The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Wednesday Apr. 6th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 hey

00:00:06.680 how's it going everybody i a little bit of an itchy

00:00:13.360 whatever this is called between the nose and the mouth

00:00:16.680 i hope you're doing well wow fantastic weather if you're in southern manitoba huh

00:00:23.600 yeah not great so i want to cover a couple of things that are happening locally before we get

00:00:34.280 going tonight on the show and i do have a lot of interesting stuff for you i have uh the court

00:00:39.240 it's not a transcript but what happened in the constitutional court case in alberta today it's

00:00:45.240 Day three today between the JCCF representing a few churches and a few individuals in Alberta versus the government of Alberta in terms of all of the restrictive measures they put on people over the past couple of years.

00:01:01.020 Dina Hinshaw is the chief medical officer of Alberta, and she's been on the stand for three straight days, going into day four tomorrow.

00:01:07.600 so um sheila gun reed from rebel news has been tweeting it for the last three days and it's kind

00:01:15.280 of been a garbled mess first of all it's it's not sheila's fault she's been on twitter and try to

00:01:20.720 follow a thread on twitter really this is difficult to do with all of the sub tweets and whatever so

00:01:28.700 marty gold of the j.ca and you've seen marty on the show a few times before and he'll be invited

00:01:35.300 back once he gets his microphone fixed marty took all of the tweets that sheila posted today

00:01:41.540 and put them in a forum that everybody can understand so we're going to take marty's

00:01:47.140 synopsis his transcript of everything sheila tweeted from the court proceedings in alberta

00:01:52.100 today and we're going to put them on the air for you in just a couple of minutes also there's

00:01:57.780 photographic proof of bias within the winnipeg school system and actually you can't say winnipeg

00:02:03.060 school system it's a school division transcona school division i think it's transcona kildonan

00:02:09.260 i'm not used to be transcona springfield but it's not anymore we're going to show you that

00:02:12.620 i mentioned it briefly last night and i said it was a grade three student no it's a great

00:02:18.160 eight student grade eight students were given i guess you could say a lesson

00:02:24.380 in what happened at the convoy the freedom convoy just a couple of months ago and then

00:02:30.020 they had a questionnaire to fill out, an assignment, if you will.

00:02:34.820 And when you see the wording of it, you'll see the bias that comes from either the teacher

00:02:41.000 or the principal or the superintendent, whoever decided to put this in front of the students.

00:02:47.240 That's coming up in just a second.

00:02:49.160 Elon Musk has been appointed to the board of directors of Twitter.

00:02:55.180 Elon holds the largest share, 9.2%.

00:03:00.020 and so tim pool did a thing on this i'm not sure if you follow tim pool he's excellent

00:03:04.820 and he's growing like a weed uh tim pool tim cast on rumble and on facebook and on twitter and on

00:03:12.380 youtube obviously so we're gonna watch tim pool a little bit talk about what elon musk now owns

00:03:17.700 when it comes to the twitterverse and how extreme left-wingers are very concerned they may not have

00:03:23.300 the power to censor anymore i mean when you like it is the largest single share that's held on

00:03:29.880 twitter and if elon is on the board of directors he's going to try and make some changes he doesn't

00:03:34.820 hold a majority share but it's going to be interesting to see what elon can come up with

00:03:39.260 once he gets going on this so guys there has been a freedom party every single saturday for the past

00:03:47.860 month or so down in LaSalle. And this weekend is going to be the last one. 3.30 partying,

00:03:54.340 they call it. It's Lot 330 LaSalle. They say, join us for dinner as we gather to part ways

00:04:01.440 with Camp 330. It'll be a celebration in honor of our base camp, which has been a second home

00:04:06.360 for so many. We honor Camp 330 and look forward to creating our new base camp near Deacon's Corner

00:04:12.080 this spring. So this is going to be the last one at Camp 330 in LaSalle this coming Saturday.

00:04:17.860 starts at five o'clock food fellowship and music and i wanted to mention this here too

00:04:26.420 whoo i got small all of a sudden i saw mike today uh voyage funeral homes and shadow shadow can you

00:04:34.660 talk about this absolutely i can i'm a big fan of what mike is putting on here voyage funeral home

00:04:39.700 presents healing broken hearts this is a candlelight service we're going to talk more and

00:04:43.300 and more about this as the date draws near, family and individuals are invited to attend

00:04:49.940 a public service to honor the loss of loved ones.

00:04:56.040 This service is open for all those impacted over the past two years during COVID-19, regardless

00:05:02.060 of funeral home slash provider used, and were unable to hold a service for their loved

00:05:07.700 And even if you lost someone or something and you were able to have a funeral service but it wasn't what you wanted, come on out.

00:05:22.140 If you lost something, if you're looking for togetherness, if you're looking for fellowship, come on out.

00:05:28.260 So please join us. I'm going to be there.

00:05:30.980 Saturday, April 23rd, 1 o'clock, Calvary Temple.

00:05:35.100 That's 400 Hargrave.

00:05:37.700 And also, and this is a big thing, Mike has got a big presentation planned.

00:05:42.080 If you wish to honor your loved one, email healingbrokenheartsatprotonmail.com.

00:05:49.620 Include a photo of your loved one, the name, date of birth, date of death, along with a short message.

00:05:56.240 Your photo and message will appear during the slideshow presentation, and then there will be a reception to follow.

00:06:02.000 So this is going to be Calvary Temple, Saturday, April 23rd at 1 o'clock, 400 Hargrave, downtown Winnipeg.

00:06:09.340 Healing Broken Hearts Candlelight Service put on by Voyage Funeral Homes.

00:06:14.740 And we would love, love, love to see you there.

00:06:18.260 It's open to everybody.

00:06:19.720 It's open to everybody.

00:06:21.860 All right, we're going to get on with this in just a second.

00:06:23.760 The tweets from court today, a court in Alberta.

00:06:26.240 Guys, this is a big court case that's going on out there right now.

00:06:29.480 It's about our Constitution.

00:06:30.520 It's about our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

00:06:32.440 It's about the breaches of said Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

00:06:36.880 The government of Alberta put on the people of that province.

00:06:40.280 And if we get a favorable ruling like we didn't get in Manitoba one year ago, actually the ruling wasn't a year ago.

00:06:48.080 It was more like six months ago.

00:06:49.260 It took six months after the court proceeding for the judge, Judge Joyle in this case here in Manitoba to come up with a ruling, which is absolutely ridiculous.

00:06:58.720 Six months.

00:07:00.520 I don't think so. Hopefully the judge in Alberta is able to expedite that.

00:07:04.500 So we're going to get into this in just one second.

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00:09:26.420 check out what happened in court in alberta today oops already showed you that let's show you this

00:09:31.520 here. All right. So thank you to Sheila Gunn-Reed of Rebel Media for posting on Twitter the key

00:09:39.900 moments in the trial in the past three days. And then thank you, Marty Gold, for gathering up all

00:09:45.680 those tweets and putting them in a forum that everybody can understand. It makes it so much

00:09:50.040 easier to follow. This is in chronological order from what happened this morning until this

00:09:56.180 afternoon in court in alberta oh by the way hello maida and john and al al bueller uh rachel

00:10:05.940 rosanna don jerry audi all you guys thank you for uh coming to the show tonight and if you have been

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00:10:39.380 central all right so what happened today leighton gray representing the justice center for

00:10:44.200 constitutional freedoms was back to cross-examining dina hinshaw the chief medical officer of alberta

00:10:51.580 He planned to examine her on her press conferences.

