The Shadoe Davis Show - February 09, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Weds Feb. 8th⧸2023


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1 hour and 10 minutes

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368

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00:03:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday february the 8th
00:03:14.640 2023 i think i said 2022 last night i think i did i'm not sure but i think i did if i did
00:03:21.120 duh i apologize i'm talking to wayne peters right now well often on messaging and we spoke
00:03:28.280 this afternoon and he says he has a bombshell story to drop tomorrow at one o'clock central so
00:03:38.040 if you're not following ethics over fear on facebook if you're not following on looking
00:03:45.500 glass media that's lgm.news if you're not following on what's up canada.org i suggest
00:03:51.540 you do it wayne says and wayne doesn't say this stuff lightly you know i mean he's his own worst
00:03:57.600 critic as many of us are and so if he's got a big story to drop tomorrow at one o'clock central he's
00:04:05.000 got a big story to drop tomorrow at one o'clock central so i'll be watching hopefully you will be
00:04:09.740 too what's up canada.org lgm.news to find what's up canada all right let's see who's watching
00:04:18.500 tonight hello hello hello everybody uh valerie is watching from westlock alberta hello sharon
00:04:25.640 hello Joni from Lethbridge hello Terry from New Brunswick Sandy is watching from Orangeville
00:04:31.000 Ontario hello JJ watching from Calgary Teresa is watching from Alexandria Ontario hello Lorna
00:04:37.540 watching from Southeast Saskatchewan Mireille is watching from Lacombe Alberta Bill from Winkler
00:04:42.640 hello Lynn from Wyndham Centre Ontario Gail from Lockport Manitoba Agnes is watching from St. Anne
00:04:49.680 Jen hello in Pinocchio hello Marty Martin watching in Kitchener Christine is watching from Paris
00:04:55.520 Ontario Doug hello Joycey is watching from Winnipeg Gord from Winnipeg Kathy is watching
00:05:02.200 from Chatham Joan is watching from Saint Anne de la Rochelle Quebec oh tragic story from Laval
00:05:08.420 today I'm going to tell you guys in just a second in case you haven't heard it hello Gerald watching
00:05:14.400 from toronto julie is watching from hillside beach mimi hello from austin feld vicky is watching
00:05:20.580 from nova scotia flipping over to rumble if you guys want to leave a rumble rant so your comment
00:05:25.600 stands out from all the rest and you want me to mention it on the show whether it's a comment
00:05:29.240 complaint criticism question whatever please go ahead and do so hello hot rod watching from quebec
00:05:35.820 mexitalo from calgary hello chodek watching from hearst ontario hello in alberta watching from
00:05:43.440 sherwood park hello goshi 26 yeah from toronto swirly bird
00:05:52.580 i've said it before i'll say it again i love these rumble handles swirly bird is watching
00:06:01.020 from cartwright manitoba bent wrenchin is watching from sanford manitoba so hello you guys and
00:06:08.040 welcome to the show okay let's bring this story on from tnc.news true north two children dead
00:06:15.040 after transit driver crashes into a quebec daycare this is tragic transit driver in quebec is accused
00:06:26.060 of killing two children and injuring six by crashing a city bus into a daycare this morning
00:06:31.720 CTV News reported that driver Pierre Saint-Amand was arrested after witnesses and parents said he accelerated through the Gardery Executive St. Rose parking lot and crashed head-on into the daycare, exited the vehicle screaming, and removed all of his clothes.
00:06:52.200 Six other children injured in the crash were hospitalized and are expected to survive, according to CBC.
00:06:58.280 A witness said he physically struck Saint-Aman to get him under control.
00:07:04.740 He was just yelling.
00:07:06.080 There were no words coming out of his mouth, says Hamdi Benchaban, telling CTV.
00:07:12.800 Benchaban said he rescued one child from the daycare before firefighters told him to leave because of concerns about the roof being unstable.
00:07:20.320 Quebec Premier Francois Legault responded to the event during a news conference saying his thoughts are with the children and their families.
00:07:26.480 As a father, I am shaken, he said.
00:07:29.240 Public Safety Minister Francois Bonardel wrote online
00:07:33.220 that emergency services have secured a perimeter around the daycare.
00:07:37.200 He says officials know little about the crash, except that it's tragic.
00:07:41.800 Our hearts go out to the family's concern.
00:07:44.000 Bonardel said he would visit the location with the Minister of Families, Suzanne Roy.
00:07:48.200 According to Nouveau Info, St. Amon faces charges of homicide and reckless driving.
00:07:54.640 tragedy in Quebec today okay I covered this story last night towards the end of the show
00:08:01.860 so for those of you who didn't stay until the end and I realize there's a lot of people watching
00:08:06.700 out east and it's past your bedtime maybe you caught the rest of the show this morning or at
00:08:11.160 some point today but again from TNC tampon and pad dispensers are being installed in men's rooms
00:08:23.400 at Western University, that is the University of Western Ontario
00:08:27.340 in London, Ontario.
00:08:30.280 It's part of a student union initiative to accommodate students
00:08:34.120 who menstruate. 1.00
00:08:39.200 I want to do a big long monologue about this last night. 1.00
00:08:41.880 I'm not going to do it again tonight.
00:08:43.400 On their website, the Western University Student Council claims
00:08:46.780 that females, transgender, and non-binary peoples
00:08:50.560 are not the only ones who experience periods.
00:08:59.200 Menstrual products are a necessity for a large portion of Western's population,
00:09:03.120 and students who menstruate, including but not limited to female, non-binary, and transgender students,
00:09:08.480 require access to these products in order to move their through life daily,
00:09:13.360 says the website of the University Student Council.
00:09:16.820 according to the western gazette the union plans on installing 150 ant flow dispensers that feature
00:09:23.260 free 100 percent organic cotton biodegradable and synthetic free tampons and pads and men's
00:09:28.760 women's and gender neutral washrooms the installation of dispensers is part of usc's
00:09:35.760 free the dot initiative a program the union launched in partnership with its food support
00:09:39.640 services that offer students free hygiene products and contraception. We have a guest
00:09:47.320 on tonight. She is with Students Against Mandates, Lee Vossen. Welcome to the show, Lee, and thank
00:09:53.140 you for coming on tonight. The last time you were on, I think you were being roasted by
00:09:57.100 the press progress. So one hit piece to your credit. Congratulations. Yes, one for the
00:10:03.060 records, right? We're doing something, so not too upset about that. Thank you for having
00:10:07.320 me yeah thank you so uh what are your thoughts on this how ridiculous on a scale of one to ten
00:10:13.680 on the ridiculousness meter is this 15 like this stuff is just getting out of control I miss where
00:10:21.360 people were you know acting based off of truth and facts and just being logical
00:10:27.320 the fact of the matter is this does have an impact on people right like allowing men and
00:10:33.560 women to go into whatever the washroom they have and not allowing women to have privacy in their
00:10:37.980 washrooms is a serious concern. And we're acting like it's just about making sure people's feelings 0.77
00:10:43.420 aren't hurt. I'm sick of it. I'm sick of this like offense culture, everyone getting offended by
00:10:49.300 everything. I've had trans friends. I know it's not an easy, easy thing. And we want to be sensitive
00:10:55.480 about the situation, but we can't be attacking and labeling people who have a different viewpoint
00:11:01.020 and are raising valid concerns about safety
00:11:03.920 or even like women's comfort and men's comfort,
00:11:07.700 we have to be able to have honest conversations about it
00:11:10.460 without saying, well, you're suggesting trans people don't exist
00:11:15.060 or questioning trans people's existence.
