The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Weds. May 4th⧸2022 w⧸ special guest James Topp Canada Marches

00:00:00.000 at night this is wednesday may the 4th 2022 special guest on the show tonight is james top

00:00:08.200 canadian military member who has been walking across canada with canada marches for freedom

00:00:14.140 and we're going to talk to him about what that's been like so far tonight he hit winnipeg yesterday

00:00:18.900 had a great uh meeting with about 350 to 400 people at the sturgeon heights community center

00:00:24.720 on Rita and he continued his march today with hopes of reaching the tomb of the unknown soldier

00:00:31.120 by mid to late July of course the tomb of the unknown soldier is in Ottawa so James Topp joins

00:00:37.120 the show in just a couple of minutes I have a birthday greeting and I don't normally do birthday

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00:00:57.020 missed i think one one show in all that time because he was working up north and couldn't

00:01:02.720 get an internet signal so that makes al one of my most valued members not that i like to you know

00:01:10.900 you know make anybody higher than anybody else because i like to treat people fairly and equally

00:01:17.420 But Al's been with me a long time and his wife, Shirley, is celebrating a birthday today.

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00:04:19.100 canada nanosilver.ca all right let's bring them on right now james top canada marches james thank

00:04:26.440 you for coming on the show tonight i really appreciate it you're on a rooftop somewhere

00:04:29.840 in winnipeg where are you no i'm actually uh in behind the norwood hotel i just uh came outside

00:04:36.680 to the rv because i'm at this point now where i do these interviews to get like uh to kind of

00:04:42.820 walk around and show folks where we're at instead of uh the inside of a building because typically

00:04:48.640 this is the theme that we've been doing with these um these type of interviews is uh we are we

00:04:55.280 by the time this show came on we have concluded for the day and um but typically we like to do

00:05:02.520 these interviews while we're on the march right so so kind of doing an adaptation of that so you're

00:05:08.360 continuing to march even after you've finished marching for the day yeah this is just yeah

00:05:13.460 pace yeah exactly what kind of pace have you been able to keep james how many kilometers per day are

00:05:19.120 you getting in 40 to 50 and then um what's happening is uh well the last few days we had

00:05:29.000 there was one day where we did 20 because i had to make up for the 20 that i lost during a snowstorm

00:05:36.080 back in saskatchewan so you know i mean typically to today going through the city takes us a lot

00:05:44.400 longer right and um you know we're kind of i'm kind of out of gas at this point i'm on reserve

00:05:50.360 battery power so dude you've still got a long way to go man i mean like are you going to take a

00:05:55.740 couple of days are you allowed to do that is there a schedule yeah we'll probably i i've made

00:06:01.480 an executive decision to take a day off tomorrow so um we're going to do that because um yeah it's

00:06:09.000 But we've got to stock up on a couple of things here in a bigger town.

00:06:13.860 It makes it easier for that kind of thing to happen.

00:06:16.700 I've got family here, and I've got some friends here.

00:06:20.780 So we'll take a day off tomorrow, do a little bit of R&R for the team as well,

00:06:25.720 because they've been hard at it.

00:06:30.360 So we are taking breaks, absolutely.

00:06:32.680 Otherwise, we would have gone thug raving mad.

00:06:35.040 however uh having said that it's not much like i mean we typically go five days take a day

00:06:42.120 and then it's just enough time to realize how much uh how little time it is so it's a good

00:06:50.420 thing the weather is finally improving for you i know you started in vancouver and you went over

00:06:54.500 the mountainous and hilly terrain and then you probably uh got to some flatland but it was

00:06:59.180 minus 20 minus 25 at that point through alberta well it wasn't quite that cold but um definitely

00:07:05.220 we hit uh we hit saskatchewan and uh saskatchewan definitely was a character building exercise

00:07:13.400 um with the wind and the cold and the snow and um i i thought the mountains i thought the mountains

00:07:24.560 were uh challenging but i have to say you know going through saskatchewan um that was just as

00:07:34.720 challenging if not more so um good leg workout though marching into the wind is a good leg

00:07:41.180 workout you know what you said going through saskatchewan was character building dude you

00:07:45.700 have been on the road for two and a half months walking across the second largest country in the

00:07:51.320 world and i think the whole thing is probably a character builder not that you need it because uh

00:07:58.040 the reason you're doing this speaks about your character let's talk about the reason that you're

00:08:02.680 doing this in the first place there are three different uh points that you are making correct

00:08:09.560 yeah and it's and there's actually a fourth point that i'll touch on that uh has occurred to me as

00:08:14.600 i've done this but this this started out as a protest for for myself being placed on leave

00:08:21.400 without pay from my federal government job with uh where i was working with a public service

00:08:26.620 alliance in canada as a civilian employee of the rcmp um i had transitioned from the regular army

00:08:34.080 back in 2019 um to the reserve force which is basically you know i'm moving from full-time to

00:08:41.680 part-time which allowed me to pursue this other career and um in both cases i was uh because of

00:08:49.180 the the uh my objection to mandates requiring employees uh to be vaccinated tested isolated

00:08:59.600 or quarantined and um you know my failure to comply with the chief of defense staff

00:09:05.280 directive now i'm speaking from the military side of the house of school that way

00:09:12.800 okay yeah um so the in both cases with my with my public service job and with the dnd

00:09:20.640 um so with my public service job i'm currently on leave without pay the dnd is uh releasing me

00:09:27.040 and they are also likely to charge me for failure to comply with the policy and I just

00:09:37.040 want to make it perfectly clear it has less to do with vaccines and it has to do with

00:09:46.480 you know the the overreach of of the federal government into our personal lives and I don't

00:09:53.040 think that um i've said it before i say it again i don't believe that the federal government has

00:09:57.700 the authority um to tell me how to be healthy and what i need to do to be healthy so that's uh

00:10:05.220 that's there's that right what else um so having said that i'm going there to speak on behalf of

00:10:14.960 all of the uh the federal government employees which way should we go that way that are also

00:10:20.900 in the same position as i am and i've encountered quite a few of them now they're also been placed

00:10:26.140 on leave without pay or they've been released from a contract and uh i want to go and make

00:10:34.200 that known and the suffering that those folks um have gone through and then finally

00:10:40.380 i want to speak to health officials ministers members of parliament on um how members of

00:10:50.880 of uh the public service rcmp and the armed forces i would say most of them have accepted

00:10:59.320 these procedures these medical procedures because of the fact that they had their arms twisted

00:11:05.900 behind their back and were told that they needed to comply or they would lose their paycheck

00:11:13.280 how many people feel as you do in the public service that you've been contacted by

00:11:19.280 um it's difficult to say but i would say that um the outspoken ones are are in a minority

00:11:30.520 um however they are trapped in in uh concentric circles concentric circles of fear and that

00:11:39.800 um you know they dare not they feel that they dare not speak out against their employer

00:11:45.800 um and and they don't want to talk about it for failure of being identified

00:11:51.980 so i don't often hear from them the ones i am hearing from are the ones that i encounter on

00:11:59.320 my travels right right so uh it's not like i'm being invited back to uh my old job you know to

00:12:08.860 hear anybody talk about how much they think these policies like i anecdotally i can say

00:12:16.620 most of the folks don't agree with the policy but i i couldn't give you like a hard and fast number