00:10:54.660 Transcripts of her many pressers were admitted into evidence.

00:10:57.460 So Leighton Gray starts.

00:10:59.700 What did you mean when you cautioned people against spreading rumor and inaccurate speculation?

00:11:05.640 That was an article, a press conference from March of 2020.

00:11:08.960 Hinshaw says, we wanted to make sure that if people saw something on social media,

00:11:12.960 they were checking to see if it had been verified.

00:11:15.800 Now, interesting she would say something like that.

00:11:18.500 Verified? Verified by who?

00:11:19.800 how do you verify something like that and if that's the case in everything that you see online

00:11:26.440 on social media wherever has to be verified does that include government information because it's

00:11:33.400 already been shown in the past two and three days of this trial that a lot of information

00:11:38.080 provided by governments both provincial and federal has been inaccurate

00:11:43.460 it gray goes on to say on march 12 2020 you said alberta was taking aggressive new public health

00:11:51.020 measures there were just 19 diagnosed cases hinshaw told cabinet then to kill gatherings

00:11:57.700 of 250 or more and advised against travel she told returning travelers to self-isolate upon

00:12:03.880 arrival which flies in the face of hinshaw's earlier testimony that her edicts were sparse

00:12:09.240 and sparing and balance.

00:12:12.140 Gray says, when you mentioned the new normal,

00:12:15.340 March 14th of 2020,

00:12:17.700 press conference,

00:12:18.920 did that include restrictions on freedoms?

00:12:23.940 Hinshaw says, when necessary,

00:12:25.820 the expectation was always that people would follow the law.

00:12:30.040 Interesting that she calls it law.

00:12:32.320 It's not law.

00:12:33.960 It's a mandate.

00:12:35.180 That has been established over and over and over, over the course of the last two years.

00:12:45.120 Grace says, March 17th, you say the measures are putting strain on people, not the virus, the measures.

00:12:51.080 Hinshaw says, yes.

00:12:52.600 Grace says, March 18th, you said, please trust these measures, as painful as they are, are necessary to prevent the spread.

00:13:00.640 You called the measures painful.

00:13:02.880 Hinshaw says, yes.

00:13:03.740 gray goes on to say march 21st you said covet 19 does not discriminate you would agree that is not

00:13:11.240 true it does discriminate more deadly to elderly and those with comorbidities according to the

00:13:15.760 government's own data hinshaw says depends on what discriminate means everyone is susceptible to

00:13:21.340 infection semantic she's doing wordplay here at trying to outdo leighton gray one of the most 1.00

00:13:30.440 prominent attorneys in this country. She's going to lose. Gray goes on to say, most Canadians will

00:13:37.500 get minor symptoms, if any. That's true. In Shah says yes. And says, most of us were working through 1.00

00:13:45.000 something like this for the very first time, but she is the public health officer. I don't think

00:13:49.880 I was learning on the job. What do you people want from me is the best defense here. That's,

00:13:54.580 of course, Sheila editorializing. Gray goes on. On April 3rd, you said some young people would go

00:14:00.060 want to have serious illness and even death. Hinshaw says, while the risk was low, there had

00:14:05.460 been fatalities in other jurisdictions. Gray says, but that's not true for Alberta at the time, was

00:14:11.380 it? You can see how people hearing this may be alarmed. Hinshaw says, I can't recall. It was two

00:14:18.140 years ago, and I don't know when we saw the first under 18 deaths recorded. Then there's a break.

00:14:23.300 Come back. Gray says, at some point, the government decided the percentage of eligible

00:14:27.560 Albertans receiving vaccines to be 70% to begin lifting restrictions. You say in your evidence

00:14:33.600 that you thought the vaccines were the way to achieve herd immunity. Hinshaw says, it is fair

00:14:38.940 to say that I thought we'd be able to achieve herd immunity if we achieved significant level

00:14:42.940 of vaccination. Gray says, points to a subsequent presser when Hinshaw called vaccines 95% effective.

00:14:49.860 Where did you get that info? Pfizer clinical trials, Hinshaw says. Interesting. I'm just

00:14:56.700 going to take a break there if you're a scientist you read all of the statistical data from the

00:15:04.540 Pfizer clinical trials and there's two different kinds of effectiveness 95 percent and then there

00:15:13.980 was one that was more like one to two percent of course in the press releases you would see

00:15:20.240 Pfizer bragging about the efficacy of their vaccine being 95 percent but that's not completely true

00:15:26.700 great points to hinshaw presser 2021 you said when you can promote content reviewed by people

00:15:35.700 with expertise in epidemiology infectious diseases that will contribute to informing

00:15:39.920 people and stop the spread of misinformation she said vaccines were 95 percent effective

00:15:46.120 gray is noting hinshaw's past statements from march 3rd of 2021 wherein she proclaimed that

00:15:53.040 one dose of Pfizer or Moderna gave up to 80 percent protection against COVID. But as we know

00:15:58.580 from Ontario data, triple jabbed her outpacing unvaxxed with respect to COVID infections right

00:16:03.320 now. The obvious implication is perhaps Hinshaw was the one who was spreading what turned out

00:16:08.340 to be misinformation while accusing others of doing just that. Anyone who disagreed with

00:16:13.980 her proclamations was called a naysayer or unbeliever in her affidavit.

00:16:19.000 gray says you reported zero cases zero now listen to this part this is amazing you reported zero

00:16:29.500 cases of seasonal influenza april 13 2021 you say you reassess data is this number still accurate

00:16:37.440 she says yes there were no reported cases of seasonal influenza gray says is it possible

00:16:44.040 that some influenza cases were counted as COVID. Hinshaw says no. Under oath, in court,

00:16:53.540 Hinshaw says no. We know that can't be true. We absolutely know that can't be true. Zero cases?

00:17:02.160 There couldn't be any confusion at all? In this exchange, Hinshaw explained that testing for COVID

00:17:08.800 is different than testing for the flu.

00:17:11.120 One test would not catch the other disease.

00:17:15.100 That being said, she also said the vaccines

00:17:17.820 were 80% effective after one dose

00:17:20.160 based on the information that was available at the time.

00:17:23.640 Gray goes on.

00:17:24.460 Is this the first time you've seen zero cases

00:17:26.700 of seasonal influenza?

00:17:28.400 Hinshaw, yes.

00:17:29.740 How do you explain this?

00:17:31.280 This is paraphrased now.

00:17:32.260 The restrictions prevented the spread of the flu.

00:17:38.800 she actually had the nerve to say that sitting in court gray says the restrictions completely

00:17:51.640 eradicated influenza yes that's my opinion she has never admitted to getting anything wrong

00:17:59.100 she keeps deflecting to quote we relied on the available data at the time unquote but she was so

00:18:05.540 sure everyone else was wrong and she had no problem telling the world that another break

00:18:09.840 we come back it's a different lawyer for the jccf now wrath and he says you've said you were able to

00:18:16.960 treat the population of alberta as your patient but you have to check with your political commissars

00:18:22.140 first question ahs lawyer objection argumentative judge allows it hinge on this is paraphrased i

00:18:29.920 advise the decision makers in my capacity as chief medical officer of health wrath says have

00:18:35.480 Have you seen a report that the homeless population in Edmonton has doubled over the course of the

00:18:40.240 pandemic? No, I cannot comment. I've not seen that report. The judge rules Rath's question

00:18:46.240 to Hinshaw about informed consent being part of the standard practice of care is irrelevant.

