The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thurs Jan. 19th⧸2023

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00:01:30.000 Hey, how you guys doing?

00:01:59.140 welcome to shadow at night this is thursday january the 19th 2023 so many of you are watching

00:02:07.060 on the main facebook page tonight and there is no show in the subscriber group tonight let me explain

00:02:13.620 in the last half hour i don't know what the reasoning for this is but there has been some

00:02:21.120 kind of a weird glitch that's happened within the subscriber group our friend steve beige was

00:02:29.040 kicked out of the group and a few other people were kicked out of the group and when i tried

00:02:34.120 to go into the subscriber group myself as the administrator i couldn't get in to the subscriber

00:02:41.400 group so facebook tells me there is some kind of a problem that they're working on fixing right now

00:02:49.940 so i thought for tonight and until we get this thing fixed in the subscriber group and i apologize

00:02:59.340 profusely for this i wish there was something i could do to remedy the situation but

00:03:04.360 until we get this problem fixed we're going to keep the show on here for now i'm hoping that

00:03:11.660 once the show is over tonight i can go and and fix this whole thing or at least find out what's

00:03:16.400 going on and how long the problem is going to last but in the meantime

00:03:19.940 tonight we are on the main shadow davis show facebook page we are also broadcasting live

00:03:26.680 at shadow davis on twitter and we're broadcasting live on the rumble page so let's go ahead and say

00:03:32.700 hello to some people tonight who are joining who haven't maybe seen the show in the last few days

00:03:37.620 because of the subscription thing subscription thing did i say sir there's a b in there

00:03:41.700 subscription thing so hello david and steve is here steve beige is here and steve i i really

00:03:50.000 wish i could give you a a reasonable explanation as to what happened because i know that you know

00:03:55.700 steve and i spoke on the phone this afternoon as i was ripping what's left of my hair out trying to

00:04:00.400 figure out what the hell is going on with the subscriber group and why people are having so

00:04:04.680 much trouble subscribing and i asked steve and steve's explanation to me well it made sense to

00:04:13.220 him you got to go into your google pay you see and then once you get in there you got to go in

00:04:20.400 you got to you got to go through that and it lets you in through there and then you go in and you

00:04:24.000 take your visa number out and and i thought really it's that complicated the whole reason i started

00:04:30.720 that thing was to make it simple you could hit one button subscribe you could go ahead and pay

00:04:36.600 through facebook pay and that was going to be it six dollars and 49 cents a month i thought that

00:04:41.660 was a pretty good price i didn't go up to 12 or 15 or 25 like many other people do i stayed

00:04:49.180 at 649 thinking okay you know what that's a cup of coffee or two and the difficulty

00:04:56.020 that I have had trying to get this thing to work properly

00:04:59.840 in the past three days is amazing.

00:05:02.340 So what I'm going to do is fix the thing tonight, tomorrow,

00:05:06.840 and I'm going to try and get a hold.

00:05:09.800 I never thought I'd ever say this.

00:05:11.760 I'm going to try and get a hold of a Facebook consultant,

00:05:15.400 somebody who may have had this problem before,

00:05:18.560 and try and figure this thing out.

00:05:20.480 Because for all of the people that did pay the $6.49

00:05:24.300 to be in the subscriber group,

00:05:26.020 we need to treat them fairly, I believe.

00:05:29.860 And so tonight, a freebie on the Facebook page

00:05:33.380 and on Rumble and on Twitter,

00:05:35.080 and we're going to get into the show in just a second.

00:05:37.640 Hello, Bear Berry, and hello, Shirley,

00:05:40.820 and Marnie, and Dan, and Colleen, and Johnny,

00:05:46.380 and Angel from New Brunswick, and Patricia.

00:05:49.080 Elizabeth from Peachland, British Columbia.

00:05:51.700 Dennis is watching tonight from Alberta.

00:05:53.520 Hello, Rosanna and Alan and Adrian and Kim and Patricia.

00:05:59.660 Yeah, so I hope you guys understand my explanation.

00:06:02.260 I barely did because it only just happened in the last half hour,

00:06:05.400 usually when I'm getting into high gear to start the show.

00:06:08.740 Let's go over to Rumble and see who's there.

00:06:10.820 Hello, Jules345 and Greg FB is the problem, Greg says.

00:06:15.920 Yeah, probably.

00:06:18.120 You know, guys, if there's another way to monetize this, I will do that.

00:06:21.240 And there are so many people.

00:06:23.520 who have been so generous with their offers to send me checks and cash money and what's your

00:06:31.520 address i'll mail you something and you do understand that for me to keep track of all

00:06:38.240 of those things okay so betty paid on january the 19th for three months so i'll mark that down

00:06:45.900 and gerald paid for two months on january 22nd so guys i would need an administrator an actual

00:06:55.280 secretary somebody who an office manager and it's only just me i can't spend two or three hours

00:07:02.740 every day dealing with all of that stuff and that's why i decided to go through the facebook

00:07:07.700 pay system because it's easy it's automated you don't have to do any of that stuff but i do

00:07:12.960 appreciate everybody who has made those gestures uh i just haven't got enough time in one day to

00:07:20.880 be able to handle all of that hello brian and tootsie's mom and the sleeping giant one from

00:07:27.000 winnipeg hello lap it full shit show one is watching again diamond sue two is watching from 0.96

00:07:35.280 perry sound so yes uh that's where we're sitting right now on the show tonight you guys once again 0.97

00:07:40.220 let me apologize to everybody and and let's get on with things okay uh we're gonna start tonight

00:07:46.900 sadly with uh with a death now this is not a suspicious death this is not was he vaccinated

00:07:56.840 this is not anything like that this is a guy who lived a troubled life a guy who lived a very

00:08:04.060 very hard life he abused drugs and alcohol he got straight i think in the last 20 years or so but in

00:08:10.760 the 60s and 70s and the early part of the 80s this guy was long gone i think that's what his book is

00:08:17.220 called long gone or way gone or whatever it is david crosby originally of the birds and crosby

00:08:25.760 stills and nash and then crosby stills nash and young has died at the age of 81 and

00:08:34.060 the death came as a surprise well i mean you know you make it to 81 after living that life i'd say

00:08:42.300 whoo good on you buddy but the death apparently according to variety.com came as a surprise to

00:08:48.360 those who followed his very active twitter account which he kept tweeting on as recently as wednesday

00:08:54.540 one of crosby's final tweets the day before he died was to make a typically jocular comment about

00:09:01.160 heaven i heard the place is overrated it's cloudy so yeah david crosby sadly and and this guy you

00:09:09.500 know i mean so many huge songs that he had a hand in and the first one that comes to my mind is

00:09:18.360 sweet judy blue eyes obviously written by steven stills but i mean when you're talking about

00:09:22.560 crosby stills and nash he was the middle voice in that threesome you've got a three-part harmony

00:09:28.920 there and he was the middle and they say that's the toughest one to do because you're not setting

00:09:34.320 the tone and you're hearing singers come from both sides right in the Beatles for example

00:09:40.220 John Lennon was usually the bottom of the harmony and Paul was the top George was in the middle and

00:09:47.480 he had to somehow find that middle ground in all of the great harmonies that they did and the same

00:09:52.840 went for david crosby so yeah uh very successful career some great music david crosby has passed

00:10:01.240 away at the age of 81 this is interesting from the associated press remember like three four

00:10:06.960 years ago alec baldwin on the set of that movie fired a gun it was supposed to be you know fakes

00:10:12.580 or or blanks and he wound up killing the director or one of the directors of the movie well he's

00:10:19.780 now going to be charged with manslaughter in that set shooting. From Santa Fe, New Mexico,

00:10:27.400 Alec Baldwin and a weapons specialist will be charged with involuntary manslaughter in the

00:10:32.080 shooting of a cinematographer on a New Mexico movie set prosecutors announced today,

00:10:37.200 citing a criminal disregard for safety. Santa Fe District Attorney Mary Carmack Altweez issued

00:10:45.640 a statement announcing the charges against Baldwin and Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, who supervised

00:10:50.440 the weapons on the set of the Western called Rust. Halnia Hutchins died shortly after being wounded

00:10:56.340 during rehearsals at a ranch on the outskirts of Santa Fe on October 21st, 2021. Oh, it's not that

00:11:02.100 long ago, I guess. Baldwin was pointing a pistol at Hutchins when the gun went off, killing her

00:11:07.060 and wounding the director, Joel Sousa. Assistant director David Halls, who handed Baldwin the gun,

00:11:12.940 has signed an agreement to plead guilty to negligent use of a deadly weapon.

