the screen.

02:08:57.320 I'm going to get rid of that because that's not great.

02:09:01.380 Okay, so 50 for the UCP right now, according to this.

02:09:05.820 32 for the NDP.

02:09:07.080 and the ucp is leading in uh popular vote share 53 percent

02:09:13.520 shandro lost his seat wow did he lose it outright cindy or is it still being contested if they

02:09:21.860 called that one yet global's got it at 45 29 okay so they've got some 1.00

02:09:27.040 val that's a very good question why the hell are so many idiots voting ndp because 1.00

02:09:33.800 for a number of reasons 1.00

02:09:37.020 I think

02:09:39.080 one of the big reasons is that

02:09:40.840 this is

02:09:43.120 something that's been going on in the United States

02:09:45.100 for a while now

02:09:46.300 there's been an influx

02:09:49.060 of Californians

02:09:51.220 to states like Florida, Texas

02:09:52.920 and whatnot

02:09:53.460 and people in

02:09:56.920 California are notoriously

02:09:59.480 left wing

02:10:01.020 they're notoriously Democrat

02:10:03.160 and they bring of course their voting ideology with them right so this is why races in places

02:10:10.920 like texas and florida and even the southern states and arizona for that matter same thing

02:10:16.120 in arizona arizona used to be a red state man it was red period and now it's a blue state based upon

02:10:22.300 interstate immigration california is losing people and they're going to texas and they're

02:10:28.900 going to florida and like i say they bring their progressive values with them and next thing you

02:10:34.040 know uh those states turn over and i think that same thing has happened in alberta alberta used

02:10:40.720 to be a reliably dependent conservative bastion and the last few years it hasn't been there's a

02:10:48.740 lot of immigration in um alberta as well from out of country and there's a lot of people moving to

02:10:57.480 alberta even now from elsewhere in canada from the maritimes where they usually vote liberal

02:11:02.660 uh ontario as well quebec uh quebec if they can't vote bloc they vote liberal for the most part i

02:11:10.880 think the federal conservative party has got like nine or ten seats in quebec which is surprising

02:11:15.480 but uh there's like 75 or 78 seats there so 10 is not that great ontario they bring their liberal

02:11:22.640 views with them and ontario is a notoriously red province and so if you're moving from toronto to

02:11:28.200 calgary or edmonton you bring your political values with you and that's what i believe has

02:11:34.140 been eroding alberta's conservative dominance for the past 10 to 12 years

02:11:41.760 still conservative but not nearly as conservative as they used to be i mean

02:11:48.840 when not we won that majority government back in what was it 2015 i was shocked i thought whoa

02:12:00.440 an ndp government in alberta and at that time manitoba was ndp and bc was liberal turning ndp

02:12:08.940 so three of the four prayer three of the four western provinces were ndp which was mind-blowing

02:12:14.920 to me. Ontario elected an NDP government, I think, in the early 90s. And that lasted one term. And

02:12:20.700 that was it never to be seen again. Right. I mean, they get votes. This is the other thing that we

02:12:26.780 also need to remember is that just because an area always votes in conservatives, it doesn't

02:12:34.820 mean that that's the only party they ever vote for either. Right. I mean, if you look at popular

02:12:39.460 vote. Even if you win 60% of the popular vote in your riding, there's 40% of people voting for

02:12:45.940 somebody else. So that's what we've got here. And when you look at it, tipping the scales is not

02:12:54.640 necessarily that difficult if you say the right things. Yeah, there are some ridings that are

02:13:01.040 never going to change, mostly in rural areas. But if you promise people certain things like

02:13:10.080 we're going to keep taxes low. Now, Notley didn't say anything smart during this entire

02:13:13.880 campaign, believe me. I mean, everything they tried backfired. It's surprising that they've

02:13:18.140 gotten this far, to be completely honest with you, the NDP. But, oh, wait a minute.

02:13:25.200 it's surprising they've gotten this far but that just shows the people's dissatisfaction with the

02:13:35.260 ucp and maybe not so much confidence in danielle smith because they might think that she's a wing

02:13:40.680 nut they think that she's a radical extremist as opposed to a moderate conservative and

02:13:45.580 ultimately that's what most people in canada are when it comes to i mean i know i am where's this

02:13:52.880 link all right yeah i've got that one up thank you though i appreciate that

02:14:01.940 all right so moderate oh there's a i'm sorry i've just got my facebook up and uh

02:14:11.420 somebody put a picture of a cut from their hand up and it was gross anyway um

02:14:17.120 people are still voting for other parties in in conservative or liberal or ndp bastions

02:14:24.580 just not as many as the other

02:14:27.100 well interesting that you should say that janice here's janice says i'd rather have a wingnut 1.00

02:14:36.260 than notley notley is a wingnut make no mistake she is a communist zealot she's nuts 1.00

02:14:46.040 like i think that she is the devil i seriously right danielle smith 0.96

02:14:52.560 i don't think she's a wingnut at all at all i mean i've listened to her speak she is very eloquent

02:15:00.300 she's very knowledgeable about most things most of the of the huge issues of the day in alberta

02:15:09.800 i don't know if she has full command of that party and i don't know if anybody could have

02:15:16.640 full command of that party that party remember is a combination of the wild rose party and the

02:15:21.980 progressive conservative party and it's very recent development that the ucp became a party

02:15:26.620 uh i think what four or five i think jason kenny was the one who united the right in alberta so

02:15:33.620 they could beat the NDP, and they did in 2019. But this is a very recent development, the UCP

02:15:40.940 being a thing. It used to be that there was so much conservatism in Alberta that you could have

02:15:48.140 the two main parties were both conservative, Wild Rose and the Progressive Conservative Party.

02:15:52.760 Wild Rose was far to the right. The Progressive Conservatives were center-right, and then

02:15:58.520 everybody else didn't matter but with the advent of what i've been talking about interprovincial

02:16:05.160 migration into alberta those people are bringing their left-wing ideas with them and you know the

02:16:12.700 country has shifted ideologically since justin trudeau has taken over to a more left-wing 0.99

02:16:19.100 position which is infuriating to me but that just means there's a lot more people who want free shit 0.97

02:16:25.340 right like oh government's gonna give me this government's gonna give me that government's 0.97

02:16:29.020 gonna and and that is i could see my province because the ndp were in power in manitoba for

02:16:39.600 like 16 years straight and they in that time converted this province into a almost a communist

02:16:49.940 state where one in 10 people worked for the government or was it more like one in i think

02:16:57.780 it was 150 000 out of 1.4 yeah so one in 10 people worked for the government there's 1.4

02:17:04.400 million people in manitoba 100 or 150 000 government workers now who are those people

02:17:10.240 going to vote for the ones they perceive to be the easiest to negotiate with the union party the

02:17:16.400 NDP. And they created such an overhead in this province, there was no way they could ever balance

02:17:25.520 the budget, and they turned it into a welfare state. The Conservative Party in Manitoba had

02:17:31.600 been, under Brian Pallister before COVID started, been trying to clean up this deficit, this yearly

02:17:36.300 deficit, trying to bring the province back into a paying basis, because that's how conservatives

02:17:41.300 think right but then covet hits and everybody gets uh hijacked and and next thing you know

02:17:47.400 pallister has to quit because he was an authoritarian uh dictator seriously a tin

02:17:53.100 pot he'd go on and on tv and call people out yeah got your restaurant open there up there in arberg

02:18:01.020 we're gonna have to name you on tv you don't want your face we're gonna publicly shame you 0.99

02:18:05.120 like that's the kind of asshole stuff that he was doing and you have to wonder like what turns 0.99

02:18:10.740 a conservative guy into something like that i think it's a love of power personally but 0.96

02:18:18.240 anyway um i don't know if manitoba could ever recover and the interesting thing about this

02:18:25.040 province the one that i'm living in here it is replete with natural resources but an ndp government

02:18:33.800 makes it so difficult for any kind of company to come here and do any mining or resource development

02:18:40.300 that they just go elsewhere right i mean you could mine here for gold for nickel for anything

02:18:47.280 in manitoba but they don't because the government is difficult so rather than doing that they just

02:18:54.180 go elsewhere and that's why manitoba is a have-not province and unless they can get that turned around

02:19:02.360 that whole mentality turned around it's never going to change but the interesting thing about

02:19:08.460 Manitoba is there is a major city here one major city that's got oh what is it 900,000 people now

02:19:15.620 in the Winnipeg capital region out of 1.4 million people so 900,000 live in Winnipeg or within 20

02:19:25.140 miles of it and 500,000 people live in this massive area of land that we've got and they

02:19:33.720 have no say in government you could have all of the rural seats in the manitoba legislature

02:19:40.500 and still not win because there's just not enough people in rural areas in manitoba 0.88

02:19:46.520 so it's all about winnipeg and winnipeg is filled with uh working class people 0.75

02:19:53.020 government employees who still love their ndp and that's the problem and there's going to be

02:20:00.060 election in manitoba come the fall and it looks like i mean according to every poll i've seen

02:20:07.180 that the ndp is going to get back in which is terrible because they're going to bring all that

02:20:11.640 social nonsense with them all of it it's going to be rainbows on parade 365 days a year all right so

02:20:20.820 michael thank you 49 28 is the seat standing justin tells me it's 52 32 right now what are you

02:20:28.320 watching, Justin. I see 53.32 here on the CBC News Interactive Tracker. And the votes are starting to

02:20:39.140 get up there. 55,000 now. I'm not sure exactly when they start calling things. You know what,

02:20:46.680 guys? As much as I hate to do this, we're going to leave that up on the screen. I'm going to go

02:20:49.620 back to youtube we're going to go to global on youtube and

02:20:56.820 patriot smoothie is doing a live thing i guess excellent

02:21:04.440 all right so here's the decision decision desk yeah it's an

02:21:19.620 It's interesting when we heard the crowd behind you getting results coming in.

02:21:24.760 But it's kind of proceeding almost like it's early going,

02:21:32.280 but it seems still very competitive.

02:21:33.960 Some of those ridings where we've seen some results, we do see some close contests.

