as well on the, on the lines and i don't but ladies, we're going to leave it there for now. pallet women's rights activists support for law. and this is with delves agenda, a call hudson gender equality activists. as wells, thanks for coming on. the line is a controversial one, but great stuff on the program. thank you very much back. so the majority of people, they think what i think will leave you to it. thank you ladies. thank you for having a unself international world. there's a, it's a quote from oscar with me. kevin, thanks for checking in. it's half past 8, kevin, up to 831 of the most go time. very good evening for me in the team. ah. while tensions remain high over ukraine, one thing has abundantly been made clear. russia and nato have fundamentally different ideas about can european security and neither side appears to be in the mood. to compromise. is this why the propaganda war is reaching new heights

and so effective at midnight this sunday, february, the 13th, all provincial proof of vaccination requirements will end. there could be hope inside, as the freedom convoy continues to dominate the streets of ottawa and despite a law enforcement beginning to arrest individuals, including a 72 year old man for hawking. his horn, the movement is growing. we're going to bring you the latest from on the ground in ottawa, and here in the united states, multiple metropolitan cities had the vaccine and mass mandates remaining in place. however, beginning in may, a $30000000.00 grant program will provide a pipes for users to smoke, rac okay. crystal methamphetamines and any illegal substance in them, all with the goal of making a drug use a safer for addicts to advance racial equity. we're going to bring you the details and discuss with our panel. and the newly installed mayor of new york city wants to

make his constituents eat a plant based diet. and he has starting his initiative with the children, including the 1st all a vague and friday in new york public schools. is this a good idea and is it more about politics than health? we're going to ask the experts. i'm going out here in these stories plus more on today that news use here on our teeth. ah ah, the city of ottawa, canada police chief, said at least 1800 more officers are needed to put an end to the ongoing freedom convoy protesting the city as it stretches into the 2nd week. they are using the police, they have now cherished this 72 year old man and take oil cans and ticket truckers who are honking their horns and blocking street. now the cavalry from the south has

arrived. a group of men on horseback are now seen in the streets of otto and claim to have come to protect the truckers while also waving trunk $24.00 and save america. flags ortiz at john heidi has been on the ground. in ottawa tells us about a convoy of truckers who are blocking a very important congress point between canada and united states. a convoy of truckers blocked the ambassador bridge, lincoln, canada, and the united states. it's one of the busiest points of commer stretching from windsor ontario to detroit. the move was in solidarity with the ongoing protest. in ottawa, hundreds of protesters remained on the streets of canada's capital city, despite demands to leave from government officials, including prime minister justin trudeau, individual or trying to blockade our economy. our democracy that our fellow citizens, daily lives. it has to stop. hundreds of trots, remain parked in downtown ottawa,

particularly the parliament hill area, which is behind me, been the main staging area, this protest. in fact, police estimate there's anywhere from $400.00 to $500.00 vehicles remaining while it was a much quieter atmosphere than we found over the weekend with thousands of supporters descended upon the city. the protest continues to draw in people like patrick mccue's. it's been very festive, very, very carrying. thank you mr. truth. oh, thank you. because you've draw thrown or draw string around. all of us canadians drawn us together for january 29. protests has spread across canada from ottawa to vancouver, but ottawa remains the focal point. as the protest has morphed from a fight against vaccine mandates for truckers into a battle over the countries over all coven 19 restrictions. it's also spark political debate about the freedom of speech and assembly in canada. while protesters carry signs demanding freedom. many residents living in the downtown

area say, their freedoms have been infringed upon by the incessant noise and activity. and response police have stepped up enforcement measures such as cutting off fuel being brought in by volunteers to the truckers. the city of ottawa has also increased its finds a ticket for idling. vehicle for example, has been hike from $100.00 to $1000.00. clearly a move to squeeze the truckers out. many of the stores the bars, the restaurants remain closed here in the downtown ottawa area with barricades just like these. blocking off most of the streets, ottawa's mayor suggested that perhaps a federal mediator should intervene. but other canadian officials have described the protests as an insurrection and siege marco mendocino, canada's public safety minister ruled out holding any talks for protest. organizers sank, quote, it would sat a terrible precedent to say that if you show up to the nation's capital with heavy equipment and blockade the capital city, that you can force reckless change and our public policy. still some of the more

