House Arrest - Ep. 10 - House Arrest - 2026

00:00:00.000 right hello how's it going everyone happy new year happy 2026 i hope you guys had a

00:00:29.680 great holiday welcome to house arrest with chris and tamara how's it going chris well my house is

00:00:35.960 big red tonight and i'm out on the road been out on the road for the last uh week or so a little

00:00:40.880 over a week maybe it's been good though i'm trekking nice you just came back to the states

00:00:47.380 again right i did just we delivered this morning in swift car jonathan and i ran down to nebraska

00:00:52.880 grabbed uh well i got the hard loader so i thought the combine and then jonathan got the

00:00:58.040 the tires and the crates for three combines because i've been hauling combines at a grand

00:01:03.100 island nebraska the case plan for probably 20 years we used to put two combines on one trailer

00:01:08.340 way back in the day now and then we were hauling combines on a tandem axle trailer they got too

00:01:13.560 heavy had to upgrade to triaxles and now we're too heavy for a triaxle so we have to send the

00:01:19.360 second truck down for the tires and the crates it's unbelievable how big this ag equipment's

00:01:23.280 getting right now here we are still doing it after donathan i mean hi shelly awesome it was

00:01:33.960 an absolute awesome week running with him and uh trucking and stopping for our meals at the end of

00:01:39.060 the day and just chatting on the radio all day long and got our trucks all washed and cleaned

00:01:42.620 up down in the states where it was 15 degrees wow 15 well you know it was two or three degrees here

00:01:50.500 today in medicine hat it was pretty nice i can't complain i can't complain at all i'm just

00:01:55.840 i'm getting sick so i'm gonna be muting myself so i can cough oh it's good to see you guys too

00:02:03.340 it seems like it's been a long time i went to make the uh make the um link for this yesterday

00:02:07.680 i just about forgot how thank god for ruby thank you ruby

00:02:14.600 oh wow thanks you can drive it that's awesome i know yeah that was you guys got some great

00:02:21.880 photos of that any uh any issues with your probation officer over the holidays i mean

00:02:27.120 anyone that's um been under house arrest or has a probation officer they work

00:02:31.840 regular business hours so basically um from prior to christmas until this past monday i mean there

00:02:39.080 was absolutely if anything would have came up i couldn't have gone because my probation officer

00:02:44.140 was on holidays yeah mine was too um and there's they they placed kind of an interim one there uh

00:02:51.020 she was extremely awesome to deal with too she a lot of my stuff comes up last minute and i'll be

00:02:56.620 honest i've lost a lot of work in the last three months just because that that short stuff comes

00:03:00.460 up and i just can't i can't do it i can't make it work with the conditions so i stay home so over

00:03:05.180 the christmas holidays i did a couple loads when i could but for the most part we just kind of

00:03:09.180 chilled out at the farm and uh worked on equipment fixed stuff up and just took a break um spent

00:03:14.220 christmas at my parents place i was given eight hours on christmas so i went up to my parents

00:03:19.340 place with my uh family and my brother and his wife and kids came out and we had an amazing day

00:03:25.420 played some games had a beautiful turkey dinner the mum cooked and and then of course caught up

00:03:30.780 on sleep so what did you guys do yeah nothing honestly i i checked out i checked right out

00:03:37.900 over the holidays i didn't really well anyone that was trying to get a hold of me would know

00:03:41.100 that i basically just sort of ignored my phone and uh it was really quiet obviously with my new

00:03:46.300 granddaughter in manitoba syria and ashley my other two others didn't come out this year they

00:03:50.780 stayed close to home and um my family my immediate family had christmas and swift curds so my

00:03:57.100 daughter and my grandsons went there so you know it was actually quite nice and quiet and i think

00:04:01.740 after uh i mean the whole year that we've had and even the few months leading up to christmas i was

00:04:06.220 just so ready for just some quiet time uh you know we had the house to ourself for a little bit

00:04:13.660 which was kind of nice and so it was good but you know what by before even new year's i was ready

00:04:18.940 to have i love christmas holidays but i'm always so glad when they're over because i feel like i

00:04:23.900 can get back into some kind of a routine or something so and uh yeah so i got some rest

00:04:30.220 took some time uh took some time off and i'm ready to come out swinging now in 2026 do you

00:04:36.300 have any new year's resolutions no just keep speaking the the you know the truth and and i

00:04:43.120 think we're waking a lot of people up we're opening their eyes right now in this country

00:04:46.360 to what's been going on when they're seeing the government acting the way they still are this day

00:04:51.220 i've met so many people in the last little while that are part of lawsuits against their employers

00:04:55.100 for losing their their jobs during the you know what time and a lot of frustration there but

00:05:01.340 there's so many people and like this i just spoke with a young guy kc just outside the truck here

00:05:06.060 stopped for a visit and said all of his family's from the east and he says they're completely they

00:05:10.300 were the other way and they're slowly waking up every single one of them so we could be thankful

00:05:15.500 for that i think we just keep standing the way we've been standing for the last five years and

00:05:20.060 and speaking our truth and i think it'll eventually come around we're on the right side of history

00:05:24.540 I think so. Yeah, I think so. And I think you're right. Slowly, slowly, eyes become more and more

00:05:29.040 open. And I mean, I think when you have things happening in our government, like this Krista

00:05:33.660 Freeland latest appointment to volunteer position, apparently with the country of Ukraine,

00:05:40.000 you know, I think their corruption is just becoming more and more obvious and people are 0.68

00:05:44.440 noticing. I mean, it's just gotten to the point where it seems like they just don't care

00:05:48.080 anymore, which was obviously very frustrating. I can't imagine what Christa's constituents think.

00:05:55.360 At least she resigned, but I don't know if that's good enough. And I mean, obviously,

00:05:59.500 I do have a bit of a grudge against that woman. I mean, she illegally froze bank accounts and 1.00

00:06:04.000 gleefully froze bank accounts. And as anyone that follows me knows, I have all of her notes. I have

00:06:09.760 all of her notes with the bank CEOs, all of them trying to figure out how they can freeze bank

00:06:14.900 accounts uh without getting their hands dirty and getting into trouble so i mean i think it's

00:06:20.740 pretty obvious what she's going over there to do and the corruption continues too you hear that

00:06:25.700 doug ford has to hand his cell phone over for investigation and some of the stuff going on

00:06:30.100 with his government right now and of course he appeals that thankfully he's getting rid of that

00:06:34.420 crown royal that dang canadian crown royal he's gonna show them he's gonna show up america by 0.74

00:06:40.660 getting rid of a canadian prod product he's a moron he's a buffoon dressed in blue he he's 0.85

00:06:47.300 he bleeds red of course and yeah he's yeah i've never seen such a divisive clown than i have that 0.58

00:06:52.580 guy yeah have you been doing any community service i have not yet finally just the other day we had

00:07:01.300 things coordinated if they're in my hometown of swift current there's only three spots that are

00:07:04.980 available for uh for community service the spca um the mc store i believe and the salvation army

00:07:13.380 and uh but we i wanted to serve at my own little community the one little little spot that i live

00:07:18.340 in so we got permission from the courts to then have the community service in the community and i

00:07:24.020 you know i'll go it'll start here shortly i've been busy over the holidays and we'll focus on

00:07:28.500 that i think i'll park big red here through the cold months and you know mid-january february

00:07:32.900 fire it back up in in march or april when the weather starts to improve a little bit and then

00:07:37.300 i'll get that community service done i'm a volunteer fire department or firefighter on

00:07:41.560 the on the volunteer fire department so you know cleaning the fire hall and there was a fire when

00:07:46.100 i was gone with jonathan last week and of course i missed it i get the call from 901 saying will

00:07:50.860 you uh will you be attending and i can't from wherever i was nebraska i guess so um a lot of

00:07:57.780 stuff that needs to be done in the community so it won't take long to complete and i'll bust my

00:08:02.100 tail at it what's 100 hours you know when it comes to blue collar workers say i think i do that

00:08:06.240 from right week week and a half yeah no doubt i um i'm not sure why

00:08:15.660 um yeah i think uh i counted i counted mine up today and after this weekend there's a banquet

00:08:23.060 a community banquet at my church this weekend so i'm getting extra hours in today tomorrow and

00:08:28.600 saturday so it looks like by the time the weekend's over i should have about 66 hours so nice yeah

00:08:35.780 or would you would you continue on because i mean you're doing the community a lot of good

00:08:42.380 and you've probably met a lot of amazing people in there so i'm sure that the thought kind of go

00:08:47.060 in and help every now and then afterwards it'll probably cross your mind absolutely well i'm

00:08:51.840 really hoping that my probation officer will let me to continue to volunteer at the food bank i

00:08:57.480 mean you know it's it's a it's a really nice feeling i i do everything at the food bank i

00:09:03.040 work in the back in the warehouse unpacking stocking shelves and helping the clients out

00:09:07.740 front and it's it's really quite fulfilling honestly you know to help them with all their

00:09:13.980 stuff and and it's it's shocking um how frequently it's used you know and and it's even more shocking

00:09:22.820 how many people that i i recognize or know that are coming in there now so it's uh it's not good

00:09:29.260 but i'm glad that there's something like that there yeah so really looking forward to you

00:09:37.100 anyways getting getting that some getting the community service hours over with

00:09:42.560 there was talk about me uh destroying a house in the in our community there's a house that 0.85

00:09:48.620 to be tore down so of course i've got a little bitty track hoe at home and uh there was talk 0.89

00:09:53.580 about maybe even being able to use that equipment to crush a house so that would be kind of cool i 0.91

00:09:59.180 love doing that demolition on house this is pretty fun and community service for it too

00:10:05.500 right wrecking things margaret barber careful if you volunteer for the spca you will end up with

00:10:11.260 your own i was just thinking that exact same thing when you said the spca you could volunteer there

