The Shadoe Davis Show - February 02, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Weds Feb. 1st⧸2023


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00:03:30.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday february the 1st
00:03:46.560 2023 special guest on the show tonight a lawyer for freedom convoy inc from the public order
00:03:53.080 emergency commission back in october and november i think the first couple of days of december
00:03:58.000 eva chipiak is going to join us in just a second we're going to play you the famous clip
00:04:03.860 the famous clip of her uh questioning justin trudeau on the final day of the commission in
00:04:10.640 just a couple of minutes i want to say some hellos to you guys both on rumble and on facebook and on
00:04:15.500 twitter of course tonight and if you're watching on looking glass media that's lgm.news hello the
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00:04:30.980 Hello, Bill from Winkler. 0.73
00:04:32.180 Hello, Shirley, watching from Rothwell.
00:04:33.760 Mireille is watching from Lacombe, Alberta.
00:04:36.040 Céline's watching from Ottawa.
00:04:37.500 Did you go see Jordan Peterson last night, Céline?
00:04:39.960 Or was that Monday?
00:04:40.940 I think that was Monday.
00:04:42.260 Hello, Ricky.
00:04:43.400 Rick, sorry, watching from Dowling, Ontario.
00:04:45.940 Sharon is watching in Winnipeg.
00:04:47.720 Linda, hello, Dan.
00:04:49.020 Dan is watching from Ontario.
00:04:52.640 i think it is karen from saskatoon maya's watching from boziger colleen hello from
00:04:58.120 madoc ontario patricia from grassy ontario steve hello brother joyce is watching from nazis scotia
00:05:06.000 okay okay that's that's funny i have i haven't seen that before christine is watching from
00:05:20.600 paris ontario over on rumble hey if you guys want to ask eva a question tonight leave a rumble rant
00:05:25.920 that way you'll guarantee that you'll highlight your comment i'll be able to see it and uh you
00:05:32.040 can ask it so hello rodney watching from montreal hello canada truth seeker greetings everyone time
00:05:41.480 to hit the thumbs up that's right that's what you do on rumble you hit the thumbs up on facebook
00:05:44.880 you like and share and on twitter of course you retweet hello dog lips 11 watching from
00:05:50.180 nandicoke ontario i'm loving these rumble handles hello mexitala watching from calgary hello gary
00:05:57.800 watching from winnipeg hello michael uh marie no there is no intro music you guys i scrapped the
00:06:04.880 intro music because my son is still working on a new intro song for me and he hasn't finished it
00:06:09.840 yet so when he does i will have it for you the last time many of us saw this woman
00:06:17.320 this is what we saw this is the final minute of her questioning justin trudeau at the public
00:06:25.380 order emergency commission my last question mr prime minister when did you and your government
00:06:31.120 start to become so afraid of your own citizens that's a very unfair and we are not those are my
00:06:40.240 questions smirk smug smirk yeah uh here she is it's eva chipiak how you doing eva thanks for
00:06:51.380 coming on the show tonight really appreciate you being here thanks for having me and it's still
00:06:55.880 fun to watch that clip so thanks for playing it again you know i'll tell you this eva if if 1.00
00:07:01.260 if that had happened a week before halloween i think we'd have a lot of young ladies running 1.00
00:07:07.780 around in a pink jacket with a black top underneath saying, I'm Ava Chepiak for Halloween. 1.00
00:07:14.680 Oh, that's very sweet. I would love that. And I think it became the fashion statement for
00:07:19.900 Christmas parties all over the country. Let me ask you how things have been since everything
00:07:25.840 wrapped up at the beginning of December. Are you still crazy busy or have you had some downtime?
00:07:30.160 Yeah, no, I've had to take some downtime. This last year has been just crazy. Keith and I were just reminiscing to with like some of the convoy people that it was today last year that we were contacted and then on our way to Ottawa the next day and just been a whirlwind since.
00:07:49.460 But yeah, I was still a bit busy with the public order emergency inquiry with the week after the prime minister testified and then we had a cross exam and sorry, written submissions due.
00:08:04.260 And then as you've probably seen, I've been pretty active on social media about bringing awareness still to the public order emergency inquiry.
00:08:11.200 I'm so happy that people are still incredibly engaged and and being vocal about this stuff.
00:08:17.320 There's a lot of people who think that the commission was a complete waste of time.
00:08:21.660 It was run by the government.
00:08:23.220 The judge Justice Rouleau was, you know, I think he's some kind of a relative of Justin Trudeau's, maybe a cousin in law and uncle in law or something like that.
00:08:31.820 So they think it was corrupted right from the beginning.
00:08:34.240 What are your thoughts on that?
00:08:35.540 Well, you know, and I said this so many times, I was trying to encourage Canadians to be active and involved because as a lawyer, I have to believe it's, you know, the system is legitimate.
