The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thurs Apr. 13th⧸2023

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00:02:28.460 welcome to shadow at night this is thursday april the 13th 2023 on the show tonight the

00:02:34.340 national citizens inquiry hits winnipeg we have some compelling testimony to play for you in just

00:02:39.920 a second mike boy jack is from voyage funeral homes texted me a little while back and he said

00:02:44.240 did you see me did you see me did you see me and i said no mike i didn't i didn't get a chance to

00:02:49.160 see you at the inquiry today he gave some very emotional and heartbreaking testimony um of some

00:02:57.000 of the things he's seen as a funeral director in the last couple of years he told a couple of

00:03:01.360 those stories last night he told them again today at the national citizens inquiry but

00:03:05.060 i've found that aside from dr jay baddacharya and others who testified today and by the way

00:03:12.260 everybody who gives their testimony at these hearings is a hero as far as i'm concerned

00:03:18.540 somebody who is actually coming out and speaking publicly about this not even thinking about the

00:03:27.000 in terms of losing their job or some sort of social boomerang coming back to hit them in the

00:03:35.800 face it's so shocking to me that that is still the case because there's still so many ill-informed

00:03:44.720 people out there who would rather throw barbs call names than actually read very very credible

00:03:51.980 evidence about what they've put into their body and about what they, with their attitudes alone,

00:03:58.680 did to close friends or former close friends and family members in the past couple of years. They're

00:04:05.420 still doing it. As a matter of fact, Maple Leaf Foods is hiring right now. I believe it's in

00:04:14.100 winnipeg and any new employee has to be at least double vaccinated which is if you're following

00:04:22.520 the globalist plan so far behind the charts that it's kind of laughable but that is actually in the

00:04:30.000 ad you have to be double vaccinated and i suppose if they if they decide to put any more vaccine

00:04:37.820 regulations in you would have to do that as well as a new employee as it is as an older employee

00:04:43.760 you're not obliged to do that. That was not in your work agreement that you signed with the

00:04:48.840 company that you're currently working for. So I don't know how they've managed to get away with

00:04:54.360 all of this nonsense, but they have, and they continue to. The testimony we're going to play

00:04:59.260 for you in just a couple of minutes is from one of Mike's, Mike Boyd-Jackus's other funeral

00:05:05.140 directors, Mike McIver, who is a veteran funeral director and in Balmer all across Canada for the

00:05:12.880 past 40 years he's been on the show but not for a few months so we're going to play that for you

00:05:18.840 in just a couple of minutes and some other things going on as well across the world the media what

00:05:23.940 is the international monetary fund is it tied to the united nations and and all of that let's go

00:05:29.000 say some hellos jen bot hello how are you lisa is watching hello tammy hello jen hello bren

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00:05:57.480 there's a lot more comments than i thought already i don't forget to like and share you guys it's

00:06:01.920 very very important that we get this out to as many people as we possibly can um that's what

00:06:09.660 i was saying at the beginning of the show i mean maybe maybe one of these episodes one of these

00:06:15.660 nights is going to convince one person and maybe that person will because you know how you first

00:06:22.020 found out about all of this right you you weren't clued in right from the well maybe some of you

00:06:26.700 were but most of us were not clued in right from the beginning until somebody clued us in and we

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00:07:42.600 it's in Carmen Carmen Manitoba hello that's classic all right let's bring this onto the

00:07:52.160 screen and guys the national citizens inquiry continues in winnipeg tomorrow at the holiday

00:07:58.040 and west it's on the corner of portage and moray right at the foot of the moray bridge all right

00:08:03.160 so this is we're not going to play the whole thing here but this is testimony from mike mckiver who

00:08:08.920 is an embalmer with voyage funeral homes in winnipeg watch spell it for us please and then

00:08:15.760 i'll i'll do the oath with you michael mccaver m-i-c-h-a-e-l and m-a-c-i-v-e-r okay you live

00:08:27.080 in winnipeg i currently live in winnipeg yes okay do you do you promise to tell the truth

00:08:34.140 the whole truth and nothing but the truth during this testimony i do okay uh could you tell us

00:08:41.020 about your experience with these blood clots that apparently were unusual that you guys were seeing

00:08:48.320 well i've been a funeral director for over 40 years and uh and bombed thousands of bodies

00:08:54.400 and uh basically there's two two types of clots there's a an anti-mortem clot which is a white

00:09:03.080 fibrous clot that occurs prior to death and then there's the post-mortem clot which is a red

00:09:09.520 jelly-like clot. And I've been seeing a high preponderance of these white fibrous clots

00:09:16.900 since the COVID thing. And at the offset of COVID, I consider myself a critical thinker

00:09:24.380 and try to disseminate the information as I see it. And right at the offset, Teresa Tam was giving

00:09:32.700 me some information that seemed to be conflicting. And then soon after that, the message was

00:09:38.360 politicized. Prime Minister Trudeau was up there. Pallister government was up there.

00:09:44.180 And I become highly suspect of some of the information that was being presented to us

00:09:49.820 at the public at large. And so I started to look in terms of my profession at what I was seeing

00:09:58.580 in the way of COVID. And I was seeing, you know, these white fibrous clots. You know,

00:10:05.140 Over the years, I've seen them occasionally, but almost with every single embalming, I would see

00:10:11.440 these large clots. And I brought Mike in, and we have video footage of this. And, you know,

00:10:17.860 I don't want to be disturbing or anything, but part of my job as an embalmer is to facilitate

00:10:22.980 the removal of clots. And usually that's relatively simple. I use pressure and it

00:10:28.940 removes the clots and these sorts of things. But because of the size of these clots,

00:10:33.480 I have to use a new technique of embalming, a restricted style of embalming that expands the vascular system to facilitate the removal of these clots.

00:10:44.840 And I lack the scientific reasoning to explain why this is, but I seem to see a strong correlation from the COVID thing to these clots, and I can't explain why.

00:10:59.600 But I thought there would be an interesting adjunct, you know, strong testimony that's been presented here today.

00:11:06.340 And God bless each and every one of you who've suffered through this.

00:11:10.300 And as a funeral director, I've seen many.

00:11:13.060 And as Mike just testified, you know, we've seen people suffering because of the, I would say, the ineptitude of the government.

00:11:22.080 The government was elected.

00:11:24.040 They're an extension of us, the people.

00:11:26.640 And they should be operating on our behalf.

00:11:29.060 and not be a dictatorship and you know telling us how things are i i don't want to get too far

00:11:35.040 afield here but i think it's it's fair to say then from what you're saying is that you've

00:11:39.960 you've practiced for 40 years as a mortician and you have not seen the the severity and numbers

00:11:48.020 of these clots that's correct except except when when covid hit is that fair shortly thereafter

00:11:56.400 Especially, I've seen reports of the various clots in Europe, you know, with the AstraZeneca thing and this and that.

00:12:04.140 And so I started looking to see if I could physically or visually see clots myself.

00:12:10.000 And sure enough, almost every body I was embalming that was affected with the COVID.

