The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite w⧸guest Ainsley McSorley April 11⧸2022

00:00:00.000 and welcome to Shadow at Night. This is Monday, April the 11th, 2022. Special guest on the show

00:00:06.480 tonight is Ainsley McSorley. Ainsley is a health and wellness life coach. She is a personal trainer.

00:00:13.020 She's a mom of two young kids and she's in Winnipeg. We're going to talk about health and

00:00:18.500 wellness over the past couple of years, what people have been doing, what people haven't

00:00:22.360 been doing, what people might want to think about doing now, especially that most of the mandates

00:00:27.720 and restrictions have been lifted in order to get their health back because healthy body healthy

00:00:34.960 mind right right and you know me in particular i i'm not sure about you but i've i've been wearing

00:00:44.120 a lot of bulky clothes lately and with warmer weather coming even though you see a picture of

00:00:49.800 frankie mcdonald right here i mean right here we've got a bit of a problem coming weather-wise

00:00:57.200 But after that, I mean, you know, summer will come and you're going to want to wear shorts and whatnot.

00:01:02.220 So maybe, maybe a lifestyle change is in order.

00:01:05.500 And I think Ainsley is going to enlighten us on what we can do a little bit later on in the show.

00:01:10.740 Now, speaking of this bad weather, Colorado low is forming over Colorado.

00:01:16.920 and it's going to bring upwards of 35 40 i've heard even 50 centimeters to the prairies the

00:01:29.700 eastern prairie so eastern saskatchewan is going to start getting hammered later on tonight and

00:01:35.060 then that colorado low is going to start moving east and it's going to hit southwestern manitoba

00:01:40.320 it's going to hit north dakota it's going to hit minnesota and eventually it's going to make its

00:01:44.480 way to winnipeg and then northwestern ontario and again there's going to be a lot of snow but never

00:01:48.200 mind me i'm not the expert let's listen to uh frankie mcdonald and hear what he has to say this

00:01:53.000 is two minutes of frankie this is frankie mcdonald my own tv station live in sydney nova scotia

00:01:59.300 massive winter storms head towards winnipeg man toba on wednesday april 13 2022 it's going to

00:02:08.320 bring up to 30 plus centimeters to snow specially winnipeg manitova brandon manitova for angel prairie

00:02:13.880 and more than manitoba and surrounding areas as well it's going to bring a lot of snow

00:02:18.920 blow and drift and so reduced visibility blow and drifted snow reduced visibility

00:02:23.560 dangerous and treacherous driving conditions it's going to bring a lot of snow it's going to bring

00:02:28.300 really dangerous driving conditions there'll be white oak conditions and really dangerous driving

00:02:32.200 conditions and streets roads highways and transcanada highway will be still covered

00:02:35.700 there'll be a lot of snow in winnipeg and the surrounding areas including portugal perry

00:02:39.620 in Brandon, Manitoba.

00:02:41.320 It's going to bring a lot of blowing snow,

00:02:43.200 drifting snow, reduced visibility.

00:02:45.480 It's going to bring really dangerous driving conditions

00:02:47.260 in Winnipeg and its rounded areas.

00:02:49.420 It's going to bring a lot of snow in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

00:02:52.980 It's going to bring howling winds,

00:02:55.060 very strong winds coming from northeast direction.

00:02:57.700 It's going to bring so much snow in Winnipeg,

00:02:59.360 its rounded areas as well.

00:03:00.800 People in Winnipeg, Manitoba, be prepared.

00:03:03.800 Everyone with the boots ready, with the jackets ready,

00:03:05.540 hats, gloves, and scarf, and ski pants is ready. 0.96

00:03:07.100 order pizzas nor your Chinese will buy games especially buy games go doing grocery shopping 0.86

00:03:11.780 don't wait till last minute do it right now make sure every same is like I should charge

00:03:16.300 same is like I see smartphone charge same is like I see tablet charge smartphone cell phone

00:03:20.680 laptop tablet charge every tree G4 G5 G LTE or at race well want to drive a car take your time

00:03:27.160 drive a car slowly and slowly don't get in the car okay okay okay he made his point Frankie made

00:03:34.040 his point um yes we should probably not travel anywhere that we don't need to go

00:03:41.140 and even then we might not be able to get out of our doors what they're talking about if you're

00:03:48.740 going by the old scale is about a foot of snow and then of course howling winds up to 80 maybe

00:03:53.760 even 90 kilometers per hour this is going to be a two-day event 48 hours starting in the winnipeg

00:04:00.980 area wednesday noonish and gradually receding by friday morning so it's not all going to happen

00:04:10.500 at once as far as flood conditions this is going to definitely impact those so if you live by the

00:04:15.440 river you might want to definitely you might have been able to get away with it before they've had

00:04:19.520 the red river floodway operating for the past week right now to lower the water levels but this

00:04:25.240 this is a big event man so hunker down i'm going shopping tomorrow morning i'm going to get up

00:04:33.700 really early because my superstore opens at like seven o'clock i'm going to get there at like 701

00:04:39.000 and i'm gonna buy what i need and i'm gonna hunker down for the rest of the week

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00:07:48.440 a story comes from the united states this was uh put out late last week and sadly not many people

00:07:54.900 paid attention to it you know that in the past couple of years your your habits have changed

00:08:01.260 right but they happen so slowly that kind of change happens so slowly and gradually and you

00:08:05.720 live with yourself obviously so we don't notice these things next thing you know you can't get

00:08:10.620 your pants on now or you can't do them up and the summer is coming and you know i'm scared to be

00:08:19.460 honest i've got you know four or five pairs of shorts in the drawer right now i'm not sure i'm

00:08:24.320 going to be able to do those suckers up so i'm going to want to do something to fix that problem

00:08:29.460 And that is a combination of nutrition, obviously, and it's a combination of exercise, sadly lacking in my life anyway, and maybe yours, too.

00:08:39.200 So a new study published in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine shows obesity rates among adults in the U.S. got worse during the lockdowns the last couple of years.

00:08:49.940 The average body mass index in the U.S. increased by 0.6 percent between March of 2020 and March of 2021.

00:08:58.560 This doesn't even take into account the last year or so.

00:09:03.520 And, you know, what can we do?

00:09:07.540 What can we do? 0.99

00:09:08.360 Well, we can get our, I was going to say, we can get our shit together a little bit more. 0.97

00:09:14.860 But we can also talk to somebody like Ainsley McSorley. 0.99

00:09:17.620 Now, Ainsley, you are a life coach.

00:09:19.800 You are a nutrition coach. 0.93

00:09:21.600 You're a personal trainer.

00:09:23.400 You've also got two young kids.

00:09:24.880 I would like the audience to meet them, by the way.

00:09:27.560 To meet the kids?

00:09:28.560 Yep. Yeah. I got a chance to meet him and I feel, you know, a little selfish if everybody else doesn't get the chance to. So do you want to bring them on now? I know you told them already to be quiet in the other room, but.

00:09:38.660 Once they hear me talking, they'll come. Oh, here they come already.

00:09:42.560 That's what they do, right?

00:09:45.740 The second you get on the phone is the second they start wanting to talk to you.

00:09:49.240 Of course.

00:09:50.040 Yeah. So what have you seen Ainsley in the last couple of years in terms of general health and wellness amongst not just your clients, but people in general? What have you been seeing?

00:10:00.040 You know what I think? And, you know, I've experienced it myself. I think a lot of us have really been forced to slow down. Do you want to come say hi?

00:10:07.740 okay so a lot of us have been forced to slow down and uh

00:10:13.820 um and and lost a lot of routine um so i've been in in the industry since 2006 and i've it's hard

00:10:24.080 enough for people to find a new routine and to increase their fitness level and then we're

00:10:29.700 forced to slow down and it's just like starting all over again um but then when they actually do

00:10:34.800 get back into the gym or try a routine they might find that their fitness level has dropped which

00:10:39.780 is really going to hurt the confidence right so it's a bit of a vicious cycle it's kind of

00:10:45.060 from scratch for a lot of us and i found even talking to a lot of people they're almost

00:10:49.280 embarrassed about where they're at um because it has been such a drastic change so it's been

00:10:56.400 i mean it's kind of been really challenging times for everyone in this in the wellness spectrum for

00:11:01.460 sure um have you have you found i'm sorry to interrupt have you found that a lot of people

00:11:07.800 have gone and bought home gym equipment as opposed to going to the gym because i mean you couldn't go

00:11:13.560 for a few months here and there and then they open and close again and it was kind of frustrating

00:11:18.720 for a lot of people a routine at home now they're hesitating hesitating to go back to the gym which

00:11:29.380 really hurts the businesses, right? So, I mean, I think it's a kind of a lose-lose for everybody

00:11:35.020 where it's going to be a different industry moving forward.