00:11:17.660 The district attorney's office said the decision to charge Baldwin marked a stunning fall for an A-list actor

00:11:24.460 whose 40-year career included the early blockbuster The Hunt for Red October,

00:11:29.820 a starring role on 30 Rock, as well as iconic appearances in The Departed,

00:11:34.580 a film adaptation of David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross.

00:11:38.320 In recent years, he was known for his impression of former President Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live.

00:11:42.940 So there's that story. Sad story all around, really.

00:11:47.360 OK, you guys know I don't believe so much in polls, right?

00:11:53.980 I'm not a poll guy. Never really have been, because I believe that they influence people to vote in a certain direction.

00:12:03.400 they shouldn't like when it comes to voting we should all be doing our research on the category

00:12:09.400 or sorry on the uh on the candidates in our writings and understand what that person stands

00:12:15.580 for and then vote accordingly but people will tend to follow a crowd a lot of times that's just human

00:12:21.380 nature and that's what we've seen a lot of in the last three years right so this poll says that the

00:12:28.220 This is a NANOS poll. Usually the NANOS polling is heavily in favor of the Liberal Party.

00:12:34.920 That's why I'm actually a little bit shocked by this.

00:12:38.380 Federal Conservatives open a seven-point lead over the Liberals to start the year.

00:12:43.500 Again, from NANOS research. So let's go dig into what the hell.

00:12:48.960 The Federal Conservatives have gained a seven-point lead over the Liberals in the latest weekly ballot tracking by NANOS.

00:12:53.920 Now again, 1,000. This is how polling is done.

00:12:56.920 So don't sit there and say, yeah, well, 1,000 people don't represent the entire country.

00:13:01.000 This is how polling has always been done.

00:13:04.140 So 1,084 random interviews conducted during the weekend in January 13th.

00:13:08.840 Polyev's conservatives would capture 35.6% of the vote if an election were held today, while the liberals would get 28.3%.

00:13:18.700 That's down a lot for Trudeau, which is good news if any of this is true at all.

00:13:25.100 the NDP still hovering around 20 percent at 20.7 the bloc i don't even know why they include the

00:13:31.640 bloc in these things really i mean it's supposed to be a national poll right the bloc only runs

00:13:35.920 in quebec but anyway they say the bloc would get 7.4 the greens somehow would get 5.8 the people's

00:13:42.220 party would get 2.1 so let's take all of this and add it together as far as progressive marxist

00:13:50.180 style parties and right-wing common sense type parties the conservative party plus the people's

00:13:58.260 party would garner garner 37.7 percent of the popular vote if an election were held today

00:14:05.280 which would be just enough by my reckoning and the reckoning of many political pundits who've

00:14:11.620 been doing it for years just enough to push them into majority territory 37 percent popular vote

00:14:18.440 is generally the line that you need to get over in canada with the system the way it works the

00:14:24.300 first pass the poll system that's what you need to get over to form a majority government all right

00:14:30.720 but if you look at the marxist parties who's going to vote for the marxist parties

00:14:35.280 what percentage of people the bloc is in fact a left-wing progressive style party in quebec they

00:14:42.680 get 7.4 percent we know what the NDP are so let's add this up 28.1 percent and then the liberals

00:14:49.280 28.3 so 57 percent of Canadians would still vote for a left-wing progressive slash Marxist style

00:14:58.900 party to run the government of our country which is kind of sad considering that right-leaning

00:15:07.640 common sense minded conservatives would only get 37.7 or 8%. That's the zeitgeist of our country

00:15:16.100 right now. And I think a lot of those people who say that have no concept of the fact that

00:15:21.900 Justin Trudeau's liberals are in fact a left wing progressive slash Marxist party. I don't think

00:15:29.320 they know that. I think they believe the liberal party is the same as the liberal party of

00:15:34.600 yesteryear under Paul Martin and Jean Chrétien, more of a middle ground type party, right?

00:15:40.780 Because that's what the liberals always were until Trudeau took them over. That's not completely

00:15:47.840 true, but they became completely and totally Marxist when Trudeau took them over. And people

00:15:53.900 are just completely unaware of that. So let's go to the poll aggregator. This is called Canada

00:15:58.460 338 right here 338 canada.com sorry about that so let's see how this would play out because what

00:16:05.800 they do these guys is they take all of the polls that get done in the last couple of months and

00:16:10.120 they aggregate them and they come up with an average so uh including this latest poll from

00:16:15.140 nanos what they're showing here is that the conservative party would get 35 of the popular

00:16:19.840 vote liberals 31 ndp 21 block gets six gpc gets four and the ppc gets three let's translate that

00:16:27.460 into how many seats in the house of common uh the cpc would get 145 they say anywhere between 114

00:16:33.780 and 174 and in canada you need 170 to have a very very slim majority government the liberals could

00:16:41.500 get anywhere between 102 and 163 seats the block anywhere between 21 and 32 the liberal sorry the

00:16:47.080 ndp anywhere between 15 and 50 and the greens would get anywhere between two and three well

00:16:53.020 the PPC would probably be shut out again. How long would this 145-seat Conservative Party

00:17:00.380 minority government last? Probably about two weeks until all the other parties could get together,

00:17:06.920 have a confidence vote, and vote them out. So unless we can somehow unite the right in this

00:17:13.440 country, which is what Stephen Harper did in 2001-2002 when he got the Canadian alliance

00:17:21.940 together with the former progressive conservative party and called themselves the conservative

00:17:26.960 party of canada only then will conservatives have even a remote chance of forming a government

00:17:34.020 that's going to last in this country for at least four years that's the only way if it doesn't

00:17:40.580 happen it's going to be liberal minorities from here until eternity from here to eternity all

00:17:47.620 right speaking of politics over in alberta a lot of people were rooting for this and if you'll

00:17:53.900 recall what i said about danielle smith dabbling in the court system is you can't do that in canada

00:18:02.620 and i've been saying that for the last couple of nights and people have been saying that i'm a

00:18:06.840 traitor for saying that basically i'm standing up for our government system and the way it's

00:18:12.720 supposed to run. And remember, this is what Trudeau did to get himself in trouble with SNC

00:18:18.120 Lavalin, that whole big scandal. He tried to tip the scales of our justice system in favor of SNC

00:18:25.280 Lavalin regarding a case they were involved in, a corruption case, I believe it was, with some

00:18:29.500 company in Africa. And he wanted to make sure that Canadians didn't lose any good paying jobs

00:18:38.360 in montreal so he wanted to stand in favor of snc lavalon and kind of influence the courts you can't

00:18:44.680 do that and you can't influence the prosecuting attorneys in your country or province either

00:18:51.220 and apparently now ironically left-wing corporate media has got their fingers pointed right at

00:18:56.740 danielle smith saying she's doing the same thing trudeau did but they don't use trudeau as an

00:19:00.800 example they just say premiers and prime ministers in canada are not supposed to be trying to corrupt

00:19:06.300 Government bureaucratic officials

00:19:08.920 Especially those in prosecuting offices

00:19:11.140 And so this is what happens on the CBC today

00:19:13.640 Alberta Premier's office

00:19:15.540 Contacted Crown Prosecution

00:19:17.420 About Coots cases

00:19:18.840 According to sources

00:19:20.380 So this could be from anybody

00:19:24.300 Or it could be from nobody

00:19:27.160 It could be something they made up

00:19:29.280 Because sources

00:19:30.180 A staffer

00:19:31.980 In Danielle Smith's office

00:19:34.580 Excuse me

00:19:36.300 sent a series of emails to the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service

00:19:40.740 challenging prosecutors' assessment and direction on cases

00:19:43.660 stemming from the Coutts border blockades and protests.

00:19:46.360 I understand we want to get those guys out of jail in Alberta.