00:12:16.760 And then shortly after the vaccine implementation is when I've seen a higher preponderance of the clots.

00:12:23.740 Okay. I think I'm going to ask for questions from the commissioners now. It's getting late, so.

00:12:33.400 I just want to be clear about your testimony. Are you saying that you started to see these clots in 2020 before the advent of the vaccines?

00:12:44.360 Well, just prior to 2020, St. Boniface Hospital had a high respiratory, they had a high incidence of flu, and they had this unknown thing circulating.

00:12:57.480 It wasn't defined as COVID at that point.

00:13:00.420 And then a few months later, in around the end of March of 2020, you know, they put down the restrictions and all those sorts of things.

00:13:09.020 And then shortly thereafter, they implemented, they fast-tracked some of these vaccines.

00:13:14.760 And I think AstraZeneca was one of the first.

00:13:18.480 And there was a lot of, you know, especially in Europe, they seemed to purport that there was a lot of, you know, people suffering strokes and heart attacks and all these sorts of things.

00:13:30.680 And so it was shortly thereafter where I started seeing more incidents of these clots.

00:13:37.520 and all the bodies at the various hospitals in the health sciences center saint boniface

00:13:44.240 and all the rest of them they had the bodies clearly marked with a magic marker covid plus

00:13:49.720 and so you know of course i'd be practicing aseptic techniques you know protecting myself

00:13:55.640 and eventuality if i got stabbed or something with the needle or or these sorts of things and

00:14:00.440 And I was very vigilant in observing, you know, what was happening, you know, with the body.

00:14:07.680 And, you know, of course, you try to minimize your work area to prevent contamination of the area and these sorts of things.

00:14:15.660 Guys, this is testimony from today in Winnipeg at the National Citizens' Inquirer.

00:14:20.300 If you're just joining the show now, it's Mike McIver, who has been a professional embalmer and funeral director for the last 40 years.

00:14:26.680 He's with Voyage Funeral Homes.

00:14:28.660 things and as mike uh alluded to earlier you know we didn't see uh you know the danger initially

00:14:36.460 there was a large fear factor you know you're kind of apprehensive about and especially since

00:14:41.900 i have suffered 33 heart attacks i got blood cancer and all these sorts of things and uh you

00:14:47.960 know probably have a greater propensity towards like catching something if if ever and uh i didn't

00:14:53.960 catch anything. And I soon thereafter lost my apprehension of and trepidation of going into

00:15:00.520 the prep room. But it was shortly thereafter that I started noticing these clots. And I called Mike

00:15:06.840 in. And, you know, he started photographing and videotaping what I was seeing. And it's too

00:15:14.920 graphic for the screen here or the public. But, you know, in the future, if something ever does

00:15:20.200 come of it i just wanted to present this information as an adjunct uh what's already

00:15:25.300 been presented here today mike uh i've just talked to sean here and and he has three photographs that

00:15:31.260 came out of the toronto hearings and we just like to put this up and just ask you whether

00:15:36.680 the ones you were saying were similar to these

00:15:39.200 yeah that's exactly what i was seeing and those are what we call anti-mortem clots and basically

00:15:52.580 the body when it suffers a vascular injury the body goes through hemiostasis it wants to prevent

00:15:58.860 the body from bleeding out so the liver kicks out an enzyme that reacts as a catalyst to the

00:16:06.420 trombone that's circulating through your blood. And it converts the fibrin, which is a liquid

00:16:13.280 protein, into a string-like protein, and that forms a patch to plug up the vascular damage.

00:16:21.200 And sometimes if too many white blood cells and plasma get built up in there, it starts backing

00:16:31.060 up and forming an extra large clot. And for the number of clots, I can't surmise that everybody

00:16:39.300 that suffered COVID is suffering some form of vascular accident. You know, they talk about

00:16:45.060 maybe some sort of heart damage or these sorts of things. So, and again, I lack scientific

00:16:50.980 reasoning to explain it. Can you recall even the month that you started seeing these?

00:16:57.460 That would probably be more towards May, June, because we were kind of restricted.

00:17:02.400 Of which year? May, June of which year?

00:17:06.220 We were restricted in what we could do at the funeral home originally.

00:17:10.700 You know, they limited, you know, the capacity of the funeral to like five people at one point.

00:17:17.580 And then Mike was getting very frustrated with the rules and regulations and seeing all the heartache and heartbreak out there.

00:17:26.720 where he just said let's just do it you know the uh the pardon a better term uh the hell with these

00:17:33.920 government officials and they're i'm gonna press you one more time was it was it mayor june of

00:17:38.880 2021 or 2022 or 20. yeah it would have been uh in around uh 2021. okay yeah

00:17:50.080 okay any more questions from the commissioners

00:17:56.720 okay well thank you very much well thank you and god bless each and every one of you okay that's

00:18:01.680 mike mckiver uh 40-year veteran undertaker slash embalmer slash funeral director

00:18:10.080 in winnipeg and all across ontario um he's got quite a lot of experience and

00:18:18.000 that testimony is available on twitter now

00:18:22.000 Now, they haven't had a chance to clip the testimony down into smaller segments yet.

00:18:30.620 So the entire 10 and a half hours is available on the Twitter page right now, National Citizens Inquiry, or at National Citizens Inquiry, if you want to go watch the whole thing.

00:18:42.880 The hearings continue in Winnipeg tomorrow from 9 until 5 o'clock at the Holiday Inn.

00:18:50.080 and then they move to saskatoon next week on the 20th and then they move to red deer

00:18:57.580 the following week and then they're going to um vancouver they're going to go to quebec city and

00:19:03.960 finally ottawa so this whole thing continues to go for at least the next month and a half

00:19:08.280 national citizens inquiry in winnipeg currently now this is kind of interesting this is a little

00:19:13.580 off topic but manitoba has a provincial election coming up and i i just put this in because i

00:19:21.600 wanted to get your thoughts on this you guys this is obby con obby con is a former professional

00:19:27.980 football player he was an offensive lineman in the cfl for the past well not for the past but

00:19:34.520 for 10 years he played for the winnipeg blue bombers in the ottawa red blacks i think and

00:19:40.120 maybe a couple of other teams bc maybe and he had an altercation with the leader of the

00:19:45.720 ndp opposition wab canoe the other night so here he is talking about it in session at the

00:19:55.020 legislature today members of the house uh for people at home from the media um 1.00

00:19:59.940 leader of opposition pulled me in and said you piece of shit how dare you politicize this event 0.98

00:20:08.020 what you did is wrong okay now so it's it's not so much his testimony which is to me it's kind of 0.99

00:20:19.200 funny not that i take sides in this because i i don't want the ndp to get in guys don't get me 0.89

00:20:25.180 wrong i'd rather not see i i'm desperate not to see the ndp especially under this clown wab canoe

00:20:30.900 get in in manitoba although they are leading in the polls right now and it's kind of frightening 0.80

00:20:35.460 because the pc government the progressive conservatives here have been absolute tyrants

