00:11:36.180The names include associates, alleged perpetrators, alleged co-conspirators, alleged victims, witnesses, and former Epstein employees, according to ABC.
00:11:49.140Bill Clinton, 77, is not being accused of anything illegal.
00:31:30.240I want to ask him when he comes on the show,
00:31:33.140i'll say dude you've been holding back on this information for quite some time
00:31:38.060and now you decide to drop these bombs on x over the weekend yes he's got a lot of followers on x
00:31:45.380150 000 i think but why wait what was your motivation your impetus for doing it now
00:31:51.460did something happen anyway you look for coverage of any of these stories on left-wing corporate
00:32:00.100media most notably that four hundred thousand dollar let's call it a bribe from ahs that was
00:32:06.420made to dr mackis a few years ago what do you find nothing dr william mackis go ahead and type
00:32:14.540it into your search bar there on google google of course you know what they do right so you
00:32:20.140probably find this on brave but not on google william mackis ahs alberta health services look
00:32:25.680this nothing nothing nothing court of appeal discipline find his x account no stories in
00:32:34.960any of the alberta newspapers nothing nothing nothing nothing nothing nothing sad right like
00:32:44.560they're not covering any of this stuff they they won't however they will cover this in the edmonton
00:32:52.160Journal. University of Alberta research finds vaccines played key role in domesticating the
00:32:59.760virus. The wolf is still at the door. The study warns against letting down public medicine's
00:33:07.840guard against viruses that reach endemic stage. This was written by Jackie Carmichael. And this
00:33:15.800is a young student who's working at the University of Edmonton who had to, in his words, prove
00:33:24.740that all of the politicians who have been speaking negatively about the vaccine are talking out their0.99
00:33:31.460ass. So let's go ahead and read some of this. Government officials seeking to minimize the0.99
00:33:38.500importance of COVID vaccines are being schooled by a new paper out of the University of Alberta.
00:33:45.800Research from Riley McClellan. Here he is here again. Looks to me like a woman trying to be a dude. You get that impression? That's the impression I get.
00:33:57.320So research from Riley, PhD candidate in virology, and his colleague shows vaccines played a key role in reducing the pathogenicity, the ability of an organism to cause disease of SARS-CoV-2, by speeding up the domestication process and helping it adapt to humans without killing.
00:34:17.600the alberta government has essentially downplayed the benefits of vaccines so we essentially have
00:34:23.360to do it for them in science said mcclellan who's a member of the smith's landing first nation
00:34:28.740in the northwest territories just to make it so you can't criticize him he's a native
00:34:34.340so now he's protected from any kind of criticism whatsoever or she whatever the project used the
00:34:45.340province's own covet 19 data from march 7th 2020 to november 21st 2022 a period during which
00:34:52.600alberta confirmed 618 030 cumulative covet 19 cases that's with the pcr testing by the way
00:35:01.380add a cycle of 45 rate cycle rate of 45 so they would have picked up anything and anybody
00:35:07.580which is bs and we all know this by now 5177 deaths due to the virus
00:35:14.180no no so they're already using fabricated numbers you see the daily number of intensive
00:35:23.400care unit admissions or deaths divided by the number of hospitalized cases served as an
00:35:27.520approximation of blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah so i went ahead and retweeted this
00:35:32.380sorry reposted this on x and i'm looking for some doctors to refute the nonsense that that
00:35:38.680kid has come out with and hopefully somebody does very soon like dr dennis rancourt here
00:35:45.120who says there was no pandemic using science himself now who would you trust a guy like this
00:35:51.800guy who's been around the block or that kid
00:35:55.220personally personally i would choose this guy but let's go ahead and play this yeah i'm a scientist
00:36:05.040I have spent decades learning science and math, statistics, everything from quantum mechanics all the way to environmental science, biogeochemistry.
00:36:19.620I'm interdisciplinary. I was a tenured full professor at the University of Ottawa, and I always spoke my mind, and that got me fired.
00:36:30.100This was before COVID, so I knew what it was like to fight the establishment.
00:36:35.180And when I heard the COVID propaganda, I knew immediately that it was intense propaganda and that it couldn't possibly be true because they were yelling that we were all going to die and I couldn't see any dead bodies out in the street.
00:41:35.480Rapidly, within weeks, immediately there follows a peak in all-cause mortality.
00:41:40.420And we see this repeatedly in country after country.
00:41:44.060We have studied more than 100 countries now.
