The Shadoe Davis Show - October 21, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Thurs Oct. 20⧸2022


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00:00:00.000 Thank you.
00:00:30.000 Thank you.
00:01:00.000 hey everybody welcome shadow at night this is
00:01:29.860 Thursday, October the 20th, 2022.
00:01:33.780 And on the show tonight,
00:01:34.960 Why Do Kids Need Drag Queen Story Hour?
00:01:39.560 There is a Drag Queen Story Hour event
00:01:41.840 coming up this weekend in Winnipeg.
00:01:43.620 There is a very peaceful
00:01:44.460 plan for it.
00:01:49.140 One second.
00:01:50.000 a very peaceful protest planned for it and we'll give you more information on that in just a few
00:02:05.040 minutes liz truss is the former prime minister of the uk she resigned this morning after only
00:02:14.160 44 days in office that's the shortest serving prime minister in the history of the united
00:02:20.960 kingdom so we'll get to that story in just a second the show is brought to you by
00:02:24.360 as always canadananosilver.ca and by tacit investigations and security all right i want
00:02:33.500 to go say some hellos and don't forget to like and share the show let's get it out to as many
00:02:38.840 people as we possibly can. Hello, Teresa from Southeast Saskatchewan. Joan is watching
00:02:44.200 tonight, but it flashed by me too quickly for me to see where you're watching from. Joan,
00:02:49.300 I'm sorry about that. Trent is watching from Lloydminster, Alberta. Marilyn from Ashcroft,
00:02:55.020 British Columbia. Kellyanne is watching from Chilliwack. Sorry, make that Cornwall.
00:03:01.220 She just heard about the digital currency and wants to know more. We're not going to cover
00:03:06.220 digital currency tonight i would suggest going back and watching the show from last night and
00:03:11.520 from monday night you'll find out a lot more about that so last night monday night hello sharon from
00:03:18.300 toronto paul is watching from smithville ontario vera is watching from newfoundland and labrador
00:03:23.320 bev is watching from riding mountain national park in manitoba theresa hello from cornwall
00:03:28.780 janet from fort richmond here in winnipeg travis is watching from north bay odette from cornwall
00:03:35.420 Pat is watching from Bonneville, Tori from Hardesty, Shelley is watching from Portage
00:03:40.600 La Prairie, Steve Bage, hello Steve, how are you?
00:03:43.340 I'm sorry if I forgot mentioning you, you're usually the first comment on the show each
00:03:47.820 night.
00:03:48.620 Hello Barb from Grand Prairie and Art from Eltona, Carol is watching from Estevan, Al
00:03:54.100 Buehler, Anna is watching, hello Anna, Kevin is watching from Regina.
00:03:57.700 Okay, let's get right to the stories we have for you guys tonight, starting with, as I
00:04:02.780 had pointed out uk prime minister liz trust resigning oh sorry i said 44 days it's 45 days
00:04:10.620 according to the gateway pundit we have her resignation speech at the bottom of the page
00:04:15.660 we'll get to that liz trust resigned today after just six weeks in office following her tumultuous
00:04:20.940 start as the country's economic economic crisis continues that's saying oh that's not even i mean
00:04:31.120 the Bank of England has to support the stock market over there. It's that bad that they
00:04:38.280 actually had to invest up to $75 billion to keep people from losing their homes, their
00:04:45.100 retirements, all of their investments. It's been crazy over there. Her departure comes
00:04:50.320 after a series of U-turns following former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's disastrous mini
00:04:55.860 budget, which eventually saw him replaced by Jeremy Hunt. Beginning what was to be a tense
00:05:01.500 evening for the Conservative Party, outgoing Home Secretary Suela Braverman criticized Liz Truss
00:05:06.920 in a blistering resignation letter as she left her post on Wednesday to be replaced by Grant
00:05:12.680 Shapps. There will now be a fresh Conservative leadership election, and it will last only one
00:05:19.680 week one week so if you're wondering why the red line for the video play is all the way down here
00:05:28.020 it's because we sat and watched the door of 10 downing street for about 20 minutes before she
00:05:33.600 finally comes out so i fast forwarded the video to where she finally comes out
00:05:37.500 her speech is i don't know four minutes long let's watch and see what she has to say
00:05:42.280 I came into office at a time of great economic and international instability.
00:06:03.460 Families and businesses were worried about how to pay their bills.
00:06:08.740 Putin's illegal war in Ukraine threatens the security of our whole continent.
00:06:14.560 And our country has been held back for too long by low economic growth.
00:06:19.580 I was elected by the Conservative Party with a mandate to change this.
00:06:25.040 We delivered on energy bills and on cutting national insurance.
00:06:30.380 And we set out a vision for a low tax, high growth economy
00:06:35.040 that would take advantage of the freedoms of Brexit.
00:06:39.120 I recognise, though, given the situation,
00:06:43.120 I cannot deliver the mandate on which I was elected by the Conservative Party.
00:06:48.960 I have therefore spoken to His Majesty the King
00:06:51.860 to notify him that I am resigning as leader of the Conservative Party.
00:06:58.300 This morning I met the chairman of the 1922 committee, Sir Graham Brady.
00:07:03.940 We've agreed that there will be a leadership election to be completed within the next week.
00:07:09.700 This will ensure that we remain on a path to deliver our fiscal plans
00:07:14.580 and maintain our country's economic stability and national security.
00:07:19.940 I will remain as Prime Minister until a successor has been chosen. Thank you.
00:07:25.460 and there she goes 45 days into office 45 days she lived at 10 downing street man that's got
00:07:36.580 to be a piss off right you move in you're excited you're starting a new job things aren't going so
00:07:43.580 well for you and you're forced out a month and a half later and now you got to move again 1.00
00:07:48.800 I mean, moving is such a pain in the ass. 0.97
00:07:55.480 Now, I don't know if people are actually clear on how connected Canada and the UK are, 0.99
00:08:01.940 aside from the Commonwealth and all of that.
00:08:04.280 They are our fifth largest trading partner.
00:08:07.460 We trade with them in a surplus.
00:08:10.860 And for their economy to be crashing, it greatly affects what happens over here in Canada.
00:08:15.900 they're a g8 nation they're a strong nation or at least they used to be a strong nation
00:08:22.940 economically they still have a top 10 world military and for this nation to be floundering
00:08:30.240 the way it is right now is a signal to everybody in the free world such as it is that we can be
00:08:38.680 affected too quite easily because the water ripples, right? And we have discussed what may
00:08:47.140 be coming down the pipe in the not too distant future. All right, let's move along to Canadian
00:08:53.380 icon Don Cherry, who did respond to Tara Sloan today. I'm not sure if you guys have seen this,
00:08:59.180 but if you have, you know what? I always liked Tara. I met, she used to sing lead for a band
00:09:07.360 called Joy Drop back in the day, and I was working in Kingston, and I met her a few times. I always
00:09:12.160 found her to be a very nice person. Very nice person, as a matter of fact. I liked her a lot,
00:09:17.600 but she's woke. Now she's gone woke. I didn't get the impression that she was back then, but then
00:09:23.660 again, back in 2005, I don't think many people were woke by today's standards. So anyway, she
00:09:30.440 used to be a host on Sportsnet, Hockey Night in Canada, Hometown Hockey, all of that. She blasted
00:09:36.060 Don Cherry as a bigot. Now, the dude was fired years ago. I don't understand why she'd have to
00:09:41.860 bring up this topic again, but after Don Cherry found himself trending on social media earlier
00:09:48.680 this week, I guess she felt compelled. Former hometown hockey co-host Tara Sloan decided to
00:09:56.380 address her relationship with the one-time Hockey Night in Canada commentator. Now, let's also keep
00:10:02.920 in mind that when it comes to stature in this country, in my opinion, Don Cherry is probably
00:10:11.120 one of the top five most recognized faces in the country, if not top three, maybe even
00:10:17.000 top.