00:11:40.960 So, how can people get back into the swing of things? I mean, what is the first issue that you

00:11:47.500 face when you've got a new student, let's say, a new client, and they don't really know what to do?

00:11:54.980 What's the first issue that you face in terms of getting somebody on the right track?

00:11:58.420 Well, the first thing is just confidence in themselves, right? So showing up. And if you're starting from scratch, it's fine. We've all had a day one, right? And the fitness journey is ups and downs for everybody. It's never, you know, day one and you're perfect from then on.

00:12:15.800 so that's probably the biggest struggle is a lot of confidence and pride for sure

00:12:20.940 so yeah i just want to kind of remind people that it's okay you know we all restart we all go through

00:12:28.540 the ups and downs and we've all been through this together so they're not the only ones

00:12:32.220 you know what i've been seeing on on a lot of your social media posts whether it's instagram

00:12:36.920 or on facebook is you're an incredible motivator i mean you you're always uh doing new things you're

00:12:42.500 always trying to find different things in your life that excite you. And this year you started

00:12:47.160 snowmobiling for the first time. And what makes you so excited to get out and try these new things?

00:12:56.860 You know what? I think a lot of it has to do with taking my power back. I would say when I became a

00:13:01.940 mom, actually, I lost every piece of my identity. I sold my business. I didn't work out. I was a

00:13:07.720 stay-at-home mom. Everything shifted for me and I felt really lost. So all of a sudden one day

00:13:13.880 I found myself, I was like, you know what, someday I want to start camping and someday I want to,

00:13:18.440 you know, do these things. And then I just was like, but why can't I do it right now?

00:13:23.380 So I'm sort of rebuilding myself and having like a why not attitude. Let's just figure it out along

00:13:30.660 the way. Well, there's a lot of us that think that, oh, I'm going to go to Europe one day. I'm

00:13:35.100 gonna learn how to play the guitar I'm gonna learn a new language and yet we never do it so what's

00:13:39.260 your secret just doing it oh yeah just don't think about it I literally I'll be like I've done this

00:13:46.140 so many times I woke up one day and I was like I want a motorcycle so I bought one I didn't even

00:13:50.300 know how to start it I wanted a horse I booked lessons I don't know so that's the kind of person

00:13:56.860 you are always looking for something new in your life yeah cool uh when you first started this I

00:14:02.960 mean you you've been doing this you said 2006 so that's quite a few years that's 16 years ago

00:14:07.480 what was your motivation to start back then because angel let's be honest you you've become

00:14:12.200 uh you know i i would say kind of a beacon of hope for a lot of people who oh i appreciate that well

00:14:18.860 it's true i mean like a lot of the motivational posts i see you do i know you've helped many

00:14:22.920 people but you were in that situation yourself back then weren't you yes and i think that's why

00:14:28.660 by nature I want to help people and so the more that I grow the more I want to share and I want

00:14:34.000 to just bring people along with me because I believe that personal development and growth

00:14:37.560 is so important and I'm just like I just want to yell up from the rooftops like come with me on

00:14:42.700 this journey so what happened is as a child I played all cars the youth I played all kinds of

00:14:48.720 sports and then when youth sports ended I was working at Earl's restaurant and I started

00:14:56.900 university and I gained not only the freshman 15 it was about 30 or 40 maybe and I just didn't know

00:15:04.080 the body I was living in I didn't know how to work out I didn't know how to eat well because

00:15:08.200 I was so active in my youth so I decided here's another one of my crazy ideas I decided I was

00:15:15.220 gonna do a fitness competition to learn how to work out wait a minute isn't that isn't that

00:15:20.960 something you do after you've been working out for a while yeah you think so yeah so

00:15:26.680 in four months i i literally started the next day and i remember my mom saying to me i was living

00:15:32.800 with my mom at the time and she said what do you want for groceries i said i want egg whites she

00:15:36.240 goes the way you eat that's not going to make a difference i go trust me and i started the next

00:15:40.680 day i was on stage four months later and uh i got off stage and i was like so the next one's in

00:15:49.520 miami we're going and so that you just continued on from there oh yeah you made a lot of great

00:15:56.580 connections with people I'm sure through the years amazing connections like wonderful women

00:16:01.820 that I still talk to to this day all over North America it's amazing yeah so when you first started

00:16:07.740 you must have been intimidated and and I the reason I want to bring up intimidation is because

00:16:11.980 for a lot of people to go to the gym and I know there's a lot of great deals on right now I mean

00:16:16.660 good life has got a great deal on and I'm sure a lot of the other gyms do right now as well but

00:16:22.060 getting there and then actually going and doing something the intimidation like i even feel it

00:16:29.580 and i haven't been i'll be honest i haven't been at the gym in a couple of years since all this

00:16:32.980 nonsense started but i'm looking forward to going back i i have to be honest i'm going to wait until

00:16:37.860 after this blizzard is over and then i'm going to hit the good life down the street for me but

00:16:42.280 the intimidation for somebody who's never been there before it has no idea what to expect or

00:16:47.940 what to do, that must be a huge impediment for them. Yeah. And you know what, like, I'll be

00:16:53.240 honest, having been in the industry this long, even going into a new gym is intimidating to me

00:16:57.740 too. Um, and so actually that's why I started my business and that, and I mean, I had sold my

00:17:03.960 business and I'm working on a much smaller scale now. Um, but I would say work with somebody.

00:17:10.520 So whether it's a friend or whether you can afford to hire a trainer, um, or go to a smaller boutique

00:17:17.000 gym where it's more about community versus the the newest outfit and showing up for your workout

00:17:23.200 right so just finding a place where it's a comfortable environment and that's where you're

00:17:28.560 going to find success because if you are so intimidated to show up at a gym chances are

00:17:34.420 you're gonna end up just walking on the treadmill for like half an hour and leaving or it makes it

00:17:39.780 even harder to show up like it's hard enough to begin with right yeah so just finding somewhere

00:17:45.120 smaller even a trainer i mean a lot of trainers have shifted to working virtually these days

00:17:50.220 um and that it doesn't have to be long term because not everyone loves working out at home

00:17:54.720 but it can be a start right to teach you something so whether you do um a trainer gives you a program

00:18:00.820 to go do at the gym you have some guidance or a trainer can work with you on zoom um in person

00:18:05.980 you know wherever you find your comfort zone is i think where people are going to have the most

00:18:09.940 success for sure is it like what what the question I want to ask is okay so somebody shows up at the

00:18:17.140 gym for the first time yeah and they go and they do the thing how many times do you see somebody

00:18:21.980 not come back for that second time well in my environment not often um because I'm talking

00:18:30.800 about beginners complete and total rookies who who've never done this before I'm sure you've

00:18:35.280 run across many of them well i make them come back but in a big gym um in a big gym like i

00:18:42.920 it's really scary like i would say that the chances of people not coming back are really high

00:18:47.360 for sure it's an intimidating environment even the clothes to wear some people go well i don't

00:18:54.860 have the right clothes i you know like what could you wear to the gym like i wear a t-shirt and a

00:18:59.640 pair of shorts and shoes that's it that's all right you don't need special gear you don't have

00:19:05.560 to have no just go right just go wear your runners bring a water bottle and just get your body moving

00:19:11.880 honestly the hardest part is getting there and if you want to go and do the same thing over and over

00:19:17.680 that's fine because you're going to progress from there but getting that routine and getting in

00:19:22.140 there is the biggest the hardest part okay so the other thing is yeah somebody's going to go to the

00:19:27.820 gym and they're going to work out for an hour and they're going to feel great when they leave

00:19:31.840 and they go home and they reward themselves with a banana split or a great big piece of cheesecake