00:10:15.500 you'd have all the animals at your house well jonathan and cooper are doing really really

00:10:21.080 well with flea so when they went in and took the donations before christmas they they brought a

00:10:26.040 cat home brock most people know brock he's a shop cat and he's just a mess he's uh he's on

00:10:31.260 i don't know what he's on in there but he flies around the shop like he's like he's on something

00:10:36.080 um and then when they were there they seen this dog called flea and flea was a stray that came

00:10:41.840 and completely you know skin and bones his fur would move with fleas so the people at the sbca

00:10:47.540 named him flea this dog has it made in the shade like cooper has got him so babied he's got many

00:10:55.160 he's been dressed and manicured and groomed and treats and this dog is finally starting to learn

00:11:01.800 a little bit of freedom it's amazing to watch because you know my dogs my big dogs outside

00:11:06.120 charlie and zeke they were out running around and they barked and and then flea barked but then you

00:11:10.580 look back at us to think like is that okay that i just barked but tails up now to the wagon it's so

00:11:17.320 cool to see that's what it's about and i did i checked the sbca's website over christmas and i

00:11:22.000 think they only had like three dogs to adopt so good job everyone for getting out there and taking

00:11:26.840 that i think we need a little bit of help with the cat so i think they got quite a bit of cats

00:11:30.220 in our local sbca yeah i wish i could adopt another dog but i just can't i didn't even i

00:11:39.380 didn't even need this one when i bought her really it was not really the last thing i needed but

00:11:43.140 obviously it was exactly what we needed it it's really sad yeah i've had her now for three years

00:11:50.340 it's been three years at the beginning of january that that i bought her after my old neighbor died

00:11:56.500 yes you got two dogs yeah and then the other one when i yeah i kept them because well especially

00:12:02.900 the other one he is he's we had to put him down a couple years ago now because he was already quite

00:12:07.860 all of it but uh yeah but you know i i have since decided that i needed them more than

00:12:14.980 more than i thought yes it's amazing how that happens isn't it

00:12:24.020 well and that was yeah like i've got a deal in this we see when they get a feral cat that they

00:12:27.540 can't obviously adopt and i will usually just go pick it up and take it and deliver it into the

00:12:31.620 barn and and we never see these cats again they're gone they're mosers they run of course we've got

00:12:36.580 fresh water and we've got food in the barn for them um but they they mouse so it's kind of a

00:12:42.180 you've always got to feed your barn cats you know because it keeps just fills in when they're

00:12:46.180 catching mice but i walked in the barn the other day and there's this beautiful tiger striped cat

00:12:51.140 in there and he was thick and bulky he's been doing really well but mild as a one doesn't work

00:12:58.660 we adopted two cats this christmas it's oh nice that's what parent good for you

00:13:02.660 nice good job yeah that is awesome and jonathan bill we've got an anniversary coming up today

00:13:10.340 oh yeah you talked to him eh i did i got a text from him in the middle of the night the other

00:13:15.300 night jonathan is doing really well he said the pain level of what he's just experienced is about

00:13:19.860 11 out of 10. it is absolutely excruciating but um jonathan we had so many prayers for you

00:13:26.740 the surgery day was a little there was a couple complications but he did pull through

00:13:30.580 and his mother was with him and so was Christine Pearson there so we had he had a lot of love

00:13:36.840 around him and he's probably watching this right now so Jonathan the you get a long road ahead of

00:13:41.640 you here but you'll you'll be fine and I I made the mistake in one of my posts updating people

00:13:48.220 on it I just said the word Jonathan and right blend and then people mistook that for my son

00:13:52.300 Jonathan so I had a lot of messages coming in saying I hope Jonathan's okay Jonathan's fine

00:13:57.060 he's not it was jonathan villeneuve with right blend everybody knows right blend on here yeah

00:14:03.060 yeah no kidding you would have got all those messages like when we were in court and the

00:14:06.660 crime prosecutor said your parents died or something like that what happens i can't remember

00:14:11.140 how that went or the reporters reported it as as um tim radcliffe's mother had passed away that's

00:14:17.460 what it was and one of the unexpectedly reported that it was your parents yes yeah both of my

00:14:23.220 parents yes cbcctv and somebody else did that never a redaction on their part for that it's

00:14:28.740 amazing that no accountability comes from that cape breton holy cow cape breton i saw 0.66

00:14:36.900 oshawa ontario i saw grand prairie uh i saw nova scotia holy cow i wish you could blow that little

00:14:45.380 yeah he sent me a message too and i didn't want to call him especially after i saw his post because

00:14:49.460 because I knew he's in a lot of pain,

00:14:50.820 so he'll get a hold of me when he's better.

00:14:54.500 But I'm sure he's very happy to have that behind him now.

00:15:00.140 Nancy, I guess if you don't want to watch it,

00:15:02.640 you don't have to watch it there, Missy. 0.61

00:15:06.380 Oh, you're reading the comments?

00:15:07.500 I don't even have them on.

00:15:08.240 I've just seen a comment, yep. 0.58

00:15:10.900 Nancy seems like she's very triggered.

00:15:13.320 Nancy's probably on booster number 18 right now,

00:15:15.960 and she's wondering when she can get the 20 seconds.

00:15:17.980 And she's that excited about the way the government controlled citizens.

00:15:21.600 Good job, Nancy. 0.63

00:15:22.900 Oh, no.

00:15:25.260 Oh, no.

00:15:26.060 Am I trolling?

00:15:27.060 I'm trolling.

00:15:28.000 Uh-oh.

00:15:29.000 Uh-oh.

00:15:31.900 It's what you do.

00:15:33.880 I know.

00:15:34.340 Tamara's always nice, and I'm the spice.

00:15:36.420 And she always keeps reminding me, like, quit, quit, Chris.

00:15:40.140 You've got to rise above it.

00:15:42.160 But I still have to kind of lower down and sink in every now and then because that's my nature.

00:15:46.820 I love to fight.

00:15:47.980 love the engagement yeah you are oh nova scotia new brunswick wow you guys well

00:15:54.380 gosh it's just about 10 o'clock there

00:15:58.140 cash nice i'm gonna bc yes you like to troll i remember even like right when we were driving

00:16:03.900 to ottawa you were you were messaging with some people that were giving you a hard time and i

00:16:07.980 remember because i didn't really know you that well then and i remember said why don't you just

00:16:12.300 block them and you're like well that would be no fun and then i watched you troll and then i

00:16:17.660 now i now i got it well we were in the conference room in one of the hotels having a meeting there

00:16:23.100 and i remember miranda had the phone number or the cell phone that had the number that people

00:16:27.180 could call if they had emergencies and the phone kept ringing and ringing and ringing and ringing

00:16:31.580 and finally i just grabbed it out of her hands and i answered it and it was a a group of antifa

00:16:36.380 people from winnipeg and they started off by saying we were a bunch of racists and homophobes so i

00:16:41.580 said what would give you that indication well you're not inclusive and i'm like are you here

00:16:46.060 do you see this and we went back and forth you know of course miranda was like

00:16:51.020 you know you're engaging with them i keep hearing a ding dong coming through my headset but i don't

00:16:55.020 know if that's my headphones or what that is so it's good to engage it's okay maybe it's just on

00:17:04.220 my side then minnesota in the house wow there's so much going on in minnesota holy cow are you

00:17:11.340 you following that story down there getting a little controversial down there nick shirley

00:17:17.180 exposed the somalian daycare fraud and the and the medical health care center fraud and then

00:17:21.860 after what happened yesterday wow it's just blowing up and then you know i see

00:17:25.240 these but i i used to actually think that canada was way way worse off than the united states but

00:17:30.980 after seeing some of the democrats like tim waltz and uh gavin newsom and like like the rhetoric

00:17:37.540 it's very it very much is like the freedom convoy when they were you know trying to scare the

00:17:43.300 bejesus out of everyone um yeah about us and just it's just so disgusting to watch what they're

00:17:49.860 doing it's it's different to see the two sides of the video that it was let go yesterday too at

00:17:55.380 first you've seen the video from the back side of the car and the first thing i noticed was that

00:17:58.660 officer kind of shot out from the side the one that fired the gun but when you see the other

00:18:02.340 side of the video and you see that that person was actively trying to run over you know it's

00:18:06.340 It's amazing. She did hit him. She did hit him. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean,

00:18:10.520 you F around and find out the kind of thing. I don't know.

00:18:14.740 And I get pulled over by law enforcement.

00:18:16.280 I'm always the most respectful I can possibly be,

00:18:18.320 even if they're in a bad mood and they're trying to nail me for something or,

00:18:21.120 you know, if I'm in the wrong, like I pulled over,

00:18:23.700 I think it was two years ago for speeding and I was speeding.

00:18:26.340 I wasn't watching what I was doing.