00:08:46.500 because that's the system I work in and it's really hard you know to have faith in a system
00:08:51.620 you're not that you you don't believe is legitimate so going in 100% I did I did want
00:08:58.860 to believe that there's a few things that happened during the inquiry and I could kind of highlight
00:09:05.520 a couple because I think it gives an indication one thing that hasn't been too too loud or vocal
00:09:11.140 or people talking about if you look back at um who the only person was that was giving evidence
00:09:19.040 for two days it was um former chief slowly ottawa city ottawa city police has nothing to do really
00:09:27.600 with the decision to invoke the emergencies act and plus he's the former uh chief of police so
00:09:32.820 why on earth is he the one that has two days what about i don't know brenda lucky uh i don't know
00:09:39.420 Justin Trudeau maybe they could be on the stand so that we're not rushing around with our 10
00:09:44.160 five minute questioning so that was and you know one other thing too is we as the lawyers involved
00:09:52.580 we were getting you know so much critique or criticism and you know this kind of um uh talk
00:09:59.680 before but we didn't know a lot of what the process was and thankfully we were able to think
00:10:05.900 on our feeds but nobody gave us um the schedule we didn't know slowly was going to be up for two
00:10:14.020 days and nobody else would until it actually happened or at the time it was happening so
00:10:18.740 we were really on our feet all the time what was it like um the moments we didn't see the the
00:10:27.300 evenings that you guys would be sitting there planning strategy probably for questioning the
00:10:31.920 next day and then you would have to meet with justice rouleau on certain things i'm certain
00:10:36.060 after or before the commission would start and and also i'm sure there was a lot of armchair
00:10:42.880 lawyering going on across the country that you got messages on both on email and on social media
00:10:48.540 i'm sure as well what were the most ridiculous ones you've heard well one thing that you mentioned 0.68
00:10:53.080 having closed meetings or like um like administrative stuff with the commissioner
00:10:59.300 that nobody saw none of that happened and i actually that's a very interesting point that
00:11:05.180 you made and funny enough i was um likening it to the johnny depp and amber heard trial which
00:11:11.740 sounds ridiculous but that was on national or you know open to the public every day from monday to
00:11:18.880 thursday but fridays they had close to the public and they talked about administrative issues
00:11:24.100 and procedural matters so that was closed to the public and that's fair like the lawyers had to
00:11:30.100 talk about certain things none of that happened during our hearing so we didn't our inquiry we
00:11:35.120 didn't have any of that and so there were procedural things like our motion to get some of
00:11:42.500 the redacted documents unredacted we had to do all that on paper and then when as you very probably
00:11:49.980 famously you know now when brendan tried to bring that up at the inquiry during the you know uh
00:11:57.520 open sessions it was shut down and it was shut down hard so that would have been helpful we
00:12:04.600 they you know going into it they said we might be working weekends and saturdays we were working
00:12:09.020 crazy long hours weekdays but it would have made a lot of sense if we could have talked about
00:12:13.400 procedure on the weekends for three hours and the lawyers could figure out what it is we're doing
00:12:18.400 what about the uh the armchair lawyering i'm sure you got why didn't you ask him this why
00:12:23.200 didn't you ask him that i don't like what you're wearing eva like was there was there a lot of that
00:12:27.760 going on i i didn't get that one what seems like everyone liked the hot pink blazer oh yeah that
00:12:34.800 seemed to be a hit but oh for the questions it was all over the place um we we were there was a lot
00:12:41.860 of armchair lawyering, which, you know, is understandable. One thing, I only had an
00:12:48.620 opportunity to cross-examine on the last day. What we were doing, that's not normal cross-examination.
00:12:55.380 Let me ask you before you continue, you know, people were surprised, and this is not a knock
00:12:59.980 on you, but Brendan Miller had been doing all of the cross-examining throughout the entire
00:13:04.980 commission. And then on the final day, when Trudeau steps up there, you guys decided that
00:13:09.400 you were going to get up there. Was there a strategy behind that? Were you trying to throw
00:13:12.600 them off? Yeah, definitely. There was strategy to it. And Brendan, like such a superstar that he is,
00:13:18.340 he fantastically cross-examined so many people. And we had all of the check marks checked off of
00:13:25.360 what we wanted to, in terms of evidence we wanted. And so with the Prime Minister, it wasn't so much
00:13:32.900 about getting an answer from him because we were fairly confident we would get political talking
00:13:39.400 points so it was more about the questions and the questions coming from the Canadians that were
00:13:44.840 really harmed and hurt and came to the doorstep of the parliament a year ago and Justin Trudeau
00:13:51.980 just closing his eyes and ears on everyone so it was to put that to him at that time and make him
00:13:59.140 feel a little uncomfortable about that. So it's been a year, I guess over a year now that you've
00:14:06.240 been involved in this. Do you have any regrets? Is there anything that happened that you wish
00:14:10.860 didn't happen or are you happy that you've been involved in all of this? Has it been a game
00:14:15.580 changer for you? I'm incredibly happy to be involved in this and incredibly humbled to be
00:14:22.720 able to represent and during that cross-examination really be the voice of millions of Canadians in
00:14:29.000 Canada. So incredibly humble to be part of all of this. But looking back, wow, there's just so
00:14:37.060 many things that I, and it's not to the fault of any of the protesters, obviously, but just seeing
00:14:43.520 the back door of what was going on in Ottawa. And I say this, you know, with a heavy heart,
00:14:53.000 the incredible incompetence of all the government levels in Ottawa and all of the police authorities
00:15:01.360 like I just feel like I had I realized it was so incompetent I would have been like I'd like to
00:15:08.380 speak to the manager like this is not a joke like you really need it we were we thought you know we
00:15:14.400 were doing everything we can but it was like no we and we learned that because the OPP was involved
00:15:19.820 in the negotiating at Windsor and it was very successful but we had just a very ineffective