02:21:38.880 But, yeah, Calgary's going to tell this story, Joel,

02:21:40.960 and we're still waiting on some meaningful Calgary numbers.

02:21:43.840 Well, we can talk about Calgary a little bit because you get a chance to speak

02:21:46.660 with Calgarians Albertans on a daily basis based on what they have been telling you on the radio.

02:21:52.280 What do you expect to see as we move through this evening? Yeah, I'm really curious to see

02:21:56.660 what comes out of this election. We're divided, polarized province, and this election has really

02:22:01.220 underscored that. If we have a close result, are either these leaders going to be able to bridge

02:22:05.960 some of those gaps? Like, where do we go politically as a province coming out of this

02:22:10.120 election? So that's what I'll watch when the results tonight, especially when we hear from

02:22:13.500 the leaders later on this evening how they're watching all of this and where really where they

02:22:17.880 want to go coming out of this election and can they try to heal some of these divisions in

02:22:22.200 alberta and then just finally i guess we can speculate a little bit about results when we do

02:22:26.380 start to see some of these more finalized results you know uh i'm seeing who said rita said global

02:22:32.700 is no good they're behind in the numbers they said they were going to be first with everything

02:22:35.840 okay what's the best one here guys who's faster because i'm seeing all kinds of different

02:22:42.100 results being thrown up marianne says ctv is the best all right let's go see if we can find ctv here

02:22:50.260 as you can tell and and you guys know this i can't stand the left wing corp can't stand them

02:23:14.920 All right, so that's CTV News.

02:23:18.740 Are they not doing a live thing here?

02:23:39.580 They're not live right now.

02:23:44.180 interesting

02:23:48.420 incumbent he's got about 490 votes it's only a six-vote lead over new democrat diana batten

02:24:00.360 and let's take a look here there has been somebody was saying that shandro lost his seat no no no

02:24:05.080 it's it's very early on here so at least according to global so no this graph here shows me when

02:24:12.640 there's a lead change started out with a big lead lead shrunk and it has just changed to

02:24:19.080 tyler shandro so that is calgary acadia uh the ndp has to have that i said the ndp has to have

02:24:25.640 calgary bow but right now demetrius nicolaides he's got 194 votes and that's a hundred vote lead

02:24:31.660 over uh six times six term senate counselor drew farrell uh in the democrat glenn moore as the

02:24:39.140 other bellwether and right now it is yes we do have a lead Whitney Isaac she's the incumbent for

02:24:45.440 the UC I realize it's very early they've got like four out of 190 polls reporting but

02:24:50.420 when it's that massive a lead generally speaking you've got yourself a trend at that point right

02:24:56.660 and so then you can see the results just kind of staying the same as the in other words there's no

02:25:02.500 big ballot dumps like we saw in the U.S. federal election a couple of years ago when they say

02:25:07.540 bellwether uh writings do you guys know what that means i'll just throw this one out these are the

02:25:13.720 writings that are indicative of how the rest of the province or the country is going to go

02:25:18.000 so when a certain writing goes the bellwether meaning that um it can go either way and usually

02:25:25.840 that writing will go the way the province goes or the province will go the way that writing goes so

02:25:32.240 when what's his name here david aiken says bellwether writings uh and he's talking about

02:25:37.260 this one in particular here in calgary glenmore she's got 225 votes that's a 79 vote lead

02:25:42.860 over nashwan aljone at 146 it looks generally safe for the ucp that they're going to win this

02:25:49.500 the question now i believe is by how much will they win this how many seats my original prediction

02:25:56.160 was 48 to 39 which is okay that's good you've got like nine seats so as we start to look at

02:26:06.840 battleground calgary and recognizing that there's still some you know calgary pay again we it just

02:26:11.820 got its seat but look it's two to one new democrat over the ucp uh we we are in all of this right now

02:26:19.060 there's not enough ndp leading for the ndp to think that they might form government and the ucp might

02:26:25.380 be looking at this and saying we just might squeak through if you're a united conservative

02:26:29.700 they're leading in 51 right now and go ahead scott yeah thanks very much david uh some breaking news

02:26:35.920 year as global news is projecting the first actual elected mla of the night and this is happening

02:26:42.580 okay look at that look at that look at that look at that look at that look at the lead

02:26:46.100 of this one the peace river riding so the ucp candidate has got 2411 votes and the ndp candidates

02:26:54.680 got 98 talk about a drubbing that's a drubbing they're declaring this one a ucp win peace river

02:27:02.880 Global News is projecting that Dan Williams will be elected in that riding and heading to the Alberta legislature.

02:27:10.020 And we can see there are quite a few more votes there than in some of the other polls that are coming in.

02:27:14.560 We're going to go now to Carol Ann Devaney, who is with Shea Ghanim at NDP headquarters for what we're seeing so far.

02:27:21.960 Oh, hang on just a second.

02:27:23.420 that i said the ndp has to have calgary bow but right now dimitrius nicolaitis he's got 194 votes

02:27:33.420 and that's 100 vote lead over uh you can see there are quite a few more votes there this guy on the

02:27:38.620 right doesn't he not look slick this guy hey look at him you can trust me i'm a news man

02:27:46.560 look at that guy

02:27:49.680 and then some of the other polls that are coming in we're going to go now to

02:27:56.340 carolanda vaney who is with shea ganim at ndp headquarters for what we're seeing so far

02:28:01.200 yes uh we're seeing those results come in with everybody there were some chances they were

02:28:11.760 running through uh you know some of those uh boards and calories some of those writings as

02:28:16.080 well as edmonton but isn't that uh people really are watching closely and uh 51 33 global says

02:28:22.660 you guys what do you got anybody got any different numbers 53 33 barb says marianne says 53 33

02:28:29.480 randolph was thinking slime ball

02:28:36.240 why would freedom fighters go for ndp that wouldn't make any sense no they don't

02:28:45.580 There are no free. The problem that the freedom movement faced in this particular election was going and voting for Artur Pawlowski and the Independence Party.

02:29:01.200 Again, what I was saying at the beginning of the show is the lesser of two evils, right?

02:29:08.260 You have to look at things clearly and logically, and you need to understand, everybody needs to understand that there was no chance in hell that the Alberta Independence Party or any other right-leaning party was going to win anything in this election.

02:29:24.260 So if you were in a contested riding somewhere in Calgary, let's say, or a close one in Edmonton, maybe, and you voted for Pavlovsky's party, taking votes away from Daniel Smith, which would actually allow the NDP to win that particular riding.

02:29:45.180 Right. So people were worried about that, but it doesn't look like it's much of an issue right now.

02:29:50.960 um calgary herald i tried that suzanne and it didn't work

02:29:58.720 so what this is going to do for those of you arriving to the show just now what this is going

02:30:08.120 to do hopefully if the ucp wins it again we're not we're not saying that they're going to win

02:30:13.360 i mean it's very early like i was saying before even though they're leading in 50 or elected in

02:30:18.340 51 ridings and you need 44 for a majority in alberta this is going to give us a little bit

02:30:25.960 more runway so that we can develop our resistance we can fight back against this globalist movement

02:30:34.240 i think that danielle smith will slow the globalists down in alberta which is

02:30:41.860 probably the second most important province in our country and i'm sorry if anybody is offended by

02:30:50.380 that you shouldn't be ontario obviously is the first most important simply because of the

02:30:56.220 population base most of the manufacturing is there most of the money is in ontario as well

02:31:00.700 but alberta even though it's not the most it's the fourth most populous province has got all

02:31:07.400 the natural resources. And that makes it incredibly powerful. If they can develop those natural

02:31:14.140 resources and get them to market, that is. So for Alberta to lose, go down to the NDP would be

02:31:21.920 catastrophic for the entire country. So that's why we're really focusing in on this election

02:31:30.260 tonight. Alberta is incredibly important to the freedom movement.

02:31:36.620 I think there's a lot of motivation.

02:31:38.140 I imagine we're going to have a pretty good voter turnout,

02:31:40.480 and a lot of people really... 1.00

02:31:41.860 Comeback, you know, Rachel Notley's trying to make a little hit.

02:31:44.400 Absolutely. 0.92

02:31:45.040 You know, trying to be someone who has lost a previous election

02:31:48.340 after being the premier and now taking another run.

02:31:51.000 What I'm interested about is whatever history gets made tonight.

02:31:54.500 What happens to the leader of the opposite party?

02:31:56.700 Yes.

02:31:57.220 What does, if Daniel Smith pulls this off, this amazing comeback,

02:32:01.060 does Rachel Notley stay on? 0.83

02:32:03.040 Her party is pretty lockstep. 1.00

02:32:05.020 No. So what they're talking about now is Rachel Notley, if she loses this, this will be her second loss in a row.

02:32:16.020 She will not stay on as the leader of the NDP.

02:32:18.140 So the front runner, at least according to media pundit speculation, to take over her place as leader of the NDP in Alberta is Nasheed Nenshi, who is the former mayor of Calgary.

02:32:32.500 one of the most marxist politicians in the entire country

02:32:37.860 which should bury the alberta ndp at least hopefully bury the alberta ndp once and for all 0.89

02:32:47.820 if in fact he does manage to take over that party once not lead aside she steps down which she will

02:32:54.160 do if she loses tonight i believe smith wins and the margin is small where what does her future

02:33:00.600 look like um given given what her relationship is with the rest of the party so history may be made

02:33:05.560 tonight but i think there's a little bit more history to be made after that tomorrow well said

02:33:10.320 and then tomorrow and then there has been a lot of speculation on both sides that whether there

02:33:14.480 is a natural air for either party yeah yeah that's going to be interesting to see i've actually um

02:33:19.940 that that unity piece bringing albertans together whether it's an ndp government or a united

02:33:26.180 United Conservative government is going to be absolutely critical in how government moves

02:33:31.320 forward. So it's going to be very interesting. We can talk about the comebacks from both sides.

