00:08:25.540The thing is, though, is that I think most of that stuff comes as online.
00:08:29.600It's just keyboard warriors, you know what I mean?
00:08:31.720Like, I would say out of my interactions in the public, like, maybe 1% of my interactions have been negative.
00:08:39.760Like, there's really only that man that was in Ottawa and that lady at the Halifax airport.
00:08:44.520But for the most part, you know, people are very kind and supportive.
00:08:50.260I think we're the luckiest people in the world, believe it or not.
00:08:53.940i i definitely feel it when we're out trucking i do uh the amount of horns honking i would probably
00:08:58.580say maybe 10 of the vehicles that i meet on the highway are always honking their horn or waving
00:09:02.820or you know waving probably close to 40 but like horns probably 10. it's it's you know that's a
00:09:09.060that's a big percentage that's that's nice to see i love that so it is comments about
00:09:16.580any issues with your any issues with your house arrest this last week no no um
00:09:22.980I worked a few issues out with the probation officer when it comes to the scheduling and the amount of changes that go on with it, and everything went pretty well on Monday when I sent my email in for where I was going, and of course I'm allowed to leave the province and allowed to leave the country if I have to, and that bothers a few people out there, but I'm following my court-imposed conditions, and when I'm home, I am home.
00:09:46.060So if I find a day like today, I was supposed to come back from Alberta today and unhook the trailer and bob tail out to Manitoba to get like a specialized trailer that goes back to Alberta again.
00:09:56.340But the roads are absolutely horrible.
00:09:58.020So I'm, you know, follow my court imposed conditions and I just stayed home.
00:34:04.400That's exactly what I would say is you, you know, for the Irish, you're, you're going
00:34:09.860to be tempted to be, you know, we're, we're all law abiding citizens, right?
00:34:16.020we are we are responsible law-abiding citizens and you know what we did in ottawa was we
00:34:26.260we abided by a legal mechanism within our our constitution and within our legal system
00:34:33.060to express our discontent with thank you for that um our discontent with the actions of our
00:34:38.740government which is why it's so important it's so fundamentally important it's in our charter of
00:34:43.460rights right and yet you get the police who are supposed to be the the custodians of the charter
00:34:53.300if you think about it and what i noticed with these guys is they were taking advantage of the
00:34:58.420fact that we wanted to be good custodians of the charter and also responsible citizens
00:35:05.380we didn't want to go there to break the law and the police took advantage of us for that and every
00:35:11.220single time that we had an encounter with a police officer i guarantee you they were collecting
00:35:17.540evidence i mean i saw it myself i saw it with myself the one officer from the that i really
00:35:23.620like um was still doing almost like a contact report every time there was a discussion between
00:35:29.140him and and i he was writing notes on this right and then putting it into the chain and making
00:35:34.500reports i get that um but what i also noticed with the ottawa police when we were there and
00:35:40.820this is a lesson i think for ireland as well they will continue to do compliance tests with you
00:35:48.500so every time they come to you and they're asking you for something they're they're testing to
00:35:54.500who amongst you are the compliant ones right because these guys have behavioral scientists
00:35:59.540that work on their staff and they're trying to figure out who's who who's got the control who's
00:36:04.580got the power the influence to control the group like well we need to lean on these guys who are
00:36:09.300we going to go to when we need to you know back things off who's going to be the peacemaker in
00:36:14.500the group right and so every time you have a contact with a police officer they're if they
00:36:22.100ask you for something they're testing your compliance and they're also collecting evidence
00:36:28.260on you and the actions that you are taking to impact the rest of of your group so you really
00:36:36.660really have to be very careful with these guys they're not your friend they're not on your side
00:36:42.260they are and here's the other thing i learned about these guys um and and listen full disclosure
00:36:48.420i have a lot of friends in like through my army career i joined the reserves they became full-time
00:36:55.060police officer stayed reservist and joined the regular force and i'm still friends with a lot
00:37:00.100of police officers and i'm i'm very proud of the fact that i'm friends with helen gruce uh and there
00:37:06.020are other ottawa police officers that i i know and i care about and i think that are good people
00:37:11.300um but you gotta be careful with these guys you have to be very you treat them you know the saying
00:37:20.580right you have the right to remain silent and in my view you should always exercise this with them