00:12:24.420 what kind of support have you received uh in in different places on your journey so far i mean

00:12:30.060 you know i think i know you got a huge crowd last night yeah i mean that's the largest that's the

00:12:36.780 largest crowd that we have encountered to date and it's just been growing and growing as we've

00:12:44.720 as we've done this um what has happened is that i think you know it was anticipated

00:12:52.760 that you know we wouldn't get a lot of support in the early days or i should let me back that up

00:12:59.740 the the support that we got early on was not as how do I put it prevalent as it

00:13:10.800 is now because not a lot of people knew exactly what was what I was doing but

00:13:15.760 even at the early days lots of folks step forward when I put out that initial

00:13:23.800 video um a lot of lots of folks step forward and want to do help out and then it's just been

00:13:31.160 growing and growing to the point where you know we had a really good crowd here in winnipeg yesterday

00:13:36.360 and uh you know so the support that we're getting is you know folks are opening their homes to us

00:13:43.880 um you know they're they're driving out with meals at you today uh there was a uh

00:13:48.040 a family that drove out with some lunch and uh they're farmers here in manitoba

00:13:55.240 we're just uh just in headingley manitoba

00:14:00.040 yeah so you know direct donations and then you know with with some of these things it's the

00:14:05.720 raffles and stuff so it's that that you know they're doing um potluck dinners things like that

00:14:13.800 so it's pretty uh it's it's overwhelming and it it often leaves me speechless uh and it's and it's

00:14:26.520 i don't know how to put it it's just like you know restoring my faith in humanity and

00:14:30.840 um it's amazing yeah it's very humbling experience um

00:14:35.720 um how i i don't even know how to how to even ask you this but like how are you doing this

00:14:45.800 every single day i i don't know i can't even imagine this it's it's a good question but um

00:14:54.840 i think i'm not sure uh we do we take our rest days i get and this is the other way you know

00:15:02.080 folks have have enabled this you know we take our rest days um we get a good sleep at night

00:15:09.760 and um we're able to do that because folks are being generous and they're allowing us to stay

00:15:14.880 with them they want to take part in this they want to help us so james where are you sleeping

00:15:20.800 most nights i mean if you if you stop on the highway somewhere between swift current and moose

00:15:25.600 jaw i mean like are you pitching a tent or do you have a trailer with you or exactly we got the rv

00:15:30.640 in case of emergencies but typically what we do is like i said for example swift curry

00:15:38.320 there's a family there um and they opened their home to us so the t they say yeah we got a big

00:15:44.400 house lots of room in the basement guest rooms so forth and so on and your team can come stay with

00:15:50.560 us so you know there's that or like here in winnipeg um we've got some donations we're able

00:15:57.040 able to put it towards getting a hotel room um like there was incidences where or incidents

00:16:05.040 where we slept in like a church basement or a uh a town hall right so this is where we're sleeping

00:16:13.220 and because we're able to do that and get a good rest that's one of the things that allows us to

00:16:20.900 kind of get that you know you recharge a little bit and you can do the business the next day um

00:16:28.980 you know it is you are doing you adopt i i get it you're doing something extraordinary you're doing

00:16:34.580 what terry fox did and that's i'm sure why you left uh vancouver from the monument of terry fox

00:16:39.700 there and and you're coming across canada how has the reception been from establishments i'm talking

00:16:46.020 about mayors of cities and towns and maybe even the left-wing corporate media have they

00:16:51.860 bothered to cover you at all considering you are doing something extraordinary nothing yeah no not

00:16:57.140 at all and i honestly didn't expect it um what the the folks that are kid watch out

00:17:06.980 the folks that are covering me are uh people like you you know it's it's uh it's honest

00:17:14.980 independent journalism podcasters bloggers you know they're the ones that i think are

00:17:20.320 going to help us get through this and um do what i would i would i welcome you know some attention

00:17:28.120 from um you know a more like a larger mainstream outlet potentially but at the same time it

00:17:40.580 concerns me just because I know the level of misinformation and, you know, truncated headlines

00:17:50.900 to get folks to think about things in a different way than from what is actually happening.

00:17:56.100 Does that make any sense?

00:17:57.440 Yeah, yeah, it absolutely does.

00:17:59.100 And, you know, I mean, I've been railing on the left-wing corporate media ever since I

00:18:03.280 started this show like a year and a half ago.

00:18:05.000 They're just not willing to tell the whole truth.

00:18:08.680 And in some cases, there's bald-faced lies.

00:18:11.240 I wouldn't be surprised if they tried to paint you as some kind of right-wing extremist knuckle-dragger Nazi, which you're not.

00:18:17.820 You're a man who is standing up for the rights and freedoms of Canadians from coast to coast.

00:18:22.780 You want to have a meeting with Justin Trudeau when you get to Ottawa.

00:18:27.560 Is that correct?

00:18:28.860 Well, let me put it this way.

00:18:31.040 members of parliament uh have been uh mailed uh emailed mailed and we have in the process

00:18:38.280 with our online team um they're being called now as well on the phone um you know so

00:18:48.540 these are all members of parliament 338 of them and um those members of parliament are also

00:18:55.040 ministers so if they choose to accept this invitation and he is one of them that's fine

00:19:03.240 am i expecting it to happen i think it's probably the chances are minimal but that's also fine too

00:19:11.040 because what we're going to have there is a demonstration of uh just how little uh they care

00:19:17.900 and uh that is uh that's saying something in and of itself um so you know yeah we'll uh

00:19:27.200 we'll go there i'm going to be joined by hundreds if not thousands of other veterans

00:19:32.500 because uh this is what they told me you know individually or uh they're joining up

00:19:38.880 groups like Vets for Freedom, and they are going to be in Ottawa when I get there, so

00:19:49.020 that we can have this conversation, okay, so we can have this conversation with folks,

00:20:00.760 and if they choose to ignore us, like they ignore the truckers, what's that going to

00:20:05.740 what's that going to say to them what's what's the uh what's the optics going to be for that

00:20:12.220 political class it's it's not going to be that great i don't think so no it just keeps getting

00:20:16.560 worse and worse and worse for the uh the laurentian elites but i don't know if they even care yeah so i

00:20:22.780 will say though we have received uh positive responses from three uh members of parliament

00:20:28.060 uh no just and i am being uh i am giving them some time and leeway just because i know human

00:20:34.560 beings like you and i they have lives and uh families and so forth and so on there's this

00:20:40.980 back and forth that has to happen between getting access to a member of parliament and getting

00:20:46.560 through his uh very the various levels of his staff which is which is where i think we're at

00:20:51.920 we're at with this but i don't doubt that um i have got the attention and um of several members

00:21:00.200 of parliament um and they are probably being guided by their various party um

00:21:12.120 leadership you know to probably keep this at arm's length right so have you reached out to

00:21:18.600 any of the conservative uh leadership candidates no no i don't have their i don't have their contact

00:21:26.360 information and i'm not sure that uh they're that interested in talking to me because i um

00:21:34.680 actually do have a negative response from a conservative member of parliament uh in the

00:21:41.480 name of candace bergen right interesting yeah so um candace bergen is an mp from portage la prairie

00:21:50.440 here in manitoba uh she is the interim leader of the party right now what was her negative response

00:21:55.400 what did she say i'm unaware yeah she just said that she would uh not be attending that's all

00:22:03.800 yeah you you are walking across the country for freedom since when is that a bad thing

00:22:11.400 this is what i don't understand why is it such a controversial thing you know for you to be doing

00:22:17.880 what you're doing for politicians it makes no sense at all well i think what it is is that

00:22:24.360 We are in a position now in this country where politicians are at the mercy of their parties,

00:22:39.880 and they are not necessarily listening to the Canadian public.