00:11:17.360 That's not what we're doing.
00:11:18.640 We just are concerned about safety and people being comfortable. 1.00
00:11:22.160 There's a reason why we have separated gender washrooms. 1.00
00:11:26.540 Let's just talk about it and find a solution. 1.00
00:11:29.420 Enough of this nonsense.
00:11:31.020 Well, you've been a student for a while. What is the mood like on a campus these days?
00:11:36.340 Are people, do they feel free to express their viewpoints about anything, or do they feel like
00:11:42.420 they have to self-censor in order to just get through a regular day in school?
00:11:46.200 So I'm actually not a student anymore. Because of the mandates, I wasn't able to finish
00:11:51.560 going to Red River College. There was only one class that I would have been able to do online.
00:11:56.160 The rest had to be in person. So obviously I had no choice and I ended up just dropping out.
00:12:01.020 But I had one term left, one semester left. But in terms of attitudes on campus, it really depends on what campus you're at.
00:12:09.640 So what I've heard, I'm in communications with lots of students, obviously running the student group.
00:12:16.880 Campuses where there are no mask mandates, take U of C, for example, we have one Sam member on the leadership team going to school there.
00:12:24.100 he said now that he's able to have conversations with people and be within six feet of them and
00:12:29.820 see their faces they're able to communicate more readily and he's noticing people are tired of the
00:12:35.900 mandates people didn't agree with them in the first place he was in a lecture and the the
00:12:40.980 professor was talking about how you know there's radicals actually ended up putting our logo on
00:12:46.340 the screen and saying there's radical groups like students against mandates and and different ones
00:12:51.600 I don't know what the other ones were, but wait a minute. Hold on. You're suggesting that a
00:12:55.700 professor at the University of Calgary is teaching in his class that there are radical groups in
00:13:02.200 existence on campus at universities, not just in Calgary, but across the country and then cited
00:13:08.180 students against mandates as one of those radical groups. Yeah. And then said that we went to the
00:13:13.120 freedom convoy and we're this radical student group. Um, he, this guy who's in our group is
00:13:18.980 in a conspiracy theorist class. He thought it would be interesting to take this as just sort of
00:13:23.260 a side course. Anyways, obviously the professor has particular views and views on the freedom
00:13:31.260 convoy and whatnot. So they brought up our group and he said that he stood up and made an argument
00:13:37.420 for us to why people who attended the freedom convoy weren't conspiracy theorists. They cared
00:13:42.980 about their rights. They felt they were being coerced into taking an experimental injection,
00:13:47.760 you know, the whole spiel. And she was very shocked by this. And eventually, as he was
00:13:54.300 making very valid points, other students start saying, I agree with him. And also the mask
00:14:00.980 mandates didn't really make sense where you go into a restaurant and, you know, you have to wear
00:14:06.180 your mask until you're sitting down. But then when you're sitting down, you can take it off or
00:14:10.620 and they start having these conversations. And they're I don't know, it's like a lecture hall
00:14:14.440 of 100 or 200 people. And then other students started saying, yeah, I agree with that. And
00:14:19.180 the majority of the class agreed and the teacher was left speechless and was like, I can't believe
00:14:24.400 you guys think this way. I'm shocked by this. So it sounds like on campuses where you're allowed
00:14:30.800 to have conversation, there's a lot of students who are seeing that this is ridiculous. I don't 0.64
00:14:35.800 think initially that was the consensus. But now that the overall fear surrounding COVID-19 has
00:14:43.240 dissipated you know everyone's gotten some form of COVID-19 and they've gotten better and realized
00:14:49.800 okay it's definitely affects certain age groups and you know people with pre-existing conditions
00:14:55.260 people who are overweight there are people who are at risk but maybe the majority of the population
00:15:00.640 is okay and it's not what the press made this out to be but then you go to campuses where there's
00:15:06.440 mask mandates and again we have it at the u of m and numerous numerous uh academic institutions
00:15:13.220 across countries still have these these in place um and students aren't really able to converse with
00:15:19.680 other students right so they're wearing these masks they're six feet social distancing um and
00:15:24.100 you just don't they're still social distancing oh yeah yeah these these measures are still in place
00:15:29.560 but then you you leave campus and you can go to a hockey game or you know a sport i'm not a
00:15:36.260 sports person but some sports game and um you can be in like a huge crowd of people and your
00:15:41.760 professor can be sitting right next to you no mask but you go back in and you have to put on your mask
00:15:46.240 and you have to be away from the other students um unless you're eating in a um in a room by
00:15:52.740 yourself like that's that's on one university website i can't remember it says you have to be
00:15:57.340 in a room the door has to be closed you have to be in the room alone you can take your mask off
00:16:01.420 if you're eating food and drinking um it just it's silly and it's arbitrary uh you know you
00:16:07.860 gotta go through they're not they ever does anybody ever ask the school administrations or
00:16:14.180 even the uh the the student body presidents or the executive like why these measures are still
00:16:21.100 in place do they ever ask for scientific proof from them or do they just get away with this
00:16:25.180 simply because they get away with it nobody stands up and asks any questions so my experience
00:16:31.320 When I was at Red River College in 2021, mandates came out.
00:16:35.660 I was doing online classes at the time with business administration.
00:16:39.780 And I knew that a lot of nursing students and students that need to be on campus would be able to finish their programs if these they were implanted.
00:16:48.260 So I contacted the president, Fred Meyer of Red River College and said, hey, I'd like to have a conversation on behalf of concerned students about your policies.
00:16:57.440 And he didn't respond to me.
00:16:58.920 So then I put in my email, I sent it into an anti-mandate Facebook group with like 5,000
00:17:05.220 people.
00:17:05.600 I said, could everyone email it to this guy here and just spam his inbox?
00:17:10.140 So I know at least 40 people did that.
00:17:12.880 They, you know, let me know.
00:17:14.780 And then I kept emailing him, all very respectful.
00:17:17.620 I wasn't attacking him.
00:17:18.420 I just said, can we please meet up and have a conversation?
00:17:21.100 I would like to see the data.