00:37:26.740like be safe be responsible remember they are not on your side they're on the opposite side
00:37:34.820they represent the people you're there to to protest um they are the enforcement kinetic
00:37:42.820energy version of what the government believes we witnessed during our trial it was it was kind of
00:37:51.780rough to sit on the in the in the stands and you know and watch police officers that you had
00:37:56.260interactions with for three weeks or four weeks or whatever leading up to and then all of a sudden
00:38:01.300they're testifying against you and no matter what you did in a positive light how you tried to
00:38:05.780further a conversation how you tried to work with the city tried to alleviate the stresses in the
00:38:10.300downtown core they used every every single negative thing that they could against you
00:38:15.300and nothing that you did that was positive and i witnessed that first time yeah it was something
00:38:20.800to see well and in ireland now what we're already seeing is police action they're going in they've
00:38:28.460pepper sprayed protesters um some young some of them quite young there's footage of them pulling
00:38:34.160farmers out of their tractors and um out of their trucks you know it is it is just it's not just the
00:38:40.740same i mean the thing about ireland too is that like canada is so big sorry i was gonna say so
00:38:47.140small canada is so huge so would we all converge in ottawa like we were all strangers i didn't know
00:38:53.220a lick of you guys until this happened um chris i know you have you were acquainted with some of
00:38:59.300the other truckers and knew some of the other truckers obviously but i mean i didn't know any
00:39:02.740of you guys but in a country the size of ireland i mean these are all friends and family they know
00:39:08.500they all know each other you know so it's it's got to be really traumatizing to see this stuff
00:39:13.940happening to their friends and their family um just as much as it was traumatizing for us to which
00:39:19.860and it wasn't even my friends and family it was perfect strangers you know but
00:39:23.940so we're already seeing that police action that's coming i did see um a tweet a few days ago i'm not
00:39:30.740sure if it's been verified um of somebody who suspect suspected that their bank account had
00:39:36.100been frozen um so you know going forward i mean do you how far do you think this is going to
00:39:44.180escalate are they going to take as law enforcement going to do the same thing to them um as they've
00:39:48.980done to us and now i understand ireland has not invoked an emergencies act but i i guess it would
00:39:55.380be if i understand it correctly it would be akin to um like a state of emergency i think is what
00:40:02.500they've enacted already remember they did that with us too they started off with state of
00:40:06.900emergencies and i mean government creates the problem and then people react to that and then
00:40:13.300government creates a solution by stomping out anyone that doesn't like the government creating
00:40:17.700the original problem i feel yeah but again these are just everyday truckers and farmers they're
00:40:24.660just regular everyday people that have just had enough and you know they that i don't think they
00:40:28.900necessarily want to have a conversation i mean kudos to them though they actually forced a vote
00:40:33.780of non-confidence in their parliament yesterday they it lost it failed unfortunately but you know
00:40:39.220because of their uprising so you know at least in ireland um their politicians sort of sort of at
00:40:45.300least pretend to take them seriously you know we didn't definitely have that um in our case now
00:40:51.540obviously looking back now and we've since found out that there was a few quite a few mps that
00:40:56.020were actually working behind the scenes to try and help us and facilitate meetings but
00:41:00.020we didn't even we just certainly didn't know that at the time and there was no way in hell that the
00:41:04.020liberal government any of them were going to come and talk to us well we we since find out afterwards
00:41:09.380that a lot of the mps were were told you know stories because of some of the people that we
00:41:13.620were associated with during convoy and some of the negative things that those people had done in the
00:41:18.500past and how radical they would have been they used those people against us like one of the one
00:41:22.980of the big mps that i have a friendship with now said you know what we we thought you guys were
00:41:28.180were like radical left and we weren't supposed to be anywhere near you we're supposed to be scared
00:41:32.660of you and then since then you know developed a relationship or a friendship and uh we're not you
00:41:39.140know a lot of us are just blue-collar people that didn't want to be the ones to stand up and and
00:41:42.980actually try and do something but here we were you know being you know the spark that lit the fire
00:41:49.220yeah yeah yeah and i like what i was seeing is some of the the irish politicians one of them
00:41:56.100stood up in in parliament had resigned and stepped down and i think he was part of the government he