02:33:35.660 Talk about resilience, what that takes to just usher in on both sides, Daniel Smith and Rachel

02:33:40.400 Notley. Yeah. Imagine how the candidates are feeling right now, you know, with these small

02:33:44.800 triple in numbers, it's got to be hard. I was elected by 8.15 p.m. in 2019. That's when our

02:33:51.900 results came in. Yeah, and I mean, both of you have faced the voters. You've had to sit there

02:33:55.940 and wait for the results to come in. Now trying to put yourself in a leadership role where you

02:34:00.660 have won and lost elections, right? What do you think Smith and Notley are thinking right now?

02:34:05.920 Well, maybe, Darren, talk about what that feels like when you're watching these numbers and

02:34:09.060 you're waiting and it's been an hour. Well, you know, in the 2012 election, I won by 245 votes.

02:34:16.100 So I was pacing back and forth in my campaign office, cursing at the numbers as they came in.

02:34:21.900 cheering or cursing.

02:34:23.380 But I think, you know, the leaders both understand

02:34:26.160 the numbers are coming in very slowly.

02:34:27.860 And so I think nobody's holding their breath right now.

02:34:30.480 We know the numbers on the ticker

02:34:32.040 are going to change significantly.

02:34:33.640 And we will continue to watch them,

02:34:34.900 but we'll throw things back to you for now, Linda and Scott.

02:34:37.540 All right, thanks very much, Dallas

02:34:39.000 and the political panel there making some analysis

02:34:42.720 of the small numbers that we're seeing right now.

02:34:45.180 But, you know, this is democracy in progress.

02:34:47.220 Sometimes it takes a little bit longer than we want,

02:34:49.820 but we will get there.

02:34:50.760 They're mentioning how the candidates might be feeling.

02:34:52.940 I mean, I feel like there are some fingernails in jeopardy tonight,

02:34:55.900 potentially given, you know, which riding you're in.

02:34:59.400 And as we mentioned, we are seeing some ridings with thousands of votes already in

02:35:03.600 and others with virtually none.

02:35:05.500 So, you know, we've been talking all night and throughout the campaign

02:35:08.360 that Calgary was going to be the battleground.

02:35:10.520 So let's go to David now, because can you start to see a storyline

02:35:14.600 kind of formulating in the Calgary ridings, David?

02:35:17.420 I suppose so.

02:35:18.300 And again, you know, I just took a look at Calgary West.

02:35:21.140 That's Mike Ellis' writing.

02:35:22.640 Here's Calgary West.

02:35:24.100 So I want to caveat this storyline with look at these results.

02:35:27.340 It's tied.

02:35:28.180 It's tied.

02:35:28.860 Even though it shows a blue on our screen, it's tied. 1.00

02:35:32.100 Greens have one.

02:35:33.300 NDP has one.

02:35:34.800 Calgary – the UCP has one.

02:35:37.420 One vote each in Calgary West.

02:35:39.480 And again, we're an hour and a half in.

02:35:40.920 But let's – if we look at the colors on this map, and again –

02:35:44.140 Never mind what David Akin is saying here.

02:35:46.460 I mean, he's an Ottawa guy. 0.74

02:35:47.780 i don't even know why he's on this coverage but um when you start seeing more orange creep into

02:35:55.480 calgary it's time to start worrying right remember how early this is and remember that 44 is the

02:36:06.440 number that it takes for a majority government and that is by the skin of your teeth 51 isn't that

02:36:13.440 great i think the ucp was up in the 60s for their their last government so 51 is not that great

02:36:22.600 i mean it's a win it's not that great and if the ndp starts taking

02:36:29.620 ridings in the calgary area it could be a lot tighter than this just like all the polls had

02:36:36.220 been saying for the past two or three months anyway let's get back to this and that's a tie

02:36:39.980 right there. If we look at it in the northwest part of the city, the NDP, I think we're thinking

02:36:45.540 they were going to do pretty well. Their strength is in the northeast, and they have a couple of

02:36:49.660 pickups where they're leading right now. In Calgary, Falcon Ridge, the NDP is leading.

02:36:54.420 In Calgary Cross, the NDP is leading. UCP is still holding on in Calgary East, and I thought Calgary

02:37:00.420 East would go NDP. But right now, clearly, the NDP are not performing as well as they absolutely

02:37:07.260 need to in calgary the ucp is holding on and they're particularly strong i thought northwest

02:37:13.440 would be they might be vulnerable in some writings but again we take a look uh again i want to caveat

02:37:18.320 everything like here's a writing with quote a lot of votes calgary edgemont prasad panda the

02:37:23.540 incumbent 29 votes uh 90 minutes in julia hayter 12 votes in so this this could really ease there's

02:37:31.860 going to at the end of the night be you know 15 20 000 votes cast and uh this is the other thing

02:37:37.100 like what the hell's taking him so long here i mean i could count like by myself faster than this

02:37:44.320 so is it process are there problems somehow are people arguing did somebody drop a big

02:37:54.880 ballot bin on the floor and now they have to clean them up like what exactly is going on here

02:38:01.460 Why the delay? I don't like delays because when delays happen, that means there's some kind of tomfoolery going on behind closed doors.

02:38:09.100 Could easily swing back. But right now, the story is the NDP is not surging where it needed to surge.

02:38:16.100 And that's in Calgary. Thanks, David.

02:38:19.920 All right. We're going to go to Joel and Rob now back at UCB headquarters in Calgary.

02:38:24.480 yeah thanks scott so given what david was just talking about rob did the ucp seemingly have a

02:38:32.680 better strategy here in calgary in your mind right now or is it still too early to tell given the

02:38:37.260 results well i mean they're certainly in a good position right now and you get the sense in the

02:38:41.100 room here that the mood is starting to lift and there's a sense that okay things are starting to

02:38:44.780 go in in our direction but you know some of the numbers that david pointed out these are very

02:38:48.920 small numbers right now i did note one of the ridings that we've been keeping an eye on tyler

02:38:52.940 Shandro in Calgary Acadia. There's a little bit more coming in from that riding, and it's very

02:38:57.500 close. I think it was within one percentage point with Tyler Shandro. I think last we saw slightly

02:39:02.080 in the lead. So that's an indication once we start to see greater numbers of votes, we are still

02:39:06.060 going to see some close races in some of these ridings. But for now, like I say, the UCP are

02:39:10.500 probably feeling good about their position, but I think we've got a long ways to go here.

02:39:14.000 So Shandro, former Accountant Minister Tyler Shandro's riding, any other ridings as these

02:39:19.140 results start to come in that you're specifically still watching tonight and you maybe haven't seen

02:39:23.980 one way or another which way it's going to go well one of them is calgary varsity that's jason

02:39:27.620 coppinger was the health minister going into this race that's the riding the ucp or the ndp have

02:39:31.920 held before that's going to be a close one i think last we saw there was maybe a handful of votes in

02:39:36.280 that riding for whatever reason so we we have no idea which way that's going that's another important

02:39:40.620 one we have no idea yet but we are waiting and that's what's great about election night we'll

02:39:45.160 send it back to you. All right. Thanks very much, Joel and Rob in Calgary. Again, at the bottom of

02:39:50.240 your screen, you can see the UCP leading or elected in 51 seats at this point in time, the NDP

02:39:54.360 with 33. But this is going to take a while to call because we're still waiting for a lot of

02:40:00.240 those poll results to come in. We're going to take a quick break. So please stay with us.

02:40:04.740 We'll be back with much more on Decision Alberta.

02:40:15.160 news jingles

02:40:18.520 very very authoritative is that how they sound like trustworthy exactly what goes into

02:40:29.620 creating a news jingle we want trust we want

02:40:36.300 what else would you want all right so uh here we go with the alberta votes

02:40:43.600 interactive cbc thing uh looks like about a hundred thousand votes 105 000 votes are in here

02:40:52.400 and the uh popular vote share is definitely in favor of the ucp at 56.3 percent the ndp has

02:40:59.060 gotten 40.1 and they are leading in 49 ridings as compared to the ndp's 36 and they've been

02:41:07.460 elected in one so 50 to 36 right now according to uh alberta votes 2023 the decision desk

02:41:18.000 from cbc let's i'm gonna look for ctv again

02:41:20.940 did not look like they were doing anything live which i find amazing really and maybe they're

02:41:33.380 doing it on, you know, CTV News, Edmonton or CTV News. There we go again, right? There's

02:41:39.460 that. Wait a minute. Edmonton, Edmonton. There. Wildfires coverage. Smith, Notley,

02:42:03.100 Negative campaigns.

02:42:05.360 Vance voting.

02:42:06.100 CTV News Edmonton.

02:42:08.380 That can't be right.

02:42:09.220 There's only 1.47,000 subscribers.

02:42:16.060 These are all video clips.

02:42:17.780 There's no live video happening here.

02:42:21.680 Oh, that's a great thing.

02:42:23.000 Somebody snipped that out, that picture of Trudeau there.

02:42:26.880 Perfect.

02:42:27.320 this is old man

02:42:33.420 i don't take commercial breaks man

02:42:43.700 okay so cbc and then there's global

02:42:53.420 and these are all like these are the only two who are doing anything live on uh on youtube

02:43:02.680 well you know we can always try rumble right somebody suggested rumble before

02:43:06.580 got to be careful that i don't pull up my own show here

02:43:23.420 you know we could go back to rebel news but they're so far behind on things is the problem

02:43:31.020 they haven't got that pipeline oh western standard western standard somebody said western

02:43:36.220 standard earlier and i forgot so what are the western standard

02:43:42.220 there we go all right look at that picture of danielle smith oh my god these politicians

02:43:55.980 they get beaten up so badly um 1500 how many how many votes would you want sorry how many

02:44:07.020 samples would you require

02:44:10.700 to get a sense of what a writing

02:44:13.000 was going to do, what a constituency was going to do?

02:44:15.680 300, 400?

02:44:17.360 It would be a pretty good idea.

02:44:18.260 If you're talking a ground general poll?

02:44:21.260 Properly distributed.

02:44:22.700 Properly distributed, I think you could get a good feel

02:44:24.880 out of that. But, you know, again, in this case

02:44:26.980 with the reporting, you know, this poll, which was this part.

