00:02:28.920welcome to shadow at night this is tuesday april the 4th 2023 somebody mentioned to me last night
00:02:34.280you got the date wrong in your title and i went no no and i looked and yeah yeah i i said april
00:02:45.44023rd for some stupid i don't know why i do things you know how when you get busy and you're typing0.63
00:02:52.100or whatever it is you're doing you just do it and usually i stop and check but for some reason
00:02:59.100yesterday i didn't do it so my apologies for getting the date wrong yesterday i could change
00:03:03.940one date on one of the platforms but for some reason i couldn't change the date on another
00:03:10.000platform so that episode last night's episode with bob leon and by the way if you haven't seen
00:03:16.720that episode if you weren't here last night for some strange reason please go and watch that
00:03:21.200episode. Bob is fantastic. He has done his research. He has dug into things, and he exposed
00:03:27.040some stuff last night on the show that even I was surprised about. And guys, sometimes I think that
00:03:32.460I've gone down every rabbit hole there is, and then I find out that I haven't, or I give people
00:03:37.920the benefit of the doubt when I probably shouldn't, and I don't want to be too jaded about things
00:03:42.240either. So we find ourselves in a bit of a catch-22 sometimes in order to be not looking
00:03:47.880around hedges all the time going you're controlled opposition right you want to just be able to live
00:03:54.520your life sometimes but after hearing what bob said last night regarding the ucp in alberta
00:03:59.280it makes you think that every single polite i thought the ucp was at least okay because they
00:04:04.900were a merger of the wild rose in the conservative party from a few years ago if you'll remember that
00:04:10.040and i know the wild rose party at least had some members with integrity and i know that most
00:04:16.460Most of the political parties have at least a few members with integrity that don't really know what's going on because they're not privy to all of the backroom shenanigans that the bigwigs in the political parties play.
00:04:30.440But after hearing what Bob said last night, it gave me a whole new perspective on things.
00:04:34.760And it made me understand that if there is a political solution, and I don't really think there is, at least not in Alberta, not right now, given the time before the next election at the end of May, possibly in Manitoba, there's going to be an election here in the fall.
00:04:50.340But we need to field a bunch of independent candidates and work from the grassroots in the riding they're going to be running in and try to wake people up to what's really going on.
00:05:04.020Because if we can't do that, then I don't want to say we're doomed because I said last night we can't say we're doomed.
00:05:13.640We'll keep fighting, obviously, but we're going to have to come up with some other tactic.
00:05:17.800And I'm thinking that once we have exhausted every possible legal means to fight back, what's next then?
00:05:27.040And I'm not just screwing around when I say that.
00:09:58.860Here's all you need to know by Joseph Stepanski.
00:10:02.660Donald Trump has and this was all over Twitter today.
00:10:07.460People were trying to get the videos on their feeds and it was crazy.
00:10:12.300I think there was about eight seconds of him walking into the courtroom in New York City.
00:10:15.940So he made his first appearance in front of a New York judge since becoming the only former president of the United States to face criminal prosecution.
00:10:25.140Today, Trump pleaded not guilty in Manhattan criminal court to 34, 34 felony charges of falsifying business records connected to three alleged hush money payments, including one to adult film star Stormy Daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign.
00:10:46.900I understand there's another one, Karen McDougal, who is a former playmate with Playboy.
00:10:53.040She was one of the hush money recipients, apparently.
00:10:56.340Trump, who waved to the public before entering the courthouse, was released following an hour-long arraignment.
00:11:05.800Here's what to know about the legal process and what comes next.
00:14:50.480Mr. Grant, the indictment says that there were 34 false business records.
00:14:59.620And they would then conceal another crime, but the indictment does not specifically say what those crimes were.
00:15:06.160We are assuming, perhaps, that they might be election-related.
00:15:09.100I'm wondering if you can specify what laws were also relevant.
00:15:14.280So let me say as an initial matter that the indictment doesn't specify it because the law does not so require.
00:15:19.480In my remarks, I mentioned a couple of laws, which I will highlight again now.
00:15:25.120The first is New York State election law, which makes it a crime to conspire to promote a candidacy by unlawful means.
