The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Mon Oct. 24th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 Thank you.

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00:02:30.000 I knew I was forgetting something.

00:03:00.000 I may not always love you, but as long as there are stars above you, you'll never need to

00:03:22.180 know it i'll make you so sure about it god only knows what i'd be without you

00:03:35.700 if you should ever leave me

00:03:40.820 well life would still go on believe me oh

00:03:44.660 Hello. How you doing? I wasn't expecting to be caught. You know what? I saw Love and Mercy

00:03:52.800 this morning. It's a movie about Brian Wilson's life. The guy who wrote all of the fantastic

00:04:00.280 songs for the Beach Boys from like 1961 to 1968. And then he slept for two straight years and

00:04:09.220 and finally came out of his funk in 1990-ish.

00:04:13.180 I actually got a chance to meet Brian Wilson backstage at the Ottawa Blues Festival in 2007-2008,

00:04:19.020 and was amazed because, according to critics,

00:04:25.780 this guy is as important to popular music as Paul McCartney and John Lennon have been

00:04:31.720 over the last 50 or 60 years.

00:04:33.980 and so if you get a chance john cusack not exactly thrilled with that casting john cusack playing a

00:04:41.620 later life version of brian wilson but the guy who played him in his teens was fantastic i i can't

00:04:48.340 remember the guy's name but if you haven't seen the movie love and mercy i suggest seeing the

00:04:52.640 movie love and mercy it's really good and so that's why you caught me singing god only knows

00:04:57.180 off the top i wasn't planning on that so i i figured i had to go into that that story to let

00:05:03.580 you guys know what's going on. Why is he singing? And why is there no music any longer on the intro?

00:05:12.500 Well, that's because Facebook has become increasingly tyrannical with their copyright

00:05:18.800 infringements. For those of you that don't know, this show is how I make a living. This is how I

00:05:25.560 keep the lights on. And when ads come on, that means I get paid a little bit of money. I'm not

00:05:30.840 going to say it's over the top believe me because it's not but if Facebook says that I have been

00:05:36.080 using somebody else's copyright they instantly slash two-thirds of what I make just like that

00:05:41.960 poof even if they're wrong and they've been wrong oh I don't know how many times including

00:05:47.580 on Friday night so I don't want to take any chances whatsoever I'm playing no music nothing

00:05:54.480 not even silent background music in a video.

00:05:58.460 It's not going to happen.

00:05:59.580 There will be no music on this show from now on

00:06:02.500 except for me singing.

00:06:03.640 And I wouldn't be surprised

00:06:04.840 if they try to slap me a copyright infringement

00:06:07.640 for that little bit at the beginning of the show tonight.

00:06:12.920 I hope you had a great weekend.

00:06:15.200 It is Shadow at Night.

00:06:16.360 It's Monday, October 24th, 2022.

00:06:19.820 No more bumper music.

00:06:21.200 That's right, Ted.

00:06:21.920 I'm sorry about that.

00:06:22.960 Andrea says commies.

00:06:27.880 Everybody's a commie these days.

00:06:29.440 People we don't agree with, commie.

00:06:32.940 You know, I think it's funny that we're using that expression so much.

00:06:37.300 Not that it's not necessarily true, but there are so many areas of gray when it comes to that expression.

00:06:44.860 Commie!

00:06:46.280 We've got to watch that because we want to be right when we say things.

00:06:49.600 unlike them who will spout off racist and fascist in a heartbeat which we're not obviously so we

00:06:58.240 can't do the same thing they're doing because it just makes us look like them and who wants to

00:07:04.200 look like them hello Sharon someone's singing yeah that was me I know you can hear me Brenda

00:07:13.800 how you doing Paul hello how you doing buddy Pudo he's the guy who came up with the Pudo's

00:07:18.340 if you'll recall, you guys, a few months back.

00:07:21.220 Elaine, I may not always love you.

00:07:26.020 Jean says, nice voice.

00:07:27.380 I say thank you, but I think you're fibbing.

00:07:29.220 Gord, hello from Winnipeg.

00:07:30.640 Hello, Jules.

00:07:31.680 I'm not going to keep singing.

00:07:36.080 No, no, that's not what this show is about.

00:07:37.920 Christine says, thank you for the serenade.

00:07:39.720 You're welcome.

00:07:41.620 Jan, you can actually carry a tune.

00:07:46.500 Way to go, big guy.

00:07:48.340 you guys are trying to coax me and you're trying to blow up my ego by telling me i can sing

00:07:55.580 so i make an ass of myself oh no no no that's not going to work nice try though

00:08:02.380 hello sandra how are you doing mike hello sandy hello barb hello colleen hello from

00:08:10.980 kamloops rick from dowling ontario laura hello from bose azure christine you have no volume well

00:08:17.580 Can you hear me now?

00:08:19.300 Can everybody hear me now?

00:08:20.740 Rosie, hello from Western Ontario.

00:08:22.720 Sean is in Winnipeg.

00:08:23.760 Hello, Grant from Nanticoke, Ontario.

00:08:27.440 Sharon from Vegreville, Alberta.

00:08:29.860 Cindy from Steinbeck.

00:08:30.900 Paul from Tyndall.

00:08:32.120 Justin watching The Handmaid's Tale.

00:08:34.280 And some of it's pretty scary, close to our world of the last three years.

00:08:37.400 Interesting.

00:08:37.860 I've heard a lot about that.

00:08:39.560 And I am going to have to watch that.

00:08:41.140 You know what?

00:08:42.040 If you want to see an accurate depiction of what our world may look like if we stop fighting,

00:08:47.420 Go watch Demolition Man with Wesley Snipes and Sylvester Stallone and Sandra Bullock.

00:08:56.620 Hello, Lisa. Sorry, Lise from Shoal Lake and Al Buehler from Bozes, your Rhonda from Labrador City.

00:09:03.100 Karen is watching from the beach, Grand Beach. Sharon from Vegreville also.

00:09:07.600 Oh, oh, I got a great email the other day.

00:09:11.800 Let's see if I can find it. I want to be sure that I get it right here, you guys.

00:09:15.960 It's a very nice email. It's actually something that really made me happy because this is what I have been asking you guys to do for the past little bit.

00:09:29.520 And it's it worked. But oh, my God, I get so many of these.

00:09:36.520 Ah, OK, here it is. Andrea sent me this one. Hi, Shadow.

00:09:40.960 I just wanted to say thank you for the push to make connections on our communities through your show.

00:09:45.540 I posted in the comments this week that I would love to make connections in Riverton, the Riverton Arburg area, which is about an hour and 15 minutes north of the city of Winnipeg.

00:09:54.700 The next day, I received a friend request from an absolutely wonderful and beautiful person at about three minutes, a three-minute walk from my house.

00:10:02.720 God works in amazing ways. I've been struggling with my purpose.

00:10:06.240 I knew I was led from Winnipeg to Riverton for many reasons.

00:10:09.640 Some are obvious. Our meeting gave me great hope for my purpose in life and my future in Riverton.

00:10:14.740 please encourage follows as it's a great feeling to meet like-minded folk i certainly feel less

00:10:21.100 isolated andrea from riverton yes yes that is wonderful that's what i'm hoping for for you

00:10:30.000 guys to make not just connections on social media which is fine but i'm hoping that you guys make

00:10:37.060 personal connections you get together you have that coffee you have that beer you sit down and

00:10:42.420 talk and maybe you give each other a hug because it's been a long two and a half years and maybe

00:10:47.740 you're in a situation where you're surrounded by branch covidians or people who just will not

00:10:52.680 believe what's really going on around us and that's frustrating i totally get it but you know

00:10:56.920 what something else um that i was thinking today at the urging of mark friesen our ppp sorry ppc

00:11:08.280 candidate in Saskatoon right now. I believe that by-election is coming up very soon.

00:11:14.280 The grizzly patriot, Mark Friesen, he's been on the show a few times. He's a great guy.