00:15:26.040 negotiator and ineffective everything and it should have just been like your process isn't
00:15:32.560 working and I'd like to speak to somebody that knows how to manage this kind of situation
00:15:36.880 I know there's a couple of things that are going on right now I want to talk to you about but
00:15:42.380 that last day that day that you were going to be doing the questioning of Justin Trudeau and he
00:15:46.960 showed up late remember he kind of came in hey hey and made his late appearance and you know
00:15:51.460 typical soap opera star style uh were you nervous at all did did his presence in the room like what
00:15:58.480 what was that like that day so uh you know I was a bit of course a bit nervous um more so because
00:16:06.000 I hadn't had an opportunity to cross-examine before so you know you're on this uh not just
00:16:11.580 um it's legal stage but it's also a world stage like it's again it's not normal that lawyers are
00:16:19.340 doing this like getting thrown in the deep end right away on your first day holy crap yeah but
00:16:24.480 for me it honestly wasn't about him and being nervous about him i was thinking about the
00:16:32.160 millions of canadians that i wanted to be the voice for that i was hoping to ask questions that
00:16:37.600 they had and having some of that harm and hurt really put to him. So I was thinking about all
00:16:43.440 of those people and not so much about the feller in front of me there. Okay, Brendan Miller, how's
00:16:49.220 he doing these days? I know he had a lot of pressure on him through the commission. And I
00:16:54.600 know that he's got a lawsuit pending, I think, from that coalition of citizens group from Ottawa. Is
00:17:00.240 that still happening? Yeah, so I'm not 100% certain about that. It could be it could be gone. But he's
00:17:07.180 doing well like he really like i said incredible litigator and so smart the guy we needed a team
00:17:14.920 of 10 to 15 lawyers and it was the four of us trying to get it all done and he really was the
00:17:21.020 lead and took the brunt of the hard work so i have to um you know just thank him for his efforts and
00:17:28.540 he's he's good he's a fighter as you as you all saw no kidding what about that is the last thing
00:17:35.000 I want to go back to that lawyer for the government of Canada who collapsed that one day just fell
00:17:42.420 down and then we never heard from him again and I don't know if anybody ever talked about what
00:17:47.260 happened to him have we heard anything about that guy yeah so I recall the commissioner made a
00:17:52.720 comment about him I think it might have been the last day or a week later I don't really recall and
00:17:58.860 he said that he's fine and he's doing well and that was that okay good because you know of course
00:18:04.700 all the speculation was he vaccinated was he vaccinated um am i correct in saying that as of
00:18:12.540 this afternoon we're not going to be uh seeing the the liberal government get the results get
00:18:19.800 justice rulo's uh ruling before the rest of canadians or are they still getting it 14 days
00:18:25.860 before the rest of us your guess is as good as mine um yeah we found out via the media the
00:18:33.580 mainstream media made uh I think it was yesterday it came out or maybe today I can't even remember
00:18:40.140 anymore because I'm still trying to figure it out and the more I think about it the more strange it
00:18:45.320 is is that they said that the commission was granted an extension by a government source
00:18:52.520 like cabinet cabinet made an order in council that gave the February 6th deadline
00:19:01.680 so did cabinet change that deadline how is was it extended and why wasn't this made known to
00:19:10.980 the parties like all it would have taken was an email to the parties hello we are seeking an
00:19:16.420 extension because and they're saying it's because of the french and english translation but why did
00:19:22.320 we find out about it on mainstream media and who granted the extension okay what extension is this
00:19:33.100 is this like rulo doesn't have to release it for another week or so what exactly yeah so my
00:19:40.180 understanding of it is and if you've been following the social my social media and then some of the
00:19:45.980 reports on it is that there was an order number one emergencies act requires an inquiry to be
00:19:55.280 a commission to be put together and a report has to be presented to the house of commons
00:20:01.440 senate 360 days from the date it was revoked so that date according to the public order
00:20:09.880 emergency commission is february 20th so that goes to the house of commons and that's under law
00:20:14.660 under the statute that's existed since the Emergencies Act existed. But then there was
00:20:20.080 this other order in council that the cabinet, so Trudeau and his close cabinet, made an order in
00:20:26.160 council that made the commission. But they also added different mandates that were different than
00:20:33.100 the Emergencies Act. And they had this early deadline that they wanted to see the report
00:20:37.940 by February 6th. That was written in the order in council. So this second piece of paper,
00:20:45.740 a mandate that made the commission also gave them a different date. And so what it seems like from
00:20:52.800 mainstream media, again, we haven't been provided any information outside of this, is they will no
00:20:58.980 longer have to provide that report February 6th to the cabinet, but they're still abiding by that
00:21:06.620 February 20th deadline that they have to provide it to Parliament. And fingers crossed the public,
00:21:14.040 but I'm not so sure about that right now, because there has been some questions asked about that as
00:21:19.300 well. So we have a hierarchy of law in this country. As a lawyer, you know that. Statute.
00:21:27.560 What is what takes precedent, Eva? Is it statute or is it order in council?
00:21:31.460 Oh, for sure, statute, because the whole House has to debate it. And the debates are so interesting. If you look at our written submission, we talk about the debate, and it was the NDP party, who used to be in opposition in Canada, were really, really stringent about saying that an inquiry needs to happen, and it needs to be to show transparency and accountability, if we're going to use this really drastic tool.
00:21:59.840 We have to show the Canadian public what really happened.
00:22:04.360 And then here we have the statute and all of this.
00:22:07.880 And then you have the secret report going to cabinet.
00:22:11.420 And now it's not.
00:22:13.080 And none of this should be questions that anybody, including lawyers, are having late in the game.
00:22:19.180 All of this should be incredibly open.
00:22:21.680 It should be incredibly transparent.
00:22:23.820 So we all know what's going on.
00:22:25.760 Well, that's the purpose of this commission, right?