00:18:50.420 I don't know how a judge could rule that. Irrelevant. What? Maybe it doesn't pertain

00:19:00.040 to this particular case. Judge asks Rath to get his question quicker and in a more relevant

00:19:06.420 manner. Lots of AHS objections coming Rath's way. Rath says, do you consider lying or misleading

00:19:11.600 ethical? No, Hinshaw says. Do you remember telling Albertans that a 14-year-old died of COVID? Now,

00:19:18.840 guys, this is a good one. Hinshaw says, it was correct the child died after contracting COVID

00:19:25.300 based on reassessment contact with the family. We corrected. Now, this was the young man who

00:19:30.020 died of brain cancer. If you guys will recall that story, he just happened to have COVID.

00:19:37.200 Rath says, did you have the family's permission to release that info about the 14-year-old?

00:19:41.340 Certainly, the info you released was enough for the family to know who you were talking about.

00:19:46.580 The information was only corrected after the family contacted you. AHS objected. Judge agrees.

00:19:52.420 paraphrased from lawyer wrath did you tell the public about the boy to push for vaccination

00:20:00.360 hinshaw says i wanted to alleviate the fears of the public knowing there would be interest in the

00:20:04.940 death i spoke about that case in the interest of transparency and contextualizing the situation

00:20:10.340 really i deeply regret the trauma caused to the family

00:20:16.980 what about the blow to your credibility huge wrath goes on to say did you not do the same

00:20:28.620 thing with regard to an infant death on the eve of 5 11 uh of the 5 to 11 year old vaccine rollout

00:20:35.500 ahs objects lots of objections wrath says every time there's a vaccine rollout she insists on 1.00

00:20:43.700 terrorizing parents into vaccinating their children. The judge lets Hinshaw answer.

00:20:49.320 Hinshaw insists the reporting of child deaths on what seems to be the eve of a vaccine rollout for

00:20:55.140 pediatric age groups was purely coincidental, was done to contend with fear, not contribute.

00:21:00.800 Rath asks. Hinshaw affirms. Hinshaw reiterates that vaccines are still providing some protection

00:21:06.500 against Omicron. But again, Ontario data says that's not true at all. More triple jabbed,

00:21:12.460 adjusted to population, are testing positive, then the unvaxxed.

00:21:16.100 Raph is getting prickly.

00:21:18.560 It says here, prickly.

00:21:20.440 If she doesn't understand the term relative risk reduction,

00:21:23.500 she can answer that by answering the next question.

00:21:25.840 She wants to pin Hinshaw down on the misinformation she spread about vaccine efficacy.

00:21:30.660 AHS is objecting all over the place.

00:21:32.860 Judge agrees with AHS.

00:21:37.720 Raph says, you have no data on the existence of long COVID in Alberta?

00:21:42.460 Hinshaw, we have no info on the prevalence.

00:21:45.220 We are working with teams to get data and deal with, treat the individuals.

00:21:48.920 Rath says, we have no data that will show long COVID is actually long COVID or some form of vaccine injury.

00:21:55.360 Implication is that long COVID comes from vaccination after infection.

00:22:00.180 Hinshaw says, or reiterates that AHS is in the middle of gathering data, undertaking studies re-long COVID.

00:22:07.000 Rath says, did you consider the different type of fitness facilities you were shutting down when you were shutting them down?

00:22:13.460 Hinshaw said, we consider the different risks for different activities.

00:22:16.640 Rath says, did you consider the different type of fitness facilities?

00:22:19.960 Okay, that's a double.

00:22:22.740 Hinshaw, we heard reports of gym owners setting up group fitness and calling it personal training.

00:22:27.620 Rath says, have you ever been to Ms. Ingram's gym?

00:22:29.980 No, Hinshaw says.

00:22:31.080 Any reports of outbreaks related to her gym?

00:22:33.380 No.

00:22:33.780 but the closure of fitness facilities in the province was related to community spread and

00:22:38.500 risk gyms produce higher levels of respiratory particles and then they break until tomorrow

00:22:43.360 morning uh sheila gun reid says my three days and quarter turning into more hinshaw says she

00:22:47.960 has a media availability tomorrow and must be done early it sounds like back at it tomorrow morning

00:22:53.380 at 9 30 now sheila is off to her daughter's rugby practice so what's your take on all of that what

00:23:02.380 do you guys think do you guys think that you know the judge is is going to be down the middle with

00:23:10.240 his ruling on this or her ruling on this i don't know if it's a male or a female judge then when's

00:23:16.200 this ruling going to come down six months another six months do we have to wait it sounds like the

00:23:22.360 judge is agreeing with a lot of the alberta health service uh legal team objections which is

00:23:27.660 disheartening. And maybe the lawyers could be a little bit more guarded in the questions

00:23:34.480 they're asking or the way they ask the questions. Remember, you hear this all the time,

00:23:38.280 leading question, badgering the witness, blah, blah, blah. Well, that does exist in Canadian

00:23:42.660 courts as well as American courts. I get the feeling that our side is winning this

00:23:50.080 because the answers that Dina Hinshaw is providing out there

00:23:53.740 don't seem based in any kind of evidence at all it's more opinion and once again she's only

00:24:03.680 listening at least this is only my opinion guys she's only listening to one side of the equation

00:24:08.600 not everybody and we're talking about some very very well respected or previously before all of

00:24:17.260 this uh well respected doctors epidemiologists scientists who have come out and said no no no

00:24:23.680 this is wrong this is not how you handle this why do you make 99.5 percent of the population

00:24:31.080 suffer 99.5 percent of the people who are in no danger from this and yet they may be going bankrupt

00:24:37.620 losing their business unable to make mortgage payments because you've shut them down and you've

00:24:44.720 given them a meager pittance to replace it whatever they were making before outrageous

00:24:52.060 Don't you think?

00:24:56.240 I want to hear what you guys think about this.

00:25:01.320 Karen doesn't seem to think it sounds good.

00:25:04.320 We have one more day, Karen.

00:25:06.940 You know what?

00:25:08.380 I'm leaning to the judge going with the government

00:25:11.600 because of all the objections that AHS lawyers are launching on this.

00:25:21.500 uh lisa here says giving up gym was not good for anyone's mental health my husband's uh been a gym

00:25:27.780 rat for over 40 years he was a wreck when he couldn't go and in two years we both got covet 0.81

00:25:31.720 once big deal he's he's vaccinated i'm not he was sicker than me so incredibly stupid these people 0.74

00:25:37.600 speaking of uh jim's health physical mental and whatnot ainsley mcsorley uh is uh a winnipeg

00:25:48.600 personal trainer she's been on the cover of magazines you know like health magazines for

00:25:54.780 the last few years she's got an incredible journey to share she's very inspirational she's a young

00:26:00.480 mom of two young boys and she's going to be joining the show on monday night guys

00:26:05.040 you know what this is april summer is coming uh i feel like garbage i feel like garbage physically

00:26:15.280 i'm not eating right not exercising i go for walks but i mean after a while okay so what

00:26:22.180 i need to get back to the gym i need to start eating properly i need to find the motivation

00:26:28.140 to do that and so ainsley mcsorley um she is going to join the show and she is incredibly 0.91

00:26:34.020 incredibly good she is going to join the show on monday night and hopefully give you some

00:26:39.300 inspiration as well all right let's get back to uh let's get back to what's going on here tonight

00:26:44.800 Now, guys, this is from an assignment handed out at Arthur Day Middle School in Transcona just a couple of days ago.