02:44:28.900 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

02:44:32.800 Let's go back here.

02:44:34.660 I hate to do this, guys.

02:44:35.880 this is why our independent media really needs funding because if we don't have funding if we

02:44:45.040 if we can't get people who are able to tie into these election results nights we're never going

02:44:52.420 to be able to compete with the cbc's the ctv's and the globals of the world so

02:44:56.380 uh and we're not going to take government funding either right that is absolutely 100

02:45:03.980 percent clear so it all relies upon what you guys are doing insiders earlier if you want to donate

02:45:09.980 to the independent media pickups of about three seats in that donut so okay if they get the three

02:45:16.740 then the path is really through it has always been through calgary but they do need those numbers in

02:45:23.420 the donut so that one looking pretty promising early still again a lot of polls reporting in

02:45:29.400 Sherwood Park but if the NDP can take it then they'll put one on the ledger and job done all

02:45:34.740 right the UCP that's where we're going to head back to down uh in Calgary Elise Von Shields

02:45:39.300 standing by in the absence of uh cabinet ministers I know you're going to the people

02:45:44.840 the common folks and I like to hear from them on a night like this so turn it over to you Elise

02:45:49.940 who do you have with you yeah yeah absolutely look as we know voters are the ones that elect

02:45:55.940 these people that elect the people that go on to form the government to talk to a couple of

02:46:00.760 i'm sorry man i cannot take the cbc that guy makes he creeps me out i can't stand it all right let's

02:46:07.980 go back to global here there's david aiken doing his thing

02:46:10.020 300 apparently able to count them very well in cameras new democrats finishing second right now

02:46:20.680 with 1300 votes so i just wanted because it seems to be so rare that we're able to project

02:46:25.360 someone elected i wanted to get that in there but let's go back to calgary and i want to go back to

02:46:29.560 one of those writings we want to look at all night long calgary acadia we've got another lead change

02:46:33.880 here and right now diana batten the registered nurse a five vote lead she's got 500 in the bank

02:46:40.860 right now and that's five more than the incumbent tyler shandro who is at 495 so calgary acadia

02:46:47.860 you know we could be here to pass one in the morning watching that and as i chatted it looks

02:46:51.860 like Banff Kananaskis has just flipped. We've been going back and forth here. Miranda Rosen

02:46:56.240 is the UCP incumbent. She has 916 votes. That is a 217 vote lead. That's pretty good on 916 votes

02:47:04.720 over Sarah El Maligi of the New Democrats. So that's Banff Kananaskis. And I think if I go

02:47:09.820 this way, you can see this. We've had lots of lead changes here. It started with the NDP and

02:47:15.180 then bound and bound and bound. So there we go. David, we'll step in and let you look at the

02:47:20.820 screen here with brooks medicine hat danielle smith global news projecting has been elected with 0.99

02:47:26.320 75.6 percent of the vote over gwendolyn dirt and remember she won the by-election with only about

02:47:32.180 50 percent of the vote that's right so i think brooks medicine hat voters going okay you're the

02:47:36.340 real deal we'll give it to you with 75 percent all right there you go global news projecting

02:47:39.940 danielle smith will win her seat once again in brooks medicine hat let's uh check in as well on

02:47:46.320 your other leader Edmonton Strathcota you're seeing again it's very early results here but 0.71

02:47:50.940 Rachel Notley with a lead of 40. You know it's hilarious when when the leader of the party

02:47:58.520 has to run obviously in a riding right who does the opposition put up against the leader of the 0.52

02:48:03.920 party just some poor schmo it reminds me of the wrestling matches back in the day when you'd have 0.91

02:48:10.160 like the champion take on you know Kenny the sod buster Jay or something you knew he was gonna lose

02:48:16.000 He was designed to lose. He's like the team that Harlem Globetrotters play all the time.

02:48:21.420 What were they, the Washington or New Jersey Generals or something, where they always lost? 1.00

02:48:26.740 You know that you were going into this riding and you're going to get your ass kicked. 1.00

02:48:32.120 Like, what's the point? I wonder if he even campaigned this Imad El-Zin here. 0.99

02:48:36.760 44 votes again, early numbers, 74.4% of the vote at this point over the UCB candidate there.

02:48:43.000 So it's still early, but right now we have three UCP projected elected.

02:48:47.540 So we're going to go to Joel Sinek, who is at UCP headquarters, for some early reaction.

02:48:51.880 You're with Rebecca Schultz. Joel?

02:48:54.680 I am former Minister of Municipal Affairs, Rebecca Schultz, candidate for Calgary Shaw.

02:48:59.260 One of the many ridings, of course, the UCP hope to win in this battleground of Calgary.

02:49:04.260 And we are here on election night. How are you feeling tonight?

02:49:06.740 I mean, I think as a candidate, you're always a little nervous, but of course, very optimistic based on what I've been hearing.

02:49:11.820 out on the doors we were out there until after seven o'clock tonight door knocking uh right up

02:49:16.540 until the end and then of course what you see here today i think that there's a lot of momentum and

02:49:19.980 optimism for sure there's been so much talk in this election about how it's been divisive do

02:49:25.540 you agree with that characterization of how this campaign has gone you know i do hear a lot of it

02:49:30.220 when i'm on the doors and i i hear it from just regular albertans who say look i've heard the ads

02:49:35.140 it's not true at first i wondered and now you know i just don't trust that i i want a party that has

02:49:40.840 a positive vision for the future of Alberta. You're running on jobs and keeping a strong

02:49:46.200 economy and affordability and lowering taxes. And I don't think that Albertans wanted to

02:49:50.860 see more of that negativity. And I think that's maybe where we saw the campaign start to

02:49:55.600 shift, I feel, in the last couple of weeks of this campaign.

02:49:58.040 So again, not a lot of results coming in. I believe one of the 14 polls in your writing

02:50:04.140 is reporting. But if you are victorious tonight, how do you, if you go back to government,

02:50:08.760 bridge that divide bring this province back to a place where we're not going to be divided from

02:50:14.140 each other and we're more united you know i think our our party and our team has been focusing on

02:50:19.100 that already throughout this campaign we focused on our record the last four years have obviously

02:50:23.440 been a challenge but we are leading the nation when it comes to job growth we are seeing more

02:50:28.100 people choose to call alberta home we've made record investments that's an interesting question

02:50:33.180 dan my sister in calgary had someone come to her door today and ask who she voted for is this a new

02:50:39.980 thing in the united states they have these things called exit polls right so you've got polling

02:50:46.900 people standing outside of the polling stations asking people who they voted for and that's how

02:50:53.020 they get a rough idea on election day uh who might be winning the race but i've never heard of

02:50:59.380 anything like this in Canada before who was it that came to her door Dan do you know was it

02:51:04.420 somebody from a polling company or was it a political party it's interesting I've never

02:51:11.040 heard of that myself like ever investments in health care and education and still balance the

02:51:16.460 budget twice which is something Albertans care about they know what it was like to have the

02:51:20.740 debt paid in full and obviously investing in community safety so we've spent a lot of time

02:51:24.900 focusing on what we want to do for Albertans,

02:51:28.060 how we want to address the top-of-mind issues that they're facing right now.

02:51:31.800 Okay.

02:51:32.120 Rebecca Schultz, candidate for Calgary, Shaw, former cabinet minister.

02:51:36.600 Good luck tonight.

02:51:37.340 Thank you.

02:51:37.540 We'll be watching the results.

02:51:38.360 Thank you very much.

02:51:39.120 We'll send it back to you.

02:51:40.340 Thank you, Joel.

02:51:41.120 As we start to see the numbers change a bit,

02:51:43.060 we have 53 leading and elected for the UCP, NDP 34.

02:51:48.160 And once again, the magic number, 44 seats to get to a majority government in Alberta.

02:51:52.700 All right, let's go back to Dalek's Flexog and the political panel at UCB headquarters.

02:51:57.660 Dallas.

02:51:58.940 Yeah, we are just pouring through some of these numbers as they start to come in.

02:52:03.260 Daniel Smith elected in Brooks Medicine Hat, Jackie Lovely in Cam Rose as well,

02:52:08.640 and in Central Peace Notley, Todd Lowen with an E beside his name.

02:52:13.720 What do we make about this so far, Dwayne?

02:52:16.260 None of those were unexpected.

02:52:17.740 Those were all predicted.

02:52:18.920 So what we haven't seen is a shift from one party to the other.

02:52:23.280 Until we see one of those or a battleground riding, there isn't much to see yet.

02:52:28.400 Fair enough. Barry Morishita, leader of the Alberta party, ran against Danielle Smith,

02:52:32.900 coming in third place in the numbers we are seeing here tonight.

02:52:36.740 Is that just a hard riding or does that reinforce that we are in two-party politics in this province now?

02:52:42.540 It was always going to be a tough slog for Barry and the Alberta party.

02:52:46.060 Now, the numbers in that riding reporting are quite low, which I think we're trying to wrap our heads around and see if there's any delay or if that's accurate in terms of the reporting.

02:52:55.120 But this has become a de facto two-party province.

02:52:58.600 And for anyone trying to come up the middle and say, we're not this, we're not that, it is going to be a tough slog as the rest of not just Alberta, the rest of the country, modern Western politics go into this very sort of left or right spectrum.

02:53:12.380 And the challenge is we know that as a province, we're not really like that.

02:53:15.380 We are sort of more to the center, center left, center right, more moderate in nature.

02:53:19.740 But it is going to be a tough slog for that party.

02:53:22.140 Now, that being said, in particular ridings, if it is that close, 100 votes here, 100 votes there.

02:53:27.320 Let's see if it changes the outcome.

02:53:28.880 And I have a certain sympathy for the Alberta party.

02:53:31.200 They won a seat.

02:53:31.840 Greg Clark won a seat in 2017.

02:53:33.800 It was a fantastic MLA.

02:53:35.840 2019, they're in the leaders' debate.

02:53:37.520 They ran candidates in every riding.