00:19:37.520 i've heard from many people including an old buddy of mine troy westwood who's like

00:19:42.200 pretty bulky these days that fitness at least in terms of carving your body out is 90 in the

00:19:49.060 kitchen and 10 in the gym right it is so your what you eat is so important so important so i mean

00:19:57.360 when I work with clients, I don't expect them to make changes black and white. So if I, I literally

00:20:03.140 had a client on a call and she's like nine o'clock, I'll get up and make hamburger helper. And I'm

00:20:07.880 like, okay, we're going to baby steps, right? So not black and white. Maybe we're going to start

00:20:12.740 with making healthier choices at that time. And we're going to cut the intake back at that time

00:20:17.120 of night, for example. Um, so I really just like to encourage people to just eat real foods. So

00:20:23.280 fruits vegetables proteins is the outer perimeter of the grocery store getting your water in um

00:20:29.320 that's just where you're going to start right and then if you have bad habits or um you know

00:20:35.060 wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute i want to get back to you what you said outer perimeter

00:20:38.300 of the grocery store like you said that so matter-of-factly but there's a lot of people

00:20:41.660 that don't know what do you mean the outer perimeter of the grocery store because the

00:20:44.940 inside is where all the boxed and bagged stuff is right which is what you want to stay away from

00:20:49.180 Right. That's all the processed foods. Right. So if you think your fruits and vegetables and meats, they're all kind of go on the outside of the store.

00:20:56.420 When you go on the insides, that's where all the processed food is.

00:21:00.460 And you have to be really careful with marketing, too.

00:21:03.660 You know, you want to look out for labels that are not there are titles that are allowed to be used that are not regulated in any way.

00:21:12.720 So if you're not eating real foods, you do want to educate yourself on how to read the ingredient labels for sure.

00:21:19.180 Ainsley, but I haven't got time to cook.

00:21:21.980 I mean, this is so much easier for me

00:21:23.960 is to stick the pizza pops in the microwave.

00:21:27.800 You know what?

00:21:28.740 I hear that all the time.

00:21:31.080 But it just takes a lot of,

00:21:32.640 it takes planning and organization.

00:21:34.340 So I'll often say pick one day a week.

00:21:36.260 Might be Sunday nights.

00:21:37.840 I mean, I'll sit Sunday evenings

00:21:39.580 and I'll plan a couple meals for the week,

00:21:41.620 do online grocery shopping,

00:21:42.920 pick it up and you can mass cook.

00:21:44.460 So whether you're roasting an entire chicken

00:21:46.780 and a couple,

00:21:47.400 Well, I always do a couple of baking sheets of vegetables at the start of the week, and

00:21:51.080 then I can pick at them throughout the week.

00:21:52.940 You can make chilies, you can make soups, you can make anything that you can freeze

00:21:56.740 part of it and have those to grab and go.

00:22:00.440 We're talking about a lifestyle change here, aren't we?

00:22:03.980 Big time.

00:22:04.860 Yeah.

00:22:05.360 It's not a diet.

00:22:06.320 And that's the difference.

00:22:07.480 There's a lot.

00:22:07.760 I don't want to go on a diet.

00:22:09.660 No, no, no.

00:22:10.300 It's about changing the way you approach things.

00:22:13.120 It's about changing your mindset.

00:22:14.880 Yeah.

00:22:16.560 Lifestyle is everything.

00:22:17.400 I think if you see it as a diet, it's short term.

00:22:21.180 So far too often people are like, I'm doing this program for 12 weeks and they count down

00:22:26.440 to the very end.

00:22:27.280 And what have you, what have you learned after the 12 weeks is done?

00:22:31.000 So I really like to focus on, it's not going to be black and white.

00:22:34.580 It's not going to be perfect changes bit by bit.

00:22:37.980 And that's how they're going to last longer for sure.

00:22:40.440 Okay.

00:22:40.980 So, um, how have you managed to tackle all of this?

00:22:44.680 I mean, you sold your business, you're working on a smaller scale now.

00:22:48.360 Is that because of the kids?

00:22:49.660 How do you manage to be a mom to a six-year-old and a four-year-old and still do all the things you do?

00:22:57.780 Well, some days I don't know.

00:23:03.180 I actually have a gym in my basement of my house.

00:23:06.480 And I did it that way because the fitness industry just is not that suitable to parenting.

00:23:13.280 but i single parent so i can't be at the gym at 6 a.m um so this way i can you know i work with

00:23:20.520 people that i know it's very close-knit and like i was talking about that community and

00:23:24.120 and safe environment um so i'll train clients and my kids hanging off me and they tell the

00:23:30.700 clients to do burpees like they they know i hate burpees they're the worst everyone hates them

00:23:38.280 the worst the worst the worst so tell us about your business right now we're gonna have to get

00:23:42.800 on to some other things in a couple of minutes but tell us about what you're doing now right now

00:23:48.220 i'm doing small group classes in person um i do a couple couple mornings a week couple evenings a

00:23:53.960 week but honestly my true passion lies with the virtual program i've designed because my approach

00:23:59.420 to wellness has expanded drastically from just nutrition just fitness i've realized that a lot

00:24:06.360 of it has to do with emotion a lot of it has to do with self-love self-worth there's so much

00:24:10.900 packed inside of us that will self-sabotage our results oh yes yes yes yes 12 week program that i

00:24:19.340 run it's completely individualized and it's all about finding the self so there is a fitness

00:24:26.060 component there's nutrition component but i actually connect one-on-one virtually each week

00:24:30.920 and we talk about what emotions came up what was your self-talk like what is what's holding you

00:24:36.640 back or how do you see yourself are you ready to lose that image that you have you know become so

00:24:41.740 comfortable with right so yeah a little bit of everything that's self-talk that negative self-talk

00:24:48.460 man i mean there's a lot there's a lot of jokes i mean the old snl thing steward smalley right i'm

00:24:52.660 good enough and people love me that kind of thing it was funny but ultimately we talk ourselves

00:24:58.260 over and over again into bad stuff yeah even if you're just joking you know inside your head 0.99

00:25:06.320 you're like, oh, I'm so stupid, you know, that is negative self-talk, right? So, you know, bit by 0.99

00:25:12.260 bit, shifting that mindset will really help you step into success, no matter what you're doing.

00:25:17.120 Okay, how can people find you, Ainsley? My website is coachains.com,

00:25:23.340 coachains.com, or Instagram, I love Instagram, Ainsley McSorley. Okay, cool. Ainsley, thank you

00:25:30.060 for coming on tonight. Hopefully, you'll come on regularly in the next little while and keep us

00:25:35.640 up to date on all the health and wellness stuff because we're I think we're going to need you

00:25:39.580 oh I would love that for sure thank you for having me thank you Ainsley we'll talk to you again soon

00:25:44.880 okay bye all right bye bye there is Ainsley McSorley she is a health coach she is a you

00:25:51.740 know what I mean when you say life coach people go oh what does that even mean well she just said

00:25:58.520 it right like we need to get ourselves into a better frame of mind because when we get ourselves

00:26:04.440 into a better frame of mind, more things become possible. And I know that a lot of us have been

00:26:10.260 run down over these past couple of years, in the past few months, especially we've been through a

00:26:15.640 lot of emotional turmoil and we need to recover. So there's a few ways of doing that. There's

00:26:23.020 taking time off, I suppose, or there's recharging ourselves. And sometimes time off doesn't actually

00:26:30.340 recharge you. It puts you in a lower spot, right? I'm just going to lay low. I'm just going to sit

00:26:35.380 on the couch for a week. I'm going to watch Netflix. I mean, all of it. And then I'll get

00:26:39.980 back to things when I get back to them. But then you got somebody like Ainsley there who looks at 0.99

00:26:45.420 things through a positive lens, I would say 99% of the time. And you go, wow, you know what? That's

00:26:50.840 somebody I could kind of use in my life. This, this person, you know, she's going to stop me

00:26:55.240 from going, I'm so stupid, which is what she just said, or I really got to stop doing this, 0.99

00:27:02.020 whatever it is, whatever it is. So that's my plan personally in the next week. And I know I said I 0.98

00:27:10.680 was going to take this week off, but you know what, guys, there's no time to take time off

00:27:15.020 because things are moving. It's a fluid situation we're in. So my plan personally, and you may care