00:10:18.700 Tara Sloan?
00:10:19.900 Who's that?
00:10:22.340 Right?
00:10:23.460 So for her to say something like this on social media is an instant ratio.
00:10:28.520 But anyway, she said, I see Don Cherry is trending yet again.
00:10:32.900 I've never weighed in, but I want to now.
00:10:36.680 You should have stood in bed, Tara.
00:10:40.220 The 88-year-old Kingston, Ontario native was fired by Sportsnet in 2019
00:10:44.880 after he was accused of slamming new immigrants for not wearing poppies
00:10:49.180 to honor Canada's fallen soldiers on Remembrance Day.
00:10:52.680 And here's what he said.
00:10:54.900 As you recall, you people.
00:10:59.560 That's rough.
00:11:01.320 You people, you love our way of life.
00:11:04.620 You love our milk and honey.
00:11:07.040 At least you can pay a couple of bucks for a poppy or something like that.
00:11:21.140 That was on Coach's Corner.
00:11:23.720 These guys paid for your way of life that you enjoy in Canada.
00:11:26.820 These guys paid the biggest price.
00:11:30.640 yep
00:11:32.400 so you people
00:11:34.540 that's what got him toasted
00:11:39.180 Cherry denied he was targeting immigrants
00:11:42.760 but stood by his comments in the wake of his dismissal
00:11:45.540 of course he was targeting immigrants
00:11:47.940 but he wasn't targeting skin color
00:11:50.820 or cultural differences
00:11:54.500 he was talking about people that come to Canada
00:11:58.080 should respect our way of doing things
00:12:00.280 and I agree with that 100%.
00:12:02.880 I know what I said, and I meant it.
00:12:06.140 I still do, Sherry said.
00:12:08.400 Everybody in Canada should wear a poppy to honor the fallen soldiers.
00:12:12.020 I did not say minorities.
00:12:13.760 I did not say immigrants.
00:12:15.100 If you watch Coach's Corner, I did not say that.
00:12:17.500 I said everybody, and I said you people.
00:12:20.620 Now, again, my feeling is he was targeting newcomers,
00:12:26.360 but newcomers from everywhere,
00:12:28.240 not just one particular area of the world but that's only my opinion of it
00:12:35.920 he goes on to say irish scotch anybody that's newcomers to canada and they should all wear a
00:12:43.560 poppy to honor our dead from the past whether they're scotch or irish or english or where they
00:12:48.940 come from but several years after his departure cherry went viral this week after one fan
00:12:54.200 declared he's not a racist at another asked how is it that Don Cherry got canceled for saying
00:12:59.840 you guys but Justin Trudeau can wear blackface and abuse Canadians and he's still in power we live
00:13:06.420 in a sick world I liked Don as a person because like many of us he wasn't just one thing but I
00:13:15.780 loathed his perspective more and more as the years went by this is what Tara Sloan tweeted in response
00:13:21.840 And by the way, she got 3,800 likes on this one.
00:13:26.400 He sort of tolerated hometown hockey, but was jealous of Ron's other job.
00:13:33.560 I don't think Don really gave a crap about Ron McClain's other job as co-host of hometown hockey.
00:13:41.840 Why would he? 0.87
00:13:43.160 He thought we were soft and woke and focused on too much outside of hockey.
00:13:47.880 Hometown hockey wasn't for everyone, so that didn't bother me, Tara said.
00:13:52.120 Sloan went on to add that Cherry's outspoken nature served a purpose once upon a time.
00:13:59.180 I guess we've progressed past good old-fashioned logic.
00:14:05.180 He had some good points.
00:14:07.060 He has tons of charisma, which is why he stayed on the air for so long,
00:14:10.180 but this incessant and nostalgic elevating of Don is some figure who we should look to as a hockey and political leader?
00:14:17.600 Come on.
00:14:18.500 she continued offering her hope that cherry is healthy and doing well but added that she's glad
00:14:24.900 he's off the air he is a bigot and had no place on national television with a national platform
00:14:33.040 it wasn't the poppy incident it was everything he proclaimed over three decades come on stop with
00:14:39.520 the deification. Sloan's post divided hockey fans with one supporter tweeting, I grew up watching
00:14:54.580 hockey night in Canada, but he was hard to watch. And by the end, he just didn't seem to like the
00:14:59.740 way the game needed to evolve. That was a shame. Well, another added, as a progressive hockey
00:15:05.140 society look at what he said and did that undermined inclusion and progress in both the
00:15:10.700 game and society i don't miss him a bit hockey is way better off all right all right all right
00:15:14.680 we're not gonna bother with any more of the woke tweets because come on but let me just tell you
00:15:21.720 what don cherry said i just saw this on a joe warmington column in the toronto sun like 10
00:15:26.780 minutes before the show started tonight don cherry said tara sloan said that who is she
00:15:33.120 now i met don one time in kingston and he was so cordial and so nice and so friendly he had time
00:15:46.800 for everybody everybody wanted to shake his hand everybody did and he made sure that everybody
00:15:55.520 got the chance to do that and this comment taris sloan said that who is she i don't know
00:16:04.100 if he's serious or if he's joking but it would be funnier funnier if he was serious don't you think
00:16:10.200 okay let's get let's get on with it here and don't forget to like and share the show you guys
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00:17:30.500 All right, this is from FeministCurrent.com.
00:17:34.380 FeministCurrent.com.
00:17:35.400 Never thought in a million years that I would read an article from FeministCurrent.com, but here I am.
00:17:42.880 And the article is titled, Why Do Children Need Drag Queen Story Hour?
00:17:47.240 Okay, there's a drag queen story hour coming up at a place called Scout Coffee and Tea on Rothesay in North Kildonan in Winnipeg this Saturday from 11.30 until 12.30.
00:17:58.240 And Sean Zimmer, the Viking, has scheduled a very, very peaceful protest at that location.
00:18:05.960 And I put that on the page today and got into a small argument with a couple of wokesters.
00:18:12.220 And you can't talk to them.
00:18:13.880 You just can't.
00:18:15.180 They absolutely feel that this is necessary for our society to move forward.
00:18:20.440 I don't get it, and I have actually honestly and sincerely, without any confirmation bias,
00:18:29.140 tried to sit down and listen to them, and after about 30 seconds, it just doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
00:18:36.740 So you just tune it out, and you start asking questions like, why? Why?
00:18:41.140 And all they do is get frustrated, they get up, they call you a bigot or a racist, and they move on.
00:18:47.720 That's the way they operate.
00:18:49.820 So this protest is going to be taking place.
00:18:52.040 Now look, guys, this is a place of business, a privately owned place of business,
00:18:56.760 not a school, not a library, not a place where kids have to go.
00:19:00.700 This is something that this business is doing on their own.
00:19:05.240 And I say, go ahead and do that.
00:19:07.440 They have the right to do that.
00:19:08.860 people also have the right to go and protest this kind of stuff if they feel it's indoctrinating
00:19:14.820 our kids because let's face it kids are going to be part of society one day and who knows what's
00:19:21.300 going to happen to them i would rather not see a society in 20 years time where you can't tell
00:19:27.180 one sex from the other and where you have to ask somebody's pronoun before you even speak to them
00:19:37.600 lest you insult them or harm them in some way
00:19:42.740 and send them running off to their safe space.