02:53:39.380 They got almost 10% of the vote.

02:53:41.060 but because they didn't

02:53:43.140 that 10% will drop to

02:53:45.380 1% tonight

02:53:46.720 and that's too bad for them

02:53:48.680 no substitute for winning

02:53:50.580 we're seeing Nathan Horner capture Drumheller

02:53:53.260 Stetler again we're watching for some of those

02:53:55.380 battleground ridings here

02:53:57.240 when we talk about

02:53:58.880 we can't talk about that

02:54:01.680 we're talking about all of

02:54:03.180 the voters in Alberta who feel

02:54:05.100 like they fall politically

02:54:07.120 somewhere in the middle

02:54:08.680 So what has this election come down to for those guys? I'm sorry. I cannot stand these television talking heads. They are so, so fake. The only the only problem is that if you ever notice, you know, like whenever these TV stations, networks get their election coverage going, they've always got like 20 people working and they're all talking with each other.

02:54:35.400 and it's it's painful to watch whereas i'm only one guy and i can't possibly sit here and talk

02:54:41.880 alone for three or four hours so i do have to keep some of this going occasionally but really

02:54:47.300 all we need are the numbers and we need those votes to start being tabulated like get on it

02:54:54.780 what's the problem like this one in particular oh i don't know but and and you know the sad thing

02:55:01.800 here is that guy on cbc really creeps me out see cbc ctv isn't doing anything online in terms of

02:55:14.880 election coverage from alberta so the only other option we have unless we go to rebel news or

02:55:19.380 western standard or true north and they're not showing any numbers is this one here global

02:55:24.180 and i suppose just like the alberta election today it's the least of many evils in this case

02:55:33.200 so let's go back to this and watch the numbers if we if we can't let's let's do this i i know

02:55:40.020 yeah but ctv edmonton mike michael it's not doing anything online that i can see unless you can send

02:55:46.000 me a link oh uh jurich the next ask the funeral director with mike voyjackis of voyage funeral

02:55:55.440 homes will be on this this wednesday night uh just after the main show so around 9 9 15

02:56:01.560 mike is looking forward to that one we missed it last week because i was in calgary so we'll do it

02:56:06.340 we'll do it this week uh joanne wants to know why is it taking so long i worked many elections we

02:56:12.200 counted faster than this yes dave shadow when the manitoba election happens get some of your

02:56:17.140 own talking heads uh mike boy jack is yeah well you know you've got to have politically minded

02:56:21.840 people mike yeah he could be definitely part of it um i mean i could do this for any election

02:56:30.520 across the country if all right dave i'm not going to get into too many details because things are

02:56:38.600 going to be changing in a very positive direction going forward i just can't say anything yet but

02:56:47.200 things are going to be changing and it's my goal to try and get as many independent media together

02:56:55.660 on the same page as we possibly can and that's all i've got to say about that tonight when will

02:57:02.520 wayne petersby have you got a crush on him tammy is that it uh wayne is in toronto right now he was

02:57:08.680 on last week or was it the week before talking about the chris sky i love having wayne on and

02:57:13.640 whenever i can get wayne on i will get him on um he's a good solid guy uh kathy yeah you're right

02:57:21.320 two hours and they've counted 200 votes that's outrageous rita says it's 52 34 right now all

02:57:27.080 right let's go back to this disaster here voters because it has been a tough spot for them yeah i

02:57:31.640 think that that's what rachel and the ndp have tried to position but the story up in the provincial

02:57:36.240 capital right all right nathan ipp leading casey maddu uh the ndp are also looking at a pickup up

02:57:42.720 and sure okay so this guy at least he's tolerable as far as i'm concerned but he is oh so very very

02:57:48.940 biased he's the one who was interrupting pierre polyev during his first press conference a few

02:57:53.640 months back as uh the leader of the conservative party which was ridiculous this guy's a veteran

02:57:59.680 reporter and he should know better anyway park we talked about this one earlier tonight in

02:58:04.840 sherwood park new democrat kyle kososky he has 2900 votes an 85 vote lead so it's very very small

02:58:13.180 over jordan walker the incumbent ucpl mla that is sherwood park there was another uh we also have

02:58:21.220 one oh we've got an elected right now let's take a look at that one that of course is edmonton

02:58:26.400 Stratcona. And we are projecting that Rachel Notley, in fact, is elected in Edmonton Stratcona.

02:58:32.680 And she is the longest serving MLA in the legislature. First elected in 2008. She's

02:58:37.220 back for another term. We don't know if she'll go for another one after this, but that's a talk

02:58:41.180 for later on in the night. Last one I wanted to leave you with, also elected right in the middle

02:58:44.820 of town, Edmonton Highlands Norwood. Janice Irwin is elected New Democrat in Edmonton Highlands

02:58:51.020 Norwood, UCP finishing second. But the story up in the provincial capital right now, solid orange

02:58:57.360 NDP with a couple of pickups right now in that part of the province. That really wasn't where

02:59:05.320 the government was going to be won or lost. It's definitely going to be Calgary. But picking up

02:59:08.840 two more is the NDP will have that. But right now, UCP are starting to pick up some more elected or

02:59:14.880 projected elected as well. They have 52 now. That's certainly well over majority. And the NDP

02:59:20.880 at 35. They wanted to do better than that at this point in time. Thank you so much, David. Yeah,

02:59:26.000 and those numbers, as we said, are really starting to come in now. So as you can see on your screen,

02:59:30.120 there are starting to be more MLAs elected at this point. We'll keep you updated on all those

02:59:35.100 numbers. Yeah, keep an eye on those check marks. We're seeing more of those now as well. That means

02:59:38.840 Global News has projected a winner in those specific ridings. All right, let's go live now

02:59:44.000 to Quinn Oler, who is in Sherwood Park with a former MLA, Dave Quest. Quinn.

02:59:50.880 Yeah, Scott Linda, I'm here with former PCMLA Dave Quest.

02:59:54.080 Dave, maybe just.

02:59:54.780 Quinn Oler live with Dave Quest, former UCP MLA.

02:59:58.180 Let's take a look at the popular vote right now.

03:00:00.260 Province-wide, UCP right now sitting at 55.9%.

03:00:04.520 That's well ahead of the NDP at 40.2%.

03:00:07.900 That's well ahead of the NDP.

03:00:09.960 You think so?

03:00:14.340 Whoa, look at that.

03:00:15.660 Like, we can't count.

03:00:16.760 Thanks, buddy.

03:00:17.540 Province-wide.

03:00:18.060 And taking a look at Edmonton, 60.8% for the NDP, still a stronghold there, 35.3% for the UCP.

03:00:26.400 You know, it's interesting, these polling numbers, or these, sorry, these actual election numbers they're showing us right now, are incredibly close to the polls projected.

03:00:43.780 isn't that something how they can project over a survey of a thousand or so people

03:00:50.580 right down to the margin of error what the percentage of votes is going to be i mean this

03:00:56.960 is guys look look at this man like we'll go back to the

03:01:00.500 dude sure it's too small okay so and for the ucp and battleground calgary

03:01:13.620 50.5% for the UCP right now, 46.6% as far as the popular vote is concerned for the NDP.

03:01:20.700 And the rest of the province, 67.8, UCP 27.7 for the NDP in the popular vote, 4.5% other.

03:01:29.200 We'll go to David Akin now for what you're seeing.

03:01:31.620 You know, if it stays like this, I'll be happy.

03:01:35.220 Like the NDP could pick up, fine, 52, I'll be happy to be wrong with my prediction, which was 48-39.

03:01:42.800 48 39 for the ucp i was i would have been happy with that but if they stay in the 50s that's all

03:01:49.340 the better that's in the calgary region we've been keeping an eye on it all night are you starting to

03:01:53.400 see a change what ridings are you really focused on right now well if you're a new democrat you

03:01:58.240 wanted to see a lot more change in calgary and if you're united conservative you are pleased to see

03:02:03.780 there's not so much change remember this is where we started in 2019 you see all that blue this is

03:02:09.480 where we are right now, there's more orange. And I'm going to walk it through for those listening

03:02:13.580 on the radio. What are the seats that right now the NDP is leading in? So let's talk about where

03:02:19.800 the, I'm just going to run through where the NDP is leading, not necessarily elected. We start up

03:02:25.780 here. That used to be the UCP riding Calgary Falcon Ridge. It's now leading NDP. In Calgary

03:02:33.140 East was UCP. It's leading NDP. Calgary Pagan, it was UCP to start. It's now NDP. And there's

03:02:42.160 Acadia. That's one we've been watching all night long. It's leading NDP. Calgary Elbow,

03:02:48.240 leading NDP. Calgary Curry, leading NDP. Calgary Varsity, leading NDP. So there's the pickup right

03:02:56.340 now for the NDP. Count them. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven of my little squiggles

03:03:02.540 on the screen. So the NDP is up seven in Calgary. They needed to have been up 16 at least by this

03:03:10.160 point in time. That, folks, is getting to be the ballgame. The UCP, if this sort of holds where

03:03:15.780 it's at, the UCP should be feeling very good about forming government. The NDP has just not

03:03:21.100 been able to push it enough right now in Calgary. We're starting to see that picture unfold. Thank

03:03:25.620 you for that david again ucp leading or elected in 51 ndp 36 all right let's go to political

03:03:32.840 affairs reporter say kaiser now at ndp headquarters with raki pancioli say well scott again i'm here

03:03:40.660 with uh you know i i have to say

03:03:46.400 that normally i really enjoy sitting back and watching election coverage

03:03:54.860 especially an important election like this and you know when i was in my 20s i never thought i'd

03:04:02.240 ever hear myself say that but here i am as long as the election coverage is good coverage as long

03:04:10.560 as it's solid as long as it's trustworthy dependable reliable i don't know who these

03:04:17.300 people are now i understand that it's provincial uh that this is global alberta and not a national

03:04:24.400 things so there's going to be faces we don't recognize but many of us don't recognize those

03:04:30.380 of you in alberta who watch this crap i'm sure that you would recognize some of these faces by

