00:10:51.400So have you ever spoken publicly before?
00:10:54.880Have you ever stood up in front of a crowd of people like that?
00:10:57.980especially school board trustees who i imagine could be a little bit intimidating especially
00:11:02.480given the circumstances we're under now was this your first time doing something like this
00:11:06.860oh no i spoke at the manitoba freedom convoy that we had at camp hope in february i had a speech
00:11:14.660and i've done a couple speeches in front of people at camp hope before so i had a lot of nerve like
00:11:22.880i went up at the board meeting and i was almost angry like i didn't even i wasn't scared i mean
00:11:30.480of course i was shaking a little bit because you get nervous but i was so glad to do it there was
00:11:34.960no hesitation at all just it's you're saying what's right there's no hesitation to that
00:11:43.280so it was probably the easiest type of thing i've done before you don't seem like a young person
00:11:50.480who's afraid of much i was talking to your mom yesterday and and setting this up and of course
00:11:55.640because you're underage we have to speak to your parents to see if this is okay with them before
00:12:00.640we can ask you to come on the show and she was cool with it she wanted you to come on she said
00:12:04.660yeah shadow get her on and then we talked a little bit about you and i you know what i can
00:12:11.300understand how disconcerting that might be here's my mom talking to this complete stranger about me
00:12:17.060um but i mean nothing but great things were said she said that you were having a bit of a problem
00:12:23.940you slipped off the rails a little bit a few years ago before covet started are you okay
00:12:27.900talking about that yeah for sure so what happened exactly okay so i don't know if i slipped off the
00:12:36.060rails or if i was already just i was a teenager right like 12 13 14 just rebellious wanted nothing
00:12:43.460to do with my parents thought they were stupid thought they wanted bad for me so I I just built
00:12:49.680up this hatred for them I guess and then my mom when COVID came and she was like we're not wearing0.96
00:12:57.760masks it's not gonna do anything for us and just these little things she started saying I was like
00:13:03.620you're a freaking conspiracy theorist like I I wanted nothing to do with her I mean I talked0.95
00:13:09.460crap about her left and right i didn't we couldn't be in the same house as each other because i would0.99
00:13:15.660just confront her and we're both like we get into a fight we want to win so we're fighting fire with0.98
00:13:21.920gasoline when we're fighting and it we just couldn't be in the same space it was so bad i
00:13:28.880don't know what my problem was definitely just because i was naive and immature and i thought0.83
00:13:34.320my parents oh they think that I'm like stupid and I know better and I know everything and0.61
00:13:39.780my mom is crazy and they just wish bad on me so like I don't know where I was going with that0.98
00:13:47.780definitely didn't uh didn't get me anywhere like if we hadn't gone on top of it gotten on top of
00:13:56.840it our house would just be a war zone still but I think it was just because I was all I was all
00:14:04.140right? I was like the average teenager going against your parents and then COVID happened
00:14:08.600and I just started hating my mom 10 times more. So, you know, it's interesting because
00:14:15.220Turi and I were talking on the phone earlier this afternoon, you guys, just for full disclosure
00:14:20.100about some of the things we are going to discuss tonight. And this conversation tonight, Turi,
00:14:24.900it could go anywhere. Like I said, you know, I mean, feel free to tell your story and talk about
00:14:30.220your feelings and and all of that i i encourage that but for parents and grandparents watching
00:14:36.680this who've forgotten because we're so far removed from our teenage years it's kind of hard to
00:14:41.040remember what it's like being 16 right when you're 58 or 47 or 63 or even 25 for that matter
00:14:49.480so i think this is going to be a nice refresher we just saw the difference in a person between
00:14:54.720ages 12 13 and 16 how many changes take place in such a short time and it's a short time for us
00:15:01.800because three four years to us is like five minutes three four years to a teenager might
00:15:08.800seem more like 10 years what was it that finally turned you around was it a conversation you had
00:15:15.440with with your mom or was it something you saw okay so i i can't specifically place it at one
00:15:26.400moment because a bunch of things happened but one of the main things was me and my mom had been in
00:15:33.060this big fight because i came home late one night and we weren't getting along and then i was just
00:15:40.160so mad at her i was like get over it move on she was mad at me for a few days and then one day i
00:15:45.260was at my friend's house and she called me and or no my dad called me and said I should come home
00:15:51.000and go to a convoy with my mom like you guys can make up and fix whatever just happened so I went
00:15:58.660home and at like 1 12 1 in the morning we went to the convoy at the Manitoba border and okay
00:16:06.840yeah I'd never experienced something like that and by that point I wasn't necessarily like
00:16:13.860I still had some anger against my mom because oh she's a conspiracy theorist like she took me out
00:16:21.660of school I don't have any friends I'm practically a dropout or at least I claim myself to be I was
00:16:26.760homeschooled but I wanted to be in school so there was a lot of things that had built up my anger
00:16:31.920against her and being there kind of had helped me to understand what it was really about she wasn't
00:16:39.120like if she was crazy then hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people are also crazy and we're
00:16:45.500all here like honking our horns and standing up for something and even if I didn't totally agree
00:16:50.080with it at the time I got to experience the love and the community and I hadn't experienced anything
00:16:57.180like that during COVID right it was complete division we weren't allowed around each other
00:17:01.120yet there's this giant group of people all standing up for the same thing and there's no division
00:17:05.920whatsoever and it was really really touching to be a part of that and so I kind of like opened up
00:17:12.920to it more so after that and then my mom and my brother went to Ottawa and my mom was sending me
00:17:17.980videos all the time she was calling me bawling her eyes out because she was so touched by what0.96
00:17:22.220was going on and it was it was absolutely beautiful to see like I was like why have I been such a jerk
00:17:28.600this whole time I could be in Ottawa right now experiencing this with them I oh I wanted to be0.55
00:17:34.380they're so badly and then they came home and my brother was showing me all these videos from
00:17:38.960Ottawa and I started bawling my eyes out it's like I don't even I'm not even like passionate
00:17:45.560about any of this stuff I don't know half of the stuff these guys are standing up for but it hit
00:17:49.700me it it was so touching to see and so I it opened my mind a lot I was much more open-minded after
00:17:58.820that and I guess I kind of just did like a deep dive I went from being completely against everything
00:18:07.600hating anybody who I would consider a conspiracy theorist and went into it myself I guess I went
00:18:15.860down the rabbit hole I in the next six months I was like oh my gosh like if I could say this to
00:18:21.820the world I could make such a difference if only they knew this if only they knew this
00:18:25.340if only I could talk about that I became like so invested in all of it and then me and my mom were
00:18:33.320like best friends not because I like started believing in the same stuff as her like it
00:18:38.120wasn't anything to do with not being alike like that but I found respect for her I went through
00:18:44.760a lot of moments where okay this is such a stupid example but one time she had bought a bunch of0.81
00:18:51.040powdered milk and i saw it and there was strawberry milk on the front and i was like she probably0.99
00:18:56.320thought it was strawberry milk and she bought it and it's actually just powdered milk and i felt