00:19:45.580 But anyway, let's get on with this article
00:19:48.820 because I found it to be particularly interesting
00:19:51.260 and it reflected many of my feelings.
00:19:53.420 It may reflect many of yours as well.
00:19:56.700 Making children, or maybe not,
00:19:59.080 making children vulnerable to adult predators
00:20:01.700 is something most would like to avoid,
00:20:04.420 but you wouldn't know it judging by the actions
00:20:06.820 of Canadian politicians, policymakers, librarians, school staff, and some parents.
00:20:10.820 Misguided adults believing themselves to be engaging in fun, progressive entertainment
00:20:14.840 are failing to safeguard children across North America by exposing them to drag culture.
00:20:22.200 Drag Queen Story Hour became a regular event at North American library schools and bookstores
00:20:27.900 beginning in 2015.
00:20:29.940 The drag queens, all men dressed up as clownish versions of women, read stories to children
00:20:35.720 under the guise of normalizing gender fluidity 0.79
00:20:38.500 and giving kids glamorous, positive, and unabashedly queer role models.
00:20:44.260 Drag Queen Story Hour has chapters in 29 states,
00:20:47.080 as well as Canada, Mexico, Japan, Australia, Germany, Sweden, and Denmark.
00:20:52.160 Drag Story Time events have become incredibly popularized,
00:20:55.720 expanding beyond Drag Queen Story Hour.
00:20:58.060 A library in St. John, New Brunswick,
00:21:00.760 held its own version of Drag Story Time earlier this month,
00:21:04.600 And the Toronto Public Library hosted a drag queen family storytime June 18th.
00:21:10.520 Even small coastal towns like Sechelt, British Columbia, have caught on, where a drag queen storytime took place over the weekend.
00:21:19.540 Lumped under the LGBTQ umbrella, Drag Queen Story Hour claims to celebrate diversity, but what are children really being taught to accept?
00:21:28.440 we're talking about adult men performing really mocking femininity often in provocative sexualized
00:21:36.100 costumes the kind women don't typically wear certainly not when invited to read to children
00:21:41.280 drag queens and drag culture tend to be hyper sexualized mimicking strippers in revealing
00:21:47.740 costumes portraying exaggerated objectified women performing sexualized dances and using explicit
00:21:54.480 language throughout. Needless to say, drag is inappropriate for children. Those not indoctrinated
00:22:01.060 into modern woke culture likely have an inherent discomfort upon seeing children engaging with
00:22:06.280 drag culture, and many have expressed concerns that normalizing drag shows for children facilitates
00:22:12.160 pedophilia by grooming children to accept the hyper-sexualized behavior and appearances of men.
00:22:18.300 In a conversation with conservative commentator Todd Starnes, U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale, Republican of Montana, said,
00:22:29.560 I'm sorry, this is a classic example of grooming these children and having them have discussions about sexuality that they should not be exposed to.
00:22:37.300 And anyone that thinks this is somewhere short of child abuse is wrong.
00:22:41.840 It's very close to pedophilia as far as I'm concerned.
00:22:45.260 These concerns are often framed as anti-LGBTQ
00:22:49.440 or dismissed as hysteria from the Christian right.
00:22:52.340 But there is validity to the fact that children who are led to view sexual perversions
00:22:56.820 and hyper-sexualized behavior from men as normal are easier targets for pedophiles.
00:23:03.440 Child sexual abuse is a serious problem in Canada, as well as around the globe.
00:23:08.180 I wonder what Theron Flurry thinks of all of this.
00:23:11.160 Or Sheldon Kennedy.
00:23:12.800 This year, Statistics Canada reported that between 2014 and 2020,
00:23:17.900 the overall rate of online child sexual exploitation and abuse more than doubled.
00:23:23.000 A 2017 Juristat report on police-reported crime statistics in Canada found that
00:23:27.760 although the rate of police-reported violent crime declined overall,
00:23:31.280 violent violations, which experienced an increase in rate,
00:23:35.080 included sexual violations against children, 30% up.
00:23:39.600 There are almost daily news reports of child sexual abuse, and many men openly advocate for the normalization of pedophilia, framing it as simply another sexual identity akin to being gay.
00:23:53.120 What's needed is more child safeguarding, not less.
00:23:57.580 Yet those who express concerns about exposing children to drag culture and teaching them to accept adult men performing sexuality are accused of bigotry, as well as homophobia and transphobia.
00:24:08.380 The presumption that those raising concerns are homophobic ignores the fact that there are feminists opposed to normalizing drag for children who are vocally pro-gay and pro-lesbian.
00:24:21.000 Gays Against Grooming is a brand new organization, like a month old, that has got groups and pages all over social media. Go check it out.
00:24:29.940 the problem is that the lgbtq umbrella has expanded to such an extent it now shelters men
00:24:37.420 who wish to express their sexual fetishes publicly which is not something only right-wing christians
00:24:42.900 are troubled by i personally guys am not a right-wing christian i think you know that you've
00:24:50.780 probably heard me say that several times before not that i have any trouble with anybody who is
00:24:55.400 having said that british journalist joe bartotch who has written for numerous publications including
00:25:03.840 lesbian and gay news the critic and feminist website 4w raised concerns in her 2020 spiked
00:25:09.580 article drag queen story time is not okay she writes drag queen story time claims to offer
00:25:16.480 queer role models to children but despite the popularity of its events it remains unclear how
00:25:22.240 a man in a lurid frock will make kids with two moms feel supported or how drag queen story time
00:25:28.400 serves to stop the bullying of kids who don't conform drag queen story time is a sinister
00:25:33.780 attempt to force an adult ideology onto children and that is what i personally have a problem with
00:25:41.440 proponents of these kinds of events seem to believe it's important for children to have queer
00:25:46.700 role models and while kids should learn it's okay to be gay the term queer has become nebulous
00:25:52.700 Queer used to mean strange, eccentric, or homosexual,
00:25:56.220 but in recent years has come to refer to anything 0.96
00:25:59.000 from polyamorous to trans-identified to various sexual fetishes.
00:26:03.280 We now see furries and men who practice BDSM at Pride,
00:26:08.320 their sexual proclivities on full display under the queer umbrella.
00:26:12.920 The words gay and homosexual are not difficult to define. 0.65
00:26:16.360 They simply mean same-sex attracted.
00:26:19.100 And normalizing homosexuality in society is a good thing.
00:26:22.080 But drag performances for children are not about appropriately dressed lesbians and gays reading to children. 0.95
00:26:29.460 Rather, they're about hyper-feminized, hyper-sexualized, cross-dressing men.
00:26:35.180 Children don't need to know about the sexual interests or gender identities of adults.
00:26:40.720 Indeed, story time need not be politicized to reflect adult virtue signaling.
00:26:45.600 Given that drag is clearly adult entertainment, it's worth asking ourselves why child safeguarding practices have gone out the window when it comes to drag culture.
00:26:54.700 Even drag queens have cautioned parents about exposing their children to drag culture.
00:26:59.440 In 2021, drag queen Kitty DeMoore had a message for parents who take their children to drag queen story hour.
00:27:06.220 I have no idea why you want drag queens to read books for your children.
00:27:11.060 What in the hell has a drag queen ever done
00:27:13.220 to make you have so much respect for them 0.50
00:27:14.980 and admire them so much,
00:27:16.320 other than put on makeup and jump on the floor
00:27:18.360 and writhe around and do sexual things on stage?
00:27:21.240 I have absolutely no idea
00:27:23.800 why you'd want that to influence your child. 0.98
00:27:26.240 Would you want a stripper or a porn star 0.95
00:27:28.040 to influence your child? 0.98
00:27:29.620 A drag queen performs in a nightclub for adults.