00:17:22.440 I'd like to see what, why these policies are being put in place.
00:17:27.280 Just explain that to me. And then I started phone calling him and leaving him voicemail messages.
00:17:32.100 I got an email saying I will respond to you tomorrow. He didn't. And then two weeks later, he said, we're against segregation and discrimination.
00:17:41.020 We're for diversity, inclusion, equity. Our policies are set in stone here.
00:17:47.140 There's no reason to have a conversation and you'll not hear from me again.
00:17:50.600 That was from his assistant, actually, on behalf of him.
00:17:54.120 But they absolutely refused to provide me with any information or data or studies, and
00:17:59.100 they refused to talk to me.
00:18:00.200 And that has been the same situation across the board for every student who has contacted
00:18:05.300 the administration or the presidents or the deans of their universities.
00:18:08.780 I have gotten dozens and dozens of screenshots of emails saying, the reason why we have these
00:18:15.200 mandates is because other universities have these mandates.
00:18:18.060 we're not going to be having this conversation we're not going to be responding to again that
00:18:22.180 it's pretty much been verbatim every single time um the response from these universities regardless
00:18:27.560 of the university so it's what's the next step then for you students against mandates i mean
00:18:33.020 if they're stonewalling you with emails with letters with telephone calls i would imagine
00:18:38.120 that an on mass protest the kind of which i think they had one at guelph if i'm not mistaken a while
00:18:43.940 back a couple of weeks back and there was a big one at the at Western and Western just dropped 0.94
00:18:48.940 their mask mandate and then they started doing this stupid thing with the tampons in the men's 0.70
00:18:52.700 rooms but um what's the mood like I mean regionally is this a regional thing because I'm hearing that 0.96
00:19:00.080 there's a lot more noise on universities in Ontario than there are pretty much anywhere
00:19:04.640 else in the country can you pinpoint certain regions that are kind of weak spots at universities
00:19:09.860 as opposed to others that are a little bit louder?
00:19:12.220 I would say Ontario probably has the most number of universities
00:19:16.620 with the mandates still in place.
00:19:18.200 I mean, they're still spread across the country.
00:19:19.740 We just hosted the Wilfrid Laurier University protest.
00:19:24.700 So Camille Bishushi, who's a SAM member on the SAM leadership team,
00:19:28.680 he did the emceeing.
00:19:30.040 We had Dr. Matt Strauss and David Haskell.
00:19:34.260 No, wait a minute.
00:19:35.000 Camille is the one who's wearing the lettuce on his face for a mask, right?
00:19:39.860 Yeah, great. He's phenomenal. We did an interview with him and we got along so well.
00:19:46.540 Brandon Sheldon had an interview with him and they ended up talking after like you got to join the team.
00:19:50.600 So he's he's been a part of the team. You know, we chat throughout the week and we're planning right now.
00:19:56.260 More protests are all in the works. But so we assisted in the well.
00:20:00.600 Well, we planned the Wilfrid Laurier protest and we're going to be doing a University of Manitoba one.
00:20:06.820 There's Brock University still has their mandates. So there's a lot more coming down the pipe with students against mandates. In addition, we're trying to get creative in ways to draw attention to this because a lot of people don't even know that there's these mandates are still in place as well.
00:20:21.740 there's still mandates for people who are wanting to go into the medical field. So for example,
00:20:25.640 there's an individual on the SAM leadership team who applied to naturopathy in BC. She got in and
00:20:32.860 then they said, upload your proof of vaccination to, to get into this program. And, um, she couldn't,
00:20:39.280 and she tried to give an exempt, um, or was it, yeah, an exemption from her doctor and they,
00:20:45.760 they refused that. So she wasn't able to go. So she, she was going to move to BC, but now she's
00:20:50.440 state in winnipeg um so this is happening to students still and people don't know about it
00:20:55.980 we're going to keep drawing attention to it we're planning uh some creative some fun creative
00:21:01.360 tactics to draw attention we want to get a billboard up um outside of one of the universities
00:21:07.060 to maybe embarrass them a little bit and we're just going to be for that soon um just calling
00:21:13.360 them out to say show us the data i i'd be so open to just having a conversation and if they could
00:21:18.760 prove us wrong and explain why the the pros outweigh the cons you know um that it's worth
00:21:27.120 damaging the mental health of students there are students reaching out to me saying that they're
00:21:31.020 suicidal that um they feel extreme anxiety and depression um the fact of the matter is university
00:21:38.860 is the place where you're you build confidence you you end up meeting lifelong friends uh
00:21:47.300 it's a there's a lot of social aspects to university that students right now are missing out
00:21:52.220 up out on 28 of people find their spouse at university so you may not be able to measure
00:22:00.280 the damages that are happening on these campuses but they're huge and they're profound and they are
00:22:06.720 not warranted there's no basis for it so let me ask you something at one of these universities
00:22:14.140 that still has a mask mandate, let's say the University of Manitoba, for example,
00:22:18.280 if you're a student there and you decide, you know what, I'm not, I'm not doing this today. 0.75
00:22:23.920 I'm not going to wear this ridiculous thing. What would happen?
00:22:28.160 I can tell you. So one of our, one of our leadership team members, he just pulled it
00:22:35.800 down below his nose and he's received now numerous messages saying like, you know, we see what you're
00:22:43.180 doing. You have to keep putting your mask on. He's been talked to by his, I don't want to,
00:22:51.580 I don't want to explain too much. I don't want to reveal who he is. I don't want to get him in
00:22:54.820 trouble or anything, but he's been talked to by certain members of the U of M staff that it's
00:23:00.740 causing a lot of problems for him. So he can't, he can't push back and he has to wear his mask.