00:19:00.640bad and i love my mom so much right so i started bawling my eyes out and i texted her like the
00:19:06.640longest text i've ever sent her just saying like you're such a good mom like thank you for taking
00:19:11.280me out of school thank you for everything thank you for raising me the way that you did like you
00:19:15.520my inspiration i love you so much just this overwhelming appreciation for my mom after years
00:19:22.780of not realizing what parents really do for you and now all of it comes flowing back so like years
00:19:29.380of not wanting anything to do with her and now she is like the most important thing to me i
00:19:34.100absolutely adore her so that was a lot to have come rushing back but it it switched pretty quickly
00:19:41.960i was talking to her about it today and she's like i think it was like last year i was like no
00:19:49.000it was not last year like it feels like it's been forever that we've been like this and everything's
00:19:53.020been fine what are you talking about it's not yeah it actually hasn't been too too long but
00:19:58.580it feels like it's been forever so because you are you going to school now or no no i even if
00:20:06.860I had the choice I wouldn't I want nothing to do with it um and I've learned so much more being
00:20:13.580homeschooled as well yeah yeah so look I mean I understand that homeschooling can be isolating
00:20:20.960for some people depending on you know who they're who they're doing their homeschooling with and
00:20:26.500sometimes there's groups of of kids that get homeschooled all in the same home yeah but are
00:20:32.380you able to still maintain friendships with people you went to school with before yes at first i was
00:20:38.300i was mad and so i i didn't maintain those friendships and then i blamed it on my parents
00:20:43.760and now it's even it's easier to maintain those friendships because for homeschooling i get like
00:20:50.760we should have a specific routine but we all work better when we're ready to work and when we're
00:20:56.300working in the environment that we like okay it's better for us to wake up at 9 30 10 and then do
00:21:02.000work. And if I want to go hang out with my friends when they're done at school, I can. And when I
00:21:06.860come home, it doesn't have to be at very specific times. So it's actually helped me to maintain
00:21:12.280friendships better than going to school at a certain time and then having to come home and
00:21:17.380do all this and like get a few hours with my friends. No, I get a lot more time with my friends
00:21:22.040than I used to get. So your previous attitude was, you're a conspiracy theorist mom. Where did that0.97
00:21:28.740come from did that come from school did that come from friends and teachers it definitely came from
00:21:33.760school because well school and my friends because at school we're taught all these things that my
00:21:38.580mom is telling me no this is what's actually true this is what's going on i'm like no like i go to
00:21:43.920school this is what i learned you're defying science right now mom like we're gonna wear our
00:21:49.160masks and we're gonna we're gonna like i was just so against it because i've learned different and
00:21:54.160it's you have to go through everything in your mind and retrain your brain not to think what
00:21:58.600you've been thinking for your whole life so I kind of just thought she was crazy like you're one1.00
00:22:03.920person and everybody that I know and you're the only person who feels that way so you're nuts0.99
00:22:08.480and I'm right and I have to save you from like making yourself out to be this crazy person so0.98
00:22:13.820I was like I was yelling at her all the time but it wasn't necessarily just because I was mad at0.77
00:22:18.140her it was because I thought I could change her back to normal normal by ridiculing her enough
00:22:25.840which was definitely not the way to go about it but we live and we learn um
00:22:32.660and my friends as well they were like they would call her crazy too i at first i was like okay well
00:22:39.480she's my mom it's whatever but when my friends all started going at it i did too because it was
00:22:45.660like okay well if my friends feel that way i'm not gonna be embarrassed of my mom so i would talk
00:22:50.280crap and like ridicule her to them as well which probably in my mind when i didn't mean those
00:22:57.280things made me think those things even though i didn't just you were just doing it because of0.99
00:23:03.280peer pressure right like you felt you had to fit in so you're going to ridicule your own mom
00:23:07.200for that well yeah that was a lot of it but i also did end up just like personally feeling that way
00:23:14.820against her a lot of it i think was because she took me out of school but now i appreciate her
00:23:19.920for it and i feel bad for any kid that is in school let me ask you this when you reconnected
00:23:26.220with your friends and your attitude had completely 180'd about all of this what did they say or did
00:23:35.560it even come up in conversation so for a while i pretended like i was still against my mom because
00:23:43.520i'm starting to become this crazy conspiracy theorist too and like my friends were all talking
00:23:47.560bad about her so i'm not gonna come to them and be like oh yeah by the way i'm just like my mom now
00:23:51.920so i was quiet about it for a while because i didn't want them to shame me but as the time
00:23:58.460has gone on the more people have opened their eyes to things the less crazy it is to think that the
00:24:04.460government isn't doesn't have us in their best interest or doesn't have our best interest at
00:24:10.160heart and don't want all the best things for us it's it's gotten less conspiracy theorist and more
00:24:16.000like yeah i can believe that so now i talk about it all the time like i talk about the whole covid
00:24:21.300thing why i didn't get vaccinated all that and they're all like hey that makes total sense like
00:24:26.240that's logical thinking i wish more people thought like that and it's like hey thank you because um
00:24:31.260we never got an apology for all the ridicule that all of us uh received but i was the one
00:24:37.320ridiculing too so i can understand why people felt like that just been on both sides of it yeah yeah
00:24:43.300exactly hey let me ask you this because people 12 and older could go and get this shot without
00:24:51.260their parents consent did it ever occur to you to do that very often actually i wanted to in rebellion
00:24:58.700at first but i had a gut feeling that i shouldn't do it even though i didn't believe that it was
00:25:03.960dangerous or anything like that really because I was rebellious but I had a gut feeling that I
00:25:09.220shouldn't do it and I did lie to a couple of my friends at the time and say that I went and got0.99
00:25:13.060it because I was being told like I'm not accepted unless I have my shot like it's so stupid0.94
00:25:18.280everybody's getting them what the heck is her problem but you can't go and get yours like0.98
00:25:21.860I probably had every single one of my friend's parents offer me to go and get it and I said no
00:25:27.260it's fine like maybe in a few weeks maybe in a few weeks until I just got forgotten about
00:25:31.780but it did cross my mind a lot more so because I was angry and I wanted to hurt my parents rather
00:25:39.300than just go get the shot for my health I didn't think it was gonna do anything for my health
00:25:43.580because I'd been sick with COVID when COVID first got here and then I wasn't sick for two years
00:25:49.220I didn't catch it one more time all my vaccinated friends they're passing it between each other
00:25:53.360and I never got it I never got it so I was like okay there's no point like I'm already fine
00:25:59.960you know you're a smart kid i'm enjoying this conversation i like this a lot um so what
00:26:08.440what did your friends say to you when were you the one who started convincing them that there
00:26:15.020was something wrong about the government about covid about the masks and the social distancing
00:26:22.400and the vaccine or did you just let that happen naturally i i let it go for a little bit um
00:26:29.800I would slowly, like, slip little things in there, bring up small things or, like, stories.