00:15:34.160I further indicated a number of unlawful means, including more additional false statements, including statements that were planned to be made to tax authorities.
00:15:44.880I also noted the federal election law on contribution limits.
00:15:51.480But why weren't there those crimes charged?
00:15:54.320Why would they be charged with those crimes?
00:15:56.480I'm not going to go into our deliberative process on what was brought.
00:16:00.100The charges that were brought were the ones that were brought.
00:16:01.780The evidence in the law is the basis for those decisions.
00:16:08.460Is it or is it George Soros telling you, you know what, you have to go after Trump with the flimsy evidence that you have?
00:16:17.000I mean, most people are saying and, you know, this is really galvanizing the Republican Party around Trump, as I suggested last night, you guys.
00:16:24.960But is that a good thing or a bad thing?
00:16:29.140is trump the candidate the republicans want running in 2024 does it even really matter
00:16:35.240are they ever going to allow a fair election in the united states ever again i guess time will tell
00:16:40.520but as i was saying earlier in the show tonight you guys i don't know what's going on but i get
00:16:47.440the feeling that we are edging ever closer to some kind of conflict and i'm not talking about
00:16:54.940war in the truest sense i'm talking about in the streets culturally yeah we know there's a culture
00:17:05.800war going on it mostly exists online right now you don't see people talking like this
00:17:10.340to each other's faces in restaurants and coffee shops and banks and department stores
00:17:15.400maybe it rallies and and protests and things like that and that's all for the cameras too
00:17:21.640billboard chris in vancouver for example and we'll give you a story about that police officer
00:17:27.320who was chuckling uh during that display uh sorry that uh that protest the other day in just a
00:17:35.580moment but i'm getting the feeling that something i don't know maybe i'm wrong here something dark
00:17:46.700is afoot do you guys have that feeling and maybe it's because there's a blizzard coming to where i
00:17:52.420live i don't know we're expecting like 15 or 20 centimeters of snow tonight tomorrow and thursday
00:17:57.700so maybe that's the ominous feeling of doom i have i don't know really how to describe it to
00:18:03.380you i'm usually pretty good at that kind of thing but i can't really put my finger on it it just
00:18:07.920seems like things are are edging closer and closer and closer to some huge big clash or a series of
00:18:19.120clashes and not just in the united states in canada too you guys feel like that can i ask
00:18:27.700i mean some of the stories i have tonight will enrage you
00:18:34.100one thing i believe we can't shouldn't do
00:18:42.320is go off half cocked we can't do that if we're going to do something to fight back we have to
00:18:53.640be organized and we have to be civilized we can't go off half cocked and get ourselves into trouble
00:19:04.100We need every we need everybody right now. Here's some good news from the Pemita Valley online news publication. Winkler City Council. Now, for those of you in Manitoba, you know about Winkler. They've been having this problem with the pornographic books in the public libraries down there.
00:19:25.100And those of you who follow the show from all across the country and points outside the country have seen this on the show as well.
00:19:32.360Winkler City Council asks the South Central Regional Library Board to review their policy.
00:19:38.280So this is some kind of good news anyway.
00:19:41.280Hmm, I did make this bigger. Let's make it even bigger still.
00:19:45.200So everybody can see, including myself.
