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00:11:20.700canada nanosilver.ca all right let's begin with this story here this is a great story because
00:11:26.220Well, we talked a little bit about it last night. The left wing corporate media attacking Pierre Polyev, Polyev's remarks regarding the World Economic Forum.
00:11:35.620So we told you about this a little bit last night, this particular press conference.
00:11:39.340But let's go ahead and play you the clip. It's 57 seconds. Trudeau handling this left wing corporate CBC journalist.
00:11:46.840when she asks him if he is dog whistling with whatever that means if he is dog whistling to
00:11:53.480the extreme far right knuckle draggers listen to what he has to say here a number of your own
00:11:59.420comments and actions have been um characterized as dog whistling to the far right by who by a
00:12:05.680number of different experts and a number of the experts who work who are the experts okay well
00:12:12.040I think it's been established that this is a concern.
00:12:15.340Are you trying to court the far-right vote?
00:12:35.680I would love to see this reporter probably become incredulous with Pollyov.
00:12:41.100My question is, like now condescending and getting angry, but she can't even support her question with the names of these so-called experts. Let's continue.
00:12:52.320It seems to be based on a false premise. You can't even tell me who these experts are. It sounds like it's just a CBC smear job.
00:12:59.820I know that Justin Trudeau's supporters are so desperate to distract from that because his political career is falling apart.
00:13:07.640So we're seeing we're seeing an attempt here to distract and protect Justin Trudeau from his extremely unpopular carbon taxes and other failing policies.
00:13:17.500But we won't let him or his or others distract from that reality.0.97
00:13:22.100All right, so the others, I'm assuming he's referring to in this particular clip, Polly Evis, is the CBC reporter herself, that left-wing scumbag.0.96
00:13:35.360Oh, I'm sure she's a very nice girl. I shouldn't have said that.0.96
00:13:38.920And the so-called experts that she can't name.
00:13:45.200So if you're going to ask a question, you know, I think they probably all go to journalism school, but it's sad.
00:13:51.640Isn't that the state of journalism these days?
00:13:55.640Speaking of journalism, there's something called the Trusted News Initiative out there.
00:14:01.920I'm not sure if you guys are aware of this.
00:14:03.960You've probably heard me mention this a couple of times.
00:14:06.460It's a league, a society of journalistic organizations from across the world
00:14:16.540who have banded together to try and stamp out mis- and disinformation.
00:14:21.640okay so this comes from the parispeaceforum.org website which happens in november of this year
00:14:30.160and this particular piece was written by jessica cecil i'm going to read this piece to you because
00:14:37.540it's very important that you hear this jessica cecil director of the trusted news initiative
00:14:42.400also with the bbc the british broadcasting corporation all right
00:16:56.240Many organizations have been trying to clear up the mess created by disinformation, but they have not been acting on the basis of shared standards, methods, and principles.
00:17:05.140The response has been incoherent, so what's to be done?
00:17:09.480The Trusted News Initiative, thank you so very much!
00:17:15.560First, we need to establish a shared understanding of the harm caused by dabbling and spreading disinformation.
00:17:23.720Bad actors seeking to destabilize others or make money will never be persuadable.
00:17:28.760but political leaders, especially in established democracies, must become more aware of the toxic
00:17:33.940effect they have by giving a nod and a wink to a false story. Too many have ridden on the back
00:17:40.480of fake news for their own short-term ends. They need to recognize the polluting effects of giving
00:17:46.120credence to disinformation, and if they won't act, then others, the media, think tanks, tech
00:17:51.760platforms, and others must have the courage to call them out. That way, there can be no shelter
00:17:57.180of ambiguity under which the truly malicious can hide next we find ways to ensure that telling the
00:18:03.840truth and fighting disinformation pays this vital this is everything that's going on in canada right
00:18:10.660now by the way and possibly in france very soon too this vital conversation is already underway
00:18:17.500quality journalism is expensive and it's encouraging to see the tech platforms are
00:18:23.200working with news organizations to find financial incentives to create accurate news online but
00:18:29.420story getting which involves rigorous fact checking costs much more than making it up
00:18:34.300reliable news needs to be rewarded and supported even more beyond this there is a further vital
00:18:42.160and expensive tier of work that must happen helping audiences themselves navigate this
00:18:48.440complicated online information landscape audiences need to be given the tools to spot
00:18:53.640for themselves what they can rely on and what they can't for this we need news organizations
00:19:03.620and tech platforms to harness the insights of academia how do audiences react to what they see
00:19:10.300when are they vulnerable we must collaborate to broaden and intensify media education not just for
00:19:17.120children, but for everyone, including the elderly. We need to understand how the platform's own
00:19:24.540warning systems work in practice and what that means for others. All this is urgent and must
00:19:30.900be paid for with a market to encourage the good. But as yet, no one is holding that discussion,
00:19:39.120And this must change. Finally, we need a framework of shared values and practices across news
00:19:47.880organizations, tech companies, and other organizations. This requires building
00:19:52.580international alliances. I founded and led the Trusted News Initiative for two years.
