The Shadoe Davis Show - November 10, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Weds Nov. 9⧸2022


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00:02:30.000 I'm going to go with
00:02:46.640 I took the last train to Saint-Tropez, I took the last train, you caught me again, that song,
00:03:11.260 that song I've been singing that song all day today I took the last train to Saint-Tropez
00:03:19.200 I don't know who sings it
00:03:23.880 or if it's called took the last train haven't taken the time to look and see
00:03:29.640 but I think that was a hit sometime in the late 1970s and does anybody know
00:03:35.420 does anybody know who sings that song is it's not driving me crazy yet but it certainly will soon
00:03:41.640 welcome to the show my friends my friends my friends it is shadow at night it's wednesday
00:03:47.200 november the 9th 2022 by the way thank you very much for all of your emails and messages today
00:03:53.480 through facebook and through twitter and through email shadow davis at gmail.com
00:03:58.440 talking about last night's show with the hot stove the panel with uh beth ann and uh the real
00:04:07.360 rob primo and marty up north and the dean ness from unified grassroots all of those people are
00:04:13.280 fantastic loved having them on and i would love to do it again it doesn't always necessarily
00:04:19.420 need to be the same people i love doing hot stoves but you guys said you liked it and so
00:04:24.780 i'm going to make it more of a regular feature here on the shadow at night show okay how many
00:04:29.560 in the house right now in the house how many how many you're watching the show right now
00:04:39.600 the reason i i do the thing and people ask me how come you play that thing before you come on live
00:04:46.720 i say it's because i'm populating the stream i don't want to have to repeat myself over and over
00:04:51.160 and over again so generally speaking what i do is i'll run that that billboard as we call it in
00:04:57.400 the business i'll run that billboard for a couple of minutes and let the stream populate so we get
00:05:01.680 at least you know four or five hundred people in here so when i come on there's people and i don't
00:05:07.420 need to worry about waiting around with my finger up my nose waiting for you guys to get here so i
00:05:12.720 can start talking you're already here most of you um i'm hoping for a pretty good stream tonight and
00:05:18.740 the reason for that is i've got some pretty good stories i mean i spent some time putting this show
00:05:25.200 together but i have a question for you before i go any further sometimes i have trouble tracking
00:05:34.640 down a guest maybe it's because i can't find a contact information for them i can't find an
00:05:41.620 email i can't find a telephone number i can't find an address i can't find anything i can't
00:05:46.500 even find them on social media or a way to get a hold of them unlike me it was very accessible
00:05:52.760 and i do try to get back to as many messages as i possibly can i watched a tremendous 30 minute
00:06:03.380 piece this morning by a lady called the amazing poly and this piece was on enforcers in the
00:06:12.180 entertainment industry so these are the guys who work behind the scenes to force superstars
00:06:19.520 celebrities to do the things that i guess the globalists the cabal want them to do promote the
00:06:27.280 things they want them to promote and if you go against the grain if you go against the narrative
00:06:32.340 like yay like kanye you start getting threatened so amazing polly did this thing on yay this
00:06:40.240 morning being threatened by some dude and it's not with with physical harm it's with getting
00:06:47.500 thrown into a mental asylum or screwing up your finances somehow it's it's really quite diabolical
00:06:54.440 and other superstars have apparently been subject to this as well people like dave chapelle who
00:06:59.820 talked about it openly on the oprah winfrey show like 10 years ago and of course you know randy
00:07:06.260 uh quaid who everybody thinks went crazy because that's what they want you to think he's not crazy
00:07:13.560 not at all so the amazing polly did this piece and i thought i've got to get her on the show
00:07:19.920 and the only thing i could find out about the amazing polly is that she is in kingston ontario
00:07:26.760 so if anybody subscribes to the amazing polly because i guess you have to give her money before
00:07:34.380 you can send her a message that's what i found out through her website give me money and then
00:07:39.580 you can send me a message um if anybody is a subscriber to her stuff please and she's on
00:07:45.140 she's got a following of like 140 000 it's it's quite something i'm not sure if she'd be interested
00:07:50.200 in coming on a little platform like mine with a combined following between three platforms of 0.54
00:07:55.760 a measly 50 000 because she's way bigger than that but i mean who knows she might be interested 0.99
00:08:02.580 She might be interested in coming on. 0.52
00:08:04.440 So if anybody knows how to get a hold of Amazing Polly, please message me her contact information 0.99
00:08:13.700 and I will try to get her on the show. 0.98
00:08:15.420 I would love to have. 1.00
00:08:16.560 It would be a fascinating conversation with the Amazing Polly.
00:08:21.620 Better yet, if you could message her and say, hey, there's this guy, Shadow Davis, who
00:08:25.940 would really like it if you would go on his show.
00:08:28.900 That would give her added incentive, I think.
00:08:31.920 Right?
00:08:32.580 So I'm just asking.
00:08:35.720 Sometimes I need your help, guys, with things like this.
00:08:40.000 And there was another, oh, I'm not going to get, hmm, one second here.
00:08:50.240 Hmm.
00:08:52.720 Boyd Anderson.