00:26:35.160Like, okay, so a lot of the conversations have been started by, like, showing them TikToks or showing them videos and being like, did you know this happened?
00:26:45.080Like, with the vaccine, there was a video of a guy going to the doctor and saying, hey, my wife came and got my kid vaccinated without my permission, and now he's in the hospital with myocarditis or whatever that heart condition is.
00:26:58.360Why didn't you tell her that that was a side effect? And they said, because we didn't want to scare her into not giving your kid the vaccine. So it's like, I was showing my friends and saying, what, like, of course, because if they told us the side effects, we wouldn't have gotten it.
00:27:13.880And talking about how on TV, every time you've ever seen a vaccination, there's always at the end, the disclaimer, these are the side effects, talk to your doctor about it. But for the COVID vaccine, there was never any disclaimers, there was never any ingredients, talking about like all just these little suspicious things about it, and slipping them in there until I could finally just like, completely have the conversation. And by that point, they're already kind of like, okay, you know, and yeah, it was like that with most topics that were a little controversial.
00:27:43.880i'd like plant little seeds and then boom was it was it like a plan you made to do that or did it
00:27:49.820just happen naturally well i didn't plan on ever telling them because i like if i spilled it all
00:27:55.700they would think i'm crazy so i kind of just eventually got to the point where i'm like0.95
00:27:59.760okay i'm like standing here and everybody around me is just completely stupid and oblivious to0.96
00:28:04.800everything that's going on and i don't want to keep my mouth shut anymore so if they're going0.97
00:28:10.040to be my friends they're just gonna have to know how i feel and accept me for it i'm gonna
00:28:14.540like i couldn't hold back so i just started spilling and then you know do you see any
00:28:21.800similarities in the way people are being treated regarding this whole lgbtq2s plus thing and the
00:28:30.260unvaccinated that's a good question give me one sec
00:28:36.220okay well okay this is this might seem a little silly but we're being lied to about a lot of it
00:28:44.520like the covid thing we got lied to about the whole uh end goal and this completely all like
00:28:52.320the lgbt is is they're lying to the parents about what they're showing their kids in school0.79
00:28:58.040and there's so much um I don't know what like deception when it comes to what's really going on0.99
00:29:09.320there was deception in both ways and I don't have anything against the LGBTQ like I
00:29:15.880I want to say this quickly I was thinking about it before I came on here that a lot of the time
00:29:22.280like the word conspiracy theorist was made up by the government so that people couldn't say things
00:29:28.140and be taken seriously because they knew things that the government didn't want anybody to believe
00:29:32.320so they labeled us conspiracy theorists that wasn't a word that we came up with so this is a
00:29:37.740word that when we're talking about something whether it's true or not we're going to be
00:29:40.900called a conspiracy theorist and then we have to shut our mouths because we're scared of labels
00:29:44.020now i went and did that board meeting thing and obviously like that's not something they expected
00:29:52.220it's not something you want it's an opposing opinion and then the next day in the winnipeg
00:29:56.940free press they were calling me uh anti-lgbtq now i'm not homophobic and i'm not anti-lgbtq
00:30:06.860i love everybody be whatever you want to be but it's just wrong when it comes to the little
00:30:12.660children and my thing there is that could have made me be absolutely silent like that's a big
00:30:18.040word to be called homophobic that can ruin you but i'm not i'm here right now talking to you
00:30:24.520because i know what i said wasn't homophobic it wasn't i was speaking the truth that half of the
00:30:31.120people in the lgbtq community would attest to i have friends that are in the lgbtq family members
00:30:37.820that are in the lgbtq and all of them totally agree with it leave the children out of it
00:30:42.900So if the news wants to call me homophobic and people who aren't in the community want to call me homophobic, but the people who are in the community and actually have rights to label me that word are telling me to keep going and to keep talking about it and agreeing, then it doesn't matter what anybody says.0.66
00:31:02.660they can call me crazy for standing up for children then i'm crazy i don't care and i think
00:31:08.200that's the problem with a lot of people like we don't want to talk because we're scared of the
00:31:12.000labels but terry where did you get this courage from because there's plenty of people and maybe
00:31:17.640you can inspire courage and others is the reason i ask this question as you say people are scared
00:31:22.780to be labeled people are scared to be canceled and yet you don't seem to care so where does that
00:31:28.360come from okay so probably my I definitely need to give some credit to my mom because there were
00:31:35.380points where I was like no I don't want to talk I don't want to say anything like if she's like
00:31:39.440no like you got to do it you're a kid they'll listen to a kid and it gave me a little bit of
00:31:44.280a push uh I okay here's for me it's kind of a personal like I don't know if this would help
00:31:51.220anybody else but last year I had all these opportunities to speak up and do something
00:31:55.980and I had all these platforms and I didn't take them and I didn't do it because I was scared and
00:31:59.720I was nervous and I was 15 at the time and if I had taken those opportunities I would have made a
00:32:06.860much bigger difference than I'll make this year and a much bigger difference than I'll make next
00:32:10.720year and the next year because the older I get the less people are going to listen it's way it's a
00:32:14.740way bigger deal when children are speaking up it's a way bigger deal when a young a young person is
00:32:19.640saying something so if i'd said more when i was 15 i would be probably saying less now because i
00:32:27.160i don't know but i didn't take the platform and now i need to take them as much as i can before
00:32:33.640i'm 17 18 and then nobody's gonna listen to me because a difference needs to be made
00:32:38.040and so if i have to be the person to say something then i'm perfectly fine with that i have the
00:32:44.380platform and I don't necessarily have like I have some courage and I'm not afraid but it doesn't
00:32:51.260mean that I'm just like eager as heck no I'm I'm a little bit petrified I got on here shaking and
00:32:56.800I'm fine now but it's the fact that I know I I need to do it and I don't know how many other
00:33:03.600people are gonna do it but if there is I I was thinking about this as well today like
00:33:10.380i'm one person i said something that all of us could have said any other child could have said
00:33:16.200it and made this much of a difference but it makes a difference and it brings people's attention in
00:33:21.540because it's a kid talking about it i'm young so imagine if it wasn't just me and it was 20 30 40
00:33:28.800more of us that doesn't seem like a big number of people but if one person can make this much
00:33:34.900outroar can you imagine if we had more children speaking up like we it's it's definitely
00:33:42.700difficult because there's gonna be people who are gonna say like have their things to say have
00:33:49.260their labels to put on us but it's just to make us be quiet and there's always gonna be a little
00:33:53.500bit of ridicule you you do anything in this world 80% of people can agree with you and 20% are still
00:33:58.980going to be mad doesn't matter you just it's it's how life is you deal with it it's better to make a
00:34:05.460difference to those 80 percent than shut your mouth and not say a word anyways i'm sorry no
00:34:09.460that's all right that's a great explanation and thank you for that when you talk to your friends
00:34:13.800about this lgbtq and and to be completely clear i would like to say as well look at you know what0.89
00:34:19.220if you're gay that's cool i don't care who you sleep with i don't care what your lifestyle is0.96