die hard protesters like this man would not give me his name, say they have no plans on leaving live free or die. i'm a supporter. absolutely, i'm a supporter for news hughes, john honey. what else i could say the mandate and the past vaccine does vaccine made. so the reason why commerce has stopped, but there can also still also be a small wind for the truckers because they've shown such force as tuesday. the canadian premier scott mo, announced the providence, the fest, catch on will end the vaccine passport policy in rest less than a week. it's time for each of us as individuals now to make a conscious effort, to treat everyone in our daily lives that we encounter equally. it's also time for the proof of vaccination. mandy tend so effective at midnight this sunday, february, the 13th, all provincial proof of vaccination requirements will end. okay, now as you can see, road map, the province of saskatchewan is

a ways away from all the protest. in ottawa, however, it seems they have heard the message loud and clear and what their commerce to start up again after 2 years. now, earlier we spoke with kelly and wolf. she is the ceo of the canadian democratic defense association. and we asked her about how we have now seen a bid tag. actually lind auto was government a hand effectively shutting down the social media pages crowdfunding pages in the like. we asked kellyanne, who has helped organize these rallies and how demonstrators are getting their message out now. so we began protesting about 2 years ago against all these restrictions with the line canada dot com in toronto. and since then we have developed into a over 400 organizations nationally against all this. and i think that there was a little bit of disorganization when it came to what the end goal was. when everybody got to ottawa, i didn't see personally any solution in place in order to support the the actions

of the truckers, which i thought was a bit absurd. however, working with the organizations across the country, we are going to be supplying solutions or to, to validate and justify all the actions of all these amazing canadians that have and that have really unified our country. now, the actions of the government are absolutely absurd. they have been violating the canadian bill of rights at every end. and i would like to appeal to our law enforcement officers out there right now and, and say that you have it within your power to use your own discretion. and to absolutely ignore these, the orders of these, that the political interference that is, has happened to your institution. you know, our canadian law enforcement used to be one of the best institutions the entire world. but over the course of the last 2 years, i can tell you personally from having crackheads myself for protesting and being arbitrarily detained. you know, it's just, it's really sad. what has become of our entire political structure

from government overreach to government generosity. while the by in ministration is providing a crack pipes known as smoking kids to advance with their calling racial equity. and the program isn't cheap. as our to course when a tasha suite expires, the $30000000.00 program will enable attics to use these tools. all for alyssa drugs is heading out pipes and needles, enabling those with substance addictions, or serve as a homeward duction to society. clearly the left and the right have 2 different reality is when trying to tackle this issue. and when it comes to injection science, the department of justice is woman for ignoring a federal appeals court ruling from last year. so is this program in the best interest for struggling attics, while a legal drugs continue to flow into the country and the effects are lethal? accidental drug overdose is the leading cause of death among those under the age of

45, with more than 70000 drug overdose death annually in the us. the tragic reality is also costly. according to the national center for drug abuse, a to 6 drugs cost the u. s. $272000000000.00 in 2017 alone as accounts for crime, health care needs, and the loss of work productivity. and now the biden administration is rolling out a $30000000.00 program that will provide at ex smoking kits. and according to those close to the project in health and human services, these kits can be used to smoke almost any elicit drug on its website. health and human services says the purpose of this program is to support community based overdose prevention programs, syringe, service programs, and other harm reduction services. it goes on to say it'll help control the spread of infectious diseases. the president claims this program will promote racial equity applicants of underserved communities classified as either african american or l g. b t q will reportedly have their grounds. critize, cities like san francisco and seattle already have programs that hand out smoking

