The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Weds Nov. 30th⧸2022

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00:05:02.960 the ai technology that's involved with all of the social media and that's why we're going to go

00:05:08.200 straight into a hellscape pretty soon unless we do something about it but anyway

00:05:12.380 i i have a special guest coming on the show tomorrow night but i'm not going to tell you

00:05:20.060 who it is until i get to that part of the show tonight so let's start with china this tweet

00:05:26.140 comes from the pleb oh and by the way if you're not following the pleb right there the pleb

00:05:34.780 truck driver pleb at just that name right truck driver pleb at truck driver pleb on twitter there

00:05:45.280 he is the pleb oh he does some awesome ratioing anyway he posted this today so dystopian you've

00:05:52.300 got the chinese police in haizu district gungzhou china the chinese police moving in on the

00:05:59.420 demonstrators there. Watch this. First of all, look at this. They are all wearing the white lab

00:06:15.180 things that you see in movies, and they appear to be under some kind of mobile plastic shield

00:06:22.040 as they move in on people okay again i'm sorry to stop it i'll play the whole thing for you in just

00:06:40.040 a minute but i'm just wondering how they actually expect to actually apprehend anybody with these

00:06:45.600 ridiculous things on or how they actually see where they're going i mean they're looking through

00:06:49.520 three or four layers of plastic you know what it's like when you go to the store and you have 0.99

00:06:53.420 to still look through that stupid plexiglass thing at the cashier never mind seeing you can't hear 0.99

00:06:58.920 anything either they're at a complete disadvantage this is totally ridiculous and yet it is happening 1.00

00:07:19.520 This is nuts. 0.71

00:07:49.520 this is nuts and yet people are are still getting how are they you know what

00:07:57.000 people just they don't understand how many more of them there are than police or army or

00:08:12.880 government officials i they just i don't i don't know if they even know the population of their

00:08:18.100 own country i don't know what information they've been fed their whole lives i don't know

00:08:22.660 but it's interesting have you ever spoken to a and i highly educated people but educated in what

00:08:31.320 have you ever spoken to somebody who has moved to a semi-free country like canada

00:08:37.020 from a communist nation a totalitarian dictator state

00:08:41.600 it's amazing the things they don't know even about their own countries

00:08:47.720 so it wouldn't surprise me if they don't know that there are so so many more of them than there

00:08:56.220 are of or us than there are of them interesting and these police with their with their spacesuits

00:09:05.720 on, and the plexiglass, and the, I mean, I don't want to suggest violence here, of course,

00:09:14.620 but, right? I mean, this could be over in a heartbeat. Then what is the question? We

00:09:27.660 always have to play the tape to the end. We always have to play the tape to the end.

00:09:31.480 Okay, so Dr. William Mackis is an Alberta researcher.

00:09:38.020 He's no longer researching, but he was.

00:09:42.240 Well, he's still a researcher.

00:09:43.340 He's just not doing the job right now.

00:09:46.340 And he's saying some pretty scary stuff here.

00:09:49.260 Let's go back to the screen.

00:09:52.420 90 Canadian doctors dropped dead suddenly after COVID vaccine, according to this report.

00:09:59.200 Dr. William Mackis, MD, McGill, and Dr. Paul Elias Alexander speak about the doctors who

00:10:05.480 dropped dead suddenly after the jab, and this is Dr. Mackis urging autopsies and testing

00:10:11.240 for spike protein in the heart and the brain. Let's listen to the propaganda that my colleagues

00:10:18.000 were exposed to and the pressure to get vaccinated. You know, initially, there seemed to be a

00:10:24.500 tremendous pressure for doctors to take the COVID vaccines. They were the first ones in line to take

00:10:33.340 the COVID vaccines. They were also the first ones in line to take the booster shots. And then, of

00:10:39.040 course, in late 2021, we had these very unethical vaccine mandates that were put on all the healthcare

00:10:48.880 workers in Canada, across Canada. There was not a single province that stood up against the

00:10:56.960 vaccine mandates. All the health leaders in every single province aggressively pushed COVID vaccine

00:11:03.400 mandates on all their healthcare workers. So for example, here in Alberta, we have 105,000

00:11:08.260 healthcare workers, and Alberta Health Services forced all of them to be double vaccinated by

00:11:14.320 October 16, 2021. And, you know, I was not, I was not part of that. I was not put under that

00:11:24.240 pressure because I'm in a, you know, I'm in retirement because of the legal process that

00:11:29.880 I'm involved in. So I can, you know, I can, I can observe this as an outsider. And I also was

00:11:38.840 very concerned with the way the vaccines were rolled out. I didn't think the vaccines were

00:11:43.280 indicated in young, healthy individuals under the age of 70 who didn't have any comorbidities.

00:11:49.520 I certainly didn't think the vaccines were indicated in children of any age, in pregnant

00:11:55.940 women. I thought this was just medically unsound and not indicated at all. And yet, you know,

00:12:03.460 the push was very aggressive to roll out the vaccines in absolutely everybody. I started

00:12:10.600 noticing the doctors dying after the booster shot because some of those deaths occurred right after

00:12:17.960 the booster shots were rolled out we had some very high profile sudden deaths

00:12:25.400 and then that just seemed to accelerate you know this summer we had the second booster

00:12:31.640 rolled out. So the fourth shot. Okay. Wayne Peters of What's Up Canada had a panel of doctors

00:12:42.200 on his show earlier today. You can find that on Wimkin. You can find that on Facebook and all of

00:12:48.500 the other platforms. Rumble as well. What's Up Canada. These are the doctors who were grilled

00:12:55.820 by the i think the ontario college of physicians and surgeons last week held their feet to the

00:13:04.420 fire because they were writing exemptions and they were reporting vaccine side effects which

00:13:10.880 apparently is a no-no in ontario you just don't do it as an ethical doctor that's what they want

00:13:17.500 you to believe so the gaslighting continues i have been trying to track down dr mackis for the past

00:13:24.260 year and i haven't been able to and it's a shame

00:13:29.320 because and dr trotsy as well and it's a shame because these guys who have spoken out and still

00:13:36.560 continue to speak out regarding all of the nonsense that's going on still have had to

00:13:41.960 now go underground because of threats of violence and because of that it makes it hard for an

00:13:53.000 independent media guy like me to track them down so if anybody has a direct email address to

00:13:58.480 trotsy or to macus please send it to me by a messenger or via email at shadow davis at gmail.com

00:14:07.780 shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s at gmail.com i do have a guest i am trying to

00:14:17.040 track down this this guy is a hard one too you know it's interesting i spend a lot of my day

00:14:21.400 trying to track down guests but when i get them it is so satisfying to finally get them on the

00:14:27.620 show i'm looking to get aman jabi on the show this guy is a facial recognition expert and he's

00:14:35.340 got a lot to say about the coming social credit system as we talked about last night and the 5g

00:14:42.780 possibly and the the lights the lamps the street lights that we've been seeing in every city across

00:14:51.300 the world pretty much and he said in an interview i saw recently with an australian independent

00:14:59.380 journalist he said what do you think they were doing when we were all locked down for those two

00:15:05.240 years or intermittently in those two years what do you think they were doing when people were

00:15:10.720 told to go home at nine o'clock they had a curfew what do you think they were doing all night

00:15:14.480 They were installing these things.