00:08:54.020 former junior hockey star who wound up mixed up in the shady dealings of the globalists in the
00:09:05.520 cabal boyd anderson if you guys know anything about boyd anderson apparently just a young
00:09:17.340 well not young anymore but um a farm boy from saskatchewan who got mixed up in the
00:09:23.500 world of intrigue and high finance and some shady dealings with some shady characters
00:09:31.020 if you know where i can find this guy his name is boyd anderson please don't hesitate to message me
00:09:38.280 the show was brought to you by tacit investigations and security and by canada
00:09:43.840 nanosilver.ca. Let's say some hellos. The very first greeting tonight comes from our friend
00:09:50.100 Steve Bage in Selkirk. Hello, Steve, and happy hump day back to you. Hello, Bill. Hello, Kevin
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00:10:36.640 Cheryl is watching from Saskatoon. Lorena is watching from Dauphin. Fern is watching from
00:10:41.160 prince edward island jj somewhere in alberta hello carrie hello michael from brantford ontario elsie
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00:10:52.800 pauline is watching from huntsville lynn in kamloops lori i don't know where you're watching
00:10:59.620 from she says the cat is out of the bag what cat what bag what's going on what the hell is there
00:11:05.180 something i missed hello karen from grand beach hello dave from muskoka trudy from vancouver
00:11:13.260 island mitch is watching from elma is elma elma's got the little creek that runs through it right
00:11:20.180 very nice little town is that with the uh there's a there's a bed and breakfast there i've been
00:11:25.600 meaning to to stay at for the last 10 years and i just i haven't got round to it susan is watching
00:11:33.600 hello freedom friends ruby from fort mac okay okay okay let's get on with the show tonight you
00:11:39.540 guys uh starting with and i i can't even tell you how many messages i got about this one i put it
00:11:44.560 on the page the second i found out about it a lawyer collapsed today during the emergencies
00:11:49.640 act inquiry prompt prompting move to next witness okay just bring in the next guy this guy's on the
00:11:57.220 floor bringing the next guy this comes from city news everywhere calgary so i'm going to play you
00:12:06.440 video of what happened and i know you guys think you know what happened and that may be the case
00:12:12.780 but nobody is ever going to say anything like that publicly anyway at least not until they know and
00:12:18.840 even then it might be questionable the public inquiry looking into the federal liberal government's
00:12:24.740 use of the emergencies act took a long midday break today after a man collapsed in the hearing
00:12:32.700 room it happened when gabriel poliquin a lawyer representing the public order emergencies
00:12:37.400 commission collapsed while he was questioning mario de tomaso ontario's deputy solicitor general
00:12:44.180 the second witness of the day after the interruption they just move right on the
00:12:50.540 interruption pick this guy up and let's get get on with it the reason i joke is because he's all
00:12:57.720 right he was taken out of the building uh put onto a stretcher put into an ambulance and apparently
00:13:02.600 he is okay after the interruption the public hearing was scheduled to resume at 3 p.m eastern
00:13:08.840 and move on to the testimony of ian freeman an official with ontario's transport ministry now
00:13:15.960 for those of you who have six stomachs queasy stomachs you might not want to watch this because
00:13:21.760 it is fairly graphic well what am i saying it's not that graphic but to some people it might be
00:13:27.360 here pay attention says that there are 300 uh commercial cmv that's commercial vehicles yes
00:13:32.760 boom
00:13:38.880 just falls down boom
00:13:46.680 cmd that's commercial what's that noise oh is that the ambulance already here we go
00:14:02.760 oh my god uh commercial cmv that's commercial vehicles yes
00:14:12.980 yeah yeah okay guys look i'm not trying to make fun here
00:14:29.380 but i think we i think we know what happened i think we kind of know what happened here
00:14:37.900 and everybody was asking that very question in the post today on my facebook page
00:14:46.100 and of course there is no answer to that yet but this kind of thing has been happening with
00:14:51.640 greater and greater frequency over the past couple of years than i've ever seen before
00:14:55.860 how often do you see something like this i mean really and so you face plant
00:15:02.740 now people were wondering did he have a heart attack was he nervous was he dehydrated
00:15:10.740 that's where you have to shake your head when people start asking questions like that but
00:15:18.400 you're not allowed to ask was he jabbed you can only ask that question if you're a university
00:15:23.880 student these days are you jabbed if not get out and how many more times are we going to have to
00:15:33.440 see this before people actually start going hey just a second i think people are but it's not
00:15:41.780 happening at the rate we would like there was a survey done today that i'm not sure i believe
00:15:46.700 not a survey a poll that if they had to bring masks back if masks had to come back would you
00:15:53.320 say sure i'm in for that you know how many people said yes take a guess write it down in the comments
00:15:59.740 you may have seen this already and if you have please don't wreck it for everybody else but if
00:16:05.060 you haven't just write down a guess all across canada and a survey i think it was a lager
00:16:09.840 1500 people surveyed top five answers on the board how many people what percentage of people
00:16:17.780 said yeah i'm okay with bringing masks back write it down in the comments i want to see what you
00:16:24.240 guys have to say and i wish i had a prize for the closest guests but i don't
00:16:30.420 so brent says 75 judy says 65 christopher says 80 brenda says 1300 well okay uh you're saying
00:16:39.400 1300 out of 1500 i'm not going to do the math in my head here suzanne says 65 debbie says 60
00:16:45.420 tracy says 64 maryland says 98 percent laura says 74 pat you're close you said 69 70 of the people
00:16:56.680 surveyed and again that's why i say i don't believe this because you don't see 70 of people out there
00:17:02.740 right now with masks on i mean you're free to wear it if you want to but you don't see that i'm gonna
00:17:09.320 say 10 right now that's what i see maybe 11 on a bad day but certainly not 70 which is what the
00:17:20.160 poll said 70 we're going to get back to that in just a second i have a story about masking possibly
00:17:26.800 coming back in ontario and that's coming up in just a couple of seconds all right here's the
00:17:31.820 story this is funny midterm elections in the united states were held yesterday and the polls
00:17:37.940 closed in pretty much every in every state last night and they for some reason can't seem to come
00:17:44.440 up with the final answer who controls the house who controls the senate well this is the latest
00:17:50.600 number you got 49 republicans you need 51 for a majority in the senate because there's 100 senators
00:17:56.920 two from each state right uh 48 democrats and 49 republicans well where's the other three
00:18:05.820 where are they what's going on if it's a 50 50 split then the vice president makes the deciding 1.00
00:18:15.460 vote on any issue that happens in the senate and we know how kamala harris is going to vote she's
00:18:21.220 a democrat you'll vote democrat so that's where it sits right now as far as the house goes this
00:18:26.900 is you know i was i was yes throughout the division of power within the united states
00:18:34.960 government. What House has more power? And they're both fairly equal, although the Senate
00:18:40.800 seems to have more prestige. The House of Representatives definitely holds the purse
00:18:45.960 strings of the United States of America. So the House is very important. You need 218, 219 seats
00:18:52.960 in order to have the House majority. And they can't even figure out that yet. 438 seats in
00:19:00.520 the House of Representatives, 207 Republicans, 184 Democrats, and some 40 seats yet to be
00:19:07.180 determined. Are the races that close? Did the voting machines break down again? What the hell's
00:19:12.540 going on? Like, can somebody, I mean, it never used to be like this with paper ballots.
00:19:19.280 Never used to have any problems with counting votes. We always knew the night of, and now in
00:19:24.360 the last couple of years, oh, you got to wait. You might have to wait for a few days. We do know
00:19:28.600 the senate race in georgia is going to go down to a runoff apparently neither one of the two
00:19:34.760 candidates there got to the 50 percent mark so they're going to have a runoff again in georgia
00:19:39.800 and that could be the decider for who gets control of the senate now guys why am i talking about
00:19:45.120 american politics the american midterm elections you're going shadow you're in canada well i'll
00:19:50.600 tell you this the americans with everything they do affect life in our country and all over the
00:19:57.980 world. Let's be honest. They still have the largest economy in the world. They still have
00:20:02.580 the largest military in the world. They carry the biggest stick in the world. So what happens in the
00:20:08.700 United States affects us. When policy gets made down there, a few months later, it gets made up
00:20:15.240 here. Not all of it, depending on who's president and who controls Congress and who controls our
00:20:23.680 government up here if it's opposing parties they're not going to be you know adopting the
00:20:28.640 policies of the united states but yes it does affect us so if the republicans can get at least
00:20:37.820 the house of representatives that's going to be a good sign in terms of all this crap this new
00:20:43.640 world order that's that's been going on in the world for the past couple of years at least it'll
00:20:47.960 slow things down i'm not telling you that it's going to stop everything because it won't
00:20:53.680 But it'll give us a little bit of breathing room to prepare ourselves and maybe come up with some kind of a battle plan.