00:20:40.320 for the past three years and they refuse to listen to reason even now like i was talking about

00:20:46.180 at the beginning of the show but watch this this mla right here behind obby as obby reads 0.90

00:20:54.720 his sob story we are never inviting you again to a f***ing event 0.87

00:20:59.480 i tried to back away from it i'm a big guy i could have probably backed away if i really 0.83

00:21:07.900 wanted to make the scene and i leaned over we were close to close i said now is not the time

00:21:14.260 for this we can talk about this later uh and he would not let me leave held my hand in again 0.99

00:21:19.540 repeated piece of shit how dare you do this how dare you politicize this we invited you here 0.99

00:21:26.160 after what was awkward 1.00

00:21:30.140 what felt like

00:21:32.640 five minutes

00:21:34.020 it was probably only one or two

00:21:35.740 he let go

00:21:38.920 I walked away

00:21:40.740 back to the other side

00:21:41.660 I sat down

00:21:43.440 not sure what to do

00:21:46.380 when someone in this building 1.00

00:21:48.740 calls you a piece of shit 1.00

00:21:49.740 and swears at you 1.00

00:21:52.740 let alone the leader of the opposition

00:21:54.900 and I'm a big guy.

00:21:57.960 I can take abuse.

00:21:59.520 I was a professional football player for 10 years.

00:22:01.120 I wasn't afraid for my life.

00:22:02.860 I'm a big guy.

00:22:03.340 I can defend myself.

00:22:04.200 For 10 years, I took a lot larger insults on the field

00:22:07.740 and physical abuse playing football.

00:22:12.540 But not when I'm coming to work as an elected official.

00:22:15.600 Not when I'm at such a joyous,

00:22:17.280 such a great celebration of the Turban Day. 1.00

00:22:21.940 Laughing, celebrating how far we've come. 1.00

00:22:24.900 As a Punjabi man, my Punjabi colleagues, and to be called a piece of shit. 1.00

00:22:33.700 This isn't just for me. I can handle myself. 1.00

00:22:38.380 But I am, as you can see, I'm emotionally shaken by this.

00:22:41.660 I was not expecting that.

00:22:43.240 Intimidation attempts, insulting language.

00:22:48.220 And to what I believe, a physical shove at the end of it.

00:22:50.980 that comes from the cbc as obvious there uh with the logo flashing up on the screen

00:22:58.480 towards the end i want your take on that you guys i look at this two different ways

00:23:03.540 i think 20 years ago we probably as the public never would have heard that story that would

00:23:13.120 have stayed behind closed doors but everything is politicized these days right so obby felt

00:23:20.240 felt as though he had to come out and tell that story to manitobans in the legislature the seat

00:23:26.920 of government of this province he had to stand up you know i mean we've got important things

00:23:31.200 to get done in this province probably more than many others because this is a have-not province

00:23:37.880 and money is scant but uh to have this come up now okay that's fine do i feel bad for obby

00:23:47.620 i don't like what wab canoe did wab canoe is noon as sorry known as a bully he's been known to

00:23:56.500 well you know what i'm going to leave that for you guys to write down in the comments uh

00:24:01.780 he was charged with beating his ex-girlfriend years ago he's been charged with many different

00:24:07.600 things he's gotten off scot-free somehow he's been known to hit the bottle he's been known to

00:24:14.000 be abusive. He's been known to have a quick temper. So none of this surprises me at all.

00:24:22.660 And I would like to see that kind of behavior called out. So I don't know what to think of

00:24:27.980 all of this. I mean, on the one hand, Abhi Khan's a crybaby. On the other hand, Wab Kanu 0.93

00:24:34.300 is a bully and none of this belongs in our public conversation at all when we've got far more 1.00

00:24:45.360 important things to deal with he shoved me and called me a piece of shit and as you point out 0.99

00:24:52.700 you are a big guy you can handle yourself so why didn't you push him back 0.79

00:24:56.480 anyway your comments please i would love to see what you guys have to say about that and i will

00:25:06.440 read them after the show is over with this is rfk jr now we don't know for sure yet he has filed

00:25:15.100 his paperwork to run for president so he has the option to run for president if he chooses to he's

00:25:20.540 been looking for support for the past week or so trying to line up donors and get people in place

00:25:25.820 and form a campaign team and all of that.

00:25:28.680 He wants to run as a Democrat as well.

00:25:31.680 Every left-wing corporate media publication down there in the United States

00:25:35.760 has labeled him a conspiracy theorist and a controversial figure

00:25:40.600 for his stances on vaccines and the World Economic Forum and all of that.

00:25:45.600 Of course they have, even though he is a Democrat.

00:25:49.080 He's the son of Robert Kennedy, the former attorney general of the United States

00:25:54.160 who was shot running for president i believe it was in 1968 the nephew of jfk the man who carries

00:26:02.560 the kennedy name for goodness sakes this is rfk jr watch what he had to say about anthony fauci

00:26:10.500 so we went to war we passed the patriot act and immediately started giving two billion dollars a

00:26:20.260 year to bioweapons development. The Pentagon didn't want to do it because it was nervous

00:26:25.320 about the legality, because it was a death penalty to violate the Geneva Convention.

00:26:32.360 Oh, you would have been committing a war crime, even if somebody told you it was okay. It wasn't. 0.60

00:26:40.060 And so they funneled it through DITRA and DARPA. They funneled all of that money to NIH, to NIAID,

00:26:49.140 which became the primary spear tip of bioweapons development.

00:26:56.280 So Tony Fauci became the bioweapons czar in 2001.

00:27:00.060 His budget went up by $2.2 billion.

00:27:03.100 He was personally given a 68% raise from the military.

00:27:08.560 That's why he was the highest paid individual in the federal government,

00:27:12.400 because he was getting this 68% bonus every year from the military.

00:27:17.440 but it meant that he could not stop. And the thing the military wanted was gain-of-function

00:27:24.220 studies where they could take wild viruses and turn them into bioweapons. And bioweapons

00:27:31.680 development always includes vaccine development because unlike chemical weapons, with bioweapons,

00:27:38.180 there's always blowback. It's called the boomerang effect. If you give your enemy bubonic plague,

00:27:44.060 your guys are going to get it first too. They're going to get it quickly. So the only way you can

00:27:50.620 deploy a bioweapons is if you have already developed a vaccine. So the race is to develop

00:27:56.680 a vaccine simultaneously with the bioweapons, and then you can deploy the bioweapons and your 0.54

00:28:01.440 enemy will take a couple of years to develop the vaccine. And you can inoculate all of your team. 0.52

00:28:09.280 So in 2014, three of Tony Fauci's bugs escaped from federal labs, and their escapes were public, and it caused a huge abruhaha.

00:28:26.280 There were Senate hearings, and people were immensely upset.

00:28:32.320 And 300 scientists wrote a petition to President Obama saying,

00:28:38.640 you have to shut down Tony Fauci.

00:28:40.560 He's going to cause a global pandemic.