00:11:18.720 He said, you know, we appreciate people like us. We appreciate all of the silent support that we

00:11:23.960 get, you know, the emails and the messages and the slaps on the back when you see us out in public.

00:11:29.980 That's great. But those of us who have been speaking out publicly are getting tired

00:11:37.560 and i'm not saying we're ever going to stop because our hearts just won't let us do that

00:11:44.360 and i'm not even just talking about people with shows like this one i'm talking about people in

00:11:51.700 general who've been speaking out on their social media platforms or publicly going to rallies and

00:11:57.960 and whatnot those people are getting tired and there's been some people who support us like

00:12:05.000 even you, you know, maybe you watching this show right now, you're here every night. You think it's

00:12:10.100 a great community setting. You like to hear the news of the day and all that. And that's fine.

00:12:13.360 That's great. You're welcome to be here. But it's time for all of us to finally stand up and say no

00:12:21.040 more. And the reason for that is because of people like Justin Trudeau. We need our leaders to hear

00:12:33.520 us when we speak up and in alberta we're making strides in alberta we've got a premier there

00:12:38.720 danielle smith who who had an amazing weekend and i'm going to play some stuff from danielle smith

00:12:45.380 what she said over the weekend in just a couple of minutes but we need people like this guy here

00:12:50.300 i mean look at this guy he's smug he is arrogant we've known this for several years but he's

00:12:55.980 one of the most out of touch politicians that i've ever seen now when you say out of touch

00:13:02.180 what do you mean by that shadow? I say the guy does not understand the country that he purports

00:13:08.560 to lead. Now that's a tough job, just understanding all of the different regional people in this

00:13:15.920 country. I mean, Alberta is going to be different than Newfoundland, different than Nova Scotia,

00:13:19.720 Manitoba, Saskatchewan is much different than British Columbia, and so on. But we all share

00:13:25.340 things in common. First of all, we're all Canadians, right? And we're very proud of our country.

00:13:32.180 And we work hard for a living.

00:13:34.040 We've worked hard all of our lives to put roofs over our family's heads.

00:13:38.500 We've got family in common, I believe.

00:13:42.080 And this guy, he doesn't get it.

00:13:45.120 I understand, guys, that you become a product of your environment.

00:13:50.580 This is going to happen to people.

00:13:52.780 If you spend long enough in one environment, you will eventually take on the characteristics of that environment.

00:13:57.720 but i always said that i don't want to be a product of my environment i want my environment

00:14:04.360 to be a product of me and that's why i want you guys to stand up and speak out when i ask you to

00:14:14.100 share this show i'm not doing it for my own personal gain i mean that that doesn't matter

00:14:19.020 to me what matters to me is that people hear the message that we're trying to get out there

00:14:25.440 which is a message of unity which is a message of freedom which is a message of truth

00:14:33.240 that's what we're doing here now the the press gallery dinner the annual event was this past

00:14:42.660 weekend in ottawa pierre polyev chose not to go because it's a meeting of all of the media that

00:14:50.120 cover the press. And these are the people that go to the press conferences that are given by Trudeau

00:14:56.180 and, you know, leaders, various leaders of the opposition, and they follow them around the

00:15:00.340 country during election campaigns and whatnot. And it's a very tight-knit group of people. It's

00:15:05.040 also their producers and camera people and other MPs, elected officials and whatnot. But Pierre

00:15:10.920 Polyev understands that his way forward is not going to be through the left-wing corporate media

00:15:17.180 because they hate him he's had one press availability since he's been leader and he

00:15:22.540 got heckled by a senior hill reporter called david aiken works for global news we all saw that

00:15:29.440 so polyev understands that these people are never ever ever going to give him any favorable

00:15:35.200 coverage whatsoever what's the point in going to something like this stephen harper didn't go to

00:15:41.760 this all of the years he was the prime minister but trudeau goes not only does he go he goes and

00:15:47.100 and take shots at a guy who's not there to defend himself.

00:15:53.420 Watch this asshat try to be funny.

00:15:56.280 We all know he's too busy staying up late,

00:15:59.180 tweaking his YouTube algorithms.

00:16:03.960 And more than that, listen to the reaction of the audience.

00:16:08.220 Remember, they are the press gallery.

00:16:10.800 The press gallery, the people who are supposed to be

00:16:13.400 covering politicians fairly.

00:16:17.100 But if you wanted him to come, you just should have told him you were occupying the museum and he would have shown up with timbits.

00:16:30.260 But let us remember, the past couple of years have been tough.

00:16:35.120 Many fun events like tonight were cancelled.

00:16:40.000 But once people got vaccinated, things started picking up again.

00:16:43.960 winter lute was really awesome this year they had a hot tub

00:16:50.100 when the conservative party looked at the ottawa occupation they thought

00:16:58.160 this is an expression of righteous anger and we must support them but liberals we looked at a

00:17:06.680 group of people with a written agreement to overthrow the government and we said great idea

00:17:11.500 I can't check meat on the phone.

00:17:17.280 Look, it's not an easy job being a leader.

00:17:20.960 I, myself, spent a lot of time this year

00:17:24.000 surrounded by honking and wailing.

00:17:28.160 I don't know what their deal was,

00:17:29.700 but the geese and loons at Harrington just wouldn't shut up.

00:17:32.840 It's hard for a guy to get any work done.

00:17:36.120 It's not all bad, though.

00:17:38.280 I have a lot of fans.

00:17:40.120 Some of them even redesigned the Canadian flag with my name on it.

00:17:47.080 We now have a new leader of the official opposition.

00:17:50.860 I know most of you haven't had a chance to see him in person yet.

00:17:55.880 I think we can all agree that it's David Akin's fault that he didn't show up tonight.

00:18:03.000 Although you'd think that Pollyev would have a thicker skin.

00:18:06.560 he grew up in alberta in the 80s with the name pierre

00:18:11.440 but pierre let me know he really does feel bad that he couldn't make it tonight

00:18:26.280 so as a consolation he told me to tell you to look under your seats yes you're a shadow

00:18:36.400 critic and you're a shadow critic and you're a shadow critic and you and you and you no sorry

00:18:44.500 not you michelle

00:18:45.740 remple he's talking about remple actually speaking of waspy things last summer

00:18:55.940 pierre told his pal jordan peterson that he's a quote believer in using simple anglo-saxon words

00:19:06.400 I know. I didn't get it either, but I'm told it sounds much better in the original German.

00:19:20.740 Okay.

00:19:25.900 Waka waka.

00:19:28.660 Who wrote that for him? The Beaverton?

00:19:32.200 This hour has 22 minutes.

00:19:36.400 Could he be less funny?

00:19:39.660 Can he ban you?

00:19:41.560 Funnier.

00:19:45.200 Maybe Trudeau should just stick to his job as Prime Minister.

00:19:47.940 Wait!

00:19:51.260 No!

00:19:52.700 For God's sakes, no!

00:19:57.720 So, Trudeau has the willingness to go and take pot shots at Pierre Polyev,

00:20:02.740 who chose not to be there.

00:20:03.760 I wonder if

00:20:05.600 Polyev had been there

00:20:07.540 and he got up and he roasted Trudeau

00:20:09.340 like Trudeau tried to roast him

00:20:11.120 what the audience's reaction would have been

00:20:13.600 would they have thrown

00:20:15.600 dinner rolls at him

00:20:16.900 but getting back to my original

00:20:23.480 point about being out of touch

00:20:25.300 that man

00:20:27.120 is out of touch

00:20:29.040 and a complete

00:20:31.500 and classic narcissist

00:20:33.080 in every way, shape, and form

00:20:35.760 without the intellect

00:20:37.420 required

00:20:39.840 to actually pull it off.

00:20:44.760 The only thing he has going for him

00:20:47.440 well, there's two things.

