The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tue Dec. 6th⧸2022

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00:02:29.120 Welcome, it's Shadow at Night, Tuesday, December the 6th, oh, Christmas is coming, 2022, and

00:02:36.920 tonight on the show, there's an attorney general in Canada, right?

00:02:41.380 The attorney general, well, hang on, not the attorney general, it's, I think I put that

00:02:45.460 in the description because I saw AG, not attorney general, it's the auditor general.

00:02:52.160 Auditor general is the person who kind of keeps track of Canada's finances, the bean

00:02:58.160 counter if you will of all the money that comes in and goes out of the corporation of canada and

00:03:04.080 she came out with a scathing report today oh it's really bad if you're wondering why lettuce is

00:03:11.440 ten dollars a head just wait for a couple of minutes and you'll find out uh all of the

00:03:17.860 ridiculous spending that trudeau has been doing the past few years well actually the past seven

00:03:22.820 years has finally come to a head where we just can't deal with it anymore. And a responsible

00:03:30.540 government would rein that spending in, right? So what we're getting close to is something called

00:03:36.840 stagflation, not inflation, stagflation, where you wind up with a recession and inflation at the same

00:03:44.080 time. And I think, ladies and gentlemen, I think this might be the straw that breaks the camel's

00:03:52.580 back because if you're a family of I don't know four I was going to say three but four you got a

00:03:58.800 family of four you got a couple of cars you got a house worth five hundred thousand dollars and all

00:04:03.920 of a sudden you're going to have to start tightening your belt to the point where you

00:04:06.660 can't afford this you can't afford that you got to start deciding between gas and food that's

00:04:11.100 going to bring a lot of people to I'm not going to say the breaking point but definitely anger

00:04:15.400 one more thing Trudeau does one more stupid thing that'll be it for him now I don't know if there's

00:04:21.560 going to be rage in the streets in canada like there was last year and i wouldn't call that rage

00:04:25.820 as much as it was love the freedom convoy but the rage in the streets you see in brazil in the

00:04:32.340 netherlands um all over the world really australia we even saw china definitely lately we don't know

00:04:39.740 what's going on there now because of the rigid censorship the chinese government has opposed

00:04:44.140 but yeah i mean i think so you know i was on the sean newman podcast this morning well i recorded

00:04:50.500 an episode with Sean this morning. Here's his web page here, seannewmanpodcast.com.

00:04:57.420 Great guy. Sean and I spoke for a couple of hours, and we talked about what might be the trigger

00:05:02.920 that pushes Canadians over the edge. And I think we both agreed that it was going to be

00:05:09.940 something in the way of this inflation or stagflation thing that we've been talking about.

00:05:16.200 As people have been pointing out for the last, I don't know, what, six or seven months,

00:05:20.500 stock up it might be a long cold and ugly winter some people can still afford things

00:05:28.200 the malls seem to be packed grocery stores seem to be packed but how long is that going to last

00:05:35.900 things are supposed to get worse in the new year and that's why we're hearing rumblings

00:05:40.800 of trudeau wanting to call an election before things get out of hand because when things get

00:05:47.380 out of hand and they will in terms of prices jobs money all that stuff there's no way he could ever

00:05:54.440 win another election but right now when it's not hitting people all that hard it's hitting some

00:06:00.400 people hard but not the majority of people hard enough that they would vote the guy out which is

00:06:06.460 such a ridiculous thing considering all of the scandals bs lies and whatnot that he's put us

00:06:12.700 through these past seven years which he's tried to disguise as a a learning moment for all of us

00:06:20.680 as always the show is streaming on facebook on rumble and on twitter tonight eight o'clock

00:06:28.660 central every weeknight it's the shadow at night live stream and i'm not sure when sean is going

00:06:32.860 to put up the episode that we recorded this morning but go check in and see when i'm going

00:06:38.620 to do the same thing sean s-h-a-u-n sean newman podcast.com let's go say some hellos carolyn

00:06:48.020 hello from port colborne ontario marina's watching from vancouver island tonight hello patricia from

00:06:53.840 grassy hello cheryl from saskatoon david is watching from muskoka corinne's watching from

00:06:59.280 shidiak shediak shidiak oh i don't like mispronouncing somebody's hometown you know

00:07:05.900 a hometown can be as close to your heart as a member of your family

00:07:11.500 right like i'm from winnipeg i was born and raised in winnipeg i've lived in a lot of

00:07:17.420 other cities across this country during my radio career calgary and saskatoon and london ontario

00:07:25.660 and ottawa and kingston and winnipeg's always home it's always been home kingston was probably

00:07:32.580 the closest I came to finding a home away from home. Hello, Chris. Hello, Helen. Hello, Sandy

00:07:38.600 from McKellar, Ontario. Anita's watching tonight. If you're new to the show tonight or recently

00:07:43.700 new to the show, I encourage you to go ahead and join in the chat. It's always fun. Some

00:07:47.940 good-hearted people in here. Martin, how you doing? From Seanigan Lake, British Columbia.

00:07:53.080 Penelope, how are you doing? Donna from downtown Transcona. That's a joke we have here in Winnipeg.

00:08:00.740 transcona is a part of town it's actually a part of winnipeg but it's kind of out there and so

00:08:07.040 everybody jokes that it's its own thing uh pink flamingos adorn the front yards of residents of

00:08:15.760 transcona and it's just the place that is in the boondocks transcona so if you come to winnipeg

00:08:22.020 and you hear a transcona joke now you'll understand it hello harry hello pat hello

00:08:27.800 men oh hello darlene all right everybody welcome to the show don't forget to like and share it's

00:08:31.900 important we get this thing out to as many people as we possibly can people need to hear what's going

00:08:37.880 on so they can come to their own conclusions another conversation sean and i had this morning

00:08:42.400 you know one thing we don't do most of us independent media is tell you what to think

00:08:48.660 no no no we don't do that the other side does if you don't believe what we believe then you're

00:08:56.120 evil and you're a right-wing extremist right what we do is we throw stuff your way and we say

00:09:03.480 think about this it doesn't matter whether you agree or disagree what matters is you took the

00:09:11.080 time to think about it and hopefully you'll take more time to think about more things because

00:09:16.680 there's so much going on out there and eventually if you're any kind of rational logical person

00:09:22.100 you'll decide something really dicked up is going on in this world not just this country but in this

00:09:29.280 world it's crazy out there this is from tnc.news ag the attorney auditor general

00:09:36.260 finds covid relief waste included payments to the deceased

00:09:43.040 inmates and i think i've told you in the past dogs

00:09:50.880 there was a guy i know not well but i know him bragging that he got uh the serb payments for

00:09:57.760 himself and for his two dogs true story i kid you not so a new auditor general report found

00:10:07.180 the federal government dished out tens of billions tens of billions billions man this is our money

00:10:13.860 in covet 19 relief to ineligible recipients including people who were already dead

00:10:20.700 and inmates still in prison in total the auditor general flagged 32 billion dollars worth of

00:10:30.380 payments sent out by the federal government under suspicious circumstances 4.2 billion of which

00:10:35.860 were overpayments to ineligible individuals i don't know how anything can be an overpayment

00:10:42.220 if you're already ineligible to get it a payment is wrong overpayment even worse

00:10:50.700 we found $4.6 billion of overpayments made to the ineligible recipients of benefits for

00:10:58.700 individuals, claimed the report. Canadian Taxpayers Federation Federal Director Franco

00:11:03.320 Teresano said Ottawa was asleep at the wheel. Kind of an understatement. Well, freely handing

00:11:10.900 out an unprecedented amount of taxpayer funds. Oh, but it was so fast. We had to get it out to

00:11:15.840 people so quickly. Of course, we were going to make mistakes along the way. It's inevitable.