00:19:47.280the mayor of winkler says there's concern among council members regarding the availability of
00:19:52.820children's materials through the south central regional library they feel contain graphic
00:19:57.040sexual pictures and text and we showed you these pictures a couple of times on the show you guys
00:20:02.340as a result sorry as a result council has asked the scrl board of directors to review its policy
00:20:09.320or create a policy that addresses the concern the move comes after council conducted its
00:20:15.460own research on the topic after being asked to by a group of very concerned parents explained
00:20:22.980siemens which was brought before it by a group of concerned parents in december and not too long ago
00:20:28.640actually just a couple of weeks ago and a second time you see the time i usually spend pre-reading
00:20:36.120these stories was the time i spent trying to get the show up on rumble tonight so i'm already
00:20:41.560predicting what they're going to say before they say it in the story maybe i should just read the
00:20:45.060story in march during the public hearing for the city's 2023 budget the delegation's concerns are
00:20:50.500related to books and materials at the south central regional library it deems child porn
00:20:55.220according to its interpretation of the criminal code of canada siemens pointed out municipal
00:21:01.620councils and the scrl board are governed by different provincial acts and therefore council
00:21:07.320has no authority in the matter and it wants to respect that process and the board so basically
00:21:13.800it sounds like they're passing the buck here they're going to pass the buck around until
00:21:18.800the story goes away they're hoping the story goes away anyhow but these people they're not going to
00:21:23.580let this go it's too important and i believe they should not let it go i believe the noise
00:21:28.920needs to get louder and we need to start calling these people what they are the people that put
00:21:34.940these kinds of books into schools and libraries groomers that's what they are groomers and pedos
00:21:41.560the city of winkler's responsibility to the library is to provide two board members and
00:21:47.340operational funding so for us to step into what books should or shouldn't be on the shelf
00:21:51.840is not part of our area of responsibility so you see what they're saying right chad collins chair
00:21:57.960of the scrl board of directors says they have received council's letter and will be forming
00:22:02.080a response to address the concerns outlined in it okay so they say they're going to form a response
00:22:08.320but are they actually going to review these books or just write a form letter back?
00:35:35.080I've always questioned things, but not to this extent.
00:35:39.920And when this pandemic came on us in March of 2020, after three or four months of hearing there was something strange going on in China and then Spain and then Italy,0.98
00:35:51.140where old people were apparently falling on their faces in the street from some weird virus as they tried to spread fear, I went, all right.
00:36:01.360And then they shut down professional sports, the NBA and the NHL at that time.0.96
00:36:08.380And I went, they're really serious about this, aren't they?
00:36:11.880And then the big line was 14 days to flatten the curve.
00:51:09.480the party knew Pavlovsky was controversial,
00:51:11.500but gave the infamous freedom fighter a chance.
00:51:14.280Within months, he said Pavlovsky's tone
00:51:16.720turned negative divisive and condescending i've had pastor art on this show i did not find him
00:51:27.440divisive condescending or any of the other names that were called just now but he goes on to say
00:51:36.540i'm talking about pavlosky accusing alberta health services of intentionally killing people
00:51:41.240uh or the covet 19 vaccine being a weapon
00:51:44.620i don't believe the independence party of alberta was any more good a good fit for pastor art than
00:51:53.340art was for the independence party of alberta he needs a platform to be able to share his passion
00:51:57.540and his message unfettered without any kind of structure that he himself has not created i believe
00:52:03.240that's true i believe that's true you know it's sad that this happened the alberta independence
00:52:09.680party is about independence it's about getting rid of the federal government the laurentians
00:52:16.720laurentian elites that run canada from ottawa and use the west and have been using the west
00:52:23.120ever since the western provinces were admitted to confederation as nothing more than plebs
00:52:29.680the provinces right we're the serfs out here we give them the raw materials they manufacture
00:52:36.600you're out there and they're the ones who decide how our lives are going to go
00:52:40.500and the west wants more say so i believe that's what the alberta independence party is really all
00:52:48.500about or maybe just getting a better deal from the federal government like quebec has for the past 50
00:52:54.140years whereas art bob they're like us they want answers for all of the crap that's happened in
00:53:00.760the three uh past years and the independence party was their way of maybe getting a larger platform
00:53:07.100i don't know arthur you know i don't think that arthur needed it anyway he didn't need that
00:53:14.300i don't believe he's a politician he's going to run independently in alberta in this election
00:53:21.500in the next couple of months and so is bob and hopefully they get a couple of other
00:53:24.620really solid candidates just like you know bob brought this up last night just like they did
00:53:30.700in the netherlands the farmers actually took 10 seats in the senate over there and they do have
00:53:35.720some say in how government operates over there now after all of those protests that are continuing by
00:53:41.840the way so wouldn't it be cool because bob pointed out last night he said the ndp and the ucp are so
00:53:49.460close in all of the polls that have been done in the past three months within one or two points
00:53:53.860of each other i think the last one was ndp 46 percent ucp 45 percent and then nine percent for
00:53:59.980everybody else. Well, wouldn't it be cool if maybe the UCP one government with 50 seats, the NDP had
00:54:07.26044 seats and all of the independents had eight seats. I'm not sure how many seats there are in
00:54:15.220the Alberta legislature, but let's say that all of the independent MLAs were the deciding vote
00:54:22.960in what went down. Then they would get their say or the government would be defeated and a
00:54:29.840new election would happen. So I believe that if we're going to try a political solution,
00:54:35.880that's what we have to do. We have to get independent candidates running at the grassroots
00:54:39.760level. Pat Allard, you know what, in that by-election in Fort White, you ran in a few
00:54:46.680months ago. I commend you for that. You had the absolute right idea to get out there and do that.