00:20:51.360 He's a good-looking guy, according to women,

00:20:54.580 and his last name is Trudeau,

00:20:56.940 and that is it.

00:20:59.420 Now, you would think that all of the scandals

00:21:01.920 and bad fiscal decisions and bad policy decisions

00:21:05.500 over the past six or seven years

00:21:06.920 would have more than even that scale

00:21:10.120 when it comes to voters.

00:21:13.280 But it has not.

00:21:15.740 People are still willing to vote for this guy.

00:21:18.820 I don't know why.

00:21:21.160 So when I ask you to speak up,

00:21:25.300 he's one of the reasons.

00:21:26.980 He needs to go.

00:21:27.980 and the only way that the institutions across this country will be influenced in any way shape

00:21:34.900 or form is if we do speak up if we don't speak up they're going to keep going the only thing

00:21:40.380 they will answer to is public pressure do you want to know why because they don't want to lose their

00:21:44.700 jobs when the convoy rolled into ottawa they started to listen didn't they if enough people

00:21:53.100 Call their MLA, their MP, their MPP and say, if you do not bring this up as a concern from your constituents in your writing, you will not have another term.

00:22:03.960 And they all want the almighty gold-plated pension, don't they?

00:22:07.220 But they have to serve at least two terms in order to get that pension or five years as an MP.

00:22:16.100 They want that.

00:22:17.720 They don't want to have to go back to working in the real world.

00:22:20.480 Are you kidding me right now?

00:22:21.800 Oh, no, no, no.

00:22:23.100 heaven forbid working the shadow at night live stream is brought to you by

00:22:28.740 Canada nano silver and by tacit investigations and security I will tell

00:22:33.420 you more about them later on oh and look at this Walter over at Camp Hope this

00:22:39.600 weekend is going to be having a let me see if I can show it to your rib fest

00:22:48.580 so yeah here we go so here's a ribs ribs baby ribs it's happening on sunday and

00:22:57.840 here's the details camp hope rib fest 2022 uh three to six this coming sunday at camp hope

00:23:05.540 location is 25055 settlers road dugold it's right off number one highway i'm sure walter will have

00:23:12.780 all of the signs up you won't be able to miss it you can get your tickets at eventbrite.ca

00:23:17.780 30 bucks is going to cost you or you can just say i want a free ticket which means that you'll have

00:23:22.700 to pay once you get there and i'm not sure if he's got a capacity on this either but it's again

00:23:28.360 starting at three o'clock this coming sunday uh you get a large rack of ribs you get the coleslaw

00:23:33.880 and all the other side dishes uh and and it's going to be blue haze barbecue there so that's

00:23:39.820 this coming weekend sunday three to six it is rib fest 2022 out there at camp hope hope to see

00:23:47.400 you there hope to see you there so look we know the emergencies act inquiry is under is underway

00:23:54.100 right now in ottawa i think this is week three and today former police commissioner former

00:24:00.280 temporary police commissioner or chief uh bell steve bell was on the stand he was squirming and

00:24:08.520 worming around up there trying to answer the questions i've got some clips to play for you

00:24:13.000 in just a couple of seconds but even if the commission finds and they have a deadline by the

00:24:17.860 way the commission needs to come up with an answer as to whether or not the trudeau liberals acted

00:24:22.940 accordingly and invoking the emergencies act back last february um even if the inquiry finds

00:24:30.160 that the emergencies act was unjustified ndp leader jagmeet singh says well we're still going

00:24:36.640 support them we still you know we still support them they won't pull our support so this is he

00:24:48.600 was on ctv's joke political show on the weekend called question period used to be good but now

00:24:55.080 it's just softball questions so anyway this is when i say guys when i say things like we have

00:25:00.540 to put on public pressure this is what i mean i think the ndp right now has got maybe 26 seats

00:25:06.900 but that's enough to bolster the liberal minority to make them essentially a majority right so

00:25:14.180 if you call if you just happen to have an ndp mp in your writing where you live and there's a few

00:25:21.780 of them in ontario there's a couple in manitoba i don't think there's any in saskatchewan there's

00:25:26.880 one in Alberta, a few in BC, not really any east of Ontario, to be honest. But if you do happen to

00:25:35.860 have an NDP MP in your writing, you call that person up and you say, you want to know what?

00:25:40.940 You guys are making a huge mistake if you ever want to get elected again. And what you do is

00:25:47.640 you rally people. You rally like-minded people to call up that MP or email that MP or better yet,

00:25:54.340 write that MP because they have to log all of the letters they receive and they have to read all of

00:25:59.660 the letters or at least open all the letters they receive you tell them you're not going to get

00:26:03.620 another term if you keep doing this if you keep supporting that buffoon Justin Trudeau essentially

00:26:10.340 what you've got are two communist parties running the show and they're trying to out left each other

00:26:18.520 every single time they open their mouths so that's what you can do people are always asking me

00:26:24.300 shadow what can i do to help that's one of the things you can do share the show is another one

00:26:28.800 of the things you can do speak out whenever you see something wrong you know right from wrong

00:26:33.820 whenever you see something happening that you know is wrong speak up about it especially if it

00:26:39.480 involves what's going on with us danielle smith has got courage courage she's the new premier of

00:26:46.880 alberta she hasn't even won a seat in the legislature there yet she's got an election

00:26:51.820 to win at the end of May of next year against the NDP.

00:26:57.500 They're kind of a joke.

00:26:59.020 But anyway, I mean, right now they're ahead in the polls.

00:27:01.620 Believe it or not, in Alberta, the NDP is polling ahead

00:27:04.200 of the United Conservative Party.

00:27:06.000 And she's put a couple of big matzo balls out there

00:27:08.800 for the normies and for the branch Covidians.

00:27:12.120 And they're taking full advantage of it.

00:27:13.680 And that means the left-wing Marxist corporate media as well.

00:27:17.660 So she's got to fight.

00:27:19.120 But she's speaking up because she believes that what she is doing is right.

00:27:26.380 And that's what we're asking you guys to do.

00:27:30.320 All right, let's get back to the Emergencies Act inquiry for just a couple of minutes here.

00:27:35.560 So this is from Twitter.

00:27:38.340 It comes from TNC.news, True North.

00:27:40.740 ottawa police interim chief steve bell testifies that that he's not using the term violence as it

00:27:50.540 relates to the criminal code here he is under cross-examination this video is about a minute

00:27:56.260 long so is it fair to say that when you use the phrase violence you're not actually describing

00:28:01.140 any form of physical assaults are you i'm well physical assaults do contribute to what i'm

00:28:07.660 describing i was specifically describing the violence that our community felt as a result

00:28:13.340 of the culmination of actions that the occupiers engaged in so the violence that they felt not

00:28:21.860 actual violence what the hell so the violence that they felt not actual violence is that what

00:28:33.800 you're saying that is correct not not the criminal code definition of violence but the violence that

00:28:38.700 they felt by having an excessive horns blared right and not having trucks run 24 7 a day right

00:28:45.420 by having people intimidate them and follow them and by having people rip masks off their head by

00:28:51.260 feeling sheltered in their homes well i thank you i understand what you mean but you're not talking

00:28:57.200 about violence under section two of the CSIS Act are you no I'm not thanks he's talking about the

00:29:05.120 violence of people sheltering in their homes like they had to do during the lockdowns Steve

00:29:10.840 is that what you meant when you couldn't go anywhere you couldn't visit your elderly parents

00:29:18.260 or grandparents in their home that kind of violence is that what you're talking about

00:29:23.400 be clear please

00:29:25.620 oh and by the way I do believe we established last week

00:29:29.240 that nobody actually saw

00:29:31.120 any of the truckers

00:29:33.360 or protesters for that matter

00:29:35.500 rip anybody's mask off their face

00:29:38.140 and there he is

00:29:41.240 sitting there insisting

00:29:42.920 that it happened

00:29:44.880 I wonder where he got that from

00:29:46.900 Rupa Supramania

00:29:48.300 of TNC.news

00:29:50.660 and sometime columnist for the

00:29:52.760 The National Post and a couple of other publications across our country

00:29:56.640 has very quickly become one of my personal heroes.