00:26:54.800 All right.

00:26:57.020 It's all about the convoy.

00:26:59.760 And here's how it goes.

00:27:03.160 On February 14th, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act for the first time ever in Canada.

00:27:09.340 the law lets the government take special temporary measures that may not be appropriate in normal

00:27:16.380 times why did mr trudeau take each drastic action or such drastic action he was responding to an

00:27:23.780 ongoing protest in the city of ottawa and other protests that had blocked traffic on key trade

00:27:28.500 routes between canada and the united states and look at this a city under siege what siege

00:27:37.400 the story began unfolding in late january that's when a truck convoy from across canada descended

00:27:43.800 on ottawa this is an assignment given students at a winnipeg middle school that's when a truck

00:27:51.100 convoy from across canada descended on ottawa for weeks parliament hill and surrounding areas

00:27:56.500 were severely impacted about 8 000 people were participating at the protest's peak

00:28:02.500 it was more than that

00:28:05.200 they vowed to stay put

00:28:07.880 until their demands were met

00:28:09.340 the protesters were part of what they called

00:28:11.760 a freedom convoy

00:28:13.100 they blared their horns day and night

00:28:15.740 disturbing residents

00:28:16.760 they held impromptu street parties

00:28:18.860 with music blasting

00:28:19.880 they created so much chaos in the downtown core

00:28:22.720 that some businesses closed

00:28:24.540 a few protesters carried hate symbols

00:28:27.260 such as swastikas

00:28:28.300 once again this is completely untrue

00:28:32.500 you know that and i know that but because of the left-wing corporate media and the federal

00:28:38.640 government people actually still believe that stuff those people carrying those symbols of

00:28:43.960 hate they were plants we know that i feel like i'm being held hostage in my own city said restaurant

00:28:52.540 owner sarah chown the people who are suffering are small business owners the employees and the

00:28:57.360 residents. This is a school assignment. Authorities hoped the protest would fizzle, but demonstrators,

00:29:05.160 many with children, settled in. They organized food and fuel deliveries. They set up bouncy

00:29:09.860 castles, barbecues, and wooden shacks in streets and parks. A movement forms. What was behind the

00:29:16.300 protests? At first, the people were against vaccination mandates for cross-border trucking,

00:29:21.900 but the protest grew into a movement. Participants say their rights and freedoms have been eroded.

00:29:27.020 They blame the federal liberal government.

00:29:29.260 They want an end to all public pandemic health measures.

00:29:32.840 People are tired of the mandates and restrictions, said Tamera Leach, a protest organizer.

00:29:37.260 Some say they regretted the problems, but their protests caused, but they felt like they had no choice.

00:29:43.240 Chris Barber, convoy organizer, said the responsibility for your inconvenience lies squarely on the shoulders of politicians who vilify and call us names.

00:29:51.980 Let's go to the next page here.

00:29:57.020 I got to make it bigger.

00:30:02.620 There we go.

00:30:03.740 All right.

00:30:07.360 The protest spread.

00:30:09.680 Soon, protesters were rallying in other places.

00:30:12.480 For nearly one week, trucks blocked the Ambassador Bridge.

00:30:15.080 The bridge links Windsor, Ontario to Detroit, Michigan.

00:30:18.220 Over $400 million worth of goods and 8,000 trucks cross it on a typical day.

00:30:27.020 Police ended this blockade at Canada's busiest land border on February 12th,

00:30:32.940 but then on February 17th, the RCMP arrested 13 people

00:30:36.660 who were part of a group blockading the border at Coutts, Alberta.

00:30:40.220 The police also seized a cache of firearms and ammunition.

00:30:44.620 Four people were charged with conspiracy to murder RCMP officers.

00:30:48.900 Once again, we know those weapons were planted.

00:30:53.180 We know this. There is evidence of this.

00:30:57.740 Following the money, a GoFundMe campaign initially raised $10 million in support of the protesters' cause.

00:31:05.060 However, the funds were frozen after reports of illegal activities at the protests surfaced.

00:31:09.920 Protesters then tried a different platform, Give, Send, Go.

00:31:13.360 They raised another $10 million there, but a judge denied them access to those funds too.

00:31:18.820 About half the Give, Send, Go money came from U.S. donors.

00:31:21.940 Not true. Not true at all.

00:31:24.920 that that there was the ceo of give send go sat in committee in parliament two weeks ago and said

00:31:34.380 no that's not the case at all so these teachers whoever came up with this assignment

00:31:39.760 is lying to the kids giving these kids erroneous information

00:31:44.300 that raised questions about who was behind the protests it wasn't the canadian trucking

00:31:52.760 Association. This group represents 4,500 people, sorry, 45,000 people in the industry. It says

00:32:00.500 90% of its members are fully vaccinated. It strongly condemned the convoys. So what?

00:32:07.740 Response to the act. The federal conservatives criticized the decision to invoke the Emergencies

00:32:12.940 Act. They said that doing so inflames a tense situation. The Canadian Civil Liberties Association

00:32:18.600 also opposed it. Their argument? In a democracy, protests are a way to convey political messages,

00:32:24.700 but the federal government said these illegal ones crossed a line. They're a threat to our

00:32:34.260 economy and our relationship with our trading partners. They're a threat to the availability

00:32:39.420 of essential goods, like food and medicine, and they're a threat to public safety. That's what

00:32:45.620 Justin Trudeau said. There's another concern, too. The protests could embolden people with extreme

00:32:51.700 views. The protesters' demands range from an end to all public health restrictions to the

00:32:59.340 overthrow of the elected government. You know what, guys? I never heard that. Did you hear that?

00:33:11.800 Did you hear that anybody wanted to overthrow the government?

00:33:15.720 Violent takeover?

00:33:16.740 I never heard that.

00:33:19.480 Nope.

00:33:21.440 Anyway, violent extremists, adherents may feel empowered by the disorder, a government statement read.

00:33:32.160 So this is what teachers are feeding their students.

00:33:36.020 And now here's the questionnaire assignment that comes at the end of all this.

00:33:40.140 Let me just.

00:33:41.800 That's as big as it's going to get, and it's blurry.

00:33:47.300 Let's hope it settles down.

00:33:51.300 Well, let me see if I can find the email, guys, and I'll read that to you because I

00:34:03.800 know how it looks.

00:34:07.800 It's not good.

00:34:31.420 Nope.

00:34:32.420 a shame because i did have that going for uh for a bit there before before the blurriness started

00:34:39.160 anyway i would like to ask you a question is this something you know i there's a wrong question

00:34:44.820 of course this should be taught in our school system absolutely it should be

00:34:50.180 but the way it's being taught is coming from a singular point of view which happens to be

00:34:57.780 a left-wing point of view.