00:27:21.580 about this you may not my plan personally is to recharge through personal fitness and it's been

00:27:30.920 a couple of years a couple of years since i've been to the gym because i wouldn't go

00:27:36.440 uh through this whole mandate nonsense because i do a lot of cardio and that requires breathing

00:27:44.740 and i didn't want to have to breathe through a breathing barrier and i didn't want the weirdness

00:27:50.600 you know of what the locker room might be like or the locker room's closed or you can't use the

00:27:54.840 showers or whatever i thought that was all ridiculous so now that things are back to

00:28:01.400 normal at least 90 normal that's my goal to get back and and maybe it's something for you to

00:28:08.700 think about as well and a lifestyle change of course i mean oh too much dairy i got too much

00:28:15.460 dairy in my diet it's killing me man all right let's get on with the uh stories we're covering

00:28:21.500 tonight in ontario and guys i always say that ontario sets the tone for the rest of the country

00:28:27.200 there are plenty of groups plenty of large loud groups who are advocating for a return to masks

00:28:34.400 including the left-wing corporate media there is a couple of there are a couple of people in the

00:28:40.660 media who stand apart from that. And one of them is Ian Fury, and he is with Post Media. And this

00:28:46.400 is a story he wrote today for all of the Sun newspapers across the country. Should have been

00:28:51.560 no surprise that last month's Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario's chief medical health officer, announced

00:28:58.660 his regular press conferences were coming to an end. Remember, we had the same thing happen

00:29:03.200 in Manitoba with What's-His-Name, and then he came back for one last week. Anyway,

00:29:07.060 As public health officials urge that we learn to live with COVID-19, part of that involves no longer following the daily ins and outs of the virus like the stock market or sports scores.

00:29:18.540 Yet for some reason, Moore's return on Monday today to his first press conference in a month was held up as some huge event in the minds of the media.

00:29:29.020 They thought, perhaps hoped, that there would be some headline-grabbing new development, such as the reinstating of the province's mask mandate to overlap with the sixth wave, which is ridiculous, by the way.

00:29:42.020 The sixth wave, give me a break, that some observers were demanding.

00:29:46.580 Alas, the purveyors of panic had to go home empty-handed.

00:29:51.940 There will be no return to mandates anytime soon, Moore said.

00:29:56.280 he hinted that perhaps masks will be mandated next winter let's hope not

00:30:01.500 even a hint like that makes me nervous because they've been hinting at the same thing here

00:30:09.300 they've been hinting at the same thing in British Columbia and in Quebec and when they hint

00:30:14.620 they're laying groundwork my friends but there was just no need for it now no masks no vaccine

00:30:24.960 passports. Although, to be clear, Moore did say he still recommends people choose to wear them.

00:30:30.940 No, thanks. When it comes to masks in schools, Moore was even firmer in his insistence that

00:30:36.500 mask mandates just weren't required. We've not seen any significant threat to the health of

00:30:40.940 children, he added, noting that out of 2.7 million kids in Ontario, only two of them were in the ICU

00:30:47.500 with COVID-19. As pediatricians have explained, when it comes to kids, this virus is thankfully

00:30:52.280 proven milder than influenza. After listening to emotionally motivated arguments the past couple of

00:30:59.540 weeks as to why Ontario absolutely must bring back its mask mandate, it was nice to see more

00:31:05.780 return with facts in his arsenal as he told people to relax. Another set of facts the province's top

00:31:13.860 doctor brought out was a reminder that the majority of those individuals reportedly in

00:31:17.720 hospital with COVID-19 are in fact incidental numbers, meaning that they're in hospital for

00:31:23.160 something else but just happen to test positive for COVID during routine screening. That's what

00:31:28.740 I've been saying for the last year. Okay, so they're in hospital, but are they there because

00:31:35.140 of COVID or do they just kind of test positive during the course of events? Now, we found out

00:31:41.380 in Manitoba a couple of months ago, those numbers are extremely high. Of the people in hospital with

00:31:46.380 covid 65 of them weren't there because of covid they just incidentally tested positive for it

00:31:52.640 while they were there but now this my friends is the interesting thing because reading this story

00:31:59.580 you might think well this dr kieran moore he sounds like a reasonable man right okay

00:32:05.400 but none of this was actually why moore convened his press conference all of the questions about

00:32:12.480 masks were just a distraction from the message Moore wished to relay, which was to draw further

00:32:18.420 attention to the antiviral drug Paxlovid for high-risk patients and how the province is

00:32:25.180 broadening eligibility. Paxlovid. The province has tens of thousands of doses of the drug that's

00:32:33.440 to be given to much older and high-risk persons within days after they test positive for COVID-19

00:32:38.980 to make sure they don't wind up in the hospital.

00:32:42.360 All right, so there's Paxlovid.

00:32:44.340 It's available in Manitoba as well.

00:32:48.180 Here are, from Yale Medicine,

00:32:50.100 here are 12 things to know about Paxlovid,

00:32:52.460 the latest COVID-19 pill,

00:32:54.300 but we're not going to do all 12 of these things.

00:32:57.820 We're going to do one thing.

00:33:01.360 Paxlovid is the latest COVID-19 treatment

00:33:04.840 that's been all over the news.

00:33:06.340 The drug was granted an emergency use authorization

00:33:08.520 by the food and drug, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, for anyone ages 12 and older who

00:33:14.020 weighs at least 88 pounds, and Pfizer recently began phase two and three trials in children

00:33:19.240 and teens age six to 17.

00:33:21.500 Pfizer.

00:33:22.900 Pfizer.

00:33:24.460 The drug is made by Pfizer, which was Dr. Kieran Moore's intention to go out today and

00:33:31.420 talk about Paxlovid, why he has got a business deal with Pfizer.

00:33:36.760 I'm not suggesting that he's pushing this drug for money in his pocket, but he was working for Pfizer, developing vaccines at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, as recently as two years ago.

00:33:51.600 Does he still have ties to Pfizer? I don't know.

00:33:56.640 But I would say, yeah, probably.

00:33:58.980 chief medical officer is out there

00:34:02.640 pushing a drug that is made

00:34:04.780 by the largest pharmaceutical company

00:34:07.460 on the planet.

00:34:10.260 Also a company that has paid

00:34:11.860 the highest fines ever levied

00:34:14.360 by a U.S. court.

00:34:17.240 Yeah.

00:34:18.040 So that's the new Pfizer drug, Paxlavit.

00:34:22.440 That's why Kieran Moore

00:34:23.960 was out there in front of the media today.

00:34:26.000 Wasn't it talk about masks

00:34:27.680 or ICU hospitalizations.

00:34:29.600 It was to push Paxlovid.

00:34:32.900 All right, everybody is talking about Elon Musk

00:34:35.220 the last few days

00:34:36.260 because now he has 9.2% of Twitter.

00:34:39.860 He owns it.

00:34:41.740 And we heard last week

00:34:43.060 that Elon was going to join the board of directors.

00:34:46.300 But if he joined the board of directors,

00:34:48.900 well, then Elon couldn't own any more than 14.9%

00:34:51.880 or 14.2% of the company, something like that.

00:34:55.440 So what did Elon decide to do?

00:34:57.680 He turned down the board seat at Twitter.

00:35:00.720 So now he can buy as much stock as he wants.

00:35:05.680 And apparently Twitter employees are trembling in fear, according to this headline from djhmedia.com.

00:35:13.200 So let's check this story out.

00:35:14.500 This would be something.

00:35:16.620 And guys, I have been doing a lot of research on Elon Musk.

00:35:21.440 and while i haven't actually decided on what he is yet i'm leaning towards good guy

00:35:32.440 he stands apart from all of the other billionaires

00:35:38.120 he speaks for free speech he stands up for it he does a lot of kooky stuff sure but he is the

00:35:49.740 richest man on the planet, worth in excess of $300 billion. He could buy all of Twitter

00:36:00.480 and Facebook and still have $100 billion or so left.