00:29:59.800 I'm going to try and get her on the show in the next few days.

00:30:02.800 She wrote a fantastic Twitter thread today I would like to share with you guys

00:30:08.260 regarding the former temporary police commissioner of Ottawa Police Services.

00:30:16.220 OPS Intel Assessment, January 28th.

00:30:19.200 Freedom Convoy is less of a professional protest with the usual sad players,

00:30:24.300 but rather a truly organic grassroots movement gathering momentum largely from the widespread population.

00:30:31.080 So what she does at the end of every quote she tweets is put her own two cents in.

00:30:36.920 For this one, she says, well, so much for it being orchestrated by Putin, Trump, etc.

00:30:41.640 Then she goes on to say, Bell, again, the guy we just watched on the stand today,

00:30:47.920 What was known the day before, January 27th, we were starting to get numbers of trucks, etc.

00:30:53.520 The overall activity of the group moving across was extremely lawful, extremely law-abiding.

00:30:59.480 Bear in mind, the media was at this point calling the violent insurrectionists.

00:31:04.100 That from Rupa.

00:31:05.840 We go on to say, OPS intelligence assessment from January 28th.

00:31:09.340 There is significant popular support for this event, the Freedom Convoy, on a scale not seen in recent years.

00:31:16.000 Rupa goes on to say, so much for Trudeau's fringe minority.

00:31:20.320 OPS intelligence assessment demographic of the convoy is unusual.

00:31:24.480 The protests globally are made up almost entirely of the middle class.

00:31:29.500 The silent majority is numerically larger than professional activists.

00:31:35.520 Bell's assessment of the convoy from a report,

00:31:38.560 Freedom Convoy included 8 to 10 groups representing 80 to 100 political agendas,

00:31:43.380 and OPS struggled to identify an organizing group,

00:31:47.860 yet the media narrative was that they were violent insurrectionists

00:31:51.200 trying to overthrow the government.

00:31:53.300 Trudeau's own narrative, which continues today as we saw

00:31:56.860 from the video we played at the top of the show

00:31:59.600 from that ridiculous party he was at on the weekend,

00:32:03.520 continues, where he continues to say violent insurrectionists.

00:32:08.600 Fringe minority.

00:32:09.780 OPS intelligence assessment from January 28th historically refusal of a leader to meet or

00:32:17.040 address the reality of a popular uprising has historically led to situations becoming unmanageable

00:32:23.240 recall Trudeau refused to meet with the protesters and actually vanished at some point during the

00:32:29.860 convoy not coming back until after the emergencies act was declared as I recall

00:32:35.620 bell said on the stand today community was exposed to violent activities from the protesters

00:32:42.020 rupa says i hope he asked i hope he's asked to show proof so far no one has provided any evidence

00:32:48.560 or documentation of violence from the protesters and yet they continue to testify to it which is

00:32:55.440 incredible that they're allowed to do this they are under oath after all

00:32:59.780 and then she goes on to talk about the ctv headline here in the days leading up to the

00:33:08.240 mass protest in ottawa last winter police didn't have intelligence suggesting the freedom convoy

00:33:13.660 would use local citizens as a leverage point interim police chief bell said monday and she

00:33:20.240 says leverage point this is the nature of non-violent civil disobedience the protesters

00:33:26.820 didn't hold anyone at gunpoint the guy completely discredited himself today on the stand and the

00:33:36.220 more people who get up and testify the same way he did today will go ahead and embarrass themselves

00:33:41.660 as well but sadly there is no penalty for the lies they're telling and there should be i i don't

00:33:47.980 understand why there isn't uh this story comes from the epoch times or the epoch times or the

00:33:52.480 Epoch Times, however you want to say it, people always email me with corrections. I don't like

00:33:56.620 the way you say Epoch Times. It's Epoch, or Epoch. Anyway, opponents of Freedom Convoy made violent

00:34:04.740 threat. Listen to this. The opponents of the Freedom Convoy made violent threat against police

00:34:13.500 and ran a disinformation campaign, which apparently they're still running today. This is from an

00:34:18.640 internal email. The Ottawa Police Service said on January 26 that it was being targeted by a

00:34:24.420 disinformation campaign by detractors of the Freedom Convoy and also threatened with violence,

00:34:29.520 an internal email reveals. Then OPS Chief Peter Slowly wrote to his team, I think he's going to

00:34:37.360 be on the stand later this week, wrote to his team that there was information from his organization's

00:34:42.380 corporate communications and the Ottawa Police Association that there is a disinformation campaign

00:34:47.940 from the counter-demonstration element targeting OPS and OPA, the Ottawa Police Association,

00:34:55.700 as being complicit in support of the trucker demonstration.

00:34:59.680 The email was entered as evidence before the Public Order Emergency Commission on October 24th.

00:35:05.180 The commission is examining the Liberal government's invocation of the act, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:35:09.840 Aside from the campaign targeting police elements,

00:35:12.340 slowly also reported in his email on a threat made against the OPS from a convoy detractor.

00:35:17.940 A male counter-demonstrator calling into our comms center

00:35:21.360 threatened to attack our officers and facilities.

00:35:24.920 So they keep saying that freedom protesters in Ottawa,

00:35:29.880 for the entire three and a half or four weeks they were there,

00:35:32.540 they're the ones who were causing the problems, ripping masks off.

00:35:35.580 But no, they can never prove it.

00:35:37.240 And yet, an internal email comes out

00:35:40.580 from the counter-protesters making threats against police.

00:35:44.080 Isn't that interesting?

00:35:47.940 slowly relayed the account as part of a series of points he raised internally in reaction to an

00:35:55.240 email from an ottawa resident expressing concern about the convoy the resident's email sent to

00:36:00.200 both slowly and jim watson the mayor of ottawa alleged the convoy will be violent while slowly

00:36:06.580 said intelligence they'd received so far didn't indicate there would be violence on the part of

00:36:11.140 the convoy i lay awake tonight as i read twitter posts from the extreme right vowing attacks on

00:36:17.200 Rideau Hall this weekend, says the email from the sender, whose name was redacted, of course.

00:36:24.040 Some are calling for action akin to the happenings in Washington on Capitol Hill, referencing

00:36:28.320 January 6th. Based on that email, Sully asked his team to review all available information,

00:36:34.840 given that a briefing note the day prior had indicated there was no intelligence indicating

00:36:39.060 the Freedom Convoy demonstration would be violent. The emails were presented to OPS Deputy Chief

00:36:45.420 Steve Bell, the guy who testified today

00:36:47.940 as he was testifying before the commission

00:36:49.780 Bell became acting chief when slowly

00:36:51.800 resigned. Bell said the information about

00:36:53.860 a threat to Rideau Hall was assessed by the

00:36:55.720 Joint Intelligence Group which includes the

00:36:57.820 CSIS and the RCMP

00:37:00.100 This was information that

00:37:01.720 was taken in, assessed, evaluated

00:37:03.620 and put towards our threat assessment

00:37:05.580 and ultimately this didn't bear

00:37:07.240 to be accurate. There was no threats

00:37:09.560 made against Rideau Hall

00:37:10.800 i don't know guys i mean i think i think they could wrap up this inquiry already by the way

00:37:26.440 doug ford has been subpoenaed to appear at the inquiry we don't know when he's going to be

00:37:33.760 taking the stand probably in the next couple of weeks but after repeated requests to doug ford

00:37:40.740 were rebuffed he kept saying no they had to actually subpoena him so they're going to put

00:37:47.640 his fat ass in a seat at the inquiry in the next few weeks and we'll see what was coming out of

00:37:52.000 his office it should be entertaining but i think that if they were to call it now because we've

00:37:59.140 had the cops i mean essentially we've had all of the government witnesses the ottawa citizens

00:38:03.380 all of these people have testified so far if we just called it now we would have enough we

00:38:10.420 would know that the invocation of the emergencies act was highly inappropriate but we're going to

00:38:17.700 keep going and you know it's become entertaining i don't sit here and watch it eight hours a day

00:38:22.300 you guys i watch i don't know maybe an hour of it all together through the day and piece it together

00:38:27.680 later on but uh you know you should try and watch as much of it as you can get engaged with this

00:38:35.040 stuff because like i say every passing day more information comes out that we were right they were

00:38:41.520 wrong to say the things they've been saying even though they continue to say them and better than

00:38:47.260 anything at least to me as a former member of the media and a guy who spent 35 36 i can't never

00:38:56.260 remember i think it's 35 or 36 years on radio to me it's like vindication to watch these stories

00:39:05.220 that they've been telling and that's what they are tall tales fall apart i don't believe we're

00:39:11.300 ever going to get any apologies from the media because right but it's nice to see them caught

00:39:20.300 because what happens then is their credibility becomes even lower

00:39:24.380 and people will start actually resorting to online sources of news.