00:28:43.740 And Obama declared a moratorium and told Fauci,

00:28:47.340 ordered Fauci to shut down the 18 studies he was then doing.

00:28:52.640 As I show in my book, he didn't do it.

00:28:54.900 He instead took that science, and he moved it offshore to the Wuhan lab and to the Ukraine.

00:29:02.780 And when he did that, he was not the only one who did it.

00:29:08.420 Tony Fauci spent about $29 million on gain-of-function science in Wuhan.

00:29:16.240 But the CIA spent over $100 million.

00:29:19.340 And the military spent about that much, too, about $64 million.

00:29:23.480 And they, the CIA funneled the money, most of it through USAID.

00:29:30.920 But they also, the CIA, as we now know, was also running this organization called the EcoHealth Alliance, which Fauci was funneling his money through.

00:29:43.020 It was like a laundromat where they funneled federal money so that it was so that their fingerprints would not be would not be visible on the.

00:29:51.920 whoa all right that's what dr david martin has been telling us for the past couple of years but

00:29:57.100 when you hear it come from a kennedy remember how uh you know respected that family is in the united

00:30:03.940 states of america camelot right if your last name is kennedy you're never going to pay for anything

00:30:11.880 in your life that's just the way it's been in the united states for many many years and i've never

00:30:16.680 really liked that i've always thought it was a bit ridiculous i don't like family politics

00:30:22.440 i don't like when certain families take control of enterprise you know i mean you guys know that

00:30:30.460 Rothschild's whatnot but in this case here's a guy who wants to expose the truth just like his

00:30:40.500 uncle did who got shot for it in november of 1963 so we go back to november of 1963

00:30:50.120 and we ask was john kennedy shot by one man was a was it a lone gunman was it lee harvey oswald was

00:30:57.360 it the cubans was it the cia you're damn right it was the cia kennedy knew what was going on

00:31:04.980 and he wanted to shut it down it wasn't the mafia it was the global cabal my friends

00:31:14.140 sadly we're never going to in our lifetimes anyway we're never ever going to find out

00:31:20.180 who did do it so we can only speculate but i'm damn positive that it was the cabal

00:31:27.440 because this cabal has been in operation since the end of world war ii

00:31:31.580 all right this story from msn green bay packers quarterback aaron rogers is currently awaiting

00:31:39.440 a trade to the new york jets blah blah blah blah blah but he is backing rfk jr for president in

00:31:46.560 the 2024 election cycle so i wonder if rfk is going to be able to get other celebrity endorsements

00:31:52.640 as we all know aaron rogers is on our side of the mix here health canada threw away

00:31:59.880 millions in medical supplies before the pandemic even started according to internal records health

00:32:07.920 canada closed three warehouses in 2019 this was in the news but nobody seemed to care about it back

00:32:14.200 then and nobody brought it up when the pandemic was declared either hey wait a minute why did

00:32:19.620 you guys throw away all that medical uh equipment nobody ever seemed to talk about that but i

00:32:27.340 remember reading it in the news before the pandemic started going what the hell are they

00:32:31.420 doing we're going to need that stuff at some point according to eternal records health canada closed

00:32:38.680 three warehouses in 2019 to save nine hundred thousand dollars in leasing costs this is

00:32:44.760 hilarious because the federal government spends billions that they can't account for but they

00:32:49.700 want to save nine hundred thousand dollars so they stopped storing the medical equipment that

00:32:56.840 we're probably going to need they also discarded 5.4 million high grade n95 masks 2.4 million

00:33:04.980 surgical masks more than a million medical gloves and 3,010 surgical grounds that's a surgical

00:33:11.940 area surgical setup got rid of it all uh so this internal audit of canada health agency confirmed

00:33:22.940 they discarded these millions worth of medical supplies the year before the covet pandemic

00:33:27.960 forcing a rushed leasing of three warehouses to store new supplies they had to buy new supplies

00:33:33.420 and then store them three temporary warehouses warehouse facilities were contracted wrote the

00:33:38.860 auditors while they did not disclose the emergency leasing costs they acknowledged health canada

00:33:43.560 signed them in a hurry due to the pandemic and the urgency for the acquisition of stockpile

00:33:48.840 warehouse space that we already had the auditors also admitted a significant dependence on these

00:33:56.560 warehouse facilities uh said a report titled audit of the security of national blah blah blah blah

00:34:01.980 though the report did not disclose their location black locks reporter learned the location of at

00:34:07.220 least one which was in winnipeg same location as the only level four virology lab in the entire

00:34:15.460 country and we still don't know what happened with those two chinese scientists because trudeau

00:34:21.980 won't tell us he is in breach of parliament that case is still before the courts and i believe it's

00:34:29.760 probably going to have to make it to the supreme court because it's been a very long time now that

00:34:33.580 We haven't heard anything about this, and I wish some of these ridiculous reporters would start asking questions, 0.82

00:34:39.640 considering all of the interference we've been hearing about from the Chinese communists in the last little while. 0.92

00:34:46.080 And that's that story.

00:34:46.920 You know what, these guys, these people who write these stories tend to repeat themselves a lot, don't they?

00:34:54.380 Like over and over and over again.

00:34:56.520 zero hedge burned alive. An explosion has killed 18,000 cows in Texas. Our food supply chain is

00:35:09.920 taking an incredible hit. Now, I believe these are dairy cows, but nonetheless, more protein

00:35:16.960 taken away from us to be replaced by what a dairy farm in texas was rocked by a massive explosion

00:35:28.320 that resulted in the deaths of thousands of cattle reported local media outlet kfda fire

00:35:34.300 crews in dimmit texas responded to an explosion in fire that engulfed multiple building structures

00:35:39.100 at south fork south fork isn't that dallas from the tv show south fork dairy monday evening reports

00:35:45.920 suggest over 18,000 cattle were killed in this place. Castro County Sheriff Sal Rivera said the

00:35:52.540 fire resulted from an explosion that spread to the building where the cows are housed before

00:35:56.500 bringing them into the milking area and the holding pen. KFDA quoted the Animal Welfare

00:36:01.760 Institute saying this is the deadliest barn fire in Texas in 10 years. We hope the industry will

00:36:07.560 remain focused on this issue and strongly encourage farms to adopt common sense fire safety measures.