kits. but louisville kentucky decided to ban smoking kits they once allowed to be sold in convenience stores over fears. this would enable drug abuse. marilyn law makers scratch the idea of smoking kits for a local law enforcement. an african american leaders spoke out against it. and this all comes at a time when the justice department says it's currently evaluating the idea of more injection science throughout the country. after injection sites in new york were authorized to open last november to facilities have reportedly intervened in more than 125 overdoses. but photos of a new linkage center in san francisco that promotes helping homeless addicts with drug rehab shows, needles, and trash surrounding the neighborhood. well, homelessness and drug abuse remains a complex issue. some are questioning if smoking kits and more injection science will help or only make matters worse. reporting for news these hughes and harshest suites are t. we now one to bring in former georgia, say representative reverend and mother d hawkins hague dog and taylor and concern colander. malik abdul,

thanks for joining me. thanks m d helped me out with this. how can the federal government give giving glass pipes and making in they specifically say it african americans and the l g b t q community members a priority? how can they justify this is advancing racial equity? i see it. is it the exact opposite? and i almost feel like this is a trick question i now, so i know so i understand the intent of what they are trying to do. the trying to make sure that those who have addictions will get clean drugs to be able to, to be in society and to be able to contribute back through jobs through being responsible, american citizens. but this is kind of a slippery slope because what we don't want to do is increase drug abuse while at the same time trying to save people from drug usage. and so, i mean, i really don't even know how to handle this, but i would not say that that is something that will create a close the,

the web gap in the black community. i really just don't even know how to address is to be honest with you. well, and i think i'm, that's why a lot of people are scratch the hedge. there's multiple reasons why people go on. this just doesn't make sense. whoever treats one problem by giving more of it, but making it the good part of that problem. i don't know. that's why i bring you guys in to talk about some leak fines are coming actually from the surplus of money for coven relief? doesn't this just actually promote drug use by the government within very vulnerable communities, especially like the homeless well on the 1st thing as far as the allocating them reallocating called it on. remember, that was a big criticism of the top administration with trucks that, that he was going to do things and reallocate coded funds and people railed against that. so now we're at a different place. these sort of harm reduction programs have been controversial for a while now. this isn't what biting is doing, isn't actually something new. but advocates within the a teaching community community have actually been pushing this in areas all around

the country. in many cities have been actually gone this actual route. we know that that's a big thing that's happening right now on the west coast in los angeles and san francisco, and many of these other places. so yes, this sort of program, it's a new at all. but this notion that you're tying it to some type of racial equity. i cannot, we can't seem to get past the point where black people need help figuring out, you know, we're not smart enough to figure out how to get an actual, you know, id to vote or many of those other things. it is really ridiculous. what divided administration is doing despite i may disagree with this whole program time get to raise in santa this is actually building bringing equity. we need to stop that when it comes to black people in minorities, in general, including women. we don't always need this type of help, and i'm a 2nd to insulting, but while i still have you, i want to switch gears on

a bit and day, especially since you're down in georgia herself. i want to talk to you about the controversies regarding the statue of supreme court justice clarence thomas. there is one me, a records just been voted on through the state house there in his home state at the state capital d. do you agree with the justice clarence being honored because he's the 2nd black justice to sit on the highest court in the land, obviously in georgia is his home state. absolutely not. i think it is absolutely ridiculous and absurd to give clarence thomas mind me anywhere in the country. i think even people, my name is it should be for people who are bringing the whole thing together. many people may not have light done. the model of the junior in the beginning where we know that the goal was always to bring about peace and reconciliation in right for a certain demographic or people. clarence thomas has been very controversial from day one and we can not forget that he had charge of sexual harassment. while

he, before he would have been appointed to the higher court and not for mister newman, who was about an ethical stuff going on as relates to supreme court and her being a major lobbyist committee, the rooms breaking before the supreme court. so i have no idea why they would do that. it's a mini african american maybe maximally, but it's a lap in africa, in georgia, all across the country. the way he wrote as it relates to how is that impact? lackey. ok, mike, i have to ask you not only as a man as an african american, but as a conservative, how do you feel about this issue? should justice clarence thomas be honored with a statue in his home state? capital ga, ga, can make this decision on their own. and if they choose to honor tom dot justice thomas, i think it's very appropriate. and keep in mind, this is the 1st conservative like justice that we actually have on the supreme court. and despite whatever your ideological positions are,