00:15:19.460 So I am still pursuing him.

00:15:22.640 I think I may have gotten a phone number this afternoon.

00:15:25.300 I'm going to try it out tomorrow morning just to see.

00:15:27.700 I know where he lives to.

00:15:29.640 We'll track him down.

00:15:30.560 If anybody knows how I can get a hold of Mac is here or Dr. Trotsy, please, please send me that information.

00:15:38.760 One guest I can say I'm very happy to have on the show.

00:15:41.960 this is going to be tomorrow night, is Greg Wycliffe played one of his on the streets last

00:15:50.060 night. He was talking to a woman who had immigrated to Canada from China who sees the social credit

00:15:55.900 system taking hold here and the totalitarian regime starting to overreach. And I thought,

00:16:02.300 wow, what a great on the street report. So I reached out to Greg today and we had a great

00:16:07.640 conversation he's a comedian and a singer and a reporter independent journalist and whatnot

00:16:13.180 and he's going to be coming on the show tomorrow night he's got a song it's new it's called they

00:16:18.680 lie it's funny too have a look news tonight at 11 because you lie persuade confused can't think

00:16:30.780 about it i could die tonight bright lights will hide it take my time control my mind in time i

00:16:39.340 can't even trust my own eyes watching you you're so friendly you know what to do

00:16:49.120 you got the nicest hair and i see you there and i can tell that you care

00:16:56.500 You know everything

00:16:59.540 And you make me feel safe

00:17:03.880 You know what it is, you know what it is

00:17:08.440 You know everything

00:17:10.400 And then they lie, persuade, confused

00:17:13.580 Can't think about it, I could die tonight

00:17:16.940 Bright lights go high

00:17:18.500 To take my time, control my mind

00:17:21.880 In time I can't even trust my own eyes

00:17:25.820 The study said, the experts claim, humor will never be the same, but research shows, the study proves, trust the experts!

00:17:32.820 This is false, it's misunderstood, and think about it, this isn't good, it's getting worse, it's getting worse, it's getting worse, it's all your fault!

00:17:42.820 And then they lie, persuade, confused, can't think about it, I could die tonight, bright lights will hide it.

00:17:50.820 Take my time, control my mind and time

00:17:55.380 I can't even trust my own eyes

00:17:58.880 And I know that you care

00:18:03.680 But tell me why, why am I so scared?

00:18:12.500 And let me lie, persuade, confused

00:18:15.360 Can't think about it, I could die tonight

00:18:18.720 Bright lights will hide and take my time

00:18:21.660 Destroy my mind in time

00:18:24.380 I can't even trust my own eyes

00:18:28.160 Trust me

00:18:30.940 Oh

00:18:31.480 Oh

00:18:32.920 Greg Whitecliffe

00:18:44.740 Okay, so yeah, he's going to be on the show tomorrow night, you guys.

00:18:48.720 this is his youtube channel it's simply called greg wycliffe and you spell the last name

00:18:56.420 w y c l i f f e and i can't wait to have him on i mean that song and that video is so good

00:19:04.100 on so many levels right it's a good song first of all it's funny it's real

00:19:08.320 it's what we've been going through for the past couple of years

00:19:13.000 entertaining can't wait greg's on the show tomorrow night and thank you to the person

00:19:19.900 who just commented regarding mackis's contact information i really do appreciate that sad news

00:19:26.760 from the vigilant fox on substack second grade student suddenly dies kids struggling to

00:19:34.280 concentrate post-vaccination.

00:19:39.700 An epidemic of sudden death by unknown cause is taking effect in Canada.

00:19:47.840 It's overtaken dementia and heart disease to become Alberta's top killer, and after

00:19:54.520 doctors have had to comply or else to strict vaccine mandates, 93 Canadian physicians have

00:20:01.740 now succumbed to sudden death.

00:20:04.280 I just want to stop for one second here

00:20:09.580 and ask you if you have run this past

00:20:15.460 a friend of yours

00:20:17.260 who is undecided on this whole thing

00:20:20.400 or is still staunchly in the camp

00:20:23.620 of the pro-maskers and the pro-vaxxers.

00:20:30.840 Because this alone should be enough.

00:20:34.280 And when they say, well, prove it, you just show them these stories.

00:20:41.240 You watch actual doctors like Mac is here talking about how many medical doctors, some of them under 30, have just died suddenly.

00:20:57.840 You have them watch that movie, Died Suddenly.

00:21:00.500 by the way anon jabby who i'm trying to get on the show as well suggests that movie is a red herring

00:21:08.100 on twitter and i said oh that's interesting what do you mean by that no response yet i guess he's

00:21:14.280 not on twitter very often but i would like to know what he means by that because usually that

00:21:19.160 means like a big red flag or it's a distraction or something so i wonder what he means by that

00:21:26.580 it's not just doctors who are dying William Mack has reported

00:21:31.760 heavy-hearted news while speaking to Laura Lynn Tyler Thompson there's another one I want to get

00:21:39.400 on the show it's not just doctors who are dying suddenly or unexpectedly of course doctors

00:21:45.400 are the most vaccinated young people most of them have had four shots even five

00:21:50.540 they have to be fully vaccinated quote unquote to be able to work but it's other professions

00:21:57.140 that are seeing sudden deaths as well we're seeing it in nurses we're seeing it in paramedics

00:22:01.220 police firefighters but now we're seeing it even more in teachers and children and athletes anybody

00:22:08.180 really it doesn't matter what profession you're in what matters is whether or not you took the thing

00:22:17.160 and how many times you've taken the thing.

00:22:20.280 Oh, and by the way, guys, I got some pictures today.

00:22:24.240 So I want to bring them up here for you.

00:22:32.720 Okay, now some of you may be squeamish,

00:22:36.120 so turn your head for just a few seconds.

00:22:37.860 I want to get through all of this.

00:22:40.860 I received these photos today from a Canadian embalmer.

00:22:47.160 Now, we've been hearing about these strange fibrous clots in people, right?

00:22:51.280 But we've been hearing mostly from embalmers in the UK and in Australia for some reason.

00:22:57.520 We hadn't really heard much from any Canadian embalmers.

00:23:00.980 Well, we did today.

00:23:04.620 There is a fibrous clot that was pulled out of somebody today.

00:23:13.640 And just let me give you a little bit more here.

00:23:17.160 Now, I know what you're asking yourself right now.