03:04:34.100 now but my my thing is does broadcasting and i've got my own opinion on this but i'm going to ask 0.95

03:04:41.420 you is broadcasting television radio like way worse than it used to be or am i just getting old

03:04:52.800 i've got a very high standard for what i think broadcasting should be having spent you know like

03:05:00.760 35 37 years in in radio i mean there's a certain standard that you have to hold up for people and i

03:05:07.580 i personally believe that radio has gotten to be crap over the past 20 25 years or so

03:05:13.160 in terms of performers in terms of cookie cutter formats um but television i really hadn't paid

03:05:21.220 that much attention to and because i never watch it unless it's an election coverage thing but this

03:05:28.800 seems to be horrendous what we're watching tonight like they don't really know what they're talking

03:05:34.860 about they're they're walking around with crutches on like and when i when i say that i mean like

03:05:38.860 they're using every crutch expression they can possibly use to tie one thing into another and

03:05:45.680 it's terrible and then there's the haircuts and the clothes that maybe maybe that does make me

03:05:54.040 feel old and it's not just about corruption iris and by the way it was very nice to meet you in

03:06:00.780 calgary last week it's not just about corruption it's about a level of performance that is just

03:06:06.540 not being met and lisa says there is no standard anymore yeah i agree hello dana how are you yes

03:06:15.660 radio and we don't call them msn dana what what do we call them they are two things one of two

03:06:22.480 things they're either the left-wing corporate media or the marxist corporate media they are

03:06:27.720 certainly not mainstream corporate media i like looking at your car you know this is interesting

03:06:37.980 for me as well tonight you guys i get to because i'm not performing a show right now i'm not giving

03:06:42.780 you the news that i had selected to give you all day now it's just about watching the results come

03:06:49.620 in on this election so i get to interact with you guys in the comments which is very cool

03:06:53.240 it's worse laurie says it's always been bad i haven't turned my tv on in over three years and

03:07:01.720 before that only for twd once per week well the walking dead yeah those uh the new ones coming

03:07:10.480 out i think dead city with negan and maggie in a couple of weeks spinoffs probably not going to

03:07:18.460 be as good as the original but still you get to follow some of your favorite characters 0.99

03:07:22.800 bunch of idiots they are carrie says can't stand any broadcasters they're all biased and highly 1.00

03:07:31.940 paid dummies we're all watching live 1.00

03:07:35.940 all right this interview should hopefully mercifully be over by now

03:07:45.920 550 000 steps since the start of this viewers and listeners on radio can follow along on live

03:07:56.820 results on globalnews.ca right now because you just have to hit refresh refresh refresh refresh

03:08:01.540 as we wait for those results to come in.

03:08:03.900 And when they do, when we can have a more fulsome conversation

03:08:06.380 about what we're seeing with those numbers, we will do that.

03:08:09.240 What we do know, and we can all agree on,

03:08:11.580 is that this election in particular is getting national attention.

03:08:15.480 So, Jason, also...

03:08:16.320 Yes, it is getting national attention.

03:08:17.780 You know, we had Daniel in there for seven months.

03:08:19.620 She was able to get a $26 billion deal on health care with Trudeau

03:08:23.080 and multiple other things that have been coming across the finish line.

03:08:26.040 Darren, why the national attention on this election?

03:08:28.100 Well, I think it matters to Ottawa equally who's at the helm.

03:08:32.900 And so for four years, the UCP and Jason Kenney, I mean, just waged war with Ottawa on every single topic.

03:08:38.920 And the result of that meant that Alberta left billions of dollars, federal dollars, on the table that we missed out on

03:08:45.680 because the government at the time was just wanting to constantly pick fights with Ottawa.

03:08:50.400 What we need is a leader that will stand up for Alberta's interests, but also is willing to sit down at the table to negotiate.

03:08:56.820 And, you know, people often forget that it was Rachel Notley that twisted Justin Trudeau's arm to buying TMX.

03:09:03.740 TMX was a...

03:09:04.820 It was Rachel Notley who twisted Justin Trudeau's arm into buying the TMX pipeline expansion.

03:09:15.620 So either way, the taxpayer loses.

03:09:18.060 so trudeau spends two billion two billion of our tax dollars for a pipeline that doesn't even 1.00

03:09:26.860 do anything it was a waste of money and this idiot is is happily touting it hey it was 0.99

03:09:36.120 brasil lotley who twisted justin trudeau's arm give me a break somebody said in the comments 1.00

03:09:40.380 that the walking dead went woke what no no no i you see this is where i'm gonna have to disagree

03:09:46.660 with you i i don't recall the walking dead ever what are you gonna have woke zombies walking

03:09:52.860 around in rainbow wigs no no no i i think that you might be mistaken

03:09:58.860 to shut it all down as klaus wanted exactly michael exactly you're a smart man my friend

03:10:06.580 48 39 oh that's from cbc thank you freedom george uh 48 39 that is what i predicted at

03:10:14.860 the beginning of the night about to fall through private investors said too much risk taking too

03:10:19.960 long and so uh a magic number once again 44 seats to form government and you know some of these

03:10:26.520 ridings may very well be too close to call throughout the night and we we've seen it in

03:10:30.700 the past in 2015 there was a calgary riding that was tied and then a recount six votes so we're

03:10:36.720 going to go to david aiken now because you're keeping an eye on some that are flipping back

03:10:40.920 and forth throughout the night david yeah i'm coming back interestingly it seems as though

03:10:44.940 when the ndp makes a little bit of a move these people really light up don't they calgary again

03:10:51.300 remember last time we chatted i went through the seven i think pickups that we had the ndp did a

03:10:55.800 little more now but some of the race is really close so let's talk about some of those ridings

03:10:59.840 here's one calgary beddington josephine pawn the ucp incumbent has a one vote lead over the new

03:11:08.020 democrat amanda chapman but folks is still we don't have a lot of results here josephine pawn

03:11:12.500 has 33 votes why would you and she's got one more to the 32 of uh amanda chapman so that's calgary

03:11:18.900 bettington but still it's in the ucp column calgary north we had that uh in ucp a minute ago

03:11:25.400 but again we're dealing with a very few number of votes 25 votes for the ndp puts them ahead

03:11:30.900 in calgary north over the ucp with 21 votes one riding i want to take a look at is right here

03:11:36.880 in Calgary Cline. We've got a few more votes here. 835 votes for the incumbent, Jeremy Nixon,

03:11:43.200 the community and seniors minister. 835 votes for Jeremy Nixon. And 835 votes for the New

03:11:50.260 Democrat, Lizette Tejada. So it's a tie game there right now. Let's take a look at how this

03:11:55.540 has been playing out all night. Here's when the first polls opened up. It was an NDP big win or

03:12:00.700 big gap then it narrowed then there was a lead change and now we're tied so this is uh this is

03:12:07.020 kind of fun isn't it watching what's going on in calgary klein tied at 835 votes uh right there

03:12:14.320 uh one other riding i want to talk about and this was uh this is just flipped back and forth

03:12:18.540 calgary cross mickey amory is the incumbent and he has a 65 vote lead over grinder singh gill

03:12:25.560 uh in calgary cross that too is a riding if we take a look whoopsie got to use two fingers that's

03:12:31.580 it we have had a lead change here ndp had a big lead to start it narrowed and the ucp has a little

03:12:37.160 bit of a lead so there's our calgary story and as we talked look at that calgary klein has flipped

03:12:42.760 back one vote lead now for lizette tayata who's tied 30 seconds ago and now it's a one vote lead

03:12:49.120 calgary klein i think we could be here we are going to be here all night no matter what we're

03:12:53.460 going to be here all night watching calgary klein and maybe another couple of close races scott and

03:12:57.240 linda thank you david and again our numbers are changing ucp leading and elected 49 ndp 38 we're

03:13:04.000 going to take you to another close race sherwood park 47.6 leading by just 87 votes that's kyle

03:13:10.120 kosowski over ucp's jordan walker boy that's a tight one and we're going to go to morgan black

03:13:16.340 who's actually live in sherwood park right now uh getting reaction to those very close numbers morgan

03:13:23.460 But right now, Kyle Kowalski is where everyone is watching because they're just not.

03:13:28.940 Okay, look.

03:13:31.140 I get Edmonton is going to be voting mostly NDP. 0.99

03:13:36.980 I understand that it's a working class town, a lot of blue collars, big time government workers.

03:13:44.800 Huge union, right?

03:13:45.660 but every seat in Edmonton going NDP this I don't understand it's still Alberta so what the hell is

03:13:59.780 going on in Edmonton right now this is remarkable to me I mean do they not understand their city

03:14:07.960 is being turned into a 15-minute city there is the first city in Canada that I'd heard of

03:14:13.120 that was going along with this program and people were outraged by this there was protests there

03:14:22.680 were uh city councilors being approached very harshly by the public about this

03:14:29.360 what's going on do the people who vote this way are they still seriously voting thinking that

03:14:39.100 the NDP is the working man's party and they're the ones who are going to stand up and support you

03:14:43.220 are you kidding me right now that's what they used to be under

03:14:48.880 Ed Broadbent back in the 70s they're not that way any longer they are now woke Marxists 0.99

03:15:00.540 and they don't give a rat's ass about you unless you happen to be a trans person 0.99

03:15:09.160 they want to defund the police they were going along with all that crap 0.99

03:15:15.000 for the past whatever it's been now five six seven years they have been doing this they're 0.89

03:15:20.600 trying to out left justin trudeau justin trudeau goes a couple of steps further left and they go

03:15:26.680 a couple of steps it's a race and yet edmonton okay this is a working man's party i'm voting 0.99

03:15:34.860 ndp that's just stupid i mean even winnipeg doesn't do that that's just mind-blowingly 0.99

03:15:43.580 dumb to me that you're gonna blindly 60 of edmonton votes ndp do they not understand 0.99

03:15:52.240 anyway i'm sorry for the rant i just i can't even believe it let's continue on with a live 0.92

03:16:01.560 coverage will resume shortly all right so what was it 50 to 37 49 38

03:16:10.700 edmonton reminds me of london ontario no no no no no laurie no no no no i was in london london's

03:16:21.340 very liberal, very red.