00:35:00.500 Some people would call it a moderate point of view.

00:35:02.560 I don't.

00:35:03.480 This is coming from a left-wing point of view.

00:35:05.420 Is it wrong or is it right?

00:35:08.340 Am I reacting too harshly?

00:35:10.000 Should this be protested by the parents?

00:35:13.480 I think a couple of the kids actually got up

00:35:15.560 and walked out of class, although I'm not sure.

00:35:18.680 I can't verify.

00:35:22.400 Gene says simply, teach the truth.

00:35:27.780 Kids should not be told lies.

00:35:49.860 Yeah, you guys are all thinking it's wrong, right?

00:35:52.640 I agree.

00:35:53.720 I just, I,

00:35:54.940 and if this is the situation,

00:35:57.620 If this is what's going on in our schools with this one thing, what else is going on is what I want to know.

00:36:04.820 Email I got from one of our viewers, Dana, today, who sent a letter to David Lamedi, who is our attorney general and minister of justice in the federal government.

00:36:14.420 And she got a response, excuse me, from Justice Lamedi.

00:36:17.840 And here it is.

00:36:19.560 Dear Miss Livingston.

00:36:21.720 It was about the Freedom Convoy and the Emergencies Act, right?

00:36:25.140 Thank you for your correspondence concerning the invocation of the Emergencies Act in response to recent blockades and occupations.

00:36:32.460 Obviously, this is a forum response that everybody who wrote a letter got.

00:36:37.020 I would like to assure you that the decision to invoke the act was not taken lightly.

00:36:41.880 After careful consideration of the ongoing situation, as well as consultation with opposition leaders and premiers from all provinces and territories,

00:36:49.860 The federal government invoked the act to supplement provincial and territorial capacity to address the blockades and occupations.

00:36:56.100 Now, this is interesting. He makes it sound in this letter as though all the premiers agreed after consultation with opposition leaders and premiers from all provinces.

00:37:06.280 We know that most of the premiers said, no, no, no, don't do this. We can handle it.

00:37:11.540 And most of it was handled before the emergency act was ever put into place.

00:37:15.200 the rule of law is a fundamental principle of democracy in canada by declaring a public order

00:37:21.880 emergency under the act our government followed the law and acted within it this is the minister

00:37:28.160 of justice speaking here there are clear conditions set out of the act that must be met before a

00:37:34.000 public order emergency can be declared we believe those conditions were met which required us to

00:37:38.960 take action this was a decision we felt was necessary to get the situation under control

00:37:45.200 Our government respects the rights and freedoms of Canadians

00:37:48.640 as protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

00:37:54.860 The measures that were taken were also subject to the Canadian Bill of Rights

00:38:00.100 and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,

00:38:03.260 particularly with respect to fundamental rights that are not to be limited

00:38:06.860 or abridged even in a national emergency.

00:38:10.120 does he even understand

00:38:22.840 what he's written here

00:38:23.900 of course it's not him writing it

00:38:25.960 but after the last two years

00:38:30.520 that he would have the temerity

00:38:32.580 to write this

00:38:34.100 to a citizen of our country

00:38:36.500 the measures that were taken were also subject to the canadian bill of rights

00:38:44.860 and the tell that to the people who had their bank accounts frozen and in some cases still are

00:38:49.840 this compliance is a crucial condition of the act along with other significant limits checks

00:38:59.020 and safeguards contained in the legislation well i'll tell you this you can't have your money

00:39:05.700 seized without due process under the charter of rights and freedoms and they did it anyway and

00:39:12.120 he's saying they didn't ultimately that's exactly what he's saying here

00:39:17.100 this is why we only used powers that were necessary reasonable and measured to resolve

00:39:24.140 the crisis in a safe and timely manner they were proportionate to the threats that were intended

00:39:29.080 to address and only used where they were needed we still have a political prisoner in ottawa by

00:39:33.900 by the way, Pat King. You can go to his Facebook page, The Real Pat King. People have been updating

00:39:39.140 it. He's still shopping for lawyers, according to left-wing corporate media. As the situation

00:39:45.960 evolved, we were consistent and careful in assessing the measures taken to ensure they

00:39:49.820 remained appropriate and necessary. Accordingly, our government decided to revoke them on February

00:39:54.580 23rd, 2022. Of course, we all know why the Emergency Act was revoked, because the Senate

00:40:00.060 wasn't going to pass it senate wasn't going to pass it it would still be in place today if they

00:40:06.320 i wish to emphasize that the steps taken did not prevent people from exercising their right to

00:40:12.700 peaceful assembly the measures reinforce the principles values and institutions that keep

00:40:17.540 all canadians free did he not see a woman trampled by a horse or a guy getting gun butted

00:40:23.640 or all of the other heinous things the cops did

00:40:27.000 to break up the peaceful demonstration in Ottawa?

00:40:31.380 Did he not see that?

00:40:33.560 Of course not.

00:40:35.260 He only watches the left-wing corporate media.

00:40:40.060 Wow, that's insane.

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00:42:09.720 Wow. That's kind of crazy.

00:42:12.580 Now, if you guys are, if you're unsure about the left-wing corporate media,

00:42:18.560 you don't think that they're doing this on purpose or under pressure and what i mean by

00:42:28.880 that is completely manipulating stories it could be anything it could be about covid it could be

00:42:33.900 about the vaccines it could be about what's going on in ukraine with russia right now could be about

00:42:39.000 anything anything at all there's a tv show that aired on hbo i think it was in the early 2010s

00:42:47.460 It was called The Newsroom, and it starred one of the guys from Dumb and Dumber, Jeff Daniels.

00:42:53.240 He was the main news anchor.

00:42:56.260 You need to watch that, because that is what really happens in the real world of media.

00:43:04.220 You can't cover that story.

00:43:06.200 Why not?

00:43:07.580 The sponsors are going to pull all their advertising.

00:43:09.620 We're talking about millions of dollars here.

00:43:12.000 Millions of dollars.

00:43:13.020 We won't be able to keep the newsroom open.

00:43:14.560 We'll have to shut it down.

00:43:15.480 Well, in that case, we're not going to report the story or we'll report the story, but we'll keep these very important points out of it.

00:43:22.880 Get into the editing room and take that out.

00:43:26.220 Oh, yeah.

00:43:28.040 Oh, yeah.

00:43:29.280 It's absolutely true.

00:43:31.020 So when you see the kind of sponsorship that Pfizer puts down when it comes to all of those news programs we just showed you the video of, and there's more, that's only a short sample.

00:43:40.580 So you begin to understand that the news is not the news at all.

00:43:46.460 It's simply the news the sponsors want you to see or don't want you to see.

00:43:52.420 And Pfizer is a company that is worth hundreds of billions of dollars.

00:43:59.540 They could squash any TV network that tries to tell the truth.

00:44:05.660 Any one.

00:44:07.180 It doesn't matter how big and powerful it is.

00:44:10.320 if cnn tried to tell the truth sorry squash now think about how big and powerful these

00:44:18.880 american tv networks are and then compare them to the canadian ones

00:44:22.320 i'm not making excuses guys i'm not making excuses for them i believe if they all stood

00:44:31.200 up at the same time and said you know hold on hold on pfizer hold on moderna hold on

00:44:35.600 johnson and johnson hold on we're not going to go ahead and do your dirty work for you anymore

00:44:40.320 that they probably could get away with it.