00:39:29.780 That's, of course, if the Canadian government allows for that to happen.

00:39:33.000 And I do have a story coming up regarding that in a little bit.

00:39:35.920 So a Rebel News reporter asked Danielle Smith a question this past weekend.

00:39:42.660 And watch her response.

00:39:43.800 Danielle Smith, of course, for those of you who don't live in Alberta,

00:39:46.340 is the brand new and she is giving inspiration to all of us like-minded freedom folks across

00:39:53.600 the country. She is the new premier of Alberta. Listen to this.

00:39:56.720 Hi, Ms. Smith. Cinegallis from Rebel News. During your campaign, you said that not only would you

00:40:01.080 issue an apology to those prosecuted during COVID restrictions, but you would also grant them

00:40:05.680 amnesty. When can we expect those apologies? I can apologize right now. I'm deeply sorry for

00:40:12.960 anyone who was inappropriately subjected to discrimination as a result of their vaccine

00:40:20.320 status and deeply sorry for any government employee that was fired from their job because

00:40:25.920 of their vaccine status and i welcome them back if they want to come back as for the amnesty i have

00:40:31.920 to get some legal advice on that and so i've already asked my staff to um to request that

00:40:38.160 so I can see how we would be able to proceed on that.

00:40:41.520 My view has been that these were political decisions

00:40:45.060 that were made, and so I think that they could be

00:40:46.820 political decisions to offer a reversal.

00:40:49.060 But I do want to get some unlegal advice on that first.

00:40:52.400 Would that also have to do with the timeline

00:40:54.200 for the proposed analysis?

00:40:56.320 I would have to see if, you know, if I can do it,

00:40:58.860 I would agree with it at the earliest opportunity.

00:41:00.860 So I'm hoping within the next week

00:41:03.560 I'll get that big advice.

00:41:05.360 Thank you.

00:41:07.320 Wow.

00:41:08.160 um she was called premier loon i forget which columnist i think in that no a globe and mail

00:41:14.440 columnist called her premier loon over the weekend so you know she's doing something right

00:41:19.600 um she is she is offering those fired for their vaccination status their jobs back if they want

00:41:28.560 them she is trying to get amnesty for anybody who's been ticketed these ridiculous tickets

00:41:35.720 in the past couple of years.

00:41:40.320 I wish every single premier across the country

00:41:43.860 would feel the same way.

00:41:45.560 We had a court case last week that was dismissed.

00:41:47.720 Three court cases, actually.

00:41:49.000 I think it was the court, Maxime Bernier's court case.

00:41:53.600 What was the other?

00:41:54.540 There's a couple of others.

00:41:57.500 Oh, Brian Peckford's court case,

00:41:58.880 dismissed because of mootness.

00:42:02.720 Even though the court cases were brought like a year ago

00:42:05.220 when all this stuff was going on.

00:42:06.700 Now that the government's rescinded

00:42:09.200 all of these ridiculous mandates,

00:42:10.740 of course, the case is moot.

00:42:12.280 They don't need to argue this case anymore.

00:42:15.060 None of the things you're arguing exist any longer.

00:42:17.500 Well, shouldn't that work the same way

00:42:19.700 for anybody who's received a ridiculous $1,296 ticket

00:42:23.180 or $5,000 ticket from the government

00:42:25.400 these past couple of years?

00:42:26.420 Oh, no, no, no.

00:42:29.040 Well, maybe it should.

00:42:31.360 Here is more Danielle Smith

00:42:32.860 talking about the World Economic Forum.

00:42:36.000 Listen to this.

00:42:37.060 I've never been to one of their events,

00:42:39.280 and I look at Pierre Polyev saying

00:42:41.860 that he doesn't intend to go to their events

00:42:43.540 and doesn't intend to have his ministers involved in them either.

00:42:46.600 And I take the same view.

00:42:48.920 But why?

00:42:49.720 You're still not explaining what your views are

00:42:52.380 on the World Economic Forum.

00:42:53.660 What do you find distasteful about it?

00:42:56.400 I guess I find it distasteful when billionaires brag

00:42:59.360 about how much control they have over political leaders

00:43:01.820 as the head of that organization has.

00:43:04.440 And I think that that is offensive.

00:43:06.380 The people who should be directing government

00:43:08.200 are the people who vote for them.

00:43:10.260 And the people who vote for me and for my colleagues

00:43:12.200 are people who live in Alberta

00:43:13.700 and who are affected by our decisions.

00:43:16.120 And so, quite frankly, until that organization

00:43:18.660 stops bragging about how much control they have

00:43:20.700 over political leaders, I have no interest

00:43:22.160 in being involved with them.

00:43:23.940 My focus is here in Alberta,

00:43:26.080 solving problems for Albertans

00:43:27.620 with the mandate from Albertans.

00:43:29.880 Okay, okay.

00:43:30.880 Okay, okay, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

00:43:35.200 She's called out the World Economic Forum.

00:43:39.580 Now, that reporter obviously didn't know

00:43:43.980 what the association the World Economic Forum

00:43:48.220 had with governments in the West especially was.

00:43:52.140 She didn't know about Klaus Schwab saying that,

00:43:54.900 oh, we have two-thirds of Canada's cabinet,

00:43:57.180 he said four years ago in a very famous,

00:43:59.960 now famous video you guys have seen that video when a conservative mp asked about that video in

00:44:06.940 the house of commons just six months ago uh the question was ignored we can't hear you because he

00:44:11.820 was on a virtual call he wasn't actually in parliament he was on a virtual call i'm sorry

00:44:17.780 about your single is garbled we can't hear you um and then we and then he ran out of time but that

00:44:23.280 would have been a great answer if they were allowed to answer. So is it true that Klaus Schwab

00:44:29.980 in the World Economic Forum controls two-thirds of the Canadian cabinet? Huh? What about all

00:44:39.580 the other world leaders that he controls? Jacinda Arkern or Ardern or whatever the hell in New

00:44:47.800 zealand the australians apparently he controls whoever is going to be leading the uk in the

00:44:54.740 next week or so as well so what's really going on in the world danielle smith is calling it out my

00:45:01.960 friends i want to play this for you again because to me it is so meaningful their events and i i

00:45:07.440 look at here paulia saying that he doesn't intend to go to their events he doesn't intend to have

00:45:11.820 his ministers involved in them either um and i take the same view but why you're still not

00:45:17.760 explaining what your views are on the world economic forum like what do you find distasteful

00:45:22.400 about it i i guess i find it distasteful when billionaires brag about how much control they

00:45:27.860 have over political leaders as the head of that organization has and i think that that is offensive

00:45:33.400 the people who should be directing government are the people who vote for them and the people who

00:45:38.160 vote for me and for my colleagues are people who live in alberta and who are affected by our

00:45:42.440 decisions and so quite frankly until that organization stops bragging about how much

00:45:47.400 control they have over political leaders i have no interest in in in being involved with them my

00:45:51.460 focus is here in alberta solving problems for albertans with the mandate from albertans oh by

00:45:56.780 the way she did announce last week i've never been to one of their events stupid video plays

00:46:01.480 whether i stop it or not so what she did say last week was that ahs alberta health services

00:46:07.900 in the middle of the pandemic and all the lockdowns and those stupid mandates

00:46:12.000 had somehow signed some kind of a partnership agreement with the World Economic Forum.