00:42:00.500was a big player in the in the government uh you know the governing party and he stepped down and
00:42:06.260discussed and it's the same old uh story too right like the government talking to the media
00:42:15.220and they're using the media to their uh their gross advantage in the fact that the media gives
00:42:21.540the government of the day the biggest megaphone to demonize regular citizens right and so the
00:42:29.460government will get on there and create this narrative of uh these people are bad they're
00:42:35.780anti-government and you know they're disruptive to and they just come up with all sorts of lies
00:42:41.380but at the end of the day what they're saying is like the media is not covering the fact that all
00:42:47.780of these people came there and said we asked for a meeting and we were clear and said if
00:42:52.420if you give us the meeting that we we want to have we'll go home we you know we'll put an end
00:42:57.620of this and there was never a meeting it's the same story of what happened to us in ottawa
00:43:02.660not a single meeting of consequence i mean me the highest ranking person that i saw
00:43:09.540uh and you guys were both participants in those meetings was with the the city manager
00:43:16.180um and a couple of police superintendents i mean tamara you had an email you had an exchange back
00:43:22.020and forth with the mayor but you never went anywhere near meeting the actual mayor you know
00:43:27.140i mean so we were dealing with cops the highest ranking person i saw that i dealt with the whole
00:43:32.580time was a sergeant in the ontario or on the uh the ottawa police we're there to talk to the
00:43:38.180federal government why am i talking to this cop right who by the way was wholly unsuited for that
00:43:44.580role uh yes should have been are you talking about fong lee this watch wow yeah yeah yeah
00:43:51.940i mean and it's very suspect i was just talking about this um the other day with somebody it's
00:43:56.500very suspect that he was never called to testify in our trial um because we i think we all know if
00:44:01.780he would have been their whole case would have fallen apart i mean this guy was theatrics and
00:44:05.940drama and just complete and utter lies he was utter lies but accusing us of lying all the time
00:44:13.220i mean that man was not interested in building relationships with us he was interested in
00:44:19.060pushing pushing our buttons enough to for us to retaliate and that's why it's so important what
00:44:24.420chris said in his message um i agree tom is that you know we we all went there uh well maybe not
00:44:30.580you because you have you know military experience but even you know as um as much of a realist as i
00:44:37.460am i still went to ottawa naively believing that you know these institutions and these people that
00:44:43.380i was always raised to believe were there to protect me and my family were going to do that
00:44:48.660and that we were all going to act in good faith and i just assumed that they would act in good
00:44:53.380faith too um but as we saw i believe the the plt on the ground that we were dealing with for the
00:44:59.940most part we're dealing in good faith because they didn't even know the decisions that were
00:45:03.620coming from above peter slowly told told the uh the bureaucracy not one inch don't give them one
00:45:09.380inch but i don't think that i ever even made it down all the way to the plt teams i believe
00:45:13.460the majority of the plt that we were dealing with on the ground were acting in good faith it was
00:45:18.580there bosses that weren't i agree with that totally and you know and if we go to uh i'm
00:45:26.660going to go back in time a little bit to 2010 uh because i participated in the ghg20 summit
00:45:33.700um that was in toronto when antifa uh previously black block ripped apart the downtown of toronto
00:45:42.020when the ga g20 summits um you know and i i was i participated that in you know i was the nighttime
00:45:49.540duty officer in the secret location that everybody in town knew and barry um but you know what we
00:45:56.740trained as the military we went there um a month and a half before the event and we did a two-week
00:46:02.980exercise and the first thing we were told we came in for our orientation with this lieutenant
00:46:08.340colonel who had been working on this file for a year and a half and he said look the police are
00:46:14.100so political he said yeah they have a rank yeah they have a uniform and they have a gun but that's
00:46:20.340where the similarity between the military and the police ends he said these guys are so political
00:46:26.580they are not going to train with us to prepare for this uh summit because get this if even in
00:46:34.020training they screw up or they they get something wrong in training in front of their boss it could
00:46:40.980end their career so they didn't want to train so you know what happened it was just chaos and
00:46:46.980devastation even to this day there are lawsuits from the 2010 uh incident because of the way that
00:46:56.260under bill blair uh conducted themselves right you know there's a lot of things that are still