00:11:19.540 we're only human politicians were asleep at the wheel they sent tens of billions of dollars to

00:11:28.180 the wrong place 4.6 okay we've already said that why why on earth would you write a story where

00:11:33.420 you repeat yourself three great times auditor general karen hogan said that she has concerns

00:11:41.320 about the lack of oversight. Concerns. I'm concerned. A concern is something you have

00:11:51.080 when your car doesn't start, when it's minus 30 and you might be late for work, not when tens of

00:11:55.860 billions of taxpayer dollars goes missing that you'll probably never get back. That should be

00:12:02.940 something else altogether. I have concerns. I'm concerned about the lack of rigor on post-payment

00:12:08.220 verifications and collection activities the auditor general report also flagged millions

00:12:13.660 in funds which were sent to the deceased and inmates serving time in prison a total of 6.1

00:12:20.520 million was sent to incarcerated individuals what did they do with it i wonder buy smokes

00:12:24.860 toilet paper well one point or did they even get their hands on it and what am i going to do with

00:12:31.260 where am i going to cash this check butch butch where am i going to cash this thing

00:12:38.220 Well, 1.2 million worth of taxpayers funds were sent to the dead. How many were sent to house pets? That's what I want to know. The feds fired out a bunch of money without proper guardrails and now they have a massive mess, said Teresano.

00:12:52.240 Conservative leader Pierre Polyev blasted the government over mismanagement today.

00:12:57.100 What did Polyev say?

00:12:58.100 This is on Twitter.

00:12:59.920 This morning, the Auditor General confirmed billions were spent in ineligible COVID benefit payments.

00:13:05.760 This waste of tax dollars made Trudeau's inflationary deficits billions higher than they needed to be.

00:13:11.380 These liberals created a mess, and now Canadians are paying the price.

00:13:14.300 I wonder, do most Canadians care?

00:13:19.080 Do they care?

00:13:19.460 Oh, it's just more money.

00:13:21.300 Like, what are you going to do?

00:13:22.240 oh i wish there was a way that's why i keep saying guys share this out there

00:13:29.340 people need to hear this people need to get outraged with this stuff never mind i just

00:13:35.560 want my beer and my hockey game this morning the auditor general confirmed billions were

00:13:41.520 spent in ineligible covid benefit payments this waste of time blah blah blah blah so that's that's

00:13:46.460 the loyal opposition taking the piss out, if you will, of the liberals.

00:13:53.560 So hopefully something comes of that.

00:13:58.340 Just thought you'd like to know.

00:14:00.780 And really, you know what?

00:14:01.980 We can get mad about it.

00:14:03.420 Sure, we can.

00:14:04.560 But what are we going to do?

00:14:06.800 Are we going to, say, withhold paying taxes?

00:14:10.900 Can we even?

00:14:12.500 Is it legal?

00:14:13.300 I was having a fascinating conversation over the weekend with a guy named Ray, who says it's illegal for the government to collect income tax from you.

00:14:24.140 It's illegal.

00:14:26.460 I said, what do you mean it's illegal?

00:14:28.200 It's illegal.

00:14:29.120 It's in the act.

00:14:29.880 It's illegal.

00:14:30.480 They can't do that.

00:14:32.320 Well, they do it.

00:14:34.160 Yeah, and it's illegal.

00:14:35.660 What are we going to do?

00:14:36.660 Well, what do we say to employers who take the tax off automatically when they pay you?

00:14:41.440 stop taking the tax off can you do that i was working for years 40 years from the time i was

00:14:49.300 16 i worked and i never never asked an employer to not take tax off don't worry about the tax

00:14:56.100 i'll deal with it can you do that does anybody know please write down in the comments human

00:15:01.800 rights organization says it found two new chinese police stations in canada and get this a spain

00:15:09.900 based non-governmental organization claims to have found 48 additional chinese police stations

00:15:15.460 across the globe which brings the total number of unknown or sorry of known stations to 102

00:15:20.580 like what's going on and why aren't the sovereign governments where these police stations are

00:15:29.440 located shutting them down and kicking these people out this is not legal a new report published by

00:15:36.700 the spain-based non-governmental organization safeguard defenders titled patrol and persuade

00:15:41.480 a follow-up on 110 overseas investigation found the chinese communist party hosts at least 48

00:15:49.040 newly discovered police stations overseas two of which are in canada uh we've got five apparently

00:15:54.920 now here the vast majority of the newly documented stations have been set up starting in 2016

00:16:01.200 Two newly discovered local Chinese jurisdictions, Nantong and Wenzhou, the report reads.

00:16:07.500 Safeguard defenders found that a Chinese police station in Paris, France, has been conducting an illegal persuasion to return campaign.

00:16:15.100 This is in addition to already exposed operations in Spain and Serbia, the report adds.

00:16:20.200 According to the organization, this discovery contradicts the claim made by the Chinese government that the stations were only serving administrative purposes.

00:16:29.720 What?

00:16:30.460 What does the Chinese government have to do with any administration when it comes to Chinese people now living in Canada and looking to immigrate here on a permanent basis?

00:16:41.120 What what more do you have to do with them?

00:16:43.920 I don't know.

00:16:45.660 But I'll tell you this.

00:16:47.480 And I was going to tell you guys about this a few weeks ago.

00:16:51.220 It slipped my mind and I thought it might sound racist a little bit, even though it's not.

00:16:55.080 carrie lives in an area my girlfriend she lives in an area of town that's very close to our

00:17:00.920 legislative buildings winnipeg of course being the capital of manitoba and we go for walks down

00:17:08.240 past the ledge all the time looking at all the fine masonic artistry that's been carved into

00:17:14.040 the structure of the building and all the weird-ass construction that's going on around there

00:17:18.700 looks like they're digging tunnels is what it looks like i know how crazy it sounds but i mean

00:17:24.720 there's been construction ongoing there for three years now anyway walking around the front of the

00:17:31.120 building they have these big steps you got to be careful when you're walking down because there's

00:17:34.640 ice all the time and the picture of a guy slipping i guess that means slippery two chinese guys

00:17:44.420 walking out in front of me speaking chinese and i thought to myself i wonder if these guys are

00:17:52.420 part of the Chinese government I didn't ask them I probably should have but then I would have thought

00:17:57.680 now you're being a racist and and how is that racist it's not like what are you guys doing here

00:18:02.440 do you live here you're speaking Chinese but then again you know there are two Chinese guys why

00:18:07.940 wouldn't they be speaking Chinese they might have lived here for years and just decided to speak

00:18:12.200 Chinese that day but I thought hmm these guys are here at the legislature it was a work day

00:18:17.500 were they there for some kind of a meeting with the premier like i i don't know but that

00:18:22.540 something like that should not trigger these thoughts in me but with all of these stories

00:18:28.800 we keep seeing all the time about you know illegal chinese police stations and chinese takeovers and

00:18:34.680 chinese military maneuvers going on in canada chinese infiltration of our last election the

00:18:39.440 election before that 19 mps who uh got elected because of chinese influence how can you not think

00:18:47.020 that right this is a country that probably wants to take over the world and of course they have that

00:18:53.800 social credit score system over there and the facial recognition that all the other

00:18:58.820 so-called democratic governments seem to love so much

00:19:02.080 maybe that's what it is maybe it's just a chinese takeover i don't know interesting though so yeah

00:19:11.840 no not racist right just concerned about my country being infiltrated and taken over from

00:19:18.500 the inside out no big deal there all right this from rarefoundation.org i found this interesting

00:19:28.100 it was sent to me earlier by a viewer so thank you i forget who it was exactly who sent this to

00:19:32.680 me but if it's you thank you very much i really appreciate it come to think of it uh let me thank

00:19:37.480 everybody who sends me stuff every day because i find it very helpful so thank you the opc

00:19:44.660 first of all what is the opc globalist money making scheme

00:19:50.760 maybe i should say that right globalist money making scheme it all depends on where you put

00:19:59.160 the emphasis canada's freedom convoy commission exposed short documentary now there is a 47 minute

00:20:06.800 video we're obviously not going to play for you but i will put this article in the comments later

00:20:11.940 on so you can watch this at your leisure a government-linked ottawa-based group the ottawa

00:20:17.480 people's commission on the convoy occupation so obviously not people on the freedom side they

00:20:23.660 would probably spell freedom free dumb d-u-m-b launched a public commission into the effects of

00:20:31.820 canada's freedom convoy protest in downtown ottawa last winter the globalist-led group

00:20:36.560 claims to want to address residents trauma and losses due to the convoy however they seem to

00:20:43.920 be exploiting residents of ottawa in order to seize the millions of dollars canadians donated

00:20:49.000 to the truckers freedom convoy now this is interesting there's a big lawsuit going on and

00:20:54.540 That that that ass lawyer, I forget his name.