00:23:27.680 How big is that? Is it verified?

00:23:30.200 The answer is yes, it is verified.

00:23:33.240 This is the first time this particular embalmer had seen anything like this.

00:23:37.560 When I asked how big is this, because there's no scale in these photos,

00:23:41.160 the embalmer told me this particular picture you're looking at right now

00:23:44.600 is four to five inches long it's covered in blood it is the consistency of

00:23:53.160 calamari almost like that movie died suddenly described

00:23:58.840 and it's fibrous tissue it's not a normal type of clot that mike voyjackas for example is

00:24:07.280 described in the past on ask the funeral director which is just clotted blood there seems to be

00:24:13.900 something more to this one and so there is video of this which i'll be obtaining in the next

00:24:22.040 couple of days and showing you um so yeah it's happening here and and you know i've talked to

00:24:30.280 mike about this as well and i said mike how come we're not seeing this in canada well i guess now

00:24:33.680 we are and there may be more of that soon i don't know i can't say he said possibly because and you

00:24:41.000 know if the experimental formula is causing these things and many suspect that's the case

00:24:48.320 maybe canada was not on the list the targeted list maybe the targeted list was for some reason

00:24:54.940 in australia and the uk and continental europe because we've heard a couple of stories like

00:25:01.800 this coming from there but maybe canada wasn't on the list for some reason i don't know why

00:25:07.460 Maybe it's a regional thing.

00:25:10.800 I don't know what the cabal is up to in this situation.

00:25:14.200 Maybe they're trying to make one region more confident in this formula than other regions are.

00:25:20.660 For what purpose? I don't know.

00:25:23.980 And maybe I'm thinking too much about it. I don't know.

00:25:27.400 Maybe it's because Mike tells me that 80 to 85% of people want to be cremated these days

00:25:32.500 and they don't do embalmings as much as they used to.

00:25:37.460 at least in canada but i guess they still do more in the uk and in australia so maybe that's why

00:25:42.960 they're finding more like that there it's an interesting question but yeah that's real

00:25:49.880 from today and i should have video of that in the next couple of days you guys if you want to see

00:25:57.020 but it's all right i laughed so hard when i read this today i found it on twitter

00:26:07.460 chorus entertainment is asking the government to take over 25% of their

00:26:15.060 payroll to pay for 25% of their employees.

00:26:28.180 And I could not believe it when I read that,

00:26:32.720 I mean,

00:26:33.540 aside from the fact that there's supposed to be a private organization,

00:26:36.900 a private entertainment organization there is no way the government needs to be doing this

00:26:47.520 at all with any agency never mind the 660 million dollars they're already giving the media in this

00:26:54.820 country never mind the 1.4 billion dollars that they pay the cbc each year for a total of

00:27:00.340 two billion dollars two billion of our tax dollars that should never happen not ever

00:27:06.200 in my opinion and now they want more because they cannot seem to sustain sustain themselves

00:27:12.860 with advertising dollars

00:27:14.680 now if you want to talk to me about what kind of a an operation chorus entertainment is well i can't

00:27:22.860 speak to the entire organization i only worked at one operation of theirs it happened to be here

00:27:27.800 in winnipeg and it was probably i spent 37 years on radio right and i can't remember

00:27:36.200 any radio station i worked at that had such low morale

00:27:41.160 with people actually pussyfooting around the hallways hoping they didn't

00:27:47.160 you know say anything wrong or do anything wrong because the manager was so petty

00:27:52.640 and from what i understand although i can't say for sure myself apparently a lot of the management

00:28:00.260 in a lot of their operations around the country are like that so based upon just a bad

00:28:06.860 bad circumstances for employees and probably a bad business model which is why they can't survive

00:28:14.400 without federal assistance they shouldn't get anything at all a sink or swim for a private

00:28:19.040 businessman this is a free market economy we're in isn't it more benefits will make media dependent

00:28:26.420 on liberal governments as former crtc rep and by the way chorus entertainment runs global news

00:28:32.020 a former crtc commission vice chair is criticizing a bid by global news to gain access to secure

00:28:41.760 payroll rebates via tax measures warning it could make media companies dependent on the liberal

00:28:47.620 government remaining in power. Of course, that's the other thing. If you're giving money to the

00:28:53.300 media and it becomes a lifeline for them, how can they possibly criticize the same people that are

00:28:59.860 giving them the money? You don't eat the hand that feeds you. You don't bite. That was a

00:29:05.120 combination of bite and eat, beat. You don't beat the hand that feeds you. So not only are they not

00:29:12.680 going to criticize the government, but they'll actually take their side and just parrot whatever

00:29:17.560 the government says which means it's not a news organization at all it is now a propaganda

00:29:23.580 organization but that's what we've had in canada since trudeau started funding them that's it

00:29:29.420 and if you want to make your friend who believes everything on the news understand

00:29:36.260 then show them this story from tnc.news as reported by black locks reporter first

00:29:43.380 the owner of global news chorus entertainment inc submitted a petition to the house of commons

00:29:49.200 finance committee on monday urging ottawa for a 25 percent payroll rebate via tax measures

00:29:54.600 for media companies unlike other canadian news and broadcast content canadian broadcast news

00:30:00.000 is not entitled to ongoing direct financial support from the federal government the petition

00:30:04.240 claimed chorus urges the federal government to redress this inequity inequity you can't survive

00:30:11.420 on your own. Don't blame the government or anybody else. It's your fault. You go woke,

00:30:16.480 you go broke. Period. Specifically, Chorus wants to have access to a maximum of $13,750

00:30:27.500 payroll rebate per employee introduced under the Income Tax Act media bailout in 2019.

00:30:34.740 Currently broadcast and TV news is not included in the $600 million package. Well, that's

00:30:40.840 interesting because most of the broadcast and tv news uh in this country is owned by the same

00:30:47.760 companies that own magazines and newspapers so they do get funding but indirectly

00:30:54.700 so that whole line there is kind of true but not really according to former crtc vice chair peter

00:31:05.300 menzies chorus arguments chorus's arguments are problematic on several levels including the fact

00:31:10.700 that the five-year bailout program was specifically created to help newspapers transition into a

00:31:16.320 digital medium and not broadcasters like Global News. What are the other problems? Additionally,

00:31:21.740 broadcasters enjoy other benefits that print publications don't. Chorus and Global, for

00:31:27.120 example, and other broadcasters were given significant financial relief during the pandemic

00:31:31.780 in terms of the waiver of fees by the CRTC. As CRTC-licensed broadcasters, Chorus and Global

00:31:38.520 enjoy a number of benefits not available to newspapers like, and this is significant,

00:31:43.680 being protected from competition, permitted use of a scarce public resource spectrum,

00:31:48.680 and having CRTC-mandated carriage on cable and satellite networks.