00:47:01.140ongoing because of this guy and so the the police i mean it's well known it's well known that the
00:47:06.820rank and file cannot stand the leadership of every police department across this country
00:47:11.780because it's so political and the only way that you climb the ladder is by stepping on the backs
00:47:17.940of your fellow police officers so it's a very very uh machiavellian culture uh in a lot of
00:47:24.100these departments and they'll throw you us or throw you in the garbage as soon as they possibly
00:47:30.020can to climb the ranks that's why the best police are not high-ranking people look at the toronto
00:47:35.540police service what's happening in the toronto police service that's just the tip of the iceberg
00:47:40.980that is just the tip of the iceberg like we're talking massive corruption and if it and like i
00:47:46.020said yes i think they're just there's slowly little bits of information coming out because
00:47:50.740they don't want to overwhelm everyone but it's it's corrupt how how the police chief in toronto
00:47:56.020still has a job is beyond me i mean and this is the thing there was a time in our in western
00:48:01.620countries like this where there was something called integrity and if if you are not even if
00:48:06.860you are even perceived as lacking integrity you resigned whether you were a police chief the
00:48:12.700prime minister a member of parliament working at canada post you know like there was there was um
00:48:19.380there was honor and integrity and it's just completely gone out the window but sorry to
00:48:24.660the honor they're called the right honorable and you know there's only certain people in in
00:48:32.900government that are allowed to be called the honorable or whatever but it was it was kind of
00:48:37.940a a form of shame that it would be dishonorable to continue down a path and not resign or take
00:48:44.260responsibility or accountability but we now have a government that retains the title of the
00:48:49.220honorable but they don't conduct themselves and they don't follow parliamentary customs and
00:48:54.580traditions i mean bev oda is the one that always comes to mind right like yes and because what a
00:49:01.86016 17 a glass of orange juice right but i i lost track of all the scandals with the liberals and
00:49:08.340not one of them has resigned in shame and taken responsibility right and what's baffling to me
00:49:14.100is that anyone would even cross the floor and join that that uh cartel yeah there's no honor
00:49:23.780the honorable brian peckford and when you say brian peckford's name you can see the honorable
00:49:28.340behind in front of it and actually mean it because brian is an honorable man that served this country
00:49:33.380well uh he said that multiple times the government the justin trudeau's regime when when a guy's been
00:49:38.500uh committed an ethics violation or a breach uh you resign but justin trudeau had what seven of
00:49:44.820them and he uh there's no accountability he just continued on and ignored it just like it was like
00:49:50.100nothing to worry about yeah and i think the the honorable brian peckford has stated publicly
00:49:54.900before if i'm not correct that says if you're found of an ethics violation you should be stripped of
00:50:00.260your your title of being called horrible or the right honorable right and i think he has said
00:50:07.620that that you should you shouldn't be allowed to be called that anymore because they'll you know
00:50:11.300when the speaker of the house stands up and says you know the honorable so-and-so or the right
00:50:15.140honorable so-and-so as a as a title or as a as a sort of a courtesy they should be stripped of that
00:50:22.420because they've committed an ethics violation and they haven't resigned and they've acted with
00:50:27.140dishonor so how did mark carney get the title because i thought and somebody maybe in the
00:50:35.460audience can correct me on this but i thought that you you had to earn that title of right
00:50:40.500honorable or honorable honorable i guess right honorable is reserved for the prime minister but
00:50:45.700i thought to to achieve the title honorable you had to put forth a bill that was basically um or
00:50:52.820bring a law into effect or pass a bill through the house of commons that was successful
00:50:57.460am i mistaken on that like he has never passed and he's not an mp before yeah so i don't know
00:51:04.260about that in terms of the customs and traditions or something i've always understood it to be if
00:51:10.660you're a cabinet minister you're given some sort of a portfolio then sort of the the honorable
00:51:16.260piece comes with the fact that you're a cabinet minister i think it's just kind of a you know
00:51:22.740it's a throwaway like you end up getting it because you became the the minister of you
00:51:28.340know screwing people's lives over the minister of middle class yeah well i mean and in our case
00:51:37.220obviously everybody knows the reasons that we went and um i think in both cases with the freedom
00:51:43.620convoy and the irish protests the solutions are very simple i mean in our case it was simply a