00:36:08.480 Twitter was going to place Elon Musk on its board of directors, but that agreement came

00:36:12.620 with a price. He had agreed to not buy more than 15% of the stock. That way, they could

00:36:18.040 have stopped him from making any real changes to the platform now it appears that musk was using

00:36:23.240 the old rope-a-dope a la muhammad ali circa 1974 75 was that from the thriller in manila

00:36:30.440 i can't remember guys don't forget to like and share shadow at night live stream like and share

00:36:35.840 need as many people online as we possibly can get it seems that musk was playing twitter all along

00:36:42.480 uh this guy i don't know who wrote this story is it glenn greenwald no we'll find out at the end

00:36:47.340 anyway as i said as the writer said

00:36:50.320 in a previous posting musk is the kind of man who needs to be in control and a man with 222

00:37:00.200 billion dollars well it's 300 million actually that's the research i've been doing well it's

00:37:04.540 you know it fluctuates but it's closer to 300 million dollars right now a guy with that kind

00:37:10.520 of cash doesn't have to take a backseat to anyone unless i miss my guess many employees and

00:37:15.900 executives at twitter are defecating green right about now he is he is now not limited to buying

00:37:24.280 14.9 percent of twitter stock he can buy it all as long as people are willing to sell

00:37:31.140 he doesn't need to buy it all all he needs is 50.1 percent 50.01 actually just a controlling

00:37:40.620 interest that's it and then he can do whatever it is he wants to do with twitter last monday it was

00:37:50.260 revealed that musk bought 9.2 passive stake in twitter for 2.89 billion dollars he still has

00:37:56.180 another well this guy says 219 billion left that would buy all of twitter many times over over the

00:38:03.000 liberals over at twitter have had things their own way but now they all have the want they all

00:38:10.500 have the want ads out before it's too late twitter ceo pareg agrawal announced tuesday that they will

00:38:17.860 appoint elon blah blah blah so you guys know all this so this is developing this this could actually

00:38:24.380 happened this could be this could be a a huge turning point especially if he goes after facebook

00:38:33.780 facebook and twitter those are the two biggies right never mind all the other stuff and and

00:38:41.540 maybe he buys facebook from zuckerberg and leaves meta because meta is now the over

00:38:47.360 the umbrella uh company that owns facebook and instagram and all the others right so maybe he 0.85

00:38:53.380 just buys facebook so he has facebook and twitter no more fact checkers no more of that crap

00:39:01.440 now it's just us and them and really all they and they don't even need this just get some referees

00:39:10.120 on there and you don't even need referees you just have to be nice in your arguments no threats

00:39:16.420 no horrible name calling right no more facebook jail i think that's what musk is trying to do

00:39:24.400 i've got a feeling so we'll keep our eye on that for you because that is big now speaking of

00:39:31.660 media collusion this is a tucker carlson piece from fox news i think this was yeah this was

00:39:39.020 friday night check this out this is good so from our irony files it's like one of the greatest

00:39:45.440 stories ever. So the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics and the Atlantic magazine

00:39:50.160 just hosted a conference, no self-awareness whatsoever, entitled Disinformation and the

00:39:56.520 Erosion of Democracy. So they'll say they invited all of your favorite purveyors of disinformation

00:40:01.940 and exponents of censorship, Barack Obama, Jonah Goldberg, and Applebaum, and of course,

00:40:07.200 Brian Stelter. There was no IQ bar. What the speakers didn't count on, the expected hours of

00:40:13.400 just bloviating, is that there are still a couple of kids at the University of Chicago

00:40:17.420 who are waking up to say, wait a second, what are you talking about? Disinformation?

00:40:23.300 Here's one exchange. You've all spoken extensively about Fox News being a purveyor of

00:40:28.940 disinformation. But CNN is right up there with them. They pushed the Russian collusion hoax.

00:40:34.900 They pushed the Jussie Smollett hoax. They smeared Justice Kavanaugh as a rapist. And 0.99

00:40:40.140 they also smeared Nick Sandman as a white supremacist. And yes, they dismissed the

00:40:44.780 Hunter Biden laptop affair as pure Russian disinformation. All the mistakes of the mainstream

00:40:49.660 media and CNN in particular seem to magically all go in one direction. Are we expected to believe

00:40:56.600 that this is all just some sort of random coincidence or is there something else behind

00:41:01.220 it? I think you're describing a different channel than the one that I watch. But I understand that

00:41:05.600 that is a popular right-wing narrative about CNN.

00:41:09.560 It's a popular right-wing narrative.

00:41:12.940 Never trust anyone who uses the term narrative, by the way, just for the record.

00:41:16.600 Christopher Phillips is the man you saw in that clip.

00:41:18.600 He's a freshman at the University of Chicago.

00:41:20.440 He joins us tonight.

00:41:21.260 Mr. Phillips, thank you for joining us.

00:41:22.800 What possessed you to confront these purveyors of disinformation?

00:41:28.240 Hi, Tucker.

00:41:29.020 Thank you so much for having me on.

00:41:30.280 It's an honor.

00:41:31.640 You know, the way I've always been is to search for truth

00:41:34.560 and ask questions to, you know, sit through the lies and find out what's really going on.

00:41:39.480 So myself and two of my colleagues at the Chicago Thinker, the University of Chicago's premier publication,

00:41:45.680 Evita Duffy and Daniel Schmidt, we three went to this conference and, you know, we see right when we come in

00:41:51.260 a ton of people, a ton of legacy media employees whose entire careers have been spreading disinformation.

00:41:58.440 Those are the people who are telling us about how to avoid disinformation.

00:42:02.220 So, you know, I hear Brian Stelter and he talks for 30 minutes about how Fox News is this huge purveyor of disinformation.

00:42:08.200 They're the enemy of the people. And then I come up and I say, wait a second, run that back.

00:42:11.760 Because actually CNN, from what I've seen at least, is probably 10 times the purveyor of disinformation that you claim Fox News to be.

00:42:20.280 And, you know, he didn't really have a great answer. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:42:23.020 OK, you know what? I don't want to play the whole thing because it's a little bit long.

00:42:26.020 But, I mean, seriously, when we talk about misinformation and disinformation, as I just was, fact checkers and whatnot, it's easy for, you know, certain networks to come on and say, and anything else is misinformation.

00:42:41.200 It's harmful to our democracy.

00:42:43.480 Government's the same thing.

00:42:44.740 I mean, you've heard Trudeau come on several times over his bought and paid for left wing corporate media and say misinformation and disinformation.

00:42:52.560 well we could say the same thing about what they're saying all you need to do and you can

00:43:02.240 still do this by the way is go look up articles about covid19 from a year ago go look up articles

00:43:10.120 about the vaccine from a year ago or eight months ago and they will be telling you things that we

00:43:18.520 know today to be completely false totally untrue you can even look up youtube videos from justin

00:43:25.560 trudeau or any premier in this country for that matter and they're or or one of those chief

00:43:30.320 medical officers and they're all barking about the effect or or rachel maddow from msnbc they're

00:43:35.520 barking all about how the vaccine is going to get us out of the pandemic and everybody needs to get

00:43:40.300 it and it doesn't spread the virus and it's wrong and clearly they're saying it intentionally which

00:43:47.740 makes it disinformation so who are they to be telling us or anybody with a differing point of

00:43:55.180 view that what we're spouting is mis or disinformation nobody it's just a different

00:44:02.960 viewpoint but they're trying to vilify you they're trying to vilify everybody who doesn't agree with

00:44:08.420 them which is wrong look at this we've heard populist for the past five years ever since

00:44:17.400 Donald Trump got into office populist populism this populist movement you hear Trudeau talking

00:44:22.800 about the populist movement and how it's such a terrible thing why if you guys are on Twitter I

00:44:32.000 suggest you follow this account 222 minutes 222 minutes some fan and he does a podcast once a week

00:44:38.620 222 minutes as well he tweeted when people say populism is a threat they don't mean for us they

00:44:46.520 mean for them stop letting them try to use it like a slur right here is the definition of populist

00:44:55.500 a person especially a politician who strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel that their

00:45:01.420 concerns are disregarded by established elite groups he ran as a populist or as an anti-corruption

00:45:08.040 platform or on an anti-corruption platform adjective relating to or characteristic of a

00:45:14.320 political approach that strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel their concerns are

00:45:18.160 disregarded by established elite groups, Maxime Bernier and the People's Party of Canada, I would

00:45:24.060 suggest, are a populist political party at a grassroots level. There is nothing wrong with

00:45:32.000 being a populist, and don't let the other side tell you there is. And there's so many other

00:45:37.000 things they've taken, like through language, and turned them evil. As a matter of fact, a friend

00:45:42.000 of mine said today her sister will never be able to wave a canadian flag again because it was ruined

00:45:47.600 by the convoy she will never look at the canadian flag in the same way ever again

00:45:53.020 they don't see the people protesting or rallying as canadians

00:46:02.380 they see them as a subset of people who expropriated the canadian flag took it from them

00:46:09.900 and used it as a symbol of insurrection. 0.66

00:46:15.460 How warped does your brain have to be to think like that? 0.99

00:46:22.560 That's crazy. 0.93

00:46:24.460 That's absolutely crazy.