00:18:28.540 Officer walked into the window and I said, hand me my ticket. I was, you know,

00:18:32.660 I, I, I totally did that. There was no disrespect. There was no,

00:18:35.800 respect law enforcement respect authority to a certain degree until you know the government was

00:18:40.880 doing what they were doing through 2020 you know 19 all the way to 2022 that wasn't really

00:18:46.000 authority that was tellatory wasn't it well you know we talk a lot about law enforcement

00:18:54.580 on this show and you know respecting them and stuff and then i do have a lot of respect for

00:18:59.260 them it is difficult obviously you know when you have cases like you know how some of them treated

00:19:04.060 us or the ostrich farm um just definitely frustrating but i do think the majority of

00:19:09.820 law enforcement are really good people um i believe the majority of law enforcement uh secretly

00:19:15.500 if not vocally um um support what we do at least uh the ones that i talk to definitely support us

00:19:24.360 you know what i mean so i had a member pull me over in big red once just to tell me that you

00:19:30.120 know he's a huge supporter and to keep on the straight and narrow of course you know and it's

00:19:35.440 I've seen that a lot of it guy I remember yeah well I went through the scale they were doing

00:19:44.840 inspections and we were on a call we were on a call with a couple other people and I kind of put

00:19:48.920 the phone you know I was on the call hands-free and I put the phone up so um and he'd come walking

00:19:54.840 right up to the window and he kind of displayed his displeasure with the government and the way

00:19:58.940 they've treated us in the last number of years and he was using some fairly vocal words and

00:20:03.100 tamara and the other people on the call heard everything it was awesome

00:20:07.480 yeah he would have lost his job it's a good thing um it was just us on that call but very very

00:20:15.660 excited to meet you and very very supportive yes i've seen that a lot and that's that's the good

00:20:21.100 and that's the positive effect we had we didn't know we were going to have that effect i met a

00:20:24.540 lady the other day uh jonathan and i were stopped in wayburn and she drove by seeing big red and

00:20:29.800 and big great white sitting in the parking lot she ran home picked up her three kids ran right

00:20:34.060 back just to say hi and uh i you know i was just getting ready to leave so i jumped out of the

00:20:38.260 truck and of course she teared up a little bit and gave her a hug and we got some pictures with

00:20:42.300 the kids and you know there's a family that moved from british columbia in colonna or kamloops

00:20:47.760 somewhere in there in the middle of the city moved to small town saskatchewan rural and now they're

00:20:53.240 raising their children in on a farm and they're raising animals and they're you know using the

00:20:57.780 animals for meat that they can i congratulations that is exactly what we're lacking in society

00:21:03.640 nowadays is people raising their children like that i believe yeah oh definitely definitely

00:21:10.500 i mean there's definitely a well when i was growing up a difference between the farm kids

00:21:15.600 and town kids that's for sure excuse me for one yes definitely work ethic it's always been the

00:21:22.480 same take a farm kid yes exactly and they're hard workers i mean i know uh when i was working for

00:21:32.020 oil and gas company here well most oil and gas companies will tell you that they'll

00:21:35.580 gladly hire farm boys any day of the week so they know how to work right so we're coming up on an

00:21:44.160 anniversary right what is the uh the sentiment on that five years hey four years 2022 and four years

00:21:54.160 you keep saying five five years next year yeah really yeah so it's 2026 like i said it feels

00:22:02.080 like a hundred that seems like so long ago like four years ago i didn't even know who you were

00:22:09.120 isn't that weird well we spent two of those years in trial which is kind of hard to believe hey

00:22:13.920 longest mischief trial in canadian history or i think it is somebody will probably counterdict

00:22:18.640 that one but it's been uh it's been a road hasn't it mm-hmm yeah and i took a lot of time i think

00:22:27.920 over the holidays too and just sort of thought about you know took it all in now that the trial

00:22:31.760 is over and it just it definitely feels like there's less stuff hanging over our head even

00:22:36.880 though we're still in the thick of it but i don't i feel like kind of the worst has passed you know

00:22:42.000 like i said like the appeals process is going to take a long time and then even if it does if they

00:22:47.680 do decide to do a retrial i mean we're still looking at four or five years down the road

00:22:52.000 for that to even get started so i mean our sentences will have long been served is somebody

00:22:57.600 waving at you yeah yeah yeah i never advertise where i am i'm at but people see me park somewhere

00:23:06.400 and yeah it's kind of well it's not like your trucks you know not doesn't stick out like a

00:23:11.600 sore thumb kind of does yeah a little bit yeah yeah we still have the 300 million dollar lawsuit

00:23:17.680 that's going to be taking shape in 2026 here i believe right paul champ um his lead plaintiff

00:23:22.960 sexy lee a lot of us on that class action it's going to have to be sorted out um there's about

00:23:29.200 three different teams on that that are all on the same side but of course not aligned so it'll be

00:23:34.560 interesting to see how that plays out is diego in the comments nice yes i think there should be i

00:23:41.040 mean i think the next move is a motion for certification and i actually thought that

00:23:44.720 was going to happen a while ago but oh well i guess we'll get an update here soon and find

00:23:49.680 out what's going on with with that case yeah yeah 300 million dollars i don't know it's going to be

00:23:57.040 a challenge for paul champ i mean you know i think especially with the trying to name a donor class

00:24:02.960 like i just don't understand i think that's fighting off a little bit more than you can

00:24:06.960 chew and not only that it's such a dangerous precedent um going forward for anybody that

00:24:11.760 wants to donate to any cause you know is that the is that the motive behind it is discourage

00:24:17.440 anything like that like you know part of the reason why they've come after so hard in the last

00:24:21.920 number of years is because somebody actually took a stand against the government and they have to

00:24:26.160 squash that and make an example out of that same goes for the lawsuit like that like anyone that

00:24:31.200 donated money to freedom convoys potentially going to be named on this lawsuit with us and

00:24:36.240 that's ridiculous it is never ridiculous never in canadian history has that happened before so

00:24:43.760 this is new case law right now it's a slippery slope this slippery slope would have been the

00:24:47.760 forfeiture on big red i guess we haven't had a show since the the hearing on big red have we

00:24:52.240 yeah that's right that was the last one you're absolutely right the one after you won yep yes

00:24:58.080 was it was that the day 19th well they uh so you've heard nothing since then obviously like

00:25:04.400 they still must have a bit of time if they want to appeal well they probably won't appeal that

00:25:08.480 really they'll just move jurisdiction right yeah they have till the 19th right they have 30 days

00:25:13.760 after the judge's decision she gave quite the lengthy decision i think it was 40 pages in length

00:25:18.240 so um yeah i'm glad we did things the way we did things in the past and it worked out the way it

00:25:24.320 did i can say that i'm relieved with that so well it's just yeah you don't have that hanging over

00:25:29.680 your head i mean i think you know a lot of us we're pretty sure that that that they wouldn't

00:25:35.120 get your truck but i mean a lot of us have thought a lot of things about all of you know and lots of

00:25:39.280 stuff surrounding freedom convoy um i mean i i was still stunned that they even um convicted us i was

00:25:48.240 like there's no way like i mean come on you know or even though i got arrested like i'm not going

00:25:52.000 to jail like this is ridiculous so i mean basically everything that i thought was going to happen uh

00:25:57.680 i got wrong so um so obviously i mean that was it was still it was scary it was frightening to know

00:26:04.000 that you know that's that they could try to do that yeah that was one of the sentiments that we

00:26:08.720 got through right through the course of our trial was our defense team was was basically like they

00:26:13.760 got they don't have anything on you they'd have nothing so there's no way they're going to get

00:26:17.520 get you on mischief but the crown used all that that case law that they created over the last

00:26:22.240 three years because of previous crimes and even crimes that didn't happen anything to do with

00:26:39.600 ottawa you know something that happened in coots was used against us in case law which is ridiculous

00:26:44.940 and other people that were found guilty but there was also people that were found not guilty

00:26:48.940 acquitted um and then of course the the crown would appeal all those they had a case that they

00:26:55.100 had to make so they would drag everybody through the case law and through the through the courts

00:26:59.820 and find that judge that he needed to find in order to convict that person that happened quite

00:27:04.700 a few times it's amazing to see that it was the crown would spend that kind of time but they made

00:27:10.380 that point right that was their case and i think burn buchert um is one of the only ones that was

00:27:19.820 quitted that never uh had his acquittal appeals i think it was the evan blackman story is that right

00:27:27.180 ruby maybe you know the evan is evan blackmore wasn't he acquitted and then he went back to

00:27:33.420 it was just they were talking the gccf just had a story on him i think before christmas

00:27:37.500 so then they appealed and then they found them guilty yeah there was a few of those so many i

00:27:43.980 mean we were talking about this earlier so how many how many cases i know we asked the uh the

00:27:49.260 jccf lawyers when uh john carpe was on our show one night um how many freedom convoy cases and

00:27:56.220 but not just criminal charges like tickets and stuff like that minor infractions and i want to

00:28:01.340 to say it was 1500 ish around there that that they've helped but or is it was it more 2500

00:28:07.620 i want to say it was in the 2000s but it was people through the covid um through the time

00:28:14.080 that were charged with tickets or you know the pandemic and then through convoy i don't know

00:28:19.420 how many people were there but there was about 180 people arrested in convoy um through that the

00:28:24.840 gccf and the democracy fund there was a few other organizations in there i don't want to you know

00:28:29.720 downplay them they did a lot for people they uh they took a lot of people's cases and they helped

00:28:35.240 them out in desperate times myself you know included uh tamara of obviously democracy fund

00:28:40.780 but gccf has been there right from the start they flew a few people in you know to help us out with

00:28:46.540 things like right off the bat i think you could tell that we were unorganized right off the bat

00:28:51.280 and things were kind of a mess and and we needed some sort of a some sort of a direction because

00:28:57.420 it wasn't going anywhere and i'm thankful for that to this day i look back at all the

00:29:02.300 opportunities well and none of us were legal professionals you know what i mean and thank

00:29:05.340 god for dr christian for i mean it was basically i think dr christian that that started that whole

00:29:11.020 ball rolling and and he was just an outsider looking in and basically said you know there's

00:29:15.580 people here trying to take over um your protest and um you remember he was angry too because he

00:29:22.060 was trying to tell us for days and he's like people aren't listening to me but um and so he

00:29:26.380 facilitated that zoom meeting with john carpe i think keith wilson was on it um some of the other

00:29:32.780 lawyers were on it and i remember my internet oops i'm sorry i just my internet wasn't working so i

00:29:39.100 i barely even uh i barely even got on there and i think the last i heard about it they were going

00:29:44.300 to fly out a few days later and i actually i think they came the next day right away anyways because

00:29:49.660 we yeah i mean we needed representation we needed solid advice um um we needed you know good accounting

00:29:58.620 um so yeah they were there right from the start they they were there right from the start