00:51:49.380fact of drop these mandates stop these stop these uh lockdowns you're hurting people your citizens
00:51:55.140are suffering um and in ireland it's the fuel tax and and from what i have read and understand what
00:52:01.860i've been following they're paying 60 tax on their fuel that's going to the government now
00:52:07.620and that is strictly for um climate change initiatives it's a carbon tax and it's their
00:52:16.980own carbon tax that is killing their own people and the government is ranking those those dollars
00:52:22.980in because of it and it's not even like as we all know you know that we're we're collecting
00:52:29.060these carbon taxes and it's benefiting canadians all these carbon taxes and i'm sure it's the same
00:52:33.940in in um ireland you know they collect all of these taxes and they're spending it everywhere
00:52:39.300else but in our country to those who need it the most you know i just read i think yesterday we're
00:52:45.380sending 120 million dollars to sudan does sudan need 120 million of our taxpayer dollars um
00:52:52.980um what did i also read today the uh minister of housing that wasn't it they they spent 1.9
00:52:59.700million dollars to put disposable cameras in the hands of homeless veterans so they can document
00:53:07.220their lives for an art project if they've got 1.9 million dollars i'm not going to start swearing
00:53:13.220because this really upsets me but i really want to um if they've got 1.9 million dollars to put
00:53:18.900disposable cameras in homeless veterans hands then they could then they can put that money to better
00:53:24.020use and maybe get the veterans off the street maybe get the homeless off the street maybe get
00:53:28.900these people some help that they need it infuriates me so there let me get that straight because this
00:53:36.020ties back into a little the last week's episode of the week before that but so that meant it's
00:53:40.660money going to you know homeless veterans for cameras but yet what are they doing for the
00:53:45.540people that were injured during the the the vax right this program i've seen you know a video if
00:53:52.580anybody's out there you can watch dan hartman's interactions with the vis program person he
00:53:58.260recorded the call and posted on social media it's absolutely disgusting to see the way that these
00:54:02.900people are being treated right now by our own government who has put people in harm's way and
00:54:07.060now are you know trying to back away from all responsibility for that yeah oh it was disgusting
00:54:14.020that was terrible um just fill out another application just fill it on another application
00:54:19.140i know it's only the 15th time but could you kindly once again tell us about your dead son
00:54:24.820how many times is this government going to re-traumatize the victims of their policies
00:54:30.900because that's exactly what it's what they're doing every application they have to fill out
00:54:35.220every time they got to go and tell their story or do an interview and tell their story you know it
00:54:40.580re-traumatizes them and of course dan's going to be re-traumatized he lost his son you know so to
00:54:45.940say something and basically in this phone call by the way she's the reason it's faster for him to
00:54:51.620just reapply is they don't know where his file is they have no idea they don't even know if there
00:54:56.500was a file started and then she says that now the lady in the phone call you know i thought was very
00:55:02.340kind she tried to be nice um but i mean it's the system it is the whole system overall uh you know
00:55:09.700even changing the name from injured to impacted i i said to kayla or carrie i can't remember i was
00:55:15.300like well they should have just called you the inconvenienced like yeah impacted your my son is
00:55:21.140dead i've been impacted what you know and it is absolutely disgusting um and in the meantime while
00:55:28.180these guys fiddle fart around trying to get their new program set up and trying to find all these
00:55:33.940lost or missing or perhaps non-existent files of data on these people there's people suffering
00:55:40.660and waiting and that are not getting the resources and the supports that they need
00:55:44.740while they figure out the vis program did you did you happen to read through the tweets on
00:55:51.200that dan hartman story on twitter and see somebody that we stood with in ottawa
00:55:56.000trolling dan hartman did you guys witness any of that yes that was pretty what a
00:56:03.660disgusting vile human being bridget bill i don't get it i don't understand and why would she go
00:56:09.320after him like that i think she has to fight she has to fight she wants to fight anybody you know
00:56:14.440look at her actions over the last few years she's been absolutely disgusting and she wonders why
00:56:19.420nobody wants anything to do with her like she has been fighting from the start is it should we say
00:56:25.540that yeah you know i read that today and uh you know i was i was pretty pretty angry and and you
00:56:36.020know the three of us were were messaging back and forth about this issue with uh what she did going