00:20:59.440 Look what they're doing here, you guys.
00:21:02.220 Look what they're doing here.
00:21:03.400 This is from CBC, CBC Manitoba.
00:21:07.220 Winnipeg Children's Emergency Department in crisis amid spike in respiratory virus cases from a medical director there.
00:21:15.480 178 kids needed care yesterday, a 45% increase from expected patients this time of year pre-COVID.
00:21:24.120 Now, apparently, this RSV virus has been running rampant through the country.
00:21:28.780 Winnipeg's Children's Hospital Emergency Department is in crisis as it struggles to keep up with a spike in respiratory virus cases, the department's medical director says.
00:21:37.860 Yesterday, 178 kids showed up at the hospital's emergency department for care.
00:21:42.480 about a 45 percent increase from the number of kids expected this time of year before covid
00:21:47.600 dr elizabeth doyle said the children's hospital emergency department right now is actually in
00:21:54.320 crisis that's because you fired so many medical professionals who wouldn't take the experimental
00:21:59.800 shot if you hire them back i'm sure you'll be fine you'll be prepared you'll be able to handle
00:22:06.300 the crush we're seeing more volume and more acuity than we've ever seen pre-pandemic in large
00:22:14.740 large volumes it's unprecedented the surge in cases of respiratory viruses in manitoba for the
00:22:21.020 last few weeks is linked to both how many respiratory viruses are circulating in the
00:22:26.280 community and eased pandemic rules that have allowed these illnesses to re-emerge oh what
00:22:33.200 are they suggesting what are they saying are they saying that we need to go back to those
00:22:41.180 useless restrictions i can't you know last night the round table guys if you weren't here
00:22:47.960 and don't forget to like and share because facebook and i've got a great story on facebook
00:22:53.760 fired 11 000 employees today and facebook strangles this show and others like it to reduce the reach
00:23:04.140 right so even with i don't know over 40 000 follows on this page for some reason sometimes
00:23:11.840 unless you guys like and share it it just doesn't get out to so many people so if you would please
00:23:18.580 do us all a favor and like and share this show get it out to as many people as you possibly can
00:23:24.120 also if you're having problems watching this show on facebook i stream every night at eight o'clock
00:23:30.120 central on twitter which is now fun again finally and i also stream on rumble so go ahead and follow
00:23:38.220 me on either one of those two platforms i would love to see you there i'm much more active on
00:23:42.980 twitter now than i was before as far as true social i'm not on there yet but i'll probably
00:23:48.180 make an account sometime in the next little while because people are asking me to and i feel it's
00:23:53.820 important to be on as many platforms as possible okay so here's doug ford the cowardly premier of
00:23:59.780 ontario talking about whether masks should come back he's being asked by a reporter this comes
00:24:07.060 from rowan kumar paul masks might come back this was today and you know i'd wear a mask when you
00:24:15.240 You can, you know, you're within risk and get your get your flu shot.
00:24:22.900 Get get a vac shot, too.
00:24:25.740 I'm going to head out there and get my fourth one.
00:24:27.820 I'm going to get a flu shot on another matter.
00:24:30.160 There's increasing pressure in the medical community to reinstitute some sort of mask mandates, given what's happening in hospitals.
00:24:37.440 And I think schools has been a focus.
00:24:39.380 Is that something the government would entertain?
00:24:41.100 I've always said from day one, I'll always listen to Dr. Moore's advice
00:24:44.800 and the advice he's giving everyone.
00:24:47.200 I'll give them the same thing.
00:24:49.000 You know, wear a mask when you can.
00:24:52.320 You know, you're within risk.
00:24:56.320 And get your flu shot.
00:24:58.960 Get a VAC shot too.
00:25:01.760 I'm going to head out there and get my fourth one.
00:25:03.840 Your fourth one.
00:25:05.580 Because I can't chance it.
00:25:07.300 Old guys like me, I'm not chancing it.
00:25:09.000 So we're going to we're going to get a shot just to be safe.
00:25:12.380 Don't you mean overweight guys like you, Doug?
00:25:17.120 It's a fact this statistic came out about 18 months ago now that 78 percent of covid fatalities were obese.
00:25:25.620 And I'm not talking about like when we use the word obese, people go, oh, that's insulting.
00:25:30.380 No, it is a actual clinical term. And it describes people who have a BMI of 30 plus who are generally in the area of 50 to 60 pounds over their ideal weight. Not necessarily grotesque obesity, which is much bigger than that.
00:25:48.640 That's my 600-pound life territory, right?
00:25:51.940 But this guy is obese, and he is at higher risk of death from COVID.
00:25:59.320 But even still, his chances of dying from COVID, given his age, probably about 0.01%, according to new statistics that have been coming out.
00:26:15.920 By the way, I did read a statistic today regarding myocarditis and pericarditis.
00:26:23.020 Now, people have been saying, well, I mean, that could be from the experimental genetic therapy.
00:26:31.620 But it could be from long COVID, too.
00:26:34.020 Well, there's a new study that came out.
00:26:35.580 I'm going to talk about this tomorrow night, not tonight.
00:26:37.600 I'm going to go into detail about it tomorrow night.
00:26:39.320 I'll give you the Coles notes tonight.
00:26:41.160 This study says, no, no, no, no, no.