00:46:26.000 Now, here's a great article from the Toronto Sun

00:46:28.080 about media collusion re the Hunter Biden laptop.

00:46:33.340 The story that's been out there,

00:46:35.000 first reported by the New York Post in October of 2020.

00:46:39.900 they got banned on twitter for posting that by the way i'm sure you know that by now

00:46:44.140 so larry elder very very well respected um conservative voice in the united states

00:46:53.680 wrote this article and post media picked it up and ran with it in all of their newspapers across

00:46:58.920 canada media collusion of hunter biden bombshell story now yes guys there is media collusion

00:47:06.040 sometimes intentional sometimes not sometimes because of laziness other times because yeah

00:47:11.740 they're working together to get the narrative out there right but a lot of times more times than

00:47:18.800 not it has to do with just laziness if you look at the top 10 stories on the cbc and i'm talking

00:47:25.540 about the national news you talk about the top 10 stories on cbc national and then go to the ctv

00:47:30.760 website and you look at their top 10 stories, I can guarantee you that eight of those top 10

00:47:36.600 stories will be the same with not even a different take on it. So Larry Elder writes about three

00:47:45.980 weeks before the 2020 election, the New York Post published a bombshell election changing story

00:47:50.980 about presidential candidate Joe Biden's son, Hunter, that if true derailed Joe Biden's claim

00:47:56.380 to know nothing about his son's multi-million dollar influence peddling. Now, this was the

00:48:01.260 October surprise. This is what they call it in the United States, because elections down there

00:48:05.140 are always in November, right? Presidential election, always in November. It's never like

00:48:09.840 Canada. It's like a fart in the windstorm all over the place. But in the States, every four years,

00:48:14.860 November. So they have this October surprise. The Post claimed Hunter Biden introduced his father,

00:48:21.220 then-Vice President Joe Biden to a top executive at a Ukrainian energy firm less than a year before

00:48:26.800 the elder Biden pressured government officials in Ukraine into firing a prosecutor who was

00:48:31.940 investigating the company, according to emails obtained by The Post. The never-before-revealed

00:48:38.000 meeting is mentioned in a message of appreciation that Vadin Pusarsky, an advisor to the board of

00:48:45.060 Burisma, allegedly sent Hunter Biden on April 17, 2015, about a year after Hunter joined the

00:48:50.980 Burisma board at a reported salary of up to $50,000 a month. Now you've heard, uh, Fox news

00:48:57.740 railing about no experience Hunter getting a $50,000 a month salary, no experience in the oil

00:49:03.840 industry, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The blockbuster correspondence, which flies in the

00:49:09.140 face of Joe Biden's claim that he's never spoken to his son, quote, sorry, never spoken to my son

00:49:14.860 about his overseas business dealings is contained in a massive trove of data recovered from the

00:49:20.420 laptop. The computer was dropped off at a repair shop in Biden's home state of Delaware, April

00:49:26.000 2019, according to the store's owner. The pro-Democrat slash anti-Republican slash anti-Trump

00:49:32.520 media promptly sprang into attack mode from the New York Times to the Washington Post to CNN to

00:49:38.960 The Hill to Politico, among others. The media dismissed the story as Russian disinformation.

00:49:45.360 The Hill wrote more than 50 former intelligence officials said emails alleged to have been found

00:49:50.160 on a laptop belonging to Hunter Biden show signs of a Russian disinformation operation.

00:49:57.660 The statement of the 50 plus intelligence officials read, we want to emphasize that

00:50:02.800 we do not know if the emails provided to the New York Post by President Trump's personal attorney,

00:50:08.160 Rudy Giuliani, are genuine or not, and that we do not have evidence of Russian involvement.

00:50:14.080 Just that our experience makes it deeply suspicious that the Russian government played

00:50:19.020 a significant role in this case what cnn's brian stelter said on his show let's get back to the new

00:50:29.060 season storyline let's break down how this all happened because it was launched as i showed you

00:50:33.960 by the new york post and then promoted by another murdoch media company that of course is fox news

00:50:39.060 you worry about trump's corruption and fox says what about biden every hour of the day so fox is

00:50:45.020 a producer of this serialized drama but there are big questions about who might have credited

00:50:49.160 created this show and that's what's probably most important here word salad designed to confuse

00:50:58.060 twitter when the story broke took down two of the post stories about hunter and the laptop

00:51:04.720 and blocked users from posting pictures of the emails or links to the new york post stories

00:51:09.540 preventing the post from distributing it on that platform dramatically reducing the number of people

00:51:16.020 who would and could learn about the bombshell allegation facebook suspended distribution of

00:51:21.480 the bombshell allegation uh sorry facebook suspended distribution of the story over signals

00:51:29.500 quote unquote that the story is false and said that its fact checkers were examining it

00:51:35.060 now 17 months later the new york times among other media outlets admit that hunter biden's

00:51:44.280 new york post story is true and the email suggests that not only did joe biden know about his son's

00:51:49.100 influence peddling but that joe biden might have financially benefited for example in one email

00:51:54.620 hunter talks about 10 for the big guy the big guy likely refers to father joe this is a small

00:52:02.960 consolation to donald trump and the 16 of joe biden voters who according to a media research

00:52:08.520 center poll claimed they had known about sorry claimed that they had known about the hunter

00:52:13.880 biden story they would not have voted for joe biden worse after the authentication of the

00:52:22.060 hunter biden laptop story one of the 50 former intelligence officials who wrote the russian

00:52:26.640 disinformation letter now says in essence so what trump lost john cipher who retired after a 28 year

00:52:35.320 career with the cia in response to a commenter tweeted i lost the election for trump well then

00:52:41.680 i feel pretty good about my influence media collusion both corporate and social got rid of

00:52:52.160 that story just like what's going on right now have you read many if any stories about

00:52:59.240 the alberta court case that was going on last week i saw one on cbc and i haven't seen anything

00:53:06.860 on ctv or global or city news for that matter why not it's a pretty big case

00:53:14.080 it's a case involving the charter of rights and freedoms i mean that doesn't happen every single

00:53:21.420 day. Nope, nothing. Now, a lot of people are calling us Chinada, right? Welcome to Chinada.

00:53:32.760 I'm going to give you guys the big look here. Look, it's almost five to the top of the hour,

00:53:37.980 and I'm not even halfway through my stuff yet. This story is from, hang on just a minute here,

00:53:46.180 This story is from reporter-at-large Ian Miles Chong.

00:53:51.340 He is reliable with his stuff.

00:53:56.040 Some of you are going to find this extremely disturbing, okay?

00:54:01.740 Now we know, excuse me, they've had an outbreak apparently of the latest wave of COVID in China,

00:54:08.220 Shanghai, for the last couple of weeks.

00:54:10.580 And they've had people locked in their apartments.

00:54:14.880 They can't get out.

00:54:16.180 I've heard, but I can't confirm,

00:54:20.640 that people are jumping out windows.

00:54:24.000 They're going stir-crazy.

00:54:25.960 We're talking about 20th, 30th story windows. 0.95

00:54:36.420 This is China, where they do that kind of thing regularly. 0.99

00:54:41.100 They treat people like whatever, cattle. 0.83

00:54:46.180 not a free country, a totalitarian dictatorship,

00:54:50.380 and many fear, including myself, that Canada is going that way.

00:54:53.700 As our freedoms are slowly eroded,

00:54:56.960 slowly, slowly, slowly eroded,

00:54:59.040 our freedom of speech is taken away,

00:55:02.600 you know, freedom to assemble. 0.99

00:55:07.280 Look at what they're doing in Shanghai.