00:56:40.740after the hartman family like that and then you know this sort of you know tamara you're my
00:56:46.900inclination was you know what let's light her up you know that's really what yours tamara was like
00:56:52.500you can't oxygen because she'll just continue to burn right and i think at the end of the day what
00:56:58.820i've kind of realized is you know even though we stood with them in ottawa shoulder to shoulder
00:57:04.660it doesn't mean that everybody we went there with was playing with a full deck unfortunately
00:57:09.940you know and i have my days where i don't think i even have a full deck anymore i get so irritated
00:57:14.580with the things that happens in this country but in my view it's a clear case let everybody know
00:57:20.020what what what happened sorry to cut you off but some people don't really know what's going on here
00:57:24.180chris do you want to do you want to explain um sort of what happened do you want me to explain
00:57:27.380what happened well i guess uh yeah bridget belton was involved with convoy at the beginning um and
00:57:34.180it just you know i think she i think she took a look honestly i think she took a look at tamara
00:57:38.340leach and decided that she wanted to be tamara and if that was the case i would have pled guilty to
00:57:45.300all my charges if i was sitting next to her in a courtroom i would gladly take tamara leach any day
00:57:52.020of the weekend so i would apply it out before i sat next to her um she was in ottawa she didn't
00:57:58.420do very much she she claims to be the a lot of problems caused a lot of problems yeah and then
00:58:03.620right away afterwards you know you're sitting in a remand center and she's funneling information
00:58:08.020to the crown to try and have you longer longer stay in there and then wonders why the gccf the
00:58:14.580the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms, walked away from her and said, you know, like,
00:58:17.740if you're putting us in a bad position right now, obviously, if, you know, if you're attacking Tamara
00:58:22.600online and doing this sort of horrible stuff, and we were representing both of you, we have to make
00:58:27.040the choice on who we represent now. So she's been, the anger and the disgusting behavior she's had
00:58:33.900on social media for the last four years now, is it just keeps coming. Like, there was a tweet that
00:58:39.440she put out last fall after charlie kirk's assassination and uh you know i i don't think
00:58:46.440enough people seen this i i have folders in my phone for all of these morons you know and here's
00:58:52.120bridget belton you know on a we are charlie post this has to be the creepiest thing i ever saw
00:58:57.120none of us are charlie thank god the man is dead what a disgusting display of humanity this bag
00:59:03.720would i i've got the thing right here i don't stand with anything that charlie kirk was an
00:59:09.540amazing man i've been close to him a couple times in my life and uh he lost his life in front of
00:59:15.500his family and this is the kind of behavior you you are on social media i'm sorry it's pathetic
00:59:19.940and it's disgusting and there's a reason why you you stand in the circle you stand it's been it's
00:59:26.040been ongoing right from the very beginning and and honestly and it's really just comes down to
00:59:30.720jealousy and ego and it's really too bad it is too bad um but you know in this particular case
00:59:37.960it was dead she went after dan hartman i don't care if she comes after us i really don't care
00:59:43.120but for some unknown reason she decided to start picking on dan and i don't even know why she feels
00:59:48.660like dan owes her any answers like if she i just i glanced at some of her posts and she's like well
00:59:54.700you're not answering this and what what about the what about the money it's not about you his son
00:59:59.440is dead his son is dead like I just don't understand the mentality of thinking like that
01:00:07.500sense of entitlement that anybody owes you anything you know nobody owes or anything and
01:00:11.600just to your point Tom and I'll touch on this and as far as you know Pat and Bridget both go because
01:00:17.180we get messages all the time go on Pat's show why can't you guys be friends well we can't be friends
01:00:22.380because there's a line that gets crossed eventually doesn't doesn't mean we wish anybody any ill will
01:00:28.800i certainly don't i wish them all the success in the world but we weren't friends before and we
01:00:33.680don't need to be friends after and there's a saying people come into your life for a reason
01:00:38.080a season or a lifetime and sometimes it's just for a reason and you just get to walk away
01:00:43.200and carry on with your life so there's no i i agree go ahead chris once those lines in the
01:00:51.920sands are crossed once you've went too far this is my my theory and my the way i live now once
01:00:57.520Once you cross that line and you betray somebody or you talk shit about somebody or you go out of your way to try and destroy that person and create lies and falsehoods and slander and defamation, you draw a line.
01:01:09.300I draw a line in my head that I never want to have anything to do with you.