00:22:27.940 like to find out the real truth about what happened but uh it seems like you guys were
00:22:33.080 stymied so many times during the commission and i remember brendan holding up the redacted
00:22:38.040 documents like page after page after page of big black blocks it must have been so incredible
00:22:43.680 just to sit there and go are they serious can can they even do this can they do that well yes
00:22:50.640 and so three points quick all on all of that as quick as i can number one is it's not for
00:22:57.300 parties like us to be adversarial with other groups it's supposed to be an inquiry an investigation
00:23:03.540 finding of truth so it's for it was for the commission to make sure that everyone had the
00:23:09.440 documents that everyone had the documents early everyone had properly redacted documents there
00:23:15.680 shouldn't have been this like tension between us and or us making the freedom group to be making
00:23:21.680 these submissions. Secondly, you did mention something about the redacted documents. And
00:23:28.800 another point that I had made earlier on when I brought up the secret early
00:23:34.400 document is that the government said that they had to invoke the Emergencies Act because of a
00:23:43.960 legal opinion that was provided to them, but they never made that public. What they actually showed
00:23:50.820 us it was a piece of paper that said a department of justice and then the rest of the page blacked
00:23:57.420 out is that what is that the transparency canadians deserve if that's cabinet confidence eva you can't
00:24:06.540 know anything that happens in the in the cabinet room actually that one wasn't that was solicitor
00:24:10.820 client privilege so they had all these reasons for redacting and what the government could have
00:24:16.740 done is cabinet could have said we're going to waive solicitor client privilege because this is
00:24:21.460 so important we want canadians to know we want to be transparent that we've done the right thing and
00:24:26.920 we're going to waive it in this case because this is what we're relying on the government of canada
00:24:32.200 to invoke this but no instead of that we got a black piece of paper and quickly to the other
00:24:38.620 thing that nobody knew because we it was so hard to talk about all these things but
00:24:42.800 you know when we were trying to put our documents together like reasonable lawyers and adults we
00:24:49.460 tried to make it as easy to access as possible and you saw lots of text messages from people
00:24:56.520 and when we were doing that we literally as lawyers even Keith and I because we had we were
00:25:01.440 basically putting it in evidence too and our clients screenshotting text messages but what
00:25:07.760 we did is we reasonably and like an adult put it all together into one pdf so it was easier to read
00:25:14.680 the government of canada did no such thing when you saw a screenshot from a text message it was
00:25:22.060 one screenshot and then the next document you would go to would possibly be something totally
00:25:27.780 different then you go to the next document and this is all like separate links you have to go
00:25:32.380 back and that system is not the easiest to manage it's not definitely not the most user-friendly
00:25:38.120 and then maybe you get to the next text message that would follow that one
00:25:41.920 and it's all eating up the time that you have to question the witness well and question time of it
00:25:48.720 takes eats up into the time of preparing like it takes 10 times the amount of time to prepare when
00:25:54.680 you're just trying to figure out this maze of documents that certainly weren't made to be easy
00:26:00.640 to read or user-friendly. You know, it's interesting you say that because I was just in court yesterday
00:26:05.760 for a $1,296 ticket that I got for attending a rally of over 50 people here in Winnipeg
00:26:12.420 a year and a half ago. And there were, you know how many exhibits there were? Five. And the crown
00:26:18.200 couldn't get it right. Exhibit 3A, no, I mean 4C. And I'm thinking, Jesus Christ. I mean, they've
00:26:24.160 got six pieces of paper here. How complicated is that? You guys had 60,000. It's unreal, unreal.
00:26:32.600 So people are asking, and I'm hearing a lot on social media about the funding that you guys got
00:26:40.040 to be able to do what you did through this emergencies commission on behalf of Freedom
00:26:46.720 Convoy Inc. Some questions have been raised about that. What's the real story on that, Eva?
00:26:52.660 that would probably take a full hour honestly nothing i want to reinforce this a hundred
00:27:00.520 million times nothing about this case these clients uh this work has been normal or
00:27:07.000 straightforward and you could ask it most lawyers they would run because this is such strange work
00:27:14.080 and it's very hard high profile and it's very controversial um the same with anything to do
00:27:22.140 with the funding. I was fortunate throughout the whole thing. I was with the Justice Centre at the
00:27:28.280 time, and all of my legal fees were provided via the Justice Centre and their funding and their
00:27:33.760 donation strategy and mechanisms. I'm not with that organization anymore at this time, but from
00:27:41.600 the moment I was involved with the Freedom Convoy throughout the inquiry, that's how my funding was
00:27:50.100 paid. Keith Wilson had a similar arrangement, although he wasn't an employee, he was a
00:27:56.280 contractor. And it was always with the Justice Centre. There has been some questions raised
00:28:03.140 about a request that was made to the court to get some of that money for legal fees.
00:28:13.800 And going into the inquiry, Keith and I were like, we can't do this alone. We're up against
00:28:19.600 the government they invoke the emergencies act like it would have been so awesome if we had like
00:28:24.760 i just said a team of 10 number one most lawyers wouldn't even do it most lawyers won't do it for
00:28:31.260 a little bit or even a lot of money but we did make an application to expand our team
00:28:38.500 that application was denied anyway so we didn't the clients didn't get that money
00:28:44.320 to represent them. And really looking back now to like, we're representing a small group of
00:28:50.580 clients, really. But what we've been doing is kind of representing anybody that was in the fight,
00:28:58.680 anybody, Freedom Convoy. And that's why probably we had a lot of quarterback lawyers, because they
00:29:03.700 felt that we were the lawyers for them. All of this is incredibly unusual. And looking back,
00:29:11.000 hindsight is 2020 it would have been nice if we were able to expand our legal team and have
00:29:16.840 different clients or although it wouldn't have been possible because the the commission did
00:29:21.520 restrict who our clients could be and who we were representing and it was the you know the people
00:29:27.280 that kind of were known to um in the media um so we did want to expand our group like just client
00:29:36.540 base freedom group but really it was you know a couple lawyers representing millions of people
00:29:44.320 if you look back and the federal government for example had I think 20 lawyers on the file
00:29:51.640 20. 20 yeah so that's why you thought they they really changed a lot throughout the inquiry there
00:29:59.720 were at least 10 that cross-examined at least but then there was always more in the background and
00:30:05.900 more sitting um and that's just one party then we had the city of ottawa then we had the ottawa
00:30:12.440 police then we had uh this group and paul champ's group and it's oh that guy oh my god that guy
00:30:20.720 i think of all the lawyers that i watched come up and do questioning on he was the most
00:30:26.100 irritating of them all i was he like that in in person do you know the guy is he a friend of yours
00:30:33.260 not a friend um it's not my style of cross-examination i i i wasn't cross-examined
00:30:41.620 by him thankfully because i don't know if i would have been able to keep michael he he's
00:30:47.000 he's a specific type of lawyer and he was he definitely was doing it there was you could
00:30:58.940 feel it was personal for him a little bit antagonistic i i have a rumble rant here
00:31:04.160 question from winnipeg murk who wants to know eva was trudeau really that smug in person and how
00:31:11.800 many ums and ahs did he average per minute yeah i think somebody could look at that but
00:31:19.200 you definitely well this is something i've said about ottawa in general is it is a bubble it is
00:31:27.160 not reality they live in a la la land fairy tale and um that's what was more sad so it could be
00:31:36.640 smugness but it could just be that he lots of the people especially these high bureaucrats that i
00:31:43.560 we saw at the end um they're just living in a different reality what's next for you guys now
00:31:52.000 is like you know when we think of you we think of brandon we think of keith a lot of times as
00:31:56.720 as a kind of a group now, but we know that you're not a permanent group that you existed in a moment
00:32:02.860 in time together as a team. And, and now you're all off doing your own thing again. What's next
00:32:07.860 for you? Good question. I'm just trying to figure that out. I really feel that there's a lot of
00:32:14.000 people that are really desperate in a good way, I think for understanding the legal process and
00:32:21.160 government and things like that. And, and I kind of want to be able to help facilitate that.
