The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Weds Sept. 13th⧸2023 w⧸Turi Johnson Teen advocate for Parental Rights

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00:03:38.020 It's Wednesday, September the...

00:03:41.020 Ah, I was right, 13th, 2023.

00:03:47.920 On the show tonight, Turi Johnson, who has just come back from a very successful time speaking in British Columbia.

00:03:55.940 Of course, she came to fame during a speech she gave to the Louis Riel School Board in Winnipeg a couple of months ago.

00:04:06.920 And it's been a whirlwind couple of months for Turi.

00:04:09.700 I want to talk to her about that.

00:04:11.120 She's not feeling so well tonight, so we're not going to keep her for long.

00:04:14.740 We're going to bring her on in just a second.

00:04:16.240 Also, Gloria Dignatio is a local freedom advocate in Winnipeg.

00:04:20.980 She was out covering a fire today at the legendary Windsor Hotel in the downtown of this city and received some bad news during that report, which we're going to talk about tonight.

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00:08:47.000 Turi, Turi, there you are, Turi Johnson, Turi, thank you for joining tonight, I know

00:08:55.220 you're not feeling so well, is it kidney stones?

00:08:58.840 It is.

00:09:00.940 Your mom said too much coffee and not enough water while you were out in BC.

00:09:05.140 Pretty much.

00:09:08.220 What are you doing to fix the problem?

00:09:09.900 Are you drinking pineapple juice, cranberry juice, just a lot of water, what the heck?

00:09:14.800 How did you know that?

00:09:15.860 because i've had them myself and i know how painful they are believe me yeah i'm just thankful

00:09:22.680 that they kicked in when i got home and not when i was in dc yeah so did the doctor tell you which

00:09:29.660 kind you've got because there's three kinds apparently no i had them last year so i went

00:09:35.900 to the hospital last year and then this year i knew they were coming the night before and i was

00:09:40.360 like i'm just gonna deal with this i'm not gonna go to the hospital so i have no idea what type it

00:09:44.420 is i actually have to just like avoid sodium avoid oxalates avoid potassium avoid calcium

00:09:49.780 avoid everything that could be because i don't know what type it is so i have to eat clean for

00:09:54.240 a little bit maybe just eat clean as a rule in general going forward so they don't ever come

00:09:59.660 back yeah these things you know the doctor told me when i got mine and he shook his finger at me

00:10:05.640 just like i did at you just eat clean he said to me uh there's three different kinds or shapes to

00:10:12.340 these kidney stones the first one is round so you don't feel it going through your your uh kidney

00:10:19.820 because your kidney is designed to only transport liquids and not anything solid even these things

00:10:25.180 are like the size of a grain of sand they can cause such pain the other uh shape two shapes

00:10:30.800 would be football shape so that's what i had this thing kept going and every time it turned

00:10:35.740 the pointy ends would jab me and then the other one he said which is what you don't want is the

00:10:41.620 one that's shaped like a buzz saw with the jagged edges so i'm not exactly sure which one you've got

00:10:50.560 but we're going to get you back to bed as soon as we can first of all how would you describe by the

00:10:56.260 way turi is going to be speaking at our uh at our march next week you guys and so that leaves uh

00:11:02.140 from the forks at 11 o'clock we'll be marching to the legislature this is next wednesday september

00:11:07.020 21 million march for children uh turi is going to be speaking at that along with a couple of

00:11:12.940 other people who are well placed to be giving people information they need about this curriculum

00:11:18.940 going forward not just in manitoba but all across the province so how do you describe

00:11:25.620 yourself exactly first things first i don't know where to begin at the beginning

00:11:34.640 why did you want to speak out about this let's put it that way okay so with the school board

00:11:49.080 i just was i was kind of ticked off because francine was literally stating facts like it's

00:11:58.560 perfectly children are innocent she she said that men are masculine make men masculine make females

00:12:04.720 feminine make children innocent again and she wasn't talking about the males or the females

00:12:08.400 she was talking about the children and i totally agree and she got fired for that so it wasn't even

00:12:14.880 like i wanted to do it i needed to do it because it's so it's just corrupt it's stupid like

00:12:23.520 i was in the school system and my mom took me out in 2020 i think it was and this wasn't really

00:12:31.560 going on like yeah a lot of my my friends were influenced by social media but now the fact that

00:12:36.960 it's in the schools makes it 10 times worse and i'm so glad i'm so glad that i'm not in school

00:12:42.540 today because if i was i would be i would just be enraged all the time yeah do you think you

00:12:49.160 would have been thrown out of school at this point for making your for just speaking out against this

00:12:55.940 stuff i mean you're not in school but you do have friends that are in school are they having to hear

00:13:01.040 about this stuff on a regular basis yeah what are they hearing pardon what what are they hearing

00:13:08.940 how and how do they hear it is it like lesson plans or is it just a teacher some teacher with

00:13:15.360 blue hair uh walks up to them and says something outwardly provocative well it's not just like

00:13:23.840 they do classes on it because they but for the younger kids they do classes on it because they

00:13:28.380 want to teach them like there's this community and if you feel like you might be a part of it

00:13:32.840 let us know and we'll support you and we'll let you go by whatever name and gender you want we

00:13:37.360 don't have to tell your parents and then it's not just that it's there's posters all around the

00:13:42.960 school and there's uh safe community stickers everywhere which is like we accept you regardless

00:13:48.700 of what your gender and sex and uh sexual orientation is like it's it's kind of just in

00:13:54.620 your face regardless of if they're talking about it there's still rainbow hearts everywhere

00:13:58.300 and posters with a bunch of sexualities and flags and it's fine to not judge but

00:14:05.340 to push it on you is completely different and that's what they're doing i mean consider the

00:14:10.620 the drag queens for kindergartners and the books about sex like there's books about gay sex for

00:14:18.720 third graders third graders can you believe that yeah that's fine that's totally acceptable in

00:14:23.940 today's age it's it's ridiculous isn't it what friend have your friends bought into any of this

00:14:31.080 stuff have you had arguments with them about any of this i haven't had arguments with them about it

00:14:36.800 because they completely agree like majority of my friends so when it comes to a lot of the things

00:14:42.720 that i think they don't agree with it it's a little too controversial for them but when it

00:14:46.800 comes to this it isn't a conversation kids should be brought into kids should be left with their

00:14:51.580 identity intact and they shouldn't be brought into this conversation until they're old enough

00:14:55.900 to understand so any person that i've talked to including um i have a cousin who's transgender

00:15:01.480 fully agrees that kids should be left out of this don't confuse the kids like people who are

00:15:06.840 genuinely transgender genuinely gay genuinely they don't want this being pushed on kids they

00:15:12.680 don't want it being i'm gay i'm trans no they want it to just like it doesn't define them but it

00:15:19.140 but yeah all my friends completely agree that it shouldn't be pushed on the children like it's

00:15:25.980 it's not a conversation for kids to be having so it's not an argument if anything it's always a