00:55:08.880 This, again, you might want to turn away for a bit.

00:55:16.180 They're killing the pets of anybody who has been diagnosed with COVID, claiming it's for your health.

00:55:23.800 Here is the video.

00:55:46.180 Now, guys, I don't know how they're doing this.

00:56:12.420 If they're going door to door,

00:56:13.580 they're going apartment to apartment

00:56:14.820 and just grabbing a dog or a cat or a hamster or whatever out of somebody's apartment

00:56:20.800 who they think has had the virus?

00:56:24.140 I don't know.

00:56:24.680 I don't know how that's working.

00:56:27.040 I don't.

00:56:29.780 But if true, and again, that's only a 57-second video, I can't verify.

00:56:36.940 I didn't take it.

00:56:37.600 I wasn't there.

00:56:39.220 But again, Ian Miles Chong is generally very reliable with his stuff.

00:56:42.560 is that what's coming our way people are worried right first of all it can't if we don't allow it

00:56:53.740 to if we stand up against evil then no here is a two-minute video from dennis prager of prager

00:57:02.640 university a very loud and well-respected conservative voice coming out of the united

00:57:07.580 States. Watch, please. As long as I remember speaking, I have said this. People say that evil

00:57:13.860 is dark, but that's not true. Evil is actually very bright. You can look at the dark, but you

00:57:21.520 can't look at the very bright. Very few people stare at evil. They deny it. There's a very famous

00:57:28.400 book called The Denial of Death, where in Ernest Becker, who wrote the book, speaks about the human

00:57:34.400 desire to really deny that they'll die but the truth is everybody knows they'll die

00:57:39.400 what people really deny is evil because if you acknowledge evil you have to fight it

00:57:45.480 and people are not brave that's the human condition and they don't want to fight it

00:57:52.220 they want to deny that it's really that bad so i have seen this all of of my life especially with

00:58:00.080 outside of Nazism, the great 20th century evil of communism. 100 million people approximately

00:58:07.800 were killed by communist regimes, not in war. I'm not talking about deaths of soldiers. I'm

00:58:14.180 talking about just innocent people, tortured, starved, burned, shot to death. That's the

00:58:21.100 record. See, that's an example, though, of people in a sort of denial. You should be shocked and

00:58:28.900 horrified at what I just said. A hundred million people in one century? But it doesn't. Stalin,

00:58:36.660 the Soviet tyrant, who, by the way, made North Korea possible, tragically. Stalin is truly evil. 0.97

00:58:43.940 Anyway, Stalin, who killed about 20 to 40 million people of his own nation, Soviet Union,

00:58:50.060 a combination of Russia and other countries that the Russian Empire owned, he said,

00:58:55.400 it's a very famous statement actually one death is a tragedy one million is a statistic

00:59:01.960 that that's the state of people's understanding of evil so when i said 100 million

00:59:09.200 people don't fall down and go oh my god it's it's too it's too grandiose to even imagine and

00:59:16.680 remember for every one of the 100 million think of the ripple effect on family and friends and

00:59:22.080 community so we're talking about a billion people of staggering suffering that uh that communism

00:59:29.100 caused and yet when i grew up anti-communism had a bad name yeah oh he's a he's an anti-communist

00:59:37.060 zealot what's wrong with that i hope you were an anti-nazi zealot why aren't you an anti-communist

00:59:43.840 zillow okay i am not trying to scare you guys because there are solutions on the horizon here

00:59:54.580 okay i just want you to get a grasp but i know many of you already have this grasp but for some

01:00:01.000 that don't and this is why i keep asking you guys to share this show all right it's not some crazy

01:00:08.900 guy sitting in a basement spouting wild-eyed conspiracy theories i am giving you things that

01:00:16.380 appear on the left-wing corporate media and people just look at it and they pass by it people read

01:00:23.500 a headline maybe a first paragraph and they move on and maybe they don't even absorb the information

01:00:29.620 they've just looked at i don't know maybe it's because they've got more important things to do

01:00:34.260 That's just the way our society has been geared.

01:00:40.220 Watch what's going on in Ontario right now.

01:00:43.920 This is Rick Nichols, a former member of the Conservative Party, the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario,

01:00:50.480 who was ousted for not revealing his vaccine status.

01:00:55.220 He is the MPP for Windsor-Essex.

01:00:57.580 Listen.

01:00:58.520 The powers confirmed allow for the seizure of all property, including homes.

01:01:02.540 for far less than another convoy or blockade cars and trucks may be seized with no hearing or trial

01:01:09.400 same with one's license and plates no hearing no trial no presumption of innocence when is

01:01:17.200 guilty until proven innocent and there is no incentive or practicable way for one to be proven

01:01:22.900 innocent summary arrests what are the warrant are also contained in section 13 the powers are all

01:01:28.980 non-emergency measures the act lasts forever there is no sunset clouds so whatever happened

01:01:35.720 to innocent until proven guilty so my so speaker my question to the solicitor general is why is

01:01:41.920 your ministry taking a strong-arm approach with the aim of stopping people from conducting peaceful

01:01:46.560 protests in the name of democracy you know the member opposite coming from a community that

01:01:54.160 frankly is very directly impacted when our borders are blocked by illegal blockades I would have

01:02:02.860 thought would have a better appreciation of what that impact has on our economy. Now the literally

01:02:09.860 millions of dollars of trade were not able to pass through as a result of the blockade at the

01:02:15.440 Ambassador Bridge. Kudos and credit to OPP, RCMP, the Windsor Police and many other police departments

01:02:23.540 that work together to ensure that that blockade was dealt with as quickly as possible.

01:02:29.320 But Bill 100 will actually give those police officers the ability to act faster.

01:02:36.440 We cannot afford, as a province, to have our economy come to a standstill again.

01:02:42.760 And what Bill 100 will do is ensure that that is in place so that we can act quickly

01:02:47.660 and they can remove those illegal blockades as quickly as possible.

01:02:52.800 It's really important, and frankly, I'm a little disappointed that as a member who represents a community that is directly impacted with the blockades and the borders through our international partners, it doesn't see the value.

01:03:06.440 No, I do understand that particular aspect, Minister, and I also went on record in saying that I didn't agree with the full blockade of the Ambassador Bridge.

01:03:16.980 I was also grateful that they allowed traffic to go back and forth because of international trade.

01:03:21.860 For the amendments to the Civil Remedies Act, legislation that has been used to seize houses is unconscionable and completely unwarranted.

01:03:30.540 Everyone is shocked the lightning face of this bill is being rammed through the legislature.

01:03:36.060 Bill 100 authorizes the seizure of property, including one's home.

01:03:39.780 All law enforcement is also made immune to civil litigation unless bad faith can be proven.

01:03:44.620 Is any of this right, fair, or just?

01:03:46.660 Bill 100 does not affect a virtually permanent state of emergency.

01:03:50.520 It's business as usual.

01:03:51.700 Tyranny will literally become the new norm with no end in sight.

01:03:55.260 Minister, those charged with an offense are entitled to make full answer in defense,

01:03:59.320 have the right to cross-examination of their accuser or accusers,

01:04:03.340 and the right to be convicted beyond a reasonable doubt.

01:04:05.400 So my question to the Solicitor General is, is this what anyone voted for or would ever vote for?

01:04:10.400 Is this where you want to take us as an elected representative and a member of the current majority party in Powell?

01:04:15.520 okay we don't get the uh we don't get the response in that video but

01:04:20.300 clearly an unconstitutional law cannot be passed in canada can it due process

01:04:26.840 but yet the past two years have showed us very different things hasn't it

01:04:33.080 this is a story guys that's a very long one i'm not going to get into it tonight because it's

01:04:38.800 It's. Well, it's long. I would read it to you, but it would take me 15 or 20 minutes.

01:04:46.260 And I you know what? It's a great story. It's it talks about Klaus Schwab.

01:04:50.140 Was he the guy behind all this? Is he the guy behind all this?

01:04:57.780 Or is he a puppet himself? With his strings being pulled, because, you know, you see a lot of memes on social media right now.

01:05:05.000 it's Klaus Schwab pulling the strings of the French president and Trudeau and

01:05:09.600 all of the other world leaders, Scott Morrison from Australia and whatnot.