00:46:16.900 She said that last week during her exclusive interview on the Western Standard.

00:46:22.420 I think that was on Friday.

00:46:25.640 So Lara said in the comment section, she said,

00:46:28.080 you know, I don't think Danielle should speak to the normal media,

00:46:30.620 the left-wing Marxist corporate media.

00:46:33.200 Oh, I think she should.

00:46:34.300 she should do exclusives with shows like this one and western standard and rebel and true north and

00:46:41.060 all of that obviously she should but yeah she should talk to media when it comes to scrums do

00:46:46.440 you want to know why because she can do a ron desantis with them have you ever seen ron desantis

00:46:53.160 talk to the media oh yeah when they try and lead him when they try and bait him with a ridiculous

00:46:59.860 question or a statement he is absolutely torches him scorch completely and he's running for

00:47:10.360 governor again and he's leading the polls by a mile and i think in alberta once people hear more

00:47:19.000 from danielle smith and it goes deeper than the world economic forum and all of this

00:47:23.300 this other stuff much deeper than that she's committed to the policies and holding up to

00:47:32.240 the standards of people like Peter Lougheed and Ralph Klein in that province two very successful

00:47:38.920 and renowned premiers that's what she wants she's got a strong cabinet behind her as well

00:47:46.500 lots of leadership material in there lots of experience and know-how and she's weeding out

00:47:51.080 the crapola i think she is going to be a refreshing change not just from for alberta

00:47:58.360 but for the rest of the country as well because alberta is a very powerful province in this

00:48:05.520 country very powerful province and what happens there could resonate throughout the rest of the

00:48:14.320 country i'm hoping that it will at least in the west also in alberta look at this this is

00:48:21.320 hang on a minute yeah okay here we go this is uh from tnc.news alberta's ndp after danielle smith

00:48:30.020 saying those powerful powerful things to the media this past weekend what was the ndp doing

00:48:35.760 they had their annual general meeting this weekend at edmonton the alberta ndp have passed resolutions

00:48:40.580 to lower the voting age to 16 and expand access to abortion.

00:48:45.040 That's what they did.

00:48:45.940 And there's rock and roll Rachel Notley

00:48:48.020 wearing her jeans with rips in them,

00:48:50.920 trying to look cool and hip.

00:48:55.500 The Alberta NDP passed resolutions

00:48:57.760 to lower the voting age and expand access to abortions

00:49:00.700 at their weekend convention.

00:49:02.920 Party members discussed 76 resolutions

00:49:05.880 at the Hyatt Regency Calgary,

00:49:07.500 the 10, oh, sorry, they were in Calgary,

00:49:08.620 The 10 resolutions that passed aren't binding and may not be included in the NDP's election platform.

00:49:13.940 One motion submitted by the New Democrat youth of Alberta sought to lower the province's voting age from 18 to 16,

00:49:20.820 claiming young Albertans are engaged in politics and capable of making political decisions.

00:49:25.180 No, they're not.

00:49:27.580 As a matter of fact, if anything else, I believe that the voting wage age, the driving age, the drinking age, everything age,

00:49:34.040 should be raised from 16 if that's what the driving age raise it to 25 and the same goes

00:49:40.820 for voting and everything because they're saying that more and more people are spending more time

00:49:46.180 in their parents basements these days like upwards of 30 because they can't afford a house which

00:49:50.920 means that they can't afford anything which means that they have no idea what it's like to sustain

00:49:56.280 never mind a family themselves out there in the real world never paid rent never paid any bills

00:50:01.420 have no idea what that's all about never done laundry never made their beds never done any of

00:50:05.980 this are you going to tell me these people are socially responsible enough to go out and vote

00:50:10.040 i don't think so the ndp happens to know that the younger a person is the more inclined they'd be

00:50:16.920 to vote for the ndp and why would that be because the ndp promises the world to them

00:50:24.040 right the conservatives you know we're old we're codgers we've been around we've seen things man

00:50:33.780 and we understand what it's like to live in the real world

00:50:38.540 what it's like to get kicked in the schnuts we get it

00:50:43.900 raise the age i would make a move at the at the upc in alberta or the conservative whatever

00:50:54.560 convention let's raise the voting age to 25 can we do that anybody can we raise it 25 i think that's

00:51:03.020 good oh my god all right so uh what's the next story i've got for you guys here

00:51:09.900 my computer's a little bit fussy tonight i don't know why oh okay so this one uh

00:51:17.600 bill c11 right we've been talking about that it's in senate right now

00:51:22.480 hang skin no good had to bite it off sorry apologize gross anyway facebook warrants this

00:51:31.040 is from the globe and mail the left-wing marxist globe and mail but this is an actual news story

00:51:36.560 so I give Marie Wolfe credit here.

00:51:39.520 Facebook warns it could block Canadians' access to news

00:51:43.140 over Ottawa's online news bill.

00:51:46.160 Right?

00:51:47.680 Facebook says it's considering blocking Canadians' access

00:51:51.480 to news sites on its platform in response to a proposed federal law

00:51:55.160 that would force it to compensate media outlets

00:51:57.460 for carrying links to their articles.

00:52:01.320 Meta upped the stakes in the battle over the online news bill

00:52:04.780 warning it may block Canadians from sharing or viewing news content

00:52:09.400 out of frustration over the government's misguided, quote-unquote, approach.

00:52:13.780 Facebook issued its warning after it was not called to give evidence

00:52:17.580 before a Commons committee considering Bill C-18 to voice its concerns

00:52:21.580 and suggest changes alongside Google.

00:52:24.400 Rachel Curran, who is a former, I think, a lawyer for the Conservative Party of Canada,

00:52:31.400 and now she's the public policy manager of Facebook Canada,

00:52:34.000 told The Globe and Mail, we're surprised not to be a part of this discussion at the committee.

00:52:39.000 In Australia last year, the platform temporarily blocked access to news on its platforms

00:52:43.420 in response to a similar law.

00:52:46.120 Australians woke up to find that Facebook pages with local and world news were unavailable.

00:52:51.140 The platform lifted the ban days later after an Australian minister held talks with Facebook

00:52:57.680 executive Mark Zuckerberg and agreed to make amendments to the bill.

00:53:01.800 Mark Dinsdale, head of media partnership for Canada at Facebook, said in a blog,

00:53:07.580 If this draft legislation becomes law, creating globally unprecedented forms of financial liability for news links or content,

00:53:16.420 we may be forced to consider whether we continue to allow the sharing of news content on Facebook in Canada as defined under the Online News Act.

00:53:24.820 He said Canada is incredibly important to the platform, but faced with adverse legislation that's based on false assumptions that defy the logic of how Facebook works,

00:53:35.540 we feel it's important to be transparent about the visibility that we may be forced to consider whether we continue to allow the sharing of news content in Canada.

00:53:44.400 Paul Deegan, president of News Media Canada, said Facebook was threatening Canadians.

00:53:48.840 It's deja vu all over again from their Australian playbook. Canadians will not be cowed by threats. I'm sorry? What?

00:53:54.820 You do not speak for Canadians.

00:53:58.000 Paul Deegan, president of News Media Canada?

00:54:03.780 That's absurd!

00:54:07.140 What is the government trying to do anyway?

00:54:11.100 They're trying to choke off the availability of news to us

00:54:14.920 from the sources that we choose to get our news from.