00:15:30.080 good discussion we're like yeah right like exactly that's what i'm saying have you uh seen any of the

00:15:36.500 posters that have been flying around social media lately uh they show an eight-year-old with tattoos

00:15:42.120 and they say if he's all not old enough to get a tattoo he's not old enough for gender affirming

00:15:49.520 surgeries uh the other one is a kid with a smoke like an eight-year-old with the smoke hanging out

00:15:54.420 of his mouth if he's old enough to smoke then he's old enough for transgender surgeries uh

00:16:00.440 is this a social contagion turi is this something that is makes some kids fit in or feel like they

00:16:09.800 fit in if they say they're transgender even if they're not really feeling it 100 i haven't seen

00:16:16.100 the posters i do agree with that i've been saying that stuff my mom's been saying that stuff i have

00:16:21.280 younger friends who were in friend groups with all their friends thought they were pansexual or

00:16:27.060 gay or lesbian or whatever and they were the one straight person and then it's not just that they

00:16:33.080 want to fit in it's that they get influenced by it it's not like they they want it but it just

00:16:39.520 happens like it's really really awful but majority of kids if they're in a group of like a friend

00:16:46.960 group and they're all a part of this lgbtq thing they're in turn going to want to be a part of it

00:16:52.060 as well it's a lot of it is just being influenced and wanting to fit in with the people around you

00:16:58.780 and one in three one in three kids is gay nowadays so it's very hard to find a friend group that

00:17:04.660 isn't partly lgbtq but do you think that's true that one in three people are gay these days or

00:17:12.280 is it just because they've been convinced they're gay i think it's because they've been convinced

00:17:17.320 because i i don't even want to get into it i could talk about it forever and i know you're

00:17:22.720 not feeling well i'll tell you what give us the five minute version because we want to hear what

00:17:26.840 you have to say i have to think about how to put it well first off it's

00:17:35.700 it's difficult because with children like if you're genuinely trans if you're genuinely gay

00:17:45.440 you're gonna know at a young age that something is off right you're not gonna like girls or you're

00:17:50.560 not gonna want the things that are associated with your gender but if you're being told at six

00:17:56.800 here's all these sexualities this is what you can be if you think you might be that you're never

00:18:02.160 going to know if it was genuine or not because you're already questioning it like does that make

00:18:07.820 any sense so it's really hard to tell when a kid is saying at six years old oh I'm lesbian or oh

00:18:17.160 I'm transgender if it's influence anymore or if it's genuine because they didn't have the time

00:18:22.360 to even look back and go was I different because they felt different from kindergarten because

00:18:28.320 they were told to feel different like my my cousin knew at like three four that something was off

00:18:36.360 hated sandals hated dresses hated anything girly would scream if he had to dress like a girl like

00:18:43.280 he knew and he didn't even know what the lgbtq was that's how you know it's genuine that's how

00:18:48.260 you know something's actually off but they know what the lgbtq is when they're five now so how do

00:18:52.860 you know when it's genuine and when it's influenced how do you know when it's genuine and when they're

00:18:56.320 just convincing themselves because it's something they heard about you know how easily influenced

00:19:00.740 children are we can we can't really know if it's legit or not anymore and i can't go and tell any

00:19:06.100 kid oh it's not legit because i don't know they don't know but every kid that i know now that

00:19:15.000 has turned to the lgbtq and changed over i grew up with and they were straight

00:19:26.320 she'll be back hopefully

00:19:29.760 i want to hear what the rest of what she had to say

00:19:42.480 well turi if you're listening right now if you can hear me

00:19:46.920 please just click out and then click back in or it's also possible that maybe they lost their wi-fi

00:19:53.520 their internet so we'll wait for another minute hopefully they get their internet back

00:19:59.920 uh there she is all right let's bring her back hey there you are i pressed end on the call and

00:20:09.140 then i answered it anyways so it just it told me that my browser exited the so i had to leave and

00:20:15.360 then come back yeah so where were we you you were talking about how do we know if it's genuine or

00:20:21.040 not uh i i could probably answer that and say that well four or five years ago there was less

00:20:27.220 than one percent of people who identified as trans and now we've got ten percent of people

00:20:32.580 identifying as trans how did that happen all of a sudden it's it's definitely because it's being

00:20:39.280 pushed on us it's normalized like we didn't it never used to be a topic of conversation we were

00:20:47.160 just aware there's a group of people but now it's not we're aware of this just be kind to everyone

00:20:52.780 it's do you think you might be a part of it I think I might be a part of it do you think you

00:20:57.120 might be a part of it and it's like it's not it's not a normal topic of conversation it's a push on

00:21:03.740 you topic of conversation you're weird if you're not a part of it and I'm not saying that for

00:21:08.600 everyone because again like majority of people who genuinely are a part of it they don't want

00:21:13.460 to go push it on you they don't want to confuse you they don't want to bring kids into it it's

00:21:18.020 it's very much an agenda too because it's in the schools now it's in every form of social media

00:21:26.180 it's everywhere it's in books it's an agenda it's not

00:21:30.380 but I know that in like the last few years it's gotten bad because again I was raised with a bunch

00:21:40.660 of people and now every single one of them that's turned trans or lgbtq they were straight when they

00:21:46.860 were young and then were influenced and turned over and are convinced that they're lesbian but

00:21:52.540 again lesbians transgenders you know from a very young age so i can't take a lot of people

00:21:58.140 seriously if they're 13 and saying i'm lesbian now when you were always straight growing up

00:22:03.960 you can't just switch like you can't pick one day and change the next

00:22:09.040 it could be a phase right i mean when you were talking about your cousin who knew at three

00:22:16.440 screamed when she had to wear sandals and all of that but there's the tomboy thing too i mean i've

00:22:21.340 heard a lot of uh women these days who are women women's women uh say i was a tomboy i used to

00:22:26.760 climb trees and and run around with my brothers and fight and wrestle with them uh played baseball

00:22:32.620 you know did a lot of boy things but i was still a girl yeah is is that something that you've seen

00:22:38.380 if somebody is showing some male characteristics as a woman at the age of four these days it seems

00:22:45.100 like their parents will put them in a in a you know a helmet and work boots and send them off to

00:22:52.700 work on the farm or something you know well you're a boy you must be a boy you act like a boy

00:22:56.700 right yeah it definitely depends i think on who you're around because like if i i was very much

00:23:05.020 a tomboy when i was young i i did not hang out with the girls because they were it was too much

00:23:10.340 drama they were talking about boys and i wanted to climb trees and i wanted to go biking all the

00:23:15.320 time i wanted to be out i didn't want to sit on the couch on my phone making tiktok dances like i

00:23:19.840 wanted to go live and so i would always be with the boys and i can tell you if i was in school

00:23:25.560 and the school picked up on that now like then they didn't care that's normal but if that was

00:23:31.120 now I probably would have been told that I was trans or I would have been told that I was confused

00:23:36.640 like it depends on who you're around because being a tomboy is normal but it can be taken