00:27:32.520 There's a lot of filth that goes on,
00:27:34.240 a lot of sexual stuff that goes on,
00:27:35.780 and backstage there's a lot of nudity,
00:27:38.420 sex, and drugs.
00:27:39.860 So I don't think this is an avenue you want your child to explore.
00:27:43.160 But to actually get your children involved in drag is extremely, extremely irresponsible on your part.
00:27:50.300 He also criticized bringing children to Pride events saying they don't belong there.
00:27:54.960 There's a lot of adult activity that's going on at the gay Pride events and in the nightclubs.
00:27:59.480 And I think it's just irresponsible.
00:28:01.200 I don't understand how parents allow it.
00:28:03.420 There's a lot of drugs, alcohol, sex, nudity, you name it. 0.98
00:28:06.380 In the gay nightclubs, they're all like that. 0.99
00:28:08.360 Children should not be part of this culture. 0.99
00:28:10.680 That is coming from a drag queen, not from me.
00:28:19.940 Why is this practice suddenly so popularized, and why are adults going along?
00:28:25.480 Drag performances feature everywhere, from farmer's markets to elementary schools,
00:28:29.420 sometimes without parental knowledge or consent.
00:28:33.000 Earlier this month, Dallas parents took their children
00:28:35.420 to drag the kids to Pride Drag Show at Mr. Mr., a gay bar
00:28:40.060 with a neon sign inside reading, 0.98
00:28:42.120 It's not going to lick itself.
00:28:46.820 A handful of children were invited to strut down the walkway
00:28:50.360 and strike a pose led by drag queens.
00:28:52.960 Videos of the event show children handing money to drag queens
00:28:56.760 in sexualized costumes, dancing provocatively as though they were strippers.
00:29:02.080 My generation was told not to talk to strangers.
00:29:05.680 Today, children are encouraged to engage in sexy performance with adults.
00:29:12.060 And there you see...
00:29:18.540 Yeah, so I'm not going to read any more of that.
00:29:21.420 I'm going to show you guys a video.
00:29:24.140 Two and a half minute video on drag queen story time here.
00:29:27.100 My name is John Paul Kane.
00:29:29.140 I am a schoolteacher currently teaching kindergarten.
00:29:33.420 Oh, I'm also a drag performer.
00:29:36.200 Named Facelift.
00:29:39.220 So Drag Queen Storytime, it's just a wonderful time for me to be able to bring my love of
00:29:45.500 working with kids with my performance.
00:29:48.460 I've always been very sort of creative and dramatic.
00:29:51.860 I don't know, there's just something that's kind of magical in the transformation.
00:29:54.680 I know I'm still me.
00:29:55.720 Ultimately, my kids, they influence a lot of the style of how Faye has evolved over the last 10 years,
00:30:03.580 the music that I choose, the sort of brightness to the colors of the costumes I wear.
00:30:08.400 So if anything, the kids have inspired her more than I would say anything else.
00:30:16.000 When you think about it, really, bringing drag performers together with little kids is kind of a perfect relationship.
00:30:22.480 and it's kind of like drag performers are clowns right like they really sort of they play things
00:30:28.420 up they're over the top they're they're like a cartoon come to life
00:30:31.920 welcome to Faye and Fluffy's story time reading is fun-demental
00:30:47.240 I'm hoping what the kids get out of coming to Storytime is an opportunity to see that
00:30:57.160 things that are different aren't scary, that things that are different are amazing.
00:31:02.060 That's kind of what is so incredible about the reading is that you get families from
00:31:06.720 all sort of backgrounds and experiences and relationships and gender identities and everything.
00:31:14.480 To see that diversity in people is what needs to be celebrated and the more that we're exposed
00:31:19.320 to that, the more comfortable we become with each other.
00:31:22.540 The grassroots aspect of what this is is that you're giving these little morsels of stuff
00:31:28.420 to these kids who are really honestly some of the most powerful teachers that are out
00:31:33.660 there in the world.
00:31:34.660 So I'm hoping that it's like dropping a stone in the pond and then it just ripples out.
00:31:44.480 So, yeah, we're going to get into the North Carolina school board voting to forfeit all volleyball games against school with transgender, transgender player after girl was injured story in just a second.
00:32:01.860 But this is sad to me.
00:32:11.360 I mean, these are these are little kids.
00:32:14.480 And they don't need to be sexualized.
00:32:32.980 Let them get to puberty
00:32:34.820 before they have to be exposed to any of this stuff.
00:32:41.840 Let them just be kids.
00:32:44.480 Let them do what kids do.
00:32:51.300 This is not cool.
00:32:54.360 And it's gaining steam.
00:32:57.040 So there is a protest planned for the Drag Queen Story Hour
00:33:03.460 at Scout Coffee and Tea on Rothesay in Winnipeg for 11.30 to 12.30.
00:33:09.560 Sean Zimmer is heading that one up.
00:33:11.100 it's going to be like he said a very very peaceful protest uh they're not going to storm in there and
00:33:18.400 and do anything like that but they are going to protest i'm not going to go to this
00:33:23.000 because it's you see this kind of flies in the face of freedom for me right you're free
00:33:34.140 to do what you choose to do and as a business owner if you think this is going to be good for
00:33:42.180 your business then go ahead and do that that's up to you i would be there if this were
00:33:49.880 a publicly funded library or school i don't think that's cool at all
00:33:55.440 but as far as private business goes go ahead um and likewise to the protesters if you guys
00:34:04.120 feel like you want to be out there protesting the indoctrination of we
00:34:08.560 little small children then you go to that too but this is exactly what the
00:34:19.300 Marxists have been doing to us guys over the years they have been taking
00:34:22.880 advantage of the freedom that's been provided in our countries and using it
00:34:29.140 to indoctrinate that's what the video i played for you the other night is all about the yuri
00:34:35.840 brezmanoff video and uh wayne peters referred to it last night on the show
00:34:40.720 it is a slow gutting of our way of life of our culture it's turning everything up upside down
00:34:49.580 and making people so confused they don't know which way is left and then when you hand them
00:34:54.720 the prize that's going to save their lives, even though it's not, they will willingly take it.
00:35:02.660 People are thirsty. And if they can't find any water to drink, they will drink the sand.
00:35:10.600 And that is what's going on right now. So North Carolina, Gateway Pundit, North Carolina school
00:35:17.200 board votes to forfeit all volleyball games against school with transgender player after
00:35:21.600 a girl was injured again this is not fair to all of the kids who play for this school
00:35:28.720 north carolina school board is voted to forfeit all planned games against a school with a
00:35:34.100 transgender player after a biological girl was injured by the biological male the cherokee
00:35:41.760 county school board voted five to one to forfeit all district games against highland school which
00:35:46.620 is in the nearby Macon County School District, due to safety concerns. The county will not
00:35:51.580 participate in any volleyball games, varsity or junior varsity against Highlands, due to safety
00:35:57.600 concerns, according to minutes from the meeting. The vote came after a female volleyball player
00:36:02.760 at Hawassi Dams High School was forcefully struck and injured when the transgender player spiked
00:36:09.600 her in the head with a ball, according to a local radio station. Speakers at the board meeting
00:36:16.140 appeared to be divided on the issue of cancelling all games.
00:36:19.280 David Payne, athletic director of Hawassi Dam,
00:36:23.200 great name, told the board he had received mixed feedback
00:36:26.740 from his players and parents,
00:36:28.060 stating there were mixed feelings about participating
00:36:30.500 in future games against Highlands.