00:31:53.860 Menzies also told True North that should the government revise the terms of existing agreements

00:31:58.900 to give further financial benefits to already profitable and, some might say, pampered

00:32:03.440 companies like global and chorus it will do so at the disadvantage of the more than 200 innovative

00:32:09.380 and entrepreneurial news websites that have launched in recent years so as far as giving

00:32:18.120 global and chorus more of our money perhaps you should write your mp and say no we're not interested

00:32:26.500 now this is interesting this comes from the post-millennial

00:32:31.900 john stewart who apparently just can't get enough of being in the public eye he's got a podcast now

00:32:40.460 has ripped into elon musk claiming that his takeover of twitter is toxic

00:32:46.560 and his commitment to free speech is disingenuous okay here is a clip some say it's it's a little

00:32:54.600 toxic some say yeah it's the most manipulative bizarre framing of this like it just so happens

00:33:03.540 that western civilization depends on it just this is a coincidence the app he bought it turns out

00:33:12.180 like i have a feeling if he had bought angry birds he'd have been like if there's any taking down of

00:33:17.600 anger of these birds democracy dies and it's such like and isn't he everybody keeps saying

00:33:26.080 you know uh he's for free speech he's the last person for free he's not for free speech i don't

00:33:32.240 know what i don't know what this is i really don't notice these people never ever give you

00:33:38.320 an explanation he's not for free speech well yeah he is he wants to allow people to speak free and

00:33:45.760 He wants to allow people to speak freely.

00:33:51.720 He is unlocking accounts on Twitter.

00:33:54.680 And he's taken out the COVID restrictions rules now.

00:33:59.000 Just go ahead and say what you think, as long as you're not breaking the law by uttering threats, you know.

00:34:07.940 Or hate speech.

00:34:09.960 Other than that, go ahead, man.

00:34:11.480 It's a platform.

00:34:12.440 That's what it's there for. 1.00

00:34:13.760 now how can these idiots and i'm leaving twitter it's the cesspool now it's toxic it's terrible 1.00

00:34:19.960 i mean really why are they so against hearing other opinions i don't understand 1.00

00:34:26.600 oh i get it because they want their way all the time and if they don't get it they're gonna run

00:34:34.540 they're gonna go home they're gonna take their ball and leave all right fine go go we don't want

00:34:40.160 echo chambers man if we wind up like going on parlor let's say or or truth social or whatever

00:34:47.280 that's going to be a right-wing echo chamber and the same used to be true of twitter it's still

00:34:54.720 kind of the same thing for facebook although i will give facebook a little bit of credit they

00:34:58.340 haven't taken me down yet but who knows what's going to happen next but google and youtube

00:35:04.420 complete and total uh monolithic left-wing thinking they de-rank things on google that

00:35:14.240 they don't want you to see because they don't agree with them and they completely eliminate

00:35:19.080 youtube channels if they say something that's what i don't know because it's still unexplained

00:35:25.780 it's just their community standards have been breached somehow

00:35:28.920 i don't know how i've got two strikes on my youtube channel and i don't know why

00:35:35.300 i don't know why

00:35:38.180 so i don't put anything on youtube anymore that's simple but now this is interesting

00:35:47.420 liar steve bannon has slammed ex-twitter safety chief for justifying suppression of the hunter

00:35:55.480 biden laptop story remember that laptop story came out just it was the october surprise in the 2020

00:36:02.600 election and the new york post the newspaper in the united states with the fourth largest

00:36:08.340 circulation in the country got their twitter account locked for publishing a news story

00:36:15.260 so they published their story in the paper in their paper and then of course they put up a link

00:36:21.680 to it on twitter and twitter took it down and locked their account until they removed the post

00:36:26.540 the tweet now don't you think that's akin to election interference this is news

00:36:36.920 it's verified because if it's not the new york post can be sued man

00:36:44.080 and investigated i mean think of the repercussions if they were wrong with that story

00:36:51.680 and that's you know for any reasonable journalistic publication or

00:36:58.160 tv news whatever network that's still one of their biggest worries if we're wrong with this

00:37:07.400 we are going to get our asses sued off big time so they've got to be very very careful with that

00:37:14.040 everything was all the t's were crossed and the i's were dotted before they put that in their

00:37:20.100 paper you can bet and twitter still wouldn't allow it on there so this guy here he claims

00:37:26.640 that he didn't do it steve bannon calls him a liar listen to what he has to say here let's talk about

00:37:33.240 some of the controversial content moderation decisions at twitter that you were involved in

00:37:36.900 some of them you weren't oh and by the way this is the uh again he's the uh the former head of

00:37:41.840 trust and safety at twitter his name is yoel rock okay here we go um and i want you to talk

00:37:46.960 about the reasoning and tell me, have you approached him differently today? Now, you were

00:37:50.800 not involved in Andrew Tate, so I'm not going to do that one, but the Hunter Biden laptop story,

00:37:54.740 which is coming back with a vengeance now. Talk about that. It was in 2020, September 14th,

00:38:03.200 October 14th of 2020. Please talk about that. So let me start off by debunking a little bit

00:38:10.640 of misinformation that's been widely reported. It is widely reported that I personally directed

00:38:17.020 the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story. I read about that on right-wing media.

00:38:22.880 It is absolutely unequivocally untrue. And before we get into a witch hunt of, okay,

00:38:29.840 who did make the decision, let's actually talk about how we landed in that situation in the

00:38:34.720 first place. Let's go back to January 2017. The IC declassifies a report about Russian interference

00:38:42.900 in the 2016 elections. This is a watershed moment in the history of content moderation and the

00:38:48.520 internet. We learn, among other things, about the internet research agency, the famous troll farm

00:38:53.920 in St. Petersburg. We learn about these fake personas purporting to be Americans that had

00:38:59.200 infiltrated social media. And we learn about DC leaks. And we learn about the intersection between

00:39:04.980 APT-28, a unit of Russian military intelligence, a hacking group, and some of these sites that

00:39:11.340 have been set up to leak embarrassing content about Hillary Clinton and the DNC, and ultimately

00:39:17.380 propagated that content through WikiLeaks into popular attention. And while the jury is still

00:39:24.300 out how dispositive this was in 2016, Kathleen Hall Jamieson has written that of all of the

00:39:29.680 things you can look at about 2016 that shaped the electoral outcome, the one that makes the most

00:39:34.680 sense is DC leaks and the emails. Right. So there was that, right? There's that context. And

00:39:42.860 beginning in 2017, every platform, Twitter included, started to invest really heavily in

00:39:49.860 building out an election integrity function.

00:39:52.200 This was what I spent my life doing

00:39:54.240 from the middle of 2017 onwards.

00:39:56.960 We were focused on not just US elections,

00:39:59.300 but how do you protect against malign interference

00:40:01.940 in foreign elections?

00:40:03.140 How do you think about different threat actors

00:40:05.040 in this space, and also critically,

00:40:06.980 how do you think about what those threat actors might do?