00:34:23.460Uh, I personally do not believe that trans people exist except for a very small percentage. We're talking 0.0001 who actually have the physical organs of both sexes. But if a man decides one day he wakes up and he's really a woman and vice versa, I don't believe in that. I just don't think that that is right. I think it's social contamination, to be honest.1.00
00:34:50.020and this leads me to my next question um how much of that are you seeing with your friends
00:34:57.400and what are the reasons for it exactly if you are seeing it okay so
00:35:04.080there's not so much of it anymore because they all got to a point where they were like okay i
00:35:11.260was influenced i'm actually straight or i'm actually a girl but there was a few instances
00:35:16.740where they did switch over one of them was because there's so many people who are going by gay and
00:35:23.620going by lesbian and there's so much support so if you if you do nobody's gonna say anything about
00:35:28.200it that's where I kind of like what you were saying is there's a very small amount and I don't
00:35:33.740think it's just like the intersex people because I have a cousin who is transgender and went from
00:35:40.880a girl to a boy and he knew from like being a tiny little kid like toddler wanted nothing to
00:35:47.220do with girl toys wanted nothing pink wanted nothing girl stuff wanted no dresses no sandals
00:35:51.880nothing and they had no idea that transgender was even a thing but they knew something was wrong so
00:35:57.380they went to therapy and they did doctor visits and all this and they couldn't figure it out
00:36:00.980and eventually he did get to a point where he was like okay I don't know what's wrong with me
00:36:06.660but I don't feel like I'm supposed to be a girl. And they were one of the first people who went
00:36:12.260through the transitioning. And so I do believe there is an odd amount of people, but you can't0.98
00:36:20.640tell me as a 13 year old, I will get back to the friends thing. Just hold on. You can't tell me as
00:36:25.880a 13 year old and I've known you your whole life and you've been a girl and attracted to guys0.52
00:36:29.760that you're lesbian now and you're gender fluid i'm sorry but you can you know when you're a very
00:36:37.340young person that something is different if you're truly lgbtq if you're truly gay if you're truly
00:36:43.880trans you can't be trans overnight one day you can't be gay overnight one day that's not how it0.65
00:36:49.460works but that's what's happening to all these children nowadays um is it just to be cool like
00:36:56.200is it just to try and fit in i i'm not exactly sure but i definitely think there is the attention
00:37:01.640aspect of it and i don't say that to be mean to anybody because i know there's a lot of people
00:37:06.140who are genuinely a part of it but um i had a phase two where i was like i need another label
00:37:12.300like i was like oh i'm anxious and i'm depressed and i'm this and i'm that and i'm i can be this
00:37:17.680too it's just like another label slapped onto there to grab some more attention and you're
00:37:22.280supported so you nobody can say anything about it and then yeah i don't know but i mean to me
00:37:30.360it's the same like i i don't understand how a boy can wake up one day and and think well i've got to
00:37:35.340be a girl because you know a boy a man has no idea what it's like for a woman and vice versa
00:37:42.560we don't know so there's no way we could ever really feel inside i'm actually a woman it's just
00:37:47.640like it's the same as saying you know what i'm a turtle now you have to treat me like one and i'm
00:37:53.080gonna go and get myself a shell yeah i will be walking around with this shell on on all fours
00:37:59.320and i expect that you will feed me in a bowl and you'll provide a newspaper that i can go to the
00:38:05.160bathroom on and i want to be able to sleep in a cage an eight by ten cage every night before i go
00:38:09.640out for my very slow walk tomorrow right i totally get that yeah so i don't understand it so like the
00:38:18.300social contagion thing you know i remember when i was 14 or 15 and everybody liked acdc but i didn't
00:38:26.900i wasn't a fan of acdc i was more of a led zeppelin guy but i said that i was an acdc fan because i
00:38:33.520wanted to fit in is it something simple like that do you think i think a lot of it is like 100
00:38:38.880percent 100 there's it's it's hard to explain it but i i know that a lot of it is when it's in
00:38:51.340younger children like the 12 13 year olds now they'd be super offended if they heard this
00:38:56.140because i'm calling them out for like what's literally the truth but they definitely do it0.74
00:39:01.360for attention to fit in with their group if there's two of them who are already gay i'm
00:39:05.060going to be gay too if there's if there's one of them who's gender fluid I'm going to be gender
00:39:08.640fluid too because you can be and they don't understand the repercussions like I had a friend
00:39:14.220uh this is one of them that definitely this gets to me a lot and makes me passionate about this is
00:39:20.580I don't know what to even she thought that she was a boy for a really long time
00:39:26.560and for like three years was going by another name and ended up going on hormones with their
00:39:32.280parents consent and then a couple years afterwards realized that they truly were a girl and that this
00:39:40.740was like this started when they were very young right not very young but like 12 13 so they didn't
00:39:48.500know what they were doing and because they were affirmed because the doctors say oh they're gonna
00:39:53.140kill themselves if you don't affirm them because they were affirmed and got to go on these hormones
00:39:57.840and now may never have a body developing like a girl's body again they want to they literally0.99
00:40:04.140want to kill themselves but they wouldn't have if they had just not been affirmed and talked
00:40:08.740through it because it was a simple i i want attention and they admit that yet because we're
00:40:16.240so accepting this person is going through what they're going through now and they can never go
00:40:21.600back from it so we're allowing in the world children to go on hormones and changing their
00:40:26.800bodies and their brain structures and just allowing it to happen without any thought for
00:40:34.120repercussion like these children they shouldn't have that option if you're 18 and you want to
00:40:39.320you know by that point what you're doing you can look into the side effects you know what the risks
00:40:43.780are but a child cannot make that decision and if they do a lot of them are going to grow up and
00:40:49.700regret it and then it's going to feel like the world has crumbled on them it's well there's a1.00
00:40:56.020lot of detransitioners out there i think most notable among them is chloe cole i'm not sure
00:41:00.640if you've ever seen any of her videos i probably have i don't recognize the name but i've
00:41:05.060she uh she went from uh girl to boy now she's back to being a girl again but
00:41:11.000she had the surgeries and that's something she doesn't know if she's ever going to be able to
00:41:18.940have a child she doesn't know if she's ever going to go back to the way she was before after all of
00:41:27.080the hormonal therapy that she has had and the surgery she's had which is a sad thing but now
00:41:32.400she's finding it that um she she's speaking out to stop young people from doing this before it's
00:41:39.760too late and they wind up in her situation i notice you use the pronoun they when you're
00:41:45.460telling that story what do you feel about pronouns um i think i just did that out of habit because i
00:41:51.420was used to calling her that and now it's she but i'm just used to referring to people as they a lot
00:41:57.700of the time because i don't know if they're gonna get offended if i don't you know i don't okay
00:42:03.960for the pronouns there is she her and there's he him and there's no in between i'm not calling you
00:42:10.100they because unless i i had a debate with somebody about this today actually um they were saying that
00:42:17.700non-binary is in your brain and that's like how you feel if if you're if you're a girl or you're
00:42:23.300a boy like you can be they them because you feel like you're not a boy and you're not a girl okay