00:19:51.940 I believe they have been wrongfully charged.

00:19:58.280 I believe there is sufficient evidence to show that.

00:20:02.600 But as a politician, you can't do that.

00:20:05.920 And, of course, there's a whistleblower in Danielle Smith's office, somebody who's part of the bureaucracy, somebody who's part of the block, the dark block, somebody who's supposed to be nonpartisan but is partisan, working as a bureaucrat in Danielle Smith's office.

00:20:28.820 And she'll never be able to figure out who it is so she can fire that person.

00:20:32.400 But anyway, and it's a whistleblower, too.

00:20:35.920 not knowing if it's politically motivated but anyway the emails were sent last fall according

00:20:41.160 to sources who cbc has agreed not to identify because they fear they could lose their jobs

00:20:45.240 soon after smith was elected leader of the ucp and sworn in as premier her office asked for a

00:20:51.580 briefing on the cases subsequent emails critiqued the prosecutor's assessment of the charges and

00:20:56.480 pushed back on the characterizations of the protest this is so improper on so many levels

00:21:01.980 it's pure interference with crown independence at one source with knowing of the correspondence

00:21:07.760 and they do have a point now would they be reacting the same way if say rachel notley

00:21:14.360 the ndp leader was the premier of alberta right now and she dabbled i don't think so

00:21:20.780 the deep state in canada that's what this is maybe the revelation comes just days after smith

00:21:28.820 herself backtracked from comments about two instances when she said she had contacted

00:21:33.300 crown prosecutors subsequently clarifying that at no time had she communicated directly with

00:21:38.940 prosecutors the premier's office did not respond to cbc's request for comment so we're leaving that

00:21:44.300 out there for now but could that be construed as political interference in a court case maybe

00:21:50.780 depending on what was said and we haven't got transcripts of those emails just yet

00:21:56.820 but it's possible now in order for danielle smith to actually get these guys out of jail

00:22:03.960 she could craft legislation to do so that's according to experts academics at the university

00:22:10.020 of alberta by the way but she hasn't had a chance to do that yet so we'll see what what happens in 0.98

00:22:15.940 alberta but that's one thing guys politicians in canada should not be allowed to dabble in the 0.82

00:22:24.040 court system because when you get those lefties in there those marxists i mean look what happened

00:22:30.720 to tomorrow leach look what happened to pat king look what happened to freedom george those guys

00:22:36.140 were in jail for a very long time weren't they do you think there was some government involvement

00:22:40.600 there maybe maybe not we'll never really know unless some documents leak and there's a whistleblower

00:22:47.880 who asks to remain anonymous but it's possible i mean it seemed like political persecution didn't

00:22:55.680 it okay um something happened in the united states today that was very alarming so i looked up

00:23:06.140 to see if it could happen in canada and it can but there are more regulations in place in canada

00:23:13.920 to make it less likely so let's get into that in just a second but this from true north so it's

00:23:21.260 tnc.news bmo ceo bank of montreal ceo questioned on convoy comments andrew lawton is in davos

00:23:30.020 switzerland finance minister christia freeland's meeting notes from last february says bmo ceo

00:23:36.180 daryl white wanted to classify freedom convoy protesters as terrorists bmo never replied when

00:23:43.180 True North asked for comment on it, but True North's Andrew

00:23:45.400 Lawton ran into Daryl on the streets of Davos

00:23:47.440 and asked him directly, and here's

00:23:49.500 what he said. Andrew Lawton here

00:23:51.160 in Dallas, Switzerland,

00:23:53.060 annual meeting

00:23:53.920 2023, the world's global banking leaders,

00:23:57.600 national leaders,

00:23:59.120 all leading the Congress, just a little bit

00:24:01.220 over there. You may recall during the

00:24:03.160 Public Order Emergency Commission hearings in Canada,

00:24:05.460 Deputy Finance Minister, Christia

00:24:07.200 Freeland, who is an invited

00:24:09.020 guest here at the World Economic Forum

00:24:10.940 annual meeting, shared minutes of

00:24:13.180 meeting banking executives on the eve of the government's invocation of the Emergencies Act

00:24:18.100 just shy of one year ago. And in those meeting minutes, Minister Freeland noted that Daryl

00:24:23.640 slash BMO, a reference to Daryl White, the CEO of BMO, had actually called for the convoy

00:24:28.740 organizers to be classified as terrorists under Canada's terrorist financing measures so that

00:24:34.080 banks could intervene and freeze their accounts and perhaps seize their assets. Now, I've asked

00:24:39.600 him out to comment on this and have not received any response whatsoever but i did run into

00:24:44.620 decided to ask him directly why he wanted convoy protesters as terrorists uh minister freeland

00:24:52.840 said during the public order emergency commission that you had wanted to call the convoy protest

00:24:56.900 terrorists to deal with their financing why was that so i i would never call the convoy

00:25:03.740 protesters terrorists uh what was uh what was said was that um in in order for the banks to be

00:25:12.980 helpful there are certain rules and those protocols include sanction where we can in fact

00:25:20.420 help in that case otherwise it's not our business to to interfere in the affairs of

00:25:26.760 anyone's finances truckers or otherwise one of the other uh banking executives on that call

00:25:31.360 had pushed back a little bit and said that they didn't want

00:25:33.380 the banks to be weaponized. Was that a

00:25:35.440 view you shared? Oh, it's always a view I shared.

00:25:37.460 I don't think banks should be weaponized any more than

00:25:39.360 any other industry. I think

00:25:41.520 we have jobs to do, and we do it

00:25:43.420 for Canadians, and I think generally,

00:25:45.460 in fact, more than generally, we do it pretty well.

00:25:47.260 Did you support the financial measures?

00:25:51.780 As you can see there, according to

00:25:53.380 Minister Freeland's handwritten notes,

00:25:55.420 Daryl slash BMO said label them

00:25:57.400 as terrorists. He also complained that

00:25:59.460 Canada was being viewed as a banana republic by investors around the world. Freeland pushed back

00:26:05.120 against that and told Mr. White to tell the investor that Canada is not like the USA who

00:26:10.260 had people literally invade their legislature. Now Mr. White today is saying that he never wants

00:26:16.320 to see banks weaponized but he wouldn't answer the question as to whether he supported those

00:26:21.300 measures coming into effect in the first place. I remind you that Minister Freeland's notes from

00:26:25.860 that call show only one banking CEO in Canada pushing back against what the federal government

00:26:31.720 was doing. For True North from Davos, I'm Andrew Lawton. Andrew Lawton of True North is doing a

00:26:37.040 fantastic job over there in Davos. And so, by the way, in case you missed last night's show,

00:26:42.260 so, by the way, our Ezra Levant at Avi Umeni of Rebel News, they were over there

00:26:46.060 hammering questions on Albert Bourla yesterday, CEO of Pfizer, and he wouldn't answer any

00:26:52.940 questions. Now, getting back to this interview that Andrew just did with the BMO CEO, did you

00:26:57.260 support the measures? And the guy just kind of smirked and walked away. What does that mean?

00:27:01.640 He's not going to answer the question. He's going to say no comment. Of course he supported the

00:27:05.960 measures. Of course he did. Did you cheat on me? You did. Silence is, in fact, an answer.

00:27:22.940 what is going on whoa i gotta log in here what is going on with the banks in the united states

00:27:32.180 all right hang on it this doesn't okay so what is going on not just with all banks maybe it's

00:27:40.400 just with the bank of america turn the sound on here all right listen to this guy at a bank of

00:27:46.720 america location today so i'm a bank of america and everybody's missing money i'm also missing

00:27:52.820 money over 1300 and they're telling me to call customer service and they keep hanging up on

00:27:58.300 people this another person here is also missing money so we're trying to see what's going on

00:28:02.700 money's missing today and we need our money and they're already telling us to call customer

00:28:07.460 service and customer service ain't doing nothing about it so just a heads up if anybody's

00:28:12.800 experiencing this, please let us know because this is

00:28:14.800 not right. I'm missing $1,400

00:28:16.680 from my account and they're telling me that

00:28:18.920 there's no way they can help us. This guy's missing

00:28:20.840 money too. This other person is missing

00:28:22.760 money too. You missing

00:28:24.880 money too? There you go. So this is not

00:28:26.900 something that's just one person. This is everybody's

00:28:28.860 happening to them and this is crazy.