00:22:45.480 Right, and the parties are all in bed with the World Economic Forum and the UN Agenda 2030,

00:22:51.520 which makes it a little bit more difficult to get through to them maybe we are getting through to

00:22:56.780 them but they're just choosing not to respond because they've got other priorities that they

00:23:00.740 need to take care of we're not going to be able to vote our way out of this but maybe if you can

00:23:06.120 organize enough people in ottawa as you say thousands of veterans and not just veterans

00:23:10.120 but people who support freedom to come out peacefully do you think that might make a

00:23:15.220 difference i mean this will be uh you arriving in ottawa i think mid to late june will be the

00:23:20.940 third such demonstration uh ottawa has seen in 2022 yeah yeah and that's i think a trend

00:23:27.980 that we need to show them is going to continue because this is another part of this particular

00:23:33.740 mission that i'm on in addition to the three points i mentioned is that where we are now

00:23:41.420 at a point at time in this country's history where i think that a lot of the canadian public

00:23:48.220 has lost faith in their institutions

00:23:51.780 and rightly so, I would say.

00:23:57.380 Yes.

00:23:57.600 And I say this as somebody who hears this repeated to me

00:24:05.180 over and over again for the last 74 days.

00:24:08.640 This is morphing into, you know, unhappiness with mandates in all their forms, into a general intense dissatisfaction with the current government, with the folks that I'm encountering who choose to speak to me.

00:24:32.780 and um it's it's concerning and it should concern them which is one of the reasons

00:24:39.540 why i kind of want to talk to them about that because they need to address it they need to

00:24:46.140 do something to restore the public's trust james have you had any blowback at all from military

00:24:55.320 members or uh members of any police force across the country active or retired no i think they're

00:25:03.720 uh in general i haven't had much contact with them i in in um

00:25:11.960 with with active service military uh it is my belief that they are likely being told to stay

00:25:20.120 away from me or there will be repercussions and i say that um just uh because i spent 28 years in

00:25:31.400 the armed forces it seems to me that if everybody would stand up and say something all at one time

00:25:37.720 or within the space of you know three or four days it might have an effect as a matter of fact

00:25:42.840 i think it probably would have an effect if there's as many of us as i seem to think there are

00:25:47.320 well the problem is is that we are dealing with uh with a new belief system that's been that's

00:25:54.240 been imposed on us and so this is this is where we're at with this you know it's and it's and it's

00:26:00.720 fear guys are trapped in levels of fear because they are afraid of losing their jobs and their

00:26:10.440 pensions and their positions, their tenure, whatever, right? So it's kind of like, hold

00:26:23.840 up. So this is where we're at with this. You know, they don't want to be seen as being

00:26:36.860 sympathetic with this

00:26:38.880 because it's

00:26:40.260 you know on one hand they're being threatened

00:26:42.400 on the other hand they're afraid

00:26:44.820 of repercussions right

00:26:46.000 and with regards

00:26:50.800 to the other side to be honest

00:26:52.520 I haven't had much contact

00:26:54.540 with police services

00:26:58.180 the RCMP

00:26:59.280 who I consider to be

00:27:02.040 brothers and sisters

00:27:04.600 in arms really

00:27:05.400 um when i have i had dealings with them it's been good safety related and uh and that's it so

00:27:14.660 have you had a moment james where you thought to yourself i can't continue i'm just and i know

00:27:22.460 that you're very determined to finish the job here complete the mission but have you had a

00:27:27.400 moment where you thought i can't get up today i can't do this i just can't it's too much no i

00:27:33.180 wouldn't describe it as that but there's definitely been days when you know it's it presses down on

00:27:41.260 you so to speak and you get to this point where you're like you know i'll i'll i'll give you a

00:27:48.300 very specific example we were in alberta outside a little town called coldale and um it was a gray

00:27:55.400 day cold day and uh the feet are hurting and it just blood sugars are low and you're talking to

00:28:05.560 yourself going why am i doing this and then what ends up happening is uh almost every time this

00:28:12.280 has happened to me somebody or something has happened to kind of bolster my you know belief

00:28:18.920 that this is the right thing to be doing so that particular day gentleman approached me

00:28:22.680 and uh turns out he was from uh the same regiment as i am uh pbcli well that i was in

00:28:31.720 and uh he was uh injured in afghanistan in 2006 and lost his leg

00:28:37.120 and uh he had been following my journey and he knew that i was coming through the town

00:28:42.960 and um he uh came out to say hello and tell me how important this thing that i was doing is

00:28:54.480 and for him to come out and say that you know as a veteran as a somebody who lost a leg in combat

00:29:01.680 you know that was this was that's that's what uh keeps it going yeah and and that

00:29:10.160 that very same day actually and our uh let me back up another person came up who was also on

00:29:19.160 uh leave without pay told me how important it was that um you know this is what i what i'm doing

00:29:26.540 so it's not a matter of like you know i the question of not getting this done anymore it's

00:29:32.760 not even i couldn't even stop doing this have you had people join you for short stretches here and

00:29:40.740 there oh 100 yeah actually today we had uh folks join us for had one fellow named daryl

00:29:47.280 joined us for uh uh 40 kilometers today with a 40 40 pound pack on and um just in case anybody's

00:29:57.240 wondering why we carry the packets because um well it's it's just it's the army way you take

00:30:02.740 what you need with you you have your gear yeah 40 on your back when you're walking 40 kilometers

00:30:08.660 dude and do it every single day come on that that my mind's not that heavy anymore we we

00:30:14.720 i i stripped some of my gear down but he did it to you know for the day to challenge himself

00:30:20.320 right right and this is this is what it's about this is this whole thing is about folks

00:30:25.840 coming to the realization of what they can actually do if they put their minds to it

00:30:31.780 and not being afraid to challenge themselves or i should say managing the fear that they have

00:30:38.620 in order to challenge themselves because how many pairs of shoes have you been through james

00:30:43.800 well it's it's kind of funny it's like i'm i've got five or six pairs of shoes going on

00:30:50.800 but in general i want to say like you know good three or four for real but because like you know

00:30:57.840 i'll get to a point in the day where i get this excruciating pain in my feet and then um i'll uh

00:31:05.840 i'll change footwear so it doesn't wear out as fast but i definitely i've definitely probably

00:31:12.400 gone about two about three or four pairs now have there been any medical issues at all like blisters

00:31:17.360 uh twisted ankles yeah yeah every single day but you know you just power through it so sure yeah

00:31:26.460 how can we help you how can we continue to support this uh incredible mission you're on

00:31:31.160 well it's just you know it's for for folks like you you know you're getting the word out so

00:31:36.400 people know that we're doing it raises awareness to these issues and is encouraging people

00:31:41.760 because this is where we're at right now like i'm not doing this to make a dollar or tell t-shirts

00:31:47.000 or become famous i'm doing this because i have legitimate concerns about what is happening in