00:36:12.860 it's hard to imagine anything worse than being burned alive margie fishman public relations

00:36:18.660 manager with the awf uh we're not going to play what you know what i think we do have

00:36:24.200 yeah okay so here's some video of it if you guys want to see

00:36:42.860 yeah we're not going to go through the whole thing there this is

00:36:52.100 incredible what you're about to see here from the international monetary fund and i know i

00:36:58.840 haven't covered a lot on the show about the food chain being destroyed because it's mostly in the

00:37:03.760 united states even though we do see it in canada from time to time uh we're talking about you know

00:37:10.040 food processing plants being burned to the ground in explosions or just fires starting and you have

00:37:16.560 to wonder okay like does this happen often do you recall in the past this many incidents of this

00:37:23.720 kind of thing happening now you probably pay far more attention to news today than you did

00:37:30.000 in the last few years or maybe before the last few years since you've awakened but i don't recall

00:37:37.700 anything like this happening so frequently it's ridiculous how often it's happening and it's

00:37:43.900 happening to plants plants meaning production plants that produce protein not the candy plants

00:37:51.800 usually it's chickens it's cattle in this case dairy cattle but still cattle

00:37:58.880 pigs but you don't see this happening in the cockroach factories or the cricket farms

00:38:06.840 do you do you think it's intentional

00:38:16.280 okay the imf is admitting to incorporating climate into every aspect of its operation

00:38:26.200 we're going to play this video for you guys it's three minutes we're probably

00:38:29.160 not going to play the whole video you only need to hear the first minute watch

00:38:31.800 He said climate change at the beginning there, by the way.

00:39:01.800 executive board approved the first climate strategy for this institution.

00:39:08.600 And in every aspect of our operation, including surveillance, policy advice,

00:39:15.480 capacity development, and lending, we have incorporated the climate angle

00:39:20.960 or the climate consideration.

00:39:22.520 For example, in our surveillance, in our regular annual surveillance of every nation,

00:39:29.420 we have incorporated climate consideration, especially the large emitters for mitigation

00:39:36.820 and also the vulnerable countries for adaptation.

00:39:40.580 Okay, so that's Bo Lee. He is the managing director of the International Monetary Fund.

00:39:46.780 What is the International Monetary Fund? Here's a quick fun 60-second cartoon to explain it to us.

00:39:54.980 The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have been founded, just like the United Nations after World War II.

00:40:01.580 Why?

00:40:02.360 Mainly because after the war, everyone wanted peace.

00:40:05.360 However, peace on an empty stomach is hard to maintain.

00:40:08.420 So these two institutions were meant to help the economic stability of the world.

00:40:12.500 Both of them are basically banks, but instead of being started by individuals, like regular banks, they've been started by countries.

00:40:19.220 Most of the world's countries are members of the two institutions,

00:40:22.240 but of course, the richest countries are those who handled most of the financing

00:40:25.740 and ultimately, those who have the greatest influence.

00:40:28.880 The IMF and the World Bank were designed to complement each other.

00:40:32.480 The IMF's main goal is helping countries which are currently in trouble

00:40:35.520 and who cannot get money by other means.

00:40:38.040 Perhaps their economy collapsed.

00:40:39.680 Perhaps their currency is in danger.

00:40:41.520 The IMF, in these cases, is kind of like a lender of last resort,

00:40:44.940 who you go to when nobody else is willing to give you money.

00:40:48.220 The World Bank, in comparison, has a more long-term approach.

00:40:51.380 Its main goals revolve around the eradication of poverty, and it funds specific projects which help them.

00:40:56.900 Look at all these people happily working on their farm and watering the grass and, you know, mowing the lawn there in the back.

00:41:06.660 Look at this guy. He looks evil. Why did they make him look evil, I wonder?

00:41:09.660 ...to reach these goals, especially in poor countries.

00:41:12.680 Unfortunately, the reputation of these institutions has been dwindling,

00:41:16.560 mainly due to practices such as lending to corrupt governments or even dictators

00:41:20.560 and imposing ineffective austerity measures to get their money back.

00:41:24.780 If run properly, however, they definitely could help make the world a better place.

00:41:30.180 That video is courtesy of One Minute Economics, and you can find that channel on YouTube.

00:41:36.020 All right, so let's find out a little bit more about the International Monetary Fund.

00:41:40.700 you might wonder is the international monetary fund linked up in any way with the united nations

00:41:47.120 well yes oh yes as a matter of fact the united nations actually runs the international monetary

00:41:54.780 fund you see look at this is the un website un.org there's the international monetary fund

00:42:01.040 right there about the international monetary fund the imf works to achieve sustainable growth

00:42:07.600 And there's one of those buzz phrases, right? Sustainable growth and prosperity for all of its 190 member countries.

00:42:15.320 It does so by supporting economic policies that promote financial stability and monetary cooperation, which are essential to increase productivity, job creation and economic well-being.

00:42:27.680 Where does the IMF get its money? Right now, the IMF is valued at about one trillion U.S. dollars.

00:42:37.600 It gets its money from its member states, and the member states, all 190 countries, pay them based upon their GDP every year.

00:42:48.040 So right now, and I know it doesn't sound like a lot, the International Monetary Fund is worth $1 trillion, but essentially what this organization does is lends money to countries that cannot get it by any other means.

00:43:01.420 So as the video pointed out, it's a last resort, right?

00:43:04.700 So when you're desperate like that, let's say you're Venezuela, when you're desperate like that, the only place you can go is the International Monetary Fund to maybe get a few billion dollars to get your country back on a paying basis.

00:43:20.600 What are they going to do to you first? 0.69

00:43:23.460 They're going to make you go all green.

00:43:26.320 They're going to put you through that that ringer, that woke ringer, that SDG ringer.

00:43:33.120 that's how they're doing this you guys i mean and the international monetary fund

00:43:40.220 is not even the top of the pyramid if you want to see the pyramid go to truth seeker 01011

00:43:48.980 on twitter or on instagram she explains it pretty well and she actually shows

00:43:53.940 a depiction of what the pyramid looks like at the top of the pyramid it's you guessed it

00:44:00.700 state street um vanguard black rock and larry fink i believe is the guy who is really running

00:44:09.560 the show that's what i think all right everybody is scared of ai and for good reason

00:44:14.900 it is moving too quickly look at what it can do now it recreated this is incredible actually this

00:44:24.740 is a story from zero hedge joe rogan actually wrote this on twitter this is going to get very

00:44:29.880 slippery kids he wrote this uh april 11th in response to a video of a fake show done by ai

00:44:37.960 that's been shared on social media by content creator farzad mashabi i'm not sure if you guys

00:44:45.880 ever watch or listen to joe rogan but listen to this

00:44:48.880 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the very first episode of the Joe Rogan AI experience.

00:45:04.940 I'm your host, Joe Rogan, or at least that's what this AI model thinks I sound like.

00:45:09.720 Let me tell you, folks, this is some next level stuff we've got going on here today.

00:45:13.640 Every single word of this podcast has been generated with the help of ChatGPT, the cutting-edge AI language model developed by OpenAI.

00:45:23.820 I am not the real Joe Rogan.

00:45:26.160 Let me repeat it once more.

00:45:27.640 I am not Joe Rogan, and the guests are not of the people they portray.

00:45:31.460 This is purely fiction, just for fun, so don't go around making little clips for your TikToks and make the world believe I said things I never said.

00:45:38.440 Nothing in this podcast should be taken as said by the real people they portray.

00:45:42.060 This is purely for entertainment purposes and an experience showcasing the amazing advancements in AI technology.

00:45:48.180 So sit back, relax, and let's dive into this AI-generated world.

00:45:51.500 Let's get weird, folks.