00:20:58.420 He was that they had standing at the emergency commission somehow.

00:21:03.060 I forget this guy's name, but he was a real dick.

00:21:04.760 Anyway, Rare Foundation USA.

00:21:08.220 So awful that, you know, an out of country organization has to find this stuff for us.

00:21:16.300 rare foundation usa has produced a short documentary that displays some of the opc's

00:21:23.620 dirty tactics and the deceptions used to discredit the freedom conway for a convoy for their own

00:21:28.920 financial gain this is it right here and again i'm going to post this in the comments when i'm

00:21:32.600 through with this you guys on january 29th of this year the truckers protest known as freedom

00:21:38.860 convoy swept into canada's capital ottawa it made headlines worldwide before being crushed

00:21:44.140 on february 18th by justin trudeau's militarized police and yes they were following his invocation

00:21:52.120 of the emergencies act on valentine's day the freedom convoy which consisted of thousands

00:21:57.060 of trucks and supporters of the truckers from across canada was a protest blah blah we all know

00:22:02.080 that in the aftermath of the freedom convoy canadians have been divided on whether the

00:22:07.500 truckers protest was a legitimate rebellion against government tyranny or an occupation

00:22:13.300 that terrorized residents of downtown Ottawa who were forced to endure diesel fumes and

00:22:19.100 endless honking that ended each night. I believe nine o'clock was the latest after the injunction

00:22:24.860 came down. Anyway, the OPC claims to be an independent nonpartisan inquiry into the

00:22:31.940 lived experiences of Ottawa residents during the occupation. The government-backed globalist group

00:22:38.760 was formed this past June, and since its inception, the supposed objective group has

00:22:43.220 released endless self-contradictory statements. The OPC promised over the coming months to actively

00:22:48.680 listen to Ottawa residents, especially those who live downtown in the red zone of the Freedom

00:22:54.200 Convoy, in order to better understand the impact the convoy had on us locals, quote-unquote. Not

00:23:00.280 to point fingers and place blame, they said, but to find proactive solutions and make recommendations

00:23:06.140 for the future perhaps another convoy who knows that james bowder is trying to put one together

00:23:11.900 but probably not the best idea again sequels are never as good as the original you guys

00:23:16.780 something different is coming i'm not going to mention it now but i will in the future so stay

00:23:21.940 with me unfortunately they seem to have already made up their minds well before hearing a single

00:23:30.440 testimony claiming in the media that Ottawa residents were traumatized, scarred, and tortured

00:23:36.480 by the terrible convoy. The OPC's founder, left-wing activist Ken Rubin, said that other

00:23:43.940 current federal and city reviews of the convoy were barely scratching the surface of the dangerous,

00:23:49.080 undemocratic, and hurtful occupation. I've never seen this level of trauma in a community.

00:23:56.180 He said it would listen to residents, business owners, workers, and organizations whose

00:24:00.280 lives were turned upside down and were subject to insults and so-called torture level loud noise

00:24:06.220 it will also examine what failed to happen that might have ended the occupation sooner

00:24:12.120 and how to prevent it from happening again it was such a dramatic event and it still isn't over

00:24:17.180 he said the commissioner would also hear how residents are being affected by the repeated

00:24:23.040 reappearances of convoy protesters what what excuse me you mean the the protesters the leaders

00:24:33.700 who were there for the commission these last couple of months is that what they're talking

00:24:36.840 about, oh my God, it's Tom Marazzo and Tamarilich, oh my God, they can't take it.

00:24:49.520 Despite the outward displays of bias, the group still claimed that at the public hearings,

00:24:56.240 all would be welcome and that any locals, especially those most affected downtown residents,

00:25:00.680 could come testify in a judgment-free space where the respected commissioners would listen

00:25:06.820 with a compassionate ear. They mentioned on their website that hearings might be separated by

00:25:11.900 affected neighborhoods, persons with disabilities, experts, journalists, and academics. They never

00:25:17.360 once mentioned screening and censoring out local speakers at the hearings who have positive

00:25:21.800 viewpoints and experience of the convoy. That was until they were publicly accused of doing

00:25:27.560 precisely that on September 21st of this year and busted for bias. During the September 21st

00:25:34.100 hearing. When confronted, they awkwardly stated, we're not intending to censor out opposing

00:25:38.800 viewpoints. We're so pleased with the first hearing, we couldn't have asked for a wider

00:25:43.480 variety of views. However, they did censor people out who did not follow their biased script.

00:25:52.680 The OPC would not allow Ottawa residents who felt the convoy was positive and peaceful to speak.

00:25:58.500 They used dirty tactics to weed out speakers who challenged their narrative while simultaneously

00:26:03.660 pretending their hand-picked speakers had come about organically but they did not and that's

00:26:10.320 zexy lee who's part of the lawsuit she was so traumatized oh my god in case you didn't see her

00:26:18.300 uh testify at the commission that's basically what it was like so guys i'm going to throw this up

00:26:24.100 into the comments right now so you can have a perusal at your leisure again 47 minute documentary

00:26:30.780 is attached to this article so go ahead and have a look when you get a chance i watched part of it

00:26:36.220 this afternoon and i found it very good hey hey you want to talk about trauma how about let's just

00:26:43.460 say you're a regular normal everyday canadian citizen who feels his or her rights have been

00:26:49.520 trampled on so you go to ottawa and you join in the freedom convoy protest and then a couple of

00:26:55.620 days later, this happens. Trampled? Oh yeah. Canada's trucker protest feature in Monk debate

00:27:02.400 on trust in media. And so I told you about this a little bit the other night, but let me read you

00:27:08.600 this article. Four high-profile journalists gathered in Toronto last Wednesday to debate

00:27:13.620 the trustworthiness of the mainstream media and Canada's trucker protest provided a ready-made

00:27:18.900 case study. The results of the Monk debate, which was held at Roy Thompson Hall, suggests there's

00:27:25.140 a growing skepticism of the media and its ability to cover big issues this comes from the hub.ca

00:27:31.420 stewart thompson wrote this thing he's the editor-in-chief by the way before the debate 48

00:27:38.260 i was trying to get these numbers right last week when i kind of told you about this and i failed

00:27:42.360 miserably so here they are before the debate 48 of the audience agreed with the resolution and

00:27:47.780 after the closing statements had been made a whopping 67 agreed with the ideas that the

00:27:53.860 mainstream media is not to be trusted and guys once again today i got into it with a couple of

00:27:59.840 left-wing corporate media hacks from global rachel gilmore who posted something today that is so

00:28:06.180 egregious i'm going to play it for you later on in the show and the consumer affairs guy forget

00:28:10.820 his name sean something so please follow me on twitter so you can support the people who get

00:28:16.640 into arguments with these clowns on twitter either by liking or responding to something we say to

00:28:22.700 them and i notice um and maybe this is a personal bias of mine anytime there's an argument or a

00:28:31.560 debate between somebody from our side of things and somebody from their side of things they are

00:28:36.380 the first ones to start calling names uh what's his name called me a nincompoop the other or today

00:28:41.980 nincompoop

00:28:43.340 i thought it was funny anyway this debate featured substack author matt taibbi who was

00:28:53.820 responsible for the release of the twitter files last week and we do have more on that coming up

00:28:59.180 in just a second and author and political commentator douglas murray i played video for

00:29:03.800 you the other day arguing the left-wing corporate media they don't get called mainstream on this

00:29:08.400 show is not to be trusted well new yorker writer malcolm gladwell and new york times columnist

00:29:13.360 michelle goldberg argued in favor of left-wing corporate media the debate was moderated by the

00:29:19.080 hub's executive director rudyard griffiths rudyard griffiths love it much of the debate revolved

00:29:27.780 around important news stories that murray and taibi argued the media had ignored or gotten wrong

00:29:33.780 There was some consensus on the trucker protests, though, with both sides agreeing the protests which swept across Canada earlier this year and gridlocked the nation's capital with heavy machinery were more complicated than portrayed.

00:29:46.540 Murray and Taibbi both argued the natural curiosity required for news reporting has been replaced with an ideological cookie cutter which inhabits the media's ability to cover issues on the right.