00:32:25.300 it was really hard as lawyers you know normally you don't see them speaking so much publicly but
00:32:32.260 that was part of the reason we had to re-strategize and we wanted to have a bigger legal team so that
00:32:39.200 Keith and I had the opportunity throughout the public order emergency inquiry to inform all
00:32:44.680 these alternative media sites and anybody that wanted information about the public inquiry
00:32:49.180 to speak. That's why you didn't see Bathsheba or Brendan, the litigators that had to be in front of
00:32:55.900 the commissioner speaking out publicly. So that was one of the big reasons too that we changed it
00:33:02.540 because even before this, you know, I was working on these other files and you just see people are
00:33:10.280 really uncertain and uncomfortable about what their rights are and what they can do and what
00:33:16.140 employers can do. So I'd like to be able to continue that to some extent and then still,
00:33:21.800 of course, fight the good fight for the good people of Canada. I think that is a fantastic
00:33:26.600 plan because you're right. There's many people who just are stuck. They don't know. They don't
00:33:30.480 know who to turn to. I can't even tell you how many times people have messaged me and asked,
00:33:34.720 do you know any lawyers who I can ask for help? I don't know what this even means
00:33:39.780 in regards to all of the nonsense that's been going on for the last three years, mostly. So
00:33:45.220 that would be a fantastic idea, I think. Well, we'll see how I could figure that out. But that's
00:33:50.980 something I'd really like to do a bit more of. Cool. Eva, thank you for coming on the show
00:33:55.640 tonight. Really appreciate you taking the time. Best of luck. Let's stay in touch. And hopefully
00:33:59.700 we can do this again. Thanks so much. Take care. Okay. There is Eva Chipiak, who was one of the
00:34:06.360 lawyers for the Public Order Emergency Commission for Ottawa Convoy, Freedom Convoy, Inc. Great lady,
00:34:14.640 very knowledgeable um and very willing to speak to shows like this one so we can get the message out
00:34:21.880 unfiltered through the left-wing corporate media lens it's very important that we're able to do
00:34:30.420 that because anytime something goes through the left-wing corporate media well not anytime but
00:34:35.260 99.9 percent of the time you know that it's going to take the writers the reporters the journalists
00:34:42.640 spin on it and somebody like eva who as she said fought the good fight and you guys saw this for 1.00
00:34:49.500 yourself would be vilified she would be painted with a black hat and a handlebar mustache and a
00:34:58.040 cape just like the rest of us have been in many ways by family friends community members and
00:35:04.480 whatnot all right let's continue with the show here by the way you guys oh 8 32 okay so 28 more
00:35:11.420 minutes the show will end a little bit earlier than normal tonight last night i was on two hours
00:35:16.200 long show last night and i think monday was an hour and a half so tonight uh we're going to keep
00:35:20.980 it under an hour hopefully the reason for that is a brand new episode of ask the funeral director
00:35:26.600 with mike void jackas is coming up right at the top of the hour tonight so i'd love you guys to
00:35:32.680 come along and join that show will be available here on facebook okay so it's going to be available
00:35:38.480 on the Shadow Davis Show Facebook page
00:35:40.540 and on YouTube
00:35:41.680 and on Mike's new page on Facebook
00:35:43.920 called Ask the Funeral Director.
00:35:46.080 Look at this.
00:35:46.640 A new Abacus poll is out.
00:35:48.140 There's all kinds of other information
00:35:49.860 on this poll,
00:35:50.600 but I want to just keep it to this for now
00:35:52.500 because the rest of it is
00:35:53.480 who's your favorite federal leader?
00:35:55.440 Who would you vote for in three months' time?
00:35:58.340 Are you absolutely certain
00:35:59.500 you're going to vote for this person?
00:36:01.060 Are you absolutely certain
00:36:02.200 you're going to vote?
00:36:03.180 And blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:36:05.180 Abacus Research released this today
00:36:07.200 And they say that this is the largest lead the Conservative Party has had since 2015.
00:36:15.060 Here it is right here. The Conservative Party is leading by eight points over the Liberals.
00:36:21.380 They're up three points from the last survey, the last poll done by Abacus.
00:36:25.980 37% of Canadians, decided voters, would vote for Pierre Polyev and the Conservative Party today.
00:36:33.520 29 percent would vote for justin trudeau's liberals for some reason 18 percent would vote
00:36:40.720 for the ndp seven quebec the bloc quebecois uh people's party of canada gets four the greens
00:36:47.640 get four and others i guess communist marxist leninist uh flying yogic yogic flying whatever
00:36:54.020 the hell i don't even know rhino party all those other parties would get uh combined one percent
00:37:01.100 So the seat projection this works out to is a bare minimum majority government for the Conservative Party of Canada.
00:37:10.960 But again, there is no election on the horizon. We're not in an election cycle right now.
00:37:15.980 So this could change rapidly and it usually does during an election campaign. Right.
00:37:21.580 I mean, we see one party up by 10 points when the election begins.
00:37:25.380 And by the time the election actually happens, they might be up by two points, which is within the margin of error.
00:37:30.720 So this looks good for people who are conservative voters. But at the same time, there is still a lot of division on the right side of things in Canada, meaning people leaning to the right between the People's Party and the Conservative Party.