00:42:28.820then like that makes zero sense i think that the only people who can genuinely go by non-binary
00:42:35.780are the people who are intersex and were born 50 50 and they are literally equal amounts of both
00:42:43.300otherwise they're they're gonna go through their struggle like intersex people say they're 700.51
00:42:48.500guy and 30 girl they're still gonna struggle because they have that slight femininity to0.94
00:42:53.860them so they're gonna go through therapy for their whole life but they're one gender over the other0.94
00:42:59.700one there's no place in science where we've had apart from animals that there is a mix in between0.90
00:43:10.000the two there's male and there's female that's how i look at it if you're trans man and you want to
00:43:14.540be a girl go ahead if you're a girl and you want to be a trans man go ahead but you can't tell me0.99
00:43:20.380that you're they them you can't tell me that you're non-binary because that doesn't exist to0.97
00:43:25.240what about zzer or zing don't even get me started on that one i will hysterically laugh0.99
00:43:31.020i mean that's it but they're insisting that we use these pronouns when we speak to them
00:43:38.780hey you know i mean it's compelled speech this is what got jordan peterson in trouble in the
00:43:44.520very first place a few years back and that's why he is who he is today when they tried to make him
00:43:49.940by law in ontario say you know what you're you're not calling him by the right pronoun or you're
00:43:56.300dead naming him yeah which is something else that's absolutely ludicrous i mean nobody is
00:44:02.300going to force me personally into saying i'm a zur oh you're a zur all right well then hello zur
00:44:08.720because if you know if you're truly non-binary and your gender changes every day because what
00:44:15.580are there now 205 of them i think 189 there's so many different genders it's hard to keep track of
00:44:22.540them but and and with that comes a different pronoun every day well today i don't feel like
00:44:27.520a sir i feel like a yeah okay so now that's what i'm supposed to call you today so we have to go
00:44:34.420and check in with every single person on the planet to find out what their pronouns are before
00:44:38.580we can spend any time with them or they'll be offended that seems a little over the top don't
00:44:42.740you think 100 there's nothing simple to it anymore like there's actually um there's probably five
00:44:50.020different um labels so like for being trans there's different stages of being trans so if
00:44:56.960you're trans you're also four other things and if you're this you're also three other things and if
00:45:02.380you're that like for example which isn't like this a bunch of them as an example but for the0.76
00:45:08.920homophobia stuff there's trans phobic there's gay phobic there's like biphobic all the different
00:45:17.740phobics for different sexualities when if we're against one of them we're just homophobic why do
00:45:23.540we need to have all these different little labels for it it's called homophobia it's not that
00:45:28.300difficult it's not that complex why do we gotta have that and so it's not just like that for like0.89
00:45:32.580the homophobia thing that there's actually five homo no there's probably a homophobia for literally
00:45:36.840every sexuality that you're against um but it's like that for the genders too there's like five
00:45:44.440different labels for each of them so there really only should be 70 of them but there's 140 or
00:45:51.940whatever there may be now because there's so many labels for each thing and they all mean the same
00:45:56.500thing two yeah exactly exactly but like the ones that they they have they have a bunch that mean
00:46:03.400the exact same thing so those just shouldn't be there right right but i agree with the two
00:46:09.220so so what did you say in the school board meeting last week because the video like i said was
00:46:16.320difficult to watch and the audio wasn't that great and i'm not going to ask you to recite the whole
00:46:20.800thing but i i want to know and i'm sure everybody watching wants to know right now because you were
00:46:26.780very adamant you weren't angry but you were adamant in your speech to these school board
00:46:31.720trustees what did you say to them I pretty much said so regarding Francine you fired Francine for
00:46:42.500stating her opinion yet you state your opinion on little children and if you want to say two
00:46:47.580genders isn't a fact then I can say for certain freedom of speech is indeed a fact and you think
00:46:53.080you get dictation over whether she gets to state her opinion on her own social media platforms
00:46:57.920um I said I said that they're pushing their opinion on little children she complied to the
00:47:10.040agenda in the classroom and in board meetings so they get no right to punish her for that and I0.53
00:47:19.260also said like her opinion by the way that is to protect girls from having boys in the
00:47:25.600girl's bathroom and from confusion uh but yet they have such a problem with that and like one0.95
00:47:32.980of the things that francine said was females are feminine no make females feminine make men
00:47:40.320masculine and keep children innocent that's not homophobic that's facts that's literal facts like
00:47:47.200i'm sorry i'm sorry did you bring up your brother in this speech you made i did i did so what did
00:47:53.480you say when my brother was young he really really liked wearing me and my sister's little princess
00:47:59.360shoes they were like little heels and they would clack really loud in the kitchen and so he would
00:48:05.680walk around the kitchen in our princess shoes and just listen to it he loved the sound of it
00:48:12.400and so I said when my brother was little he really enjoyed uh wearing me and my sister's
00:48:18.460princess shoes he'd clack through the kitchen for hours because he liked the sound do you want to
00:48:23.260know what he wears for shoes today? Cowboy boots because he likes the sound. I can say for certain
00:48:27.960if my brother was in school today doing that, he would not have been, he would not have grown up
00:48:33.340to be a boy. He'd have been encouraged to go on hormones that cut your lifespan in half, but you
00:48:37.180don't teach that part, do you? What was their reaction when you were talking? I mean, you must
00:48:44.240have looked up at some point and seen their faces. Were they responding to you at all or were they
00:48:49.480just rolling their eyes or dead faced. So when I went up, this part kind of cut out because
00:48:55.120everybody was talking, but I said, you guys said questions or comments. I have a comment. I ask
00:49:00.540questions in here, but I don't want your answers because I already know. And you guys seem to like
00:49:04.700lying to yourselves. So I asked some questions where I was like, do you not get how wrong that
00:49:09.980is? When I said teaching kids to question their gender before they know the ABCs, do you not get0.54
00:49:14.400how wrong that is? Look them right in the eyes, but I didn't want their answers. And they knew0.99
00:49:18.780that i didn't want their answers so i was just like gave them no room to talk and said my part
00:49:24.680and then when i finished they were packing up their stuff ready to go and then i think it was0.98
00:49:31.480patrick went and said that one of them called him a terrorist yeah it's like so stupid ridiculous i0.99
00:49:39.060mean their their behavior is reprehensible and very immature they called the police before the0.99
00:49:44.420the meeting even started i know and i'm wondering you know like what was there like 35 or 40 people
00:49:53.860down there in support of francine yeah probably and did they look like they were uh professional
00:50:01.240professional protesters wearing masks and carrying bullhorns and sirens and umbrellas to blot out
00:50:11.180camera shots was there any of that or did they look like just regular normal everyday people
00:50:16.460they did they were just normal regular people like we were perfectly fine to be there we weren't
00:50:22.640saying anything you would think that we were like a yelling things and just being the way that they
00:50:31.440described it they described us as like being rambunctious and just rude and it wasn't even