00:36:32.560 He added that a statement needed to be made
00:36:34.260 and that it's unfair and unsafe.
00:36:36.000 So basically all of the girls who play volleyball for this one team
00:36:39.920 have to forfeit their games because of one player
00:36:42.640 on another team at another school.
00:36:46.140 because that girl is not a girl at all.
00:36:49.580 And this is where this kind of thing leads.
00:36:52.100 Now you've got men identifying as women,
00:36:55.900 competing in women's sports,
00:36:57.680 and winning because they're physically stronger.
00:37:00.560 Men are physically stronger than women.
00:37:03.080 That is not a secret.
00:37:04.360 It's always been like that.
00:37:06.020 So a man who places 38th in a swim meet in a men's league
00:37:11.080 can go ahead and win in a women's league.
00:37:13.400 this is completely unfair to women and girls who have been training their entire lives
00:37:22.180 to play these sports at a high level
00:37:26.080 but oh no if we say you can't do that then we're bigots like this is what the world has come to
00:37:37.840 now and of course there's that teacher out there at halton school halton high school in ontario
00:37:43.840 with the big balloon boobs still there is still no decision on that one hey this is good news
00:37:52.080 planned cuts to twitter workforce could grow to 75 percent if elon musk takes over according to
00:37:59.100 a report this is from the left-wing marxist global news network elon musk told prospective
00:38:05.220 investors in his deal to buy twitter that he planned to get rid of nearly 75 percent of the
00:38:10.600 social media company's 7 500 workers the washington post reported thursday citing interviews and
00:38:16.280 documents the job cuts are expected in the coming months no matter who owns the company according to
00:38:21.060 the report but they say if musk doesn't buy it which he's gonna then the cuts could be as low
00:38:26.980 as 25 but musk is saying 75 and he's probably going to make sure that all of the wokesters
00:38:33.580 and left-wing Marxists get the boot first
00:38:38.100 because he is all about free speech.
00:38:41.040 Whatever else he is about,
00:38:43.460 he is all about free speech,
00:38:45.240 which is something that I absolutely adore about the guy.
00:38:50.800 Let's get on to the inquiry,
00:38:54.660 the Emergencies Act inquiry going on in Ottawa right now.
00:38:57.640 We've got some clips to play for you in just a couple of minutes,
00:39:00.420 but from truenorthtnc.news,
00:39:03.280 OPP intelligence confirmed spies were present during the convoy protests.
00:39:09.980 The intelligence officer, Pat Harris, who was on the stand yesterday, testified they had spies embedded in the Freedom Convoy protest to collect information on participants ever since trucks began arriving in Ottawa.
00:39:22.000 Oh, and by the way, Winnipeg police did have some spies in the Freedom Convoy in Winnipeg at the same time as well.
00:39:29.440 Not as many, but they did have some.
00:39:32.560 and the RCMP too. From January 29th, one day after the trucks arrived, the OPP had officers
00:39:38.980 in the crowds collecting the mood, tenor, and plans of the protesters. Morris revealed the OPP's plans
00:39:44.300 while testifying in front of the Public Order Emergency Commission on Wednesday. What else
00:39:49.820 have we got down here? Despite testifying that a narrative circulated about extremism in the
00:39:56.480 protests in Ottawa and Windsor, the protests never reached the OPP's threshold of a threat
00:40:01.540 to national security according to reports by the national post everybody was asking about extremism
00:40:08.140 we weren't seeing much evidence of it morris said morris said that opp found no credible
00:40:12.980 intelligence of threats and that the lack of violent crime was shocking we played that video
00:40:17.220 for you yesterday morris found the legacy media's portrayal of the events problematic you know
00:40:23.580 this is after jim watson the mayor of ottawa said well i saw it on the news
00:40:29.200 and if the left-wing corporate media is not accurately reporting the events
00:40:36.360 then what he saw was nothing but a big lie and he he testified to that in front of the inquiry 0.98
00:40:43.340 which makes him look like an idiot anyway morris never saw proof that the protests 0.88
00:40:51.980 were inspired or influenced by russian or american sources he also confirmed that 0.99
00:40:57.440 intelligence reports were received by former ottawa police services chief peter slowly saying
00:41:01.840 that protesters were uh planning to stay long term despite claims from ottawa police service
00:41:07.680 officials that they did not expect the protest to last more than the first weekend according to a
00:41:14.360 january 20th hendon report code named after an operative employed to surveil protesters
00:41:19.600 opp intelligence warned that convoy protesters had no exit strategy for departing ottawa
00:41:25.280 and that they had planned to stay until all COVID-19 restrictions were lifted.
00:41:30.580 There was no exit strategy, he said, but there were extensive demands being placed,
00:41:34.480 and the fact that we felt those demands could not be met meant that they, meaning the protesters,
00:41:40.020 would be there for a long period of time, Morris said in the hearing,
00:41:43.700 even expecting the protests to last multiple weeks or months.
00:41:49.220 When cross-examined by lawyer Brendan Miller,
00:41:52.420 Morris said that he has no evidence of espionage, sabotage, or foreign influence.
00:41:57.640 Again, we played those videos for you yesterday.
00:41:59.940 Let's move on to what happened today.
00:42:03.220 This is from Rebel News' Twitter account.
00:42:05.360 Apparently, there was an increase in violent crime in Ottawa during the Freedom Convoy, contrary to prior reports,
00:42:13.380 at least according to Acting Deputy Police Chief Patricia Ferguson, who provided no statistics.
00:42:18.880 And here is her testimony.
00:42:21.820 I want to talk to you a little bit about, too, the media reports and some of the misinformation that was spoken about yesterday by Superintendent Morris.
00:42:32.900 The media, through reporting at Times and statements of elected officials, reported that the residents of Ottawa were experiencing unprecedented violence.
00:42:42.360 Do you remember reading that?
00:42:43.660 I don't remember reading that, no.
00:42:45.160 All right.
00:42:45.460 can you agree with me that there was not an increase in violent crime or events of violent
00:42:51.240 crime in the city of ottawa during the protests before the invocation of the emergencies act
00:42:56.220 i don't think i can agree with you on that i do believe we saw an increase in in violence um
00:43:02.100 i don't have the exact um measures or the the stats but i do know that we did see
00:43:07.760 uh some increase in violence and acts of violence as a result of the protest in town wait a minute
00:43:14.200 wait a minute you don't have any statistics to back up what you're saying but you're telling us
00:43:19.580 anyway that you believe there was an increase in violence during the protest interesting
00:43:24.720 in that every other police officer who has testified so far said the opposite
00:43:30.280 so where was she getting her information from ottawa's police liaison team liaison team sorry
00:43:39.700 felt betrayed by its public order unit making arrests.
00:43:43.860 Again, Acting Deputy Chief Patricia Ferguson,
00:43:48.340 who said this caused a significant breakdown in discussions between protesters and police.
00:43:52.620 Yeah, I'll bet it did. Here's the video.
00:43:55.240 February 6th, the events that you described at Coventry took place.
00:44:00.640 Yes.
00:44:01.480 In POU, that's the public order unit, they conducted some enforcement there.
00:44:06.940 Yes.
00:44:07.440 That resulted in arrests.
00:44:09.080 Yes.
00:44:09.700 And they did so without, as I understand it, advising the police liaison team.
00:44:15.420 That's right, yeah.
00:44:16.160 It came as a surprise to police liaison team members.
00:44:20.420 And that team, I think you said, felt betrayed.
00:44:24.020 Yes.
00:44:24.420 And the result, of course, was a breakdown in the trust between the police liaison team and the protesters, to a certain extent at least.