00:37:47.140 uh they say that many of the conservative party mps are controlled opposition working for the
00:37:53.720 world economic forum and blah blah blah i'm not going to go into that right now and it could be
00:37:59.180 right that could be absolutely correct that could be correct of anybody until we know for sure the
00:38:05.320 problem i have with all of that is that a lot of it is simply speculation stated as fact and that's
00:38:14.100 why i keep saying check your work guys check your work before you go ahead and post about it because
00:38:19.440 if it's not absolute fact if you don't know for absolute sure absolutely sure then you can't say
00:38:25.980 it look at this dr dina hinshaw who was fired by uh daniel smith in alberta as the head of public
00:38:35.940 health in that province has moved to become the deputy director of public health in british
00:38:42.480 columbia according to left-wing corporate publicly funded cbc news there she is right there after
00:38:47.860 lying to albertans pretty much straight for two and a half years she was fired rightfully so
00:38:53.280 in my opinion and now she's back in british columbia former chief medical officer removed
00:39:00.460 from her post in albert has taken a new job with bc's public health leadership team the western 0.99
00:39:04.900 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Dr. Dina Hinshaw will work as BC's deputy provincial health officer on a six month contract. We have no idea what she's being paid, but I've heard I've heard this and this is speculation. I want to point that out. It's well over five hundred thousand dollars for six months of work.
00:39:27.560 Also in BC today, certain amounts of cocaine, crack cocaine, heroin, I think, all became legal and carry around up to 2.5 grams of those drugs.
00:39:39.480 i think they're taking the most beautiful province in this country and i know a lot
00:39:49.120 of you guys are going to go wait a minute i live in the most beautiful province in this country
00:39:52.380 look matt i've been to almost every province except for the atlantics and i plan to get to
00:39:57.560 you guys one of these days soon because i hear you're beautiful out there but british columbia
00:40:02.780 to me has just always been wow wow wow and i guess it's the mountains but it seems like 0.50
00:40:09.320 they're turning the most beautiful province in this country into a shithole i don't like using
00:40:15.460 the language but that's what it seems like this was sent to me a couple of times today regarding
00:40:20.280 15 minute cities smart cities challenge and whatnot this is from an account on rumble called
00:40:27.080 non-vaxxer 420 yeah kind of an ambiguous name like non-vaxxer 420 so what 420 non-vaxxer i don't
00:40:37.440 know maybe the person the guy who does this never shows his face 37.3 000 subscribers
00:40:46.720 to this rumble channel so i want you guys to listen to this because it's very interesting
00:40:51.940 and again i can't put any stock in the person who's doing the narrating because i don't know
00:40:56.920 who it is but very interesting uh five minutes here please pay attention
00:41:07.440 Thank you.
00:41:37.440 Thank you.
00:42:07.440 Thank you.
00:42:37.440 Thank you.
00:43:07.440 Thank you.
00:43:37.440 wait a minute did i do this again is there no sound seriously okay you know what i've been
00:43:53.280 running that for two minutes and finally somebody tells me no sound i gotta start this again
00:43:57.940 i know it's totally my fault and i think this is becoming a running
00:44:04.000 gag on the show now isn't it you sit there and watch this thing for two minutes and 43 seconds
00:44:10.480 and nobody said anything okay all right let's begin again from the beginning this is very
00:44:20.500 interesting i apologize i was distracted here we go all right folks i was just poking around
00:44:26.400 the government website and i found infrastructure.gc.ca so this is the government of canada's
00:44:31.300 infrastructure canada website and this is going to be the interactive map of all the applicants
00:44:37.300 for the smart cities 15 minute cities open air prisons once all of the technology is fully
00:44:44.500 implemented being the cbdc and full-on digital id and they can remove cash from society as soon
00:44:50.420 as those next few things happen because these 15 minute cities are already created folks they've
00:44:55.820 been being created for decades as soon as those last few things happen everything goes fully
00:45:00.460 digital cash is removed which they're doing it they're doing it in all the grocery stores all
00:45:05.600 the walmarts all the shopping stores where the general public goes to shop right they're even
00:45:11.520 putting gates when you walk into the doors of grocery stores and they're claiming that it's
00:45:15.440 for theft to prevent theft that's not what it's for folks they're setting it up for a digital id
00:45:21.860 passport in order to enter they just haven't put the scanner on those gates yet and most people
00:45:27.100 don't even realize what's going on because they do it in small incremental steps so this is the
00:45:31.180 interactive map it'll show more than canada but right now we're set for canada so this is an
00:45:36.780 interactive map of the communities that apply to the smart cities challenge and we'll explain the
00:45:42.300 challenge in a minute click on the markers on the map to see more information about the communities
00:45:47.500 and their applications use the filters to explore who applied to which prize category and focus
00:45:53.820 areas the table displays the communities that are being shown on the map for a complete list
00:45:59.820 of communities click the download data at the right bottom corner of the map so now here's
00:46:05.980 canada and you can see it's all across canada folks every major city in every small town around
00:46:12.460 the major city so you go down here you got vancouver it appears the only place you're safe
00:46:16.860 out in bc is if you go out past prince george and up in the mountains i don't see any red red dots
00:46:23.260 anywhere up there so and that's only going to be for so long because once it's fully implemented
00:46:28.460 within these cities as they're targeting people that live on these outskirts towns with higher
00:46:34.480 property taxes higher water removal more strict policies that they have to follow if they're
00:46:41.920 running a hobby farm only so many animals only so many trees on the property they're going to push
00:46:48.020 these folks right out of even being able to afford their properties out of these smart cities into
00:46:54.260 being forced into moving into these smart cities which is all part of the plan here folks so you
00:46:59.720 go to calgary red deer and tickton obviously edmonton everybody's talking about edmonton
00:47:08.860 like it's the only one in canada that is doing the 15 minute smart city all of these provinces
00:47:15.760 and cities they've already built the infrastructure for these smart cities in order for them to fully
00:47:22.620 implement their goal which is open air prisons districts you can only leave your 15 minute smart
00:47:28.660 city with a permit from the state no more drives along the beach whenever you want to every weekend
00:47:34.660 so go over here northern ontario sudbury's on it which sudbury's pretty awake i've seen them
00:47:40.440 fighting since the very beginning toronto hamilton oh look at that they're just popping
00:47:45.520 up everywhere kitchener everywhere guys london so chatham all the way down so it's everywhere
00:47:54.900 they've already built the infrastructure for these 15-minute cities they just need to get
00:47:59.260 rid of the cash implement cbdc and get everybody on board with the digital id and that's it open
00:48:05.680 air prison need a permit just to leave your community your district and that permit in
00:48:14.140 order to get the permit will probably include medical status you know what i mean so anyways
00:48:20.240 um you get to be a grand prize winner if you can turn your your city into a smart city open air
00:48:27.200 communist village here's your grand prizes 5 million 10 million and 50 million so get paid
00:48:34.360 to sell out your community isn't that great and then you have down here a full list of all of
00:48:39.880 these cities across Canada that are already signed up for this and taking part in this.