00:31:52.800 this country and the direction it's going in so you know for for folks like you it's getting the

00:31:58.600 word out there and uh drawing attention and so i can speak on these issues and then you know for

00:32:05.180 for folks who are watching this you know your your support in this is vital to this going forward

00:32:10.580 like i said getting a good rest at night um absolutely 100 important if i hadn't if we

00:32:18.380 had been trying to sleep out of rv's and tents i'm pretty sure we would still be in the mountains

00:32:23.980 so you know and then and then um the generosity that that folks are showing us you know with

00:32:33.120 with food and donations it's just it's incredible and um you know and it's at the end of the day

00:32:40.540 it's the encouragement and the support because there's those days where you get to be like i

00:32:46.720 said it's like what the hell am i doing here and then you know folks will drive out like you know

00:32:53.820 they'll drive up and they'll they'll come up and they're just like excited and emotional and super

00:32:59.240 happy and pumped up that you know this is happening that we're doing something you know i've i've uh

00:33:05.320 myself had photos taken with uh small children in the past couple of weeks or so and you know they

00:33:12.200 seem to understand even at six and seven years old exactly what is going on in this country

00:33:17.080 and they're all about freedom have you had emotional moments like that along the way too

00:33:21.640 like in the emotion where you have to stop and go look man i need a minute here

00:33:26.120 oh 100 yeah it usually happens on uh after a long day of um of marching and then you know

00:33:34.840 we'll we'll roll into a venue and it's like a potluck or something and folks want to say

00:33:41.320 you know they want us to say a couple of words and that's really when you start having the

00:33:45.560 you know because you're exhausted and tired and stuff so um

00:33:50.440 um, you know, and you're putting it out there, you know, you're telling folks why you're doing

00:33:55.980 what you're doing. It comes up, you know, I mean, for me personally, I was in a place of despair and

00:34:01.720 I was, uh, I was inspired by what happened with the truckers and the freedom convoy. And when you

00:34:07.860 speak to that, it, you know, it gets, it gets kind of, uh, emotional, but, you know, just see other

00:34:12.840 people uh yeah it you know the generosity is is overwhelming at times and it's uh

00:34:25.560 you know you encounter you encounter people who are just they just they're in on the verge of tears

00:34:33.000 telling you how happy they are you know that you know to see somebody standing up and doing

00:34:38.120 something and yeah it's like just about every day james i i admire your passion i admire your

00:34:46.580 determination and your courage to continue doing this have there been any wild animals at all that

00:34:52.560 come across your yeah we encountered i think occurred a herd of elk um back in bc but um

00:35:02.320 um yeah no it hasn't been like uh anything too crazy you know no no grizzly bears kind of got

00:35:09.400 up out of uh the hibernation to come harass us on the road or anything like that and uh you know

00:35:15.980 we're we're marching along the trans canada for the specific purpose of uh getting the attention

00:35:21.740 of folks because you know no folks roll up and they're like hey what are you doing and uh why

00:35:27.760 are you doing this and i've explained it to them right it's all about raising the awareness but

00:35:33.060 it's also sending the message that you know we're on our way and one of the important things that

00:35:37.240 happened here in winnipeg i just did a google map assessment of where we are and from the place where

00:35:46.660 we are we are now at 2300 kilometers um from where we started over 74 days ago and that's halfway

00:35:57.620 that's over halfway so we're on our way to ontario in about five to six days and so you're at the

00:36:04.820 you will be at the longitudinal center of canada in another day or two and then i guess it's off

00:36:09.540 to falcon lake and westauk and kenora and i'm sure you have a another welcoming committee in in places

00:36:14.820 like that and so that's that's what this is all about right this is a demonstration like uh there's

00:36:21.400 there's folks out there who are um ardently committed to making their voices heard and um

00:36:28.320 in a constructive peaceful fashion this is what we're doing james thank you for joining the show

00:36:36.540 tonight uh the website's got all the information about how we can support financially or possibly

00:36:41.140 with uh with dinners or uh lodgings for you over the rest of your journey yeah well we we're in

00:36:48.360 the in the process of kind of um getting a kind of streamlined you know how do i put it donation

00:36:57.820 thing going on but at the same time you gotta be careful you know trudeau might freeze those

00:37:03.300 accounts well we are we are definitely uh cognizant of the concerns people have but we're

00:37:09.700 we're kind of the marches uh dot ca but we're also kind of marches incorporated

00:37:14.580 so once we get everything finalized and get a little bit more

00:37:18.260 you know legal help on how to kind of get that going on on the website

00:37:24.220 there is a merchandise page where you can

00:37:28.200 go buy a t-shirt or a sweatshirt i would ask for patience on that because there is

00:37:35.000 a volunteer organization i think there's one man kind of cranking out t-shirts right now

00:37:39.800 so um having said that you know you can buy merchandise and then there's also just content

00:37:46.800 contacting us at canada marches at proton mail or at gmail so canada march is one word and then

00:37:55.620 you can just you know kind of say you know i want i i see you on the tracker you're coming up on

00:38:01.780 this area you know we can help in this way and uh you know i'm i'm i'm open to speaking to these

00:38:09.260 freedom groups and stuff like that and they're the groups that have uh been you know giving us

00:38:14.440 the support and uh we're happy to uh we're happy to see them and talk to them and that way uh that's

00:38:21.540 that you know so that's the way to kind of do it we're look out look out

00:38:24.480 james thanks very much for taking the time to come on tonight man get a good night's sleep

00:38:33.380 tonight hopefully we'll uh hook up with you again before you reach ottawa in mid-june thank you

00:38:39.180 yeah i'm looking forward to it all right there is james top canada marches he is uh leaving

00:38:45.120 winnipeg tomorrow morning and he should be in kenora in the next few days and then it's off

00:38:51.600 to thunder bay and north over the big lake they called gichigumi man in all seriousness guys this

00:38:59.480 is this is the first time this has been done since steve fagno and i think steve fagno did this

00:39:06.420 in 1985 or 1986 and of course before that it was terry fox who didn't finish because

00:39:12.440 of the cancer and it's amazing how those two were treated terry fox especially bridges

00:39:20.940 schools statues all over the country because he was fighting a battle against a fatal disease

00:39:28.420 and absolutely he should have been lauded in that way steve fano not as much i do recall

00:39:34.540 interviewing steve fano when he was in the middle of his journey and he had a bit of a tragic ending

00:39:42.460 to his life not too long ago and he got involved with drugs and and whatnot in the latter part of

00:39:51.500 his life sadly but that shouldn't have taken away his accomplishment running across the country

00:39:58.200 james top is walking across marching across canada he is marching across our country in the name

00:40:05.880 of freedom protesting government overreach something that the trudeau liberals refuse

00:40:13.300 to acknowledge and we'll get to that in just a second so huge huge acknowledgements to james

00:40:20.700 and his team for doing this and continuing to do this having the determination to make it through

00:40:26.680 canadamarches.ca you guys if you want to go and check out the tracker if you want to go ahead and

00:40:31.760 make a donation to the cause um he's a good guy and i admire him canadian hero right

00:40:40.400 all right let's uh let's get into some of the other stories that i have planned for you

00:40:46.240 tonight uh this one here this is interesting you guys the conservative leadership race

00:40:56.760 is on this came from the globe and mail yesterday and they've gotten down to six candidates six

00:41:03.680 why because joseph borgo and a couple of others even though they raised the funds

00:41:10.100 and they got the amount of signatures they needed before the deadline and submitted it to the

00:41:15.200 conservative party to continue the race have been removed from the race with no explanation

00:41:22.060 from Conservative Party leadership.