00:30:06.700 i remember that they there was five of them that walked into the hotel room that night

00:30:10.540 and two of them ended up staying the other three went back and started working from there

00:30:15.020 and they knew what was coming you know i met diane magus from my lawyer in downtown ottawa

00:30:18.940 she was actually with us there supporting us and uh communication was there so she represented me

00:30:24.060 of course and yeah the gccf was like right there with us the entire time i think they did valuable

00:30:29.740 work i think there was a dialogue and of course trying to make that uh the communication with the

00:30:34.220 city trying to move trucks out of the residential area i never went there with the anticipation of

00:30:39.020 of anybody being parked in a residential area that was never part of my plan in fact i went there

00:30:43.820 with other people in convoy telling us that we had two major staging areas in ottawa we weren't

00:30:48.940 going to be in wellington we're going to be in confederation park and major hill park

00:30:54.060 you can't park a truck in those two places but i didn't know anything that i was told that there

00:30:58.060 was porter potties and all the essentials that we'd ever need set up there that wasn't the case

00:31:02.700 at all that was all a farce so we relied on some people to uh to navigate the way and and it wasn't

00:31:10.220 what it was set out to be so it's the unfortunate part well that's exactly it some people had jobs

00:31:14.860 that they were supposed to look after and they just didn't and it got left to everybody else so

00:31:19.180 but yeah you're right and i remember that as i remember being confused because as we're driving

00:31:23.580 into the city and you were i mean like i said all that whole trip across honestly if there was maybe

00:31:29.100 a full two hours where you and i could have a conversation because you know you were on the

00:31:33.900 phone or i was on the phone or you know it was just it was constant you were doing interviews with

00:31:38.940 tucker carlson and sean hannity and all those people and and it was insane um but

00:31:46.060 and i totally lost my train of thought oh just some jokes across tomorrow we were kind of

00:31:53.660 yes yeah that's right i mean it's so we all had jobs to do and and um sometimes just

00:31:58.780 that never happened but um yeah sorry i totally lost much of this

00:32:03.180 too much of this too much flopping oh yeah yeah that's right uh oh and cindy parker from uh she

00:32:15.580 was on the original finance committee it came for coffee the other day and we had a great talk about

00:32:20.940 there's it's been so long now there's so much stuff i forget but um i don't know if christia

00:32:26.460 krista and um cindy or helen or nolene for that matter i mean i would love to do

00:32:32.460 a house arrest and have the original finance committee come on because they've got some

00:32:37.080 wicked stories to sell um like i mean because we were so big especially after the donation

00:32:43.560 started coming in and then we had to figure out how you know there had to be some kind of formula

00:32:47.620 how we were going to pay um or distribute the money because you know if you're traveling from

00:32:52.880 if you're traveling to ottawa from like toronto that's going to be vastly different than if you're 1.00

00:32:58.300 coming from vancouver island so you know those those ladies work their butts off and um and put

00:33:05.020 up with a lot of crap from some people and um i think if they're willing and if you're okay with 1.00

00:33:11.360 it i'd love to see if they'd be interested in coming on and you know the only problem is of

00:33:16.860 course is that they might not want their faces because i mean i mean this lawsuit that's that's

00:33:21.660 the other thing you know i'll i'll talk to them and see maybe they'd be interested but i'd love

00:33:25.220 to have them come on and talk about the early days a lot of the stuff that was going on you

00:33:31.180 got to remember what was gofundme was bringing in like a million dollars a day or something

00:33:34.460 like that right off the bat yeah once we got rolling yeah we had no direction for that we

00:33:40.840 had nothing set up and that's why i teased in my social media post today about this this

00:33:45.420 freedom corp entity and i wanted to bring that up and have a conversation about that

00:33:49.480 so freedom corp is it's called freedom what was the original name that was created for freedom

00:33:54.980 court do you remember freedom 2022 human rights and freedoms 2022 or something is not something

00:34:04.260 it doesn't exactly roll off the tongue and that was under direction from the accountant that we

00:34:09.700 were associated with and some of the lawyers who were saying you need some sort of a not-for-profit

00:34:14.660 to be set up in order to habit this the gofundme that was coming in because obviously that was uh

00:34:20.820 you know it's got to be guarded and protected at some point and distributed properly so with help

00:34:25.780 with the finance committee as well as the not-for-profit and i'm going to add this to it

00:34:30.500 as board members of the not-for-profit we can't touch any of that money can we tamara that's

00:34:35.540 actually in the in the no it's all in us right now we had good intentions for that before the

00:34:42.740 government froze it when did it do what but when the million was released into the bank account

00:34:47.780 um they froze it with the next day yeah it's used immediately well it's funny because i've been

00:34:54.900 i've been cleaning out um well i'm getting ready for a raise coming so i'm kind of cleaning out

00:34:59.380 and organizing all of my stuff and i came across my um my bed that's got all those all the emails

00:35:06.020 with gofundme it's got meeting minutes that we had it's got meeting minutes between the finance

00:35:10.180 committee it's got um sorry letters to go fund me all the my bank statements all the bank statements

00:35:17.940 um all the paperwork that we did to open the account that we opened um and so yeah i've got

00:35:23.520 all the receipts right here sitting on the floor right beside me i found a screenshot of that the

00:35:28.600 other day too td bank and it was just balance zero um frozen accounts for for what it was like

00:35:34.820 three and a half months wasn't it yeah and the bank was frozen yet no access to your personal

00:35:40.840 side and no it's no access to anything and the td did that uh you know by a government order 0.99

00:35:47.300 because they felt like it that day it was disgusting my mother banked at toronto dominio 1.00

00:35:51.480 bank for 40 years she walked in and took all of her money out and told him to pound sand and has

00:35:56.460 never been back since she actually worked at toronto dominion back when you know before i was

00:36:00.740 a baby too so wow yeah yeah that was pretty disappointing and you know something else that

00:36:07.940 i found really really disappointing is because i had a great relationship because i was with td

00:36:12.020 bank obviously at that time too and i mean when the donations started coming in and i i recognized

00:36:18.420 you know that this was going to be unusual i phoned them to let them know exactly and they

00:36:23.140 knew what was happening because by this time we were sort of already uh getting some coverage we

00:36:30.340 were in the news a little bit so they were aware and I called them to let them know that this you

00:36:34.500 know there was going to be money coming into this account because like I said I just had an empty

00:36:38.980 savings account and um then and then after I can't remember how much money was but there was

00:36:45.380 a substantial amount and it was not long before we left and I went into the bank I went into a

00:36:52.740 branch here to again say you know you're probably going to flag my account um GoFundMe is going to

00:36:58.660 to be putting I think it was a million dollars either they were going to release a million and

00:37:02.180 I knew I would be flagged immediately so I went in there to talk to somebody in person at that

00:37:08.600 point it was either then or shortly after I called them I think it was in that same meeting

00:37:13.040 where I asked them to remove the access to that bank account from my bank card like you know if

00:37:18.800 you have it you know checking savings whatever I asked them to remove that access right from my

00:37:24.320 card because I didn't even want to accidentally buy myself a Tim Burton's coffee with that money

00:37:28.720 so i i mean i took all the steps um as far as the td bank went um and then of course we had

00:37:34.880 all the communications with gofundme i was actually just before we started looking at

00:37:39.040 some of the letters um that the finance committee myself and keith wilson's law firm had sent to go

00:37:44.320 fund me so i mean i'm not going to go through a bunch of paperwork but i will go through some of

00:37:49.120 that stuff because there's some pretty interesting stuff in there that we need to talk about it's

00:37:54.000 receipts isn't it we uh and in typical transparency tamara was so conscious about this too that she 0.82

00:38:03.120 had you know we didn't have a place for the for the money to go and give when gofundme was releasing 0.97

00:38:07.680 that million dollars the corporation wasn't quite set up at that point yet the not-for-profit

00:38:12.240 corporation so it had to go somewhere so it went into that savings account but you were very

00:38:16.560 diligent to screenshot and make sure everything was well noted you added me to that bank account

00:38:21.280 for full transparency so i could see it too that was i didn't want to be responsible no just me

00:38:28.240 you know what i mean that's why i created the finance committee even just like because trust

00:38:32.400 me i mean i remember being in thunder bakeries and we stopped and people were trying to get fuel

00:38:36.880 and i remember i was on the phone with a lawyer from alberta um because we couldn't get access

00:38:42.080 to any of this money and of course that's why we set up the finance committee because if i would

00:38:46.160 have saw those guys or any of those people that needed help i would have been like take you know

00:38:50.560 here you go here you go here you go because i didn't want to see them suffer um but that that

00:38:55.040 committee was put in place specifically for that reason because it protected me it protected you

00:39:00.240 guys and it protected the donors right and so it was very important that we did that and then we

00:39:06.000 had to transition obviously away from that finance committee to the uh to freedom corp once we had it

00:39:11.920 all set up but but you're right and i mean keith wilson was shocked because i think the night that

00:39:16.800 they showed up there it he talks about this uh once in a while is that like i logged into my

00:39:21.280 online banking and showed him exactly on my phone what was in my account you know and thank thank

00:39:26.760 goodness i started uh i started before they froze everything um printing off all my bank statements

00:39:33.440 so i've got every e-transfer that came in um every the ten thousand dollars that we took out i think

00:39:40.560 was for the plane or one was for you know it's fuel gosh it was a long time ago now yeah yeah

00:39:50.480 i know that's the thing i mean if we go back to trial in three or four years like how are

00:39:55.120 we supposed to remember any of this stuff um but obviously and i mean freedom corp you know

00:40:00.080 we do have meetings now um currently we're still obviously a not-for-profit but we're just basically

00:40:06.160 a placeholder until you know we are going to find out what's going to happen with this money that's

00:40:10.800 in escrow and like i was joking to you before the show tonight chris i hope i resign my seat before

00:40:16.400 then because i don't want to have anything to do with it i don't i don't want to have anything to

00:40:20.400 do with that money um my hope sincerely is that if we ever do get it back um again i was going

00:40:28.320 through this my stuff and i've got all the registration forms and the code of conduct that

00:40:32.240 we had everybody sign um and or we donate it to this day you still have all the names

00:40:39.920 of all the people that registered you have everything still tamara look at that amazing

00:40:45.280 so everything's still there oh i have finders and pullers and yep would you look at those

00:40:54.640 receipts those are receipts people so if that ever is all of my bank statements like i said

00:41:02.960 uh yeah here's a copy of some of the bank statements we got notes uh from police meetings

00:41:10.800 um yeah i mean yeah i've got that makes me happy to see you still have all that stuff my gosh

00:41:19.040 and you know when and when we did take some of that cash out it was ten thousand dollars i think

00:41:23.600 I can't remember exactly, but it'll be right here.