we should be able to actually honor the fact that he really did something that was, he's done something that's really extraordinary. and so whether you agree with his, you know, his ideology or not, yes, of course, the state of georgia should arrest a statute on behalf of clarence thomas. and keep in mind, we're taking down statues of people who are linked to the confederacy. but now we're saying that people who are sitting on the supreme court right now didn't, they're not good enough to get a statue. he's us on the georgia, go ahead and put the statue up. people are going to complain about it. and that's just how we are. 2 well, i appreciate it for giving us a okay, d, i'll give you one minute quickly to respond. and this is not about ideology. let's just think about it. if you stand, we'll get doing a batch of a call them how i guess kind of leave the right guess what? this is a man who was accused of sexual harassment by meter, he'll be doing all kinds of things ethical. he does not need that. you know, well, well, once again, it's like you said that to the state legislature,

they voted yes at this point. so we will say thank you will they can do for joining me in the conversation. now when a return woke madness has now come to one major city school cafeteria, but is the serving of only begin lunches in schools on friday actually. and their best health interest? well, we're going to discuss with mediterranean is the world's most efficient sea. unsustainable exploitation of its fish dogs, which maureen biodiversity under great thread medicine, is to lessen the getting the quote. our special guest on this is he cut our system . i'm not going to pull the cookie careful with his tech and want to put our lives despite the promise is to end over fishing by 2020. the situation is changing to

slow. well, i'm very disappointed with the put additions that they've basically not in public interests. they also do know in the mid interest of the fishes, the only interest of the fishery. moby on the face of the only ones in danger. the fisherman also at risk of losing all of them up to them before they get to them about that. i'm going to bubble thought, i guess it might be real. she's been able to not be abusive with . what is your media reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe?

isolation for community? are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. me the students are getting used to masking social distancing and anxieties over who is vaccinated and who's not. what's one word change come in their way? new federal regulations to limit the sodium most whole grains and prescribe the kind of milk students in various age brackets can be served. agriculture secretary

thomasville sack, call the efforts heroic because nothing says here. rhythm like tinkering with children's nutrition with rigid new regulations. but new york city schools are taking it a whole step further, where they knew a friday menu that is entirely v good. it is one of several ways. new york city mayor eric adams is trying to it. i want to quote this get new yorkers to eat a plant based center to live there, and some of the pictures of the food right there. i don't know how appealing that looks. now, the mayor's efforts also include plant based lifestyle medicine in new york hospitals. but one thing missing from mayor adams crusade seems to be his own personal conduct. because the progressive mayor has admitted to his fellow new yorkers that he does sometimes fish fill this leave some parents asking if the mayor can include fish in his diet. why is it telling schools not to serve it on fridays? well, we were to bring in tri, casey here is a survive healthy attrition. and the author of ribs at 50 and mr. helped him that

as well as andrew langer, president of the institute for liberty. thank you gentlemen for joining me on this grade to be here. ok. before we get to the health side, let's look at 1st of all the political side and andrew, this is the fact that the mayor supposed to be said the example is this, do as i say, not as i do, more hypocritical leads, talking about inventing rules for us more importantly, children, but not for themselves to follow until they get caught. and then they have to admit 1000 percent. i mean, obviously this is abject apocryphal on the part of mir adams. but let's take a step back, scotty, and recognize that much in the same way you were talking about math mandates and i'm going to go. this also wouldn't be an issue if new york city didn't have a guarantee of free lunches and free breakfasts to every student. in the new york city system. and so what happens like a lot of progressive policies, they create this issue, they create a situation which you are sort of forced down into a particular avenue, through a set of incentives and subsidies. and then here they're going to start implementing whatever social engineering they want to start engineering. the fact

that the mayor himself is not a true vision. well that's, that's just a cherry on the top of an already big and sunday thing and i have nothing against speaking it's in fact i think there's actually some really good quality for that. i as an adult, can appreciate and see health benefits. but troy, with planned based diety becoming more popular, we see some big in parents trying to insulate veganism in their codes, which is their parents choice. but others think it's actually unwise because certain neutral critics and supporters can't even agree how to interpret this research. we actually don't know a steady funny being kid to be shorter on average. had critics point to growth hormones in milk and arguing that non begin kids were abnormally tall. what do you think is the vision isn't strict veganism and children actually are responsible thing to do. so i think it shall abuse malnutrition. in my humble experience, and 2 and a half years, i am reading the literature,