00:41:24.500 The Conservatives cleared six candidates

00:41:26.520 to run in the party's leadership race,

00:41:28.160 but disqualified three others who all said

00:41:30.960 they met the fundraising and nomination requirements

00:41:34.320 to make it to the final ballot.

00:41:36.520 Yesterday, the party released the final list

00:41:38.460 of verified candidates, Ontario MP Scott Atchison,

00:41:41.980 Leslyn Lewis, Pierre Polyev,

00:41:43.940 former Quebec Premier Jean Charest,

00:41:46.140 Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown,

00:41:48.060 Roman Babber, who is an independent member

00:41:50.480 of the Ontario Legislature.

00:41:53.180 So we have five Ontarians and one from Quebec.

00:41:57.000 Once again, the West will not be represented.

00:42:00.480 Left off the ballot, Joel Etienne, Joseph Bourgo, and Grant Abraham.

00:42:06.660 All three are seeking clarification from the party to explain why they were disqualified

00:42:11.100 or are appealing the decision.

00:42:13.500 I went and checked out Joseph Bourgo's Facebook page just before we came on the show live.

00:42:18.720 and they still haven't received any clarification as to what the heck happened

00:42:23.640 the disqualifications of mr burgo of saskatchewan and mr abraham of bc in particular leave the

00:42:30.780 prairie-based party with no western representative in the race the decisions also stymie efforts from

00:42:36.720 anti-abortion campaign life coalition to get more social conservative candidates to the ballot

00:42:42.080 what i had joseph borgo on the show last week i don't recall him saying anything about that

00:42:50.760 i haven't seen an interview with joseph borgo in the globe and mail are they just making an

00:42:57.420 assumption all of a sudden he is the knuckle dragging social conservative the party's

00:43:05.480 leadership election organizing committee was responsible for verifying whether candidates

00:43:09.880 had met the requirements to raise $300,000 and collect 500 nomination signatures by April 29th

00:43:16.760 in order to stay in the race, but committee chair Ian Brody declined to explain why Mr. Etienne,

00:43:22.440 Mr. Borgo, and Mr. Abraham did not make the cut. What? That's the same thing that happened

00:43:28.720 in the leadership race here in Manitoba not that long ago. Some crazy backdoor shenanigans.

00:43:37.540 In a brief announcement yesterday, Conservative Party Executive Director Wayne Benson also did not explain the decision, but said the party did disclose the reasons to the prospective candidates.

00:43:49.960 Is that why Mr. Burgot is going, we need clarification because we don't understand why we were disqualified in the first place?

00:44:00.700 Final verification was based on the requirements set out under the rules, not any prospective candidates' political beliefs.

00:44:07.220 Mr. Benson said, but I find that difficult to believe if all of these candidates had

00:44:13.900 fulfilled their requirements, but we're still told they couldn't run.

00:44:19.300 Now, for everybody, and I am not suggesting that this should change your mind, but I want you to

00:44:26.800 look at it closely. I want you to keep an open mind, you guys. I want you to understand that

00:44:32.640 You can't get locked into a thought based upon frivolous or no evidence whatsoever, okay?

00:44:39.180 And I'm not rooting for Pierre Polyev to win.

00:44:42.440 It's my expectation he will win this race because he's so far ahead in polling than the next closest candidate.

00:44:50.240 It's ridiculous.

00:44:53.300 But this comes from TNC.news, all right?

00:44:56.360 True North says, Pierre Polyev says he and his cabinet would boycott the World Economic Forum, even as they announce the World Economic Forum in the U.N., that they are speeding up Agenda 2030.

00:45:11.220 And we'll get to that story in just a couple of minutes.

00:45:15.220 CBC, CPC, leadership candidate Pierre Polyev, who has also said that he would defund the CBC, by the way.

00:45:24.040 Then again, so did Aaron O'Toole, right?

00:45:26.360 Pierre Polyev and his wife Anna answered some tough questions on the campaign trail this week

00:45:31.060 about pharmaceutical companies and globalist organizations. Flanked by Anna at a campaign

00:45:36.640 stop in Ontario, and this is the video that I was talking about last night, Polyev promised that his

00:45:42.540 government would boycott the World Economic Forum after being approached by a handful of people

00:45:47.940 asking him about any possible connections to the organization. Pierre used the opportunity to deny

00:45:53.220 affiliation with the group while taking a shot at Maxime Bernier. I'm against the World Economic

00:45:59.000 Forum, Poliev said. Unlike Maxime Bernier, I've never been to the Davos conference that the World

00:46:04.880 Economic Forum puts on, and he'll have to explain why he went there and what he was doing there.

00:46:10.360 Of course, he was a minister in the Stephen Harper government when he went in 2008. But I

00:46:15.480 did not go to that, Poliev said, and I would not, nor will any of my ministers. Have you spoken to

00:46:22.200 Justin Trudeau about the amount of money he's making on these vaccines that he's forcing on us,

00:46:26.840 one woman asked. I'm not accusing you, but I've heard that you have shares in that company.

00:46:31.740 Anna, Poliev's wife, asked if she could answer and took the woman by the hand.

00:46:37.560 Can I look you in the eyes when I say that? Can I hold you by the hand and say that? I do not,

00:46:44.660 darling. I really do not, and I'm honest, and I am promising you, promising. Here is that video.

00:46:52.200 that's not true does it bother you a veteran does it bother you i can't hear your question

00:47:04.700 we would have wanted to listen to music we would have stayed home and listened to music

00:47:11.240 i drove four hours to see you and to hear you and i'd like my questions to be heard

00:47:17.320 not just music. So could we shut this off or turn it down or something?

00:47:26.060 Thank you. Thank you.

00:47:30.360 Absolutely. I want you to know that I have been following you and watching you and you've given me so many hope, so much hope.

00:47:38.920 And there's times you actually brought me to tears, you know, that we might have a free country.

00:47:44.240 and one of the first questions i have for you is have you spoken to justin trudeau about the

00:47:50.820 amount of money that he's making on these vaccines that he's forcing on us i have not spoken to him

00:47:56.480 70 70 million dollars in two years he's made i'm not accusing you but i have heard that you have

00:48:04.140 shared in that company can answer that absolutely can i look at you guys absolutely can i hold your

00:48:09.360 All right, once again, guys, I am not telling you what to think about this.

00:48:27.520 I'm just saying that if you do hold a certain opinion about Polyev

00:48:32.480 or any of the other candidates for that matter,

00:48:34.580 make sure there is legitimate proof behind your thoughts because if there isn't

00:48:42.580 then you're not doing yourself or anybody else any favors now one question i haven't heard

00:48:50.680 polyev answer is agenda 2030 we've heard about the world economic forum but we haven't heard

00:48:59.160 him directly talk about Agenda 2030 and the UN Migration Pact, which his conservative

00:49:07.280 government signed just before Stephen Harper left office six and a half years ago.

00:49:15.720 And by the way, Pierre Polyev was a junior minister in that government, so he should

00:49:20.840 have to answer for that.