00:44:43.920 They could get around it.

00:44:44.760 They would lose hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising.

00:44:48.920 They'd probably have to go dark,

00:44:50.620 but they could report the truth.

00:44:55.140 And ultimately, that is what it's all about.

00:44:58.080 It is all about the money at the end of the day.

00:45:03.880 I'm sure that you think, and I do too,

00:45:06.140 there are other entities out there with bigger, more insidious plans.

00:45:10.320 what are we going to do today, brain?

00:45:14.960 Same thing we do every day, Pinky.

00:45:17.480 Try to take over the world. 1.00

00:45:20.180 Yes!

00:45:21.720 Obviously, depopulation, all of that stuff.

00:45:26.420 Yes, I believe that is one of the agendas that's going on right now.

00:45:33.640 But ultimately, it's all about the money.

00:45:37.760 because that leads to control, power, right?

00:45:45.060 How do you control major media, Dr. Mercola asks.

00:45:49.180 The short answer, illustrated in the video above,

00:45:52.920 advertising dollars.

00:45:55.040 Big pharma advertising dominates,

00:45:57.060 making up a large portion of a given media outlet's revenue,

00:46:00.380 and that funding gives pharma the power to dictate

00:46:02.660 what ends up in the news and what doesn't.

00:46:04.540 well big pharma has frequently spent more on advertising than on research and development

00:46:10.740 over the past couple of years ad spending has increased to new heights in 2021 drug companies

00:46:16.980 spent an aggregate 6.88 billion dollars on direct-to-consumer advertising up slightly from

00:46:24.040 6.86 billion in 2020 and remember dtca is only permitted in a two uh in two countries in the

00:46:31.480 world, the US and New Zealand. So media tend to be particularly biased in favor of big pharma

00:46:35.860 in those two countries. The other thing here is, and I've been meaning to mention this for a while

00:46:46.320 ever since the Academy Awards, but I brought it up one night. You guys went, don't talk about that.

00:46:52.860 It's a distraction. And I say, yeah, I know, but interesting. And there's a reason that I wanted

00:46:58.560 to talk about, and here it is. Pfizer, Novartis, Eli Lilly, Insight, Exact Sciences sponsored the

00:47:07.620 2022 Academy Awards, which was an unusual turn for the industry, according to some biopharma

00:47:12.140 professionals. Chances are you heard about how Will Smith smacked Chris Rock across the face.

00:47:17.920 Smith supposedly took offense over a comment about his wife's lack of hair. Jada Pinkett

00:47:23.320 Smith has alopecia areata, which is believed to be an autoimmune disorder. Isn't it amazing,

00:47:28.180 then, that Pfizer, a primary sponsor of this year's Oscars, is working on an alopecia drug.

00:47:34.760 They announced top-line results from a Phase 2b-3 trial in August of last year. It's especially

00:47:40.220 curious since three of the other sponsors, Eli Lilly, Insight, partnering with Lilly, and Novartis,

00:47:45.500 also have alopecia drugs nearly ready to go. Coincidence? Or a cleverly disguised publicity

00:47:51.680 stunt for soon-to-be-released drugs? If the latter, it would put a whole new spin on the

00:47:57.780 concept of subliminal advertising. Interestingly, Dr. Paul Saladino posted a video earlier this

00:48:04.700 week addressing how a plant-free carnivore diet can help quick, dramatically, not only in autoimmune

00:48:11.060 diseases, but for specifically alopecia. Even more egregiously over the past year,

00:48:24.180 The U.S. government used your tax dollars to advertise the COVID jab, which is the most dangerous and least proven drug ever marketed in the history of the world.

00:48:31.400 How do we know this?

00:48:32.140 Well, an unprecedented number of adverse reports after the COVID jab filed with the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System.

00:48:40.780 Insurance companies are reporting unprecedented death rates.

00:48:43.720 For example, One America reported the death rate among working-age Americans in the third quarter of last year was 40% higher than pre-pandemic levels.

00:48:51.620 The Hartford Insurance Company found mortality in 2021 was 32% higher than in 2019, 20% higher than in 2020.

00:49:00.280 And Lincoln National reports that claims were 54% higher in the fourth quarter of last year compared to 2019.

00:49:07.740 Compare that to an average year.

00:49:09.380 Over year increased 13.7%.

00:49:12.500 Funeral homes also reporting an increase in burials and cremations in 2021 compared to 2020 when the pandemic was at its peak.

00:49:21.620 more deaths once everybody was vaccinated than the year before this is what happened on the

00:49:32.440 floor of the ontario legislature last week on friday check it out

00:49:37.660 thank you thank you very much speaker my question through you is to the minister of health

00:49:46.580 the objectives of directive six were to set out a provincially consistent approach

00:49:51.400 to COVID-19 immunization policies in covered organizations.

00:49:55.880 Directive 6 was issued by Dr. Moore under the Health Protection and Promotion Act 2004,

00:50:00.920 Section 77.7 on August 17th of last year, and it was implemented 21 days later, on September 6th.

00:50:08.580 The first stated objective of Directive 6 is to optimize COVID-19 immunization rates.

00:50:14.220 Well, emerging evidence now demonstrates natural immunity to be superior and longer-lasting to vaccine-induced immunity.

00:50:23.660 It is a breach of medical ethics to ignore natural immunity and to force employees to undergo vaccination unnecessarily that could expose them to an adverse reaction.

00:50:34.380 Compelling employees to submit to a medical procedure that has little or no benefit may put many at potential risks.

00:50:42.020 My question to the Minister of Health is, why was natural immunity to COVID-19 disregarded?

00:50:49.840 Minister of Health.

00:50:51.620 Thank you very much.

00:50:53.360 Natural immunity was never disregarded.

00:50:56.240 It was regarded by the experts, but wasn't considered to be sufficient enough to prevent a person from contracting COVID.

00:51:04.820 What is important is to be vaccinated, not once but twice and three times, actually.

00:51:10.640 We have actually exceeded over 32 million vaccinations in Ontario right now.

00:51:18.960 This is the best protection for people.

00:51:21.260 Natural immunity helps, but isn't going to be the salvation for someone if they contract AIDS.

00:51:28.040 Hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what did she say?

00:51:32.480 What did she say?

00:51:33.240 The salvation for someone if they contract AIDS.

00:51:35.920 Even with the third inoculation, people can do protection for people.

00:51:42.260 Did she say AIDS? Hold on a minute.

00:51:44.580 Natural immunity helps, but isn't going to be the salvation for someone if they contract AIDS.

00:51:51.180 Even with the third inoculation, people can still get COVID,

00:51:58.020 but are unlikely to be hospitalized because they have that natural protection.

00:52:02.920 it's more likely to appear as a case of flu or for the cold but that isn't because of natural

00:52:09.000 immunity that's because of vaccination is it 1.00

00:52:18.640 look at all the walking back of government misinformation that dina hinshaw is doing in 1.00

00:52:26.640 court in alberta over the past three days and yet these politicians still have the gall to

00:52:32.760 stand up in their elected houses and say that to people, even with all of the other information

00:52:40.200 that comes out. This is from the left-wing corporate media, my friends. This comes from

00:52:46.120 CTV. Protection against infection offered by fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose wanes quickly.