00:48:45.600 So there's over 20 pages there, folks. So I'm just going to leave the link for this information down
00:48:50.700 below and, you know, look through our city and see if your municipality sold you guys out for
00:49:01.220 this grand prize and start fighting it. Make members in your community very aware of what's
00:49:06.960 going on so i will leave the link for this uh infrastructure.gc.ca website government of
00:49:13.240 canada's infrastructure canada website i hope you guys share this information with everybody you
00:49:18.980 know in canada have a good day infrastructure.gc.ca
00:49:25.400 infrastructure.gc.ca all right i'm going to drop this link into the facebook chat i'm going to
00:49:36.240 drop this link into the rumble chat right now see what I'm doing I apologize for the sound thing
00:49:42.000 earlier you guys oh I do not want to leave a rumble rant not right now doesn't seem to be
00:49:58.040 working for me here all right I'll drop it into the comments okay it's in the comment section
00:50:03.440 right now. The link for that video, not the link for the actual page, just the link for that video
00:50:13.460 is in there right now. Wow, that's startling. And it goes right hand in hand with the story we heard
00:50:21.660 from that young lady last night, whose name I got wrong, by the way. She was talking about the land
00:50:25.680 grab that's being perpetrated right now by your city and town councils in cooperation with provincial
00:50:31.780 and federal government officials i'm trying to get her on the show uh one of our guys was in contact
00:50:37.780 with her i believe earlier today so she has my rumble links and she has my email address and
00:50:44.800 hopefully she gets in touch with me i would love to have her on the show in the next couple of
00:50:48.500 nights the young blonde girl who was talking about the land grab thing last night um i could
00:50:55.500 go through all of my messages right now
00:50:57.680 to see if I can find out her correct
00:51:03.640 name. I used the wrong last
00:51:05.600 name last night, but I think that would kind of be
00:51:07.620 Wait a minute.
00:51:13.380 Wait a minute.
00:51:15.920 Okay.
00:51:18.420 Tijana.
00:51:20.560 Tijana is her name.
00:51:21.800 Tijana, if you're
00:51:23.600 watching this right now please get in touch with me shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s
00:51:31.120 at gmail.com i would love for you to share all of the research that you've done on this with as many
00:51:36.280 people as we can possibly get it out to pierre polyev says bc drug policies are worsening the
00:51:42.800 drug addiction crisis and theron flurry tweeted about this today i know i was supposed to have
00:51:48.500 Theron on the show this week. It's not going to happen, guys. Canadiansfortruth.ca is having a
00:51:55.000 show tonight, I believe, in Lloyd Minster, and he's been busy all week and will be for the rest
00:51:59.640 of the week. So hopefully we'll get Theo on next week. This story comes from TNC.news. Pierre
00:52:05.040 Polyev says BC's permissive policies on illicit drug use have been a failure. Polyev said during
00:52:11.140 a Wednesday media scrum that there's no question how the province officially decriminalizing hard
00:52:16.940 drugs will play out. The debate's over, he said. It's been a disaster. Polyev said the BC government
00:52:22.680 has seen overdose deaths rise by 300 percent under liberal and NDP drug policies. He said the results
00:52:29.760 are on display in affected areas of Vancouver. And yes, I can definitely attest to that. Several
00:52:36.680 friends of mine who live in the area or spend time in the area said the same thing. It's hell
00:52:41.140 on earth poly have said bc's new decriminalization regime came into effect yesterday the three-year
00:52:47.820 program will allow adults to carry up to 2.5 grams of illicit substances such as cocaine and crack
00:52:53.800 this is outrageous
00:52:56.560 okay in a second the province says tuesday's move will remove barriers for addicts enabling their
00:53:07.280 recovery i'm sorry how is this going to enable their recovery decriminalizing people this is
00:53:15.640 what bc's minister of mental health and addictions jennifer whiteside said decriminalizing people who
00:53:21.460 use drugs breaks down the fear and shame associated with substance abuse and ensures they feel safer
00:53:28.320 reaching out for life-saving supports okay breaking down the fear and shame associated
00:53:33.820 with substance use will make it easier to use it like when things are legal that means they're okay
00:53:42.900 right so some 12 year old kid gets a little baggie of cocaine and wants to share it with his friends
00:53:49.540 and he says hey guys come on man let's go ahead and do this i don't know if we should bobby that
00:53:54.460 doesn't look very good it's legal come on man
00:53:57.720 i remember being 13 years old sneaking around in the back alley
00:54:05.040 smoking a joint with my buddy kelly and thinking the world was going to come to the end
00:54:12.400 to an end if the police came anywhere within five blocks of us in any direction
00:54:17.140 that was probably a good thing you are watching the planned destruction of our society my friends
00:54:26.740 and the only thing that we can do is speak up say something this is absolutely outrageous
00:54:36.180 what that politician said the bc minister of mental health and addictions said decriminalizing
00:54:43.740 people who you this is not this is hard drugs man this is the stuff you get badly addicted to
00:54:50.860 this is the kind of stuff that kills people
00:54:54.520 theo flurry tweeted about it today there's now theo
00:54:58.280 alcoholic drug addict for years he got off the stuff
00:55:02.720 and it's been off the stuff he's clean for 15 years or more now and he said
00:55:06.580 this is a bad idea because what you're doing is you're
00:55:10.260 making it easily more easily accessible than it's ever been there's a guy who
00:55:14.440 wants to open a store for this stuff in bc now
00:55:20.860 You think the problem is going to get better?