00:23:06.680 He doesn't want to get kicked out or anything like that. But he says, I definitely see there's
00:23:10.820 people who put it below their nose as just a sign that we were pushing back but they're always
00:23:17.340 getting um the administration is really pushing down hard on these students and they send them
00:23:23.640 directly to their personal emails or their university email saying we see what you're
00:23:27.760 doing and you have to stop um so there's so if enough people did it lee and i'm talking by the
00:23:36.500 hundreds here. And I know the University of Manitoba has got a student population of somewhere
00:23:40.700 in the area of 15 or 20,000. I mean, if enough people did it, the university couldn't keep
00:23:46.740 track of it all. And then this would end immediately. Yeah, it's really, really hard
00:23:53.100 to get people, just huge numbers of people all at once to do that, especially when it's so hard
00:24:00.900 to reach them. The censorship on our platforms is ridiculous. Like Twitter, apparently we can't
00:24:07.080 follow anyone now. You know, Elon Musk at Elon Musk help. But Instagram, like we've had insane
00:24:16.140 censorship on Instagram. So it's really hard to reach those students. And these platforms are
00:24:20.780 where the young people are. And if we would be able to say, hey, everyone, like on this day,
00:24:25.100 take your mask off, do that. But we're just not able to reach everyone. And in addition,
00:24:29.940 students are scared of you know they've been in school for however many years they want to get in
00:24:35.220 and get out and they're not willing to risk it I've noticed which I understand it's a shame but
00:24:42.500 you know I can't I can't force them to to do that or anything so we're trying to find other ways
00:24:49.600 to rather than that route of getting this united front also too young people I've noticed are
00:24:57.380 really concerned about what other students think about them their image um if one person says
00:25:03.240 something it creates a ripple effect and and whatnot but it's still the people get ostracized
00:25:11.240 for having this viewpoint right and and being anti-mask and being anti-vaccine anti-mandate
00:25:18.220 all those things um and yet the real world is just steps outside the grounds of the university
00:25:23.260 where nobody is wearing masks the grocery store across the street the 7-eleven down the street
00:25:28.340 as you pointed out the hockey game you could be sitting next to your professor at a hockey game
00:25:32.340 maskless but then you go onto the campus and yeah it just doesn't make any sense at all and
00:25:37.140 it's amazing that these people don't see that and then you you have to extend that thought and go
00:25:42.300 if you can't see the logic or the illogic and what you guys are doing how are you fit to teach
00:25:48.600 anybody anything at the cost of thousands of dollars to the students yeah a hundred percent
00:25:55.400 uh i think too the way that camille basushi is approaching this where he's peacefully protesting
00:26:04.280 it and he's still abiding by their policies um but he's doing it in a really creative way to
00:26:10.300 draw attention to it and and having some fun and making people laugh a little bit which is always
00:26:15.920 a good thing. I think that's a really good way. And if we can get students to do things like that,
00:26:22.180 get creative, show that they don't approve of this. I know one guy was wearing a mask that said
00:26:27.300 masks don't work. Do things like that. Show people that they're not alone. There's a lot
00:26:34.480 of students out there wearing masks, thinking to themselves, gosh, I want to take this off.
00:26:40.060 Communicate with the other students and let them know you're on their side and they'll be more
00:26:44.280 willing to speak up you know what i i don't like to say this because i'm not a big fan of the
00:26:49.600 platform seeing as how it's owned by the communist party of china but tiktok is is seems to be all
00:26:57.440 the rage these days and that seems to be where the young people are mostly uh have you guys got
00:27:02.780 anything going there yeah we're i i hate social media i i hate it yeah i run like numerous social
00:27:13.260 media accounts um so that's the next one we're going to go after i'm just begrudgingly i'm going
00:27:19.200 heading over there um i always tell myself i'm never going to download tiktok because it's just
00:27:24.340 going to suck your time up with absolute dribble and nonsense but lee you sound like you're like
00:27:29.620 you're my age you're not you're young as everyone says that to me um but uh yeah it's a way to reach 0.98
00:27:40.720 people so we're gonna take that on as well we're pushing camille to kind of head that i spearhead
00:27:47.120 um instagram brandon runs the twitter we kind of do both we we both do instagram and twitter but
00:27:53.600 then we we want camille to run the the tick tock so it's coming sam tick tock is is coming but
00:28:01.360 yeah i just is there is there anything we can do to help over here on the shadow at night show and
00:28:06.400 and any of the other independent media because we are forming a bond with other independent
00:28:13.440 medias all across the country and into the United States. As a matter of fact, you should probably
00:28:17.300 talk to Wayne again, Wayne Peters, and get on Looking Glass Media, lgm.news, because that's
00:28:24.720 a worldwide platform that's not being run out of Canada, which means the censorship's not going to
00:28:30.000 happen there. And there are other independent media on there as well. So it might be an
00:28:34.960 interesting thing for you guys to talk to wayne about absolutely i'll reach out to him i i get
00:28:40.440 along with wayne so well he's a fantastic guy so intelligent and and uh funny as well um yeah
00:28:47.880 things that that you know people can do to help our cause is is really just raise awareness there's
00:28:54.140 so many students and professors and people who still don't know about students against mandates
00:28:58.480 as i was saying the censorship is insane we were trying to raise money for the the protest we have
00:29:04.940 get really creative to raise money. We're all students, it's a nonprofit. And we're all
00:29:10.200 volunteer, we don't make money off of it. So I came up with these Valentine's Day cards that
00:29:15.020 you can find them on the website. But as soon as I posted it onto the Instagram, you know,
00:29:22.880 right away, tons of likes, you can see the insights, people are sharing it, it was getting
00:29:27.380 like hundreds of shares and whatnot. And then it got to a certain point, and then it just stopped.
00:29:32.040 and I had on my Instagram stories links to the website. And I started getting DMs from people
00:29:37.560 saying, your links are broken. None of it's working. The link in my bio to my website wasn't
00:29:43.220 working. So Instagram fully froze basically our account. Nobody was seeing the posts. We still
00:29:50.060 made like a decent amount on it. We're still selling them if anyone's interested, but it's
00:29:55.580 getting really tough with the censorship and, um, Instagram, I I'll give it to Instagram.