00:26:42.860 covid infection has nothing to do with the myocarditis and pericarditis cases that have
00:26:49.580 been rampant across the world in the past year and a half not at all it has everything to do
00:26:55.960 the vaccine yeah so let's stay with masks for just a second from tnc.news
00:27:07.780 these doctors say that a return to mask mandates isn't necessary
00:27:14.580 where is chris schaefer when you need him last time we talked to chris now he is the the respiratory
00:27:21.060 expert we talked to about a year ago and then he was on the show a few months ago
00:27:26.820 from south america somewhere but we could use him right now every single one of these premiers and
00:27:32.680 the prime minister need to be briefed by this guy as to the efficacy of masks. Doctors are not
00:27:38.340 qualified to talk about this. Once a virus gets into the body, that's one thing. But as it floats 0.95
00:27:44.660 freely through the air, it's airborne. Only a guy like Chris Schaefer would know what to do and what
00:27:52.040 device to use to prevent it from happening. Not a doctor. Doctors are not specialists in air
00:27:59.260 recurrence or workplace protection like chris schaefer is and chris schaefer says quite honestly
00:28:06.980 that these things that people have been wearing on their faces for the past couple of years
00:28:11.100 don't work they stop nothing nothing at all unless of course we're talking about the kn95 bird beak
00:28:19.480 mask which will stop 95 of particles from getting in but you can't breathe in those things for any
00:28:26.180 longer than 15 minutes without actually risking your oxygen levels his words not mine so this
00:28:34.300 story here well the university of waterloo rushed to reinstate a mask mandate on wednesday doctors
00:28:40.580 who work at toronto area hospitals tell true north that a broader return of such mandates just isn't
00:28:46.540 needed it's a little bit of theater in my mind says dr suman chakabart an infectious disease
00:28:54.320 physician reflecting on the recent talk of renewed mask mandates for 2.5 years into this
00:28:59.100 the vast majority of us have immunity whether from infection vaccines or both
00:29:03.120 Dr. Chaka Bartol says he supports it I butchered his name I'm sorry says he supports an individual
00:29:09.680 choosing to wear a mask for personal reasons but has concerns with the direction the broader
00:29:14.400 discussion has headed Ontario has been grappling with a rough fall cold and flu season which has
00:29:21.840 seen children visit hospital for various ailments and drugstore shelves empty of basic medicines.
00:29:27.580 You know, contact C, the good old days. What's that stuff that tastes awful but it works?
00:29:32.320 I forget. Buckley's. Right. It's in response to this that some voices have suddenly surged
00:29:38.320 forward to demand a return to mandatory masking. Now all of a sudden people are talking about
00:29:42.660 masking for RSV, respiratory, sick tickle virus, for instance, on a population level. I don't think
00:29:49.180 We have the evidentiary justification for that, the doctor says.
00:29:54.580 At this point in time, a perspective shift is necessary.
00:29:58.040 Every single time we hear hospitalization rates go up, I don't think mask mandates are the answer.
00:30:07.120 And he's not the only one.
00:30:09.700 The problem we're having right now with the surge in pediatric admissions in hospitals is not because of COVID.
00:30:16.260 It's due to other respiratory viruses.
00:30:17.960 dr neil rao an infectious disease physician who works in toronto hospital says dr rao is likewise
00:30:24.580 worried about calls to implement masks in this new environment we had surges of rsv in the past
00:30:29.320 although not to this degree we've never implemented masks before so i guess only covid
00:30:35.080 is affected by masks all of this mask nonsense talk is just that nonsense but we do have more
00:30:43.360 on that coming up media manipulation my friends media manipulation good news here if you live in
00:30:51.340 the gta the city of toronto has dropped their vaccine mandate for staff and they're to be
00:30:56.880 offered reinstatement yahoo it might be happening now you see you got the forces of evil versus the
00:31:03.920 forces of good here and i think doug ford you know that video we just saw i think he's trying to just
00:31:10.960 balance both sides he's doing what any good politician would do but the problem is when
00:31:17.160 you try to satisfy both sides and you give both meager promises you all you do is piss off both
00:31:22.300 sides you don't do yourself any favor in that regard you've got to take a stand people appreciate
00:31:30.980 other people people in power who take a stand stand up for their beliefs
00:31:35.440 they might not vote for you but they might appreciate you more they might respect you more
00:31:42.200 okay so this this website has been giving me trouble but let's see if we can get our way
00:31:48.780 through it here verify verify from wusa9 somewhere in the united states you see what i'm saying here
00:31:57.440 so this video might start playing on its own but if it does i'll try to shut it off as quickly as
00:32:02.820 i can't verify this is one of these fact check things that they run on certain local media down
00:32:09.920 in the united states why a face mask box says it provides no protection to the wearer now you're
00:32:16.940 probably going to get a laugh out of this so let's go down here yes wearing face cloth masks is still
00:32:22.460 important to limit the spread of covid but wait a minute wait a minute hold on hold on hold on
00:32:27.260 a viral image now this is a real image you guys this is real you've probably seen it on the box
00:32:34.420 of masks that you purchased a couple of years ago before you knew
00:32:38.120 they don't work a viral image of a mask package that warns wearers it does not protect against
00:32:49.100 covet 19 has been making the rounds online alongside a misleading question asking people
00:32:54.120 why they're bothering with wearing masks the verify team did some research to set the record
00:32:59.540 straight okay so the question what's the point of wearing a mask if even the box that comes in says
00:33:07.040 it does not protect against covet 19 this is a valid question why y'all this is the viral point
00:33:14.260 why y'all wearing a mask even the box says it doesn't protect against covet 19 or other viruses
00:33:20.140 and there i'm going to zoom in on this so you guys can see it's important all right so there
00:33:28.940 no no no no no don't play that video yet okay
00:33:33.460 well now i made it too big you can only see half of it anyway look there's under
00:33:43.860 red line there not provide any protection against covet 19 that is on the box my friends
00:33:50.040 that is on the box i mean it said you know i had a box of masks a couple of years ago
00:33:55.200 i used i think one of them i used one of them and the box is still sitting somewhere in my closet
00:34:01.460 and it might be someone's last day
00:34:03.560 i knew it you know what the don't they understand
00:34:10.240 these automatic videos are nothing more than irritating i mean seriously if you're ever
00:34:17.960 building a website for a business you might be using as a side hustle never start automatic
00:34:23.840 video on it it's just a complete piss off anyway here this is what the verify team found what we
00:34:29.900 found the image reading will not provide any protection against the covet 19 coronavirus is
00:34:34.800 real most masks if not all being sold have some sort of label saying that it will not provide
00:34:41.500 any protection against viruses,
00:34:43.540 but that does not mean masks should not be worn.
00:34:59.840 Do I even need to go any further?
00:35:02.400 The manufacturer of the product says
00:35:05.140 they don't work on this.
00:35:08.660 But that doesn't mean you shouldn't wear it.
00:35:11.500 they go on to quote the CDC because everybody knows that the CDC is the absolute gold standard
00:35:19.980 for all of the information that we've been getting the past couple of years, right?
00:35:24.580 They haven't been wrong once. They have not lied at all, right? Right?
00:35:32.040 According to the CDC, cloth masks help prevent the spread of COVID-19 from those who, without symptoms,
00:35:39.540 from those who without symptoms oh this is well written this means that although cloth masks do
00:35:46.240 not have the capability to filter tiny particles like an n95 mask it can still help prevent the
00:35:52.120 spread of the disease by blocking respiratory droplets that leave a person's mouth while
00:35:56.560 coughing, chasing your socks. Because everybody knows that the average person, if they're going
00:36:09.100 to cough, they're going to do it right in your face. Because that's what society has been up
00:36:13.760 until the last couple of years. It's, I don't think I get you. Let me cough right on you.