00:54:51.500You did a great job. You didn't win. But man, I think that you made an impact out there. And I
00:54:56.040hope that you run again in the coming election. And I think we need more people to do that. I
00:55:00.320will consider it myself before you even ask. There was no real emergency. Court is now hearing
00:55:07.640legal challenge to the Emergencies Act. Civil liberties groups appeared in federal court today
00:55:13.580to challenge the government's use of the Emergencies Act to quell the Freedom Convoy
00:55:17.400protests under lack of evidence of a serious threat or grounds to invoke the act. What threats
00:55:24.660of violence did they actually make, said Stephen Soffer from the Canadian Civil Liberties
00:55:30.320Association, whose challenge against the Emergencies Act is being heard alongside the
00:55:34.860Canadian Constitution Foundations. The presence of jerrycans does not constitute a fire hazard,
00:55:41.260and honking horns is not violence. We had no serious injuries and no serious threats,
00:55:48.040according to CSIS. Soffer argued that the threshold for invoking the Emergencies Act,
00:55:53.360the country's strongest power was not met during the Freedom Convoy, no matter what that bogus
00:56:00.780commission said last month or two months ago now. The opinion that some people may have been
00:56:09.380inspired to commit violence does not constitute the use of the Emergencies Act, said Sofer. It's
00:56:14.700clear there was no real emergency. Sofer also spoke on COVID restrictions in general, such as
00:56:22.140the fact that unvaccinated Canadians were prevented from entering many public spaces like bars,
00:56:26.860restaurants, libraries, and for several months were barred from leaving the country. The Freedom
00:56:32.380Convoy gave a voice to people all over the world. They had a country, they had a movement they could
00:56:38.140attach themselves to. Public opinion was changing. Sofer recalled the clearing of the Ambassador
00:56:44.020Bridge in Windsor as an example of being able to clear protests under existing laws, making the
00:56:48.960invocation of the Emergencies Act unnecessary. The Trudeau government's use of this extraordinary
00:56:54.720law may be the most severe example of overreach and violations of civil liberties seen during
00:57:00.460the pandemic, said litigation director of the CCF, Christine Van Gein. I want to get her on the show
00:57:06.260too. She's good. The use of this powerful law was unauthorized because the legal threshold to use
00:57:12.240the law was not met. Review through courts is now the last remaining guardrail of accountability.
00:57:18.960said van guy so we'll know for sure you guys if these court challenges fail that the entire
00:57:26.020judicial system in our country has been bought off
00:57:29.880now i know that many of you believe it already has been i believe it has been as well
00:57:36.500because some of the rulings we've been seeing from lower provincial courts have been laughable
00:57:41.380but this is huge not being covered even a little bit by the left-wing marxist corporate media
00:57:51.500i might add they don't care they do not care about your civil liberties
00:57:57.600in its official report released in february the public order emergencies commission ruled the
00:58:05.960Prime Minister, his use of the Emergencies Act to quash freedom protesters was justified.
00:58:12.660According to Commissioner Paul Rouleau, the federal government's invocation was appropriate,0.95
00:58:17.000and in accordance with the requirements set out by the emergency legislation, the report also stated
00:58:21.860that legacy media outlets amplify disinformation about the Freedom Convoy. During the POEC hearings,
00:58:30.560The former deputy minister for public safety, Rob Stewart, confirmed that CSIS advised the federal cabinet the Freedom Convoy did not pose a national security threat.