00:30:02.180 They're getting really creative with the ways that they're censoring us. So, uh, just telling
00:30:06.960 people about our, our platform, getting people to follow and, and donate if, if that's something
00:30:12.880 you're interested in or just share our posts, all of it is so appreciated. Um, and if you're a
00:30:19.620 student who wants to get involved, join, even if you just want a community of, of people to hang
00:30:24.840 out with uh or talk to like-minded people to talk to join us if you want to get involved and and
00:30:30.580 push back join us what's the website lee it's www.studentsagainstmandates.ca okay ca so some
00:30:40.080 people go okay is it calm net org students against mandates dot ca everybody write it down go to
00:30:47.000 there check it out if you want to make a donation to help these guys out uh these guys and gals out
00:30:51.920 go ahead and do that they would really appreciate it they're they're fighting just like the rest of
00:30:56.520 us are and you know I've noticed and maybe it's just me and my audiences of a certain age but
00:31:04.300 in the younger community you know like let's say 18 to 34 year olds it seems like those people are
00:31:11.460 far less engaged in what's happening in the world right now do you find that also 100 they don't
00:31:17.760 even know what's happening like the people that I had been friends with before the pandemic they're
00:31:23.240 wonderful people but I realized they they don't know about anything that's going on I had one
00:31:29.820 friend say what's a Mitt Romney and I was like oh gosh but I mean fine if you don't know who Mitt
00:31:35.500 Romney is but there's people still who don't know anything about Dr. Fauci or what Trudeau is doing
00:31:40.680 there's people who didn't know there were vaccine mandates on campuses and it's primarily the young
00:31:46.260 people unfortunately um I've had so many people say like give it up why are you why are you doing
00:31:52.980 what you're doing there's no like mandates on campuses anymore and it's like yes there are and
00:31:59.120 you're not looking into it and you're responsible to look into this you need to to know what's going 0.80
00:32:05.280 on in our country and uh and listen to both sides this is what I'm so frustrated um by with young
00:32:12.600 people is that they don't want to listen to the other side they don't want to hear what the other
00:32:17.880 side has to say they hear from sort of their group the like a summary of of what the viewpoints are
00:32:25.880 of someone else and you know they hear oh this person's racist they're transphobic they're these
00:32:30.760 things take jordan peterson for example he's transphobic he's all these things so they say
00:32:35.600 okay he's a bad guy i'm not even going to listen to him because i'm not going to give a platform
00:32:40.320 to someone who's transphobic. But when you listen to Jordan Peterson, it's so evident he's not. So
00:32:46.360 just the way that I was raised was listen to both sides, honestly, and then make an opinion and your
00:32:55.080 viewpoint based off that. Don't go off what other people say. Don't go off hearsay. And that's what
00:33:00.220 young people need to learn. And they need to get educated on this stuff because it's having real
00:33:04.200 impacts on us and it's going to have impacts on our future. So. Lee, thank you for coming on
00:33:09.500 tonight I know I sense your frustration and you know many of us feel it as well uh has there ever
00:33:15.420 been a time where you thought I'm just gonna I'm just gonna stop all this because I can't take it
00:33:19.900 anymore never no I I despite there's been one or two times where I did feel a little scared as to
00:33:28.480 the direction trajectory that this was all going you know you're watching the news or reading
00:33:33.720 articles it's just like oh no please no you know the tax on the unvaxxed and and should we send
00:33:39.620 them to jail and stuff that that got kind of scary but it it just pushes me and motivates me to say 0.99
00:33:43.960 okay we gotta speak up and honestly the more I do and the more truth I'm putting out there the
00:33:50.280 better I feel the more it's like okay this is scary where this is going but at least there's
00:33:55.300 still time to you know change course and if I have any effect or any impact then I can sleep at night
00:34:02.580 So no doubt in my mind that I'll be continuing.
00:34:06.360 Cool.
00:34:06.740 Thank you, Lee, for coming on tonight.
00:34:08.220 We'll talk again soon.
00:34:09.900 StudentsAgainstMandates.ca.
00:34:11.260 You guys go check it out and we'll talk to you later on, Lee.
00:34:14.260 Thank you.
00:34:15.080 Later.
00:34:15.540 Bye.
00:34:15.960 Okay.
00:34:16.460 There's Lee Voss and Students Against Mandates.
00:34:20.280 Many people today were asking me, Shadow, did the premiers sign a deal with the federal
00:34:26.100 government for this new healthcare thing, the $45 billion and the $93 billion over 10
00:34:31.320 years?
00:34:31.520 Did that happen?
00:34:32.580 and i said no no it hasn't happened not yet it hasn't happened yet
00:34:39.160 this is interesting though standing committee on public accounts uh there was a committee today
00:34:47.060 regarding the cost of the vaccines to the federal government meaning us the people obviously because
00:34:53.260 it's paid for with our tax dollars but i want you to watch the first couple of minutes of this guy's
00:35:00.140 statement here this is harpeet kochar okay he's going to talk about the vaccines in a way that
00:35:09.500 i find alarming and yet he says it's a matter of factly this comes from this guy's garage on
00:35:15.840 youtube so have a listen apps to manage our covid19 vaccine surplus this includes making
00:35:22.580 surplus doses available for donation to other countries to help address global vaccine inequity
00:35:29.080 However, this has become increasingly difficult due to global oversupply and diminishing demand.
00:35:35.780 The Public Health Agency of Canada will continue to share data in aggregate form from this system with the World Health Organization.
00:35:42.920 Whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:35:44.600 Whoa.
00:35:46.700 Okay, let's just back up for just a second here and listen to this again.
00:35:51.700 Continue to share data in aggregate form from this system with the World Health Organization.
00:35:56.260 I didn't go back far enough.
00:35:57.640 let me okay the public health agency of canada will continue to share data in aggregate form
00:36:04.400 from this system with the world health organization on a regular schedule and on and as needed basis
00:36:11.120 with vaccine manufacturers and the agency is actively working to fully implement vaccine
00:36:16.740 connect an it system to manage a nationwide vaccination program okay so vaccine connect
00:36:24.660 IT system for managing vaccination rollout. The Public Health Agency of Canada has purchased an
00:36:33.740 IT system called Vaccine Connect to manage nationwide vaccination programs. This includes
00:36:40.960 the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. The system connects federal, provincial, and territorial digital
00:36:50.140 networks to ensure public health can meet future challenges. It will manage vaccine ordering,
00:36:56.360 reporting, allocation, and inventory. Vaccine Connect works with provincial and territorial
00:37:02.020 IT systems and processes. It provides information and supports to provinces and territories for
00:37:08.780 planning, management, and reporting. Some of its features allow healthcare providers to
00:37:14.380 process vaccine orders, manage the full cycle of scheduling, vaccine administration, recording,
00:37:21.000 reporting, track inventory, and logistics in real time. The system also provides analytics to
00:37:27.820 enhance population health management. This function will help public health decision
00:37:32.320 makers in Canada plan for future epidemics and pandemics early on. Let's keep listening for a
00:37:39.380 minute or two here. As of November 2022, the system has a newer module for tracking orders
00:37:44.940 and inventory at central level to support supply chain management. Is the government still claiming
00:37:50.700 national security for the reason not to release vaccine pricing to Canadians?
00:37:59.620 Vaccine pricing is one of the commercially sensitive data elements in our contracts,
00:38:05.000 and under our contractual obligations with the suppliers, we do not release that information.
00:38:10.240 But it's been released in other countries.
00:38:12.540 Having been a physician in charge of a regional COVID unit,
00:38:15.760 this has very personal meaning for me with respect to now having a look at lessons learned.
00:38:22.020 I guess I'll take a bit of umbrage with the AJ report in terms of saying
00:38:26.360 a billion dollars worth of wasted vaccines is acceptable or expected or reasonable
00:38:33.040 or successful, perhaps. That's the word that was used on behalf of Canadians. I think that's a bit
00:38:39.180 appalling. You know, that is, of course, directly related to Vaccine Connect, a total cost of $59.1
00:38:45.800 million, of which $37.4 million was paid. We know that this was a failing system. People were using
00:38:53.080 spreadsheets in this day and age. It's absolutely shocking. Simple question. Did we pay the remaining
00:39:00.020 27 points 21.7 million dollars and um and why did we
00:39:08.180 it could maybe indicate who you're directing the question to sure how about dr lucas
00:39:14.020 um i'll pass to dr kochar uh on on that question so um most of the money would
00:39:21.940 So the contract was with the contracting firm,
00:39:30.940 which was providing that services to us.