00:19:59.160It's a real-time conversation between top global tech companies and news providers about
00:20:04.180disinformation and what to do about it in very specific circumstances when there is an immediate
00:20:10.080threat to life or to democratic processes like elections you mean Chinese interference
00:20:17.260you mean canceling one side out on all social media the side that you don't like
00:20:25.440is that what you mean project origin pioneered by Microsoft oh Microsoft is involved in
00:20:34.160this awesome the bbc cbc oh that's us and the new york times is an attempt to create a common
00:20:45.120standard for establishing if a piece of media is authentic it's a technology driven solution to
00:20:51.940identifying deep fakes video that looks like it comes from a respectable source but which have
00:20:58.140been altered, manipulated. At the moment, it's almost impossible to spot. This kind of international
00:21:06.160cooperation is vital. So basically what this woman is saying here is every video that we've ever
00:21:11.580played on this show is just a deep fake. It's not real. Kind of. She's not giving us specific
00:21:20.100examples, but she's just painting an overall picture here. So all the videos of Klaus Schwab,
00:21:24.860you know, saying that they've penetrated the cabinets.
00:22:25.160Jacinda Ardern, former Prime Minister of New Zealand, has been saying very much that same thing.
00:22:30.000She said it all through the COVID scare, the COVID response.
00:22:34.820And now she is actually a member of a censorship team, leading that team at Harvard, trying to come up with new ways to censor people online.
00:23:24.320jabbed Albertans in the back during an exchange with journalist Amanda Lang, host of the Hub's
00:23:29.700new series, The Business of Government. Kenny prefaced his talk on why government works and
00:23:34.960sometimes doesn't work on the rise of alt-right media during the COVID pandemic. There's a greater
00:23:40.560polarization on social media, he said, attributing his short tenure as premier to their growing
00:23:46.400presence among the conservative base. Kenny helmed the party for five years, three as premier,
00:23:52.100after merging the legacy of PC and Wild Rose under the UCP.
00:23:57.800I found in the COVID context, it was hard to communicate.
00:24:02.100And he continued on saying that he was a fairly persuasive communicator.
00:24:06.800I found it almost impossible to persuade or even speak to some segments of the population on COVID
00:24:12.320as they opted out of mainstream media entirely during the pandemic.
00:24:16.800In May of 2022, Kenny informed supporters he'd be stepping down after incurring a 51.4% support from 39,298 UCP members who voted yes to the question, do you approve of the current leader?
00:24:34.360The Tory Premier repeatedly claimed he would remain party leader if he received 50 plus 1% support.
00:24:39.900So he is saying that unless we have people listening to the trusted news initiative sources, we're not going to be able to control anybody anymore.
00:25:07.020And the Covington kids, look up that video and look at the different angles with which the left-wing corporate media portrayed that story.
00:25:15.480And look at all the money that's been, you know, handed out by the courts from broadcast companies, from news organizations to those kids who were defamed by their stories.
00:25:26.700Speaks a lot about the state of media, and it's always been like that.
00:25:31.440so when people start talking about the great awakening this may be what they're talking about
00:25:39.160in part at least look at this another story from rebel news uncovering the media's cover-up media
00:25:44.040covering something up what we're supposed to trust them there are one voice to trust
00:25:48.960the disappearance of quebec or his pandemic columns
00:25:54.280have they been deleting stories that they themselves published interesting no oh yes
00:26:02.200it appears that the newspapers le journal de quebec and le journal de montreal both owned by
00:26:08.200quebec or have attempted to erase a portion of their reprehensible media coverage during the
00:26:14.440pandemic for those of you who don't follow opinion articles numerous columns published during the
00:26:19.980pandemic period, signed by columnists like Richard Martineau, Sophie DeRoche, Denise Bombardier,
00:34:09.480$34 an hour works out to, she's working eight hours a day.1.00
00:34:15.860Two weeks, every two weeks, $2,720.1.00
00:34:19.320There must, like, unless she's got a mortgage that's through the roof or a car payment that's through the roof, maybe just trade your car and get rid of that lease, whatever it is.
00:34:27.120Because you're going to, like, this is the thing that we have to do in order to keep, I've done this.
00:57:51.000This is footage earlier at Napili Park.
00:57:53.280I didn't feel safe speaking freely about the situation while I was there, but the police are issuing permission slips for residents to freely come and go to their homes, to other parts of the island.
00:58:08.100How long have you guys been in line to get these?
00:58:13.840It's been in line three hours, but it's probably longer now, you know.
00:58:17.680Okay, I just didn't want to talk over where I was actually speaking live there.
00:58:22.700But I'm going to walk along the line so you can see there are thousands of people here at this park.
00:58:30.580There were two separate locations where they told people to come get these permission slips, which would allow them to leave their houses, travel to other parts of the island that were unaffected, and return.
00:58:43.940Now, one very important thing to note with all of this is many of these people, including us, live approximately 20 minutes away from the fire, and we are very, very far away from any structure or any, you know, any building, car, anything like that that was directly affected by the fire.