00:29:57.620 I was saying this very thing last night, in case you missed last night's show.

00:30:02.280 That's exactly what I was talking about.

00:30:04.500 I was talking about where is the natural curiosity of these reporters?

00:30:08.380 They just write down what the government tells them to write down, and that's what they publish now.

00:30:13.880 There is no.

00:30:14.640 So exactly how did you get that money, sir?

00:30:18.360 Where did it come from, and where is it going, and why?

00:30:21.700 There's none of that.

00:30:23.060 There's no investigative reporting anymore whatsoever, especially at a local level.

00:30:31.640 Oh, right. So anyway, they argued the cookie cutter, which inhabits the media's ability to cover issues on the right, on the right.

00:30:39.720 When people come out in large numbers, the job of reporters is to go out and say, why are you on the streets?

00:30:45.660 What brought you here? Why are you here with your kids?

00:30:48.020 Why have you got a bouncy castle in the middle of Ottawa?

00:30:50.880 That's a bit strange, argued Murray. Murray said the federal government did all the things you do in the modern political age if you want to just defenestrate somebody who's awkward to you, which is to call them misogynistic, homophobic, and white supremacists.

00:31:06.220 Now, at such a time, what would the mainstream media do? It would question it. The Canadian mainstream media did not. The Canadian mainstream media acted as an amen chorus of the Canadian government, said Murray.

00:31:19.580 Murray argued the reason for this failure was the significant government subsidies flowing to media organizations, which we've covered ad nauseum here.

00:31:29.480 Michelle Goldberg, a left-leaning New York Times columnist, said she traveled to the trucker protests in Ottawa as part of her mainstream media job and found a story she wasn't expecting.

00:31:38.080 I showed up at the Ottawa trucker protests kind of expecting the things that I've seen at Donald Trump rallies, at various even further right events, and didn't find it.

00:31:46.780 I was really quite astonished, said Goldberg.

00:31:48.800 what did you find there ms goldberg love support togetherness canadians being canadians

00:31:56.600 for the first time in two years is that what you found

00:31:59.840 goldberg argued the mainstream media has always been more interested in a counterintuitive story

00:32:08.460 over any kind of ideological purity people were hugging each other people were hugging me even

00:32:15.420 though i'm from the hated mainstream media i told my editors that this is what i found and they said

00:32:20.360 great that's more interesting than what we thought you were going to find it was more interesting and

00:32:24.540 i wrote it and they devoted an entire page to it but that's the new york times that's not the

00:32:31.100 toronto star or the globe and mail right the story goldberg found was about a community of people who

00:32:40.260 had been politically lonely for a long time and had finally found something worth gathering for.

00:32:46.300 Taibbi argued the journalists have become isolated from some of their readers and viewers,

00:32:51.460 which means they can be spectacularly wrong about events that are outside their own bubble.

00:32:56.940 Taibbi pointed out to the elite consensus that Donald Trump couldn't beat Hillary Clinton in

00:33:01.320 the election as proof. When you're a writer, when you're a journalist and people don't trust you,

00:33:07.520 It's always your fault. It's always a communication problem. I remember covering the 2016 presidential

00:33:14.760 campaign. The news media couldn't have gotten the story more wrong for longer, said Taibbi.

00:33:20.120 Gladwell argued that it's a misconception to believe the media's job is to predict the future

00:33:24.520 or to always get everything right. Newspapers and magazines offer corrections when they get

00:33:29.280 things wrong, which is less true of the independent or ideological media, he argued. There's a weird

00:33:34.280 obsession with the two of them, with the notion that media occasionally gets things wrong. I

00:33:38.440 wonder if they've confused the role of journalists with that of stockbrokers, said Gladwell. That's

00:33:43.880 a stupid thing to say, in my opinion. Sometimes that means you go down some dead ends and you

00:33:50.040 chase stories that don't turn out as you want them or wish them or hope that they would turn

00:33:55.200 out. But that is the nature of the business. And if that business seems uncomfortable to you,

00:33:59.460 then I would suggest you go into stockbroker. All right, that guy sounds completely out of

00:34:04.060 touch like seriously dude what have you been reading for the past two years like they got it

00:34:11.260 wrong once no it's a concerted narrative that is permeating the three maybe four big media

00:34:23.620 companies in this country and they gang up they team up on people on social media when they disagree

00:34:31.280 or when they get called out when they get criticized i'll show you well actually guys

00:34:35.260 follow me on twitter and you'll see for yourself okay so this is twitter file supplemental from

00:34:42.340 matt taibbi so uh not as long as the last dump uh he said on friday the first installment of

00:34:49.160 twitter files was published here we expected to publish more over the weekend many wondered why

00:34:54.480 there was a delay we can now tell you part of the reason on tuesday twitter deputy general counsel

00:35:00.880 and former FBI general counsel Jim Baker was fired among the reasons vetting the first batch

00:35:08.460 of Twitter files without knowledge of new management the process for producing the

00:35:14.080 Twitter files involved delivery to two journalists Barry Weiss and Matt Taibbi via a lawyer close to

00:35:20.180 new management however after the initial batch things became complicated over the weekend while

00:35:26.240 we both dealt with obstacles to new searches it was uh matt weiss who discovered the person in

00:35:32.060 charge of releasing the files was someone named jim when she called or sorry not matt uh what's

00:35:38.700 her name it's matt taibi barry weiss b-a-r-i barry weiss when barry weiss who discovered the person

00:35:45.140 in charge of releasing the files was someone named jim when she called to ask jim's last name

00:35:49.820 the answer came back Jim Baker. My jaw hit the floor, says Weiss. The first batch of files both

00:35:58.220 reporters received was marked Spectra Baker emails. Baker is a controversial figure. He's

00:36:05.200 been something of a zealig of FBI controversies dating back to 2016 from the Steele dossier to

00:36:11.580 the alpha server mess. He resigned in 2018 after an investigation into leaks to the press. The

00:36:18.040 The news that Baker was reviewing the Twitter files surprised everyone involved, to say

00:36:22.040 the least, and new Twitter chief Elon Musk acted quickly to exit Baker, and that was

00:36:27.280 today.

00:36:28.400 Reporters resumed searches through Twitter files material, a lot of it today, and the

00:36:33.040 next installment of the Twitter files will appear with Barry Weiss on Twitter, so stay

00:36:37.780 tuned, and that should happen at some point, hopefully tomorrow or the next day.

00:36:41.680 Now, who is this guy?

00:36:42.980 Who is this James Baker fella?

00:36:45.940 Well, here's the story.

00:36:48.040 um who is the guy who wrote this this is my column jonathan turley uh jonathan turley.org

00:36:55.520 this is the column um from the new york post that he wrote thousands of twitter documents are

00:37:03.920 released on the company's infamous censorship program which has been confirmed uh about the

00:37:09.580 use of back channels by biden and democratic officials to silence critics on the social

00:37:14.020 media platform. However, one familiar name immediately popped out in the first batch

00:37:18.400 of documents released through journalist Matt Taibbi, James Baker. For many, James Baker is

00:37:24.080 fast becoming the Kevin Bacon of the Russian collusion scandal. Six degrees of, that's why

00:37:30.580 the six degrees title of the article. Baker or seven degrees. Baker has been featured repeatedly

00:37:36.700 in the Russian investigations launched by the Justice Department, including the hoax involving

00:37:41.120 the Russian Alpha Bank. When Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussman wanted to plant the bizarre

00:37:47.940 false claim of a secret communications channel between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin,

00:37:53.940 Baker was his go-to speed dial contact. Baker would later testify at Sussman's trial.

00:38:00.300 Baker's name also appeared prominently in controversies related to the other Russian-related

00:38:04.940 FBI allegations against Trump. He was effectively forced out due to his role and reportedly found

00:38:11.920 himself under criminal investigation. He became a defender of the Russian investigations despite

00:38:17.360 findings of biased and even criminal conduct. He was also a frequent target of Donald Trump

00:38:22.940 on social media, including Twitter. Baker responded with public criticism of Trump for his false

00:38:28.220 narratives. After leaving the FBI, so we already know this guy's tainted, probably on the take

00:38:35.000 through the Democratic Party, Twitter seemed eager to hire Baker as deputy general counsel.