00:41:27.600 And remember the road captains took it, because they got some supplies, like safety vests,

00:41:35.600 shovels, salt, and Rick Sproul, Ryan Michalowicz's uncle, of course, Ryan was one of the road

00:41:42.600 captains, did a little spreadsheet that's actually listed all of these, every receipt

00:41:50.600 had and actually when the when all the receipts came in and the rest of the cash we were um yeah

00:41:56.520 we were ahead of the game we had more cash back than we actually thought so there's a nice detailed

00:42:02.120 list here of every single thing that was spent so there's that amazing and then actually the

00:42:09.160 copies of all the receipts are also in here too so not only do i have a spreadsheet with them listed

00:42:13.960 but i have the actual receipt so as of now where does freedom the freedom corp term everybody's

00:42:20.680 people in the movement think that it's some some big cream organization or that is it pure and

00:42:25.880 simple it's it's a not-for-profit the canadian the western canadian mafia is that what we are

00:42:33.000 oh boy i can't tell you the amount of stuff i i ordered a trailer in uh i think it was

00:42:39.160 fall of 2021 and when you order these trailers that i use for my business

00:42:43.560 you uh order them about eight to nine months in advance because it takes them that long

00:42:47.720 for the waiting list for building them and all that and so it was after convoy may of 2022

00:42:54.200 the trailer was ready i went down to uh marysville kansas to pick the new trailer up i usually

00:42:59.480 upgrade my trailers every four years these double drop equipment trailers they can only take four

00:43:03.720 years of of uh of highway use and the miles that we put on before they start having stress cracks

00:43:09.000 we were hauling some pretty heavy stuff the combine i had on yesterday was 54 000 pounds

00:43:13.480 and so after about four years they've been really rusty and so we upgrade all the time but i actually

00:43:17.960 had people in the movement accuse me of using convoy money to buy a new trailer so now here

00:43:23.480 we are we take part in this movement now we have to be accountable to all these meatheads out there

00:43:29.560 who don't know how to run a business first of all how do you put cash donations into a corporation

00:43:34.280 and it's not possible um i've seen some pretty pathetic sickening things out here that i've done

00:43:39.980 a good job at holding my tongue on and not going after them for for some of this completely messed

00:43:45.580 up rhetoric but the fact is that i run a business and i've run the cp trucking will be 20 years old

00:43:51.300 in june 30th of 2026 i was 2006 jonathan was three years old and i was working for a company

00:44:00.540 the company had some financial issues it was kind of put out and i had the choice to either

00:44:05.740 sign on with another company or start cb trucking and get my own authorities and take you know so i

00:44:11.820 started off that was it was the first load of illinois i think it was i found my first back

00:44:17.340 haul back to atchison alberta and i remember i got in there late in the night big red was

00:44:23.180 you know obviously three years old at that time and i parked in the parking lot i went to bed

00:44:27.500 and i got woke up at three o'clock in the morning with somebody turning the turning the trailer and

00:44:31.260 tearing the hood of my truck off in the parking lot and it did about twenty thousand dollars of

00:44:35.980 damage took the hood off and bent the steering axle and there i was like financially strapped

00:44:42.860 2006 and big red just had a wreck hood was tucking off of it and here i had this little

00:44:48.700 dog named buddy and i couldn't just jump on a greyhound because they couldn't uh back when

00:44:52.700 they had greyhound buses they wouldn't accept dogs on that so i had to rent a car to drive home

00:44:57.500 and here we are we'll be coming up on 20 years for the company which has been pretty incredible

00:45:02.480 20 years have been I think you should hire my band and we should come to a 20-year anniversary

00:45:09.320 uh party in your shop what do you think about that we're thinking about yeah well there's

00:45:16.160 going to be a party in the shop not a party but a book signing Tamara both housing Ray McGinnis

00:45:21.580 who wrote a novel called unjustified and uh I mentioned this to my one of my helpers in

00:45:27.020 with current melissa who uh sue has to help today we're gonna maybe put the cops i even got the

00:45:33.520 maps from the police oh wow i got everything we should go through this i don't want to do it on

00:45:39.480 here though but there's tons of stuff i just love the fact that you still have the registration form

00:45:45.500 so if someday i was born sunshine but it wasn't yesterday

00:45:52.040 good i don't want to show them much because there's names and stuff on here but um no

00:45:58.840 yeah we've got all the registration forms we've got all the communications with go

00:46:03.240 funding we've got all the we got everything this is receipts brissy yeah that's right

00:46:10.680 i love that word some days actual receipts not fictitious receipts that can't be proven

00:46:17.640 there they are that's good that makes me happy to see that they're still there

00:46:20.600 a convoy that wasn't highly organized you guys actually ended up being organized well you know

00:46:24.920 what at hellos three four eight seven um i sat through two months of the poec and i listened to

00:46:32.280 testimony from government officials i uh law enforcement uh city officials all these different

00:46:38.920 organizations and my takeaway from that after listening like i mean those guys couldn't organize

00:46:46.040 so I'm not even going to say but they couldn't you know anyways I left there thinking that the

00:46:52.660 Freedom Convoy and the Ontario Provincial Police were out of all of them the most organized and

00:46:59.040 professional organizations um of them all I mean most of them didn't know we're just running around

00:47:05.540 in circles and you know somebody I saw I saw a tweet the other day um that I should be executed

00:47:12.300 there's something that that i should be executed um for blockades but the roads were never blocked

00:47:20.460 you didn't block any roads i've said that many times you know that's that's a little extreme

00:47:26.780 who blocked the road first at coots let's stop and think about that one for a sec even at coots

00:47:31.260 where you know it was an international border crossing and yes you're not allowed to legally

00:47:35.020 block it but who blocked it first law enforcement did you know some of the atrocities that happened

00:47:40.060 at coots and then we're gonna have a show on coots one day and we'll get some of the people in from

00:47:45.020 from the coots protest and they can tell their stories on what actually happened there but when

00:47:48.860 you listen to was it tony olnick's track hose which are parked within what a half a mile of

00:47:54.220 the highway there the rcmp went out and cut hydraulic lines filled them full of spray foam

00:47:58.780 dumped oil all over the ground where's the environment and where's the accountability for

00:48:02.860 that there's never a threat of violence i've had a i've had an rc former rcmp officer recently

00:48:09.500 retired um that's reached out to me about that and he's um a bit of a whistleblower he's gonna

00:48:16.140 get some information on that for me because he said that's wrong he said they never should have

00:48:19.820 done that they have rules again like we sat and chatted for probably 20 minutes and um you know

00:48:24.220 he pointed out a lot of nefarious things that um that law enforcement did but i mean one of the

00:48:32.460 things that what i was gonna laugh what i was gonna what i was laughing about about this tweet

00:48:36.620 about me somebody calling for my execution because we were trying to overthrow the government or

00:48:40.660 something which is laughable especially because by the end of the poec it became pretty obvious that

00:48:46.440 i mean the city of ottawa the ottawa city police like all these agencies um we could have overthrown

00:48:52.580 the city we could have completely went in there and taken the whole thing over uh they were

00:48:57.020 outnumbered they were unprepared um they are a shit show i mean one hand doesn't know what the

00:49:03.040 other one was doing it was and we even have the the evidence to prove that with

00:49:07.460 that recording from the OPP officer they were and he's like they were lying to us

00:49:13.840 they didn't tell us us we found this out on on their Facebook page and we're

00:49:18.400 pulling out so I mean we we could have but that's not what we were there to do

00:49:23.680 right not in a million years I mean that MOU I've never even read it let alone

00:49:29.660 sign the stupid thing because that's not what i was going there for you know so didn't know about

00:49:35.800 it but i mean it's just you can definitely tell who's who's uh listening to the cbc talking points

00:49:41.880 that's for sure drinking the kool-aid is a good term for that that i like to use on twitter i

00:49:47.400 twitter is my vent fest for the trolls and i would like to apologize to everybody publicly for that

00:49:52.520 but when i see the when i go on twitter i usually post just to trigger the left and i put pictures

00:49:57.820 of my truck up every day and then they tell me that they hate me and they hope I die in a car

00:50:01.360 accident it's absolutely vile I'm not sure where are we at in society where people think this is

00:50:06.580 acceptable I watched a big social media personality from the Calgary area where he speaks his

00:50:13.460 conservative mind all the time and people came after his teenage daughter and yeah that's

00:50:20.600 disgusting this is where we are right now where they can't I had fun with somebody on

00:50:27.400 on my Facebook the other day, you know, and I've got a little game and I'm sorry, this is my

00:50:32.120 trolling ability. My whole thing when I'm messing with a troll or one of those bots or whatever it

00:50:36.440 is, I need to fill the entire screen up with so-and-so mentioned you in a comment. And then

00:50:41.140 if you get the full screen, you screenshot it and then you've got a perfect score. This guy was so

00:50:46.960 mad at the fact that I made fun of him. Then he started coming on the page and accusing me of