00:40:09.920 And so as we are threat modeling the 2020 election,

00:40:13.260 it's obvious to think about the most influential thing

00:40:16.980 that impacted the 2016 election,

00:40:19.620 which was the hack and leak campaign organized

00:40:21.940 by the Russian government. 1.00

00:40:23.820 And so we would have been stupid 1.00

00:40:25.340 not to think about that risk. 0.98

00:40:26.840 Right, so what happened there?

00:40:28.620 And so the morning of the Hunter Biden story

00:40:32.400 in the New York Post happens, and it was weird, right?

00:40:35.660 With distance and with what we know now,

00:40:37.820 we forget some of the weirdness,

00:40:39.500 but do you remember the laptop repair guy?

00:40:42.120 Do you remember the uncertainty of the whole story?

00:40:44.600 We didn't know what to believe.

00:40:46.640 We didn't know what was true.

00:40:48.180 There was smoke and ultimately for me,

00:40:53.840 it didn't reach a place where I was comfortable

00:40:56.640 removing this content from Twitter,

00:40:58.880 but it set off every single one of my finely tuned

00:41:02.520 APT 28 hack and leak campaign alarm bells.

00:41:05.680 So it looked possibly probably.

00:41:07.960 Everything about it looked like a hack and leak

00:41:10.540 and smelled like a hack and leak.

00:41:11.620 You did not want to do that.

00:41:12.740 But it didn't get there for me.

00:41:14.200 And this is, you know, the work of content moderation is, 0.99

00:41:18.180 He's a liar. 0.93

00:41:19.880 I agree with Bannon on this one. 1.00

00:41:21.960 He is a liar. 0.99

00:41:23.940 First of all, it's a newspaper story. 1.00

00:41:26.680 It's not something that's coming from a Russian bot.

00:41:29.760 It's coming from the fourth largest newspaper in the country.

00:41:36.060 That in itself gives it credibility.

00:41:39.360 You don't judge the story.

00:41:41.680 This is a platform, remember.

00:41:43.800 It's not a publisher.

00:41:46.020 Twitter, Facebook, any of these things.

00:41:48.580 And there's a big difference between a platform and a publisher.

00:41:55.080 Right?

00:41:55.880 If you're a platform, just anything goes.

00:41:58.260 Except for hate speech.

00:41:59.640 We'll cut that off and uttering threats.

00:42:02.740 Anything else goes.

00:42:08.080 If you're a publisher, you have to watch out because then you're liable.

00:42:12.100 Platform? Nope.

00:42:13.460 difference so the americans are going to start investing this investigating this more and more

00:42:20.080 and more elon musk is doing a good thing by allowing free speech on twitter finally and

00:42:27.360 because all of the progressives don't like that they're all leaving but guys look in all seriousness

00:42:34.460 in all seriousness we need to have at least one platform out there

00:42:41.500 where we can have two sides of the story come together

00:42:45.740 and have reasonable discussions about it.

00:42:48.980 Yes, there are times I want to call names too.

00:42:54.060 Rachel Notley has become my latest.

00:42:55.820 I just don't do it.

00:42:58.160 Because that's, first of all, it's immature.

00:43:00.700 And we always have to remember

00:43:02.360 that we're on a public platform, right?

00:43:04.800 So any comment we make on Facebook or Twitter

00:43:07.180 or any other social media platform,

00:43:09.720 people are going to see that.

00:43:11.500 so we probably should behave ourselves

00:43:14.800 the same way we would

00:43:15.780 if we were in a large room

00:43:17.520 with many people

00:43:18.700 but we do need to be able

00:43:22.860 to have conversations

00:43:25.060 civil conversations

00:43:26.140 with the other side

00:43:27.620 and I don't believe

00:43:30.540 that every single person

00:43:32.460 who opposes us politically

00:43:33.940 in this war

00:43:37.020 and it is a war

00:43:39.360 culture war

00:43:41.500 is a radical extremist i mean you see them all the time because there's news stories about them

00:43:46.580 all the time but there's people who lean left just like there's people who lean right now those

00:43:51.760 people can probably have some very fascinating conversation it's the extremists on either side

00:43:57.040 they're never going to get along but those extremists are a very small percentage of

00:44:02.120 the sides that we're on right the political spectrum

00:44:05.540 and we should be free to have those discussions for people like whoopi goldberg and and jim

00:44:13.940 carrey and whoever else who's left twitter well they're just big babies that's plain and simple 0.95

00:44:20.520 they're just big babies they don't want to be called out on their shit simply that right and 0.92

00:44:29.440 they don't want to have to argue their points because their arguments fall to pieces i saw a 0.98

00:44:37.280 great discussion between two doctors today on twitter about the efficacy and the safety of

00:44:42.560 the vaccine very good conversation both providing what appeared to be a clinical data and i thought

00:44:48.640 wow this is great i wish i maybe i think that's what i was looking at so i was late for the show

00:44:52.420 tonight and i went wow this is really good i'd love to see more of this stuff i would love to

00:44:59.160 be able to get two doctors or scientists or whatever on this show and have them go at it

00:45:05.340 and talk and and that's the thing right let's fight it out that's what science is all about

00:45:13.800 man let's argue about it let's let's debate this until we can come to some kind of an agreement

00:45:19.800 some kind of a conclusion and if there is any opposition to anything when it comes to wide

00:45:26.800 distribution

00:45:29.160 Before it's put in anybody's arm or anybody's body, it should satisfy every single side of the equation.

00:45:41.060 You don't suppress people when they disagree with you.

00:45:45.500 And don't tell me it was the urgency of it.

00:45:48.140 That's what the other side was.

00:45:49.280 Well, we had to get it out.

00:45:50.300 It was people were dying.

00:45:51.700 Hold on.

00:45:53.060 Do you want to jump out of the frying pan and into the fire?

00:45:55.900 Really?

00:45:56.700 That's what you want to do?

00:45:57.680 because eight months ago you didn't have this experimental formula and now you do with a

00:46:03.820 completely brand new never before used delivery mechanism called mrna and you expect people to

00:46:09.660 take this well guess what they did some of them willingly some of them begged for it and some went

00:46:14.260 i have to because my job and others didn't

00:46:17.400 but before that that ever came out there should have been years of debate over this

00:46:29.660 tweaks improvements make sure everybody is satisfied it is safe and effective and then

00:46:38.180 go ahead but don't make things worse and i believe that's what they've done here

00:46:42.260 but that's my opinion only um this story from post millennial we've heard rumblings that tim

00:46:52.040 cook the ceo of apple was going to take elon musk's twitter off of the apple app store uh no

00:46:58.680 turns out that was false elon went and toured the apple facility today and tim said no we were

00:47:03.820 never doing that that's just media nonsense so that apparently is not going to happen that's

00:47:08.480 good news. The Bank of Canada, thanks to our Prime Minister, has lost money for the very

00:47:13.880 first time in history. How about that? The Bank of Canada, the institution that actually

00:47:23.400 provides our currency, has lost money. How bad a government do you have to be when your

00:47:35.240 your central bank loses money for the first time in history.