00:38:42.420 Ironically, Baker soon became involved in another alleged back channel with a presidential campaign,

00:38:47.580 and this time it was Twitter that maintained the non-public channels with the Biden campaign,

00:38:52.360 and later the White House. Baker soon weighed in with the same signature bias that characterized

00:38:57.340 the russian investigations so again when musk found out that this jim baker guy was trying to

00:39:03.940 doctor the twitter files over this past weekend um and and the two reporters who were supposed

00:39:09.920 to receive these files found that out their jaws hit the floor and musk walked him out the door

00:39:14.620 today so the infiltration is deep my friends twitter has uh well i guess musk has been at

00:39:21.660 twitter what a month now and he still hasn't gotten rid of all of the spies who are working

00:39:26.440 on the inside on behalf of the left and i'm not going to say just the biden camp either i'm going

00:39:32.280 to say the left period the left the deep state eventually they'll all be weeded out but i think

00:39:39.540 it's going to take time there's probably more of them in there but even so musk has done a fantastic

00:39:48.700 job with twitter so far in my opinion it's become a much more lively and happening place

00:39:55.700 why this doctor applauds elon musk ending twitter's covet misinformation ban

00:40:02.720 like i notice that some of my posts and videos often wind up with that stupid covet label on

00:40:09.820 them still if you're watching on facebook you see it probably now covet misinformation

00:40:13.760 from the ridiculous third-party fact checkers who aren't fact checkers at all

00:40:18.700 anyway i think they're paid by bill gates if i'm not mistaken at least one of these

00:40:27.460 independent third-party fact-checking organizations is

00:40:30.540 elon musk's decision to remove twitter's covet misleading information protocol should be

00:40:37.220 applauded not attacked as it's been in the media his move is a nod to free speech and more

00:40:44.400 important to the ideas that when you assert people are spreading misinformation there's an implicit

00:40:50.100 understanding you know the truth and they don't this is dangerous posturing because the truth

00:40:57.000 itself is often flexible changeable dependent on vantage point never certain especially in the case

00:41:02.240 of a virus we're still learning about with no consensus on effective public health protocol

00:41:06.780 or absolute measures to prevent spread here, here.

00:41:12.440 We don't know.

00:41:14.620 So you can't say you're right and we're wrong.

00:41:17.660 It's just wrong to say that.

00:41:21.400 When it comes to COVID, what was yesterday's misinformation

00:41:25.020 has become tomorrow's truth and vice versa,

00:41:27.560 a reality that goes beyond Anthony Fauci's

00:41:30.200 and others' famous flip-flopping on masks.

00:41:32.740 Advocates of monoclonal antibodies as a primary treatment for COVID must absorb the fact they no longer work against the emerging subvariants

00:41:41.360 While believers in hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin must yield to Paxlovid's powerful results

00:41:46.980 But again, we don't know the long-term side effects of Paxlovid because it hasn't had a long-term to be tested in

00:41:55.300 We don't know

00:41:56.420 However, we do know long-term side effects of hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin

00:42:01.800 nil unless of course you're overdosed with the stuff

00:42:05.840 that's the difference there that this guy completely misses drops the ball on and all

00:42:14.480 must recognize that neither natural immunity from recent infection nor any kind of vaccine

00:42:19.560 booster is sufficient to prevent spread of this virus latest iterations okay fine sure whatever

00:42:25.700 but to label one side as a bunch of terrorists and conspiracy theorists and tinfoil hats for

00:42:35.020 having a differing opinion based upon actual data and the other side oh so right and righteous

00:42:40.840 is criminal and so that's why that doctor is happy that that musk has removed that label

00:42:48.760 on twitter and we're hoping that all of these other social media platforms follow suit

00:42:53.420 apparently public sentiment is now shifting against uh the latest trudeau gun laws this is

00:43:00.380 an op-ed from lindsey wilson and tnc.news as the alberta government readies to rumble with

00:43:07.380 ottawa over standing up for alberta obviously this person lives in alberta and the people in it

00:43:13.660 the trudeau government is certainly demonstrating gross federal overreach with what is believed to

00:43:18.480 be the largest gun ban in canadian history leaving little confusion over why albertans

00:43:22.860 are getting amped up over autonomy. Even still, there is a massive smear campaign going on against

00:43:30.680 Danielle Smith and the latest polling apparently, and I don't trust polling. I just thought I'd

00:43:35.860 throw this out there. The NDP are leading the UCP 47 to 43. I can't believe the NDP under Rachel

00:43:44.240 Notley has got 47% of the support of the people of Alberta. That is absolutely outrageous. There

00:43:51.560 can't be a way for that to happen just no way no freaking way i digress trudeau's bill c21 is

00:44:04.380 creating a firestorm among hunters sportsmen and associations from across the country it began as

00:44:09.840 a ban on military-grade assault style firearms black guns then the feds turned their sights to

00:44:15.720 legally obtained handguns and now the revisions made will impact thousands of rifles and shotguns

00:44:20.600 that are low-powered, slow to fire, and only ever designed to shoot birds, deer, or skeet.

00:44:27.640 While some Canadians could see merit in the banning of military-style assault rifles,

00:44:32.200 in light of our country's deadliest mass shooting, the April 2020 rampage in Truro, Nova Scotia,

00:44:37.700 that claimed the lives of 22 innocents and injured three others until the end RCMP shot the guy,

00:44:43.740 the scales of public sentiment on the current ban have seemingly tipped against Trudeau and his ministers.

00:44:49.420 Unlike our southern neighbors, gun culture in Canada is more subdued and has a strong history of reasonable legislation.

00:44:55.120 But get in the way of a northerner on his or her annual moose hunt or Sunday outing to fill the freezer with deer.

00:45:02.760 Look out. That's a surefire way to ruffle some Canuck feathers.

00:45:06.960 Even now, this is the part of the story I wanted to get to here.

00:45:10.660 Even Carey Price, the injured goaltender of the Montreal Canadiens and quite possibly one of the greatest NHL goaltenders of all time.

00:45:19.580 He's speaking out against this draconian gun grab, talking or taking to Twitter to tell fellow Canadians that Trudeau is out of line with hunting rifle in hand, sporting camo garb.

00:45:31.160 What Justin Trudeau is trying to do is unjust, said Price.

00:45:35.340 I support the Canadian coalition for firearms rights to keep my hunting tools.

00:45:40.020 now let me ask you what you think is going to happen and why there is such a divide on gun

00:45:48.200 issues in this country write it down in the comment uh and and the question about what's

00:45:54.800 going to happen regarding carrie price's comments i think it's going to have an effect on public

00:46:00.840 sentiment carrie price again probably one of the greatest goaltenders in the history of the nhl

00:46:10.020 at least he's in the argument carries a lot of influence not just in montreal but all across

00:46:15.600 the country because there's abs fans everywhere right are they going to listen to what he has

00:46:19.720 to say or are they going to say he's in a right-wing extremist he likes guns which way is that going to

00:46:24.540 go i don't know if he stands alone i think people might turn on him even some habs fans

00:46:34.080 on the other hand if others start speaking out not necessarily just hockey players but you know

00:46:40.760 well-known names who say yeah this is way too over the top then we might start seeing a change

00:46:47.240 in sentiment that person who was writing that op-ed said the change in sentiment is happening

00:46:51.840 in Alberta I think that that sentiment was always there in Alberta so she probably lives in a city

00:47:00.000 calgary or edmonton probably edmonton but any rural person will tell you that this is ridiculous

00:47:08.600 overreach the problem is in canada what you've got is an 80 20 split between people who live

00:47:13.420 in urban centers versus people who live in the country and so the people who live in rural areas

00:47:19.080 are always going to be in the minority and somebody from toronto is never going to understand the

00:47:23.900 benefits of owning a gun when you're living 40 miles away from the closest rcmp detachment and

00:47:29.800 you don't have anything else to defend yourself with except harsh language so i don't know what's

00:47:38.860 going to happen there but it's definitely interesting and i'm in favor of people being

00:47:43.200 allowed to have guns i think this is far more than just trudeau being ridiculous about guns

00:47:50.660 and trying to win political points i think that klaus schwab has told him you go get the guns

00:47:55.520 so that when the time comes, those people will not be able to defend themselves unless they've got sticks and stones.