00:54:18.560 So the only sources of news that will be available

00:54:21.160 are the ones the government deems responsible providers of news content for Canadians.

00:54:29.780 That's what Bill C-11 is about, and that's what Bill C-18 is about.

00:54:35.300 Now, I don't know who would win in a showdown between Facebook and Google and Netflix

00:54:40.260 versus the government of Canada.

00:54:42.980 But once again, you are the one in control of this.

00:54:49.600 You are the one who can call your MP and say,

00:54:53.940 enough with this bill.

00:54:56.420 It's ridiculous.

00:54:57.560 What are you even doing?

00:55:00.300 You know, there's never any rationale

00:55:02.160 behind any of these bills they're trying to pass.

00:55:05.880 C-11, C-18, I don't know what they're doing.

00:55:09.320 Is it part of an ideology they're following?

00:55:11.340 Oh yeah, that's right.

00:55:12.380 They're trying to silence media.

00:55:14.000 They're trying to silence voices except the ones they control.

00:55:17.460 why

00:55:19.700 now you see that that's something guys

00:55:23.780 that you can ask those people sitting in the middle in their bubbles

00:55:29.400 why is the government trying to do this and I understand it's a convoluted

00:55:33.600 discussion to have with somebody but you could

00:55:37.520 ask somebody this are you willing to pay attention only to news that

00:55:41.500 is government sanctioned in Canada a supposed free country

00:55:45.760 uh what are you talking about government doesn't do that yeah they want to do that

00:55:51.220 that's what they want they only they only want you to see what they want you to see

00:55:56.060 oh it's like that anyway no it's not

00:55:59.040 if that were the case i would never be on the air i'll tell you that right now neither would

00:56:11.320 rebel news or true north or western standard or anybody who has been speaking out these past

00:56:18.860 couple of years what's the next thing i have for you guys ah masking and hospitals this is a great

00:56:26.020 thread by dr vene prasad because i got into a discussion today regarding masks believe it or

00:56:34.560 not there's people out there still doing that i saw a guy the other day walking from his car to

00:56:40.100 the front doors of superstore across the parking lot fumbling in his pocket i wonder what this

00:56:44.120 what's this guy doing i got his mask just got it on just in time the doors open oh thank god i got

00:56:49.800 it on it seemed rushing and panicking to get the damn mask on they don't work so here's why

00:56:59.180 hospitals need to ditch universal masking let's wait the possible upside versus the possible

00:57:05.500 downside. Remember, this is from a doctor. A lot of people take these people seriously,

00:57:09.440 these doctors. He says, all policy is trade-offs. Science helps you articulate the trade-offs,

00:57:15.880 but only people can decide in 2022 what is the trade-off to masking in hospitals. First, the

00:57:22.220 upside. It is possible that masking in hospitals slows viral spread in hospitals, but as more and

00:57:30.460 more of life outside returns to normal, as virus spread becomes inevitable, as more and more people

00:57:35.200 have and recover from it. This effect matters less. The worst part, we actually don't know

00:57:42.720 if it even works at all. There are zero well-done studies. There are thousands of studies with

00:57:51.300 confounders, biases, lack of control groups, but nearly no estimates, bias-free. And worse,

00:57:57.700 none of these apply to the present day. Some apply to 2020. Now the downside. It impairs

00:58:04.080 conversation these masks it's uncomfortable bad for people who are having a hard time breathing

00:58:09.680 or hearing and furthers the crisis of depersonalization in western medicine this too

00:58:15.500 has been poorly quantified because no good studies tiebreaker in cases like this the tiebreaker is

00:58:22.200 people should be free to do what they wish until you bring evidence to show otherwise

00:58:26.660 which is what it always should have been anyhow.

00:58:30.780 In this case, that means your three years are up.

00:58:35.100 You conducted zero credible studies,

00:58:38.400 no further case to impose on others.

00:58:41.140 Dr. Vinay Prasad, MD.

00:58:45.000 If you're on Twitter, I almost called it Twatter,

00:58:48.880 but I didn't.

00:58:51.440 If you're on Twitter, follow Vinay Prasad, MD.

00:58:56.660 advocacy groups are raising concerns about anti-trans school board trustee candidates

00:59:05.480 this is from the winnipeg sun believe it or not the election is coming up on wednesday

00:59:10.180 and this story came out yesterday advocacy groups and they're going to go ahead and quote the anti

00:59:18.040 hate network which immediately delegitimizes this story the anti-hate network is a george

00:59:26.620 Soros-funded think tank full of crap, and it's run by two people in this country.

00:59:33.480 But because of their name, they get some sort of credibility with the left-wing corporate

00:59:37.220 media, the anti-hate network.

00:59:40.560 Come on.

00:59:44.080 Anyhow, advocacy groups are raising concerns about a number of candidates vying for school

00:59:49.080 trustee positions across Canada, saying a higher number than usual are spreading transphobic

00:59:54.360 rhetoric or other discriminatory messages targeting the lgbtq community

00:59:59.080 nobody's targeting anybody we just don't want drag queens reading stories to our kids

01:00:09.060 aged five six or even younger or seven or eight or even younger in schools or libraries

01:00:17.180 groups like the canadian anti-hate network say the phenomenon is a growing national concern

01:00:23.820 as several provinces hold municipal elections

01:00:26.120 that also put school board trustees into office.

01:00:29.380 A coalition of groups in Ottawa, meanwhile,

01:00:31.420 have gone so far as to name specific candidates

01:00:34.000 they say will likely endanger the rights

01:00:36.040 and safety of trans students if elected.

01:00:39.120 How is that possible?

01:00:43.320 No trans students' rights will be affected,

01:00:46.280 nor will their safety.

01:00:48.580 This is about stopping grooming in our schools.

01:00:51.740 that's all it is

01:00:54.280 while generally low profile

01:00:57.280 trustee elections have been marked by

01:00:59.320 more overt and coordinated efforts

01:01:01.120 among candidates pushing against policies

01:01:03.140 designed to make schools more inclusive for trans kids

01:01:05.880 says Hazel Woodrow

01:01:07.680 an education facilitator

01:01:09.380 with the Anti-Hate Network

01:01:10.680 I'm sorry you guys

01:01:13.660 I just can't read the rest of this

01:01:15.420 but they have targeted

01:01:16.860 Todd

01:01:19.240 McDougal

01:01:20.360 Patrick Allard and a few others who are on our side of things yep they actually went out and did

01:01:28.500 that that's one of the problems that we face one of the problems that we face is we never go on

01:01:36.000 the offensive because we think it's offensive to go on the offensive we're always playing defense

01:01:42.260 and these people on the other side they have absolutely no qualms about it they will attack

01:01:48.800 attack attack until they get their way so maybe it's time for our strategy to change just a little

01:01:55.620 bit but look at this from the daily wire poll and now this is in america so i would assume in

01:02:00.760 canada it's much the same kind of a thing now you know what i think we're our country is more

01:02:07.300 woke than the united states so i'm going to suggest that maybe 10 difference majority of

01:02:13.200 american voters say transgender movements targeting of underage minors has gone too far

01:02:19.000 What's that majority?

01:02:20.640 75% of American voters with an opinion on the issue

01:02:24.320 believe the transgender movement has gone too far

01:02:27.420 by encouraging underage minors to use drugs and surgeries

01:02:30.080 to appear like the opposite sex.

01:02:33.260 Because there is no sex change.

01:02:35.900 You cannot change your sex.

01:02:37.700 You can't do it.

01:02:39.180 It's impossible.

01:02:41.340 So I would say that in Canada,

01:02:42.880 probably 65% of people would support this

01:02:45.960 or be against it, depending on how the question is asked.

01:02:50.720 So this coming weekend, it's Scout Coffee and Tea on Roth

01:02:53.840 to say they're going to have a drag queen story hour

01:02:55.860 starting at 11.30, and there's going to be a protest.