00:49:21.900 And so far, I haven't seen it.

00:49:24.460 the conservatives have accused trudeau of uttering an expletive in a heated exchange

00:49:31.840 in the house of commons they say he cursed during a heated exchange today the party says trudeau

00:49:40.540 uttered a six letter f word six letter f word what could that be six letter f word feminist no

00:49:48.820 it's not it's not the obvious because that's that's only four letters i i think i might know

00:49:58.420 what it is but if justin trudeau is actually a man who is not racist and non-judgmental how could he

00:50:07.820 ever utter that word i think you know what word i'm talking about six letter f word apparently

00:50:15.480 he uttered this word while in debate with national defense critic Carrie Lynn Findlay around a

00:50:20.820 military aircraft flying over Ottawa during the Freedom Convoy. Now we've learned that Canada's

00:50:26.640 special forces were operating surveillance aircraft. I'm sure they were just in training

00:50:31.100 over Ottawa during the February truckers protest. How can the prime minister justify using military

00:50:36.580 assets to surveil Canadians, Findlay asked. In response, Trudeau said, what the member opposite

00:50:43.440 just engaged in is dangerously close to misinformation disinformation and designed

00:50:48.640 to gin up fears and conspiracy theories around what happened a number of months ago all right

00:50:52.860 look if that is the case mr prime minister then all you have to say is no that's not true

00:50:59.360 that's not true at all you don't have to start using conjuring these words misinformation and

00:51:04.880 disinformation when there is none simply a question was asked that's it the political

00:51:11.780 discourse in this country and other western countries has been absolutely deplorable lately

00:51:16.160 with this use of rhetoric misinformation disinformation especially when it comes

00:51:22.320 from governments who actively engage in it on a daily basis now at that moment the question was

00:51:30.900 asked or sorry trudeau's response happened you can't see or hear what he said on the house of

00:51:37.640 commons video feed after answering the question but later conservative mp john barlow stood up

00:51:43.560 on a point of order asking the prime minister to apologize for the language he used but if it's not

00:51:49.840 on tape it's not on tape all right guys here are some videos from wherever starting with a house

00:51:57.640 of commons from today posted by melissa lanceman a conservative mp and stigmatize rinse and repeat

00:52:06.140 which experts is the Prime Minister listening to, what is the specific advice, what year is the

00:52:12.560 advice from, and why is the advice different in Canada than the rest of the world? It's all

00:52:17.740 secrets, Mr. Speaker. Canadians want to know when will this government end the outdated,

00:52:23.500 ineffective, and vindictive mandates.

00:52:29.080 The Right Honourable Prime Minister.

00:52:30.700 I see the Conservative Party talking an awful lot about divisions amongst Canadians,

00:52:37.600 but that hasn't been the experience of most Canadians who stepped up to over 90% to get vaccinated,

00:52:44.960 who demonstrated every step of the way that they were there for their neighbours.

00:52:49.860 Just hold on a sec. Just hold on a sec.

00:52:55.960 Again, I've said talk to your whips and get on the list for question period.

00:52:59.160 I'd be more than happy to have all the questions asked in this House of Commons.

00:53:05.700 Let me go on to the Honourable Deputy de Belleuille-Chambleau-Execution.

00:53:16.340 That's enough.

00:53:19.960 Klaus Schwab, we all know who he is.

00:53:24.240 The real, live James Bond villain.

00:53:26.380 And U.N. General Secretary Antonio Guterres signed an agreement to accelerate Agenda 2030.

00:53:34.420 Here is a 21-second video.

00:53:56.380 institutions and to jointly accelerate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda.

00:54:02.220 This afternoon, the Secretary General and Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum,

00:54:06.620 will witness the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on a strategic partnership

00:54:11.900 between the UN and the World Economic Forum, which outlines areas of cooperation to deepen

00:54:17.100 engagement between the two institutions and to jointly accelerate the implementation of the 2030

00:54:22.700 agenda guys i really haven't got a clue as to how still so many people on this planet are sleeping

00:54:34.260 it's right in front of our faces now they're trying to accelerate this agenda for complete

00:54:41.340 control over the population of the planet and yet people go ah you're just a conspiracy theorist

00:54:52.700 have you read agenda 2030 have you seen the videos

00:54:59.460 this is not a conspiracy conspiracy is something that happens behind closed doors shady circumstances

00:55:07.580 a cabal of old men chomping on cigars like in the x-files right

00:55:14.620 deals with aliens these guys are doing it in front of the world these unelected people

00:55:19.980 are doing it right in front of the world to see and they give it to the government leaders

00:55:28.600 who come back to their countries and they don't take it to the people i don't recall hearing any

00:55:34.340 world leader go back to their country after one of these meetings with klaus schwab

00:55:38.160 or any of the others any of the other corporate world economic forum leaders and say you know

00:55:44.420 what this needs to be on the the next election platform because it's that important the reason

00:55:53.220 that they don't do that is because they know how nefarious it is and they know that it would never

00:55:57.300 get them voted in so i can't say that pierre polyev is a part of that for sure but i can

00:56:10.640 certainly say that Justin Trudeau and Chrystia Freeland are. And apparently, according to Klaus

00:56:15.140 Schwab's bragging, half of the cabinet of our federal government. That would be 25 ministers.

00:56:24.040 Here is the arrogant Premier of British Columbia, John Horgan, proudly introducing the first ever

00:56:30.920 race-based data legislation in Canada. Watch this.

00:56:35.380 Thank you very much, Roshna, invited guests.

00:56:42.480 It is just truly an honour to be here today to participate in the introduction of a first-ever race-based data legislation in the country.

00:56:53.520 I want to thank all of you, particularly Parliamentary Secretary Singh, for all of the work that went into preparing to bring forward this legislation.

00:57:00.820 And it is with a significant amount of pride that I know Minister Eby will stand in a few short minutes

00:57:09.520 and be recognized by the first ever South Asian speaker in the legislature of British Columbia to introduce that legislation.

00:57:21.220 And when he does so, he will be surrounded by the largest collection of non-Caucasian members

00:57:28.820 that have ever sat in the bc legislature okay wait a minute hold on let me get this straight

00:57:36.300 the first ever race-based data legislation in the country saying it intends to collect

00:57:43.860 information on the races of all its citizens to fight systematic racism

00:57:48.580 why do you need the information about everybody's race in order to fight systematic racism

00:57:58.820 wouldn't that be systematic racism?

00:58:03.700 If you're going, all right, this person's Asian,

00:58:05.640 this person's black, this person's white,

00:58:08.100 we have to give the job to a black guy.

00:58:10.200 Oh, sorry, you can't say guy,

00:58:11.920 because men are discriminated against as well,

00:58:14.040 no matter the color, but white men specifically.

00:58:19.300 We're going to give this to an Asian woman,

00:58:21.080 and then this one here needs to go to a Muslim woman.