00:23:44.520 and twisted on you I've watched many videos of people who are like de-transitioners and are very

00:23:51.360 upset because they were just a tomboy and they were convinced because they were a tomboy

00:23:55.480 they were trans and they switched and then now they're never going to be a girl again

00:23:59.960 because being a tomboy wasn't normal you know right do you know if they're i've been talking

00:24:09.440 to some government people in the last couple of weeks and they say we do not do gender affirming

00:24:14.860 surgeries in manitoba have you met or known anybody who who's wanting that and who's going

00:24:21.820 to get it um not now i know some people who already had it i'm not sure where it was but

00:24:30.800 no not really okay i know that you're not feeling well and i want to get you off the call but i

00:24:40.640 want to tell everybody and i also want to ask you about your trip to bc and the people you met and

00:24:45.480 how thrilling it was out there uh turi will be speaking at our uh at our march next wednesday

00:24:53.120 uh we're leaving the forks at 11 o'clock next wednesday get start gathering time starts at

00:24:58.600 nine then we're leaving for the march at 11 o'clock we're going to have a very special guest join us

00:25:02.780 between 10 30 and 11 o'clock to speak uh at the forks then we'll be marching towards the ledge

00:25:09.400 where the speaking program will begin at noon and turi will be one of those people so you met quite

00:25:14.460 a few interesting folks out in bc in the last month ago i did um i'm gonna grab a charger but

00:25:21.040 i'll talk about this i met i can't even keep track i love this kid i'm sorry guys i gotta

00:25:28.000 tell i love this kid i'm just gonna grab a charger sorry i cut out of the call i'll be back

00:25:32.680 i'm not feeling well don't mean to be a pain but can we cut this short

00:25:38.900 i'm so sorry that's all right

00:25:43.900 i like your honesty you're a good person thank you you're all right so thank you

00:25:54.760 so who do you want to start with dr charles hoff yeah he's so he's he's so wonderful i didn't even

00:26:02.820 i was sitting next to tamara on a panel and i was like on a panel and i'm like this is so surreal i

00:26:09.200 can't believe i'm sitting next to tamara and she's looking me in the eyes while i talk that's tamara

00:26:13.640 leach by the way you guys you're sitting on a panel with tamara leach yeah cool and then i was

00:26:18.840 sitting on a panel with charles and i'm like this is even like this is even crazier and i said to

00:26:26.300 him like i've seen some of the things that you said and it really really helped me when i was

00:26:30.640 denying that the vaccine was dangerous and all that like i appreciate you a lot

00:26:35.560 he was he's like such a sharp-edged person i was just completely amused by him i i enjoyed every

00:26:41.580 second that i got to spend with those people and he had a really cute dog too its name was

00:26:46.420 and it went everywhere with him everywhere you got to uh go tubing on lake okanagan okanagan

00:26:55.360 you didn't see ogopogo but you saw some dolls of uh ogopogo in the windows apparently yeah and you

00:27:01.680 did a speech in front of these people that got a standing ovation from what i understand that must

00:27:08.800 have been very cool i have no idea how because i got up like the second they heard 16 year old

00:27:15.440 they all stood up and started clapping to begin with and then i did my speech and then they

00:27:20.400 they clapped again i was very it's like oh you guys well you know what you're you're doing good

00:27:28.860 work turi i'm so happy you got a chance to go out and meet those people and i'm so happy that

00:27:34.000 you're going to be joining us next wednesday i can't even tell you how how happy i'm going to

00:27:37.540 be to meet you finally uh in person and i look forward to hearing what you have to say next week

00:27:42.480 in front of all of those people it's going to be great and i hope you're feeling better very soon

00:27:45.820 to these kidney stones can be rough they can it's it's getting better today's the best day of all so

00:27:52.280 far so cool all right i'll talk to you soon sweetie okay i hope you have a lovely evening

00:27:58.020 i hope you do too thank you bye for now bye that's jerry johnson everybody like i gotta say this kid

00:28:05.840 this kid hey gloria how you doing well i'm good but what a hard act to follow what a beautiful i

00:28:13.280 I wish I was that smart when I was 16 or 17.

00:28:17.040 I know, right?

00:28:18.260 I mean, she's just a sweetheart.

00:28:20.660 She's got opinions.

00:28:23.360 She's not afraid to say them.

00:28:25.180 And she's been speaking in front of thousands of people for the last couple of months.

00:28:29.120 And it seems as though her celebrity is growing.

00:28:31.780 And that's a good thing, you know, because, you know, so many people are throwing the ego accusation around these days.

00:28:37.180 It's not about ego.

00:28:38.600 it's about getting the message out the message that we know as people of common sense basically

00:28:44.440 and we got to get the message out to people and if we can get young people like tori johnson out

00:28:50.300 famous enough that she's going to be able to talk to a room full with two three four thousand people

00:28:55.480 then that's the way uh that it should be who cares about uh the microphone or the lights or

00:29:02.060 the fame right i mean it's just one of those things anyway you were out covering a completely

00:29:07.220 different story today the windsor hotel downtown watching that legendary thing uh burn down and by

00:29:12.420 the way guys in winnipeg how long has that hotel been up there glory it's a hundred years i think

00:29:17.820 a hundred years yeah so fire today burns down disrupts traffic um but you know what i i was

00:29:27.760 just gonna go do an errand at city place and i'm again just walking there you know and i see some

00:29:34.540 smoke and something i just was like oh it's just a little fire and then something told me so i paid

00:29:39.980 attention to my admission no go over there and i go there because i just live down the street

00:29:44.180 and holy smokes i've never seen a fire like that and close up and i i actually did a little live

00:29:51.100 on my own page and then i'm there wait a sec i report for winnipeg alternative media too this

00:29:55.900 is news maybe i should catch this so i did yeah but as you were reporting that you got some other

00:30:01.260 bad news about your daughter being tested positive for covid right yeah now some people may know about

00:30:08.180 my daughter sarah and i've been in the vaccine risk awareness world for 30 years

00:30:12.400 congratulations on your children's uh what is it the children's health alliance no yeah i'm

00:30:20.140 provincial director for children's health defense canada right excellent excellent yeah so uh we

00:30:26.820 are going to have a presence actually at the at the march next week and uh we're happy to do so

00:30:32.740 and because it's all about the kids whether it's regarding vaccines or what's happening these kind

00:30:38.880 of you know pornographic or unsuitable material being presented to small kids in the school

00:30:43.640 libraries and library system because i used to work at millennium library as well so what is going

00:30:51.480 on with your daughter okay so brief history uh my daughter sarah was born healthy and everything and

00:30:58.660 i didn't question vaccines actually i took her in exactly two months four months six months 15

00:31:03.900 months and 18 months that's how i was i actually researched everything except vaccination i

00:31:09.440 completely trusted it anyway every vaccine she got she'd have a reaction we'd tell the doctor

00:31:14.820 you know she'd arch her back and we have to take her for a car ride she'd be like screaming