00:41:46.980And the vaccines are clearly temporally associated with peaks in all-cause mortality.
00:41:53.540And we're able to calculate the toxicity of that vaccine. And we find that the risk of dying per injection increases with age and it increases exponentially with age. And your risk of dying per injection doubles every four or five years of age.
00:42:13.260We were the first to demonstrate that. We have demonstrated it repeatedly for many countries, Australia, Israel, Peru, many, many, many countries.
00:42:24.100And so in this study, one of the things we found, and this should convince anybody the following thing, we can quantify excess mortality, whether or not there's mortality beyond the historic trend as a function of time.
00:42:39.120And what we find is that in more than half of the countries around the world, there is absolutely no excess mortality in the entire period from the time the pandemic was declared in March of 2020, all the way to until mortality starts to increase when the vaccines are rolled out.
00:43:00.500In more than half the countries in the world, there is no excess mortality until the vaccines are rolled out.
00:43:07.160And then there is a significant shift to a domain of higher mortality.
00:43:17.140And the countries that do have excess mortality before you roll out the vaccines, it can be directly associated to how people were being assaulted.
00:43:27.940And there are many ways in different jurisdictions that people were assaulted.
00:43:31.460Some of the assaults were very vicious.
00:43:33.820Like in Peru, they actually called in 10,000 military reservists to go and test people in their homes, in the villages, everywhere, and pull them out and isolate them if they tested positive.
00:43:45.260They actually had a huge peak of mortality related to that policy.
00:43:49.060So when you assault people by refusing to treat them, in the U.S., they refuse to treat poor people for bacterial pneumonia by not prescribing antibiotics.
00:44:03.820This was a huge problem, a big killer in the U.S., and it created a peak of all-cause mortality in the summer, which is unheard of.
00:44:12.220Normally, mortality is lower in the summer.
00:44:14.280So we just kept seeing these features, and we kept explaining them quantitatively in terms of how populations were assaulted.
00:44:33.140They were going to do it no matter what. And it killed people by how they treated people.
00:44:38.940And then the vaccines themselves are toxic. So the experiment's been done globally.
00:44:43.500We know this now. We know that death increases exponentially with age.
00:44:49.300Many elderly people died. It's hard to complain because they were elderly, but still they died.
00:44:56.480So just to give you one quantitative figure to leave you with, in most countries, people over 80, the chance, the risk of dying per injection is one death in between 5 and 20 injections, depending on the country.
00:45:14.060That's the level of toxicity of the vaccine for elderly people.
00:45:18.100And this is not to mention all the serious harms that are done to young people and young adults, including myocarditis, heart conditions, you name it.
00:45:29.540This has been the nature of our scientific work.
00:52:36.340Trying to cover up their own blame.1.00
00:52:39.520Their own responsibility by putting garbage like this out.0.98
00:52:42.820oh it's the new strain that's doing it of course experts have issued a severe warning about a new0.95
00:52:49.800and concerning global health care risk related to COVID-19 stating it could start a heart failure
00:52:56.240pandemic the rise in COVID cases especially due to this new strain JN1 could lead to potential
00:53:05.100heart issues a new study by Japanese scientists have revealed I wonder if these Japanese scientists
00:53:10.400were funded by anybody in particular following a spike in covet cases in several countries
00:53:22.360including the u.s uk china and india in recent weeks largely due to the influx of a new strain
00:53:29.300jn1 they can't say it enough here they've already said it four times in the first two paragraphs
00:53:37.420health experts have warned that this will increase the chances of potential heart issues for those0.97
00:53:42.920who catch the disease i'm not even going to get into the whys of it because that would be stupid
00:53:51.640because all that is is a cover-up slash scare tactic now let me ask you this before we move
00:54:02.440on to this uh this story about the former president of harvard university
00:54:08.020how many people out there because you guys just spent the holiday season with friends and family
00:54:16.300and i'm sure this topic of conversation came up and maybe you got involved maybe you didn't i
00:54:20.840don't know but i'm sure you heard a lot of chatter about it so let me ask you to write this down in
00:54:27.660comments on whatever platform you're watching and if you're watching on facebook like and share if
00:54:32.240you're watching on uh if you're watching on x it's a repost in a heart if you're watching on
00:54:36.140rumble then go ahead and copy the url on the share function beneath the screen
00:54:40.460and then paste it into your favorite social media platform