00:39:33.220 And the rest of the money was actually
00:39:36.080 spent in terms of making sure that we
00:39:38.120 have the infrastructure available to make sure
00:39:41.680 that that works.
00:39:43.420 And is online in case you need a little bit more on that.
00:39:49.660 OK, I put the links.
00:39:51.940 A full 13 minutes and 30 seconds. So I put the links for this on both the rumble chats and the Facebook chats. So if you guys want to go and watch it after the show in its entirety, you're more than welcome to do so.
00:40:04.740 I just thought, you know what, I'm going to check and see what the vaccine uptake in Canada has been for the past six months. And I found it right here on the health info database at Canada.ca. So let's have a look.
00:40:16.860 Now, they're still telling us the numbers of people who have had at least one dose in the two years, like it's some kind of a positive thing.
00:40:28.940 Wow, 83% of Canadians have had at least one dose. 0.54
00:40:32.940 That's amazing in two years when they're push, push, pushing this ridiculousness.
00:40:38.900 But there it is.
00:40:40.320 Now, how many people have completed the primary series, which is that first two shot thing?
00:40:44.860 Well, it's 80.7%. But this is the big number, the telling number here. In the last six months, primary series completed or booster dose received. So this means if you've had your second or your third dose in the past six months, 24% of Canadians.
00:41:06.780 and since august 1st 23.4 percent so we've got the provincial breakdown and i want to ask you
00:41:17.640 a question write it down in the comments which province do you think is the least vaccinated
00:41:23.860 in canada and which province do you think is the most vaccinated in canada write it down in the
00:41:32.240 comments and let me know what you think i'm going to go to rumble here and check and see if there's
00:41:35.920 any rumble rants or if people are making any different comments from those on facebook and
00:41:40.280 twitter hello hello hello hello oh that's right wayne peters is going to drop a bomb tomorrow
00:41:47.900 at one o'clock central so be watching on whatsupcanada.org lgn.news make that lgm my mistake
00:41:57.540 looking glass media lgm dot news
00:42:01.060 mexitalo says alberta's gotta be the least vaccinated gotta be the least well what about
00:42:11.340 saskatchewan alberta and saskatchewan have got the same kind of mentality don't you think
00:42:15.640 all right let's go oh wait a minute i'm going to go down here and
00:42:22.160 Check and see some comments from people.
00:42:26.340 Ooh, it seems like there's a lot of comments tonight.
00:42:28.380 Awesome.
00:42:28.880 The more comments, the better.
00:42:30.520 More and more.
00:42:31.200 I'm going to go right down to the bottom.
00:42:32.360 Okay, so Angie says, Sask least, BC most.
00:42:39.020 Christina says, Newfoundland is the least.
00:42:43.020 Wayne says, Sask is the least.
00:42:45.400 Krista says, Alberta and New Brunswick.
00:42:47.840 So you're suggesting Alberta is the least vaccinated.
00:42:50.220 New Brunswick is the most vaccinated.
00:42:52.160 french says sask is the least angelo says new brunswick although i don't know if you're talking
00:42:59.080 about most or least david seems to feel that ontario is the most vaccinated all right this
00:43:04.180 is kind of a fun game but let's get down to it here okay this is overall the vaccination totals
00:43:12.940 and the least vaccinated province is drum roll please alberta at 79.6 percent the most vaccinated
00:43:23.980 is newfoundland at 96 percent all right that's overall that's overall you guys
00:43:31.540 here's the percent of people who have in the last six months completed their primary series
00:43:38.040 have received a booster okay so as you can see alberta this is the one i was going for actually
00:43:43.520 alberta is the least now provinces none of it here is a territory so we can't count them
00:43:49.300 but alberta is the least in the last six months of anybody to have had their primary series
00:43:57.500 completed or a booster shot so alberta but who's the most british columbia by a mile 34.1 percent
00:44:05.540 so it appears the people on the left coast are the most hypnotized even still if you think about it
00:44:14.280 that's got to be a low number overall when people are not being coerced threatened with their
00:44:20.800 livelihoods they just don't do it why because they don't trust it in my opinion or there's a lot of
00:44:30.660 people like lee was saying earlier who are completely clueless they have no idea what the
00:44:35.600 news these days is or they don't want to hear it and they think i've got my two shots i'm good i'm 0.91
00:44:40.180 safe i'm fine i'm not taking any more of that crap and that's fine that plays into our idea of things 0.82
00:44:46.780 but for the wrong reasons anyway this is something else i was surprised to see from left-wing 0.69
00:44:53.760 marxist corporate media ctv reporting on this and i would have thought that this happened
00:45:01.240 months and months ago but nope vaccine verification app has been discontinued in manitoba the manitoba
00:45:09.340 government's covet 19 vaccine verification app has come to an end according to a provincial
00:45:13.980 spokesperson the app which was launched 2021 has been discontinued the app was created to allow
00:45:20.740 blah blah blah so this was the app that checked your vaccine status it's now gone
00:45:25.760 i don't know what it's like in any other province but in manitoba it's gone all right so everybody
00:45:32.840 who's asking about what trudeau wants from the premiers in exchange for all that extra money
00:45:37.200 in health care over the next 10 years okay so this story comes from cbc where they say trudeau
00:45:45.300 is also pitching 25 billion over 10 years to advance what the government is calling shared
00:45:49.220 priorities. Shared priorities? Well, it's the government's priority, federal, they're trying
00:45:54.140 to push onto the provinces. Remember last night, we told you that Scott Moe said we will never adopt
00:45:59.440 a digital ID, and we will never share medical information with anybody. That's what he said.
00:46:06.740 And he said that in a letter to the people of Saskatchewan.
00:46:12.540 The story goes on to say this new $25 billion pool of funds is in addition to the $7.8 billion
00:46:18.860 over five years the government already earmarked for mental health home and community care and
00:46:23.820 long-term care as part of ongoing health care talks the federal government has said it wants
00:46:30.420 to sign bilateral deals with each province and territory to earmark money for the health related
00:46:35.560 issues that each jurisdiction cares about most but ottawa is insisting that those new funds be
00:46:42.740 directed at four priority areas family health services health workers backlogs mental health
00:46:48.520 and substance use, and a modernized health system.
00:46:52.600 Now, up here, it says,
00:46:58.520 to access the enhanced CHT,
00:47:02.120 healthcare transfer fund,
00:47:05.200 provinces must first commit to improving
00:47:07.220 how health data is collected, shared, used,
00:47:10.760 and reported to Canadians
00:47:12.000 to promote greater transparency on results
00:47:15.300 and to help manage public health emergencies.
00:47:18.520 the government said in a background document supplied to reporters.
00:47:22.120 The federal government wants this data
00:47:24.300 so that it can better track healthcare performance and outcomes.