00:44:33.680 Yes, I think there was that impact.
00:44:35.360 You do think there was that impact?
00:44:36.560 I do think that was, yeah.
00:44:37.600 Yeah. And again, for those of us who are still learning about police operations and don't have the experience you do, as I understand it, the police liaison team is the group that is primarily responsible for communicating and negotiating with protesters.
00:44:54.300 Yes, they are.
00:44:55.420 So the breakdown in trust would be a significant event.
00:44:59.620 I would categorize it as that. Yes.
00:45:02.140 you know what i've tried guys i've tried to watch this
00:45:07.900 this inquiry and i think i'd much rather watch a drag queen show
00:45:14.860 to be honest with you this is the most boring stuff
00:45:22.560 unless
00:45:25.320 unless you actually have some decent witnesses up there so pat king
00:45:31.800 is going to be up there in the next few days uh chris barber is going to be up there in the next
00:45:38.260 few days tamara leach is going to be up there in the next few days we'll see what they have to say
00:45:42.280 but what i'm waiting for more than anything is when trudeau gets up there in the meantime yeah
00:45:47.920 this is going on it might be absolutely dull like watching grass grow there could be some
00:45:54.720 exciting moments but don't let it distract you from what's really going on in the world
00:45:59.380 i know a lot of freedom movements across the country have become splintered or have gone dormant
00:46:06.820 because there's not really reason to stay together and stay focused and the leadership
00:46:14.380 i believe has become complacent as well so we're going to be trying to do some things to fix that
00:46:22.000 up in the next few weeks no matter where you live things will be happening that will get your juices
00:46:29.080 flowing again. But in the meantime, what I ask you to do is prepare yourself and your family for a
00:46:34.840 long, cold, dark winter. Look at this. From left-wing Marxist global media, Canada's top
00:46:43.800 doctor preparing for worst-case scenario. Oh, yeah. Yeah, they're not letting it go, guys.
00:46:52.580 And I think the second any province announces a mandate again, and we've been warned a couple
00:46:58.140 of times trudeau in the past week has said oh if you don't do it okay we're gonna bring him back
00:47:02.640 trudeau has said it and we've been warned as well by kieran moore who's the chief bureaucrat medical
00:47:10.740 officer in in ontario that 17 for your third dose that uptake that's not good enough it's
00:47:17.140 unacceptable so these guys may try some extreme measures like mandates again and if that happens
00:47:24.560 We've got to be ready for it, and we also have to prepare ourselves as well.
00:47:27.680 So that means stocking up on food.
00:47:30.240 That means getting generators.
00:47:31.680 That means getting fuel.
00:47:33.000 That means maybe getting one of those indoor vegetable-growing devices,
00:47:38.080 the tower, the tower garden, I believe it's called,
00:47:42.020 and everything else you can think of to sustain your home
00:47:45.660 for upwards of 60 days through a Canadian winter.
00:47:50.060 If you have a fireplace, make sure you've got a lot of wood,
00:47:53.480 A lot of canned goods, a lot of boxed goods, that kind of thing.
00:47:56.880 Normally, I wouldn't recommend eating like that, but in extreme circumstances, it may be the only thing that you can do.
00:48:03.940 Canada's chief public health officer says that she's preparing for worst-case scenario COVID-19 variants.
00:48:10.520 His early signs show a fall resurgence of the virus.
00:48:15.940 At the House of Commons Health Committee, Theresa Tam says the Public Health Agency of Canada is keeping a careful eye on the evolution of Omicron variants,
00:48:23.140 which are the most common sub-variants in the country.
00:48:25.620 Tam says in the early days of the pandemic,
00:48:27.960 the virus would mutate and all that, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:48:31.360 I think the conservatives called her out yesterday.
00:48:35.160 I recall seeing a story like that.
00:48:38.620 We're not listening to you anymore.
00:48:40.560 People don't trust you.
00:48:41.980 I do believe that was said by a conservative MP.
00:48:45.940 But again, I might have dreamed it.
00:48:50.540 I don't know.
00:48:52.140 but i i'm surprised that i didn't you know what it was it was yesterday i saw that story and i
00:48:58.660 went ah i'll get it tomorrow because i've got wayne peters on tonight and that was yesterday
00:49:02.960 and then i forgot to get it today but look for it we don't trust you of course the left-wing
00:49:09.340 corporate media won't have it on any of their sites and you might have to go on 20 page deep
00:49:15.080 in a google search to find it but i did see something like that tam says the worst case
00:49:22.100 scenario is that variants find a way to sidestep the blah blah blah blah blah appears to be a
00:49:28.700 slight uptick and of course they bring on some bought-off infectious disease specialist on the
00:49:34.260 path forward and here's all the infections and hospitalizations and icu admissions and
00:49:39.440 deaths just to remind you of what could happen again if we don't stay vigilant 1.00
00:49:44.460 Have I said yet in the show that Justin Trudeau is an idiot? 1.00
00:49:55.220 Have I? No? 1.00
00:49:56.540 Okay, Justin Trudeau is an idiot. 1.00
00:50:01.240 He says the Russian invasion of Ukraine accelerated Canada's move away from oil and gas. 1.00
00:50:09.580 What?
00:50:10.340 All right, let's read on. 0.97
00:50:15.100 Let's see what the buffoon has to say here.
00:50:20.460 With the Ukraine war having helped to drive Canadian fuel prices to historic highs, 0.76
00:50:26.440 Justin Trudeau said Tuesday,
00:50:28.160 the conflict was helping to accelerate this country's shift to renewable energy.
00:50:35.440 While Trudeau acknowledged that the Russian invasion
00:50:38.560 had caused global demand to surge for Canadian sources
00:50:41.540 of liquefied natural gas and crude oil.
00:50:44.700 He predicted the net effect would be a faster phase-out
00:50:48.020 of the Canadian oil and gas sector.
00:50:52.580 Okay, let's give him a chance to explain it.
00:50:57.260 Right?
00:50:57.780 Because if anything, you'd think,
00:50:58.940 ha-ha, we have a chance to get our oil and gas out there
00:51:01.780 and make some money and get our economy going again.
00:51:04.040 Right?
00:51:04.440 Well, Trudeau said, right now, in the coming couple of years, we're going to need to continue with the mechanisms we have, but the more off of fossil fuels is going to happen much faster because of Russia.
00:51:22.700 the comments were made during an appearance at an ottawa conference organized by the canadian
00:51:31.460 climate institute for roughly one hour trudeau was interviewed in front of an audience by
00:51:35.540 bloomberg climate reporter ashkat rathi
00:51:37.980 in march now remember that all kinds of european leaders have come to canada
00:51:49.580 wanting our natural gas and oil,
00:51:53.020 and Trudeau's offered them nitrogen instead.
00:51:56.040 He does not want to give them any more oil and gas.
00:52:00.560 Europe is scrambling to find alternative sources of energy.
00:52:05.040 The Trudeau government offered a moderate increase
00:52:07.040 in Canada's production of oil and gas,
00:52:08.980 but a decided lack of export infrastructure
00:52:11.360 has sharply limited what can be sent overseas,
00:52:14.260 and that is because of the Trudeau government.
00:52:16.640 In March, Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson promised that Canada would produce an extra 300,000 barrels of oil per day or fossil fuels to plug European supply shortages, something that Trudeau cited at the Tuesday event.
00:52:30.780 However, with Canada having no East Coast ports equipped to export either oil or natural gas, all of these exports will have to be done via the United States.
00:52:39.640 We don't have a pipeline.
00:52:43.980 No infrastructure. We can't do it.