00:28:31.060 This is very crazy.

00:28:32.900 Bank of America decided to take people's

00:28:34.880 money without their consent and we're

00:28:36.780 asking what's going on and they're giving us a runaround.

00:28:39.000 Everybody for the same thing now.

00:28:41.040 Same thing.

00:28:42.800 Okay, so Bank of America has not commented on any of this, but this story has been going all around the internet all day long.

00:28:52.460 People have been missing money from their accounts, $1,200, $1,300, $1,400 in some cases, maybe more.

00:28:59.040 I don't know, maybe less.

00:29:02.080 What's going on exactly?

00:29:05.320 Why are these people missing money from their bank accounts?

00:29:08.700 Could it be something called a bail-in?

00:29:11.040 could it be that the bank of america is actually financially insolvent and they need your money to

00:29:18.540 stay afloat that could be that's when a bail-in is enacted in the united states can it happen in

00:29:27.220 canada we will get to that in just a second but why would the bank need this money

00:29:32.300 what's going on are other banks doing this the news out there is very very difficult to find

00:29:40.580 Of course, none of the left-wing corporate media outlets are reporting on that yet.

00:29:47.600 But again, this story from left-wing corporate publicly funded CBC.

00:29:53.960 U.S. taking extraordinary measures to avoid default as they have hit the debt ceiling yet again.

00:30:01.920 Now, what does that mean?

00:30:03.780 The countdown toward a possible U.S. government default is in the offing,

00:30:07.100 and frictions between Joe Biden and House Republicans are raising alarms about whether

00:30:12.060 the United States can sidestep a potential economic crisis. The Treasury Department today

00:30:17.860 said in a letter to congressional leaders it has started taking extraordinary measures

00:30:22.480 as the government has brushed up against its legal borrowing capacity of $38.381 trillion

00:30:30.440 dollars U.S. An artificially imposed cap, the debt ceiling has been increased roughly 80 times

00:30:37.800 since the 1960s. The market so far remained calm, given the government can temporarily rely on

00:30:44.120 accounting tweaks to stay open and any threats to the economy would be several months away. Even

00:30:49.100 many worried analysts assume there is going to be a deal and they'll raise that debt ceiling.

00:30:54.360 But this particular moment seems more fraught than past brushes with the debt limit because

00:30:58.820 of the broad differences between Biden and new House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who presides over

00:31:04.260 a restive Republican caucus. Those differences increase the risk. The government could default

00:31:10.100 on its obligations for political reasons. That could rattle financial markets and plunge the

00:31:15.340 world's largest economy into a wholly preventable recession. So could this be a bail-in?

00:31:24.780 could this actually be the banks maybe just the bank of america for now but maybe others in the

00:31:31.180 united states and again left-wing corporate media is not reporting on this guy so we can't find any

00:31:36.160 information on this at least i haven't been able to yet i've been looking and i'll keep looking on

00:31:39.960 this have they been taking money from their clients in the united states just to remain

00:31:44.880 solvent because if the united states economy goes down the banks follow and this is something that

00:31:51.160 we have been warning and warning and warning about for the past year you know this so can the same

00:31:59.840 thing happen in canada can there be a bail-in in canada the answer is yes and no the same thing

00:32:08.060 can happen banks can actually take money out of your accounts or they can restrict you from taking

00:32:16.880 money out of your accounts. And we've seen that happen before as well. Recently, people have been

00:32:22.540 told, I'm sorry, you can only take $300 out of your account today, no more. When we sign up for

00:32:30.180 a bank account with any of the big five banks in Canada, or any credit union for that matter, we sign

00:32:35.100 an obligatory notice, a contract. And we never read the contract. But the contract says that

00:32:46.420 they can do this in times of extreme financial stress what have we got now in the western world

00:32:54.400 pretty much extreme financial stress canada has never owed this kind of money before ever thanks

00:33:04.640 to justin trudeau the bank of canada announced just a couple of months ago for the first time

00:33:09.780 in 100 years they lost money we're talking about the bank of canada we're not talking about

00:33:16.400 just TD Bank or CIBC or Royal Bank or BMO. We're not talking about them. And that would be

00:33:22.360 extraordinary if any of those banks lost money. They're supposed to be the safest financial

00:33:27.300 institutions in the world. The Bank of Canada lost money. So what am I saying to you? I'm saying

00:33:37.100 there is a possibility of this happening in Canada. And you should probably take appropriate

00:33:45.320 measures to protect your funds. I'm not saying it will happen. I am not saying it's going to

00:33:56.220 happen tomorrow. I'm not saying it's already happened. I am certainly not trying to panic

00:34:01.500 anybody here. But what's going on in the United States? Why are those people out money? All those

00:34:08.080 people in that one little bank branch. How much are you out? A thousand. How much are you out?

00:34:12.660 1300 how much are you up 1400 what the hell's going on here so with the state of our finances

00:34:20.380 you guys precarious thanks to justin trudeau as he continues to spend as he continues to give

00:34:28.740 millions and millions if not billions of dollars worth of arms to ukraine what do you think is

00:34:34.280 going to happen but in the meantime he tells you know uh military veterans in canada uh you're

00:34:41.940 asking for more than we can give let's get on to the world economic forum stuff this comes from

00:34:48.820 post-millennial elon musk says the world economic forum is unelected world government that the

00:34:54.260 people never asked for and don't want okay i watched a fantastic video on

00:35:04.420 how movements become divided and how they always fail and it was a very long video and it was a

00:35:11.220 very large in terms of you know how many megabytes were in it so i couldn't play it for you guys

00:35:16.820 tonight because it would completely crash my system but i'll try and get it into a different

00:35:21.780 format so i can play it for you maybe tomorrow night all of the resistant movements that have

00:35:29.100 failed in the past no matter how strong they were at the beginning all died for for one reason

00:35:33.280 they did not get crushed by government in terms of military might

00:35:41.220 unless you count Tiananmen Square and a couple of other instances

00:35:44.660 where the government just didn't care how they looked

00:35:47.260 and started gunning people down in the streets.

00:35:50.280 All of these movements died because they all imploded from within.

00:35:56.960 How did that happen?

00:35:58.360 Division, ego, name-calling, finger-pointing, all of that stuff.

00:36:06.260 It always comes down to, he's controlled opposition.

00:36:10.300 He's being run by the government.

00:36:12.160 He's being run by CSIS.

00:36:13.860 Those two people are colluding to call you dishonest.

00:36:20.280 And this happens, you've seen this happen.

00:36:22.600 This has happened on a local scale in terms of the local freedom movements we've seen all across the country.

00:36:27.920 This has happened more on a national scale.

00:36:29.980 It's happened the Ottawa convoy, all the leadership pointing fingers at each other.

00:36:35.240 Even with this new unity convoy that's coming, there have been problems just like that.

00:36:39.360 Now, some of them may have, in fact, been induced by the government, CSIS.

00:36:43.880 Who knows?

00:36:45.480 But maybe it's just so people are so paranoid and skittish now that if you say or do the wrong thing, you're a globalist.

00:36:52.380 You're a globalist.

00:36:53.480 You've been put in here by the globalists to ruin the freedom movement.

00:36:56.660 How dare you?

00:36:57.360 Get out.

00:36:57.820 I saw it tonight.

00:36:58.680 I was watching Winnipeg Alternative Media, Prairie Truth with Todd McDougal, who had Serena Freedom Bear on tonight.

00:37:04.800 And I was watching the comments roll down on the screen, and I could not believe the backbiting and insults amongst people who actually all believe in the same thing, which is truth and freedom.

00:37:19.180 So what's the matter with us?

00:37:21.620 Everybody calling Rick from Maverick Media the enemy because he's asking questions.

00:37:26.880 That's all he's doing.

00:37:27.900 Now, I've seen some stuff where Rick is actually extrapolated on some things that may or may not be true.

00:37:32.400 And you can take that for what it's worth.