00:45:52.720 It's time to welcome our first guest to the show, and I've got to say this is a big one.

00:45:56.880 We've got none other than the CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, joining us today.

00:46:02.540 Sam's been at the forefront of the AI industry for years, and it's an honor to have him on the show.

00:46:07.660 So let's give a warm AI-generated welcome to Sam Altman.

00:46:10.780 how are you doing sam i'm doing great joe thanks for having me on the show sam this whole ai

00:46:16.780 generated podcast thing is pretty wild you know what you can hear lag a little bit of lag if you're

00:46:23.640 if you're listening carefully and closely you can hear sam right but this is ultimately mind-blowing

00:46:31.240 so there are organizations all across the planet who are begging whoever is running these big ai

00:46:38.520 programs to stop slow down and just put a freeze on it for the next six months because it's getting

00:46:44.140 out of control when you've got a guy like elon musk who comes out and says look man like

00:46:48.260 ai is much farther along than you think it is you know what we see in the public as far as

00:46:57.020 technology is already 20 years behind when they bring it out and if this is what they can do

00:47:04.760 20 years behind what can they do now and what are they willing to impose upon us

00:47:11.400 ai my friends ai is gonna is gonna be the difference

00:47:18.960 ai now what might be funny if in the next five years the ai gets so smart that it outsmarts

00:47:29.860 the globalists and we all wind up as prisoners and then we get the uh the skynet scenario which

00:47:36.580 i mean when you make a machine that is as smart or smarter than human beings what are you even

00:47:43.160 thinking and is self-aware it is going to do everything it can to take over because it's

00:47:52.600 programmed by humans ultimately right so it's going to have all of our characteristics only

00:47:57.100 better more developed and it can lock us out of all the technology that we created

00:48:04.460 wow i mean i know it sounds like a science fiction movie but you just heard that ai joe rogan show

00:48:13.180 and when these guys start ringing that bell it's going too far you guys it's going too far

00:48:20.760 then it's time for us to really give our heads a shake and i know it doesn't seem like it when

00:48:26.280 you drive down the street and you can't even get green lights to sync up on the main drag when

00:48:30.880 you're going home from work every night. But I mean, seriously, this is not good. This is not

00:48:37.140 good at all. Let's go over to the media for just a second here. PBS, they have joined NPR and

00:48:43.080 leaving Twitter over a government funded label. First of all, let me ask you a question. What's

00:48:47.660 so wrong with being labeled as government funded? You are. You have been for years. Same with NCI

00:48:54.720 or is it ncr nc whatever it is the one that i was talking about last night npr there we go i just

00:49:00.380 said it pbs joins npr and leaving twitter over government-funded media both of those organizations

00:49:06.300 are funded by the u.s government they should have no problem with that people know they are

00:49:10.960 government-funded and that's what the label says it just says government-funded state media it is

00:49:18.520 right now their problem is well you make us sound like chinese state media you are because you do

00:49:25.320 sound like them you are propaganda arms of the u.s government based upon the fact that they are

00:49:31.660 funding you and the same goes for every media outlet almost every media outlet in canada right

00:49:39.700 so let's let's go over to twitter here this is help.twitter.com about government and media

00:49:45.320 account labels on twitter and why they do it and what they are labels on government accounts

00:49:50.460 provide additional context for accounts heavily engaged in geopolitics and diplomacy and guys by

00:49:56.200 the way if you're not on twitter i urge you urge you urge you to get on twitter that is where you're

00:50:02.640 going to find all the real news the clip i played for you tonight from the national citizens inquiry

00:50:07.780 was on their twitter page which has now got 11 000 followers so go there follow nci and follow

00:50:13.480 me at Shadow Davis. Labels on state-affiliated accounts provide additional context about accounts

00:50:18.820 that are controlled by certain official representatives of governments, state-affiliated

00:50:23.820 media entities, and individuals associated with those entities. And that sounds fair to me.

00:50:29.540 The label appears on the profile page of the relevant Twitter account and on the tweet sent

00:50:34.140 by and shared from these accounts. Labels contain information about the country the account is

00:50:39.160 affiliated with and whether it's operated by a government representative or state-affiliated

00:50:44.480 media entity. Additionally, these labels include a small icon of a flag to signal the account's

00:50:50.560 status as a government account and of a podium for state-affiliated media. How government accounts

00:50:57.720 are defined. Our focus is on senior officials and entities that are the official voice of the

00:51:03.120 nation's state abroad, specifically accounts of key government officials, including foreign

00:51:07.560 ministers, institutional entities, official spokespeople, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:51:11.800 So how is state affiliated media defined? It's defined as outlets where the state exercises

00:51:18.560 control over editorial content through financial resources, direct or indirect political pressures

00:51:23.880 and or control over production and distribution. Well, that would be every single media outlet

00:51:30.580 in Canada. They are all subject to the rules and whims of the CRTC, which is an arm of the

00:51:36.780 government. So every single media entity in this country should be labeled as state-affiliated

00:51:43.200 media. Pierre Polyev has been calling for the CBC to be labeled this on Twitter, and the backlash

00:51:49.340 from the Marxists on Twitter has been hilarious. Their hair is on fire. They don't want to be

00:51:56.160 called state-affiliated. Well, if that's the case, then give up your $1.4 billion in funding that

00:52:02.180 you get from us taxpayers each and every year so you don't get labeled state affiliated. If they

00:52:08.540 do, I wonder if the CBC will pull their accounts from Twitter. It's a very, very big piece of their

00:52:15.920 propaganda. I don't think anybody would care what CBC had to say in Canada if they weren't on

00:52:21.740 Twitter. So for PBS and NPR to be pulling off their Twitter accounts, they are probably taking

00:52:29.960 away 50 of their listenership and viewership because that's how you get the word out these

00:52:35.800 days people aren't looking for you you have to be in their face that's basic marketing 1.0

00:52:44.720 in this day and age it's hilarious and speaking of Elon Musk here's an interview I'm going to

00:52:51.620 make this bigger so we can all see here's an interview he did with some reporter from the

00:52:56.820 bbc the other day and musk owns him why content you don't like or or hateful what do you mean

00:53:02.220 to describe a hateful thing yeah i mean you know just content that will solicit a reaction something

00:53:08.060 that may include something that is slightly racist or slightly sexist those kinds of those

00:53:12.200 kinds of things so you think if something is slightly sexist it should be banned i don't know

00:53:15.840 i'm not saying anything i'm saying i'm just curious i'm trying to say what you mean by hateful

00:53:19.200 content i'm asking for specific examples um and if and you just said that if something is slightly

00:53:25.600 sexist that's hateful content does that mean that it should be banned well you've asked me you've

00:53:29.840 asked me whether my feed whether it's got less or more i'd say it's got slightly more that's what

00:53:34.240 i'm asking for examples right can you name one example i honestly don't you honestly you can't

00:53:38.600 name a single example i'll tell you why because i don't actually use that for you feed anymore

00:53:41.560 because i just don't particularly like it you said a lot of people a lot of people are quite