00:48:03.540 Same in Australia, same everywhere else.

00:48:06.060 And the only country that will probably stand up to all this nonsense is, you guessed it, the United States of America.

00:48:13.080 And even that is in question. It's been a problem for years there.

00:48:17.720 Here is an interesting story out of New Zealand.

00:48:20.260 Kia ora, good evening.

00:48:21.860 Well, a four-month-old baby is caught in the middle of a row

00:48:24.700 between his parents and House New Zealand.

00:48:27.180 He needs life-saving surgery,

00:48:29.200 but his parents don't want him to receive blood

00:48:31.400 from those who have been vaccinated.

00:48:33.580 And now House New Zealand wants guardianship.

00:48:36.300 Dozens of the parent supporters turned up at court,

00:48:39.320 and Alice Wilkins was also there.

00:48:43.260 At the centre of all of this...

00:48:45.360 It's a freedom to choose.

00:48:46.400 ..is one tiny person, a four-month-old baby.

00:48:50.020 He's stable at the moment. He's doing well. He needs an urgent operation.

00:48:55.520 Except progress to get that operation has come to a standstill

00:48:59.760 as his parents engage in a standoff with Te Whata Ora Health New Zealand in court.

00:49:05.400 The baby concerned, obviously, is really pretty much in uncharted territory at this stage.

00:49:11.380 The four-month-old has the heart condition pulmonary valve stenosis.

00:49:15.320 His case is severe and needs a procedure to allow blood to flow properly around his body.

00:49:21.040 But his parents don't want the blood of those who've received a COVID vaccine to be used in his surgery.

00:49:26.980 And while both vaccinated and unvaccinated people can donate to our blood bank, that blood isn't held separately.

00:49:34.700 By this stage, several weeks ago, a child with this condition would have been treated.

00:49:39.060 We need to have safe blood. That is our right as a mother and as my voice for my baby.

00:49:47.380 Now Te Whatu Ora has made an application to put the baby's guardianship into the court

00:49:51.920 so surgery can go ahead, saying today in a statement,

00:49:55.460 we know that it can be worrying when parents have a child who is unwell

00:49:58.860 and are making decisions about their care.

00:50:01.460 The decision to make an application is always made with the best interests of the child in mind

00:50:06.360 in following extensive conversations with whānau.

00:50:09.460 But the baby's parents and their lawyer,

00:50:11.880 known anti-mandate campaigner Sue Gray,

00:50:14.240 say they have around 30 unvaccinated donors

00:50:17.200 ready to provide blood for his surgery.

00:50:19.820 Where there's a solution,

00:50:21.060 it would be really a shame that that solution be missed.

00:50:24.360 The ideal outcome would be that the blood bank

00:50:26.440 would agree to collect blood from these donors

00:50:29.160 and put it aside ready for this baby

00:50:32.180 to have the operation that he needs.

00:50:34.380 A crowd of the family's supporters

00:50:36.000 gathered outside the High Court.

00:50:39.700 The medical fate of their baby

00:50:41.620 put on pause

00:50:42.780 until the matter is heard in court next week.

00:50:46.100 Alice Wilkins, News Hub.

00:50:48.720 From News Hub New Zealand.

00:50:50.600 All right, so...

00:50:52.040 If you needed...

00:50:55.760 Let's say you're unvaccinated, right?

00:50:58.020 And I know that we have a lot of people

00:50:59.680 who watch this show who are vaccinated.

00:51:02.680 And there's one named Leanne

00:51:06.000 who recorded her story about vaccine injury and i've asked her if i could play her story on the

00:51:10.500 show and i don't think she's gotten back to me yet but if she says yes i will there are people

00:51:17.680 who've had the vaccine but those of us who haven't if i had to go in for surgery

00:51:25.120 i would not want vaccinated blood i mean that would defeat the whole purpose of what i was

00:51:33.160 doing for the past couple of years saying I don't want that stuff in my body right and we told you

00:51:40.280 last night because of that the Swiss unvaccinated blood bank that's just starting up they say that

00:51:48.880 you know the regular blood cleaning techniques don't remove the stuff in these vaccines from

00:51:54.500 the blood some of it remains longer than six months and maybe longer they don't know yet

00:52:01.860 and some of this stuff is not good i've got a story coming up in in just a couple of minutes

00:52:07.660 i want you guys to hear and this story may terrify you i'm i can't verify to its authenticity

00:52:14.280 completely i did fact check it earlier and it's a hit and miss type thing i'll give it a 65 in

00:52:23.240 terms of trustworthiness but i'm going to read it to you anyway because i think it's important that

00:52:28.020 you hear it but in the meantime you know what i'm going to ignore this if you guys want to see this

00:52:33.320 uh rex murvey piece on danielle smith uh i'm just going to put that here in the comments it's a

00:52:39.020 great piece uh danielle smith claiming that alberta has been ignored for the past 10 or 20 years

00:52:45.400 and rex says oh no you haven't you've been demonized you haven't been ignored

00:52:50.740 you have been attacked and demonized by canada's climate elite no no no no no uh lady what does

00:53:02.580 he call her not lady premier ah whatever it's a great piece uh however uh there is another story

00:53:11.480 from national post regarding uh danielle smith and uh that that woman who has been denied

00:53:18.560 transplant surgery because of her vaccination status. She will not get vaccinated. And because

00:53:25.120 of that, these doctors say, well, that's it for you then. And the case has gone to court and she's

00:53:29.200 lost. So Danielle Smith says, I am going to intervene in this. I don't exactly know how

00:53:35.880 she's going to do it. And I, I don't like it. On the one hand, I do like it because she's trying

00:53:41.920 to help this this woman who's been on the show before but it's been decided in the courts

00:53:48.260 and i don't like it when politicians start screwing around with the court system

00:53:54.420 whether i agree with them or not you can't make exceptions like that

00:54:01.360 so anyway daniel smith says i've been pretty clear that we do not want to see discrimination

00:54:09.540 against anybody on the basis of their vaccination status premier smith says she is seeking a second

00:54:16.700 medical opinion in the case of an alberta woman who has refused covet 19 vaccination as a

00:54:22.240 precondition for a major organ transplant a move one health policy expert says is likely without

00:54:28.380 precedent annette lewis a terminally ill transplant patient has twice lost court bids to be reinstated

00:54:36.240 to the top of an Alberta Health Services transplant list.

00:54:43.740 Smith was asked about the case at a news conference today

00:54:47.560 following the unveiling, make that last week, I'm sorry,

00:54:50.620 following the unveiling of her signature Sovereignty Act.

00:54:53.680 I'm seeking a second opinion on that particular case.

00:54:56.480 I know that there's at least one other case as well, she said.

00:55:00.720 I've been pretty clear that we do not want to see discrimination

00:55:04.000 against anybody on the basis of their booster status or their vaccination status. And I'm

00:55:08.500 hopeful that the business community and other entities operating in this province have heard

00:55:12.960 that message and will make sure to bring their policies into alignment with that objective.

00:55:18.680 She added the difficulty with transplant patients is that they do have a protocol they go through

00:55:24.240 to determine who has the best likelihood of survivability. That's why I need to have a

00:55:29.360 second medical opinion. I don't want to supersede that, so I'm very hopeful that we'll be able to

00:55:34.440 get an opinion in a number of weeks. Laurie in Hardcastle, a University of Calgary professor

00:55:40.560 specializing in health law and policy, said she was very surprised to see the premier weigh in

00:55:45.940 on an individual's medical treatment. It would set, I think, a bad precedent if we got into a

00:55:52.260 situation where patients who had gone through the process with their doctors and with AHS and

00:55:56.980 weren't satisfied with what they were hearing, thought they could make appeals directly to the

00:56:01.540 premier to try to intervene in medical decisions. I think this idea the premier would intervene on

00:56:06.300 granular level, individual medical decision-making is wholly inappropriate.