00:31:18.400 not regular crying but screaming he goes oh you know just give her temper before the shot no big

00:31:23.720 deal and actually even back then i didn't want to give her temper and i don't think i did um so that

00:31:28.740 was following my motherly instinct but um so he always reassured us right and then when it came

00:31:34.000 time for 18 month dpt diphtheria pertussis tetanus she had a horrible reaction uh like it was just

00:31:41.140 before christmas uh right around christmas so lethargic and all that but on day eight

00:31:46.000 she had a horrible screaming fit i'll never forget it put her hands on her head and she screamed like

00:31:52.640 a wild animal my husband and i dropped everything we went right to the children's hospital and the

00:31:57.760 first thing they asked because they know when's the last time she got her shots and we said a

00:32:02.400 week ago is that anything to do with it oh no no you know blah blah so like i said it was it was

00:32:07.600 around christmas time and they couldn't find anything and in the end they sent us home with

00:32:12.000 antibiotics for an ear infection so what are we going to do first time parents okay so the very

00:32:16.700 next day after christmas day after boxing day we take her to the pediatrician well guess what he

00:32:21.620 looks in her ears and he says she doesn't have an ear infection so what is it blah blah but anyway

00:32:27.080 after that screaming episode december um 26 1993 she was never the same her eyes went black it's

00:32:34.900 like all the light went out of it she'd walk around our house like we weren't there it was really um i

00:32:40.980 i don't even know how to describe it when you see gloria was she at this age uh or sorry at

00:32:45.960 this point 18 months okay 18 months and she was actually came out in our lawsuit because we ended

00:32:54.180 up filing a lawsuit which was really hard to do because we were told it's like going second up to

00:32:59.540 the military like you're suing a multi-billion dollar like everybody knows now your audience

00:33:04.460 a pharmaceutical company, right? And this is in 1995, when we actually filed. But it was really

00:33:12.120 hard to get it going. But we did. And we were only the second case in Canada, because the first case

00:33:16.960 in Toronto, the Rothwell case, they had 14 families waiting in the wings. So the powers that

00:33:23.880 were, I call them new, if a family wins, the floodgates are going to open, right? So that case

00:33:29.100 didn't win. And it was a miracle we even got our case filed, but I was a legal assistant. So we were

00:33:34.100 able to and with the help of Dr. Jerry Bohemia he's a hero they raised a bunch of money for us

00:33:39.640 I could write a book but um you know like I say we're small potatoes but in a way we made a

00:33:45.840 difference because at our first they call an examination for discovery you know with a court

00:33:50.020 reporter there's me and my husband who's now my ex-husband because of all the stress from

00:33:54.920 raising a you know a special needs daughter um there was us and our couple of lawyers local

00:34:00.380 and they brought in they flew and there was 10 lawyers from toronto and this is 1995 so um vaccine

00:34:08.980 injury has been going on for a long time very seriously huh but you know at the time shadow

00:34:14.420 like we were on the front page of the winnipeg i have a hard time saying free press i call it

00:34:18.900 winnipeg fear press but back then they were we were on the cover uh peter warren was on then

00:34:25.040 one of our witnesses the day we launched our lawsuit she was in town she was staying at her

00:34:29.180 house Peter Warren had her on along with our lawyer at the time was Robert Tapper and we were

00:34:34.900 told our case was worth between three and ten million like when I think back now we were ahead

00:34:39.540 of our time we had them sweating and I wish I could say more but I and at one point I want to

00:34:47.800 and I want to say what I saw when I saw their documents but we had to sign a protective order

00:34:52.180 after 10 years because they wear you down they kept throwing stuff at us and stalling and then

00:34:57.520 you know the stress on the marriage and the financial along with raising you know a daughter

00:35:02.320 with special needs it was it was devastating my husband who I know is watching my ex-husband now

00:35:09.940 but we're friends now because of this pandemic situation he's a man and he cried for two weeks

00:35:16.420 so not only did I have to deal with watching my daughter but then my husband and we didn't know

00:35:21.840 anything about autism because that's what she was eventually diagnosed with sorry because we took

00:35:27.340 her to the child development clinic because the pediatrician kept saying oh no it's nothing but

00:35:32.300 because of that guy i lost you know probably a year or two of critical brain development

00:35:37.440 so um we ended up taking her to the mayo clinic and um they actually diagnosed her it's called

00:35:44.940 post-vaccinal encephalitis and that's actually brain swelling so remember i said when she was

00:35:51.260 holding her head and the pediatric neurologist so not some quack weirdo a pediatric neurologist

00:35:58.240 the Mayo Clinic said it would have been getting hit over the head with a baseball bat

00:36:03.160 anyway so that's the history there um I could write a book like I said so

00:36:10.740 now this whole pandemic thing happens and then I have to look like it's really

00:36:16.220 i think we're all under a ptsd right but everything i everywhere i was going was saying

00:36:23.340 and i actually lost my job because i couldn't or wouldn't wear a mask okay so i i lost my job of

00:36:29.680 20 years so you know i'm really in this closure here uh for those of you watching i've known

00:36:35.060 gloria for several years and gloria and i had had some pretty spectacular arguments about vaccines

00:36:40.920 back in the day and i will admit in front of everybody right now that you were right gloria

00:36:46.920 and i was wrong and i apologize for the things i said to you back then you know shadow you are

00:36:53.700 outstanding because i i remember that and yeah i remember you said kind of vaccines don't cause

00:36:59.880 autism i was like you know trying to be nice gloria but hey shadow blah blah and we did have

00:37:04.920 it out and um but you know what you did I remember you apologized in person when we were at the ledge

00:37:11.580 and we had the nicest hug and you looked right in my eyes and you said you were right and about

00:37:16.480 everything because at the time I thought because when somebody told me you were doing the show I'm

00:37:20.620 there what no like he's he's like pro backs or whatever like I didn't know what to think just

00:37:25.860 because of that uh reaction we had previously and then when I watched your show I was so pleased

00:37:30.360 and then and then it seems like you now know that it's it's actually all vaccines if you really look

00:37:36.540 into it it's a witch's brew of i mean i've been this for 30 years i was a board member of

00:37:41.900 well it was vaccine choice canada it used to be called vaccine risk awareness network

00:37:47.160 um you know i'm on the board with children's health defense canada with bobby kennedy jr and

00:37:53.460 other things so i know what i'm talking about i saw the vaccine company's documents and again at

00:37:58.940 one point I want to say what I saw and if people knew what me and my ex-husband saw trust me you

00:38:06.220 would never put that can I say shit into your body so let's talk about Sarah she had uh was it

00:38:15.160 post encephalitis uh autism diagnosis yeah well I think the real name for autism they give it

00:38:22.300 different labels right but post-vaccinal encephalitis which is brain swelling and

00:38:27.400 something called demyelination and that's like i don't know if people have seen that movie lorenzo's

00:38:32.500 oil with nick nolte um it's all about the myelin sheath which is like the coating around your

00:38:38.740 central nervous system so we found out that the pertussis component of the dpt which is whooping

00:38:44.540 cough the whole cell uh portion of the vaccine ate away at her myelin sheath since then they've

00:38:52.900 change it to a cellular pertussis vaccine,

00:38:57.020 which is less reactive,

00:38:58.780 costs a little bit more money to make.