00:36:22.760 Make sure I get all of your face. 1.00
00:36:25.940 Ah-hoo!
00:36:37.460 Now, here's what I do if I have to cough or sneeze
00:36:42.260 and I'm standing in line at a convenience store.
00:36:47.020 Ah-hoo!
00:36:53.340 That's what I do.
00:36:56.640 And I believe I made this argument roughly two and a half years ago.
00:37:03.020 This TV station, the Verify team,
00:37:07.720 at this TV station would have you believe that
00:37:09.940 even though the manufacturer says
00:37:13.660 it's not going to stop the virus, or any virus for that matter,
00:37:18.540 and you should still wear it because the cdc says so
00:37:22.940 shameless okay so there's a there's a health minister's meeting going on in bc right now
00:37:34.380 this is an interesting headline i found in the globe and mail today the federal health minister
00:37:41.680 jean-yve de clo who's setting up these meetings is seeking a national health data system in
00:37:47.640 exchange for increased funding to provinces you play ball with us we'll give you more money
00:37:52.580 basically we want all your health data we want a national health data system
00:38:01.920 and then we'll give you a few extra million that you can waste
00:38:06.060 on your health systems
00:38:09.940 so let's let's read a little bit of this story here
00:38:16.180 just a little bit we're not gonna we're not gonna stay with this one too long because we're moving
00:38:21.440 on through federal foibles today ottawa prepared to increase health care funding to provinces
00:38:29.420 and territories if they play ball and commit to a national health data system as a measure of
00:38:36.580 accountability federal health minister said measure of accountability what do you mean
00:38:41.360 exactly when you say a measure a measure of accountability accountability to who
00:38:46.060 the federal government does not have anything to do with the administration of health care
00:38:52.020 in this country that is a provincial matter
00:38:54.740 so what do you think the federal government wants a national health database for
00:39:02.600 yeah i think the same thing speaking of the federal government china now this is hilarious because
00:39:16.540 i don't know back in the spring and then last year and six months before that
00:39:22.660 i was digging up old articles from the globe and mail and cesis has been warning about this
00:39:31.520 for at least the last 15 years Chinese infiltration of our government not just
00:39:39.200 our national government our federal government but provincial governments
00:39:42.540 and municipal governments as well and only now it's becoming a thing
00:39:48.460 so if China's infiltrating our government and exploiting Canada
00:39:54.020 we need to know about it wouldn't you say so Pierre Polyev
00:40:01.220 wants a national emergency meeting on this former conservative mp kenny chu is slamming the trudeau
00:40:10.460 government over its lack of action and defending canada's national security against foreign
00:40:14.900 adversaries like the chinese communist party the ccp says chu are infiltrating and exploiting our
00:40:20.920 country's weaknesses and more needs to be done chu lost his bc writing of steveston richmond east
00:40:27.160 in the general election last year he asserts that this was the result of being targeted
00:40:32.300 by a ccp disinformation campaign that portrayed him as anti-asian chu was born and raised in
00:40:39.440 hong kong moved to canada in the 1980s he's and this guy is anti-asian
00:40:44.380 come on all right so mps are requesting an emergency meeting on this troubling chinese
00:40:55.060 interference allegation members of parliament requesting an emergency house of commons committee
00:41:00.040 meeting in light of what they call a troubling troubling troubling i think that's not the word
00:41:06.640 to use in this situation troubling report first published by global that china has allegedly been
00:41:12.460 targeting canada with a vast campaign of foreign interference for the last 15 years
00:41:18.900 conservative leader pierre poly have announced the plan request today during a press conference
00:41:25.260 in vancouver the formal request was shared in a tweet by conservative mp michael cooper who is
00:41:30.720 the shadow minister for democratic reform cooper shared the letter uh sent to the chair of the
00:41:37.920 committee on procedure and house affairs today which was co-signed by ndp mp rachel blaney and
00:41:44.380 Bloc Québécois MP Marie-Hélène Goudreau.
00:41:47.340 So hopefully these guys can get together
00:41:49.740 and weed out the Chinese infiltrators.
00:41:54.980 Don't you think it's a bit late?
00:41:59.140 More federal government problems.
00:42:01.060 What time is it?
00:42:01.980 I'm having a real good time talking to you guys today.
00:42:04.900 8.39 Central Time.
00:42:06.880 21 minutes left in the show.
00:42:08.400 All right, I'm going to try and rush through here,
00:42:10.960 but I do have a couple of things I want to hit on.
00:42:12.820 there's you know i think sometimes i over i over uh do the content here because you really like to
00:42:21.660 spend some time with certain things and but anyway i wanted to put together all of the foibles i mean
00:42:27.900 not a good week so far far for the federal government canadian consumer bankruptcy filings
00:42:33.520 are up 22.5 percent the largest year-over-year increase in over a decade according to statistics
00:42:46.100 canada the q3 increase in consumer insolvencies was the largest percentage increase since 2009
00:42:52.800 when canadians were being hit by the global financial crisis although many have forgotten
00:42:58.180 Bankruptcies in Canada were already picking up before the pandemic.
00:43:02.060 While economic activity collapsed during the pandemic,
00:43:05.480 bankruptcies actually slowed due to massive government spending
00:43:09.240 and central bank money printing.
00:43:11.240 But now that all of those government mechanisms have gone away,
00:43:14.860 businesses tried to reopen, couldn't get staff to come back,
00:43:18.460 and the paradigm of business has changed somewhat a lot,
00:43:23.040 wouldn't you say, in the last couple of years?
00:43:24.840 Less people going out to eat at restaurants,
00:43:27.160 more people ordering in restaurants going under amazon doing huge business
00:43:38.420 mid-sized local businesses not so much thank you justin trudeau who by the way
00:43:46.620 will be appearing on canada's drag race spin-off series
00:43:50.560 now this was all over yesterday but because of the round table i had last night
00:43:59.660 i couldn't get it on justin trudeau is swinging by the work room but that's spelled with an e is
00:44:08.060 that like twerk room is that what they're going for there on an upcoming spinoff of canada's drag
00:44:13.720 race producers of the drag queen competition series say prime minister will make a special
00:44:19.680 appearance on canada's drag race canada versus the world he's the first world leader to visit
00:44:26.100 the rupaul founded competition series which has more than a dozen global spinoffs in countries
00:44:32.300 including sweden australia mexico and the united kingdom an image from the set showed trudeau
00:44:38.500 beside toronto drag queen and host brooklyn heights in a segment where the contestants receive
00:44:44.240 inspiring words before the episode's main challenge is there that photo here
00:44:49.200 not on this story but there's a reason i put this in tonight you guys i was hoping to avoid it but
00:44:56.560 i thought no i'm i'm not here is a video of trudeau today getting his booster shot now tell me what
00:45:05.380 you notice here and i'm not talking about the needle going into his arm it's something else
00:45:11.420 Tell me what you notice here.