03:16:24.800 Edmonton

03:16:25.320 and Winnipeg are very

03:16:27.120 similar in their mentalities.

03:16:30.800 Calgary

03:16:31.520 and Ottawa

03:16:32.300 in certain ways

03:16:35.300 are very much alike.

03:16:38.620 But

03:16:39.380 not in

03:16:41.340 every way. 0.99

03:16:43.500 Regina is very much like

03:16:45.360 Winnipeg and Edmonton, except

03:16:47.080 smaller.

03:16:49.860 London

03:16:50.580 university town um i lived there for a few years back in the mid 90s i i know it a bit

03:16:59.680 it's what about a half a million people by now it's bigger than most people think the problem

03:17:04.940 is that it's in the shadow of toronto right so it doesn't get that much attention it should

03:17:11.040 i mean half a million people that's that's not small

03:17:14.300 but it's more liberal than anything right people think and that's the other thing about you know

03:17:21.720 voting for a party people vote for parties more than faces and they think when they vote liberal

03:17:30.360 that they're voting for the down the middle party and they're not i mean there's not really

03:17:37.120 a down the middle party in canada anymore i guess the conservative the cpc would be

03:17:44.280 as close to a down the middle party as you can get because i keep talking about this thing called

03:17:50.060 the overton window and if you guys don't know what i mean when i say that go look it up one of

03:17:54.640 these days and there's no shame in that i mean i didn't know until a few years ago overton window

03:17:58.560 is the zeitgeist of the country right and so when you talk about the overton window here's the

03:18:04.500 window right here between my hands the middle is is where the liberals used to be and then the

03:18:12.880 conservatives were over on the right side and then the ndp was on the left well this is what

03:18:17.400 you're looking at in that window but now the window itself moves the window itself moves and

03:18:25.240 so what that means is that the left is now even further left than it ever was before

03:18:33.240 the middle is now way left and the right is now either in the middle or left of centers

03:18:42.880 So the Conservative Party of Canada is actually left of center in many ways.

03:18:48.120 That was under Aaron O'Toole, probably not so much under Pierre Polyev, but that's the way it was, depending upon the leader and which direction the leader wants to take a party.

03:18:59.560 So that's why in Canada, the combined vote between the Liberal and the NDP in the last federal election was something like 53 or 54 percent.

03:19:09.920 You look at that and go, wow, man, there's 54 percent of Canadians are in favor of voting for essentially for Marxists.

03:19:18.560 But they probably don't know they are. And that's the problem.

03:19:23.180 I think we can get back to this coverage. I need some numbers here. I'm getting a little bit nervous.

03:19:27.180 The incumbent Nathan Newdorf. Nathan Newdorf is the deputy premier.

03:19:31.740 And we know up in Edmonton where the other deputy premier is, Casey Maddow, he's also losing right now.

03:19:36.600 So right now, Daniel Smith may win the government, but she's in danger of losing her two deputy premiers.

03:19:41.680 So right now, Lethbridge is going for New Democrats.

03:19:45.320 Let's take a look at another city where there's a pair.

03:19:48.300 And that's right here. If we look at the two Red Deers, Red Deer North, Red Deer South, both UCP right now. 1.00

03:19:54.540 Red Deer North, though, take a look at Adrienne and LaGrange.

03:19:57.520 Right now, she's got a 406 vote lead.

03:19:59.860 She's won the New Democrat, Jalene Tweedle. 0.99

03:20:03.540 That's relatively close.

03:20:04.920 No, it's not. Maybe she'll pull it through. So just seven polls reporting Red Deer North and in Red Deer South.

03:20:11.200 Let me make sure we pull that up. Red Deer South. Jason Steffen has a 2,500 vote lead of the new Democrats.

03:20:19.600 So both Red Deers are leaning UCP, both Lethbridge's leaning NDP. 0.91

03:20:25.280 And the battle still plays out in Calgary. I'm sure we're going to come back and talk more Calgary in just a few minutes. 0.99

03:20:30.300 I'm sure we are. Thanks very much, David Akin at the Results Board. And once again, the bottom of your screen. Things have actually tightened up a little bit in the last few minutes. UCP leading were elected at 49 different seats. The NDP currently sitting at 38.

03:20:43.040 One of the candidates we know is going back to the Alberta legislature is Janice Irwin. We're going to go to Carol Ann Devaney now, who has her as a guest.

03:20:50.060 This piece of work. Look at this. 0.98

03:20:51.900 Yes, I'm here with Janice Irwin. First of all, congratulations. We heard the crowd erupt, chanting Janice, Janice, Janice. That must have felt good.

03:21:03.200 Yeah, nice. It's hard to hear.

03:21:07.140 or two years it's a lively crowd out there for sure and uh you know i'm i'm fully just super

03:21:13.600 honored to be again re-elected as the uh mla fremonton highlands norwood but you know i'm

03:21:18.360 i'm waiting eagerly for the results elsewhere because i have a lot of incredible candidates

03:21:22.680 that i really would love to have joined me in the legislature it's been a long haul for you

03:21:27.080 getting here hasn't it we were talking about how you started campaigning long before may 1st

03:21:31.940 give us a sense of what it's been like and to finally be here tonight yeah absolutely i i mean

03:21:36.680 myself and a whole lot of people in this room and across this province were knocking on doors for

03:21:41.660 many many months um you know I I never want to take my own riding for granted and so I tried

03:21:48.200 to spend time there as well but you know we we knew we needed to focus on a number of ridings

03:21:52.280 in Calgary a number of ridings in what we call the donuts so Sherwood Park St. Albert Morinville

03:21:57.880 those those areas as well and so our teams went there and we did you know we no we're just gonna

03:22:03.060 okay there we go there's some numbers

03:22:05.880 we'll see how the rest of the night unfolds but congratulations and thank you so much for being

03:22:12.980 thanks carol ann again ucb leading or elected in 51 ndp 36 it's sat around those numbers for

03:22:23.220 quite a while tonight so we're starting to get a sense of where the night is going but we do want

03:22:28.340 to bring viewers into the fold here a bit on why we're not able to call this election just yet as

03:22:33.000 you can see these numbers haven't changed a whole lot in the last you know 45 minutes or an hour

03:22:37.060 but there's a lot of close races as david mentioned a few minutes ago alluding to that there are just

03:22:43.080 too many that are too close to call at this point and we're going to take a look at some of those

03:22:46.780 right now here is one of them calgary east as you can see uh the difference just 10 votes there

03:22:54.040 Peter Singh leading with the UCP over the NDP candidate in that running.

03:22:58.360 Very tight.

03:22:59.000 Peter Singh, the incumbent over Rossman Valencia, a public school teacher.

03:23:02.660 Now we'll take you to Calgary Klein, the incumbent Jeremy Nixon.

03:23:05.740 Nixon, a cabinet minister over the NDP's Lisette Tejada.

03:23:09.540 And that's one that's flip-flopped a few times over the course of the night,

03:23:12.340 so we'll be keeping a close eye on that one.

03:23:13.720 Let's look at Calgary Cross right now.

03:23:15.320 Mickey Amory with 51% of the vote there.

03:23:18.940 Again, just leading by 63 votes.

03:23:21.420 Very tight in that running.

03:23:22.300 And Lesser Slave Lake, Scott Sinclair, again, another close one, 78 votes in the lead over the NDP's Danielle Larravee, trying to get back into office for the NDP.

03:23:33.340 All right, let's back to Dallas Flex Saga, UCP headquarters with the political panel and their take on some of these numbers.

03:23:39.600 Yeah, where are they? Where's the numbers?

03:23:42.500 What's going on? How long have the polls been closed? What time is it?

03:23:45.760 two hours and 21 minutes the polls have been closed and still some polling stations

03:23:52.980 some writings only have like 500 votes counted out of 20 000 that's unacceptable man i don't get that

03:24:00.460 yeah i can tell you some results that we do have and that is in the world of hockey it will be the

03:24:05.200 florida panthers facing off against the vegas golden knights for game one on saturday so that

03:24:09.540 has happened sorry jason i know thank you we're stars fans and so um it is not surprising that

03:24:15.900 the ndp is leading narrowly the ndp needs to win this seat yep they really need to win this seat

03:24:21.480 and that is as you say in your path of power and you're keeping an eye on strathcone of sherwood

03:24:25.440 as well yeah absolutely so what i'll say about about acadia is that we have a really strong

03:24:29.780 candidate diana batten who is there she's a registered nurse she's been pounding the pavement

03:24:34.140 for several months, close to a year, in fact, 0.99

03:24:37.460 and so working really hard.

03:24:39.000 That is one of our targets, Calgary Acadia,

03:24:41.960 as is Strathcona Sherwood Park.

03:24:44.200 Bill Tanita, a multiple-term councillor.

03:24:48.680 Before that, he was a principal at a school.

03:24:51.640 He's been working really, really hard.

03:24:53.140 He has the name recognition, and we're anticipating 0.77

03:24:56.380 that that race is going to tighten up significantly

03:24:59.600 over the next little while.

03:25:01.920 What are you making of some of the tight numbers we're seeing so far, Lila?

03:25:05.200 I think we would have been...

03:25:07.740 Wait a minute, wait a minute. Hold on, George.

03:25:10.060 You're telling me that CBC said the machines are not working properly?

03:25:15.200 What?

03:25:17.320 Okay. All right.

03:25:18.320 So we can't assume that anything is rigged at this point,

03:25:25.700 but this certainly gives us the opportunity to think that, doesn't it?