00:50:50.700 hauling drugs across the border or trafficking children. And I was a pedophile and like I had

00:50:56.920 remove him he had to be you know my admin on big red had to take him out because he where do you

00:51:02.520 think that that's okay you look like a fool on social media so this is what you grasp too so

00:51:07.480 sorry for your luck buddy but i got you i got you really good there

00:51:12.760 and a lot of them were just bots though too never forget that i mean you well i mean you know who

00:51:16.920 the real people are usually but i mean i find most of them i just ignore i just respond sometimes

00:51:21.800 because they're funny like this guy that thought i should be executed i'm like what's a bit harsh

00:51:25.480 but okay um all righty then somebody mentioned the other day that i think it was on james

00:51:31.280 carrie's post that they wanted to uh if they ever seen me in alberta or somewhere they'd

00:51:35.380 slash all the tires on my truck and beat me or something like that no you won't let's face it

00:51:40.840 you won't there's you don't have enough call to do that you'd have mom would have to lend you the

00:51:44.600 keys to the car first and then maybe she'd take her cell phone away from you and you'd be left

00:51:48.740 well you know high and dry so please just well everybody's a tough guy on the internet everybody

00:51:54.480 is a tough guy on the internet it's really easy to be a keyboard warrior and and i mean i guess

00:51:59.040 that's the thing we grew up in the 80s and the 90s you know and that was back in the age where

00:52:04.880 if you said something that you're you physically couldn't back up you got punched in the mouth for

00:52:09.120 it and then we slowly got rid of that through the 2000s you know and the entitlement kind of set in

00:52:14.400 and you could say what you want without any ramifications and then the keyboards came in

00:52:18.000 and that just entitled people even more it's disgusting to see but i was raised in that

00:52:24.000 generation up behind the tree row at school take your differences out fist to fist and then you

00:52:29.280 walked away and your buddies afterwards and that's the way it probably should be right

00:52:34.960 i didn't really get in any fights i've only been in one fight in my whole life physical

00:52:40.400 i was like only 16 and it was just totally stupid but anyways yeah i wasn't i wasn't much of a 0.57

00:52:45.840 fighter i got my ass beat once really bad and i i couldn't just couldn't do it got her beat bad 0.59

00:52:56.320 7-eleven parking lot swift current i'm like just just couldn't yeah but that was the only one i 0.79

00:53:01.360 lost so you know what you just learned from it i can't see you losing too many or a giant no one

00:53:08.080 that was it i was a string bean growing up in in high school though but no

00:53:12.640 i'd want to make sure i get a couple good swats in like right off the bat because i'd probably

00:53:19.580 wind it after number five so i'd have to make sure i do it properly now you never know with

00:53:24.900 adrenaline though right that's right chris o'connor you should i lost your card um i just

00:53:32.160 saw him in the comments here um chris was on the the cruise the rebel cruise with us um a musician

00:53:38.640 heck of a great guy i'm going to just follow i lost your card chris o'connor so if you wouldn't

00:53:44.460 mind oh there you are um just send it 18 this goes for everybody else too uh our email address

00:53:52.200 18house.arrest.gmail.com where you are more than welcome to email your suggestions your

00:53:57.100 recommendations or any hate mail uh that you wish anything you need to get off your chest

00:54:02.280 which reminds me i did get another my i got my mail my sister brought my mail over and there

00:54:08.420 was another letter from that guy um that was calling me all those terrible names i don't

00:54:12.680 understand why you'd waste money on a postage stamp and not really fill up all the paper with

00:54:16.580 your hate you know it says a few words on there i think this one said i this one was from z hooters

00:54:22.600 um from saskatoon the other one was from mr z hooters in regina and this one just says something

00:54:28.020 like take a shower because you have a your smell or that's ridiculous nice insult there buddy

00:54:33.940 thank you margaret i am actually going to be out going out on assignment here pretty soon so stay

00:54:39.700 tuned i'm gonna have more uh coming upon that very soon yes we haven't talked about that yet

00:54:44.900 you took a position with rebel news right absolutely yeah for sure oh my gosh they've

00:54:50.100 been so great to me i mean i've always obviously been a huge fan of theirs for a long time and

00:54:55.860 and uh actually alexa lavoie and i were laughing when we were up for your it was one of you here

00:55:01.700 was when she stayed with us at the hotel there remember and we were laughing

00:55:05.780 because I remember the very first the very first press conference that we did

00:55:10.100 and I mean but we're like complete noobs I'm a complete noob anyways like I

00:55:14.180 don't like doing videos I even hate starting this live stream because I'm

00:55:18.520 always like oh my god right but few seconds of nervousness but anyways we

00:55:22.600 were laughing because she's like I walked in the room as she's like oh

00:55:25.100 there's Tamera Leach and she's walks in the room and I'm like oh my god it's

00:55:29.460 alexa but anyways i'm really happy to be a part of this team these guys have really gone above

00:55:37.460 and beyond to help me chris and so so many others especially getting the story out and

00:55:41.900 i mean they were one of the very first independent news organizations on the ground

00:55:45.880 um and i think their own viewership threw up that thing because they were there

00:55:49.880 showing what was happening like telling the truth right they weren't they weren't um

00:55:55.400 lying like everybody else was it was just disgusting and so um yeah and i mean a great

00:56:01.500 group of people i'm super excited to super excited to get on my first journalist assignment so yeah

00:56:08.560 i'll have more next week is there is there a time when you guys come to the shop and interview big

00:56:14.680 red in the shop there maybe lise from regina she's the correspondent there or even sheila

00:56:19.900 maybe make a trip yeah Brendan yeah I remember standing outside of the art

00:56:25.860 talking to you about the registration papers and how quickly the movement

00:56:29.080 grew and the responsibilities you had I remember that too Brennan that was the

00:56:32.420 night we met you and I had a great conversation and by the end of it I was

00:56:36.640 on my way to boost a truck change an alternator everyone was there to help oh

00:56:40.580 so many stories yes I remember and if I remember correctly to Brennan weren't we

00:56:44.520 trying to come up with something because Brendan is from Manitou to an island he

00:56:49.480 a great great friend of mine met him at the convoy he was one of the mechanics

00:56:52.840 that drove up um on his own dime uh he was going around fixing vehicles sam

00:56:58.040 field is another one i'm sure there's more and actually chris i was just

00:57:01.400 saying to brendan you know we should have we should have him and sam on one

00:57:04.520 night you know um uh to talk about with the

00:57:08.360 mechanics yeah that's a good like i even remember

00:57:11.880 mechanics uh joining or signing up to join the

00:57:15.240 convoy before we left because you know obviously people were going to need

00:57:18.840 help and it's a good thing that some of them did because i know there was you know some people did

00:57:22.440 have there was a couple guys from alberta too there was a few yeah um i'm just trying to think

00:57:28.920 of names right now i have everybody in my phone under mechanics it's amazing i don't know if your

00:57:33.080 contacts is like my contacts but i have anybody associated with fuel fuel distribution is is like

00:57:39.240 todd the fuel guy johnny fuel yeah john chris convoy yeah yep there was a lot of that in

00:57:46.360 mechanics same thing we had a group of guys out there that just they gave it all like if somebody

00:57:51.400 had an issue with the truck in the middle of convoy they stopped whatever they did and cut

00:57:54.920 the coveralls on and mechanic tools out and they fixed whatever they could it was amazing and there

00:57:59.880 was even guys like the the truck dealerships in ottawa that would come in after hours to get parts

00:58:04.600 for guys that needed uh i know there's a few of those stories there there was a lot of i shared

00:58:09.560 a video on my social media today about somebody in a downtown business um talking about the

00:58:14.280 difference between what the media was portraying throughout the convoy compared to what was

00:58:18.440 actually happening in reality and how the government the city officials came into the

00:58:22.360 businesses and told people to stay away from the protest area because it was very dangerous they

00:58:26.440 did that to universities college kids schools it was disgusting it was actually an informative video

00:58:32.120 that i'd never seen before well brendan is obviously very very special to me and a lot

00:58:39.000 of people don't know this and i think i can talk about this brendan i don't think you'll mind but

00:58:42.600 But on the Tuesday morning, February the 15th,

00:58:46.920 before anybody else had even gotten up,

00:58:49.420 Brendan, myself, and my sister,

00:58:51.120 and I think Duane was there,

00:58:53.620 went down to the Ottawa River

00:58:55.040 and performed a sunrise ceremony.

00:58:57.880 And then after, you know, we finished the ceremony,

00:59:01.940 we walked all the way up Wellington.

00:59:03.600 I was holding, here's a miraculous story for you.

00:59:08.820 Of course, we couldn't have a fire, right?