00:39:01.100 See, it's all about profit for them.

00:39:03.040 If people only really knew,

00:39:04.360 like they know what causes autism

00:39:06.140 because they tested on mice.

00:39:08.140 So they know how to induce it in mice and monkeys.

00:39:11.540 They know exactly what they're doing.

00:39:13.780 So on the spectrum of autism,

00:39:18.580 how far along is she one way or the other?

00:39:22.900 Okay, back then. Okay, like she's 31 now. So this is back in 1993. Like I said, she got it when she

00:39:30.080 was 18 months, but it took us a while to put it together. They called it pervasive developmental

00:39:36.040 disorder. So she wasn't full blown autistic, like, you know, in Rain Man, like I was going to say,

00:39:41.040 the only thing I knew about autism was Rain Man. I remember my head just like millions of thoughts.

00:39:46.040 What the hell is autism? I didn't even know what it was. So she's not full blown autistic,

00:39:51.620 like she's had different behaviors and stuff like when she was younger it was pretty bad

00:39:55.660 okay I'll tell you some shout out it was so bad we actually had like I have two more kids

00:40:00.520 but our son was born two years after it got so bad we were gonna go in the car in the garage in

00:40:07.880 the winter and like gas ourselves because it was so painful like our daughter would walk around the

00:40:14.720 house she she wouldn't she wouldn't it's like we weren't there and it came out in the lawsuit

00:40:20.200 because I had a little hallmark date book

00:40:22.020 where I wrote practically when she burped,

00:40:23.940 like everything, right?

00:40:25.260 And it came out in the lawsuit

00:40:26.620 that Sarah was ahead in her milestones.

00:40:29.700 So this wasn't genetic.

00:40:32.480 And so, you know, Shadow, she's nonverbal.

00:40:37.220 So Sarah does not talk to this day.

00:40:39.500 I hate that term.

00:40:40.960 But people that know my Sarah,

00:40:42.560 like Sarah's beautiful, like she's there.

00:40:44.640 And actually, I always say for a girl who doesn't talk,

00:40:48.180 she has a lot to say.

00:40:49.240 And I feel spiritually, whatever you want to say it, I'm here on this planet to speak up for my daughter.

00:40:55.720 And like I say, never F with a mother.

00:40:57.540 I'll never let this go, ever.

00:41:00.560 So she lives in a community setting, correct?

00:41:04.600 She lives in a special needs group home.

00:41:07.480 And I want to say they're really great.

00:41:09.840 They're great people.

00:41:10.980 They're great.

00:41:11.560 You know, they do the best they can.

00:41:13.200 The thing is, the agency has to follow the protocols of Manitoba Health.

00:41:19.240 um so during the pandemic and I have to be careful right because I don't want my daughter

00:41:23.780 getting kicked out that's her home and you know she just goes to a day program she's had a couple

00:41:28.880 of boyfriends like yay Sarah you know we try to keep things as normal as possible but I mean there

00:41:35.100 was times when and I mean she's autistic or you know on the autistic continuum and non-verbal so

00:41:40.440 I'm thinking like does she know what's going on I I talked to Sarah like I talked to you or my two

00:41:45.180 other kids. Because I know she understands. I know Sarah understands. But the stuff that she

00:41:50.960 endured through that, like say a year and a half ago at the height of it, she got COVID. And you

00:41:57.100 know what? She was basically locked in her bedroom for 11 days. And she really hadn't gone out of the

00:42:05.400 house for probably a year and a half. I had odd visits with her. And I just thought, I mean,

00:42:11.440 imagine being locked in your room for 11 days how do you think you'd feel like a prisoner obviously

00:42:17.700 yeah so anyway if you're on the autistic spectrum where that's probably not going to work for you

00:42:24.640 because you've got a life of routine right if your routine is disturbed that's a big problem

00:42:31.300 yeah that would have been a big problem when sarah was younger like i feel sorry for i don't know

00:42:36.780 what you know i've heard some stuff with a lot of with parents of special needs kids yes how they

00:42:41.400 need routine and a mask for somebody like sarah like they need to see the lips move they i think

00:42:48.260 they can read lips right so having a mask on and you know how you can't hear them it's it's a

00:42:53.260 disaster you were asking me uh earlier today because now that she's been diagnosed with covid

00:43:00.140 again uh at least she tested positive for it whatever she has to isolate now and so manitoba

00:43:07.700 regulations i was just looking at the government website here it says you should isolate for five

00:43:11.880 days after your symptoms started and until you have no fever and your other symptoms have improved

00:43:18.140 for the past 24 hours but this hasn't been the case for her has it okay so what happened today

00:43:25.020 yes while i was covering the fire and i mean i was there since noon i was there all afternoon

00:43:30.340 but i got a call from uh the house manager and she left a message so i know it's not good right

00:43:36.940 okay what is it but i did not expect to hear the words that sarah tested positive for covid and i

00:43:44.380 was like and then the next part was she's got a this is a nice term self-isolate so right away

00:43:50.940 am thinking oh my god like she's gonna be locked locked in i call it they call it self-isolate i

00:43:55.860 call it locking in her bedroom for 10 days again that's what it was a year and a half ago so it

00:44:01.680 turns out somebody in her home um i don't know they thought she had covid they tested her last

00:44:08.880 night she tested positive but they let sarah go to her day program today the whole day despite that

00:44:16.100 Sarah's no symptoms nothing but they just decided to test her and the other roommate apparently all

00:44:23.700 of them three of them have tested positive I don't think I know for sure I can't speak for the others

00:44:28.260 but Sarah has no symptoms so now the and I I actually talked to the house manager tonight

00:44:33.740 to make sure that they're a little nervous I don't really think they know what's going on now

00:44:37.500 that again if this would have happened a couple of months ago it's a cold but now because the

00:44:42.660 media saying COVID COVID COVID it's fall with colds and flus all of a sudden let's pull out

00:44:48.000 the PCR test again right yeah um so what I've been told is they will test her tomorrow morning

00:44:54.740 she has to have two negative tests within 48 hours so if tomorrow however they test her with

00:45:02.600 the little thing if it comes out negative she'll be fine if not I don't know how many days this

00:45:08.520 will go on for i'm relieved to hear you say five days because i thought it might be 10 days well

00:45:13.880 it's possible because the federal government says 10 days the provincial government says five days

00:45:18.340 i don't know what they're going to do but i'm surprised that they're even still doing this

00:45:21.740 ridiculousness so was i and you know what like you know i've said in speeches and stuff it wasn't an

00:45:27.160 epidemic of covid it's an epidemic of cowardice in the sense that and i get people had to with