00:58:25.720 that is systematic racism that's what these far left extremists have been railing against

00:58:34.580 at least so they say for the past few years systematic racism you guys are in charge of

00:58:40.920 the country and therefore in charge of the systems of the country so if there were systematic racism

00:58:48.480 you could have stamped it out instead you actually implemented trudeau actually put up a fund

00:58:55.720 for business owners to get money to start businesses in canada but they have to be black

00:59:04.040 systematic racism if you're white forget about it but there are people

00:59:11.880 the extreme left side who say oh no no no you can't possibly there is no racism against white

00:59:17.800 people that's you can't do that that never that doesn't happen it doesn't exist

00:59:22.920 why not because it just doesn't that's their explanation

00:59:27.400 as a white guy try and get a government job good luck to you sir

00:59:34.380 this is an interesting article from the national post today from jeff russ who writes the liberals

00:59:41.580 melt over rolling thunder protest of course the motorcycle rally in ottawa this past weekend but

00:59:47.920 ignore the left-wing vandals in montreal i was talking a bit about this last night

00:59:54.120 comparing the weekend's overblown coverage of ottawa's rolling thunder protest to the concurrent

00:59:59.060 violent mayday protests in montreal exposes the blatant double standards of how canada's

01:00:04.960 governing politicians confront political violence now in that sentence this fellow

01:00:10.180 is suggesting that there was political violence by the rolling thunder motorcycles in ottawa this

01:00:16.980 past weekend. But there wasn't. In the meantime, I'm not sure if you've seen any video from the

01:00:22.700 May Day protests in Montreal, those people wearing black and smashing windows, but there was

01:00:27.920 definitely violence there. The Rolling Thunder convoy of Vickers protested what they termed

01:00:34.360 the desecration of the National War Memorial by the police as they cleared the truckers from

01:00:39.240 Ottawa in February. Also present were run-of-the-mill anti-COVID measure protesters. In some ways,

01:00:44.680 Rolling thunder did resemble the Freedom Convoy. A long column of vehicles that descended on Ottawa

01:00:50.040 kept the city's residents up all night and used by politicians to stir up fear, albeit with less

01:00:55.780 success. Justin Trudeau issued stern statements about possible hate crimes and violence before

01:01:02.960 they arrived. Well, his cabinet ministers forecast a possible repeat of the Freedom Convoy.

01:01:11.300 unfortunately for them almost nothing politically beneficial i.e. a violent protest that they could

01:01:16.820 use as a wedge actually happened during the rather tame weekend in the capital so he does say that

01:01:23.520 but why does he even make an assumption in the first paragraph that there was because there

01:01:30.180 wasn't was he referring to the freedom convoy back in february if he was there was very very

01:01:36.840 little violence there as well no matter what liberal cabinet ministers or mps claim happened

01:01:43.760 we know better actual eyewitness testimony in the house of commons confirms that

01:01:51.000 violence occurs in canada every day but some instances are more important to politicians

01:01:57.580 than others sometimes just the possibility of a riot is more important than instances

01:02:02.840 of actual violence breaking out unlike the freedom convoy rolling thunder left little trace of their

01:02:10.760 presence in the capital after the weekend protest concluded a few people were arrested in tussles

01:02:15.400 with police and residents of the city's center town neighborhood once again probably got less

01:02:20.140 sleep than usual for the second time in four months nobody's place of worship was vandalized

01:02:25.820 except the church popular with the bikers nonetheless rolling thunder got the lion's

01:02:30.860 share of media coverage and commentary by federal politicians this past weekend few people are

01:02:36.360 probably aware that a more political more dangerous event occurred in montreal over the same weekend

01:02:42.120 excuse me so-called anti-capitalists these are antifa members guys

01:02:52.100 let's be straight so-called anti-capitalists hiding behind masks and by the way nobody was

01:03:01.660 wearing a mask at the freedom convoy except the plants put in by the government and other

01:03:07.220 nefarious groups like antifa

01:03:11.220 so these anti-capitalists hiding behind masks marched through the streets of the country's

01:03:18.420 second largest city last saturday and were filmed terrorizing people they thought were getting in

01:03:23.140 their way near the plastic canada the mob marched through the streets and began smashing windows and

01:03:28.460 spray painting parked cars at least one person filming them had their camera knocked out of

01:03:33.300 their hands it was not gravely acknowledged by the prime minister or really any politician of

01:03:39.920 note during last year's mayday protests an elderly couple with the misfortune to be driving on the

01:03:46.320 wrong street at the wrong time, became surrounded by a hostile mob. One member of the crowd began

01:03:53.560 smashing the front of the couple's car with his foot, while several others banged their hands on

01:03:58.780 the side of it. In a video of the incident, the driver, a presumably terrified gray-haired lady,

01:04:04.560 appears to open the car door to try and exit her vehicle. The door was pushed back in her face,

01:04:08.940 forcing her back inside the car, while more rioters damaged it with kicks and other blows.

01:04:14.460 Mayday riots have been allowed to become an annual tradition in Montreal.

01:04:17.600 The destruction is normalized, and at this point, federal politicians have nothing to gain from condemning it.

01:04:23.620 What? Of course they do.

01:04:26.500 But they'd be getting praise from the wrong people.

01:04:32.860 At least as far as they see it, those liberal politicians.

01:04:38.320 For lawmakers who treat political violence or the illusion of it as a political opportunity,

01:04:43.080 attacks on elderly couples are irrelevant if they cannot curry political capital from it

01:04:48.500 last summer canada suffered what was probably the biggest wave of religious hate crimes

01:04:55.260 in living memory scores of churches were burned damaged or vandalized across the country

01:05:00.300 this was done in the name of indigenous justice even as indigenous leaders swiftly told those

01:05:05.840 committing the hate crimes to stop their activities immediately the motivation for the arson was

01:05:11.940 either labeled understandable by the prime minister or not mentioned at all. Jagmeet Singh

01:05:18.520 said the worst thing about burning the churches was how it could lead to forest fires and avoided

01:05:23.480 condemning it on political, on moral grounds, or any other grounds. Nonetheless, doubtful and

01:05:30.700 ultimately misreported stories that truckers tried burning down apartments in Ottawa was enough for

01:05:35.660 jagmeet singh to decide to support trudeau's invoking of the emergencies act yeah had a church

01:05:43.280 actually been raised by arsonists a senior citizen assaulted a large storefront smashed to pieces

01:05:49.960 during the freedom convoy trudeau might have had a better reason to pull the political stunt of

01:05:55.040 invoking the act as far as excuses for invoking the emergencies act go the crown jewel was stated

01:06:01.300 the truckers were going to overthrow the government.

01:06:04.320 It was a theory that would not have stuck

01:06:06.940 if the U.S. Capitol wasn't stormed

01:06:09.000 on January 6th of last year,

01:06:10.680 leaving a segment of the Canadian population

01:06:12.820 paranoid about a Canadian copy of it.

01:06:15.540 The closest an overthrow came to actually happening

01:06:17.920 was far-right Ontario MPP.

01:06:20.440 Far-right?

01:06:22.180 He is not far-right.

01:06:23.680 Guys, there is a great depiction

01:06:25.800 of the Overton window on this page on Facebook.

01:06:28.580 I implore you to go like it and share it.