00:50:37.360the case like there was a few things that they said where we kind of giggled and we were like0.99
00:50:41.380what because it was so it was it was literally stupid like any person who heard that would have0.99
00:50:46.820giggled a little bit we weren't being rude but apparently they're just wimps and they get a0.98
00:50:51.320little offended too easily so they made us out to sound real bad when we really weren't like
00:50:55.900it was also our right to be there we pay their tax dollars they wouldn't have the they wouldn't
00:51:01.400have the board they wouldn't have the schools and what is your opinion of their behavior the name
00:51:07.280calling and the lying that they did to the winnipeg free press and plus the complicit reporter
00:51:12.300maggie marshall whatever her name i forget it's maggie something or other but uh she's the one0.97
00:51:17.200that wrote both articles disparaging francine and the second one disparaging you and everybody who
00:51:22.420went to that meeting but these people you know i i want because you are 16 i want to get your
00:51:29.740opinion of these the behavior of these adults who are supposed to be responsible stewards
00:51:36.720of public money and the school system um it was laughable like it was i i can say if it was a
00:51:45.340group of people my age there we would have acted 10 times better than they did it was like dealing
00:51:51.080with adult toddlers just completely wanted no opposing opinion see that's the thing if you're
00:51:58.500if you're in power too like that you have to be able to deal with people not agreeing with you
00:52:02.720we didn't agree and it was like they could not have had a worse day than that
00:52:08.680they I can't believe that they were calling names like they they were scoffing and
00:52:15.700it was so bad one of them was literally crying when I did my speech and I found out afterwards
00:52:22.740my speech or just the talk that I did um I found out afterwards that she's the leader of diversity
00:52:28.960in the school division so i was like okay she's obviously not affected like in a this is so
00:52:34.380touching type way like no she's really bothered that i just said something bothered to the point
00:52:39.000that she's crying well you threatened her career that's that's what her job is based on her career
00:52:44.740by walking off the job they had also they they actually do not have a time limit on how long
00:52:53.280we get to talk for but they were like i'm sorry 15 minutes for question and comments are up like
00:52:58.500and i was like please let me finish i only have one more minute there's actually no limit they
00:53:03.140just wanted to shut us up so not only did they go against their own rules but they walked off the
00:53:08.920job so if anyone's in the wrong there it's them and they should all be fired also okay let me can
00:53:15.700i say one more thing absolutely i was a little sassy when i went in and they were having us
00:53:22.820sign our names in the name book and i went over to one of them and i didn't realize that he was
00:53:27.240a part of the board meeting um one of the guys so he probably already didn't want me to speak
00:53:32.240when I went up but I said can I sign my fox name and my dog name and my boy name too and he was
00:53:38.540like only serious questions and I was like excuse me I thought this was an all-inclusive environment
00:53:44.960like I thought you were supportive of everything I could get you fired too like I was not having it0.90
00:53:51.600i thought this was an all-inclusive environment that is the perfect comeback to a ridiculous0.99
00:54:02.220statement what is next now are you going to keep speaking up are you going to try and get more
00:54:07.020people i know you've got a friend in saskatchewan uh who's really well versed in all of this who's
00:54:13.180a great speaker um and you're by the way more than welcome to come back on the show bring him along
00:54:18.580with you are are you going to try and get more people to speak up about this a hundred percent
00:54:23.700because i know so many people who feel the same way and have the same opinion and just won't say
00:54:28.060anything because they're scared and it's completely fair like i've been there but knowing so many
00:54:34.300people who do have the same opinion on it if i can give them that little bit of push that they
00:54:41.040need to stand up as well or at least like come to the board meetings or come to the rallies just be
00:54:46.380there it makes a huge difference and I'm definitely gonna try to do that because I know I was gonna
00:54:52.900say that to make a difference we can't necessarily all take our kids out of school it's not doable
00:54:58.640for everybody so we're just gonna have to keep standing up we're gonna have to keep speaking
00:55:04.000what's right we're gonna have to keep protesting and yelling and like at the top of our lungs
00:55:10.640whatever and a lot of it is the adults doing it so yes the adults need to keep doing it and standing
00:55:16.020up for the kids but we also need to be there to stand up for ourselves as well so you know you
00:55:21.880you from what you said earlier in this conversation you you are i think somebody who really knows how
00:55:31.100to get through to people because of the story you told earlier regarding getting through to
00:55:36.240your friends right dropping seeds here and there you're patient and you know exactly how to push
00:55:42.700people in the right direction maybe it's just a natural gift maybe it's something you picked up
00:55:46.700from your mom along the way but that those are very good traits for trying to get more and more
00:55:52.660people to wake the hell up which seems like a difficulty i mean this is one of the things
00:55:57.340that i hear every single day from people i get these emails and and messages on facebook they
00:56:03.020say how can i do it shadow how can i wake up my husband or my cousin or my brother-in-law or my
00:56:10.240best friend who thinks i'm a tinfoil hat um and you seem to have got the formula down maybe
00:56:16.700maybe you could write that formula down and sell it make a fortune i've actually thought about that
00:56:23.240before it's not a bad idea i think it's because i've been on both sides of it so i know exactly
00:56:30.020how they think i'm like a little bit manipulative with it but not in a bad way in the best way
00:56:35.920possible. Tori, I want you to come back one day soon. Bring your friends with you, as many of you
00:56:42.180who want to speak up as possible. And I want to thank you for coming on tonight. I really appreciate
00:56:47.260you taking the time to be on. And I do have some suggestions for you if you want to keep getting
00:56:52.460the word out for some other platforms who would be definitely interested in speaking with you.
00:56:57.680Okay. Thank you very much. All right, Tori. Thank you. Have a great night.
00:57:01.540you too i really appreciate having this platform and i really appreciate you coming on this platform
00:57:07.860talk to you soon yes sir good night turi johnson um such a well-spoken young lady
00:57:16.060and definitely a welcome addition to our cause you guys and she makes so many fantastic points
00:57:25.120i think we have something here because a lot of us have been saying we need to bring the
00:57:32.260young people on board we just have to find a way to do it well now there's at least one of them and
00:57:39.200we know that students against mandates is not going away anytime soon so they're speaking up
00:57:45.720but they're early 20 somethings turi is 16 years old she's got a lot of friends who feel the same
00:57:52.380way but are at this point scared to speak up she'll get them she'll get them i absolutely feel
00:57:59.340100 confident in that guys once again i'm not sure if the show is being broadcast
00:58:04.320on rumble tonight or not i did set it up but um it may have been too late by the time we went to
00:58:13.520air so i'm gonna go and check it again real quick right now um if it's not on rumble i will oh wait
00:58:20.160a minute hold on just a second hold on we are on rumble with 700 live viewers right now fantastic
00:58:29.360that's awesome thank you for being here and we are are also live on twitter or are we
00:58:37.060i don't know what the hell is going on anymore with these platforms except for the fact that
00:58:43.540I'm still restricted on Facebook for the next 20 days.