00:52:46.180 we could we could have but we can't so we can make all the oil that we want but we can't send
00:52:56.120 it anywhere we can't even send it across the country it's political it has absolutely nothing
00:53:05.840 to do with anything look at this look at this these are the top 10 countries with the largest
00:53:11.300 oil reserves in the world. Venezuela, obviously, is number one. Saudi Arabia is number two.
00:53:18.440 Canada is third. Iran, Iraq, we have more oil than either one of those two countries. We have
00:53:28.000 more oil than Russia. We have more oil than Kuwait. We have more oil than the United Arab
00:53:32.500 Emirates. We have more oil reserves than the United States and Libya. And the United States,
00:53:37.900 sitting at number 9 on this list
00:53:39.840 with 10 times the population of our country
00:53:42.340 was energy independent
00:53:43.940 just two short years ago.
00:53:53.080 But not us.
00:53:57.840 Because Justin Trudeau.
00:54:00.200 And now that Russia
00:54:01.260 is withholding their oil
00:54:03.140 from the European Union
00:54:04.560 and by the way again
00:54:05.440 Russia sits down here at number 6
00:54:07.000 we have more oil than they do they produce more than us
00:54:11.820 because they're willing to do it but we have more than they have
00:54:18.460 so without russian oil which by the way was because canada still imports oil was like eight
00:54:27.320 percent of all the oil we import from all over the world russia was eight percent of that
00:54:34.520 So because of that 8%, that is accelerating the move to a green agenda?
00:54:41.940 Where's the logic in any of that?
00:54:47.020 No, no, no. Russia's not accelerating anything.
00:54:49.900 You are, Justin, because your bosses at the World Economic Forum are telling you to.
00:54:54.980 That's all there is to it. 0.99
00:54:56.340 So whatever he said at that meeting in Ottawa the other day is nothing but a bunch of crap. 1.00
00:55:02.320 You know it, and I know it. 1.00
00:55:08.300 All right, enough ranting.
00:55:10.720 This is Moderna CEO, Stéphane Bancel.
00:55:14.620 Comparing COVID-19 to the seasonal flu,
00:55:17.140 and he believes young, healthy people should decide for themselves
00:55:19.680 if they want an annual booster,
00:55:21.220 and maintains that older people, 50-plus,
00:55:23.700 and those in vulnerable categories should definitely consider a booster shot.
00:55:27.880 Listen to what he says here.
00:55:32.320 Is the COVID vaccine going to become that? Is it going to be an annual COVID booster for a very long time to come or maybe for the rest of our lives?
00:55:42.580 And how do you, you know, how do you merge that with the fact that there's already low uptake of this new variant booster?
00:55:49.620 So I think it's interesting. The uptake is actually stronger than seasonal flu from the data I've seen recently.
00:55:56.900 so we have to see toward the end of the season what does it look like it's the first time
00:56:01.460 we're going to be more in an endemic setting than a pandemic setting uh something will be smarter
00:56:07.300 in a month or two but the current data showing it is a better update than seasonal flu shots
00:56:12.820 and i think it's going to be like the flu which is again if you're 25 years old do you need an
00:56:18.100 annual booster every year if you're healthy you you might want it to protect other people you
00:56:23.620 might want it because they don't want to get sick and miss work or miss vacation or so on
00:56:28.820 but i think it's going to be very similar to flu where the keys will be people at high risk
00:56:34.100 people about 50 years of age people with comorbidity people with cancer and other
00:56:38.980 conditions transplant and that's really important to think about and if you look at it
00:56:46.420 around the world that is 1.5 billion people so it's a lot of people that are going to need an
00:56:51.300 annual booster and people that are younger are going to have to decide for themselves what they
00:56:55.940 want to do i mean the example i always use is myself you know i've been taking a flu shot
00:57:00.180 for the last 20 years you know i just turned 50. so in my 30s in my 40s i took an annual flu shot
00:57:06.580 is it because i was worried of being hospitalized of course not i just didn't want to be sick i
00:57:12.100 wanted to be able to work and i believe that the best thing we can all do in medicine is prevention
00:57:16.980 And vaccine is one of the most amazing health care tools we all have happened.
00:57:20.900 So I took a vaccine against food so I didn't get sick and so I could, you know, have a normal life and work.
00:57:26.320 Hey, here's a thought.
00:57:29.560 What about exercise and eating well?
00:57:34.400 Not insects, but actual protein.
00:57:39.160 Good stuff.
00:57:40.380 British supermarket wants to stock insect-based foods as a solution for the food crisis.
00:57:45.660 That story coming up from Rebel News.
00:57:48.200 Switzerland is going to destroy 10 million doses of expired Moderna COVID-19 shot worth $285 million.
00:57:59.060 Now, Switzerland is a country of 7 million, 8 million people.
00:58:04.560 They had a lot of doses left over, didn't they?
00:58:08.140 People didn't want them.
00:58:09.560 And now, away they go.
00:58:11.800 And how are they destroyed, actually?
00:58:13.640 Are they going to burn them?
00:58:15.660 Do they shoot them into space?
00:58:19.340 I don't know. 0.66
00:58:20.620 Do you just throw them in the garbage?
00:58:23.580 Do you want this stuff getting out in the world?
00:58:26.780 I don't know.
00:58:27.620 We might have an army of mutants.
00:58:35.020 Okay.
00:58:36.120 This, guys, wasn't going to be a story tonight.
00:58:40.880 And I do actually have a funny story coming up for you in just a second.
00:58:44.760 A couple of funny ones.
00:58:45.660 It wasn't going to be a story, but this British supermarket is one of the bigger supermarkets in the UK.
00:58:53.200 British supermarket wants to stock insect-based foods as a solution for food crisis.
00:58:57.340 Bugs like crickets and mealworms have been touted as cheap substitutes for protein,
00:59:01.700 and the drive to consume protein from non-animal sources is seeing an ongoing push from climate change activists and organizations, of course, like the World Economic Forum.
00:59:12.700 aldi one of britain's largest supermarkets is considering stocking bugs alongside food recipe
00:59:20.520 kits for parents to prepare food for their kids as a sustainable alternative to meat
00:59:25.600 which is skyrocketed in price you see what they're doing do you see they're making meat
00:59:32.460 so unaffordable that you have to turn to other products in order to get protein and now that
00:59:39.160 so many people were thinking ah they're gonna force it on us right like and when you think
00:59:45.180 something is being forced on you it's like somebody's hands are on you and they're jamming
00:59:49.800 it down your throat the same with the forced vaccines it's like somebody is holding you down
00:59:54.380 and jabbing a needle in your arm that's not how it went down we know that it was coercion it was
01:00:01.520 force not physical force but you lose your job if you don't do this and now because people can't
01:00:09.560 afford you know a pound of ground beef for 23 they may switch to this stuff based upon necessity
01:00:17.660 if nothing else i hope they don't but i don't see any way around it unless of course you start
01:00:24.800 trading with your local farmers right and then you make sure that you've got a freezer the size
01:00:32.100 of a meat locker to store a side of beef in i know people who have got meat stored in a huge
01:00:40.920 massive two freezers actually in their basements and i think it's time that we all start thinking
01:00:46.400 like that i'm not kidding it's either that or you will be eating processed bugs if you want any
01:00:53.420 protein at all because the protein you get from vegetables and fruits is not enough
01:00:59.040 there's people who say it is but even vegetables and fruits are going to be
01:01:05.340 way overpriced in the next little while as inflation continues to soar right
01:01:10.600 here's a funny story out of the united states from the gateway pundit michigan attorney general
01:01:17.560 forced security team to sign
01:01:21.620 non-disclosure statements after she was
01:01:23.640 passed out drunk and had to be
01:01:25.760 removed from a Michigan football game
01:01:27.520 in a wheelchair
01:01:28.580 okay you guys are all
01:01:35.900 signing NDAs
01:01:37.260 because you saw me
01:01:38.520 hammered like that and I'm the
01:01:41.540 Attorney General I can't afford to be seen like
01:01:43.700 that so you gotta sign a contract
01:01:45.500 saying you never saw this
01:01:46.860 nothing to see here so as was reported by the gateway pundit at the time michigan's top law
01:01:54.000 enforcement official democrat attorney general dana nessel whose term expires this year and is
01:01:59.720 locked in a close race with republican matt di perno was so drunk at the october 30th uh michigan
01:02:07.120 state university versus university of michigan football game last october that she had to be
01:02:12.820 taken back to her vehicle in a wheelchair.