00:45:13.720 I'll take some Tylenol before going to bed.
00:45:16.520 That's been my trick so far.
00:45:18.340 That's it.
00:45:19.320 All right?
00:45:19.960 Well, we don't meet you, sir.
00:45:21.020 It was a pleasure.
00:45:21.700 Thank you so much for all your work.
00:45:23.240 I really appreciate it.
00:45:32.920 Thank you, sir.
00:45:33.880 Thank you.
00:45:40.940 uh so i'm really happy to have gotten my uh booster shot for covid today
00:45:47.500 all right i'm going to go back to the part in question here
00:45:54.500 not that right here okay 60 000 views of this so far
00:46:00.460 thank you sir thank you
00:46:10.940 can somebody please tell me why he had that ridiculous mask on if he was just going to take
00:46:17.160 it off anyway i'm a little bit charged up tonight you guys about this because people have been
00:46:29.880 messaging me all day about mad they're worried about masks coming back mask mask mask and you
00:46:35.480 know i don't think that that's the ball we should have our eye on but what the hell here we are
00:46:41.760 so let me ask you a question you watch an nhl game last year at all
00:46:45.820 or the year before that when no crowds were allowed or an nfl game for that matter
00:46:54.500 when the referees and the coaches were all wearing masks but not the players the players
00:47:02.040 the ones who were breathing heavy because they've just been out on the field exerting themselves
00:47:05.680 those guys they could be the ones spitting all over the place because they're professional
00:47:15.880 athletes that's it's in the contract spit but the coaches are the ones who had the n95 strapped to
00:47:23.720 their faces? How did that make any sense? How did it make any sense when a politician
00:47:34.360 would be sitting there waiting to be introduced by whoever is hosting the proceedings, and
00:47:40.760 they're sitting there wearing a mask, and then they get introduced and they walk up
00:47:45.400 to the podium. What is the first thing they do? They take the mask off. Now, if you think
00:47:53.160 about this logically and you're going according to the narrative meaning the spittle that comes
00:47:57.220 out of your mouth could be infecting somebody else if you're sitting there quietly with your
00:48:01.680 mouth shut you shouldn't need a mask on the second you start talking that is when you should have the
00:48:08.260 mask on but it seems to work opposite when we're talking about politicians athletes at all and i go
00:48:16.400 back to the restaurant one which is still a doozy that you have to wear the mask when you're standing
00:48:21.780 or walking through the restaurant going to the bathroom but once you sit down take it off it's
00:48:27.140 all right but you would see the extra cautious people who would cut a hole in their mask
00:48:33.000 so they could eat and drink and still be safe
00:48:36.780 so if you do run into a branch comedian friend or relative
00:48:46.480 and they're calling you my friend a tinfoil hat conspiracy theorist everything i just said in the
00:48:55.140 last couple of minutes please please repeat it to them and then and then ask one question
00:49:03.100 when you're all done and that is this who's the idiot again
00:49:09.700 okay so we all know about the emergencies act being declared and the inquiry that's going on
00:49:18.300 now because of the illegal occupation of ottawa as the media and the federal government would
00:49:24.260 have you believe it was which it wasn't was a peaceful protest you want to see an an awful
00:49:31.980 an awful riot i'll show you an awful riot and i'll show you who took a knee to defend
00:49:41.100 the awful riot it's look at this there he is again justin trudeau wearing a mask
00:49:46.660 at a black lives matter protest last year and then in this video and i forget who put it
00:49:53.520 together but i'll give him credit in just a second um we're going to show you some serious
00:49:59.720 violence, I believe that happened mostly in Montreal, some in Toronto. That was all part
00:50:04.800 of the BLM riots. Watch this. Trudeau takes a knee. He attends a BLM march in Ottawa. There
00:50:12.280 he is, bending the knee. This is what he was bending the knee for.
00:50:29.720 By the way, again, all of the violence you're going to see in this video happened in Canada.
00:50:59.720 Oh, my God.
00:51:29.720 Thank you.
00:51:40.360 Thank you.
00:52:10.360 That is what our prime minister was supporting.
00:52:37.900 now here's the question i have for you that was put up on twitter by brandon straka
00:52:44.180 you put that video together at brandon straka on twitter
00:52:48.200 did you see any of that happening in ottawa during the freedom convoy at all anything like that
00:52:59.780 anything at all over the the three plus weeks that they were there
00:53:07.900 it was mentioned today at the emergencies act inquiry from the mayor of coots
00:53:13.940 that the weapons found by the rcmp were faked he didn't go into great detail about it
00:53:21.900 but he did say something like that
00:53:23.940 but there was no verification so it's not really a big story at least not yet
00:53:30.640 no no there was none of that i i had a video taken by our own kevin sigurdsson of canada
00:53:37.480 nano silver who was there with his wife Anna back in February sent a video to me one night
00:53:44.440 he was following two young people who were walking through the streets of Ottawa
00:53:48.920 cleaning messes up they were picking up garbage on the ground not that there was much of it but
00:53:55.460 they were picking garbage up and putting in a big bag and many people were were doing that there
00:54:00.360 they formed a human wall around the unknown soldier they put a flag on terry fox that's i think
00:54:08.740 probably the worst thing they did which is not a bad thing at all they put a canadian flag around
00:54:17.580 terry the statue of terry fox now some people could say well it's desecration
00:54:23.340 Of course it's not, but that's what they say.
00:54:29.660 The very same people who are busting through windows and tipping over phone booths
00:54:33.960 and setting cars on fire and yelling, fuck the police.
00:54:37.760 The very same people that Justin Trudeau bent a knee to, those ones.
00:54:44.260 So when you see that, your blood should be boiling, and right now I hope it is.
00:54:53.340 although i think many of us are are beyond the point where this is going to get to us i mean
00:55:00.280 i know that you guys already know that but i just think it's worth the reminder there
00:55:04.620 this is an interesting story from the left-wing marxist corporate uh publicly funded cbc manitoba
00:55:13.460 this is interesting because manitoba is known as the land of a hundred thousand lakes minnesota's
00:55:20.580 only got 10,000 according to their license plate we have 100,000 freaking lakes in this province
00:55:26.180 100,000 now i haven't personally counted them but if they could put that on a license plate
00:55:34.500 back in the 1980s i'll buy it but yet manitoba's got a new strategy when it comes to water
00:55:42.680 we're going to limit its use that's right in a province the fifth largest province by population
00:55:54.120 and by area in this massive country this country by the way in case you don't know
00:55:59.280 is the second largest in terms of land mass in the world i'm not sure how many cubic hectares
00:56:08.260 manitoba takes up it's slightly smaller than saskatchewan in terms of area
00:56:12.680 But it's got a population of 1.4 million, most of which live within a 30-mile circle of the Manitoba Capital Region.