00:45:32.920 their jobs and you know I'm seeing family members I get that but we cannot do it this time I won't

00:45:38.520 I didn't before so I won't do it you won't do it people we know won't do it but for vulnerable

00:45:43.720 people like my daughter I don't know is the devil trying to get me that way what's the universe

00:45:48.860 trying to tell me maybe it got me on your show so I can say this but my daughter you know there's

00:45:55.180 no reason for her to be locked in her room for any length of time that's um that's cruel and it

00:46:01.340 it sounds torturous yeah yeah it's she's being treated like a prisoner and i would even say

00:46:09.740 prisoners get treated better than this i know and again go ahead well i was just gonna say i don't

00:46:16.060 want to you know her group homes doing they're lovely people we're blessed to have her in such

00:46:20.860 a nice suburbia home it's lovely there's two man-made legs around her she's lucky but at the

00:46:26.400 same time you know if i hear that one more time and i actually heard oh no worries the staff's

00:46:30.720 all wearing masks and gloves and they kind of know who i am i you know shadow i'm like i'm having a

00:46:37.020 hard time containing myself like what they're probably all shedding well whether they're

00:46:43.960 shedding or not the bottom line is we know that these ridiculous masks don't work these new

00:46:48.560 vaccines are probably not going to work the old vaccines were dangerous and didn't work

00:46:53.880 like they said they were going to work at the beginning so why should we trust anything they

00:46:57.840 say now and they go back to the same routine that didn't work last year that didn't work the year

00:47:04.120 before it's a test they're gonna see how many people comply and shadow i wanted to say like

00:47:09.620 you know how hard it was to get a vaccine exemption like if anybody deserves an exemption it's my

00:47:15.200 daughter like sarah can never get another vaccine in her life especially that lethal experimental

00:47:21.420 gene therapy that could take her out okay and we did get i think there was only two given in

00:47:27.900 manitoba we got it from a neurologist at the grace hospital so sarah has a vaccine exemption

00:47:33.760 i made sure because i didn't want somebody sneaking her off to shoppers drug mart because

00:47:38.620 in her house where she lives with the staff and everything she's unvaccinated everybody else is

00:47:44.000 vaxxed around my daughter and she can't talk so i got pretty concerned did she was she treated

00:47:51.900 any differently because she was unvaccinated not that i know of i wasn't allowed in the

00:47:58.840 house shadow i actually got in trouble once because i went in the house i can't even get

00:48:03.100 into that because i'm scared i'll get in trouble but i'm not scared of anything but you should

00:48:07.900 have seen what happened there i could write a book and then they tried to remove me i'm what's

00:48:12.260 called her substitutional decision maker under the vulnerable persons act and it gets renewed

00:48:17.900 every three three years so a couple years ago i got a letter and they tried to the word was

00:48:22.500 terminate me as her substitutional decision maker for medical oh i could write a book and write

00:48:29.480 because they wanted to vaccinate her and again if she gets one more that's it for her so anyway

00:48:35.720 me and the ex-husband got together and we had a really good social worker and it backfired on him

00:48:40.740 because instead of getting renewed for three years thanks angels we got renewed for five years

00:48:45.720 and i have that letter now so they can't come near her with a needle

00:48:49.340 okay glory i gotta move on uh with other stuff on the show thank you for coming on tonight i'm sorry

00:48:56.320 it's taken me so long to get you on this but you had a worthy news story today i wanted people to

00:49:01.200 hear about we're going to see you next wednesday at the legislature uh representing children's

00:49:06.360 health defense thank you again thank you shadow i appreciate it all right gloria dignatio everybody

00:49:12.920 she has been on this for longer than i have i'll tell you that right now she has been working hard

00:49:20.620 she has been showing up at every event that i have heard of like you know it's funny over the

00:49:27.020 past three three and a half years i'm sure you've skipped a couple of events whether it's a march or

00:49:33.240 whether it's a rally or a demonstration here, there, or everywhere.

00:49:37.920 Every time that there has been something that's happened in this city,

00:49:42.920 Gloria has been there, which is absolutely amazing to me.

00:49:47.800 Thank you, Gloria, for your inspiration.

00:49:51.520 All right, we're going to get to this story in just a second.

00:49:53.840 We have a string of aircraft stories for you guys before the show wraps up tonight.

00:50:00.620 This one comes from iSource News on X.

00:50:04.700 Can Force One seized.

00:50:08.040 That's Justin Trudeau's plane.

00:50:10.300 It was supposed to leave India on Sunday, but it didn't leave until yesterday afternoon.

00:50:14.980 He was stranded in a luxury hotel at our expense for two extra days in New Delhi, India.

00:50:22.200 Because of mechanical problems on his aircraft?

00:50:25.340 i'm sorry but couldn't they have flown a new one there for him within 12 hours and flown him back

00:50:32.640 that seems a little bit sketchy that story so from eyesource news sources on the ground and

00:50:41.460 this tweet came out yesterday say indian authorities prevented departure of justin

00:50:49.060 trudeau's plane after drug drug sniffing dogs detected a large amount of an illegal substance

00:50:55.920 yet to be identified now before this substance whatever it is could be identified the indian

00:51:05.840 government got on board with trudeau's pleads i'm sure and maybe this is why trudeau was snubbed by

00:51:11.320 all the other world leaders at the g20 summit in new delhi over the weekend because he was trying

00:51:17.600 to bring drugs into the country or trying to leave with drugs in his plane whatever but trudeau is

00:51:25.500 back in canada this tweet came out yesterday afternoon plane fiasco safely hushed up government

00:51:31.220 sources continue to insist a mechanical fault delayed the prime ministers for two days in india

00:51:37.560 so even the indian government is covering for trudeau on this one i suppose all of the globalists

00:51:45.820 need to stick together now speaking of planes this is pierre polyev a couple of days ago

00:51:54.100 on a west jet flight speaking to the passengers who's ready for a home you can afford

00:52:01.280 who's ready for some common sense

00:52:05.120 who's ready to give a big thank you to the west jet pilots and crew

00:52:13.500 This is your captain warning, a little bit of turbulence, but it will only last about two years.

00:52:25.800 The wind's shine will have a totally new crew and pilot in charge of the plane.

00:52:30.920 We'll pierce through the storm, safely land, in our home, the country we know and love.

00:52:37.400 Your home, my home, our home. Let's bring it home.

00:52:43.500 Now, I want you to understand that's that's a regular WestJet flight that Pierre Polyev was on, not some private jet filled with conservative supporters.

00:52:57.180 Those are regular Canadians on that flight with him. This is not to say he wasn't sitting in business class as opposed to regular coach.

00:53:05.240 But nonetheless, he got up on the microphone and addressed regular Canadians on that WestJet flight.

00:53:11.000 Well, now we're finding out that the WestJet Union has condemned Pierre Polyev's use of their PA system.

00:53:23.020 Because who does the union support?