01:05:14.380 But who's pulling Schwab's strings?

01:05:16.380 Don't think for one second that Schwab is doing this by himself because he's

01:05:20.360 not, not even a little bit.

01:05:23.080 I saw a couple of comments that just rolled past about dictators always having

01:05:28.960 to pay with blood and they always wind up on the bad end of the stick.

01:05:33.360 Yeah, that's true.

01:05:35.640 That is true.

01:05:37.820 However, during the time they're in power, which can stretch for decades, they can cause

01:05:43.760 a lot of misery and a lot of death. 0.51

01:05:47.320 And I just pulled a dictator name out of the dictator hat and came out with Joseph Stalin,

01:05:52.020 probably because Dennis Prager was talking about him in the little bit that I played

01:05:56.660 for you there.

01:05:57.140 So let's talk about Stalin here.

01:05:59.360 he was the general secretary of the communist party of the soviet union from 1922 until 1952

01:06:09.660 chairman of the council of ministers of the soviet union from 1941 until 1953

01:06:15.500 this man held total power over the soviet union until he died in 1953 and killed

01:06:23.480 millions of his own people

01:06:29.360 so my friends we don't want to get to that point where we do have dictators in power

01:06:39.440 not in western countries not anywhere for that matter and it's been going on around the globe

01:06:46.100 forever and ever and ever we don't notice it because we live in luxury pretty much right

01:06:50.640 we're one of the richest countries in the world we don't see the suffering of others

01:06:56.820 the suffering of the people in china right now and you hope because i've thought about this you

01:07:04.900 hope that all of those people those hundreds of millions 1.4 billion people would stand up

01:07:11.580 and say nope no more but they don't

01:07:15.680 and that's the sad thing is that a harbinger of things to come here people just going to let this

01:07:24.640 happen? I certainly hope not, but we have to approach it differently than we have been.

01:07:33.040 What's the definition of insanity after all, right? Doing the same thing over and over and

01:07:37.200 over expecting different results. So we saw the final gathering at a lot three 30 in LaSalle this

01:07:45.340 past weekend. I'm happy that those people got together and had a last meal together, at least

01:07:49.840 for now and some time together there are going to be more as a matter of fact healing broken hearts

01:07:55.800 the ceremony being put on by mike boy jack is happening april 23rd one o'clock at calvary

01:08:02.840 temple and guys this is an event for people to go and mourn something or someone they've lost

01:08:10.360 it doesn't necessarily need to be over the death of a loved one it can be anything it could be

01:08:16.220 the loss of a marriage the loss of a relationship the loss of something that's been near and dear

01:08:21.780 to you because of what's happened in the past couple of years again non-denominational everybody

01:08:26.520 is welcome nobody is going to try and sell you anything the event will last probably 90 minutes

01:08:32.860 and it's designed to bring people together and i've noticed especially in the last few weeks

01:08:39.900 that a lot of people are being divided

01:08:42.780 within the freedom community.

01:08:46.080 And I'm hoping that's going to stop.

01:08:48.540 And I'm hoping that this event

01:08:49.920 will be the beginning of getting back together.

01:08:53.340 Guys, we right now are in a dead zone.

01:08:56.640 We had the success and the emotion

01:08:58.980 of the Freedom Convoy,

01:09:00.520 and people have tried to carry on

01:09:01.860 that success and emotion.

01:09:03.020 And sadly, when you're talking

01:09:03.920 about a grassroots movement,

01:09:06.340 the emotion is fleeting.

01:09:08.120 It comes and comes in a huge tidal wave.

01:09:11.440 And then when it's done, it's over and you crash a little bit, right?

01:09:14.400 And you can't artificially recreate it.

01:09:16.980 Once it's done, it's done.

01:09:18.520 What's the next thing?

01:09:20.660 Well, we're going to do healing broken hearts.

01:09:22.540 We're going to do a bunch of little things along the way.

01:09:26.060 Town halls.

01:09:27.660 We're going to talk about alternatives to the digital economy, the digital ID, the digital currency,

01:09:35.140 the programmable digital currency the governments want to bring in in the next six months to a year.

01:09:40.560 It's on the table in the United States right now.

01:09:43.420 They're tossing it back and forth in Congress, and they're talking about it here in Canada also.

01:09:48.000 It's been here for years.

01:09:49.480 The banks are developing it even now.

01:09:52.840 Digital ID is going to roll out in Ontario before the end of this year.

01:09:55.920 It was going to be in Saskatchewan, but they have preempted that to see the success or failure of other jurisdictions.

01:10:02.240 so what can we do to fight this

01:10:05.580 well we can't fight that

01:10:08.260 that's something they are going to bring in

01:10:10.340 no matter what we do

01:10:12.540 unless of course we had millions of people in the street

01:10:17.740 I mean millions of people in the street

01:10:20.600 but we don't

01:10:22.020 because by and large private citizens just don't want to get involved

01:10:26.240 it's not because they don't care

01:10:28.180 they don't want to get their hands dirty

01:10:29.360 they're afraid

01:10:30.880 they don't want to fight

01:10:33.000 they don't want to fight for their freedom

01:10:34.920 at least not like that

01:10:36.120 maybe they're scared of the things that their neighbors might say

01:10:39.960 or even family members

01:10:41.040 and we know about that story right

01:10:42.560 it's the beginnings of the social credit system

01:10:44.920 but will they go to a town hall meeting

01:10:47.400 to hear about alternatives

01:10:49.080 maybe

01:10:49.760 because there are alternatives

01:10:52.520 we're talking about an alternate society here

01:10:56.520 alternate currency

01:10:59.260 alternate everything it is in the works believe it or not it is

01:11:06.140 i've seen it i can't reveal it to you yet because i haven't got all of the information

01:11:13.520 and it's still being developed the other thing that we can do to slow the tide of all of this

01:11:20.820 is to run for office and i know i keep saying this time and time and time again and you might

01:11:27.180 get sick of it but we need to take back our democracy right we need to refute everything

01:11:36.840 that is coming from the left-wing corporate media that is not true and don't be afraid of looking

01:11:41.860 like a crackpot you know you're right you know you're right when trudeau stands there and he

01:11:48.260 says a fringe element undesirable what are we going to do with these people miss disinformation

01:11:53.820 all of that stuff he is lying we know that he is lying we know the corporate media by and large

01:12:00.360 lies through their teeth or maybe it's just a directive they're following from a very

01:12:06.540 small select group of people who are running the show at the top that's what that is and it just

01:12:12.240 trickles down and these people are jumping through those hoops i'm talking about journalists now

01:12:18.400 jumping through those hoops because they just want the income they can't afford to lose the income

01:12:22.440 They can't afford to not get paid.

01:12:25.480 And that's the situation a lot of people have been in for a while now.

01:12:29.140 But it's time to stand up against that.

01:12:31.420 We need to take our democracy back.

01:12:34.000 I'm not saying it's going to work and solve everything.

01:12:36.780 I'm not saying there's somebody waiting on the horizon to ride in on a white stallion and save the day.

01:12:41.920 That's not what I'm saying.

01:12:43.980 Elon Musk?

01:12:44.920 Hmm, I don't know.

01:12:46.500 Jury is still out.

01:12:48.620 But in the meantime, what can we do?

01:12:50.400 We can run for school trustee.

01:12:52.440 We can run for city councillor, town councillor, reeve, mayor.

01:12:56.880 There is a civic election in Manitoba coming up.

01:12:59.160 I know this is a worldwide problem, but guys, we can only do what we can do.

01:13:04.380 And what we can do is get together and come up with some fantastic, honest candidates

01:13:11.420 who cannot be bought to run at local levels.

01:13:15.800 Because we know that there's more of us than there are of them.

01:13:20.960 We know that.

01:13:22.440 And as time goes on, hopefully not too much time, we're going to be able to present to you the reality of the parallel society.

01:13:31.740 There's a new currency in everything.

01:13:33.940 It's really cool.

01:13:36.260 All right.

01:13:37.800 That's all I've got for you guys tonight.

01:13:40.940 Derek Frum.

01:13:41.900 Now, guys, I haven't given up here.

01:13:44.560 I want you to know that I haven't given up here.

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