00:56:24.200 In the Manitoba Capital Region, you've got roughly 900,000 people.
00:56:28.660 And then there's 500,000 in the rest of this massive province, which is bigger than the United Kingdom times two, I believe.
00:56:40.900 Lakes everywhere.
00:56:42.680 But we need to limit the use of water, my friends.
00:56:46.300 We need to start rationing.
00:56:49.200 Why?
00:56:51.860 Why?
00:56:53.300 The province may test waters of a new pricing system in a bid to conserve water.
00:56:59.520 Manitoba is unveiling a new water strategy that emphasizes conservation
00:57:03.720 and floats the idea of a new pricing system.
00:57:09.320 Because the taxes we pay for the water, not enough.
00:57:12.480 The water bills we pay, not enough.
00:57:16.540 The provincial progressive conservative government released a strategy yesterday that will, in broad strokes, guide Manitoba's actions to protect its water resources for years to come.
00:57:27.360 The province said it will develop an action plan this winter to determine its future decisions.
00:57:32.980 The strategy vows to make every drop count by valuing the province's water resources.
00:57:42.480 I don't think that if every Manitoban took 10 showers a day for the rest of their lives,
00:57:51.280 the next 50, 60, 70, 80 years, that we could run out of water in this province.
00:57:59.860 We have hydroelectricity from massive rivers flowing from the Hudson Bay in the northern part of this province.
00:58:12.480 but they want to conserve it.
00:58:17.140 They want to ration it.
00:58:19.320 They want to make sure that we don't waste it all.
00:58:23.360 What does that sound like to you?
00:58:27.000 Whose agenda is that?
00:58:31.320 Who would think of that in a province like this?
00:58:35.420 Look at a map if you don't live in Manitoba.
00:58:38.400 Just look at a map of Canada.
00:58:40.140 you'll see a province that's got the one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world
00:58:47.540 it's notably visible on a map
00:58:53.120 and i'm not even talking about all of the lakes that surround
00:59:00.660 the city of winnipeg to the north to the east to the south
00:59:05.360 then there's lake of the woods which is about two hours away please can somebody explain to me why
00:59:14.460 our premier would say we need to start conserving water all of our electricity in this province is
00:59:23.020 generated by water unlike alberta and saskatchewan
00:59:26.600 does anybody know can anybody write it down in the comments
00:59:33.960 Maryland is right
00:59:41.280 Maryland says they are following the orders
00:59:44.060 of the World Economic Forum
00:59:46.060 they are following 1.00
00:59:47.040 because she's an idiot
00:59:48.260 they're following the orders of Klaus Schwab
00:59:51.780 who is following the orders of Larry Fink
00:59:54.680 and his cronies
00:59:58.180 with the International Monetary Fund
01:00:00.880 and all of the big investment firms around the world
01:00:03.960 that's essentially what it is danielle smith outed the world economic forum 1.00
01:00:10.620 as having a deal with alberta health services a couple of weeks ago she got lambasted in the
01:00:16.140 media for it well i wonder if we were allowed to go ahead and explore uh provincial dealings
01:00:21.940 how many world economic forum deals would we come up with these should all be public documents
01:00:28.920 i suppose we could put in a freedom of information act anything that has anything to do with the
01:00:36.120 world economic forum that might be something we we could do it could cost us a bit of money
01:00:43.020 and i'm not sure if you can get documents like that i'll have to talk to a couple of other people
01:00:48.780 who put in uh freedom of information requests to the province i think marty gold would be a good
01:00:54.100 resource to talk to you think he knows the process could be a bit could be a bit pricey
01:00:59.320 and i think you really have to be specific in your request for these documents say anything
01:01:04.760 with world economic forum on it i don't think you could do that but it's worth a try
01:01:11.480 or maybe we need somebody who could leak the information to us from the inside
01:01:18.320 that'd be something all right we're going to move to big tech here what time is it
01:01:25.020 oh okay i'm going to go late tonight obviously let's move to big tech meta cutting 11 000 jobs
01:01:34.120 and zuckerberg says i got this wrong but don't take my word for it listen to what he says
01:01:39.800 I mean, I know that there's, there must be a range of, of, of different emotions.
01:01:54.800 Um, I want to say, you know, upfront, uh, that I take full responsibility for this decision.
01:02:03.800 Um, and I'm the founder and CEO.
01:02:07.600 uh responsible for for the health of our our company um for our direction um and for for
01:02:14.240 deciding you know how we execute that including things like this and this was ultimately my call
01:02:20.880 um and it was it was you know one of the hardest calls that i've had to make in in in the 18 years
01:02:27.360 of running the company um and a lot of why it's hard is you know obviously it it has a big impact
01:02:34.640 on on your lives um but also you know for our mission we're losing people um who you've really
01:02:44.180 put your your heart and soul into this place and each of you is is talented and and passionate and
01:02:50.780 um you know each of you is all right all right well let me give you a tip mark and i'm no
01:02:56.700 businessman nor am i a billionaire but i think i can figure this out very easily for you
01:03:01.720 what you need to do is fire all the leftists in your company or at the very least make sure they
01:03:12.180 keep their political values and beliefs outside of the infrastructure of the company that means
01:03:19.880 the brick and mortar that means with their jobs that means everything no political beliefs allowed
01:03:26.580 no political freaking conversations allowed nothing we're only allowed to talk about sports
01:03:32.160 and if you can't do that or movies and if you can't do that mr zuckerberg then you need to
01:03:40.980 take your headquarters out of san francisco which is the leftist city in the united states
01:03:46.540 outside of portland and possibly seattle and move it to some place like orlando
01:03:53.200 move it to florida go to tennessee go to texas just to get a taste of what the real world is
01:04:04.200 like and once you allow all of these people who have been banned barred jailed
01:04:11.140 back on your platform and give them the free speech that they deserve
01:04:16.780 as citizens of the united states well hell as citizens of the world
01:04:20.720 then you may, may stop losing your shirt.
01:04:27.600 Facebook's market cap is now $800 billion so far this year.
01:04:35.660 He had to fire 11,000 workers, which is 10% of his workforce.
01:04:41.800 There's 110,000 workers at Facebook.
01:04:44.620 Are you kidding me?