00:53:27.100 Oh, yes, my friend, that liberal NDP coalition.

00:53:29.640 The union representing WestJet's flight attendants has called on WestJet to apologize for letting Pierre Polyev use an airplane PA system to address passengers en route to Calgary from the Conservative Convention in Quebec City.

00:53:45.500 This is not to say they were all passengers from the Conservative Convention.

00:53:51.140 in a thread on x former formerly twitter qp local 40 70 said it was very disappointing

00:54:00.260 the company allowed it it's very disappointing that west jet management let a politician use

00:54:04.560 a public address system on a recent flight for his political statement stubbly disappointing

00:54:08.860 that west jet is now trying to assign blame on the cabin crew for this event blame how is it

00:54:15.600 blame. The guy just got up and he talked on the PA. What's the big deal? Who cares? I think it's

00:54:23.640 an innovative way to get your message out. Here's what I say. Shut the F up. Deal with it. I mean,

00:54:37.560 it's great it's awesome this is your soon-to-be captain speaking i like that

00:54:44.120 rcmp investigating reports this is from left-wing corporate ctv of all things

00:54:50.060 even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while rcmp investigating reports of former

00:54:57.540 canadian air force members training pilots in china we gotta say the left-wing corporate media

00:55:03.480 has been handling this Chinese interference thing reasonably well.

00:55:14.180 Canada's Federal Police Force is investigating reports

00:55:17.060 that former Royal Canadian Air Force pilots

00:55:20.280 are training military personnel in China.

00:55:24.540 The RCMP is aware of the report of former RCAF pilots

00:55:28.440 taking part in training People's Liberation Army Air Force pilots,

00:55:31.860 a Royal Canadian Mounted Police spokesperson said in a statement. As the RCMP is investigating

00:55:37.820 these incidents, there will be no further comment on this matter at this time, of course.

00:55:42.500 The Globe and Mail previously reported that three former RCAF fighter pilots have been training

00:55:48.700 Chinese military pilots through the Test Flying Academy of South Africa by offering lucrative

00:55:55.080 six-figure salaries. The flight school in South Africa's Western Cape province has allegedly

00:56:01.940 attracted former military pilots from the UK, Canada, and other NATO countries. TFASA has

00:56:08.380 reportedly held contracts to train Chinese military and civilian pilots in both South

00:56:12.920 Africa and China. So technically free enterprise. These guys are no longer with the Royal Canadian

00:56:20.720 Air Force. They're private citizens and are allowed to do what they want to do using their

00:56:26.720 skill set after retirement. Correct? I would say, sure. Why not? I can make a few bucks on the side.

00:56:33.460 However, you have to look at who is going to be paying you those few bucks. And if it's the

00:56:38.020 Communist Party of China, you would have to maybe balk at that, right? Because

00:56:43.020 they are not our friends. China, we're not at war with.

00:56:50.720 But they're not our friends, let's be honest.

00:56:53.440 They have been infiltrating our government for years now,

00:56:56.980 trying to take control from inside.

00:57:00.300 So they don't even have to fire a shot.

00:57:03.980 Now, we've covered that on this show before.

00:57:08.120 So, could it be construed

00:57:11.840 that these former RCAF pilots

00:57:16.060 training Chinese fighter pilots,

00:57:18.800 could that be considered treason they are using a skill set provided to them by

00:57:25.340 canadians canadian taxpayers canadian trading

00:57:29.080 and now they are using that training to teach we can't really say the enemy

00:57:38.960 it's more of a cold war than anything

00:57:43.080 hmm this is dangerously close but in my opinion probably not treasonous at least not yet

00:57:52.980 i'm gonna get rid of that well no you know what i'm gonna hang on to that one

00:57:57.520 here's a great story came from uh standing for freedom.com

00:58:02.440 fifth circuit in the united states court government agencies coerced social media

00:58:11.260 platforms to censor users who dissented from approved COVID narratives. The victory is not

00:58:17.700 just for me, but for every American who felt the oppressive force of this censorship industrial

00:58:23.200 complex during the pandemic, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, who was one of the plaintiffs on this case.

00:58:29.720 The Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled Friday that the White House, the Surgeon General,

00:58:35.420 the CDC, and the FBI, wow, that's the White House, the Surgeon General, the CDC, and the FBI,

00:58:45.340 all coerced or significantly encouraged social media companies to censor content

00:58:51.880 the government disagreed with on a variety of topics, including COVID and election information,

00:58:59.600 saying that the pressure was so significant that the company's actions should be considered

00:59:05.020 state actions. This is in that lawsuit of Missouri versus Biden. The lawsuit alleged the government

00:59:12.720 required social media companies to censor the post of the states of Louisiana and Missouri,

00:59:19.140 as well as three practicing doctors, a new site, and a health care advocate. The Fifth Circuit

00:59:25.280 ruled the government actively coerced social media companies into taking censorial actions

00:59:30.860 against dissenting views on covid and other topics the case could be appealed to the supreme court

00:59:38.020 no doubt they would lose there is still a conservative majority on the supreme court

00:59:43.100 the ruling came after district court judge terry dowdy issued an injunction preventing a large

00:59:51.100 number of state actors from having contact with social media companies in any effort to coerce

00:59:56.580 or persuade them to moderate content.

00:59:59.100 The Fifth Circuit weakened the injunction

01:00:00.960 but ruled that Doughty was not in error,

01:00:04.080 finding the federal government did, in fact,

01:00:06.300 unconstitutionally censor users.

01:00:09.240 The suit was brought by the states of Missouri and Louisiana,

01:00:12.340 a web-based news site, a health care advocate,

01:00:14.860 and three medical doctors.

01:00:18.620 In its opinion, the appeals court wrote,

01:00:21.740 for the last few years,

01:00:23.700 at least since the 2020 presidential election or transition. A group of federal officials

01:00:30.480 has been in regular contact with nearly every major American social media company about the

01:00:35.700 spread of misinformation, quote unquote, on their platforms. In their concern, those officials

01:00:42.180 hailing from the White House, the CDC, the FBI, and a few other agencies urged the platforms to

01:00:48.180 remove disfavored content and accounts from their sites and the platforms seemingly complied

01:00:54.760 they gave the officials access to an expedited reporting system downgraded or removed flag

01:01:01.760 posts and de-platformed users the platforms also changed their internal policies to capture more

01:01:08.060 flagged content and sent steady reports on their moderation activities to the officials in question

01:01:13.360 at the cdc the fbi the white house that went on through the covet 19 pandemic the 2022 congressional

01:01:20.480 election and continues to this day the fifth circuit found that the most extensive communication

01:01:27.680 and coercion came from the white house and the surgeon general the court discussed numerous

01:01:32.600 communications between the government and social media companies here in canada

01:01:36.960 oh i'm sorry but censorship is legal over in the eu a top leader over there has declared

01:01:46.700 the world health organization is a terrorist organization worse than the world economic forum

01:01:54.280 let me make this bigger so we can all see one two three yeah i got some sirens around here tonight

01:02:02.700 wow that's crazy top european politician has declared the world health organization is a

01:02:12.000 terrorist organization mislav kolakusik a member of the eu for croatia made the declaration in a

01:02:19.360 stunning public comment the powerful lawmaker also publicly declared the globalist institution

01:02:24.740 is even worse than the world economic forum appearing at a press conference with other

01:02:30.720 politicians and guests, including Dr. Robert Malone. Kolakusik slammed the WHO's plans to

01:02:35.960 have all countries sign an agreement, giving the agency sole authority to declare pandemics,

01:02:41.560 override national sovereignty, and mandate vaccines and drugs. I would like to briefly

01:02:47.220 make the people aware of the upcoming danger for humanity, said Kolakusik.