00:37:34.340 that's only his opinion and he makes a point of saying it for example the flag that's being used

00:37:40.140 for the unity movement he says it looks conspicuously like the united nations flag

00:37:44.740 doesn't it and i would say he's right it does now that could be a fluke or it could be on purpose

00:37:50.240 i don't know i'll try and get serena freedom bear on the show tomorrow night or maybe early

00:37:55.160 next week she can answer that question maybe ron clark too

00:37:58.640 we just got to stop shooting ourselves in the foot here is elon musk controlled opposition

00:38:08.320 he has come out and said publicly the world economic forum is unelected world government

00:38:13.400 that the people never asked for and don't want why did elon musk spend 43 billion dollars to buy

00:38:20.920 a social media platform and then make it so people could actually say things without being censored

00:38:26.660 because he's controlled opposition of course he must be he's a billionaire he must be a globalist

00:38:34.660 look at we can't say that i had a great conversation this morning with a buddy called paul

00:38:40.180 and we were talking about the facebook subscription thing and why it's so difficult

00:38:44.820 to get in there and you know we're putting our credit card numbers in there and whatnot it's

00:38:50.340 automated and isn't it ironic ironic he said that that's the very thing we're fighting against

00:38:56.560 i said no we're not fighting against the technology we're fighting against the

00:39:02.120 bastardization of the technology we're fighting against the digital id and how they want to use

00:39:07.960 that i mean these technologies could be used in so many other more positive ways

00:39:13.600 but they want to use them to enslave us

00:39:18.740 so it's not the technology that's the problem it's how they want to use the technology

00:39:27.540 that's the difference that's something we have to understand we've been using

00:39:32.500 interact cards and atm machines for what 40 years now never had a problem

00:39:38.320 we've been paying online and sending e-transfers that hopefully in this new parallel society

00:39:46.580 slash economy will be able to do just that we'll have technology it may not be up to the standards

00:39:52.700 of what they're going to have in the matrix but we'll still have technology it's not going to go

00:39:57.200 away it's just not going to be as advanced and it won't be used to enslave people like the smart

00:40:05.660 cities right so i i prefer to go with the occam's razor theory on things and that is the most obvious

00:40:17.520 answer is usually the correct one so if you think that elon musk is a globalist and a threat to

00:40:27.240 freedom you're allowed to think that obviously because that's the beauty of the freedom movement

00:40:32.400 too right like we all think for ourselves we all critically think and hopefully we're not enslaved

00:40:37.680 by some kind of confirmation bias before we already before we even see a story we've already

00:40:45.360 decided it's true or not true that's what the other side is doing we need to keep open minds

00:40:50.940 and think critically look at all of the different possibilities out there and then decide for

00:40:58.140 ourselves hmm this is interesting right that's what i do almost every single well every single

00:41:04.740 day never mind almost and then i come up with an opinion and i tell you guys what i think

00:41:08.960 and i'm not telling you to think what i think either i mean you can right if you want if you

00:41:17.160 agree with me awesome great but if you don't that's okay too but ultimately we're going to

00:41:23.100 have to stick together on this and i you know i i said in the past people are worried that we're

00:41:27.000 all splintered and divided that may be true as long as we're willing in the end when the time

00:41:32.260 comes to all work together as it is right now different members of the freedom movement different

00:41:36.960 factions of the freedom movement in different parts of the country they're all doing different

00:41:40.700 things some are fighting court battles some are out in the street protesting still some are going

00:41:45.160 to be meeting at that unity thing in winnipeg next month theron flurry and jamie soleil are doing

00:41:51.360 their fire and ice presentations in alberta the alberta independence movement i mean there's all

00:41:55.560 kinds of different organizations who are doing different things in this country and we need to

00:42:00.080 support them all i'm not saying financially but we need to support them all from our hearts

00:42:05.020 because we're all on the same team okay that's tonight's diatribe i had no idea when it was

00:42:13.280 going to happen but there it is for you guys in the meantime from the post-millennial

00:42:16.260 elon musk is telling us the world economic forum is unelected world government that people never

00:42:21.700 asked for and don't want. So how does he say this? Well, first of all, the World Economic Forum is

00:42:26.980 underway right now. We all know that in Davos, Switzerland. Many have questioned the legitimacy

00:42:31.560 of the unelected group of elites hellbent on telling the people of the world how to live

00:42:36.360 their lives. You will eat crickets. You will own nothing and be happy. Among those echoing such

00:42:43.980 sentiments, Twitter CEO Elon Musk, who warned the WEF might be going too far in its incessant push

00:42:51.580 to entirely remake global economies and societies

00:42:54.400 to mitigate what it sees as imminent planetary doom.

00:42:59.660 So there's that quote again.

00:43:02.240 WF is increasingly becoming unelected world government,

00:43:05.100 blah, blah, blah.

00:43:05.720 His comments came in response to a video

00:43:07.720 of Klaus Schwab and other elites

00:43:10.660 discussing the organization's new global collaboration village

00:43:14.440 in the metaverse,

00:43:16.200 which is a virtual world being constructed by Meta,

00:43:19.240 the parent company of Facebook.

00:43:21.580 hmm I'm not sure if I want to play that well what the hell

00:43:26.380 oh no questions mr. Schwab I think the metaverse is a great tool to reinvent the

00:43:31.060 way we work

00:43:33.580 the question is in the moment we see a quite a big decline in trust in

00:43:38.080 political institution and also in their representatives worldwide and the

00:43:42.520 meeting here intervals at what extent do you think this can strengthen to try

00:43:47.580 build this trust again i i would refer afterwards uh also to brad smith i think what what is

00:43:57.420 essential is to make sure that um the system as such as the technology can be trusted and

00:44:09.500 one of the on one of the village partners for example is interpol so we work together already

00:44:17.580 with the necessary instances to make sure that the system is as safe as it can as it can be

00:44:25.340 safe for who klaus seriously look what else is happening u.n chief urging uh world leaders to

00:44:34.640 ignore voters from american military news.com the top leader of the united nations urged

00:44:42.320 politicians and there he is again this guy here to make unpopular decisions that may benefit their

00:44:48.780 people in the long run may benefit after making a special address at the world economic forum

00:44:55.520 meeting in devos yesterday un secretary general antonio guterrez criticized politicians around

00:45:02.680 the world for caring more about polls future elections and political power struggles than

00:45:07.780 effectively solving problems. He called for them to ignore polls reflecting their people's will

00:45:12.960 and instead do what they think is best for the long-term future. Politicians need to understand

00:45:21.900 and sometimes we're faced with these kinds of challenges. It's better to take today decisions

00:45:27.140 that will eventually be not popular, but that will be essential to be able to shape the public

00:45:32.840 opinion itself you want to see what he has to say here but politicians need to understand

00:45:40.900 and sometimes we are faced with this kind of challenges it is better to take today decisions

00:45:50.260 that will eventually be not popular but it will be essential to be able to shape the public opinion

00:45:58.480 itself he is telling politicians this is the secretary general of the united nations is

00:46:06.040 telling politicians to go against the will of the people in their country

00:46:10.040 how far removed from reality could these people ever ever get it seems to get worse and worse

00:46:17.860 and worse and how much of an influence does this world economic forum have on world leaders

00:46:23.160 huge don't think for one second it does not it does there are people out there saying it's just 0.77

00:46:30.760 a bunch of rich guys with hookers and brandy and they're talking about you know how many things

00:46:36.600 they own and bragging about their jets no no they've got a plan man this speaker in davos 0.81

00:46:47.840 is calling for a billion people to stop eating meat

00:46:50.800 because it has a big impact from dailycaller.com.

00:46:55.520 Speaker at the World Economic Forum

00:46:57.360 called for one billion people to stop eating meat yesterday,

00:47:00.220 saying it would have a big impact on the current food system

00:47:02.960 and help reduce carbon emissions.

00:47:05.200 If a billion people stopped eating meat,

00:47:07.700 I tell you, it has a big impact.

00:47:10.740 Not only does it have a big impact on the current food system,

00:47:13.420 but it will also inspire innovation of food systems.

00:47:16.320 That from Jim Hageman Snaib, chairman of the Germany-based conglomerate Siemens AG,

00:47:21.660 said during a panel called Mobilizing for Climate.