01:02:58.560 Actually, the Viking, Sean Zimmer, did a great video on that.

01:03:01.960 I think it's on his Facebook page or maybe on his Instagram.

01:03:04.440 Either way, you should go and have a look at it.

01:03:07.040 He has no problem with drag queens,

01:03:09.100 just as long as they stay away from our kids.

01:03:10.960 Our kids do not need to be exposed to a 43-year-old man

01:03:16.080 who's 70 pounds overweight, falling out of a dress

01:03:18.820 while grinding them on a bench

01:03:22.020 or grinding each other or whatever they're doing.

01:03:27.140 They're drag queens. They're performers.

01:03:28.580 That's what they do. That's their thing.

01:03:35.800 Joe Biden.

01:03:39.120 Listen to what Joe Biden says.

01:03:40.840 This is from a speech today. Listen to what he says here.

01:03:45.980 I would like to listen, too. Play.

01:03:48.800 Republicans in Congress are still preventing funding we need to stay vigilant on the head of the next virus.

01:03:54.740 They refuse the funding.

01:03:56.760 But we're not going to relent.

01:03:58.900 We're not going to relent. We haven't relented. We won't do it.

01:04:01.640 You're going to relent, Joe, because you're going to lose in the midterms.

01:04:04.100 But let's hear what he said. What did he say again? Listen, guys.

01:04:06.860 Republicans in Congress are still preventing funding we need to stay vigilant on the head of the next virus.

01:04:12.420 What? What? Funding we need to stay ahead of the next virus?

01:04:15.620 We need to stay vigilant on the head of the next virus.

01:04:19.420 They refuse to fund it.

01:04:20.160 Okay, okay, okay. So hang on just a second.

01:04:22.160 Let me ask you in the comment section here quickly.

01:04:26.940 Is he just saying, well, if there is a next virus, we need to stay ahead of it?

01:04:32.620 or that I happen to know there's going to be a virus coming soon

01:04:36.520 and we need that money, damn it.

01:04:40.380 Seriously, think about this.

01:04:41.680 What is he saying?

01:04:42.800 What does he mean?

01:04:43.580 Remember, he's demented.

01:04:44.640 he's sleep talking

01:05:02.540 Perlene says

01:05:03.260 it's funny

01:05:03.840 next one's on its way

01:05:10.200 there is a plan

01:05:11.600 of the next virus

01:05:12.260 yeah yeah

01:05:12.720 well you know what

01:05:13.260 that's

01:05:13.700 Agenda 21, right?

01:05:19.820 Ted says he's predicting another

01:05:21.660 scam-demic.

01:05:26.500 Randolph says he knows what's ahead.

01:05:28.760 He knows

01:05:29.400 the next virus is planned. Yeah, well,

01:05:31.880 I just wanted to get your feeling

01:05:33.720 on that, you guys, before

01:05:34.900 I wrapped up the show tonight. One last

01:05:38.020 thing here, and I

01:05:40.020 thought I would leave you with this one.

01:05:41.640 Ted Cruz, Senator

01:05:43.540 from texas went on the view i think this came from last week now i don't know the guy's got

01:05:51.080 balls the size of grapefruits i guess you want to go on a show like this where all four or five of

01:05:57.400 the hosts are against you they're going to treat you rudely and then the audience is against you

01:06:02.820 as well like that's like you know the world's most hated hockey player having to go into the

01:06:12.480 loudest rink the loudest opposing rink in the league i talked to theron flurry about that one

01:06:18.540 time i said how did you handle it man he goes hey just you just don't even hear it after a while

01:06:23.180 anyway listen to how ted cruz owns whoopi goldberg in this take

01:06:28.100 no you know here's the thing we may not like when republicans win but we don't go and we don't

01:06:37.720 We don't try to change what...

01:06:40.600 Hang on just a second.

01:06:42.240 I forgot to show you guys the video.

01:06:44.440 Let me make the screen so that you can see it.

01:06:47.440 How rude of me.

01:06:48.520 I'm so sorry.

01:06:49.860 Okay, so Whoopi Goldberg talks out of her ass quite often.

01:06:53.440 But here we go.

01:06:54.580 Republicans win, but not when Democrats win.

01:06:56.140 No, you know, here's the thing.

01:06:57.780 We may not like when Republicans win, but we don't go and we don't storm.

01:07:01.440 We don't try to change what...

01:07:03.800 We'll go out there.

01:07:04.720 We'll go out there.

01:07:05.920 We'll go out there.

01:07:06.340 We don't do that.

01:07:06.920 Now, first of all, before Cruz answers this, he's got a great answer.

01:07:11.300 I saw a video today or yesterday, I can't remember which, where somebody had put together all of the whining and complaining that the Democrats did when Trump won the election in 2016.

01:07:23.320 And they were all saying, well, the election was clearly rigged.

01:07:26.880 They were rigged.

01:07:28.400 I don't accept these results.

01:07:29.780 You guys remember that.

01:07:30.560 Hillary Clinton famously said that.

01:07:32.840 And a few other prominent Democrats as well.

01:07:34.940 And then Whoopi says, I'm sorry, but we don't whine.

01:07:37.900 We may not like it, but we don't whine.

01:07:39.600 So listen to what Ted Cruz's response is.

01:07:42.140 Did I miss an entire year of Antifa riots where cities across this country were burning and police cars were being fired?

01:07:49.260 Well, yeah, I guess you did.

01:07:49.660 Your position is the left doesn't engage in violence? Really?

01:07:52.520 No, they wanted to nuke our friend Mike Pence.

01:07:55.140 Like, how do we make sense of that?

01:07:55.960 You just accused us.

01:07:57.380 So there you see, like, Whoopi can't answer the question because she doesn't know what an Antifa riot is.

01:08:02.680 So the other two hosts come in to defend riots where cities across this country were burning police cars are being fired.

01:08:09.600 Your position is the left doesn't engage in violence. Really?

01:08:12.880 No, they wanted to.

01:08:13.900 I'm saying you just accused us.

01:08:18.120 And that other one, they're just sitting there going, oh, my God, like this is brutal of doing something we didn't.

01:08:23.500 You didn't do you didn't do.

01:08:25.380 you know i was once taught a very good lesson from a man i respected or still respect when i

01:08:35.040 was in radio and i think i may have said something that was ridiculous

01:08:40.760 i said a lot of things that were ridiculous back in those days but

01:08:47.660 he said you know if you're going to have an opinion on something

01:08:52.480 it needs to be based on a fact

01:08:56.120 you need to have knowledge of it

01:08:58.840 if you don't have knowledge of it

01:09:02.260 your opinion means nothing

01:09:04.200 you're just full of shite

01:09:07.260 right

01:09:08.780 Whoopi Goldberg

01:09:10.720 you would think

01:09:11.740 after all of these years

01:09:13.540 she's been hosting that show

01:09:14.840 and time spent in celebrity

01:09:16.760 that she would know

01:09:18.220 that if you say something public

01:09:20.680 that is not backed in any fact whatsoever,

01:09:24.320 you're going to get roasted

01:09:25.180 or you're going to sound like a fool.

01:09:29.000 And she goes on and she does it twice,

01:09:31.240 twice in that 30-second clip, twice.

01:09:35.720 It's astounding to me.

01:09:37.520 But that's what the left is.

01:09:38.860 They will just throw whatever feelings they have

01:09:42.820 out at you

01:09:45.320 and will never argue fact because they know they can't.

01:09:50.680 so basically right now we're in a situation where our country is being run on feelings

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01:12:42.200 her in the winnipeg free press yesterday written by dan lett their extreme marxist uh columnist

01:12:48.440 and he chose to release that piece three days before an election happened i found that a little

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01:13:14.160 here for those shows uh and that's it for the show tonight i love you all and i will catch you

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The Shadoe Davis Show - October 25, 2022

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