00:59:11.220 we're in the middle of the city but we had a little terracotta pot this actually might make

00:59:15.620 me cry we had a terracotta pot and brendan brought um all the medicines that we were going to need

00:59:21.060 in a beeswax candle and so we lit this candle down there and burnt the medicines and we did

00:59:26.180 our ceremony and then we walked up as we walked back slowly all the way up to wellington and down

00:59:32.340 rideau um we walked around and smudged the signs the part the site the truckers sleeping in their

00:59:40.980 trucks the sides of these big trucks we saged everything smudged everything but what was

00:59:46.500 miraculous was that this little candle that i'm holding um with leather gloves in this terracotta

00:59:51.780 pot burnt that whole time and even brendan noticed it and the farther we walked this flame like it

01:00:00.180 was this flame kept jumping out and that candle burnt all the way down that the street and we

01:00:08.180 were going pretty slow taking our time obviously until i turned the corner do you remember when

01:00:12.660 we used to walk back to the hotel and off of radio you turned and there was that brick kind

01:00:16.980 of walkway and there was i think the weston hotel was there anyways anyways that that fire

01:00:25.300 stayed lit while we were performing um the smudging until i turned the corner

01:00:31.620 off of rideau and then it completely went out i keep it it was uh yes trevor it was brendan allison

01:00:40.020 he's uh the guy we were speaking about right now he's in the comment section

01:00:46.340 and tamara just froze up

01:00:47.860 lost your audio 1.00

01:00:55.320 can everybody hear me

01:01:03.960 technical issues

01:01:06.060 is it me

01:01:09.200 i seem like i've lost my audio tamara did you lose yours can everybody hear me here you can hear me

01:01:33.580 okay good tamara

01:01:35.280 okay we're saying we don't hear tamara there's an issue with there so now you get to listen to

01:01:45.120 me speak until tamara gets it fixed and i'm in the truck right now using wi-fi so i will unload

01:01:52.280 this uh grain dryer in the morning at daylight and i will head for calgary pick a semi up for

01:01:58.060 a customer and then head back home for the weekend i believe i'll be on my way to northern manitoba

01:02:03.160 on monday tuesday delivering in southern saskatchewa and there you go you got your back

01:02:07.320 okay yeah i just switched to main here but it's actually i think i like this better place

01:02:12.440 i don't know what i did i just keep bonking this thing i'm terrible i am such a newbie at this you

01:02:19.220 guys it's terrible but the good news is i've got paint i'm going to get the studio painted we've

01:02:23.900 got some plans to get all nice down here and uh so i'll be working on that when i go after that

01:02:29.540 or after i get set up a studio yes because you'll probably need something like that for

01:02:35.060 for the reporting absolutely i'm for our show i was going to turn this into my gym but then

01:02:43.680 we started the show so now i don't really have enough room for it for a gym but that's okay

01:02:47.680 um and before yeah so anyways um yeah we definitely have to talk to brendan and

01:02:54.540 and um sam would love to have them on especially their perspective we'll look at something in

01:03:00.940 february for that and um also again i guess we should announce if you are if you're in the

01:03:06.380 medicine hat area and you want to come and meet ray mcginnis he's going to be at my home um january

01:03:13.660 the 22nd that's a thursday i believe we're going to live stream um that's a thursday night so we're

01:03:19.420 we're going to live stream the show while he's here too um but i do have room for about 20 to

01:03:24.120 25 people so if um if um you want to come just send an email to 18host.arrest at gmail.com if

01:03:33.580 you're obviously local or want to make the trip clearly it's it's in my home so i mean i'm gonna

01:03:39.820 to be use some discernment that will be uh january martin doesn't show up

01:03:47.980 he's too busy hiding behind his keyboard yeah so rin mcginnett's going to be here uh january 22nd

01:03:55.920 and then he's heading to chris barber's shop on friday the 23rd chris you're going to be able to

01:04:00.200 have a lot more people in attendance than i am but i'm just happy to host him i'm so uh such an

01:04:06.320 honor to have him in my home i'll have to kick some trucks out of the shop but i think that's

01:04:10.700 doable we'll leave the one truck inside the shop big red of course we'll kind of clean it up

01:04:14.700 and have us as a centerpiece we'll have i don't know how many people i was thinking maybe 50

01:04:19.700 people would be max ray mcginnis will of course uh do his book tour and speak about his book

01:04:25.400 unjustified and then we can have a good little evening quaint um maybe get a port-a-potty i don't

01:04:30.840 have bathrooms in the shop so uh we'll probably get a port-a-potty in the shop just for for people

01:04:35.840 to use and then uh yeah we'll just have a little sit down evening yeah it's gonna be awesome 0.99

01:04:42.340 so send your email to host arrest and we can go from there melissa's gonna work on a on a some

01:04:48.140 sort of a event calendar and for so current we'll have probably a few people just some people around

01:04:53.600 home locally that want to come out listen and then of course this way across the country so

01:04:57.560 yeah ricky good to see you there buddy yeah i love ricky he's always popping up on my facebook page

01:05:05.500 thanks for everything ricky

01:05:08.160 kevin i had to block you on facebook the other day because you constantly keep tagging me i had

01:05:14.800 to block you on on the cell phone like what two years ago because you kept sending me pictures of

01:05:19.580 your privates now what kind of a grown man sends a picture of their privates to another grown man

01:05:25.200 especially when his 15 year old daughter at that time opens his cell phone and sees that that is

01:05:30.900 really wrong and you wonder why your business is up right now come on buddy get a life leave me

01:05:37.980 alone quit obsessing about me and move along little kid because you're not well i was going 0.52

01:05:43.780 to call you just for men kevin just never stop it just never no mental instability with certain 0.63

01:05:55.180 people just get along my god the way he acts is absolutely atrocious you think you're something 0.67

01:06:03.020 but man you are an embarrassment especially to your parents for trying to raise you

01:06:07.260 that's too bad it is i went on facebook the other day on my personal page and there was like 15 0.97

01:06:16.240 tag posts in there about that idiot so bye-bye we'll just that's the only way to deal with you 0.90

01:06:22.240 is just remove you he's a whack absolutely 0.88

01:06:30.420 the phone call to the left of city police and actually asked about criminal harassment charges

01:06:37.560 seeing as you're doing 60 days in jail on weekends right now because of that so

01:06:41.600 they're watching you kevin thank you you could do that why didn't i do that i bet you my

01:06:47.140 That would have been served a lot faster.

01:06:53.040 Thanks, Katie.

01:06:55.300 Actually, I'm a terrible singer, but I appreciate that.

01:06:57.720 Thank you.

01:06:58.180 I just enjoy it, so I don't really care what I sound like.

01:07:00.780 I have a great time.

01:07:02.720 You do good.

01:07:03.360 I've watched you a few times.

01:07:04.900 You did an easy job.

01:07:06.540 Well, thank you.

01:07:07.200 You wrote a couple songs.

01:07:09.840 Yes, we do have a freedom song.

01:07:11.680 I play it at the beginning.

01:07:12.740 Whether it actually works or not at the beginning, I have no idea, but I think it does.

01:07:15.820 get a lot of the sound

01:07:17.460 the acoustics

01:07:19.420 I have to give a shout out to Corey

01:07:21.960 who helped co-write that song

01:07:23.920 he laid all the tracks down

01:07:25.500 we're trying to use it to help

01:07:28.180 raise legal fees for

01:07:30.040 all the other people that don't have representation

01:07:32.320 like you and me Chris

01:07:33.540 however obviously now that I'm under house arrest

01:07:36.160 that's a bit of a challenge because we are going to have

01:07:38.200 to do some tweaking to it

01:07:39.460 and also his father just passed away

01:07:42.300 so I just want to say Corey

01:07:43.860 and to your whole family my sincere condolences on the passing of your dad he's from my hometown

01:07:49.700 very small close-knit community so so anyways yeah so that's one thing I want to I haven't

01:07:56.360 forgotten about it's just a matter of trying to figure out a way that we can um you know do the

01:08:01.840 touch-ups that we need to do to the tracks and then find a platform for it so that we can um

01:08:07.440 I'd love to get something and like I said I don't even know if it might only make 20 bucks who knows

01:08:12.780 but i would really like to um skip that setup so that can go to help you know other people that

01:08:18.300 still have i mean job has got legal fees still pass got legal fees still i mean there's so many

01:08:23.260 people um are you know lawyers to pay yes there is still there's a few people that we've actually

01:08:31.340 assisted in some of the motions that we filed with too right remember we've uh you know because

01:08:36.460 the people named so that we've been able to cover the funds of a couple people we might not get

01:08:40.700 thanks for that but it's still what we do we try to do anyway yeah exactly we can only do what we

01:08:48.220 can do though right i mean you've tried to help lots of people and i try to help lots of people

01:08:53.580 and i mean we can only do what we can do one of the best experiences i think i've had in the last

01:09:00.380 number of years was going out to nova scotia to support uh you know uh that was an amazing weekend

01:09:07.340 met so many amazing people and then seen a different side of the country too i've never

01:09:11.480 been east of quebec city actually centerville new brunswick i guess is about as far east as i've

01:09:16.100 ever been and then i was fortunate to get out to nova scotia and seen that part of the country

01:09:20.100 i absolutely stunning i would love to i'd love to tour that a little bit more maybe

01:09:25.700 the summer of 2027 when all the conditions are done we can maybe make a trek out there in big

01:09:31.380 good but yeah that would be great we totally should see if mark will take us out on the boat

01:09:36.920 again that was uh for somebody that grew up on the prairies of saskatchewan to be on a lobster

01:09:42.280 fishing boat was um pretty pretty surreal and remember when we watched the tide come in like

01:09:49.680 we we get we get to this harbor and all the boats are like in the mud at the bottom of the harbor

01:09:55.220 and yeah the bay of fundy and then like within like what an hour like they were they were it

01:10:00.720 was crazy to watch that like i said growing up in saskatchewan where there's no water or trees

01:10:04.960 it was something for me to experience and great people you know the people out in the east well

01:10:10.900 i think honestly i think the majority of canadians are like that like that they would open their home

01:10:15.700 to you or you know be extremely gracious or want to feed you supper but i mean there's there is

01:10:20.600 something very quaint and charming about the generosity of of maritimers and uh that's

01:10:26.960 definitely definitely a do-over for me hey ruby you're still right ellie yeah ruby just do the

01:10:35.100 old thing to kevin erzman and get him out of there and block that waste of skin please because that's

01:10:39.900 all he is if you if you get your fingers on the button there we ignore people like him he's just

01:10:44.600 an attention-seeking moron.

01:10:48.760 I think I got him here.

01:10:50.720 Bye-bye.

01:10:52.640 I got the power!

01:10:57.160 You do.

01:10:59.160 And now he'll go cry.

01:11:00.520 That's too bad.

01:11:01.960 Kevin did cause a lot of problems

01:11:04.400 for us on the way. I remember what happened

01:11:06.380 at Sudbury there when we had to kick him out.