00:54:43.320what percentage of people because we know it was quite large at the beginning we saw lineups
00:54:48.960outside of shoppers drug martin london drugs in your local pharmacy to get this jab
00:54:53.640plus they had to or they're going to lose their jobs but what percentage is it now these vaccine
00:55:01.080junkies these people who absolutely have to get the next shot on time they follow the schedule
00:55:06.740that's provided to them by the pharmacy or their doctor what is it every three months or six months
00:55:12.400or whatever it is has that percentage gone down significantly in your opinion do you still hear
00:55:19.080people bragging about getting their eighth booster or their tenth or whatever it is by now
00:55:23.820or is it just not really talked about i i'm interested in reading your comments on on this
00:55:31.080lena seems to figure it's around 15 you see that's what i thought it was two years ago
00:55:38.920even though the majority if we can believe their numbers the majority of people were getting
00:55:45.540vaccinated and obviously that was because of social pressures and you know losing jobs and
00:55:51.280and whatnot losing the ability to feed their loved ones i always thought 15 was a good number
00:55:59.860those are the fanatics right yeah branch comedians are they still branch comedians
00:56:07.080because i've been saying for two years now that that number is not going to grow but it's not
00:56:12.180going to shrink either those people are lost to us forever and i'm sorry if you've got a branch
00:56:17.500comedian in your family or a close friend of yours is a brancher because i don't think that
00:56:22.400person's ever coming back this is not to say that they won't like 100 it's to say that the
00:56:29.580chances aren't good because they are so absolutely committed to this religion to this ideology to
00:56:36.200this doctrine now to this dogma that they haven't got a choice and they can't see through any other
00:56:43.580lens at all sadly their minds have been co-opted they're no longer in control of their own thoughts
00:56:50.420but it's that soft middle that i think about now and i go all right so if they do try to scare us
00:57:00.120again with something or other what percentage of those people regardless of what kind of conditions
00:57:05.640the governments impose upon us what percentage of those people would go back to the well and
00:57:10.600get another needle would they do it all again or are more people finding out the information
00:57:17.140that i just provided everybody in the last 15 or 20 minutes because you can bet that the left-wing
00:57:23.120corporate media is not doing it they haven't done it they're not gonna do it they're bought and paid
00:57:27.680for it's over it's over with them they're done they're a thing of the past and that is a great
00:57:34.140way to speak to those people who still watch that stuff it's a thing of the past it's over it's done
00:57:40.460their viewership is at an all-time low and mistrust of them is at an all-time high because
00:57:48.380they didn't report the other side of the story and they're still not doing it
00:57:53.000the news is on a political spectrum now corporate news anyway
00:58:01.780so i wonder if more and more people are coming over to this kind of media and checking it out
00:58:09.340And what I noticed tonight, and maybe it's because I haven't been on in a few days, but what I noticed tonight is that we've got more live viewers tonight than we've had in quite some time.
00:58:18.500But right now, the live viewership is up around 1,500, which is great.
00:58:23.960And I hope it's the same way for all of the other independent media out there, the ones you like, the ones that you trust, because that means if you're watching here, you're not watching over there.
00:58:35.280And you're getting the other side of the story here.
00:58:37.520All right, let's continue on. This story here from the National Post. Harvard President Claudine Gay, if you'll remember her testimony in front of Congress a few weeks ago before Christmas, her and a couple of other university presidents was absolutely appalling.
00:58:53.980It was regarding the Palestinian protests and the fear-mongering
00:58:58.520and the intimidation that was going on on their campuses.
00:59:02.340But they're saying that this woman resigned, not based on that,
00:59:07.360but based on the plagiarism allegations, mostly.
00:59:12.560Anti-Semitism, sure, but definitely it's about the plagiarism.
00:59:18.380Claude King gave her a day of plagiarism accusations.
00:59:23.980criticism over testimony at a congressional hearing where she was unable to say
00:59:33.540Anaquillis. I'm not sure if you guys remember that. If you don't, here's Penn.
00:59:37.580Does calling for the genocide of Jews violate Penn's rules or code of conduct?
01:00:17.240It is a context-dependent decision, Congresswoman.
01:00:20.200It's a context-dependent decision. That's your testimony today. Calling for the genocide of Jews is depending upon the context. That is not bullying or harassment. This is the easiest question to answer. Yes, Ms. McGill.
01:00:37.340So is your testimony that you will not answer?
01:00:41.360If the speech becomes conduct, it can be harassment. Yes.