00:52:51.660 This study from Israel, fourth dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine seems to offer

00:52:58.720 short-lived protection against infection overall but protection against severe illness did not

00:53:04.240 wane for at least several weeks according to a new study the study published yesterday in the

00:53:12.860 new england journal of medicine looked at the health records of more than 100 and what's that

00:53:18.460 1.25 million vaccinated people in israel who were 60 or older from january through march

00:53:24.360 this year, a time when the Omicron coronavirus variant was the dominant strength. The rate of

00:53:30.780 severe COVID in the fourth week after a fourth dose of vaccine was lower than in people who got

00:53:35.840 only three doses by a factor of 3.5. However, protection against severe illness did not seem

00:53:41.600 to wane in the six weeks after the fourth shot, though the study period wasn't long enough to

00:53:46.720 determine exactly how long the protection lasts. The rate of confirmed infection in the fourth week

00:53:53.400 after the fourth dose was lower than in the three-dose group by a factor of two. Let me say

00:53:58.980 that again. The rate of confirmed infection in the fourth week after the fourth dose was lower

00:54:03.540 than in the three-dose group by a factor of two. There seemed to be maximum protection against

00:54:09.120 Omicron in the fourth week after vaccination, but the rate ratio fell to 1.1 by the eighth week,

00:54:16.820 suggesting that protection against confirmed infection wanes quickly. So what does that mean?

00:54:21.280 a fifth shot oh yes yes it does because remember is israel is very far ahead of us

00:54:30.260 in terms of the vaccine vaccination process because of a smaller population

00:54:35.380 they're able to get it out to more people more quickly and apparently

00:54:39.380 more people in israel seem to want it give me give me give me gotta have my shot

00:54:45.080 Now, I'm sorry for making fun, but for goodness sakes, we're talking about, it seems like perpetual stabbing here. 0.53

00:54:58.540 And we joked about it last year.

00:55:00.300 How many jabs, stabs are you going to get before you finally say enough's enough?

00:55:05.340 And there are other medical experts and scientists who are saying with each jab you get, your immune system crashes by 20, 30, and 40%.

00:55:15.080 to the point where you don't have one anymore.

00:55:21.640 Is it why they're handing out AIDS kits in Saskatchewan?

00:55:24.900 They're giving them out for free.

00:55:25.940 AIDS kits.

00:55:26.700 Go ahead. 0.58

00:55:27.140 Here, take one.

00:55:28.500 Acquired immune deficiency syndrome?

00:55:30.540 Why is that a thing all of a sudden?

00:55:32.340 Why did the health minister of Ontario just,

00:55:34.800 did she slip up and say AIDS?

00:55:39.700 Or does she know something we don't know?

00:55:45.080 nonetheless in ontario they are expanding fourth dose eligibility for those 60 and over as alberta

00:55:55.220 here's another one alberta approaches new covet 19 wave fourth dose access expanded and guess what

00:56:01.240 here in manitoba we've widened eligibility for fourth doses of covet 19 vaccines

00:56:07.220 i can't get enough give me more now why hasn't the government made these things mandatory

00:56:21.860 they're boasting about third shots and fourth shots and

00:56:29.400 widening it out making it more available to people of all ages

00:56:33.120 why don't they make it mandatory

00:56:36.040 if they're so absolutely confident in it

00:56:38.080 surely there's enough shots to go around

00:56:42.380 isn't there

00:56:42.860 it's political guys

00:56:47.300 it's all political

00:56:49.280 they know if they start pushing and making a third shot

00:56:52.380 mandatory people will stand up and vote them out

00:56:54.780 or they will start

00:56:57.900 rebelling in the streets

00:56:59.560 and then they'll have to actually put us down bring the cops out with their riot gear

00:57:07.060 run us run us over with horses elon musk i was telling you guys at the beginning of the show

00:57:13.860 he just bought 9.2 percent of pfizer this came out a couple days ago medium.com elon musk says

00:57:23.460 people don't realize what's coming the earth won't exist in 12 years now guys this is going

00:57:29.120 to be more about aliens than anything because elon is a guy who's way out there and he can be

00:57:35.580 he's the richest man on the planet i believe he's worth 200 billion dollars in other words he can

00:57:41.560 buy and sell mark zuckerberg and the dude who owns twitter put together and bill gates all of

00:57:50.900 them together, he's got more money. But he seems to be on our side, even though he's

00:58:00.840 probably not. He's not controlled opposition. He's something other. I think he was part

00:58:10.040 of the cabal for a while, but maybe he had a falling out. Anyhow, let's talk about the

00:58:16.660 future. I like the idea of decentralization amongst nations and want all countries to be as

00:58:22.420 autonomous as possible. However, let's say that we enter interstellar space and we discover

00:58:26.460 there are hundreds of alien civilizations. Well, I don't know about you, but someone on Earth needs

00:58:32.360 to be in charge, and it sure as hell isn't going to be a planet full of full-on individualism.

00:58:37.980 In order to present a respectable image in the galactic playing field, we would need to

00:58:41.880 represent our planet and our species not our particular island is that what this is all about

00:58:48.860 let me ask you does the cabal know something we don't is this kind of like an x-files trip here

00:58:55.780 where there's a certain segment of humanity like maybe a hundred people

00:59:01.640 who know that the aliens are coming and they're trying to prepare us for it

00:59:05.240 oh my cognitive dissonance just kicked right in

00:59:12.440 and this is where ceo of tesla elon musk sees humanity's biggest problem musk believes

00:59:22.620 that by the time we realize we should pool our resources and unite it's going to be too late

00:59:27.360 i wonder how many dead one planet civilizations there are out there in the cosmos

00:59:32.320 species that never made it to another planet and ultimately extinguished themselves or were

00:59:36.880 destroyed by external factors probably a few that's what elon musk has said we're most likely

00:59:43.660 to make the first contact with an alien species before we realize the requirement for a united

00:59:48.380 planet ultimately this will be an existential crisis and here's why the existential horror of

00:59:55.400 space the scariest thing i ever heard about the cosmos was in a joe rogan podcast with neil de

01:00:00.740 grass tyson tyson explained that there are these things called rogue planets which are planets

01:00:05.620 that are trapped between gravitational fields of multiple suns because two or more suns are

01:00:10.380 pulling on a planet they eventually throw the planet out into the cosmos and these planets

01:00:14.680 then become rogue freezing cold rocks traveling amongst the stars the universe is a freaking

01:00:19.760 nightmare the earth is a speck on a speck on a speck and yet thousands of stories religions

01:00:27.720 experiences, and every human being, poor, famous, brave, or cowardly has existed on this spec.

01:00:34.360 Elon Musk then sees two possibilities for humanity. Number one, we stay on Earth until

01:00:39.280 an eventual internal or external doomsday event wipes us all out. Maybe that's a billion years

01:00:44.240 from now. Maybe it's tomorrow. Who's to say? Number two, we become a multi-planetary species

01:00:50.600 so that we have a smaller chance of going extinct. Moreover, if Earth ever were hit by a meteor or

01:00:56.800 suffered a nuclear attack than a civilization on mars could help build it back makes perfect sense

01:01:02.360 if you watch star trek some researchers claim we're overdue for a large asteroid impact although

01:01:08.480 the chances of an asteroid the size of the one that wiped out the dinosaurs are relatively low

01:01:13.280 however nasa has open sorry nasa has openly admitted that asteroids are extraordinarily

01:01:20.120 difficult to spot in fact just three years ago an asteroid the size of a football field called

01:01:25.500 The 2019 OK was spotted just one day before flying between Earth and the moon.