00:56:13.240 Lewis sued AHS after her treatment team informed her in March of last year she would need a COVID

00:56:18.220 vaccine to maintain her place on the top of the transplant list. While Lewis is up to date on her

00:56:23.200 other shots, she refused to take this ridiculous experimental formula, claiming it's experimental

00:56:28.420 and a violation of her conscience rights. And it is. The organ Lewis needs is covered by a

00:56:34.800 publication ban to protect the identities of her treatment team. We know what it is. We just can't

00:56:43.360 say it. Represented by the anti-mandate justice center. Why do they have to say that? Why did

00:56:50.480 to say the justice center for constitutional freedoms lewis has lost both attempts at being

00:56:54.840 restored to the queue in july court of king's bench justice paul belzile sided with the ehs

00:57:00.900 dismissing lewis's application and concluding medical chaos would ensue if doctors clinical

00:57:06.560 decisions were subjected to charter scrutiny yeah you know that's true that's true our medical

00:57:16.740 rights are not protected under the charter of rights and freedoms which makes them a privilege

00:57:25.160 however canada's medical system is different than that of the united states in the united

00:57:32.480 states they could say it's a privilege because they haven't got socialized medicine down there

00:57:38.460 whereas here in canada we all pay into the system once we start working we pay taxes we all pay

00:57:45.280 into the system we should all be able to take out of the system as well that's what it's supposed

00:57:50.100 to do now these doctors are saying that because she didn't get the covet 19 vaccine she's not

00:57:56.660 eligible for the transplant surgery but they haven't given any medical reasons that i'm aware

00:58:04.060 of as to why she wouldn't be would it make her more susceptible to sickness after surgery

00:58:13.560 we all know that when somebody goes through surgery their immune system takes a huge hit

00:58:19.780 but she'd be susceptible to all things even the flu could kill somebody at that point

00:58:25.000 or a bad cold never mind covid and we all know that covid does not

00:58:33.580 prevent transmission or getting it in the first place so what's the point

00:58:39.520 so this is a system where the doctors are wrong

00:58:46.160 in my opinion

00:58:47.460 they're doing the wrong thing here

00:58:50.500 if this vaccine was safe and effective

00:58:54.500 which it isn't

00:58:55.860 in my opinion

00:58:57.260 then

00:58:59.940 they should insist on it

00:59:02.440 again if it were safe

00:59:04.600 and effective

00:59:05.540 but it has not proven to be either one of those two things

00:59:09.520 So how dare they demand a sick person

00:59:12.440 possibly get sicker by taking this thing

00:59:15.060 and still be at risk of getting the disease,

00:59:18.780 sorry, the virus in the first place.

00:59:21.020 It just doesn't make any sense.

00:59:23.280 And I wonder how these doctors sleep at night.

00:59:25.760 There is nothing the legal system or the court system

00:59:29.020 or our Constitution, Charter of Rights and Freedoms,

00:59:32.660 can do about this.

00:59:33.720 so i guess danielle smith saying she's going to take action by getting a second medical opinion

00:59:43.320 is hoping to maybe just start a debate between the transplant team and these other doctors

00:59:49.180 she's planning to confer with to maybe get these people to change their minds but she can't do it

00:59:53.940 through any sort of legal basis she can't just say you guys are doing this she can't and so when we

01:00:00.660 talk about the intervention that she's about to do um i believe that's what we're talking about

01:00:07.180 getting these two teams of doctors to at least have a conversation about it

01:00:11.080 okay this is the story guys i was telling you about before with 65 certainty come from life

01:00:18.560 site news all right now remember we have seen video and we've heard stories from funeral

01:00:27.680 directors all over the world about pulling these weird sort of wiry clumps out of people they're

01:00:35.980 not blood clots there's something else right with the consistency of calamari i've heard one

01:00:42.300 undertaker say in the past it's kind of a stringy sort of a thing that they pull out of people

01:00:49.680 blood clots look a lot different and we did see one uh here in winnipeg last week

01:00:55.660 but what are these things exactly is it just something that this experimental formula does

01:01:07.940 to people's blood or is it something else an australian doctor has apparently found

01:01:13.620 chips self-assembling structures forming in pfizer vaccine contents all right and there's

01:01:21.000 the doctor right here, Dr. David Nixon, noted the chips which seem to gather around wire structures

01:01:27.040 appear to be the product of intelligent design. This is extremely alarming. We have heard stories

01:01:34.340 like this in the past. We have heard doctors say this, and this is a new doctor saying this

01:01:41.640 publicly now. An Australian doctor has gone public with microscopic images of unidentified objects

01:01:49.200 that appear to be self-assembling from the contents of Pfizer's COVID injection.

01:01:54.040 Family physician, physician, Dr. David Nixon,

01:01:57.460 recently shared dark field microscopy photos of concerning structures

01:02:01.720 that appeared in Pfizer jab fluid over time

01:02:05.440 and that seemed to be the product of intelligent design

01:02:08.160 in a Sunday episode of the International Crimes Investigative Committee,

01:02:11.880 co-hosted by the group's founder, Dr. Reiner Fulmich,

01:02:15.500 and ex-Pfizer executive, Dr. Michael Yeadon.

01:02:19.200 nixon showed how boxy dark structures similar in shape to crystals but with internal structures

01:02:26.000 that appear to be different from a naturally occurring crystal appeared on the periphery

01:02:31.360 of the slides jab contents after he left it out overnight and here's a photo what is that

01:02:37.800 that's at a microscopic level is that a a nanobot

01:02:49.760 What the hell is that?

01:02:56.300 Remarkably, you guys have to like and share this.

01:03:01.100 We have no reason to doubt these people, by the way.

01:03:06.820 This is their opinion. This is what they've seen.

01:03:09.720 This is what they're showing us.

01:03:11.060 nobody has has debunked any of this remarkably the formation of the crystalline structures

01:03:24.620 appeared to depend on their exposure to electromagnetic frequencies according to

01:03:29.580 when he put the slide inside a faraday bag blocking emfs he said came from his wireless

01:03:36.400 router, he only saw black round dots. However, when he didn't shield the site, only the angular

01:03:45.440 crystal-like formations would appear the next morning. While discussing Nixon's findings,

01:03:54.660 Dr. Yeadon advised that further experiments were needed to ascertain if it was indeed the presence

01:03:58.900 of EMFs as opposed to other variables like temperature or air currents that affected the

01:04:03.780 structures formation. I'm glad one of the doctors actually spoke up and said, hold on, before we say

01:04:08.360 anything, we need to know what this is for absolutely certain. Other reports have been

01:04:13.320 made that EMFs affect the formation of structure within the COVID jabs. Ecuador-based electrical

01:04:18.540 engineer Matt Taylor testified on the Stu Peters show that when he put a drop of the COVID jab on

01:04:24.400 a microscope slide and placed that slide on an internet router, he observed the self-assembly

01:04:29.980 of what he believes look like integrated circuits all right there is more to this story you guys

01:04:38.540 i'm going to throw this up into the comments and if you want to read this whole thing later on

01:04:42.740 you can do so at your leisure it's going in right now so i'll tell you what this this actually

01:04:53.160 makes sense doesn't it with all of the 5g stuff that's been going up what are those purple lights

01:05:03.280 i was coming out of a store last night after the show i had to go shopping for a couple of things

01:05:07.880 and i passed right by this purple glow and i went what the hell and i looked up and it was

01:05:13.820 the street light right i'm going wow man this is like weird this should not be purple but people

01:05:17.780 have gotten used to that we've seen it so many times why is this purple what's going on

01:05:23.160 And what are these massive clots that they're finding inside of people?

01:05:30.120 Is it some sort of self-assembling construct that is blocking the arteries of these poor people?

01:05:42.940 Really strange.

01:05:44.340 Now look, holiday heart syndrome is a thing now.

01:05:48.620 doctors warning about this perfect storm from fox 8 fox news in the united states of all places

01:05:55.600 before diving into your tasty holiday feast and spiked eggnog

01:05:59.520 doctors are sending out a warning about a potential threat to your heart

01:06:03.860 it's called holiday heart syndrome

01:06:08.120 holiday heart syndrome is really this mix this perfect storm of a lot of different factors that

01:06:17.300 come together during the holiday season that increase our overall risk of having a heart

01:06:22.080 attack this is from cardiologist dr nicholas ruthman from the cleveland clinic are you

01:06:27.140 kidding me how much are they paying this guy to say this crap oh so just now then

01:06:33.620 oh thank you doc thank you i was wondering what all those unexplained deaths years before were

01:06:40.220 have you noticed any of that i certainly haven't i haven't seen uncle bill dropped out of a heart

01:06:46.200 attack in recent years? Not at Christmas, anyway. From what I hear from Mike Vojjakas of Voyage

01:06:52.960 Funeral Homes, people usually make it past the holiday season before they die. That's something

01:06:58.480 that we've heard as urban folklore for many, many years, but Mike confirms that's the case.