01:04:45.380 But the biggest thing you need to do, Mark, is get rid of these ridiculous fact checkers because we know that that's not what they are.
01:04:57.520 That's not what they are.
01:04:59.900 But if you insist that you need to have fact checkers on your platform, then please make sure that that is what they're doing.
01:05:10.460 You don't need opinion checkers.
01:05:12.920 you need fact checkers
01:05:16.380 and by the way
01:05:19.260 if you've got two doctors arguing about one thing
01:05:22.660 and one of them says this
01:05:25.600 and the other one says that
01:05:26.920 not just one of them is a fact
01:05:31.560 and the other one is not
01:05:33.720 it is an argument and that's all it is
01:05:36.520 and you should not ban one or the other
01:05:40.580 nor should you ban anybody who shares what they say
01:05:43.540 or remove the content
01:05:47.100 or limit the reach of what they're trying to say
01:05:50.260 you're not a publisher
01:05:53.320 you're a town square, you're a platform
01:05:55.500 that's all you are, it's not on you
01:05:58.760 unless somebody is making violent threats of violence
01:06:02.120 or doxing somebody by releasing their personal information
01:06:05.840 then that's it
01:06:07.280 your fiduciary responsibility is done it's complete
01:06:12.680 once you start playing fair you'll be amazed at the amount of people who come back
01:06:22.000 i don't want it to be a cesspool of violence and hate it won't be twitter has just done this in
01:06:29.300 the past week and a half and it is such a fun place to be right now i know all of these leftist
01:06:36.520 celebrities are leaving twitter in droves no they're not not really and if they have left
01:06:43.400 if their accounts are vacant they'll be back look at kathy griffin she can't not be on twitter she
01:06:50.240 got banned for life for impersonating elon musk now the last time i checked identity theft is a crime 0.97
01:06:57.420 and she should be banned but not for life give her a five-year sentence but she keeps coming back 0.75
01:07:03.660 onto twitter under dummy accounts because she can't stay off it make it fun again zuck
01:07:11.500 let people enjoy themselves let people have a good time yeah there's going to be arguments
01:07:18.400 there will be name calling but so what so what that's not your problem that's not your problem
01:07:27.140 and getting the right information out there the right information which is a judgment call by
01:07:36.020 the way that's not your responsibility either all you're responsible for is giving people
01:07:41.840 that platform to do so not letting them not yanking them down when they say the wrong thing
01:07:49.500 and elon musk is doing a great job of that you at least so far are not
01:07:57.820 Staying with the digital stuff here, guys.
01:08:01.100 This is from LifeSite.
01:08:03.940 Globalists are intent on mandating digital IDs.
01:08:07.580 Here's how you can fight back.
01:08:10.060 Disguised as a tool for convenience and safety,
01:08:13.300 digitalized IDs such as mobile driver's licenses are coming
01:08:17.820 and will be embedded into everyday life
01:08:20.580 and used to control everything from food and sustainability
01:08:23.320 to travel and mobility.
01:08:25.900 okay we all know this right this is something that's happening all across the united states
01:08:32.000 all across the free world free world all across the western world now there is something here
01:08:38.200 called clear clear me and it's for airport security you know what it does they take actual
01:08:48.520 retinal scans and palm prints you have to sign up to use it it's like 189 a year u.s
01:08:56.620 so what you do is you give them your palm print and your retinal scan and then you can go ahead
01:09:03.940 and be cleared quicker at an airport when you're traveling you pay them to take your bio digital
01:09:11.140 information really it's all under the guise of convenience so uh that's how it works
01:09:20.480 where can you find this well it's not yet in canada this clear but it is all over the united
01:09:28.660 states so where can you find it in the united states it's in austin atlanta baltimore birmingham
01:09:33.280 chicago cincinnati boston cleveland dallas denver fort lauderdale greensville spartanburg
01:09:38.820 inglewood houston las vegas miami minneapolis nashville milwaukee los angeles oakland newark
01:09:44.900 ontario california that is palm springs sacramento san antonio phoenix san diego san jose st louis
01:09:52.180 washington seattle san francisco bay area it's all over the place now it's only right now being used
01:09:58.280 by a couple of the many airlines in the united states but retinal scans my friend they want your
01:10:05.940 retinal scan and they want your palm print and they want you to give them money to do that
01:10:17.060 and you know how these things work because i've explained it before but
01:10:23.140 in case you don't remember or you weren't here when i did basically what they do when they roll
01:10:29.400 these kinds of things out is they say oh here's a new thing for your convenience
01:10:34.060 and then gradually over time and because they're on a compressed schedule right now
01:10:39.220 agenda 2030 remember and they've even accelerated that uh usually over the course of five to ten
01:10:46.340 years they they just take everything else away every other option so you've got no other option
01:10:50.800 but to pay with your tap card right well that's what they're going to do with this but it's going
01:10:55.040 to happen over a quicker schedule probably the next 18 months if you're a traveler all of a
01:11:01.400 sudden any sort of paper documents they will be gone the way of the toto dodo bird i was going
01:11:06.980 to say toto bird dodo bird and then it will be replaced with this clear stuff by the way this is
01:11:13.620 a private company i certainly hope their internet security is good because people can break in and
01:11:21.780 steal all that stuff and i'm wondering if the government gets copies of everybody's retinal
01:11:28.660 scan and palm print you can bet your bippy they do that's what's happening canada is doing some
01:11:38.940 kind of a digital id experiment this fall in pearson international airport and i believe
01:11:47.400 at the montreal airport is it still called trudeau i can't remember
01:11:51.080 story here that goes back to the springtime from true north the feds consider digital
01:11:59.280 identity and facial recognition for air travel there it is my friends
01:12:03.560 there it is and we've made it to the final story tonight you're gonna love this i leave the best
01:12:13.160 for last for you huge story from the gateway pundit trans man wins the new hampshire beauty
01:12:21.860 contest weighs twice as much as closest competitor there he is there circled in red
01:12:28.260 isn't she lovely a huge trans man won a recent beauty contest in new hampshire's biological
01:12:41.620 male brian one miss greater dairy a pageant under the miss america organization she's twice as big
01:12:50.440 as her closest competitor look at all of these other young ladies all smiling here do you think
01:12:56.120 maybe they they feel a little bit ripped off no i think they probably thought oh that's nice that
01:13:02.980 she won i really i wasn't in this to win it i'm happy to be miss congeniality
01:13:15.760 there's another picture her name is brian brian right there won miss greater dairy as part of
01:13:28.000 miss america contest in new hampshire tresemme thinks brian's hairstyle is hair goals i don't 1.00
01:13:35.180 know what that means uh simply the the three words left in this story what a disgrace
01:13:42.080 and that's that's that that's that's it for the show tonight you guys okay please
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