03:25:29.440 machines aren't working properly oh well i wonder who's rigging them who threw a monkey in the wrench

03:25:35.840 remember the old line from diehard the monkey in the wrench the fly in the ointment

03:25:41.940 well

03:25:44.000 that's disappointing i cannot believe edmonton right now i can't believe this like it went

03:25:53.260 every seat in edmonton so it looks like 51 36 right now i'm acceptable to me i'll take that

03:25:59.900 completely inappropriate to say we weren't expecting that those would be tight i think

03:26:04.300 also that ucp has targeted some of those writings we have a cabinet minister nate glubish who had

03:26:10.920 done some great work while his time was in office and then if we're looking at um at acadia i think

03:26:16.560 we all expected that one to be tight so i would never have been able to guess quite frankly which

03:26:21.340 construction. Okay, Jason, let's talk varsity. Varsity is an interesting one. I think like,

03:26:26.440 you know, you have a university district with the University of Calgary there. You have Jason

03:26:31.500 Copping again, another person, another minister who has worn the health portfolio, not a strong

03:26:37.300 suit for the UCP. And then again, the juxtaposition, Darren, that you mentioned with the registered

03:26:41.560 nurse going against Tyler Shandro, you have on signs, Dr. Luann Metz leading here. And I expect

03:26:48.520 her to lead i expect her to carry um and that's going to be another good sign for the ndp but

03:26:52.540 again it's a it speaks to candidate recruitment it speaks to the contract i i will say this

03:26:57.620 tyler shandro has been a high profile cabinet minister in the ucp government for the past

03:27:02.320 four years and when a high profile cabinet minister loses their seat it's never good news

03:27:09.060 big name like losing his or her seat that's that shows that there's some winds of change

03:27:18.080 blowing i'm not suggesting by any stretch of the imagination that the ndp are going to win this but

03:27:23.920 it might be closer than we think as it stands right now it's 52 to 35 which is a convincing

03:27:30.600 margin of victory for the ucp if it stays that way and it speaks to frankly candidate weakness

03:27:37.200 in certain areas and the ndp needs to capitalize their 58 vote lead and this is the graph that

03:27:43.400 shows lead changes and lead widths. And you can see for the last, you know, the last probably

03:27:50.520 about 40 minutes, it's been every vote that comes in, it seems there's a vote for the other

03:27:54.200 the other side. I want to talk a little bit too about Calgary Elbow. There's a couple of stories

03:27:59.180 in Elbow. First of all, there was no incumbent. This was where Doug Schweitzer, UCP, was elected

03:28:03.900 2019. Schweitzer quit in August. There hasn't been a by-election. Chris Davis is carrying the torch

03:28:09.920 for the ucp chris davis is in second place right now new democrats leading in calgary elbow samir

03:28:16.600 kayende has a not a bad lead he's up 250 votes he's got 3 700 in the can right now 49 percent

03:28:24.740 for uh samir kayende chris davis with 46 percent but as i said there's some other stories here

03:28:30.240 over here carrie cundell alberta party in 2019 greg clark was the leader of the alberta party

03:28:36.200 and he finished second in Calgary Elbow.

03:28:39.700 Kerry Cundall's got 5% of the vote,

03:28:41.660 360 votes.

03:28:43.220 Generally speaking,

03:28:44.200 we assume Alberta party would probably move to the NDP.

03:28:47.860 Samir Kayendi at the end of the night might want to have those Alberta party

03:28:51.080 votes.

03:28:51.840 And finally,

03:28:52.280 one more story.

03:28:53.120 We're just going to have to sort of mention it.

03:28:54.800 There's Archer Polofsky.

03:28:56.080 Sorry,

03:28:56.940 sir.

03:28:57.660 35 people have voted for him so far in Calgary Elbow.

03:29:01.200 He's not going to win that particular seat.

03:29:03.060 So Elbow,

03:29:03.900 let's check in one last time before we throw it over a 63 vote lead in acadia and i mentioned i

03:29:09.720 think the last time we came here i think the the the ndp at one point had about 13 up but then

03:29:15.260 seats keep flipping back and forth calgary edgemont was one of them i think we're that's

03:29:20.320 right persad panda now is a 400 vote lead over the new democrats so we're gonna keep watching

03:29:24.680 calgary but the story right now is it has been stable you guys said that a minute ago i think

03:29:28.740 pretty stable ucp 52 seats 51 seats ndp 35 34 uh things are starting to sort of uh that they're

03:29:38.000 not jumping around as much right now all right thanks very much david all right david just

03:29:42.360 touching on another reason there why this race is still too close to call there are just still

03:29:47.080 too many ridings in play at this point uh where the vote total uh the difference is is very very

03:29:51.860 tight all right we are going to go back to joel setek now live at ucp headquarters with a ucp

03:29:57.380 strategist, Joel. Yeah, UCP strategist, Erica Baroudis. And a lot of the talk tonight, Erica,

03:30:04.040 has been about the votes not coming in fast. What is the UCP being told about why we have seen a

03:30:10.460 delay tonight in getting results? Yeah, so what we've learned is actually that election in Alberta

03:30:14.740 is looking at every poll location. So what that means is like the church or the school that you

03:30:19.700 voted at, there could be five to 10 polls and they're going by the polling station or the

03:30:25.720 location and then by poll. So a little bit more due diligence, no issues that we're hearing.

03:30:31.160 So it's more of like just a time consuming process that's holding us up tonight.

03:30:35.120 Has there been a timeline that's been told by Elections Alberta to the UCP about when exactly

03:30:41.440 we're going to have these results? Unfortunately for all of us that we're hoping that we would be

03:30:45.280 either, you know, celebrating or out and about knowing the results. We do not have a timeline

03:30:50.260 on that. I mean, I think we can all agree that we want to make sure that they're doing their

03:30:54.260 due diligence and counting every vote because we've all worked hard to get here tonight well

03:30:58.560 some of the votes have been counted so far one two no way one two three come on come on

03:31:15.020 you've got these people counting these ballots they know how to count the one thing i found

03:31:20.500 about election volunteers is that you go back and you keep volunteering and you it's actually not

03:31:27.580 even a volunteer you you make 50 bucks or 100 bucks i think i saw some people in the comments

03:31:32.680 earlier who had done that before you just go back and you do it every time there's an election

03:31:36.960 whether it's municipal federal or provincial right and because you know how to do it there's a

03:31:42.980 process so unless they've got a whole bunch of trainees or monkeys counting tonight there's

03:31:50.460 really no excuse for any of this on this election calgary we knew it was going to be a battleground

03:31:55.320 there are some very very close races is this what you as a strategist and your team expected

03:32:01.380 tonight to look like i don't think the timeline was what we expected but we were expecting close

03:32:07.580 you know close races this has been an entire campaign within the margin of error so we're

03:32:13.280 definitely not surprised at how close some of these numbers are coming in early but uh you know

03:32:18.360 it's it's still looking good for the united conservative party all right we'll wait and see

03:32:22.020 obviously as those results continue to roll in tonight erica broody's ucp strategist thank you

03:32:26.700 so much thank you of course we'll continue to watch these results come in here at ucp headquarters

03:32:30.820 in downtown calgary back to you all right thanks very much to our joel senek we're gonna take a

03:32:35.580 Look at the popular vote here, and that's kind of giving us the sense of how Albertans have voted today.

03:32:40.000 This is right across the province.

03:32:42.300 UCP leading or elected, 52 ridings, NDP 35.

03:32:47.640 And here is a look at that popular vote right across the province.

03:32:52.360 UCP sitting at 52.4 percent, and the NDP at 44, just 3.6 percent for other parties.

03:32:58.440 So it's close there, but here we go to Calgary.

03:33:00.180 Wow, look at that.

03:33:01.160 It is very close.

03:33:02.300 The popular vote in the city of Calgary, 49% UCP, 48.4% for the NDP, 2.6% for other.

03:33:10.720 That's almost bang on to a lot of the polls that we'd seen for a number of weeks now,

03:33:15.040 saying Calgary was going to be extremely tight, and it looks like that is the case tonight.

03:33:18.880 We're going to go to Blake Law now, who is at NDP's Calgary headquarters tonight.

03:33:23.520 Blake?

03:33:26.020 Well, Linda, election night is...

03:33:29.500 Okay.

03:33:31.060 I'm calling it.

03:33:32.300 I am calling it a United Conservative Party victory.

03:33:37.400 And the reason I can call it is because the popular vote is so lopsided.

03:33:42.540 Calgary is an even split down the middle, and that's all the UCP needed to win this election.

03:33:47.460 I know it's early, but I am calling it, and I'm going to call it with a final total of 50, 5-0, 50 seats.

03:33:58.240 This is me calling it.

03:33:59.460 This is only a guess.

03:34:01.040 this has nothing at all to do with anything based in reality but from what i've been watching and

03:34:06.900 guys one thing i am is a veteran veteran election day observer i'm calling 50 seats for the ucp 37

03:34:18.260 for the ndp and a majority ucp government so i think we can go to bed unless something crazy

03:34:25.100 happens overnight like what happened to trump in the last election all of a sudden you wake

03:34:30.900 up in the morning and you're losing when you were like three million votes ahead i am calling this

03:34:34.960 in favor of the united conservative party and when we wake up tomorrow morning danielle smith

03:34:39.440 will be the premier of alberta and that's it all right uh tomorrow night greg hill

03:34:46.780 is the co-founder of free to fly dot ca free to fly canada he is a pilot he refused to take the

03:34:54.980 vaccine and he was let go from his job which he did for something like 25 years he's also a

03:35:02.320 canadian forces veteran so greg hill joins the show tomorrow night uh one more thing i am going

03:35:09.680 to try and get anita krishna anita is the former global news producer out of vancouver who's been

03:35:16.580 speaking out she last spoke out at the national citizens inquiry a couple of weeks ago i'm going

03:35:23.340 to try and get anita on the show a little bit later on this week i've got all kinds of interesting

03:35:27.200 guests coming up uh as the week moves forward so that's it for the show tonight if you have

03:35:34.040 any questions comments complaints concerns you can email me shadow davis at gmail.com that is

03:35:40.280 s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com until tomorrow night at eight o'clock central i love you all

03:35:50.160 have a great night and i will talk to you tomorrow oh and a great day tomorrow too

03:35:54.780 and i will talk to you tomorrow bye for now

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