00:47:41.120 It's a stunning achievement.

00:47:42.720 This is from Spencer,

00:47:43.900 Spencer Fernando.com.

00:47:45.960 Given the fact the bank of Canada can literally create money out of thin air.

00:47:53.200 Yet a massive increase in money printing combined with rapidly rising interest

00:47:57.440 rates has led to the bank of Canada losing $522 million in the third quarter

00:48:03.140 of this year.

00:48:05.240 The Bank of Canada's unprecedented loss is a symptom of a broader problem with our economy.

00:48:10.980 Despite a massive amount of money creation and high levels of government spending, Canada's economy remains in a weak state.

00:48:17.940 Per capita GDP growth is lagging and inflation is making life more and more expensive. 1.00

00:48:24.580 As we all know, every time we go to the store, any growth is largely illusory as it's based on rapid population growth through immigration. 0.90

00:48:34.320 government spending and higher and higher levels of borrowing rather than actual productivity

00:48:38.580 increases this is an unsustainable situation yet the liberal NDP pact continues to double down

00:48:45.900 and triple down on the high tax high spending anti-investment policies that have brought Canada

00:48:51.740 to its knees I'm gonna Spencer said to this point I'm gonna say to its knees and as long as the

00:48:59.140 Bank of Canada continues to be led by people who got everything wrong over and over again

00:49:03.840 there's no reason to expect there will be some sort of epiphany or return to responsible policy

00:49:09.940 have you been to an nhl hockey game at all in the past couple of years you know since they've been

00:49:17.760 back i mean it's kind of expensive isn't it we're going to get to the story about a fight in the

00:49:23.780 stands at a winnipeg jets game last night but why why why are christmas trees so scarce and more

00:49:29.320 expensive this year. According to the CBC, the prices of an average tree are up 10% this year

00:49:36.340 because it's costing farmers more. I'm going to read the first paragraph of this article,

00:49:41.260 and then we're going to move on. Now, what do you think the reason is? Write it down in the

00:49:45.700 comments. You can read it. But before you do that, write it down in the comments. What do

00:49:50.900 you think one of the reasons is anyway? Do it before I get to that part of the story. If the

00:49:57.260 pain of inflation is already cutting into your holiday gift giving plans prepare to pay more

00:50:02.480 to decorate to the average cost of a christmas tree is up like everything else this year thanks

00:50:07.860 to higher fuel fertilizer and labor costs climate change higher insurance rates and according to

00:50:14.360 several growers a continent-wide shortage of trees you see how they slipped that in there climate

00:50:20.260 change what what do you know how many billions of fir trees canada's got billions

00:50:32.560 but climate change oh and by the way the average uh tree farm had to spend 25 percent more on

00:50:43.300 fertilizer this year so that is probably what's cutting into cost okay this is a kind of a tragic

00:50:51.640 slash funny story again from the cbc and the only reason i'm using their story on this is because

00:50:56.940 they've got some video two charged after a fight in the crowd at the jets game last night

00:51:04.040 game uh leaves a man bloodied at the bottom of the stairs this actually looked pretty dangerous

00:51:09.700 when you see the the video of it because it happened on the stairs a man and a woman face

00:51:15.220 assault charges so you may have seen this last night where they're saying somebody was saying

00:51:20.320 abs fan gets hurt and fight well there she is right there here's the story a man and a woman

00:51:25.640 were arrested for assault at the jets game last night after three other people were injured

00:51:31.020 including a spectator who tried to help security officers and ended up with a bleeding head from

00:51:36.340 a fall into the boards 34 year old man from winnipeg and a 28 year old woman from the paw

00:51:42.660 face multiple charges police said uh today the events which happened around nine o'clock last

00:51:48.900 night caused such a commotion that players from the jets and avalanche stood on the ice watching

00:51:53.960 videos and photographs were posted to social media showing the skirmish which police say

00:51:59.500 was likely fueled by booze really here's some of the

00:52:03.240 Hang on, you guys. I'm going to move it back and see if I can make it bigger here.

00:52:16.700 Yeah, here we go. This is a better view for you.

00:52:33.240 okay so there's

00:52:41.160 oh my goodness that's uh that's rough and then we got a closer up here 1.00

00:52:51.540 look at security they're fighting like this poor woman here you know like she 0.96

00:53:01.880 oh my goodness so this woman here the colorado avalanche fan her there uh she wound up spitting

00:53:12.000 at the cops when the cops finally arrived and so of course they got some comments from other fans

00:53:20.380 wow i've never seen anything like this before i guess not but that woman in the colorado avalanche

00:53:26.680 jersey let's go back here and get a that picture there she is there she was spitting at the cops 0.55

00:53:32.900 as they dragged her away like kind of thing and so they put a spit mask on her i'd never heard 1.00

00:53:40.920 of that before so i looked it up and it's a hood that you put on somebody so they can't spit at you

00:53:46.660 again and there's different varieties of them there's some clear ones there's some uh ones

00:53:53.460 that cling to your face with a little protuberance so you can breathe uh others are kind of like the

00:54:00.480 cloth masks you see people still wearing around today so they put a hood on her a spit hood and

00:54:07.040 they dragged her away like and nobody once said anything about hey no spitting you're gonna you're

00:54:15.860 gonna be a super spreader so what the hell hopefully people have forgotten about this and

00:54:21.540 i wonder i wonder you know as i go back to this the masking thing for a second the breathing

00:54:26.960 barrier thing i wonder do sometimes people forget their mask and go rushing back into the house to

00:54:34.940 get it oh my god i forgot my mask or do they always make sure they've got it because i'd like

00:54:40.760 to see people forget oh i forgot my oh you know what so what i think that's happening more and

00:54:48.100 more and more they thought you know what i forgot you ask somebody for a spare mask no of course you

00:54:54.740 don't at least i hope you don't right but i'm hoping the people i forgot i forgot my mask

00:55:05.560 ah whatever and just get in the car and go like man up oh i'm sorry that's such a sexist expression

00:55:14.340 okay so a lot of people were making a big stink about this today chris letang 35 year old pittsburgh

00:55:22.380 penguin is out indefinitely for the penguins after a stroke and everybody was saying oh he's

00:55:27.060 vaccinated he's vaccinated and i remember okay i'm not saying completely discounting the idea

00:55:31.700 that could be part of it as i don't know maybe maybe not but i remembered a few years ago he

00:55:37.460 had a stroke uh and they found out that he had a hole in his heart right so you would think at that

00:55:45.840 time you think what the 28 year old hockey player has his stroke that's like you know back seven