01:00:45.160Conduct meaning committing the act of justice is unacceptable, Ms. McGill.
01:00:52.640I'm going to give you one more opportunity for the world to see your answer.
01:01:01.860Code of conduct when it comes to bullying and harassment.
01:01:47.360Does calling for the genocide of Jews violate Harvard's rules of bullying and harassment, yes or no?
01:01:54.360Anti-Semitic rhetoric when it crosses into conduct that amounts to bullying, harassment, intimidation,
01:02:05.360that is actionable conduct, and we do take action.
01:02:08.360Okay. All right. So, so two of those three women who testified that day at Congress regarding, um, all of this nonsense, but these Palestinian process protests, they've resigned. And the other one is pretty close apparently. Uh, but Claudine Gay was number two today from Harvard here in Canada. Sadly, we still have these kinds of issues going on. I exposed something to you guys on Friday night about the Palestinian protests that have been happening at certain malls,
01:02:38.360So just to give you that quickly, again, in case you missed Friday Night Show, go back and watch. It's in the first 15 minutes. But anyway, these malls that have been allowing these kinds of protests, Eaton Center in Toronto, Polo Park in Winnipeg Chinook Center in Calgary, these malls, and there's others, but these malls in particular are owned by Cadillac Fairview, which is a $40 billion company.
01:03:05.240Who owns Cadillac Fairview? Cadillac Fairview is owned by the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan.
01:03:14.000And who is the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan in bed with? The World Economic Forum. It's just
01:03:22.100following the clues and anybody can do it. The latest political polls to come out. This one
01:03:32.780is from nanos every week nanos captures the political pulse of the nation and blah blah blah
01:03:36.960blah blah so where are we at now let's see the latest nanos federal polling shows the conservatives
01:03:41.900at 40.3 percent and the reason i'm bringing this up tonight is because i've been seeing a lot of
01:03:48.140ppc bros lately coming out and saying oh you gotta vote ppc because the conservative party is bad
01:03:53.040all right i mean that's just not going to happen for those of you who think that
01:03:58.640peer poly of his evil and in some way tied to the world economic forum and i know chris sky has been
01:04:04.720saying that as well there just isn't enough proof to get me to personally believe that that is the
01:04:13.100case and i have seen now i'm i look i don't agree with everything polyev has said as a matter of
01:04:18.540fact i have come out against many things that he has said and done including the whole christine
01:04:24.960anderson thing that was terribly handled terribly handled he threw his own mps under the bus and
01:04:31.640called christine anderson a nazi that's ridiculous never should have happened he should have just0.82
01:04:37.020shut up about the whole thing i get it you're angry and there's something to do with his wife0.85
01:04:42.240that chris guy has been talking about maybe we'll get chris on the show at some point in the next0.72
01:04:46.720few weeks to talk about that but voting ppc is not a smart idea at this stage of the game
01:04:54.060especially if an election gets called sometime in the next three or four months look at this
01:04:58.840conservatives 40.3 percent the liberals 26.6 percent the ndp is at 18.1 percent if you combine
01:05:07.540the liberal and ndp vote it still totals more than the conservative vote which is alarming
01:05:15.920and then of course you've got the bloc which doesn't really have a political spectrum at all
01:05:22.240It's a separatist party, but you've got the green party, a leftist party at 4.8%.
01:05:27.480And then the people's party is at 1.9%.
01:05:31.520They're very low, even at 6% when they were polling high a couple of years ago, they still
01:07:41.400I think it might have been British Columbia.
01:07:43.860So if you think you're doing the country a favor, a service, by voting for Maxime Bernier and the People's Party of Canada, I hate to tell you this, but you're not. You're just not. You're just wasting your vote.
01:07:59.820when you could be, let's say, in a hotly contested riding
01:08:05.100between the Liberals and the Conservatives
01:08:08.540or between the NDP and the Conservatives.
01:08:11.940And let's say the NDP wins your riding
01:08:39.680You just have to look at the riding that you're in and the polls for that riding and see how close it is.
01:08:47.260And if it is close and there's a conservative who could win, and first of all, check out your candidates, obviously see what they're saying.
01:08:55.560I mean, that goes without saying, I hope, I hope. But if you like what your conservative or most of what your conservative candidate is saying, and it's extremely close in that writing, let's use Kingston and the Thousand Islands, for example. That is a hot three-way race right now.