01:07:04.040 Busy season for him is January. Anyway, let's continue on with this ridiculous story. Ruthman

01:07:10.900 said it begins when overindulging on salty foods and booze on a continual flow throughout the

01:07:16.780 holidays families come together bringing a lot of people from all across the country there's

01:07:20.380 a lot of travel involved we eat more we drink more we exercise huh and kind of look out for

01:07:25.660 ourselves a lot less why would he say we exercise maybe he meant we don't exercise on christmas eve

01:07:31.340 alone doctors say there's a 40 increased risk for people to have a heart attack than any other day

01:07:37.220 of the year really so when it comes to i you know what i'm not even going to read the rest of this

01:07:45.060 this is ridiculous so rachel gilmore you guys there she is right there she is the tiktok reporter

01:07:51.160 of global news canada right she will lash out at any male who criticizes her journalistic skills

01:07:59.660 or integrity because we are supposedly what is the word sexist right we're sexist she's called

01:08:10.180 me sexist a couple of times and an income poop on twitter so here she is whining and crying about

01:08:17.420 death threats this is a minute-long video have a look i'm a female reporter and i have been

01:08:23.220 receiving death threats for months now my dms my replies on twitter my emails this is what they

01:08:30.760 look like every day and it's not just me people are targeting female and especially women of color

01:08:37.020 journalists trying to silence our voices myself and my colleagues erica and saba have been on

01:08:42.920 the receiving end of these for months and we've reported it to the police and so far nothing has

01:08:48.760 happened meanwhile we've been told that our photos were plastered to the wall of a garage and they

01:08:53.140 were deciding which one of us they wanted to kill and we're told that we're being stopped and i don't

01:08:57.820 feel safe leaving my house anymore every day it's like this every day when right-wing influencers

01:09:02.920 talk about me i get another one there is racist notice she has to bring in right wing right

01:09:10.680 it's always right wing sojournistic disgusting and threatening language in all of them and our

01:09:16.760 only crime is doing journalism free press is under attack and people need to pay attention

01:09:22.820 and do something about it or one of us will get killed okay okay okay hold on just a second here

01:09:29.360 does that seem a little bit hyperbolic to you it does to me and you know i i guys i listen i am a

01:09:39.580 mental health advocate and she's been going on a little bit lately about mental health and how she

01:09:45.200 suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and whatnot.

01:09:50.500 But I don't think she's at all sincere.

01:09:56.620 I think she's just trying to use it to gain more followers.

01:10:02.280 I think she's just trying to use it to gain public sympathy and get people on her side.

01:10:06.700 That's what I think.

01:10:08.760 I mean, she's a reporter.

01:10:11.460 That's all she is.

01:10:12.800 You know what a good reporter is?

01:10:15.200 good reporters like a referee a good referee in a hockey game a good umpire in a baseball game you

01:10:20.440 don't notice them you just notice the story they do they are not part of the game really right

01:10:29.320 and she's not she's trying to make herself and her female reporter colleagues part of the story

01:10:36.040 you're not you're not and as far as whatever she was pointing to behind her there these threats

01:10:43.080 I don't know. It could have been anything.

01:10:46.160 And she calls that reporting?

01:10:49.500 Like, what is that exactly?

01:10:52.260 Prove it, Rachel.

01:10:54.900 Why haven't the police done anything?

01:10:57.180 Police take these kinds of things very seriously.

01:11:01.420 So if you're wondering why they haven't done anything,

01:11:03.740 maybe it's because these things are nothing at all.

01:11:06.580 Maybe you're overreacting.

01:11:09.460 So my advice to you, and the other thing is,

01:11:13.080 i don't feel it's cool for anybody to get threats and believe me i've had many myself and i don't

01:11:19.420 say male independent journalists are getting threats all over the place we're being targeted

01:11:24.140 no i don't i look at it as a case-by-case basis i don't care what gender you are what sex you are

01:11:30.700 it doesn't matter but maybe rachel you should have a look in the mirror and try to figure out

01:11:38.100 why you're getting these threats,

01:11:41.320 if you're getting any threats at all, that is.

01:11:43.740 Because you still haven't proven anything

01:11:45.100 except for pointing at a background

01:11:46.360 on a Twitter or a TikTok video,

01:11:48.380 which is ridiculous, by the way.

01:11:51.960 And maybe, maybe you'll come to the conclusion

01:11:54.400 that you are the problem.

01:11:57.400 You reap what you sow.

01:11:59.780 You are a high-handed, high-brow,

01:12:06.260 condescending young lady

01:12:08.440 who has no journalistic

01:12:10.660 integrity whatsoever, and yet you

01:12:12.420 claim that you are.

01:12:14.680 You speak to people as if they're children,

01:12:16.840 they're underlings, they're beneath you, and they're

01:12:18.480 not at all.

01:12:22.360 Now, I don't know if it's the time you've spent

01:12:24.620 in the Ottawa bubble or the fact that you're

01:12:26.500 working on a national network

01:12:28.600 that gives you that feeling of superiority,

01:12:30.540 but whatever it is, I would

01:12:32.700 drop it right away.

01:12:33.900 start doing actual journalism

01:12:36.660 and remove yourself from the stories

01:12:39.980 forthwith

01:12:41.160 you are not the story

01:12:44.120 that video

01:12:49.680 that I just played on this show

01:12:51.820 is probably one of the most embarrassing things

01:12:55.000 I've ever seen

01:12:56.500 a journalist do

01:12:58.920 in the history of Canadian journalism

01:13:01.680 them and i'm wondering and by the way the way they talk to to people online to her her friend

01:13:08.960 seth or whatever the the what is he he's the consumer report guy forget his name

01:13:15.060 the way they talk to people the way they engage with people it's terribly condescending and rude

01:13:20.860 now i happen to know that in the chorus uh employee handbook social media is part of the

01:13:27.320 game if you engage with people in a negative way and you bring negative reputation to the chorus

01:13:33.100 global uh name then you're going to get dragged in and get a talking to at least they should

01:13:39.100 and i'm surprised they haven't yet

01:13:41.820 i know i was threatened a few times you can't say that

01:13:47.180 when i worked there

01:13:50.920 so anyway that is the state of the left-wing corporate media these days in canada my friends

01:13:58.640 and that's why the trust in the left-wing corporate media in this country sits at 39 percent and

01:14:05.440 dropping and just three or four years ago it was up around 65 so that tells you exactly how much

01:14:12.140 trust they've lost in just the last few years it's really embarrassing they should actually

01:14:18.120 be worried about that. But their arrogance and their egos refuse to let them be, which is sad.

01:14:25.120 Okay, look at this. This is a great reason to homeschool your kids. Have a look at this video.

01:14:30.880 Hi, I'm Jack. My pronouns are they, them, and I identify as trans and non-binary.

01:14:36.900 Here are three things you can do to support trans children in your school.

01:14:41.760 Number one, be a visible trans ally. There are lots of ways to do this,

01:14:46.260 from having trans-inclusive flags in your classroom

01:14:49.000 to having trans-inclusive storybooks on your bookshelves.

01:14:52.860 Number two, stop unnecessarily gendering things in your school.

01:14:56.980 This ranges from easy changes,

01:14:59.360 like not grouping children into boys and girls,

01:15:02.020 to not having gendered uniforms.

01:15:04.600 Consider how excluded trans and especially non-binary children

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01:15:12.180 Can't take it. I'm sorry. I can't take it.

01:15:15.620 that is a teacher my friends in an elementary school kids aged four to what 12 11

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01:15:34.620 that this is an entertainment show um but i i think that she's a big enough name that it at

01:15:42.460 least deserved to be mentioned kirstie alley yesterday passed away from a short illness i

01:15:48.040 believe it was cancer at the age of 71 a lot of people remember her from cheers for me it's star

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The Shadoe Davis Show - December 07, 2022

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