01:02:51.740 The World Health Organization wants all countries to sign an agreement on handing over the authority

01:02:57.160 to declare a pandemic procure vaccines and drugs it will be healthier and safer for humanity to

01:03:03.460 sign an agreement with the colombian drug cartel they all know about drugs for sure

01:03:10.700 you can see the video in croatian on x okay this this is a great piece the weekly reality check as

01:03:23.340 rita from sky news australia laughs at the dim-witted lefties from the view watch this

01:03:33.020 before we get into that let's cross to the u.s where the democrats are having a reality check

01:03:38.080 of their own you see the radical open border policies they championed are having an impact

01:03:43.320 not just on the border towns where millions of illegal immigrants have flooded in since the

01:03:47.880 Biden administration came to power.

01:03:50.300 But now the impact is being felt in places like New York City, where Mayor Eric Adams

01:03:55.680 used to say things like this.

01:03:58.660 You pledged during your campaign to keep New York City a sanctuary, a city.

01:04:05.540 Do you have any concern that that policy is attracting more people to the border, more

01:04:12.540 people to cross the border to make that dangerous trip?

01:04:16.480 No, not at all.

01:04:17.880 This city has always been a sanctuary city

01:04:20.080 and we've always managed those who wanted to come to New York City

01:04:24.600 to pursue the American dream.

01:04:27.580 Sanctuary City, all those feel-good platitudes and virtue signaling.

01:04:32.000 But when faced with the reality of the policies he championed,

01:04:37.060 this is what Eric Adams sounds like today.

01:04:40.280 I don't see an ending to this.

01:04:42.740 This issue will destroy New York City.

01:04:47.880 destroy new york city we're getting 10 000 migrants a month

01:04:56.280 one time we were just getting venezuela now we get ecuador now we get russia speaking coming

01:05:02.920 through mexico now we're getting western africa now we're getting people from all over the globe

01:05:08.840 have made their minds up that they're going to come through the southern part of the border and

01:05:13.400 coming to new york city and everyone is saying it's new york city's problem

01:05:20.200 every community in this city is going to be impacted we have a 12 billion dollar deficit

01:05:27.320 that we're going to have to cut every service in this city oh damn may talk about a reality check

01:05:36.600 but still the dim-witted left cannot acknowledge something that even children learn eventually that

01:05:42.200 Actions have consequences.

01:05:44.420 You implement dumb policies, you get catastrophic consequences.

01:05:48.740 And talking about dim-witted lefties,

01:05:50.820 let's check in with how the ladies of The View,

01:05:53.340 filmed in New York City,

01:05:54.600 are coping with the small influx of illegal migrants,

01:05:58.200 small when compared to what states like Texas and Arizona

01:06:01.120 have been dealing with.

01:06:03.560 It puts tremendous stress on a city,

01:06:08.220 on a community, on the social services.

01:06:11.060 they need to be resettled elsewhere

01:06:13.600 they need to be

01:06:14.720 this is an active country

01:06:16.240 global warming and climate change

01:06:19.160 because people can't live in certain parts of this world

01:06:21.460 global warming

01:06:23.040 climate change

01:06:24.200 oh my god

01:06:26.820 these people

01:06:29.080 are so effed up

01:06:30.520 finally this is a 3 minute video

01:06:33.160 of Jimmy Dore

01:06:33.880 Jimmy Dore is a left wing comedian

01:06:36.840 he's got his own show

01:06:38.080 it's all over social media

01:06:39.420 i've watched it i didn't agree with a lot of what he said in the past few years but then

01:06:44.800 we both kind of started to move our opinions just a little bit on some things not all

01:06:50.300 uh he is a left-wing person still after all and i don't agree with most of what the left

01:06:55.460 uh has to say but on this issue jimmy and i are very much aligned i should try and get him on

01:07:03.000 the show i don't think he'll ever come on but it doesn't hurt to ask right so watch this comedy

01:07:08.800 routine jimmy door talking about the attitude towards certain people during the scamdemic

01:07:15.680 but the weird thing that happened around covid i'd never noticed this before in any other time

01:07:21.720 in my life but you weren't allowed to ask questions and at any point during this you just

01:07:27.500 had to you had to do what the man on the tv said right you had to do what the man on the tv said

01:07:32.660 without questions and then you're a good person but if you question it then you're a white

01:07:38.440 supremacist trumper not they're like whoa no no no i didn't vote for trump i just have questions

01:07:45.160 jimmy only dumb people ask questions

01:07:49.680 no i'm pretty sure we're supposed to question authority it's like a value uh is that what

01:08:00.880 they taught you in comedy school yeah that is what they taught me in comedy school

01:08:06.580 isn't that weird it was the weirdest thing i've ever seen even comedians would get on stage and

01:08:12.940 they would shame people for trying to get informed about a medical treatment that was experimental

01:08:18.760 that they had to take or they would lose their jobs and they wouldn't be able to travel and

01:08:22.600 people tried to get informed about that other people shame them they would say please tell me

01:08:27.000 you're not going to do your own research you've heard people say that please don't do your own

01:08:33.560 research. You know, before COVID, doing your own research used to be called

01:08:37.100 reading.

01:08:45.340 Now you're shaming me for reading?

01:08:48.520 At the behest of Big Pharma? It's like I woke up in the middle

01:08:51.360 of a Bill Hicks bit. Well, looks like we got ourselves a reader.

01:08:59.840 Tell me, boy, what you reading for?

01:09:03.560 Don't you know everything that needs to be read

01:09:15.300 has already been readied by a smart person?

01:09:23.760 That's how much people internalize the propaganda for Big Pharma,

01:09:28.200 was that they would be anti-intellectual enough

01:09:31.120 to shame people for reading

01:09:32.480 while they're wagging their finger at them for doing it.

01:09:35.020 You would never shame people for trying to get informed,

01:09:37.500 no matter what other subject it was, no matter how unimportant.

01:09:40.900 Like if I say, hey, I'm going to go buy a car.

01:09:43.240 Don't look into it.

01:09:50.040 Well, how will I know which car to get?

01:09:53.200 Ask the salesman.

01:09:54.260 He's the expert.

01:09:58.720 What are you, Henry Ford?

01:10:02.480 Thank you.

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