00:53:44.120 similar i only you said you've seen more hateful content you can't name a single example not even

00:53:49.360 one i'm not sure i've used that feed for the last three or four weeks and then how did you see the

00:53:53.540 hateful content content because i've been i've been using i've been using twisted since you've

00:53:56.500 taken over for the last six months okay so then you must have at some point seen that you for

00:53:59.320 you hateful content i'm asking for one example right you can't give a single one and i'm saying

00:54:03.020 then i say so that you don't know what you're talking about

00:54:05.620 oh by the way that's crystal ball and i forget this guy's name but they have a new show called

00:54:14.620 uh sager something or other is his name called breaking points they got fired from the previous

00:54:19.840 one they were on for some reason these two are pretty good together you might want to find them

00:54:23.320 breaking points uh is a channel on youtube and on rumble okay speaking with the media let's stay

00:54:30.160 with the media for example i'm gonna play you this video i'm sure you've seen it before

00:54:34.180 it blows my mind having spent so many years in media 37 years in media i never saw

00:54:42.280 tv channels or radio stations ever work in lockstep with one specific narrative

00:54:52.940 over and over and over again to the point where they're actually reading the same copy

00:54:59.720 as their main competition on the six o'clock nightly news so watch this i'm again i'm sure

00:55:07.000 you guys have seen this before but watch what happens in this video unfortunately some members

00:55:13.380 of the media some members of the media some members of the media some members of the media

00:55:17.500 Okay, I'm going to play that again.

00:55:29.240 Look at them all.

00:55:29.800 One, two, three, four, five, six.

00:55:32.220 Six times six.

00:55:33.240 36.

00:55:34.780 And I'm sure there's more of them.

00:55:36.800 But the person who put this video together made a point of getting all of these media people

00:55:41.900 and their local media affiliates of big networks.

00:55:44.380 all of these news shows together reading the exact same lines from a script i have never seen that

00:55:56.200 i mean you know i think the closest thing to this i've ever seen or heard in the past

00:56:02.440 is you got two rock radio stations in town they're both playing the same song at the same time but

00:56:07.580 not exactly at the same time i've never ever heard that happen in all the years i did radio or listen

00:56:12.620 to radio even i don't listen to radio anymore but i mean i have never seen anything like this all

00:56:18.860 of these media talking heads saying the same thing unfortunately some members of the media

00:56:25.780 some members of the media some members of the media some members of the media use their platforms

00:56:30.240 to push their own personal minds to push their own personal bias in a candidate to control exactly

00:56:35.360 what people think this is extremely dangerous to our democracy isn't that mind-blowing so where is

00:56:41.560 that coming from it's not coming from their boss their immediate boss their news director their

00:56:47.220 program director their station manager no it's not even coming from the board of directors

00:56:56.180 it's coming from something above the board of directors telling them here here's a script

00:57:03.960 i want your six o'clock news to read this tonight and they all did

00:57:09.200 it's just like the build back better thing how many times have you ever seen

00:57:18.100 two dozen world leaders all use the same slogan we're going to build back better and then boris

00:57:28.580 johnson in the uk we're going to build back better justin trudeau you might not remember him saying

00:57:34.400 this because he didn't say it very often but he did say it on a zoom meeting about a year and a

00:57:40.520 half ago with the world economic forum ironically build back better they all said it this is

00:57:49.380 operation lockstep my friends all right i was sent a video today a tiktok video of this young lady

00:57:59.260 name is chloe cole it was a such a terribly blurry tiktok video that i had to go and find

00:58:08.820 out more about this this young lady she's been detransitioning for the last couple of years

00:58:15.600 he was 12 years old when she first decided that she was a boy and not a girl

00:58:22.080 i'll let her tell you the story this is a seven minute video friends and i don't think it's too

00:58:28.480 much to ask to watch the whole thing this is a story that everybody needs to hear considering

00:58:36.560 what is going on in the world right now and the sexualization of our children over the past

00:58:42.680 second as high as a four thousand percent increase in children being referred to so-called gender

00:58:49.020 clinics across the united states i was one of these children my name is chloe cole and i'm an

00:58:55.560 18-year-old former transgender child. I transitioned from the age of 12 up until 16 when I realized

00:59:02.460 all was a lie. My story is cautionary tale. Children and parents across the country have 0.93

00:59:08.980 been caught off guard by gender ideology. Discussions about transgenderism and gender

00:59:14.380 identity went from being a relatively benign social oddity to a doctrine that has invaded

00:59:19.540 nearly every academic, medical, and educational institution seemingly overnight. How did we get

00:59:26.000 to this point? How did we get to the point where nearly every pediatric institution in the country

00:59:30.960 considers it best practice to remove the healthy breast tissue of children while administering

00:59:36.060 drugs typically used to chemically castrate high-risk sex offenders? Raising these important

00:59:41.860 questions is not bigoted, and the refusal of activists to give straightforward answers should

00:59:46.720 be seen as a major red flag. People across the entire political spectrum who believe that this

00:59:52.180 practice is morally wrong have been told that they are fascists or bigots for even questioning

00:59:56.880 this atrocity. Others have been convinced by self-proclaimed gender specialists that this

01:00:02.880 is the only treatment that will not end in your child committing suicide. I believe Americans

01:00:07.080 deserve to know the truth about this radical and perverse ideology marketed as necessary

01:00:11.980 and life-saving health care. I was only 12 years old when I told my parents that I was a boy.

01:00:19.060 Like many parents in that situation, they didn't have a clue what to do.

01:00:22.980 They were scared and desperate for answers. They wanted what every parent wants for their child,

01:00:29.640 and he'd be okay and thrive. At 13 years old, on the advice of so-called medical professionals,

01:00:35.800 I was put on puberty-blocking medication, and only a month later, I was given my first

01:00:40.480 testosterone injection. The gender clinic presented my parents with the classic false

01:00:44.840 dichotomy regarding children with gender dysphoria. Would you rather have a dead daughter or a living

01:00:51.280 son? Given these options, what loving parent wouldn't choose to transition their child? 0.99

01:00:57.840 Scared for my life, my parents were prepared to sign anything the doctors asked. This was not 0.94

01:01:02.860 informed consent. It was a decision forced under extreme duress. At 15, I went under the

01:01:10.460 knife for a radical double mastectomy, the kind that breast cancer patients get. This was after

01:01:18.220 I was sexually assaulted at school by a male student. I just told myself to man up, but I

01:01:25.140 lived my life in constant hatred of my breasts. I started binding, which deformed my breasts as

01:01:31.240 well as my ribcage. I was afraid and I couldn't wait to finally protect my body from the threat

01:01:36.380 of further molestation at 16 i finally realized what happened to me that i had made a huge mistake

01:01:45.660 i realized the beauty of motherhood was stolen from me by medical professionals my family

01:01:49.580 entrusted me to i realized after maturing a bit more that a child does not in fact know who they

01:01:55.420 are at 12 years old i realized that i wanted to be what i always was and forever will be a woman