00:47:25.540 The WEF's conference in Davos, Switzerland, attended by many world leaders and top business executives,

00:47:30.860 started Monday, runs through Friday.

00:47:34.180 Guys, this is what's going on.

00:47:39.340 Remember the story I ran the other night regarding mealworms?

00:47:46.320 It was on Apple News.

00:47:48.120 They're not hiding it anymore.

00:47:50.580 They don't want you to have beef.

00:47:52.260 They want the beef.

00:47:54.460 Where's the beef?

00:47:57.520 They want you to suffer 0.98

00:47:59.580 and drive in these ridiculous electric cars 0.95

00:48:02.740 as they take their private Learjets 0.93

00:48:06.020 all around the world,

00:48:08.320 meeting at very important economic summits,

00:48:10.800 while sipping on only the finest alcoholic beverages in the world

00:48:15.120 and eating only the best beef available.

00:48:20.980 That alone should tell all of us

00:48:24.700 that there's a major problem

00:48:26.600 with the whole ideology they've been spouting for years.

00:48:32.700 Al Gore can get up and wave his hands and say, 0.99

00:48:35.620 we're spouting more crap into the atmosphere 0.98

00:48:38.800 than 600 atomic bombs, 0.98

00:48:41.820 and then turn around 20 minutes later

00:48:44.880 to a nice filet mignon and a glass of champagne, 1.00

00:48:51.280 Dom Perignon maybe, he's a hypocrite. 1.00

00:48:54.700 They're all hypocrites, and they don't deserve our attention. 1.00

00:49:00.900 But we have to give them our attention. 1.00

00:49:04.180 Why? Because they need to be stopped.

00:49:07.180 We can't just go la-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da anymore

00:49:11.020 and not pay attention to them. 0.99

00:49:13.300 if that happens they're going to take it over they are going to take it over

00:49:17.300 can we stop them time will tell but again we're going to have to stand together so that's the

00:49:25.740 meat story i think there's more world economic forum stuff here oh yeah speaking of al gore

00:49:29.980 listen to this unhinged 39 seconds of his speech at the world economic forum from yesterday we're

00:49:36.580 We're still putting 162 million tons into it every single day.

00:49:41.520 The accumulated amount is now trapped by 600,000 Hiroshima-class atomic bombs. 0.64

00:49:50.960 Exploding.

00:49:52.780 He said 600 Hiroshima-class atomic bombs.

00:49:56.100 He said 600,000.

00:49:57.820 My bad.

00:49:58.500 That's what's boiling.

00:49:59.780 Creating these atmospheric river and the ramps, and creating the droughts, 1.00

00:50:06.360 and melting the ice, and raising the sea level, and causing these waves of climate refugees

00:50:11.180 predicted to reach one billion in this century? Look at the xenophobia and political authoritarian

00:50:17.600 trends that have come from just a few million refugees. What about a billion?

00:50:22.560 So he's calling all of the people who have illegally come into Canada, United States, 0.84

00:50:27.380 other countries in Europe, he's calling them climate refugees, it sounds like they're.

00:50:32.580 And that's what this whole thing is really all about, you guys.

00:50:36.360 and you can test that theory if you like you can go ahead and say oh it's not about climate

00:50:43.280 yeah it is if you type in something on facebook that says maybe climate change is fake they'll

00:50:50.900 immediately do one of two things they'll either take the post down themselves and ban you for 24

00:50:55.780 hours it'll slap a climate warning on it as a matter of fact i'm sure because i've said what

00:51:01.700 i just said here on the facebook page tonight that there will be a climate warning slap on this

00:51:07.840 video probably already because i've already triggered an algorithm i'm sure but in the

00:51:12.980 meantime nothing has ever been settled on that and you do have very notable scientists who are

00:51:18.560 saying no no no no no this is nothing you guys are worrying about nothing really

00:51:23.380 but it's now become a billion if not trillion dollar industry so of course they're going to

00:51:30.860 protected because their livelihoods are at stake. Their billions, their millions of dollars are at

00:51:35.780 stake if somebody pokes a hole in their balloon, in their fake balloon. Has a mutiny erupted

00:51:44.280 amongst the World Economic Forum staff over the role of Mr. Davos? That would be Klaus Schwab.

00:51:52.180 This is according to The Guardian. The future of Klaus Schwab, Mr. Davos, for more than half a

00:51:58.380 century has become a talking point at this year's World Economic Forum. Employees voiced strong

00:52:03.540 criticism of their chair and the lack of a succession strategy. A group of current and

00:52:08.840 former WEF staff members who contacted The Guardian said the 82-year-old Schwab was a law unto himself

00:52:15.180 and had surrounded himself with nobodies who were incapable of running the organization he founded

00:52:19.560 in the early 1970s is this guy a cult leader is he like L. Ron Hubbard from the Scientologists

00:52:28.600 if when he dies the whole thing falls apart is that what's happening

00:52:34.480 hopefully is they say nobody can step up and fill his shoes

00:52:39.160 that would be something Klaus has been at the helm of the WEF for 52 years when he was born

00:52:46.460 in 1938. 122 of the 195 states in the world right now did not even exist. He's completely

00:52:52.400 unaccountable to anyone inside and outside the organization, the group said. We're a group of

00:52:58.480 current and former employees of the World Economic Forum. We want to play our role in fostering

00:53:03.160 debate about the role of this organization that it plays in the world. So when Schwab dies,

00:53:10.360 steps down. There's nobody there to take his place. It's just going to be a bunch of

00:53:14.760 Staffers squabbling over who should be the actual leader, and the thing falls apart.

00:53:19.900 Maybe.

00:53:22.260 Maybe. 1.00

00:53:24.360 I don't think Schwab is that stupid, though. 1.00

00:53:28.480 Many people have been asking me about this story. 1.00

00:53:31.440 Shadow, I didn't see this.

00:53:32.420 What's going on?

00:53:33.000 Well, a woman, I think it was last year or the year before in Toronto, she had her mask down around her chin.

00:53:42.560 She was sitting on a chair in a hospital.

00:53:44.760 hospital hallway couldn't breathe security guards approached her and demanded she pull her mask 0.80

00:53:51.980 back up and in the seconds following that these security guards just picked her up threw her

00:53:59.160 against the wall woman died so there's a court case that's ongoing right now the judges decided

00:54:06.200 the jury in that trial and this is like a manslaughter case against these two security

00:54:10.620 guards the jury in that trial will not get to see the actual video of the incident don't know why

00:54:18.000 the judge said that couldn't understand that ruling but that's what the judge ruled no no no

00:54:23.160 i'm sorry but you can't see the video of this so now the family of that woman who died in the

00:54:29.800 altercation have launched a 16 million dollar civil suit sister of a 43 year old woman who

00:54:37.160 died 16 days after an altercation with security at a downtown Toronto hospital.

00:54:41.920 $16 million lawsuit against the University Health Network

00:54:45.300 and the guards allegedly involved in her death,

00:54:47.880 claiming they used excessive and unreasonable force.

00:54:51.400 Stephanie Warriner, mother of five, originally from Scarborough,

00:54:54.060 died on May 27, 2020 at Toronto Western Hospital

00:54:57.340 after reportedly going into medical distress and suffering a cardiac arrest

00:55:00.960 following a physical altercation with hospital security.

00:55:04.520 I think, have you guys seen this video?

00:55:08.200 Have a look.

00:55:09.200 A warning about this next story.

00:55:10.620 It contains images some viewers may find disturbing.

00:55:13.460 A Richmond Hill woman says she feels blindsided

00:55:15.500 that an upcoming criminal trial in her sister's death was thrown out

00:55:18.960 and that a crucial video will never be seen by a jury.

00:55:22.460 CTV's John Woodward explains.

00:55:25.260 This is video of the three minutes that cost Stephanie Warriner her life

00:55:29.320 obtained by CTV News after a court application.

00:55:32.160 It doesn't matter how many times I see it, it's gut-wrenching.

00:55:35.260 Hard to watch for her older sister, Denise, but it was to be crucial evidence in the manslaughter and criminal negligence charges

00:55:41.240 against two Toronto General Hospital security staff who confronted Warner on May 11, 2020.