01:01:53.680It's that dominant in its market share.
01:01:58.360So us Canadians, we're going to either have to get VPNs, which is something I talked about last week on the show, something I mentioned last night on the show, and something I've corresponded with exactly 63 people about today via email.
01:02:11.940Shadow, what's a VPN? How do I get one?
01:02:14.460Guys, all you have to do is search, search.
01:06:28.340complete disrespect for the supreme court of the nation which by the way in the american
01:06:35.960governmental structure is one of the three branches of government equal power to the president and to
01:06:44.780the elected representatives in the house and the senate so for him to speak that way deplorable
01:06:51.920all right so we've heard a lot about jordan peterson's arc and i still don't know what to
01:07:03.160make of it guys i don't know if it's a good thing i don't know if it's a bad thing we're hearing
01:07:09.720that a lot of the notable names on the roster of the arc are former members of the world economic
01:07:19.620Forum, former world leaders. And here's some news from Rebel about two former Australian
01:07:25.260prime ministers joining the global group backed by Jordan Peterson. Now, we know that the World
01:07:33.560Economic Forum has had increasing influence on world government since 1971, when it was started
01:07:38.860by Klaus Schwab, and probably before that, because it sprung out of the Club of Rome back in the 1960s.
01:07:44.160and even though these guys were australian prime ministers 10 and 20 years ago they still may have
01:07:52.980been influenced in some way by the world economic forum this is also not to say that people who have
01:07:58.380been a part of the world economic forum can't see the light and realize what we're up against and
01:08:04.060change sides because i believe that's happening as well we just don't know this is like playing
01:08:12.520whack-a-mole you guys it's very difficult to keep track of that's why it's so difficult to pin
01:08:17.320elon musk not so tough with bill gates george soros but a guy like elon musk okay elon who
01:08:26.440has had dealings with the world economic forum in the past elon who is developing artificial
01:08:31.320intelligence elon who is developing these electric cars but is also a big huge supporter of freedom
01:08:38.700of speech he bought twitter because he believes in it so much for way more than he should have paid
01:08:44.960so what's going on with elon musk anyway is he a trojan horse former australian prime ministers
01:08:53.680tony yavid and john howard are among six prominent australians who have joined a global group called
01:08:58.820the alliance for responsible citizenship that's arc led by jordan peterson they've gathered high
01:09:05.060profile figures from various sectors for their inaugural three-day conference in london what do
01:09:09.540you guys think of this arc project the arc project by the way is supposed to be an alternative to the
01:09:17.220world economic forum um the vision of arc outlined in a statement of vision and interpretation
01:09:25.900revolves around six fundamental questions encompassing energy environmental stewardship
01:09:30.700families and societies. You can go read about it online. Don't Google it. Go find it some other way
01:09:38.300and read about it online. It's very fascinating. It's much more democratic than the World Economic
01:09:44.060Forum appears to be. But is this just an alternate version of the same thing? That's my question.
01:09:52.880And just because Jordan Peterson is backing it, does it mean that's good? Because the jury is
01:09:58.140still out on him too pierre polyev apparently wake makes way too much sense listen to what he
01:10:07.800has to say here last night you talked a bit about some ideas you had on climate change and i wonder
01:10:13.080what would the ultimate climate related goal of a conservative by the way you can tell by his
01:10:19.800facial expression look at him that he can't stand the left-wing corporate media look at him he's like
01:10:27.120I think Polyev is inherently good. I understand that he's been a career politician since he's a young guy. I mean, look, I interviewed him when he was 25 years old, looked 15. He's never really had another job. I understand that.
01:10:45.580And I also understand that he's surrounded with a bunch of people he probably shouldn't be surrounded by, like John Baird, definite World Economic Forum members or young global leaders.
01:13:07.060...and oceans to give them a sign-off.1.00
01:13:09.060A PolyEF government would remove the gatekeepers and green-light these green projects.
01:13:14.060We need to speed up the approval of small modular nuclear reactors.
01:13:19.060Look, we have to protect safety, but does it take 15 years?
01:13:23.060What are we going to learn in years 13, 14, and 15 of a study that we can't learn in years 1, 2, and 3?
01:13:31.060So Trudeau is saying he wants Saskatchewan, Alberta and New Brunswick to shut down coal.
01:13:36.420OK, fine. But replace it with what? If he's not going to green light nuclear power, then how are they going to do that?
01:13:42.800In Quebec, they need 100 percent increase in their in their electricity grid.
01:13:46.400But how are they going to do that if the federal government holds up hydroelectric dams for seven, eight, nine years?
01:13:52.620I would respect Quebec's environmental process and not duplicate it so that we can speed up hydroelectric dam construction.
01:13:59.280okay so what it sounds like to me is that he's trying to say the right things regarding the
01:14:07.000climate catastrophe but in such a way that is going to keep traditional energy alive
01:14:14.260and then over the course of time and this is only something i'm speculating once again i want you
01:14:20.180guys to be absolutely certain that i don't believe 100 that pierre polyev is is a good guy
01:14:28.040because i've talked on and on about career politicians and i understand that they're
01:14:32.900bought and paid for but also the bureaucracy the privy council all of those people they've got to
01:14:41.200go all the long timers in there have got to go but could it be that polyev is just saying these
01:14:49.020things to get elected as prime minister and then put all these projects on hold oh look we've got
01:14:56.480some new evidence we've got some new uh we've got some new data that says climate change is not such
01:15:01.580a big deal after all we don't have to go to these green projects we can continue our usage of
01:15:08.640traditional fossil fuels and then get rid of all this other woke nonsense in the meantime
01:15:15.880or am i just kind of whistling past the graveyard here yeah i get it i know i know what you guys
01:15:21.800are going to say so ultimately Pierre Polyev is just another politician just another politician
01:15:31.060but he's the only option that we have to sock boy all right so speaking of that and staying on the
01:15:41.020same page and let's be honest Ezra Levant of Rebel News has been carrying the water of the
01:15:49.800conservative party of canada for a while now he has why because rebel news true north they all
01:15:59.480receive funding from the conservative party of canada yes they do i don't but they do so
01:16:06.460i found it surprising then today that ezra would tweet this pierre polyev has been at the front of
01:16:13.800pushing back against chinese communist party influence in canada but one of the most powerful
01:16:19.000pro-ccp voices in government sits in the conservative party of canada's caucus he's
01:16:25.300not in the house of commons he's in the senate watch this david johnson is a ski buddy chalet
01:16:31.540neighbor family friend and member of the trudeau foundation he has no business in this job because
01:16:38.960it is a fake job that he is incapable of doing impartially and none of his recommendations can
01:16:43.940be taken seriously because he's in a conflict of interest all right but here's the thing the
01:16:48.440Chinese Communist Party doesn't just target the liberals. They target conservatives, too.