01:11:09.200 And

01:11:09.380 I still tried to have a civil

01:11:12.600 not that I ever saw him really after that

01:11:14.600 i didn't actually i think the last time i saw him was we stopped at a gas station just before that

01:11:19.000 happened and he had pulled up behind you and you guys were beacon at each other and you know i was

01:11:24.040 still friendly and whatever and then and then when i was arrested on that breach and put in jail here

01:11:31.160 i was in the remand center here for two days and i heard after that he brought his truck down and

01:11:36.280 he was out because they had a rally for me outside right and i was touched by that i was extremely

01:11:41.640 touched by that and so you know your guys's differences aside um because that's not who i

01:11:46.460 am right i mean just because you don't like someone doesn't mean that i don't have to or

01:11:49.620 whatever but um and so i don't even facebook and not even friends and then um you know i used to

01:11:58.020 see some of his some of his um posts about because he seems to think that if you mention somebody's

01:12:03.780 name in your book you get royalties well a that's not how it works and uh b the last thing when i

01:12:09.520 finally blocked him it was because he sent me some it was a pretty gross thing he sent me a picture on

01:12:14.980 um facebook messenger and i did that to a lot of people i was like i'm sorry god like i you know

01:12:21.320 i tried i but this is i remember we were in redcliffe we were in redcliffe when we were

01:12:29.480 picking you up and on convoy in that day in medicine well in redcliffe and one of my good

01:12:34.180 buddies trekking company owner from southern alberta was there with us standing there and

01:12:37.800 then this black truck rolled in and and he looked over at him and he said oh my gosh you're gonna 1.00

01:12:43.180 have a lot of problems with that guy he's a he's a coconut head now you can call kevin every name 0.98

01:12:48.380 in the book but when i called him a coconut head something went clicky click in his noggin that was 0.97

01:12:53.560 just like the worst thing you could ever give dan credit for calling somebody a coconut head

01:12:59.100 but it literally was problems right from there he was on his cell phone driving on the highway

01:13:05.100 passing people in the convoy and it was not good weather that night and yeah starting fights and 0.87

01:13:13.100 yelling and screaming and playing music on the on the cb radio just being an arrogant idiot the guy 0.85

01:13:19.000 you know and karma's a bitch right he's literally lost his dad's company it's bankrupt now and 0.96

01:13:24.620 and he's you know serving 60 days for criminal harassment because his neighbors hate him like

01:13:28.900 the guy's got some serious issues and probably lay off the drugs and the alcohol and it might

01:13:33.540 level itself out a little bit but some people don't know enough to get help for that so

01:13:37.180 yeah yeah absolutely we would love to come back on your show that bearded canuck that was

01:13:45.140 yeah yeah we got an invite today for a big u.s podcast too so uh yeah we'll have to reach out

01:13:56.180 i got the message on my uh twitter account so i'll have to reach out and have a conversation

01:14:00.300 with him and see if we can set up a time sometime next week to film that he wants to have both you

01:14:04.320 and I on it so that's exciting yeah it'll be good yeah I think we're going to have a really busy

01:14:10.240 2026 I mean I think this show is going to keep us busy enough and it's only going to get better

01:14:14.560 as I sort of learn you know a little bit more about it a little bit more how to do these things

01:14:20.140 but yeah I mean we've got lots of talk about like I said the anniversary starts next week so we're

01:14:25.060 going to have I will actually go through some of this stuff here because I've got it all so we can

01:14:28.580 definitely you know talk about some of that stuff um and uh how how it all came to be and uh yeah

01:14:37.100 it's going to be what is a five weeks total right i called you on the fourth 13th of january i think

01:14:43.300 it was i started to go fund me on the 14th of january we left on the 20 yeah then we left on

01:14:48.740 the 24th so 24th yes 24th i did a little social media video on my tiktok on january 7th and that

01:15:01.340 and then we were kind of in it from there so yeah yeah i mean the trucks joined in i don't know if

01:15:10.180 if the trucks hadn't joined in and done their part and it might have been about you know five

01:15:14.760 10 15 campers and pickup trucks on their way but when the trucks joined in it created a little bit

01:15:19.880 more of a stir and i wouldn't couldn't be prouder to have been taken and that sort of thing and

01:15:25.800 i still talk to all all the truckers to this day the actual truckers that shut their trucks down

01:15:31.400 and took the time to go to ottawa all of them are genuine you know good people don't have any issues

01:15:38.840 there for the most part we still communicate quite regularly it's amazing to see the messages you

01:15:43.800 you keep getting after this amount of time so that was a connection that made can't be broken

01:15:49.560 yeah and the road captains i mean like before this started when i was going through some of

01:15:54.760 that stuff right i mean there was road captains well there was some that didn't actually come

01:15:57.960 that we were dealing with um early on that didn't actually make the trip but you know ryan sean oh

01:16:04.440 Oh, my gosh.

01:16:05.640 Dale.

01:16:07.160 Dale, Joe, Miranda.

01:16:10.040 I mean, Joanie.

01:16:11.060 There were so many.

01:16:12.220 Yeah.

01:16:14.040 I mean, it was...

01:16:15.800 Sitting in those...

01:16:16.660 Remember the road captain meetings in the Ark Hotel where you'd walk in there and the whole place was just full.

01:16:20.800 And that was all road captains from all over the city trying to get some direction or getting their questions answered.

01:16:26.180 I think it worked out really well.

01:16:28.440 And people got along with what they could and did their part.

01:16:32.940 yeah some of us have paid the ultimate price for that with lawfare but some of them uh in those

01:16:38.480 people those true people that still stand behind some of the people that's dead so we're very

01:16:43.140 thankful for that absolutely not do not use gofundme if you're going to use a if you're

01:16:48.820 going to use any type of crowdfunding platform i would go with gifts and go um gofundme is not your

01:16:54.820 friend definitely not river freedom 22 documentary the documentary is called unacceptable the one

01:17:03.900 right now if anybody has a chance to go watch that unacceptable you'll get a full side of just

01:17:10.400 about every story there is to get we've had burn buecher and uh benjamin hobb who were vital parts

01:17:17.260 of that ben actually was the eagle vision visual productions studio that made it if anybody wants

01:17:23.500 to hear you know even the accountant story i'd like to mention that if you want to go watch

01:17:27.760 unacceptable the accountant in there explains exactly where all the money went and if you want

01:17:32.980 to further that after that the accountant did a did an interview with kid carson the summer after

01:17:38.720 convoy and he did an amazing job at spelling out exactly what happened what transpired in every

01:17:44.540 avenue when it comes to finances everything was audited to the to the nines and uh and well

01:17:50.660 documented so i encourage people kid carson chadier us interview from when was that the summer

01:17:57.340 or the spring of 2022 and of course you're unacceptable yeah unacceptable is good too

01:18:04.180 yeah yeah very yeah yeah exactly i'm sorry where can you watch it uh carla do you kind of there is

01:18:11.620 a it's called freedom network i think if you download the freedom network app you can get it

01:18:17.240 on there and you can also order it directly from eagle vision productions i don't have the

01:18:23.960 unacceptable doc.ca unacceptable doc.ca oh i can't take it in here in the computer space too high

01:18:36.600 all right yeah that's right and then you can order a copy i think right from

01:18:42.920 that website yes right from the website yes yeah guys people yeah all the time i uh run into some

01:18:54.440 amazing people out here when i'm driving this truck it's uh it's pretty cool sitting in kind of

01:18:59.720 where would i be tonight mid northern central alberta right now i'll be i gotta head over

01:19:06.460 just south of edmonton tomorrow to pick up an amazing propane tank that somebody custom made

01:19:11.320 me oh right wow try and sneak through there and then and hopefully hit calgary tomorrow late

01:19:17.620 afternoon to load an old antique semi for a for a neighbor that that bought it and wanted me to

01:19:22.720 haul it so and he said well we'll have to unload it on maybe saturday morning or whenever you're

01:19:26.960 coming through and you know we like to kind of collect those old trucks too so i said well

01:19:30.640 maybe i might not stop maybe i'll just go home

01:19:33.100 oh that's awesome oh i can't wait for you to get that thing that's gonna be very cool

01:19:40.340 yeah it'll be cool yes that's beautiful that's beautiful wow what's the picture if you can find

01:19:49.280 it send me a picture and i'll put it up on next week's show so people can have a peek and see

01:19:53.860 what this person made for you yeah it was beautiful it's called the ups this is a quilt

01:19:59.160 that somebody made for me i've gotten a few quilts but some really beautiful beautiful work

01:20:06.440 yeah yeah that is i have one here if i take it off the bed it'll just

01:20:11.160 redistributed but linda ends from uh from saskatchewan

01:20:19.160 yes she's probably in the comment section right now yeah yeah

01:20:25.000 yeah that's right i'm gonna go find some cover in the little alberta town i'm in right now and

01:20:33.220 see if i could find a boston pizza somewhere to have a bite to eat and we'll take

01:20:36.120 zippy sound asleep on the passenger seat right now so i'll take him out for his pee and uh wish

01:20:41.600 everybody a great night and like i said you guys we have a very important anniversary coming up um

01:20:47.860 you know what are the things that you'd like to see us talk about or bring up um please feel free

01:20:52.240 to send us an email at 18.housearrest at gmail.com and um yeah i guess yeah basically anniversary

01:21:00.060 time starts next week so there's so much that we could cover um uh it's going to be a good time so

01:21:06.840 thank you again to ruby for helping us out as always she's doing an excellent job um anything

01:21:12.340 we need that girl can work some magic and we love you and appreciate you ruby and thanks to

01:21:19.120 everybody for tuning in. And Chris, I guess we will probably talk to you later, but I guess

01:21:24.960 we'll see you next week. Thanks so much, everyone. We love you guys and have a great week. Bye.

House Arrest - January 09, 2026

Ep. 10 - House Arrest - 2026

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