00:47:29.100 Now, let me ask you a question.
00:47:34.320 No.
00:47:35.840 Let me make a statement here.
00:47:38.720 Many people in this country don't understand
00:47:41.680 that the federal government has almost zero responsibility
00:47:46.300 for the health care in this country that is a provincial matter all the federal government does
00:47:53.600 is transfer money tax money to the provinces so they can administer health care under the
00:48:00.980 guidelines of the canada health care act as they see fit the federal government should have no say
00:48:07.200 in any of this they never have before they never cared to but now
00:48:11.780 they want health data they want to improve how it's collected shared used and reported
00:48:19.600 to canadians to promote greater transparency on results and to help manage public health
00:48:25.780 emergencies and whenever the government this government in particular talks about transparency 0.99
00:48:32.000 you know that they are full of shite 0.98
00:48:34.760 it also says they want this information shared more efficiently between primary doctors pharmacists 0.99
00:48:43.300 specialists and the hospital system they say canadians should be able to access their own
00:48:48.320 health information and benefit from it being shared between health workers across health
00:48:52.560 settings and across jurisdictions the government said in its background it already is
00:48:57.300 in most cases and if it's not all you have to do is ask for it to be shared if it needs to be
00:49:06.240 shared for example your gp uh recommends that you go see a heart specialist so your gp will send
00:49:12.500 all of your health records over to that specialist the specialist will look at them
00:49:16.420 and if it needs to go to surgery then the records go to the surgeon
00:49:19.860 that's the way it works so what exactly is the federal government looking for
00:49:26.700 wayne peters i know you're watching right now and i know that there's a new deal that's been signed
00:49:31.680 with the world health organization when it comes to countries sharing their medical data with them
00:49:37.920 and i forget the terminology of it is it i10 something like that
00:49:43.240 so i can't tie this to that i can speculate but i can't tie this to that
00:49:52.980 but i feel the federal government i feel trudeau wants our medical information to give to the
00:50:00.960 world health organization although i can't say that for certain that's what i think is going on
00:50:07.080 here and maybe maybe wayne is part of the bomb you're dropping tomorrow at one o'clock i don't
00:50:16.260 know here's something interesting that we didn't see on any of the canadian marxist corporate media
00:50:21.900 websites but from the bbc of all places surprise in canada and or sorry as new york state or sorry
00:50:29.860 new york city buses migrants to the border an immigration official in the canadian province of
00:50:35.840 Quebec has said it's surprising to learn that New York City is sending migrants to the country's
00:50:40.980 border. This story came out yesterday. We've known for years that they've been bussing migrants to
00:50:49.320 the border. It's a surprise. New York City Mayor Eric Adams told Fox 5 that his administration was
00:50:55.960 assisting migrants who had been sent to his city but wanted to go elsewhere. Some want to go to
00:51:01.200 canada some want to go to warmer states and we're there for them as they continue to move up with
00:51:06.020 their pursuit of this dream mr adams said the new york post has reported that migrants in new york
00:51:12.400 city are being given free bus tickets to plattsburgh new york about 20 miles south of the canadian
00:51:18.580 border from there they pay taxis and shuttles to take them to quebec quebec immigration minister
00:51:25.160 christine frechette told reporters in montreal the development was surprising
00:51:29.740 are you kidding me we've known about this for years the same thing goes on in manitoba
00:51:40.200 they're busing migrants from minneapolis the twin cities to the border the manitoba border
00:51:46.400 where they drop them off i think it's in pemita and they either walk or swim across from there 0.87
00:51:53.340 this is not surprising this is ridiculous
00:51:57.460 but they're saying oh no we didn't know this so now that they know and it's been exposed on a 0.82
00:52:04.380 left-wing corporate media outlet no less maybe they'll have to do something about it
00:52:10.220 okay guys look at this headline it's from global news stats canada requesting banking information
00:52:20.720 of 500,000 Canadians without their knowledge.
00:52:24.400 I told you about this last week.
00:52:26.820 Look at the date on this.
00:52:28.520 October the 26th, 2018.
00:52:32.720 That's over four years ago.
00:52:35.280 Exclusive.
00:52:36.400 Stats Canada requesting banking information
00:52:38.600 of 500,000 Canadians without their knowledge.
00:52:42.720 Did they get the access?
00:52:47.500 Well, let's read about it.
00:52:49.060 This comes from the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
00:52:57.260 In October of 2018, a news outlet reported that Statistics Canada had plans to collect the banking information of 500,000 households without their knowledge or consent.
00:53:08.660 I'm sorry, it's not 500,000 Canadians, it's 500,000 households. This could be over a million people.
00:53:15.180 it was later reported that statistics canada had already collected credit information from
00:53:22.420 transunion of canada inc so this is a very long summation here look at this this is pages and
00:53:32.040 pages and pages and pages pages pages long so let's get to the end here let's get to the summary
00:53:37.680 transparency joke
00:53:41.140 conclusion i'm going to make this bigger so we can all see
00:53:47.820 oh by the way how many complaints were lodged
00:53:56.040 from canadians do you think 103 that's it i guess the rest of those million or so people just went
00:54:07.560 yeah go ahead go ahead and look at my banking stuff i don't care but i'll bet you that they
00:54:12.720 didn't know about it they didn't know
00:54:17.220 here's the conclusion that the privacy commissioner came to
00:54:34.440 in light of the above the complaints with respect to the credit information project are not well
00:54:40.560 founded based on the facts we gathered the project involved accessing documents or record
00:54:50.280 maintained by transunion and fell within statistics canada's authority in section 13 of the statistics
00:54:56.440 act the project therefore involved the collection of personal information that related directly to
00:55:01.520 an authorized program or activity of statistics canada within the meaning of the section four
00:55:07.500 section four of the act given that no personal information was collected with respect to the
00:55:12.340 financial transactions project we declined to make a finding but note our concerns that the
00:55:17.660 proposed design of the project would have exceeded statistics canada's authority under section 13
00:55:22.400 my friends this means that they can look at your banking information with impunity whenever they
00:55:30.160 want statistics canada can do that bob jones of waterloo ontario let's go into his banking
00:55:41.820 stuff and see what he's got
00:55:43.860 you'll never know
00:55:48.100 that's not right and that also plays into what's coming don't you think
00:55:57.180 Could it have been that four and a half years ago they decided to maybe just float a test balloon to see if people cared, first of all, and to see if it was even doable to get into people's personal banking information?
00:56:11.700 Apparently it is.
00:56:15.500 And that was four and a half years ago.
00:56:17.840 What's next?
00:56:21.660 Story from TNC.News.
00:56:23.580 Ottawa mayor, newly elected mayor.