00:58:41.620The director of CSIS, David Vigneault, told the federal court at no point did the service assess the protests in Ottawa or elsewhere constituted a threat to national security as defined by Section 2 of the CSIS Act.
00:59:00.560Early in the hearings, OPP intelligence officer Pat Morris confirmed there was no intelligence that indicated the Freedom Convoy met the legal threshold required for the federal government to invoke the Emergencies Act.
00:59:14.000The federal court hearings are expected to continue until tomorrow.
00:59:17.640okay this is racism and it's now being promoted by the federal well it's been
00:59:27.220promoted by the federal provincial governments school systems media you name it from global
00:59:34.540a beautiful community canadian universities open lounges for black students
00:59:40.980spaces designated for students from marginalized backgrounds are spreading
00:59:47.000across Canadian universities as officials say
00:59:49.760they are a necessary and overdue response
01:13:30.860So, yeah, the graphene that's being found in people's bodies right now, or blood vials, could be from the masks, not necessarily from the genetic experience, or sorry, experiment that people have been exposed to.0.65
01:13:48.400I am just spitballing this it could be from both but these maskaholics out there that we still
01:13:56.720see on a daily basis still wearing these surgical masks probably never saw this story either they're0.89
01:14:02.860walking around with these things on their faces all day long even though most of them wear them
01:14:07.580on their chins now and I don't know why that is like why do you have that on at all either wear
01:14:13.840it because you're scared of a virus or take the freaking thing off but don't do it piecemeal0.98
01:14:19.020don't wear it on your chin because you're not impressing anybody that looks stupider than0.95
01:14:25.640having the mask on full on your face so yeah that's just a possibility you guys oh you know
01:14:36.700what this is a great story about getting rid of your smartphone but i've got a little bit of a
01:14:42.380sore throat and it's pretty long i don't want to read it right now and by the way my throat is not
01:14:49.680sore because i'm sick it's not really sore it's just a little gravelly right now but this is a
01:14:56.940great story here's what i'm going to do i'm going to put this in the comments so you guys can read
01:15:00.500this at your convenience on both facebook and on rumble and on twitter and then i'm going to put
01:15:09.780into the subscribers group on facebook and by the way let me just say to you guys who are subscribing
01:15:17.740to the shadow davis subscription group on facebook thank you very much for your support in there i
01:15:25.340try to put you know four or five things in that group every single week that i can't run on the
01:15:32.780show for lack of time or maybe it wouldn't fly with the facebook fact checkers and the algorithms
01:15:40.800that run through this show on a nightly basis so i put it in that facebook group and i'm thinking
01:15:46.120that i'm going to shut that thing down in the next couple of months and start my own locals community
01:15:51.140that's what many other independent broadcasters have done over the past couple of years and i
01:15:56.060think it might be a good idea to be able to get more information and more content out to you guys
01:16:03.020as opposed to doing it on Facebook because there are just so many people who are against Facebook
01:16:09.520even though they say I'm against Facebook I can't do Facebook anymore I still see 735 people
01:16:19.040watching the show on Facebook right now and there were over 900 doing it earlier as well
01:16:23.740so um guys it's no secret that i'm trying to get you off facebook but i also understand that
01:16:32.140facebook is my largest platform right now and it probably is still the best way to get this show
01:16:38.440out to as many people as we possibly can and that is the ultimate goal to get this stuff out to
01:16:44.400people to wake them up to give them information they didn't have before so they can decide for
01:16:49.500themselves that is the whole idea of this show it's also about forming communities and i know
01:16:55.700that that many of you were upset back in january when i was going to move the show to the
01:17:01.000subscription group because of that community thing because of the comments i know that many
01:17:06.520of you have become friends in the uh in the comments and that community has been building
01:17:11.400over the past three years on this show so i want to make sure that when we do finally shut this
01:17:16.880thing down on facebook we move it to locals we get as many people watching on rumble as we can
01:17:22.540and on twitter that we can recreate the community over there and we can leave facebook behind