01:09:10.500and you want the conservatives to be able to kick Mark Gerritsen out of that seat for Kingston and
01:09:17.180the Thousand Islands but you decide to vote PPC instead Mark Gerritsen beats the conservative
01:09:23.880candidate there by four or five hundred votes then you're stuck with Mark Gerritsen a liberal
01:09:28.040a Marxist again for another two years or four years or five years so that would be strategic
01:09:35.820voting. If you happen to be in a riding where the Conservatives are way far ahead, like 60%
01:09:41.820to whatever else, well then feel free to vote PPC. Then vote your heart. But if you're in a riding
01:09:49.680where the Conservatives need your support, job one is removing the Trudeau Liberals from power
01:09:56.720in Canada. That is job one goes without saying, that's only my opinion. I'm not going to tell
01:10:03.680you how to vote i recommend i recommend here's the story from tnc.news true north look at what
01:10:11.000trudeau has done in the last eight years he is creating a dedicated voting force for the liberal
01:10:19.580party the federal public service new hires nearly tripled since 2015 and if you're working for the
01:10:29.500federal government, if you're working essentially for the liberals, if you're working for Justin
01:10:34.260Trudeau, are you going to vote against them? Probably not, because you know those dastardly
01:10:40.280conservatives are going to come in and cut your job. Under Justin Trudeau, jobs in the federal
01:10:47.960public sector have seen three-fold growth since he was first elected in 2015, with record growth
01:10:54.060being reported last year. Additionally, more public servants changed positions, resigned or
01:10:59.880were investigated than in any other period under Trudeau. The Public Service Commission of Canada's
01:11:06.740annual report revealed that the federal public service grew to 274,218 employees by the end of
01:11:16.300the last fiscal year, March 31st, 2023. You know, that's bigger than several cities across our
01:11:24.820country. I think that's about the same size as Windsor, Ontario. 274,218. That's bigger than
01:11:34.800Kelowna. It's about the same size as Regina, I think. According to the report, there was an
01:11:43.060increase of 6.5 percent year over year and a cumulative growth of 40.4 percent more than at
01:11:52.380the end of 2014-2015, that fiscal year. That's what Trudeau is doing, my friends. A couple of
01:12:00.080quick videos to wrap up the show tonight. Here's Jesse Waters from Fox News. I think he's talking
01:12:06.260about tampons in men's restrooms in california now do you like the idea of free boob job no no
01:12:14.500no it's free boob jobs my mistake for death row inmates well you better because you're paying for
01:12:20.640them more than four million dollars taxpayer cash has been used to give 150 california prisoners
01:12:28.180sex changes or gender affirming care, whatever that means. Almost a thousand more are on the
01:12:36.020sex change waiting list. Ooh, goodie. Four of these people are on death row. So what's the
01:12:42.960point? It's like getting your car washed before a thunderstorm. Doesn't matter. But it's not just
01:12:50.340boob jobs, the state spent 2.5 mil on vaginoplasties. Ever heard of that? I haven't. And hundreds
01:12:58.440of thousands of bucks were on laser hair removal. I guess you can't shave with a straight razor
01:13:05.820in prison, so I don't know if they could give them Nair, the commissary. I mean, are they
01:13:13.700doing this just so they can get sent to a women's prison we don't know california's lost its mind0.96
01:13:20.820it's a massive waste of money but the people in charge don't care they believe these procedures
01:13:25.300are life-saving does life-saving procedures make any sense if someone's on death row i don't think
01:13:32.740so i love it i like jesse waters i don't watch fox news much anymore cable news but i like jesse
01:13:40.580waters and he's right and you know california is a lot like canada and maybe the reason for that is
01:13:47.980you got two globalists running each uh trudeau up here and gavin newsom down there who may wind up
01:13:55.440as the president there's going to be a lot of wacky things that happen in 2024 and there's going
01:13:59.740to be i think one of the things is joe biden probably by may he's going to withdraw from
01:14:07.680the democratic nomination because he's too old or sickly or whatever and then they're going to
01:14:12.400have to quickly find a new candidate it's not going to be kamala harris because people hate0.88
01:14:16.480her too much so they've been trotting gavin newsom out to try him out in front of the
01:14:22.660american people the last month or so and i think he's going to be the guy all right so what is
01:14:28.420this this is the website of glad g-l-a-a-d glad.org what is glad well it's an advocate
01:14:41.300organization one of the largest in the world for the lgbtq community all right and you can go to
01:14:50.460their website and you can see all this stuff here as you see flashing around on the on the screen