00:56:25.580 we thought this mayor was cool when he got elected well he's promoting drag queen story
00:56:33.760 time featuring an x-rated performer i put this up on the facebook page earlier today
00:56:38.640 mayor mark sutcliffe promoted an all-ages drag queen story time for kids which features a
00:56:44.480 performance by an x-rated entertainer as reported by true north several drag queen story times are
00:56:49.520 being advertised to children during the capitol's ongoing winter pride festival including one at
00:56:55.340 the national arts center which is taxpayer funded in a tweet sutcliffe said the event celebrated
00:57:02.280 ottawa's status as a welcoming and inclusive city i i don't see how they correlate welcoming 0.99
00:57:12.420 and inclusive with some drag queen hanging his penis in front of a five-year-old's face 0.99
00:57:18.380 like how is that oh just be polite and and look at the penis dear it'll be over soon i don't 1.00
00:57:27.300 understand how obscenities line up with welcoming and inclusive clown world 0.99
00:57:37.280 let's go on here oh look there's the drag queen story time
00:57:43.000 it's today it was today from 11 till one o'clock i wonder if there was any kind of
00:57:50.300 protest going on performer cyril cinder's public social media accounts feature a variety of
00:57:54.980 explicit and adult content including images of male prosthetic genitalia in response to
00:58:00.780 sutcliffe's tweet several people took issue with the mayor's public stance on the issue
00:58:04.580 wrote twitter user merrick tomowski children do not belong at drag shows another question what
00:58:11.940 parents were bringing their children to such events for in the first place what kind of parent
00:58:16.020 takes their kids to a drag story time bizarre from lisa wilson last week heritage canada also
00:58:23.100 advertised a february 11th outdoor drag story time featuring two local drag queens one of the
00:58:28.900 entertainers genesis also features racy content on their profile including a reference to queen
00:58:35.020 elizabeth ii's death did you hear the queen is dead which means the crown and scepter is open
00:58:41.640 for the taking that's from this genesis on instagram drag queen story times for children
00:58:49.940 have sparked controversy blah blah blah blah blah in 2021 the ottawa carlton district school board
00:58:55.120 also hosted a drag story hour for youth forum it also held an event on decolonizing gender
00:59:02.820 for parents and staff my friends this is much more far-reaching than we understand
00:59:09.500 and disney it looks like is cutting 7 000 jobs company's transformation
00:59:18.300 well disney company will cut 7 000 jobs as part of an ambitious company-wide cost saving plan
00:59:27.000 and strategic reorganization announced today by ceo bob eiger the job cuts amount to about
00:59:34.100 three percent of the entertainment giant's global workforce and were unveiled after disney reported
00:59:39.240 quarterly results that topped wall street's forecasts so even though they're having great
00:59:43.880 results on wall street they're still cutting staff interesting igor returned as ceo this is
00:59:50.980 an associated press story by the way this is not a national post story igor returned as ceo in
00:59:56.180 november following a challenging two-year tenure by his hand-picked successor bob chapik the company
01:00:01.400 said the job reductions are part of a targeted 5.5 billion dollar cost savings across the company
01:00:07.700 as of October 1st Disney employed 220,000 people of which about 166,000 worked in the U.S. and
01:00:15.560 54,000 internationally what do you want to bet those 7,000 job losses are white people
01:00:23.840 probably more like white men but definitely white i would imagine that most of the people who lose
01:00:34.420 their jobs are white that's just me spitballing i don't know for sure i'm not sure if disney
01:00:42.260 actually keeps records of what color or culture or religious belief or sexual preference their
01:00:48.140 employees are i'll bet they do but i don't know there was a grilling on capitol hill today a lot
01:00:59.100 of um a lot of big tech executives and former executives were being questioned before the
01:01:05.860 house committee today and this is uh house representative nancy mace of south carolina
01:01:14.080 listen to what she has to say this is blistering may i ask of you where did you go to medical
01:01:21.620 school i did not go to medical school i'm sorry i did not go to medical school that's what i thought
01:01:27.720 why do you think you or anyone else at twitter had the medical expertise to censor a doctor's
01:01:33.100 expert opinion our policies regarding covid were designed to protect individuals we were seeing
01:01:43.120 You guys censored Harvard-educated doctors, Stanford-educated doctors, doctors that are educated in the best places in the world, and you silenced those voices.
01:01:54.480 My next question is to the U.S. government.
01:01:58.020 Oh, excuse me.
01:01:58.420 I have another chart I want to show you, Ms. Gaddy.
01:02:00.440 I have another tweet by someone with a following of a full 18,000 followers.
01:02:05.100 This person put a chart from the CDC on Twitter.
01:02:09.680 It's the CDC's own data.
01:02:11.600 so it's accurate by your standards, and you all labeled this as misleading.
01:02:16.920 You're not a doctor, right, Ms. Gatti?
01:02:19.740 No, I'm not.
01:02:20.740 Okay.
01:02:21.160 What makes you think you or anyone else at Twitter have the medical expertise
01:02:24.400 to censor actual, accurate CDC data?
01:02:29.660 I'm not familiar with these particular situations.
01:02:32.360 Yeah, I'm sure you're not.
01:02:36.180 That's their go-to, right?
01:02:37.960 I'm not familiar.
01:02:38.940 I didn't know about this.
01:02:41.600 they're taking it on a case by case by case.
01:02:47.000 They know exactly what they were doing.
01:02:49.380 So when they say that, it's a cop-out.
01:02:52.140 And technically speaking, I suppose you can't say that they're lying under oath, can you?
01:02:57.560 So the question needs to be,
01:02:59.940 were you censoring conservative voices more than you were censoring progressive voices?
01:03:11.600 there's proof of it in the Twitter files.
01:03:17.360 So if they lie, that means they're committing perjury,
01:03:20.960 which is punishable by up to five years in jail,
01:03:24.240 according to American statutes, I believe.
01:03:29.400 I thought I'd leave you with a funny one tonight.
01:03:33.080 This is Joe Biden.
01:03:34.620 now you got kevin mccarthy who is the house speaker and kamala harris behind him
01:03:47.620 and biden says make no mistake if you try anything to raise the cost of frizzy
01:03:56.320 Leo Juub's I will veto it, but here you go.
01:04:01.040 Make no mistake.
01:04:03.460 If you try anything to raise the cost of Brazilian jobs, I will veto it.
01:04:11.740 Make no mistake.
01:04:13.980 If you try anything to raise the cost of Brazilian jobs, I will veto it.
01:04:18.900 Make no mistake. 0.98
01:04:20.200 If you try anything to raise the cost of rescindium jobs, I will veto it. 0.69
01:04:32.220 You think we can make a rap song out of that?
01:04:35.680 For rescindium jobs, I will veto it. 0.93
01:04:39.020 No idea what he was talking about, by the way. 1.00
01:04:42.600 So that's the show tonight, my friends.
01:04:44.460 I hope you enjoyed.
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01:04:52.600 she's working closely with
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