01:17:28.380because out of the the four platforms that i broadcast live on every single night only one
01:17:34.240of them still practices censorship and that is facebook twitter doesn't at least not to the
01:17:40.580extent they used to rumble definitely doesn't and we know that lgm.news does not practice any form
01:17:47.560of censorship at all that's where i would prefer you guys watching this show but if you're comfortable
01:17:52.980with facebook because you just can't kick the habit then feel free to stay here but at some
01:17:59.320point this show will be going off facebook at least in its current form it may stay live for
01:18:06.100clips it may stay not live but it may stay for clips and for short segments but definitely not
01:18:13.860for the live show that is something i will be working on over the next few months because
01:18:20.040when we talk about some of the things we need to talk about the sensors will take it down
01:18:27.560so rather than have it abruptly taken down i would rather shut it down on my own and have
01:18:34.920everybody all of you guys move to a new platform so we can all be there together whether it's rumble
01:18:41.380or twitter or locals all right so this has been shared now with rumble and facebook and twitter
01:18:49.360oh hang on just a minute let me push the enter button so we can get you guys at rumble read
01:18:53.980that story it's excellent actually why you should get rid of your smartphone right now
01:18:59.040and i will consider the same and that and you know what this guy here i'm sorry i'm going to
01:19:07.700have to put this back up for a second this guy's name is ronald we're sorry rodney palmer he's a
01:19:13.420former journalist with the globe and mail with the cbc not this guy this is the commissioner
01:19:18.040this is the national citizens inquiry but please uh my name is rodney james palmer and it's r-o-d-n-e-y
01:19:25.560m-a-l-m-e-r and mr palmer do you promise to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the
01:19:32.860truth i do now my understanding is is that you have worked as a journalist in canada for 20 years
01:19:39.940yes i've been retired for about as long but yes i did so anyway guys this is available on rumble
01:19:46.500right now at son of enos you can see it right down here son of enos also the national citizens
01:19:55.780inquiry channel on rumble it's a great watch and i'm going to try and get him rodney palmer on the
01:20:01.580show because when it comes to journalists i mean this guy worked in the middle east he worked in
01:20:08.260china um as a chief bureau correspondent for the globe and mail and for the cbc obviously he worked
01:20:15.820all across canada as well and he knows what good journalism is supposed to be and he knows
01:20:23.800how badly the journalism has been bastardized in our country for the past at least three years
01:20:29.960probably longer so i'm going to try and get him on the show i believe he testified at the nci
01:20:35.260hearings in nova scotia so i need to find him first and then i will try to get him on the show
01:20:43.380what a fascinating fascinating uh testimony that was and again son of enos on rumble if you want
01:20:52.180to go and find it there and that's all i have for you guys tonight um on the show i know it was a
01:20:58.180little bit irregular the show tonight um not exactly not exactly what you expect from this
01:21:07.880show but you know it's just that weird vibe that i've had for the past couple of days and again i
01:21:14.920don't know why i've got it i don't know if it's because of a pending thunderstorm in the southern
01:21:20.220manitoba region or if it's something else that's it just seems sinister right now i'm trying to
01:21:26.260raise my vibrations too so we can get past this or at least i can get past this but i hope that
01:21:31.700you guys and maybe it's crunch time maybe that's what i'm feeling maybe it's time for everybody to
01:21:41.000stand up remember i was talking a few months back that that moment is coming where we all need to
01:21:47.500stand together stand or fall i think that moment is coming i think that moment is coming sooner than
01:21:54.540than we think it is i think wayne wayne peters might have been right it may be coming in the
01:22:00.540next three or four months and again guys i don't say anything here to scare you or to make you
01:22:05.480think i'm crazy but after everything we've seen from the banks failing to the projects of digital
01:22:12.600currency being created to the digital facial recognition that they're working on right now
01:22:17.500and all the other ai systems to the food processing plants being blown up to the train derailments
01:22:25.960that are happening to bill gates and buying all the farmland up to the uh municipal acts
01:22:32.620of how many animals you can have on your farm different changes being made to
01:22:40.580law sorry land hang on just a minute here