00:55:50.820 years ago that was like wow you don't hear about athletes falling or having strokes um now you do

00:55:58.360 of course all the time you hear a new story every day but back then you didn't and so we found out

00:56:03.340 that he had a hole in his heart i'm assuming i don't know for sure that it was surgically repaired

00:56:07.960 they repaired the hole in his heart he was born with that and everything should be okay so why

00:56:12.920 now is he having another stroke is because his heart muscle is no the doctors gave him the go

00:56:18.040 ahead seven years ago to go ahead and keep playing at this high level in the nhl not that i'm going

00:56:23.720 to sit here and try and break it down for you because again i'm not a doctor but i just thought

00:56:27.040 that was interesting and we can't at this point because of the previous problem previous stroke

00:56:32.460 we can't say with any certainty at all that it's because we cannot say that ever really until we

00:56:39.700 know for sure that's why i was saying a couple of weeks ago i thought you know what if they can come

00:56:44.780 up with a pcr test to test for a virus they could come up with a pcr test or some kind of a test to

00:56:50.900 see if somebody has been harmed by the experimental formula don't you think they're not even checking

00:56:57.120 for that. Bill Clinton has tested positive for COVID and says, everybody now on the count of

00:57:04.360 three, one, two, three, I'm grateful to be vaccinated and boosted. And I did not have

00:57:13.320 sex with that woman because things could have been a lot worse. I'm sorry. I just had to throw

00:57:22.820 that in yeah anybody with a high profile these days you know well i'm so thankful to have been

00:57:28.420 vaccinated and boost it could have been a lot worse give me a break don lemon has denied and

00:57:36.660 this is you know this is interesting when you see these politicians and these high profile people

00:57:41.700 lie it's like it it's nothing to them it just rolls off their tongue and you know like trudeau

00:57:51.320 last week at the inquiry and so you go wow man does he actually believe this does he actually 0.99

00:57:57.060 believe this crap he's spouting or or is he that good a liar it's got to be one or the other 0.99

00:58:07.860 look at Don Lemon here with Stephen Colbert on the late show talking about the fact 1.00

00:58:15.240 that cnn was never liberal this is amazing the word on the street is that you guys will not be

00:58:24.720 liberal anymore is that is that the case i don't think we ever were liberal what yes i don't think

00:58:29.160 we ever were that's not me saying that that's the people out there saying that he's not letting you

00:58:32.360 be liberal anymore well i listen i think that i think what chris is saying is that he wants

00:58:38.840 republicans sensible republicans he wants us to hold people to account but he wants people to

00:58:43.400 come on and feel comfortable word on the street that's that's that's really all we need to hear 0.93

00:58:47.140 the rest of it is crap but again you guys aren't allowed to be liberal anymore is that first of 0.91

00:58:52.700 all the word is not liberal and we all really need to stop using the word liberal it's not liberal 0.98

00:58:57.240 liberal is somebody who wants to see two sides of the story somebody who is pragmatic somebody

00:59:02.640 who wants to think things through what they are is progressive or marxist even not liberal anyway

00:59:09.580 let me continue I don't think we ever were liberal what yes I think we ever were not me

00:59:15.000 that's the people out there saying that he's not letting you be liberal anymore well I listen

00:59:19.080 and I think that I think what Chris is saying is that he wants Republicans to be held to count

00:59:26.320 blah blah blah blah blah I don't think we ever were liberal with a straight face he said that

00:59:32.700 it's amazing to me this story from the gateway pundit and I'm gonna rush through the last

00:59:39.360 couple of stories here you guys i don't want to keep it too long i know you've got things to do

00:59:43.080 and for those of you in the east especially in the maritimes in newfoundland i know it's very

00:59:48.080 late for you so i don't want to go too long here and i apologize for coming on late tonight but i

00:59:53.760 lost track of time gateway pundit the indian government the country of india the indian

01:00:00.820 government is blaming the public for getting the vaccines despite being aware of its side effects

01:00:08.820 and they claim that they can't be held liable for any injuries.

01:00:15.240 Isn't that interesting?

01:00:17.240 Now, India did have vaccine mandates up until June of this year, I believe,

01:00:21.900 when the Supreme Court of India said,

01:00:23.660 no, I'm sorry, but this is ridiculous and we're not doing this anymore.

01:00:27.600 But they had vaccine mandates in place, and not just nationally.

01:00:31.900 Every province in India, because they're broken down into provinces like Canada is,

01:00:36.700 they had their own vaccine mandates.

01:00:38.260 but now they're saying no no no and and this suit by the way was brought on to the federal

01:00:43.840 government of india by the parents of two young girls who died after getting the injections who

01:00:50.000 were previously healthy not a health care in the world they were both like 20 and 18 years old

01:00:55.700 these two girls who died so that's who's bringing the suit to the government and the government

01:01:01.480 actually has the gall to say it's your fault. Now, can you imagine if the federal government

01:01:11.060 or any provincial government tried that line? What the response to that might be?

01:01:19.360 i'm just waiting for some kind of of catalyst here

01:01:27.260 last year it was the trucker vaccine mandates for crossing the border and actually that was

01:01:35.740 kind of a weak a weak catalyst because the u.s was doing the same thing so even if you could

01:01:44.140 you know get back into canada without being vaccinated you couldn't even get to the united

01:01:49.000 states without being vaccinated and yet that's the thing that triggered finally the freedom

01:01:54.120 convoy last year it's amazing the things that do it really and then of course the truckers took

01:01:59.620 their responsibility for the entire freedom loving portion of the country with them to ottawa

01:02:05.860 so i'm wondering what the next catalyst is going to be that's going to trigger us what do you think

01:02:13.660 it might be. And I don't think it's going to be anything to do with a virus or a lockdown. I'm

01:02:19.800 starting to change my opinion on that. I think it's going to be people not being able to afford

01:02:25.400 food. They're going to have to start making some very difficult choices. And they already are in

01:02:31.540 some cases, depending on income level, right? So it's going to be, do I heat my home? Do I pay my

01:02:38.760 mortgage or do i eat do i feed my family do i start selling stuff and i think some people are

01:02:47.820 reaching that point and i think when enough people do look at the bank of canada i just told you guys

01:02:52.320 they lost 522 million dollars in the third quarter of this year the bank of canada

01:02:58.560 that's canada's central bank they control the currency in this country and they lost 1.00

01:03:05.040 $522 million based upon the idiotic, flawed policies 1.00

01:03:09.660 of Justin Trudeau and his liberal government, 1.00

01:03:12.140 backed, of course, by Jagmeet Singh's NDP.

01:03:16.700 If that's going on, you know there's a problem, guys.

01:03:22.280 So everything we've been saying to you regarding, you know,

01:03:25.580 this could be a long, cold, nasty winter,

01:03:28.380 it's kind of coming true, right?

01:03:30.580 What's it going to take to get people to stand up again?