01:01:31.020 It caught researchers completely off guard.

01:01:33.920 According to internal NASA documents obtained by BuzzFeed, a NASA scientist said this one did sneak up on us.

01:01:40.180 Why Elon Musk is dead wrong about aliens?

01:01:42.720 Aliens exist because we exist.

01:01:45.000 At least that's the basic argument.

01:01:46.740 In an infinite universe, we have to assume that no matter how small the chance for life is,

01:01:51.860 the fact that we're here means there must be others somewhere.

01:01:55.000 Or at least it's open to many contradictions.

01:01:57.220 First of all, the universe may not be infinite, yet we can predict possible edges.

01:02:01.600 Now, Elon Musk, for a long time, has been talking about stuff like this.

01:02:07.380 So does that make him a globalist, a one-world government?

01:02:13.560 If, in the face of an alien threat, we needed to be unified, well, then I could totally understand it.

01:02:21.400 i have even heard that there's going to be false flag events coming up this year where they try to

01:02:29.120 simulate an alien attack much like war of the worlds in 1940 by orson wells and people will

01:02:34.440 actually believe it why because they have the ability to simulate it they can sure make it

01:02:41.560 look real on tv and and on whatever screen you're watching for that matter you've seen the movies

01:02:46.360 You've seen the video games.

01:02:47.720 You know how it looks.

01:02:53.580 They try to scare us into wanting what they want us to do.

01:02:58.800 Huh.

01:03:00.120 Interesting.

01:03:02.340 However, Elon Musk still seems to be into freedom of speech.

01:03:07.480 He is against censorship.

01:03:09.460 And we're going to play the first couple of minutes of this Tim Pool broadcast, Timcast.

01:03:14.600 You can find it on Rumble and YouTube and even Facebook and Twitter.

01:03:17.760 Check it out.

01:03:19.720 Yesterday, we got breaking news that Elon Musk had purchased 9.2% of Twitter.

01:03:25.760 We saw people tweeting, bring back Trump in a viral trend.

01:03:29.740 Many people on the left were shocked and scared.

01:03:31.800 But the reality is just owning this decent chunk of the company didn't mean Elon Musk had any real power.

01:03:38.160 Of course, many employees of Twitter were still kind of worried as to what this would mean.

01:03:42.040 And their fears were not unfounded.

01:03:45.260 This morning, ladies and gentlemen, we have breaking news.

01:03:48.020 Elon Musk has officially joined Twitter's board of directors.

01:03:53.380 We got the filing with the SEC.gov.

01:03:56.160 Public tweets from the CEO saying, we welcome Elon Musk.

01:03:59.600 Elon Musk already saying, hey, you guys want an edit button?

01:04:03.400 And most people are like, yeah, we do.

01:04:06.560 Well, this is it.

01:04:07.820 Elon Musk now actually does have substantial power within the company.

01:04:11.680 And it seems like this move may have been a compromise to prevent Elon Musk from buying

01:04:16.540 more of the company.

01:04:18.740 Elon buying 9.2, I think, sent chills down the spine of the big companies and the executives

01:04:26.580 and powerful interests at Twitter.

01:04:29.080 And so in exchange for him being appointed to the board, he can't purchase more than

01:04:34.140 I believe it's 14.9% of the company.

01:04:37.380 Elon, you clever, clever man.

01:04:44.920 I like Tim Pool.

01:04:46.260 I think he's funny.

01:04:47.460 Interesting, though.

01:04:48.880 Like Elon Musk holds the largest share of any one single shareholder with Twitter.

01:04:53.300 I wonder if he's going to do the same thing with Facebook and straighten them out, too.

01:04:57.040 That would be cool.

01:04:58.820 That would be cool.

01:04:59.720 Elon seems like a very strange guy.

01:05:02.660 Is he good or is he bad?

01:05:05.200 let's do a quick flash poll here in the comments elon musk good or bad remember he is one of the

01:05:13.360 most powerful influential richest men on earth is he good or is he bad we're not going to start

01:05:22.580 the contest yet guys so there's no sense in putting any numbers down because i'm not going

01:05:26.860 to see them anyway you're going to have to wait until i say all right so penelope says bad rush

01:05:34.340 says good. Karen says good. Sharon says he's bad. Larry bad. Vaughn says good. Ooh, this looks like

01:05:43.560 a 50-50. Neither, Calvin says. Jeff says good. Undecided from Gene. Good. Unacceptable haste.

01:05:52.000 Good, good, good. Chosen opposition. Guy's too rich to be controlled, right?

01:05:57.560 Elise says bad. Deborah says good. He is sassy, Caroline. I'll give you that.

01:06:02.500 hoping for good yes yes unique guy brousseau he's unique kathy says bad lucette says

01:06:13.940 i don't know it's gone already judith says good hoping he's good from lisa mixed feelings from ann

01:06:23.480 shady bad scary bad good good i think this is 50 50 right down the middle it's interesting isn't it

01:06:31.260 he's too he's too rich to be controlled by the cabal you guys that's something else is he a lone

01:06:39.480 wolf is he out there on his own i mean the combined resources of the cabal if in fact

01:06:46.280 they are working together could take him out

01:06:49.040 they could but it would have to be a concerted effort and i don't think they want to do that

01:06:57.600 right now i guess if he becomes a problem like a big problem big thorn in their side then maybe

01:07:03.840 he will jury is out on this i don't know elon good elon bad time will tell yeah when we're

01:07:12.820 all subjugated and living in in uh gulags then we'll know for sure all right i guess that's uh

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01:09:55.280 I am thinking of a number.

01:09:56.620 I've already written it down.

01:10:10.580 Excuse me just a second.

01:10:11.800 I got an interesting text just now.

01:10:15.000 Nothing to do with the show.

01:10:19.280 Right, here it is.

01:10:20.300 Okay, so I'm thinking of a number

01:10:21.620 between 90 and 100.

01:10:25.440 But what is the number?

01:10:28.360 What is that number?

01:10:30.200 The number between 90 and 100.

01:10:35.680 Well, it's not 39 Phil Burns, that's for sure.

01:10:43.080 Hmm.

01:10:45.000 i haven't seen it yet i've seen like a hundred guesses and i have ah maggie may

01:11:00.560 says 95 wake up maggie i think i got something to say to you

01:11:08.460 you maggie may could you please contact me through messenger here after the show is over or

01:11:17.400 on my email shadow davis at gmail.com s h a d o e d a v i s at gmail.com all kinds of fantastic

01:11:28.300 emails um from people um from all over the country and all over the world actually a lot of people

01:11:37.360 watching in the united states saying hello um so if you want to contact me with any ideas or

01:11:43.640 suggestions feel free to do that again you can find me here on messenger or you can email me

01:11:48.800 shadow davis gmail.com i guess that's it that's it for the show tonight you guys i'll be back

01:11:54.500 tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream until then

01:11:58.960 i love you all and i will talk to you very soon have a great night bye for now

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