00:55:25.680 He said decriminalizing people who use drugs
00:55:28.540 breaks down the fear and shame
00:55:31.260 associated with substance abuse,
00:55:33.420 which only is going to embolden them.
00:55:36.600 Hey, man, I use cocaine.
00:55:38.040 It's legal.
00:55:38.560 What do you think of that?
00:55:42.380 There's nothing you can do to stop them
00:55:44.320 and ensures they feel safer
00:55:49.560 for reaching out for life-saving supports. 0.99
00:55:52.040 That is a pile of manure right there.
00:55:58.080 Paulyev said he would tackle the problem differently,
00:56:00.320 pointing to Alberta's recent investments
00:56:02.040 in treatment beds at recovery facilities.
00:56:06.500 This is kind of a long story here, you guys.
00:56:09.100 I haven't got time for this right now,
00:56:11.040 so what I'm going to do is put it into the comment section.
00:56:13.900 You can peruse it for yourself if you would like.
00:56:19.560 But it's a good story in that the U.S. is now finally starting to discern the difference between those dying from COVID and those dying with COVID.
00:56:34.080 It's been addressed in Canada by several different chiefs of health across the province, those unelected bureaucrats.
00:56:42.120 In Manitoba, Roosan did actually talk about this.
00:56:44.680 He said, yes, yes, yes, we understand there is a difference.
00:56:47.040 And even our Minister of Health, Audrey Gordon, said that. Yes, yes, yes, we understand there is a difference between people who die with COVID, people die from COVID. So we're adjusting our records accordingly. Never released them, mind you. And that promise was made well over a year ago. I haven't seen any left-wing corporate media talk about that.
00:57:07.240 and i don't even know if they're being honest about it because how do you tell unless you do
00:57:13.620 a freedom of information and they'll never give it to you anyway without it being redacted
00:57:17.280 this is the one story i wanted to get to guys before we wrap up the show tonight interestingly
00:57:23.660 um ea sports ea sports it's in the game that guy all right so that you understand that most video
00:57:30.780 games you play are going to be ea gaming a lot of them the sports ones anyhow ea games is
00:57:37.220 promoting pro-trans narrative with update for the sims 4 adding chest binders and breast removal
00:57:43.920 surgery scars and there's some of the uh depictions of the characters from sims 4 right there
00:57:49.660 recently released update to the life simulation game video game the sims 4 has drawn the ire of
00:57:59.680 many within the gaming community for its commitment to radical gender ideology the update for the
00:58:05.360 game which is aimed at children ages 12 and up offers an array of customization options aimed
00:58:10.460 at players seeking to appear transgender including breast removal surgery scars garments like chest 0.87
00:58:16.280 binders and packing underwear so why on earth would they be doing this do you think well uh are
00:58:22.340 they just trying to appease the woke crowd even though the woke crowd is like less than one percent
00:58:27.800 like way less than 1% of the actual population of the world, the gaming world, maybe?
00:58:35.580 Or is it something else?
00:58:37.580 Maybe they're somehow financially beholden to the World Economic Forum
00:58:42.000 and they're bosses in the International Monetary Fund
00:58:46.280 and big corporate people like Larry Fink.
00:58:52.920 Or is it something else?
00:58:54.480 maybe it's a combination of this and that but check this out this is a story that goes back
00:59:00.120 to june employee walkout canceled after ea ea gaming make statements supporting transgender
00:59:08.160 and women's rights after weeks of controversy regarding electronic arts refusal to openly
00:59:15.260 support transgender and reproductive rights ea employees took matters into their own hands with
00:59:20.800 some studios including apex legends developer respawn entertainment speaking out in support
00:59:25.740 of trans rights but other employees took things even further ea staff members planned a june 3rd
00:59:30.920 walkout but that ultimately didn't happen after the company issued a public statement
00:59:35.160 and now this is where it's gone to where some characters and sims are going to have
00:59:42.100 transgender breast surgery scars and they're going to be wearing breast suppressant garments and 0.97
00:59:47.320 Penis suppressing garments and whatnot, it's going too far. 1.00
00:59:52.140 So we could say we'll boycott their video games or something along those lines. 0.97
00:59:56.520 I just wanted you guys to know that. 0.87
00:59:58.620 This is February 1st, and it's the first day of Black History Month.
01:00:06.760 I'm not sure if you guys have ever seen this beautiful clip from Morgan Freeman being interviewed by one of the 60 Minutes.
01:00:14.740 I forget which one. Mike Wallace, maybe?
01:00:16.380 55 seconds this goes back years watch this black history month you find ridiculous why 0.90
01:00:25.040 you're gonna relegate my history to a month oh come on what do you do with yours 0.70
01:00:29.920 what which month is life history month
01:00:33.100 well come on tell me well i'm jewish okay which month is jewish history month
01:00:42.320 there isn't one oh oh why not yeah do you want one no no no i i don't either 0.82
01:00:51.840 i don't want a black history month black history is american history how are we going to get rid
01:00:57.840 of racism this is the best answer ever and this is something that should be happening right now
01:01:06.640 Because this answer is what truly would advance our society
01:01:10.360 instead of all of the nonsense that's going on right now.
01:01:13.380 Listen.
01:01:13.880 Stop talking about it. 0.58
01:01:17.500 I'm going to stop calling you a white man.
01:01:21.000 Yeah. 0.97
01:01:21.860 And I'm going to ask you to stop calling me a black man.
01:01:26.400 I know it was Mike Wallace.
01:01:27.980 You know me as Morgan Freeman.
01:01:30.380 And that's that.
01:01:33.240 I mean, that's it.
01:01:35.220 That's all.
01:01:36.640 that's all we need and i think we were kind of going that way weren't we for a while and then
01:01:44.380 all this all right guys the uh and and you know what i realize that i'm kind of rushing through
01:01:51.560 it tonight but ask the funeral director is coming up in a couple of minutes on a brand new stream
01:01:55.780 i'm going to start in the next five so hang in i'm going to be leaving this stream and coming
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