01:06:31.300 randy hillier is not a far right mpp you are not a far right person neither am i as a matter of fact

01:06:39.640 i'm closer to center on everything the actual center but the overton window has shifted so

01:06:47.180 far to the left that it appears to them that we are far right

01:06:52.980 fishbowl is what it is right now this weird sort of funhouse society that we're living in

01:07:04.520 do not let anybody label you a far-right extremist randy hillier is not a far-right

01:07:11.980 extremist i did like the point this guy was making until he said that

01:07:16.640 anyway you guys go ahead and find that article for yourself and read it it's in the national post

01:07:24.840 the libs of tiktok

01:07:27.100 on twitter if you are on twitter i suggest going to follow this account because it's funny

01:07:34.020 this one's a bit tragic here this person says conservatives humanize but humanize babies

01:07:40.080 by putting a gender on them so they can stop people from having abortions listen to what this

01:07:45.920 clown has to say. A lot of anti-abortion advocates are also seemingly really into the idea of finding

01:07:55.180 out their child's sex really early on. And I think this is because of this underlying cultural idea

01:08:00.300 that gender confers humanity. And, you know, if you're against people aborting fetuses, you need

01:08:09.040 to construct them as like fully people and one of the mechanisms to do so is by inferring by putting

01:08:16.620 gender on them so like you know we often call finis is like it or we call even early babies

01:08:22.480 we often call it you know babies like it's crying because it's like not quite gotten gender and it's

01:08:29.440 not quite become a person but like a lot of conservatives who are really anti-abortion and

01:08:33.800 really pro-reproduction they're obsessed with gendering their children before they're even born

01:08:39.700 so they come into a world fully gendered because it's like how to humanize them and test i can't

01:08:44.500 take it i'm sorry but i can't take it people like that have no place with a forum but they do have

01:08:50.940 a forum because there's free speech and that's all right it's all right my personal feelings aside

01:08:59.720 i disagree with that guy or that woman or whatever that zay z

01:09:09.000 you know guys i have never really had a stand on abortion before but i've been doing some

01:09:17.380 reading lately and i found out just in the past seven days that fetuses babies inside the womb

01:09:25.100 at six months, start dreaming.

01:09:35.540 Courts in New Zealand find

01:09:37.340 Jakinda Ardern's lockdowns were illegal.

01:09:40.060 This is from the countersignal.

01:09:41.040 Look at Jakinda Ardern.

01:09:42.180 Does she not look like

01:09:43.320 somebody who should be on the Adams family?

01:09:46.240 Maybe the daughter

01:09:46.960 on the Adams family.

01:09:53.180 Unlike most countries,

01:09:55.100 jekinda ardern decided to the best border policy for kiwis was to use a lottery yes dumb luck

01:10:04.200 to determine which citizens had a right to return to new zealand and into the loving arms of

01:10:09.400 quarantine guards at military-run quarantine facilities surprisingly the forced confinement

01:10:15.620 and threat of penalty wasn't what justice jillian mallon had a problem with she found the part

01:10:23.380 reasonable as part of New Zealand's pandemic response. However, she found that in using an

01:10:28.300 arbitrary lottery system, the government had acted unlawfully, unreasonably, and in breach of the Bill

01:10:33.500 of Rights that states every New Zealand citizen has the right to enter New Zealand. New Zealanders'

01:10:39.800 right to enter the country could be infringed in some instances in a matter that was not

01:10:45.440 demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society, wrote Justice Mallon. Besides human

01:10:51.260 rights concerns the policy had also been a disaster from a PR perspective in one instance

01:10:56.640 a pregnant woman who happened to be a journalist was left stranded in a foreign country she of

01:11:00.960 course soon was granted entry as thousands of less connected Kiwis sat waiting we now have

01:11:07.520 judicial confirmation of state-sponsored cruelty that was the MIQ lottery opposition lawmaker

01:11:13.440 Chris Bishop said.

01:11:15.340 Jakinda Ardern, of course, is a young global leader.

01:11:21.580 She is part of the World Economic Forum.

01:11:26.000 All right, guys, I'm going to play you this video because I think kindness is in order

01:11:32.720 for many of us.

01:11:34.640 I think in the past couple of years, we kind of forgot what that is.

01:11:37.660 This comes from the Blue Jays game last night versus the New York Yankees.

01:11:44.300 Check it out.

01:11:47.120 We say he gets away with a lot of those, and it's hard for hitters to square him up.

01:11:51.140 We don't see that a whole lot, but Judge was on it.

01:11:57.040 Not only a Yankee fan wearing a Judge t-shirt.

01:12:01.260 It's a blue.

01:12:02.540 We say he gets away with a lot of those, and it's hard for hitters to square him up.

01:12:06.480 We don't see that a whole lot, but Judge was on it.

01:12:10.160 Guy gets ball, Blue Jay fan, gives it to the Yankee kids.

01:12:13.760 Not only a Yankee fan wearing a Judge t-shirt.

01:12:15.420 Big hug, crying.

01:12:16.860 It's a Blue Jay.

01:12:17.920 Yeah, if you say he gets away with a lot of those

01:12:20.000 and it's hard for hitters to square him up,

01:12:21.940 we don't see that a whole lot, but Judge was on it.

01:12:27.860 Not only a Yankee fan wearing a Judge t-shirt.

01:12:31.460 Right.

01:12:31.860 a little bit of kindness can soften the hardest heart right all right a patriot line t-shirt from

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01:14:41.980 Guys, this is all about Mother's Day

01:14:44.440 Which is this coming weekend

01:14:46.480 And what the hell, it's Mother's Week

01:14:48.520 So if you're a mother right now

01:14:50.300 Happy Mother's Week

01:14:51.960 You know, I would

01:14:56.000 I would say tonight's contest

01:14:58.900 For the tacit Patriot Line shirt

01:15:01.540 Is open to mothers only

01:15:03.480 But that would be discriminatory

01:15:06.560 So I can't

01:15:08.640 I can't we're all about non-discrimination here but I can say that I hope a mother wins

01:15:15.380 I'm picking a number right now between 40 and 50

01:15:20.340 you don't have to be first with your guests all you need is to be right because I see the comments

01:15:31.560 come in at a different pace and in a different order than you guys see them so you could be

01:15:35.340 the first one and i wouldn't know it because i just don't see them like that all you have to do

01:15:39.340 is be right i will randomly select one of the people who guesses the correct number and award

01:15:44.340 them the t-shirt the number is between 40 and 50 roberta carls no wait a minute i'm sorry that's

01:15:51.560 the wrong number my vision was blurring for a second there

01:15:56.920 lisa alvis lisa alvis said 46 is the number and lisa alvis is correct so lisa congratulations

01:16:12.720 you got yourself a patriot line t-shirt from tacit investigations and security could you

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01:16:24.560 like your mailing address and your telephone number so that we can get this out to you

01:16:28.240 as soon as possible. Lisa Alves, congratulations. You can email me shadowdavis at gmail.com,

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01:16:57.120 That's it for the show tonight.

01:16:58.600 I love you all.

01:16:59.520 I will catch you tomorrow.

01:17:00.480 By the way, thank you to James Topp,

01:17:02.620 who is marching across Canada for freedom.

01:17:05.140 We wish him the best of luck on the rest of his journey,

01:17:07.360 and hopefully we'll talk to him again.

01:17:09.100 I love you all.

01:17:10.120 I will catch you tomorrow night at 8 o'clock central

01:17:12.260 for another Shadow at Night livestream.

01:17:14.340 Until then, bye for now.

01:17:17.900 I have to hit the end broadcast button.

01:17:21.600 Bye for now.

The Shadoe Davis Show - May 05, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Weds. May 4th⧸2022 w⧸ special guest James Topp Canada Marches

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