00:55:47.160 Her sister says she had tested negative after having COVID-19, but was still suffering symptoms.

00:55:52.160 She went downstairs to the food court, and unfortunately on her way, where she was masked, she became without breath and sat down and was evidently really struggling.

00:56:07.440 And so she then brought her mask down to her chin.

00:56:10.040 Her mask comes back up, and then the guards push her against the wall.

00:56:13.620 The camera moves away, something the operator briefly lost his license for, and then Warner is limp as she is taken down the hall.

00:56:20.600 she died 16 days later the ontario court of justice we don't need to see that anymore

00:56:25.440 because that story has already been told but now joe warmington of the toronto sun

00:56:29.400 the guard who moved the camera away for those seconds those vital seconds in that video

00:56:36.980 he blames anxiety for moving it

00:56:41.200 i was anxious maybe he was trying to protect his security guard buddies for

00:56:50.600 from having a problem here's why did a security guard turn this surveillance camera away when

00:56:59.840 patient stephanie warner was hospital wall and what happened in those missing three minutes

00:57:06.460 with manslaughter charges dropped against two guards a jury will never be asked but according

00:57:14.460 to testimony and pre-trial transcripts the guard operating the camera suffered anxiety

00:57:18.460 and veered the recording device toward a hallway just at the moment that those cameras are actually

00:57:26.440 for to capture something of note of substance he said oh no no no we can't have that

00:57:32.320 but i do have 48 hours of nothing going on for you

00:57:36.540 a judge dismissed charges of manslaughter and criminal negligence causing death against these

00:57:46.180 two security guards amanda roja silva and shane hutley security video captured some of what

00:57:50.700 happened blah blah blah blah blah the guard who was briefly disciplined and had to go through

00:57:57.280 camera retraining apparently is off the hook however however as we just pointed out there's

00:58:05.560 now going to be a 16 million dollar civil suit ottawa city council urged by activists to push

00:58:12.840 uh to cancel jordan peterson event this from tnc.news 0.94

00:58:16.880 i can't even believe they're still doing this but they're still doing this oh damn you know before 0.80

00:58:24.400 we get into the story i haven't checked the rumble rants tonight if anybody's left a rumble rant 0.93

00:58:29.380 i always promise to go ahead and get to the rumble rant and read it on the show questions

00:58:36.080 comments whatever i don't see any rumble rants tonight what happens usually and this is in the

00:58:41.120 live chat section of the rumble feed is if you want to leave a rumble rant for a dollar two dollars

00:58:47.360 five dollars whatever that will highlight your comment so i can see it and uh distinguish it

00:58:53.500 from all the others and i can put your comment on the show so if you ever do want to leave a rumble

00:58:57.800 rant i come back to the rumble rants a couple or three times during a show just to make sure that

00:59:02.760 i get that comment on the air so uh this story again from tnc.news a group of organizations

00:59:08.400 monday wrote an open letter to ottawa city council asking it to get behind an effort to cancel an

00:59:14.080 upcoming event with jordan peterson the self-described coalition of organizers said

00:59:19.260 it represents thousands of ottawa residents yeah right who experienced trauma from what they label

00:59:25.040 far right which it says occupied ottawa after peterson avidly supported the freedom convoy

00:59:31.280 he even had some of the leaders on his podcast including bj dichter and showed support for

00:59:36.200 Tamara Leach, their open letter states.

00:59:39.280 Members of the coalition included Bright Light Veterinary Eye Care, Ottawa Pride Hockey,

00:59:44.200 what a shocker, and Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity.

00:59:48.040 Again, another shocker.

00:59:51.580 The group specifically, and they represent thousands of Ottowans?

00:59:55.440 Really? Those three?

00:59:57.200 Huh. Go figure.

00:59:59.220 The group specifically asked City Council to write a letter to the Canadian Tire Centre.

01:00:03.420 And by the way, guys, the Canadian Tire Center, excuse me, it's in Kanata, the very west part of Ottawa.

01:00:11.640 I used to live there myself.

01:00:13.620 That's 18,000 seats.

01:00:15.600 It can be, I think it's more, sorry, 20,000 seats.

01:00:18.480 It's the home of the Ottawa Senators.

01:00:20.720 20,000.

01:00:22.060 That's the kind of crowd that Jordan Peterson draws.

01:00:26.580 And you got this group of yahoos of left-wing radical freaks who want to cancel him.

01:00:31.660 which is blatant censorship let him speak

01:00:37.120 it's your job if you oppose what he says to get up and speak yourself not to have somebody

01:00:45.900 canceled that's the whole root of discourse man so if city council allows this to happen

01:00:54.700 we know exactly who they are

01:00:56.640 so the group specifically asked city council uh to write a letter to canadian tire center

01:01:07.540 explaining that residents are concerned and want the january 30th event canceled the coalition

01:01:11.840 said protests outside ottawa high schools last year against gender ideology bore arguments

01:01:16.920 similar to peterson so what so what fight back with words man

01:01:23.580 The toxic and often violent rhetoric touted by Peterson, who, by the way, as you know, is one of the most common sense men in Canada, one of the most notable common sense men in Canada, whose ideas are misogynistic, homophobic, transphobic, and racist has led to an increased environment of hate.

01:01:47.400 Of course, they have absolutely no proof of any of what they say.

01:01:53.580 oh look there's more people behind this uh jonathan k on twitter who's a great follow by

01:01:58.860 the way if you happen to be on twitter at john k he's great there's more people behind this the

01:02:04.800 ottawa queer arts collective the tall tree psychology transforming connections mississippi

01:02:09.920 valley textile museum community solidarity ottawa the canadian anti-hate network who actually

01:02:16.120 should be called the canadian hate network just like antifa should be called faa

01:02:23.580 antifa stands for anti-fascist but they are fascist in my opinion they should just be called fa

01:02:30.960 those are the people supporting this movement basically antifa from the gateway pundit

01:02:40.140 alex berenson new chinese study shows that more than four covet jabs produced near complete collapse

01:02:47.160 of the immune system in mice

01:02:49.720 whoa whoa whoa

01:02:56.280 Alex Berenson warned earlier today that he had information on a new study that would end all

01:03:03.600 booster shots immediately well hopefully there's a new paper it's bad how bad I've shown it to

01:03:10.400 two physicians so far one said he had a seizure reading it the other said something worse

01:03:14.960 on wednesday night alex berenson posted information on a new study from china

01:03:20.800 that shows four covet jabs can send the immune system into complete collapse

01:03:26.640 people are terrified and they probably should be

01:03:30.800 from the breaking science direct report the summary the repent and this was warned about

01:03:39.720 by scientists and doctors two years ago i'm sure you remember the repetitive applications of vaccine

01:03:49.000 boosters have been brought up in the face of continuous emergence of SARS-CoV-2 variants

01:03:53.320 with neutralization escape mutations but their protective of efficacy and potential adverse

01:03:58.500 effects remain largely unknown here we compared the humoral and cellular immune responses of an

01:04:04.600 extended course of recombinant receptor binding domain, RBD, vaccine boosters, with those from

01:04:11.700 conventional immunization strategy in a bulb slash C mice model. Multiple vaccine boosters

01:04:18.340 after the conventional vaccination course significantly decreased RBD-specific antibody

01:04:24.680 titers and serum neutralizing efficacy against the Delta and Omicron variants, profoundly impaired

01:04:29.800 CD4 plus CD8 cell activation. Lag 3 expressions in these T cells. Mechanistically, we confirmed

01:04:37.500 that extended vaccination with RBD boosters overturned the protective immune memories by

01:04:42.440 promoting adaptive immune tolerance. Our findings demonstrate potential risks with the continuous

01:04:47.880 use of SARS-CoV-2 vaccine boosters, providing immediate implications for the global COVID-19

01:04:53.700 vaccination enhancement strategies. Mice who received more than four COVID vaccine jabs had

01:05:01.200 a collapse in their ability to fight the coronavirus, Chinese researchers have found.