00:59:07.320We watched the fire from very far away, and there was no fire here.
00:59:11.400Another important thing to note is the power is now back on at the time, at least where we live. The power is back on at the time that I'm making this video. But we do not have communication and we have some other issues still.
00:59:32.020Now, the thing that I don't understand, and I have asked many people who are police, who work for the mayor's office, I've asked them why this is necessary, why people cannot go freely from their houses to other parts of the island that were unaffected and that have medical supplies and other things that they may need,
00:59:58.080and free communication to the outside world without having to hop or without having to hike
01:00:03.560to the top of the hill and get to a tower on Molokai, which is what I've been having to do.
01:00:09.740And nobody's been able to tell me why this is necessary.
01:00:17.700As predicted by many, insurance companies are now denying payouts to rebuild properties
01:00:23.500affected by the maui fires based on zoning infractions not that long ago hawaiian government
01:00:31.540officials in the areas that were just affected by the wildfires passed a law saying that that land
01:00:38.380could not be redistricted for new building permits unless some sort or some type of a serious natural
01:00:45.680disaster occurred serious natural disaster occurred and what did we have happened through
01:00:56.640those three districts of very sacred land to the hawaiians a very serious natural disaster
01:01:03.220i'm not going to get into space lasers and all of that shit but people called their insurance
01:01:10.560companies after the fire and the insurance companies for the first time informed them
01:01:16.740that there was zoning infractions on their land so they would not honor their insurance policies
01:01:22.800and within 24 hours of these people losing their homes the same developers who the Hawaiian elders
01:01:32.200fought in court to have that law passed are already calling these people and making them
01:01:37.640offers for their homes this is what happens when the government sticks their fingers in everything
01:01:44.080the government's in the insurance industry they're talking to people who are paying for their
01:01:48.260campaigns which are the buyers of this land all right so this is his summation he's saying that
01:01:53.340it's the government the government the government ah yeah it's probably the government doing it
01:01:57.980but acting on whose orders those same billionaires who are buying carbon offsets yeah
01:02:10.040minneapolis art center slammed wait till you see this for encouraging family-friendly demon
01:02:18.060summoning what from summit.news look at this families are invited to create a vessel
01:02:27.300to trap the demon arts and culture center in minneapolis receiving backlash after it promoted
01:02:39.320an event encouraging families to attend a ceremony to summon and befriend a demon of
01:02:46.220their choosing yeah really alpha news reports the walker art center held a pagan ritual geared
01:02:52.300towards families last weekend with a performance called lilith the empathic demon you can find
01:03:01.260this story and more like it at summit.news go and read it for yourself friends and finally
01:03:07.520chat gpt i'm not sure if you've used this at all i have not i'm not really interested in the ai
01:03:15.500because i know it's all left-wing bias and look hey there's a study out just yesterday that says
01:03:21.820chat gpt shows significant and systemic left-wing bias concerns about a left-wing bias and chat gpt
01:03:29.140have been raised before notably by elon musk so let's go ahead and read a little bit of this story
01:03:34.300uh uk researchers have found this according to the new study by the university of east anglia
01:03:40.340this includes favoring the labor party joe biden's democrats in the u.s concerns about an inbuilt
01:03:46.900political bias and chat gpt have been raised before uh elon musk is the one who did that but
01:03:52.420the academics said their work was the first large-scale study to find proof of any favoritism
01:03:57.860lead author dr fabio matoki warned that giving the increasing use of open ai's platform by the
01:04:04.600public the findings could have implications for upcoming elections on both sides of the atlantic
01:04:10.140this is election interference at its finest
01:04:14.860if the bias were to the right we should be equally concerned any bias in a platform like
01:04:23.680this is a concern that's what dr motoki told sky news sometimes people forget these ai models are
01:04:31.060just machines they provide very believable digested summaries of what you're asking
01:04:35.040even if they're completely wrong and if you ask it are you neutral it says oh i am
01:04:40.140just as the media the internet and social media can influence the public this could be very harmful
01:04:46.460stay away from any of these things you know what again i have no problem with i'm going to shut
01:04:52.000this off i have no problem guys with any of the technologies that are coming out today and i had
01:04:56.340this conversation with an insurance agent friend of mine the other day uh you know if you want to
01:05:01.900be able to pay with a card because you haven't got any cash on you and you can't find an atm or
01:05:07.280the ATM charge to withdraw cash is $5. Why should I pay $5 to have a transaction on my bank account?
01:05:14.140No, no, thank you. I'd rather pay with my card. Now, that should be an option. Cash should be
01:05:20.200an option. Whatever method you want to pay with should be an option, but it's not happening that
01:05:25.240way. So the technology is not inherently evil. It's the application of the technology that is
01:05:32.700becoming evil meaning left wing communism right that's that's why we're pushing back on all of
01:05:40.980this stuff anyway that is it for the show tonight you guys i really appreciate you being here if
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