01:02:14.860 Now, why would you take anybody that drunk
01:02:16.720 back to their car?
01:02:21.020 Anyway.
01:02:23.800 Democrat
01:02:24.400 AG Dana Nessel literally 0.99
01:02:26.380 promoted her lack of a penis 0.99
01:02:28.640 as a reason to vote for her in 0.99
01:02:30.620 2018, became so intoxicated
01:02:32.740 at this football game that
01:02:34.640 she was removed from the stadium
01:02:36.540 in a wheelchair.
01:02:42.820 The completely lawless Michigan Attorney General later made an official statement on her Facebook page,
01:02:52.460 and the statement was a mix of primarily bad humor about her unprofessional behavior.
01:02:58.280 Still, it fails to address the poor example she set for students as she sat hunched over in her seat inside the packed stadium.
01:03:06.540 Instead, her statement was filled with more jokes about her behavior than remorse.
01:03:10.320 the uh the michigan ag makes fun of her terrible bartending skills about vomiting on her
01:03:17.120 constituents and the skull crushing hangover the following day the gateway pundit recently learned
01:03:24.340 that the attorney general forced her security detail to sign non-disclosure statements
01:03:29.620 following the incident where they wheeled her to a car passed out drunk in a wheelchair
01:03:34.380 and then tossed her in a car for a ride home from the football game here it is look at that
01:03:40.260 now i guess the nda didn't work so well because all that information got out anyway but look man
01:03:47.180 if you're you're a politician and in the united states ag is a very noteworthy position
01:03:54.260 state or federal people know you they know your face
01:03:58.240 people saw her all over the stadium
01:04:02.280 so the security guys are going to sign an nda and that's going to fix everything
01:04:08.300 so she did kind of do the right thing by joking around about it i suppose
01:04:14.980 but just admit it man like you you know what we've all had moments like that right
01:04:21.880 no matter what what position we're in i'd well not all of us but most of us have had moments 0.77
01:04:28.220 where we go out we drink we do something exceedingly stupid we feel terrible about it 0.67
01:04:33.480 the next day and if somebody brings it up to you you say look man i'm sorry that was awful behavior
01:04:40.840 i had too much to drink i'm not blaming it on the booze it's all my fault i take full responsibility
01:04:47.040 just a stupid mistake and i will do my best to not let it happen again period and after that
01:04:55.740 everybody accepts your apology hopefully fingers crossed then and only then can you start joking 0.98
01:05:02.540 around about your absolutely
01:05:04.460 lascivious behavior.
01:05:10.300 But you don't make people
01:05:12.380 sign non-disclosure agreements.
01:05:17.440 This is
01:05:18.560 funny. German climate
01:05:20.660 change activists glue
01:05:22.540 their hands to a floor
01:05:24.580 and then complain about
01:05:26.460 not being provided buckets
01:05:27.960 to poop in.
01:05:29.420 so a group of environmental protesters in germany who are determined to prevent automakers
01:05:40.200 from producing vehicles glued themselves to the floor of the porsche pavilion
01:05:44.340 at volkswagen's autostat museum in wolfsburg germany the autostats a place of car enthusiasts
01:05:51.820 visit to check out volkswagen's historic vehicles as well as some of its concept cars and features
01:05:57.940 cars from other auto manufacturers as part of its display auto evolution reported as reported by the
01:06:05.480 publication environmental activists chose this site wednesday to raise awareness about the so-called
01:06:10.620 climate emergency by gluing their hands to the pavilion floor the group of men who self-identify
01:06:16.500 as scientists argue that volkswagen must put an effort into fighting climate change and claim the
01:06:22.260 car company plays a massive role in the climate battle as the world's second largest car producer
01:06:28.060 you want to hear what ben shapiro said and you think about this you you glue your hands to the
01:06:34.620 floor that means you're planning on staying there for a while right you're not going to be able to
01:06:42.640 do anything with your hands ben shapiro from the daily wire says perhaps you should have thought 1.00
01:06:51.040 of bringing your piss pot before you glued yourself to the floor you blithering idiot 1.00
01:06:56.180 but even if they had brought their own piss pot they still wouldn't have been able to grab it 1.00
01:07:07.280 because their hands were glued to the floor so i guess and i'm not sure what kind of glue they used
01:07:15.660 industrial strength glue crazy glue i don't know what they used but if their hands are actually
01:07:21.580 glued to the floor you can't get them up you're going in your pants
01:07:25.540 some sacrifices you have to make to save the world i completely understand i get it
01:07:38.800 okay guys i wanted to mention to you and i see a couple of hundred of you have already left
01:07:44.200 which is a shame but and i know i'm going long here but i had a great conversation with doug
01:07:49.320 force this morning of the myth is canada a lot of people are interested in this allodial title
01:07:54.300 thing so doug and i like i said we had this great conversation he has been touring across the
01:08:00.020 country helping people with this he says it's a difficult fight and the reason for that is because
01:08:04.900 of the governments waking up to the idea that this is going on so i asked him to come on the
01:08:11.960 show tonight he said he wouldn't well he said he'd come on but we talk about different things
01:08:16.240 he says there's certain things that he can't discuss right now publicly
01:08:21.340 and when he explained why to me i said absolutely okay we won't do that
01:08:27.480 but he is willing to discuss them in a closed forum so what i'm asking
01:08:31.760 right now we're going to try and bring doug uh to winnipeg to do a talk on a lodial title
01:08:39.040 We're going to try and bring Wayne Peters into this as well, and I will obviously be there.
01:08:43.220 But we need a place that can seat 500 or more comfortably.
01:08:49.620 The last place, the Park West Inn in Charleswood.
01:08:54.260 We love Mardina and Dave, and they gave us a fantastic rate, but the place is not big enough.
01:09:00.260 We need a place for 500 to 600, I think, maybe even more people.
01:09:06.340 people want to hear this stuff and 300 350 isn't big enough um so we need a bigger place so if you
01:09:16.260 know of any place in the winnipeg area and i'm not talking about just a place you might know
01:09:21.140 but somebody like you know the owner or the manager of this establishment if you know a place
01:09:28.140 like that please email me at shadow davis at gmail.com just like it's spelled right down here
01:09:34.180 shadow davis s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com and then i will go ahead and try and make
01:09:40.440 arrangements to book that place and we're hoping to do this next week so it's going to be a pretty
01:09:45.480 quick turnaround here if we can get a place booked okay so that could be another doug force
01:09:51.820 wayne peters event in winnipeg next week i will keep you posted if it does come to pass i just
01:09:58.120 need a place where we can go and get this thing done that's a little bit bigger than the the last
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01:13:39.380 night, eight o'clock central for another Shadow at Night live stream. Until then,
01:13:42.980 I love you all.
01:13:45.100 Bye for now.