01:16:54.060Get a load of this guy, a conservative senator named Victor Oh. Senator Victor Oh says Chinese0.88
01:17:01.700Canadians need to fundraise to sue messy reporters. Holy cow! A pro-Chinese Communist Party senator0.58
01:17:09.800is on Polyev's Conservative Party team. Pierre Polyev has to kick Victor Oh out of the Conservative
01:17:16.380party just because liberals are hypocrites doesn't mean conservatives should be too0.90
01:17:23.300go to kick him out dot ca kick him out dot ca okay there's a lot of folks who are very excited0.93
01:17:32.600about this private members bill that was introduced by pierre polyev before he became the leader of
01:17:38.900the conservative party of canada last year it's bill 278 and it's a bill to prevent the imposition
01:17:45.220by the federal government of vaccination mandates for employee and travel so i've been getting this
01:17:49.860a lot from people through messenger and through email oh my god look at this i didn't even realize
01:17:55.420and what people need to understand is that as a private member's bill presented by a member of
01:18:05.180the opposition it has very little chance of ever passing and the process for a bill to pass in this
01:18:14.280country is that it needs to have first reading. So first reading of this bill happened one year
01:18:21.160ago. And just in the past couple of weeks, they've had second reading. So what happens then? Well,
01:18:28.180then a bill needs to go to committee. It needs to be studied in committee. Then it needs to be
01:18:34.860debated by that committee, which could take months or even years. Then it goes back to the House of
01:18:40.100Commons for approval. Then it goes to the Senate and the Senate debates it. They take it to
01:18:47.500committee. They make recommendations and possible amendments. Then they vote on it. And then once
01:18:55.100they've got all their amendments in place and they voted in favor of it, then they send it back
01:18:59.080to the House of Commons where the House has to look at it again to see if they approve the
01:19:03.620amendments made by the Senate. And if they do, then they vote on it again. And then it finally
01:19:09.120goes to royal ascent. Ramming through a bill in Canada, when you say ramming through something,
01:19:16.420you're talking about two years at minimum, depending on how much the opposition party
01:19:22.520wants to filibuster. And in this case, because it's an opposition members bill, the government
01:19:27.420can filibuster all day long. So look, I don't mean to sound like a wet blanket here. But guys,
01:19:35.180please let's keep our eye on the ball look i understand that this is very encouraging
01:19:40.920watch this when he talks about it short name of the bill is an act to prevent the imposition of
01:19:47.500by the federal government of vaccine mandates for employment and travel or simply prevention of
01:19:52.860government imposed vaccination mandates act like i said earlier this bill is incredibly important
01:19:57.800to my constituents and more than six million canadians across the country more than actually
01:20:02.600voted for this government in 2021 yeah so all right that's fine so we can look at that and we
01:20:08.500can say hmm is the conservative government just doing this to win points with the freedom crowd
01:20:14.540because there are six million of us after all he just pointed that out himself because they have
01:20:20.620to know that the chances of this bill ever passing into law are absolute zero
01:20:26.140so is it like i say is it just to look like that they're finally against vaccine mandates
01:20:37.080interesting oh that's a great video but you want to know what i'm going to do i'm going to
01:20:43.960i'm going to wait on that and play it on tomorrow night show because i've we've been on for a while
01:20:50.240the interview with turi was fantastic but it went a little longer than i thought and so i'm going to
01:20:54.580have to edit some content on the fly here but that's a great video that we'll play for you on
01:20:58.760the show tomorrow night um this is some concerning information but we do have some good information
01:21:05.200coming up for you in just a second the european council and the eu parliament have stricken a
01:21:10.540deal on framework for a european union digital identity guys and it's going to be coming in
01:21:15.920very very very quickly the european council let me just make this big so we can all see here
01:21:20.380Bing, bing, bing. Yeah, okay. The European Council. Well, now it's too big. I have to scroll down. The European Council of the EU and European Parliament has struck a deal, political deal, agreeing the core elements of a new framework for a European digital identity based on the European digital identity wallet and the 2014 LDAS 2.0 regulation.
01:21:42.020By next year, next year, all EU member states must create a digital identity for their citizens, which provides the legal framework for establishing interoperable European digital wallets.
01:21:59.080I'm wondering how many countries are going to comply with this and how many countries are simply going to say, all right, well, we're no longer part of the European Union because we're not doing that.
01:22:12.020it's interesting isn't it but yeah that's next year and you should rightly be asking the question
01:22:24.660right now um when's this coming to canada well remember starting this fall there is going to be
01:22:35.100a digital ID experiment at Toronto Pearson Airport along with the World Economic Forum
01:22:41.600and the Netherlands, the government of the Netherlands.
01:22:44.380It's been a joint agreement that comes into effect this fall for digital ID to be used
01:22:49.960exclusively at that airport in Toronto.
01:22:54.120So you won't be able to fly out of Toronto, this is from what I understand, unless you
01:30:47.840If you want to be 350 pounds when your actual weight should be 130 pounds, that's your choice.
01:30:58.100You have to learn to live with those consequences.
01:31:04.100But I don't like the way this is going, you guys.
01:31:07.080And this is something I said a while back.
01:31:09.160They are creating the most unhealthy generation in the history of the of the world.
01:31:17.700Every generation since they've been measuring this statistic, every generation has lived longer on average than the previous generation until this one.0.98
01:31:29.320generation zed will have a lower life expectancy than the previous generation x
01:31:38.060and the previous um baby boomer generation0.54
01:31:43.160or is it generation y generation y millennial generation x baby boomer yeah so we're on the
01:31:53.300fourth turning right now by the way look that up it's very interesting all right that's it for the
01:31:58.900show tonight you guys i would like to thank turi johnson for coming out i want to bring her on
01:32:02.540again and i also want to get her on other platforms because she's got a lot to say she's
01:32:07.500very articulate very smart and she is motivated to get this crap out of the schools she went and0.89
01:32:15.500spoke at that louis riel uh school division meeting last week and was a star and we need0.94
01:32:22.540more people like her and she says yeah that's the goal that's what i want to do i want to bring out
01:32:26.420more people who can speak eloquently young people who can speak eloquently about what's really going
01:32:32.080on in the school so thank you again turi for coming on the show tonight thanks you guys for
01:32:36.780being so patient with these platforms i i don't know what's going on but i am developing my own
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01:33:01.980platforms that I'm frustrated and I'm going to be building my own. And I'll let you know when
01:33:07.380that happens and when it goes live so that you can join up and you can get on the newsletter
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01:34:02.180that is it for the show tonight you guys thank you for being here you are my community and i
01:34:08.580appreciate you more than you'll ever know i'll catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central
01:34:15.880for another shadow at night live stream until then have a great night and a great day tomorrow
01:34:21.360i love you all and i will talk to you soon bye for now