01:03:34.320 and what are we going to do i've got an idea

01:03:39.360 but i don't necessarily think that the idea that i have is going to stop anything although i do

01:03:49.960 think it's going to bring us together a lot of us and that's what we need in my opinion right now

01:03:58.360 we need to be together. What else have we got here? This is interesting. Things change

01:04:13.880 the more we move on. I've had people on this show recommending investments in cryptocurrency

01:04:18.900 because they figured it was safe, right? It's a great investment and you can't lose it. You can't

01:04:24.280 have it stolen from you. Sabotage fears after a Russian billionaire dies in a helicopter crash.

01:04:30.880 The death of a Russian billionaire in a helicopter crash in Monaco has prompted speculation over

01:04:36.340 possible sabotage after the sudden deaths of two other cryptocurrency industry leaders in the past

01:04:41.760 month. If you guys saw my interview with Boyd Anderson, you probably know, oh, that's what's

01:04:48.660 going on remember boyd was talking about crypto and who wrote the code for it and why it's even

01:04:54.480 in existence in the first place and who controls it there's a lot of people guys there's a lot of

01:05:03.400 people out there who believe that crypto is a great investment i looked at it i never i never

01:05:08.940 went for it only because i just thought it was too iffy it's like what is this who created this

01:05:17.020 And of course, I've got this inquisitive nature, this curious nature.

01:05:20.080 So I go, I don't know what this is.

01:05:21.300 Who made this?

01:05:22.640 Well, nobody knows.

01:05:23.700 Well, then why would I invest in it?

01:05:26.020 Does that make any sense to you at all?

01:05:27.900 What is this?

01:05:29.800 Some secondary online currency.

01:05:33.420 Now, some of you may be into it.

01:05:36.380 But please be aware, according to Boyd anyway, that these people who control it, they can bring it up and they can crash it anytime they want by releasing the Kraken.

01:05:44.640 And if you haven't seen the interview I did with Void, it's still available, $5.49, just a little bit further down on the page.

01:05:54.660 But it's interesting that these crypto billionaires are now mysteriously being picked off.

01:06:01.500 At least that's what it looks like. 0.96

01:06:03.740 This is interesting as the other side screams, you're a racist. 0.91

01:06:10.000 I like when Tucker Carlson does that, by the way.

01:06:12.200 Apparently, Theo Fleury was on Tucker tonight.

01:06:14.640 I don't know what he was talking about, but he was on there. 0.99

01:06:18.220 You're a racist. 1.00

01:06:19.960 Look at this. 1.00

01:06:20.620 Look at this person.

01:06:21.840 This is from the libs of TikTok.

01:06:23.600 This is kind of disgusting.

01:06:25.540 Controversial opinion. 0.94

01:06:26.340 But if you have a token white and you're hanging out with your friend group of color, you need to ask permission from everybody in the group to bring your white friend. 0.65

01:06:37.760 Like, don't just bring them. 0.54

01:06:39.060 ask for explicit permission from everyone because just because you're comfortable with them doesn't 0.78

01:06:44.440 mean that everybody's comfortable with them i might not be in the mood to deal with white

01:06:47.840 shenanigans that day that's that's all i'm saying and another thing it feeds into their ego like 0.66

01:06:52.520 don't don't let them think they're a good white person don't don't give them that card to use

01:06:56.960 against other people please don't do that controversy what is she even talking about 1.00

01:07:04.100 oh wait a minute she's a racist 1.00

01:07:08.940 she is an actual racist not the kind you're a racist not that kind that's a racist right there 0.99

01:07:20.420 and some people might say well it's reverse racism shadow no no no there is only racism 0.84

01:07:24.880 there is no reverse racism there is racism period and the reason that you might want to say

01:07:30.520 reverse racism is because you live in canada a country that's been mostly white since it was

01:07:37.340 formed in 1867 the corporation of canada right but if you go to china there is a certain amount

01:07:44.380 of racism that goes on there and if you go to africa there is a certain amount of racism that

01:07:51.960 goes on there based upon the majority of the people who live in these areas right so there

01:07:58.400 is no reverse racism there is simply racism christine mcvee one of the lead singers and

01:08:06.460 songwriters of fleetwood mac died today at the age of 78 after a short illness i'm sorry to report to

01:08:12.600 you i'm a big fan of fleetwood mac and christine mcvee was a huge factor in their success back in

01:08:18.960 the 70s so uh this is ultimateclassicrock.com it's a website that i used to use when i was still

01:08:25.300 doing rock radio and uh they list christine mcb's top 10 fleetwood mac songs love in store

01:08:34.580 from the mirage album came in at number 10 songbird from rumors that's christine's i always

01:08:40.840 thought that was a stevie nicks song but that's a christine song that's at number nine number eight

01:08:45.760 think about me from tusk released in 1977 uh sorry 1979 little lies from tango in the night

01:08:54.480 came out in 1987 i love this song i think that's a great song over my head over my head

01:09:02.760 but it sure feels nice that's also a christine song actually the number one song is going to

01:09:08.800 surprise you because you may not have thought that that was a christine mcvee song so over my

01:09:13.600 head from fleetwood mac the self-titled in 1975 number five is hold me from the mirage album say

01:09:20.520 you love me from 1975 self-titled album as well uh is number four you make love and fun for you

01:09:29.100 see these are iconic songs i always find it funny you know when when you hear a song uh you know by

01:09:37.200 the band that you know but you don't know who sings it who who wrote it like oh i know but

01:09:42.820 the person that wrote these songs she died today and she made such a contribution to the world of

01:09:49.520 music right you make love and fun huge huge song is number three number two is everywhere that came

01:09:56.560 out in 1987 i want to be with you everywhere i'm gonna try not to sing and number one don't stop

01:10:04.520 she wrote that everybody thought that was a lindsey buckingham song because he took lead

01:10:10.280 on the vocals but no that is a christine mcvee song she wrote that one yeah so christine mcvee

01:10:16.800 McVee, sadly, at the age of 78, passed away today after a short illness.

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01:14:11.700 don't forget greg wycliffe is on the show tomorrow night and i'm working on and normally i don't take

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01:14:23.620 so many first of all but i've become frustrated in the last few days because i just have not been

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01:14:34.900 from tacit involved and if yes jeff i need this this and this person can you find them for me

01:14:40.460 please give me their numbers or an email address at least so that's why i thought i would bring

01:14:45.080 it up tonight to ask you guys if maybe you could help me in that area all right that's it for the

01:14:51.780 show tonight again don't forget greg wycliffe is on the show tomorrow night i'm looking forward to

01:14:55.840 that conversation one of the topics we're going to discuss is how do we crack the code

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01:15:31.960 have a great rest of your night guys and a great day tomorrow i'll catch you tomorrow night at

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The Shadoe Davis Show - December 01, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Weds Nov. 30th⧸2022

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