01:05:05.840 The damage extended past antibodies, the immune system's front line of defense against viruses

01:05:11.040 and bacteria, those T cells we've heard so much about these past couple of years

01:05:14.780 that form the critical backup, they're gone too. The researchers reported the finding at a peer

01:05:21.840 reviewed paper published December 22nd in the journal iScience in surprisingly clear language,

01:05:26.960 they warned, our findings demonstrate potential risks with the continuous use of SARS-CoV-2

01:05:33.860 vaccine boosters providing immediate implications for the global COVID-19 vaccination enhancement

01:05:40.740 strategies. Later in the paper, the researchers were even more direct. We found the protective

01:05:46.200 efforts from the humoral immunity and cellular immunity established by the conventional

01:05:50.720 immunization were both profoundly impaired during the extended vaccination course. The finding has

01:05:57.540 not yet been confirmed in humans, but the mice the researchers used are genetically altered to model

01:06:03.980 accurately the human response to the coronavirus and have been shown to share profound similarities

01:06:10.100 with humans in response to SARS-CoV-2 infections, the paper explained.

01:06:15.240 ladies and gentlemen please tell your friends

01:06:25.220 tell your friends to stop the nonsense 0.98

01:06:32.540 leo homan special report medical profession implements who digital diagnosis code for the 1.00

01:06:40.400 unvaxxed. What? It's part of that whole big World Health Organization treaty they signed

01:06:47.300 a little while back. Doctors will be incentivized by the government to start asking more questions

01:06:53.880 about your vaccine status. A set of international codes are used by the medical industry for billing

01:06:59.700 purposes under Medicare, Medicaid in the United States and the private insurance companies. But

01:07:04.620 it's not just about billing. These codes are part of the international classification of disease,

01:07:09.760 systems set forth by the United Nations World Health Organization, and they're about to get

01:07:14.880 far more invasive. So by the way, I'm not sure if you know this, the House of Representatives

01:07:19.480 in the United States has put a motion out there to remove membership of the United States from

01:07:25.040 the World Health Organization. It won't pass. And even if, well, it'll pass the House. It will not

01:07:30.000 pass the Senate because the Senate's controlled by the Democrats. And even if it did, it would

01:07:33.900 not get past the White House. Biden would simply veto it. But at least the Republicans in the

01:07:39.620 United States are showing some backbone and fight back against this whole nonsensical thing.

01:07:45.540 This system was originally created after World War II for the purpose of tracking the diagnosis

01:07:50.720 of major diseases within a population. But over the years, there have been 11 major revisions.

01:07:56.980 And with each revision, the data being collected on each individual has become more precise

01:08:00.700 and all inclusive. And it's also become more coercive to the point where it's become impossible

01:08:06.500 for doctors to get reimbursed by insurance companies if they don't upload all of the

01:08:11.140 requested data points. According to an April 2016 article in the American Journal of Neuroradiology,

01:08:20.020 across the years, it's become an integral part of the payment infrastructure of the U.S. healthcare

01:08:24.980 system, along with the current procedural terminology, Coding System for Medical Procedures,

01:08:29.500 which basically means that that organization can do whatever they want to the insurance forms

01:08:37.220 doctors fill out and then in order for the doctor to get paid from the uh what do they call them

01:08:44.240 hmos in the united states the doctor has to ask these questions of you so he or she can

01:08:49.660 tick all the boxes on the form so he or she can get paid 1.00

01:08:52.700 is it such a stretch to think that those hmos are going to start including 0.99

01:08:58.540 vaccine status re-covid 19 probably not and then in the future how far are these mrna vaccines 0.98

01:09:08.180 going to go we know they're already experimenting with this mrna technology for heart problems

01:09:13.660 and probably a myriad of other things too

01:09:16.380 yeah so i'm not sure how that would affect things in canada because we do run a different system

01:09:25.580 up here at least for now but i'm sure there's definitely some kind of incentive for doctors

01:09:30.640 and pharmacists to ask these questions uh this is interesting fear is pfizer's financial fertilizer

01:09:36.240 this is from mercola.com story to glance not going to give you the whole thing the reason for that

01:09:42.360 you guys is i'm already over time and some of you especially those of you out east watching the show

01:09:46.740 right now on either twitter or rumble or facebook are probably starting to get tired and by the way

01:09:52.500 thank you for being here tonight. This show right now tonight is on the regular Facebook page

01:09:58.060 because we've had some problems in the subscriber group. Once I get those problems fixed, we'll go

01:10:02.240 back to the subscriber group, hopefully as soon as tomorrow night. But we do have over 1,000 live

01:10:07.260 viewers watching the show tonight across those four platforms. And that includes Looking Glass

01:10:12.280 Media, which is lgm.news. There's a new COVID variant making the rounds, and it's said to be

01:10:18.840 the most transmissible variant to date this new variant xbb.1.5 was quickly dubbed kraken

01:10:26.160 big scary ugly sea monster which is a moniker okay so there but there's nothing particularly

01:10:34.540 noteworthy and certainly nothing scary about this new variant it's more transmissible but causes

01:10:39.960 milder disease than previous omicron variants which were pussycats as well apparently at least

01:10:45.780 in comparison to the wild strain which was at the very beginning of all this if you'll recall

01:10:51.840 most experience only mild cold symptoms behavioral scientists have long known that fear of contagion

01:10:58.340 makes people both intolerant towards others and compliant with authority duh as such fear is an

01:11:06.160 indispensable social engineering tool and we must know the great reset pushers need the pandemic to

01:11:12.460 keep chugging or else their plans will get seriously hampered. Big Pharma also need people

01:11:17.580 to remain in fear in order to keep the sales of their useless shots going. A large Cleveland

01:11:23.700 Clinic study found that compared to the unvaccinated, workers who had received one jab

01:11:29.040 were 1.7 times more likely to test positive for COVID. Those with two doses were 2.63 times more

01:11:37.000 likely to test positive. Those with three doses had 3.1 times the risk, and those with four or

01:11:42.820 more doses, 3.8 times more likely to get infected. In the same quarter that President Biden introduced

01:11:51.740 jab mandates to corporate America, excess mortality was 78 percent for the 25 to 34-year-old age

01:11:59.500 group and 100 percent for the 35 to 44 year old age group interesting no

01:12:06.560 okay guys this is going to be the last story of the night

01:12:11.180 and i i just wanted to throw it in for some comedy relief

01:12:16.860 now i i'm not sure if i've ever really explained my rationale for being so intolerant and yes i

01:12:26.060 have been intolerant towards the the gender ideology uh gender fluidity crowd because i

01:12:31.280 don't really think it exists in the volumes that they want us to believe it does i think a lot of

01:12:38.900 it is societal contagion to be completely honest with you but now we've got a group saying that

01:12:44.880 guys like me men who criticize other blokes for wearing dresses are just scared of being attracted

01:12:53.200 to them well my my whole thing is hey look man go and do what you want to do wear a dress

01:13:11.480 go get your surgery as long as you're paying for it um don't jam it down my throat and never

01:13:19.920 involve children again you know i'm pretty much a hey do what you want thing as long as you're not 0.98

01:13:27.820 hurting anybody else right but these these folks just they have to keep jamming it down our throats

01:13:38.780 and when they get an argument that's reasonable and fair like you're harming children and you're

01:13:44.840 costing taxpayers money for this ridiculousness then they have to fight back with you're just

01:13:50.560 scared because you might be attracted clementine ford shared her thoughts on men critical of others

01:13:58.780 wearing dresses she said dresses along with makeup and nail polish were traditionally

01:14:03.080 traditionally feminine they are feminine feminist commentators said men were afraid of being

01:14:08.320 attracted to another man comes as high profile figures like christine christian wilkins embraced

01:14:14.460 their feminine flair i've never heard of christian wilkins boxer harry garside recently

01:14:21.540 worn armani skirt to gq men of the year award well good for him

01:14:25.520 but that doesn't mean that i'm attracted to him

01:14:30.380 so my friends that is what we're facing nonsensical circular arguments never an answer

01:14:40.020 and why on earth do they want to involve children in it the shadow at night live stream my friends

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The Shadoe Davis Show - January 20, 2023

Shadoe at Nite Thurs Jan. 19th⧸2023

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