applying it into my own life. i got a severe anemia. i was skinny fat, a. d, a larger didn't match up to my results. and lo and behold, 30 years later i ruskie more mount ers egan's off the internet. gluco, neo genesis is a deadly situation, and the body will catalyzed its own tissue, driven by cortisol to feed the body. if it doesn't have the proper nutrition, this whole conversation needs to revolve around quality and food. you just knew tom vilsack with a few p. o on santo who is now f da, i mean this is box in a hen house. nonsense. this has nothing to do with progressive left is right is i am no god. 8 family, you know, so i'm right on that side, but i want to change the whole complete world. i know about the tuition, i understand oil exploration, destroying the environment and the rain forest. that's where i came from 16 years

ago. and so there's so many things that are mixed up, like pasta primavera and the propaganda, it's social engineering is big. and so we, we talk about health and food and nutrition. we must talk about quality or our grandparents used to call organic food too. and it is not food any more, and our resorts reflect that 670 percent more people are always overweight child. obesity and cancer is from the blue less nonsense, less cut quad. talk with get down on what real food is not manufactured food by the bill gates and the monsanto's of the world, which clearly are poisoning the world with glad to say ascertain all her sister company, sir. all that put aspartame on the market right. lumps fill, it did think the jig is up, it being poisoned systematically and literally cut nonsense, but quality and cafeteria food. i don't know if that hasn't that long tradition of

not being in the same sentence, not just starting with this. and so even this, i, me actually have a mayor the government to really like to children 1st or is that propaganda? well, we put the children 1st because the children of the future and, and, or get food makes eyeballs, saturated fat makes my nation for the nervous system and the brain development. and yes, children are being chemically pop, reinstate with the c o s to do, and too much soy. which is it that beyond me, which whatever the narrative is they're trying to funnel us into some kind segan eugenics or some other kind of thing that i don't know what is being healthy, lifestyle in correct pipes to people a given cry parts to people. a healthy right try i over i am a 100 percent on the same page with you. my son went there, assured that the vague and trying to be vague and, and it was very unhealthy from we had to convince him that it was actually hurting his health. andrew, i want to get a quick word on your end because troy's definitely spoke about. i see, i see,

i know you probably can agree with and the point anything. you're kind of where yourself. you loved to cook and barbecue the kitchen, but you know, absolutely wrote this book called plant based approach she carries that occurred as diabetes reverse chronic illness. now can a plant based lifestyle, actually be a good, a force down people, not just an overall, andrew. it's herman. let me talk to andrew. it's another, it's a matter of choice from the end, right? if you want to have a lifestyle and you want your kids to you to plan based lodge, send your kids to school with a plan based lunch. we haven't even got discovery that ramp and waste that happens in the schools and the amount of money that literally goes into the garbage can. we saw this happen with michelle obama's nutrition program, the amount of money, the amount of food that got wasted there. the problem of course, is when kids go home, it's school, they're going to eat junk food later on. we have to give them the right foods that they're actually going to eat. if we're going to go down this road and not do political experimentation. well,

and then i went to those real quickly to try to 20 seconds. i gotta tell you, is this something that actually that this other that kids can actually handle at school? can they get enough nutrition for a day with one meal that they're given at school? it's all the education. it's all about the education at home, nutritious food, cook with your family, your family by organic, make a huge difference in the mirror. you want to be ready to 56, right? you're going to need organic food, baby. you're going to need it. you know what i agree with you on that trip beforehand or start taking off his jacket. i'm going to say thank you don't for joining me because that's all we've got for the show troy. andrew will talk to you later. thank you. oh, let's continue this conversation on twitter at scott in years hash tag, team and vh, until we see each other again, stay happy, stay healthy. stay with your clothes on and say, inform thanks for watching. a

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