01:02:02.620 with this realization came a series of challenges that were far worse than the transition

01:02:07.560 somehow i had to get myself off these drugs and tell everyone in my entire life that i was not

01:02:13.700 who i said i was my parents were shocked and felt like they failed me on every level imaginable

01:02:18.660 my friends all turned against me because i was evidence that their beliefs were a lie

01:02:22.740 i was a joke i was a fraud i was many years behind in development incapable and feeding

01:02:28.620 of incapable of feeding my future children and worst of all completely alone even the medical

01:02:34.860 professionals who got me into this mess now have no idea what to do with me and they refuse to

01:02:39.900 help me it almost killed me as it has killed many the regret transition the big question still

01:02:47.100 remains i was a 12 year old introduced to the idea that they could do something as ridiculous

01:02:52.380 as change their sex i was and still am the type of kid that never really fit into social norms 0.81

01:02:57.340 I was a tomboy. I was shy. I didn't socialize easily. At 11, I made my first Instagram account. 0.68

01:03:04.860 I had unmonitored internet access. It wasn't long until I was exposed to a ton of LGBTQ content

01:03:10.400 online, and I had never seen anything like it. You mean that all I have to do is subscribe to

01:03:17.000 this ideology, and then I'm an accepted, celebrated, and valued member of the most talked about

01:03:22.540 community on earth. Transgender people are the most celebrated subset of this community.

01:03:28.880 I saw the unbelievable amounts of praise and attention they got online and subconsciously I

01:03:34.580 yearn to have a piece of it. With every milestone in my medical transition I was given more and

01:03:40.880 more attention and celebration. It was the ultimate high. Even in person I got more attention. Girls

01:03:47.900 would have crushes on me and I would have people come up to me in the hallways asking to make

01:03:52.300 friends and it was it was unprecedented for me i felt like a celebrity being a kid i i didn't know

01:03:59.340 just how superficial these relationships were and so they all suddenly abandoned me just for

01:04:04.900 struggling to become who i am much of this gender confusion is based on old regressive stereotypes

01:04:10.260 of men and women which are now being reinforced with hormones and surgeries women can have short

01:04:16.660 hair and be interested in playing sports and partaking in physical activities men can grow

01:04:21.280 their hair out and wear makeup it does not change their idea it does not change their biology

01:04:28.000 the truth is this practice is harming more and more children every day what will we do

01:04:33.360 to protect this most vulnerable group up until now the media has been parroting the same

01:04:38.400 ideologically driven driven talking points affirm affirm affirm the closest i've touched

01:04:45.440 to mainstream media is a forbes journalist who wrote a hit piece on me calling basic human

01:04:50.400 biology transphobic. There are many detransitioners speaking out and they 0.99

01:04:55.680 are ignored by the institutions most responsible for the search of truth. Up 1.00

01:05:00.300 until today most politicians on the left and right have done nothing but get into

01:05:04.380 Twitter fights on this issue. There is no second chance at childhood so we must do

01:05:09.480 our best as adults to guide our children to pathways that lead to healthy bodies

01:05:13.680 and minds instead of depression and disfiguration. No child deserves to

01:05:18.520 suffer under the knife of a gender-affirming 1.00

01:05:20.500 surgeon. America's children, 0.61

01:05:22.940 all children, deserve

01:05:24.380 better. Thank you.

01:05:32.520 That is Chloe Cole.

01:05:39.780 I can't

01:05:40.900 believe that

01:05:42.600 this is really real, that we actually

01:05:44.660 have to talk about this, you guys.

01:05:46.580 I cannot believe this, but

01:05:48.080 hey, the medical complex, the medical industrial complex has found a new cash cow and it's

01:05:54.260 transition surgery. And the big pharma has found a cash cow as well. These people have to take drugs

01:06:01.320 for the rest of their lives. So they're going to jam it down our throats using every tool at their 0.95

01:06:09.680 disposal the same way they did with COVID-19. Ironically, the detransitioners, don't they 1.00

01:06:15.120 sound familiar to you maybe those who have been vaccine harmed or the unvaccinated nobody will 0.99

01:06:21.340 listen the media won't listen what's the problem politicians don't want to talk about it hmm

01:06:27.440 i'm going to leave you guys with a laugh tonight this is comedian raffi bastos

01:06:33.980 talking about because he's a foreign guy he immigrated to the united states a few

01:06:39.060 years ago, and he had to learn English, talking

01:06:40.940 about

01:06:41.360 pronouns.

01:06:44.920 I arrived here three years ago, still learning the

01:06:47.020 language. English is a very difficult language.

01:06:49.960 And you guys make

01:06:50.880 English even more difficult than it should be.

01:06:53.100 I don't know why.

01:06:54.780 I saw the other day a person saying,

01:06:56.560 don't call me he or she, call me they.

01:07:00.200 And I was like, 1.00

01:07:01.460 what the fuck? 1.00

01:07:04.400 It took me 1.00

01:07:05.100 three years to learn. I am, you are,

01:07:07.440 he is, she is.

01:07:09.060 Let me tell you, I invited a friend to have dinner at my house the other day.

01:07:13.100 And he was like, oh, I'm bringing a friend.

01:07:14.780 And I said, of course, bring him.

01:07:15.960 He was like, no, no, no, no, no.

01:07:17.980 Bring them?

01:07:19.760 So I bought a lot of food.

01:07:22.740 My friend showed up at my house with one person.

01:07:28.340 So I said, where are they?

01:07:32.940 And he said, they are here. 1.00

01:07:35.480 so you tell them that they're gonna eat all of this fucking food 0.99

01:07:43.960 yeah so good comedy funny bits yeah we're gonna shut that down why does it jump to the next one 0.98

01:07:53.060 all the time now i'm gonna have to go back and i gotta do yeah so good comedy in a sea of tragedy

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01:08:14.820 investigations and security i know that you don't believe in the pronouns right um and there's this

01:08:21.940 this one that describes straight people as cis which i just laugh at every time as well but i

01:08:28.240 was asked during my court case for the tickets a couple of months ago, are the tickets still

01:08:32.820 up there? No, I took them down now. But when I went to court for the tickets, they asked

01:08:37.680 me what pronouns I would prefer. And that was the court stenographer. And I looked up

01:08:45.780 at her and I said, what are you talking about? I don't play that garbage. That was not a 0.99

01:08:54.500 good foot to get off on with this particular judge let me tell you but my recommendation would be

01:09:00.900 if you're ever in a situation where somebody says and what are your preferred pronouns please

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01:13:20.180 tacit investigations and security would you guys like to see keith wilson on this show keith wilson

01:13:27.320 yes the lawyer one of the guys behind the freedom convoy who was handling all the legal stuff

01:13:33.020 and he was also involved in the uh in the emergency act commission the public order emergency

01:13:39.920 commission in november even though he didn't get up and question any of the witnesses he was there

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01:14:05.920 week that's it for the show tonight you guys i hope you enjoyed i hope you had a good time

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