House Arrest - Ep. 28 Chris & Tamara

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00:00:28.000 Yes.

00:00:58.000 when i walk in

00:01:14.640 i sewered big red in mud about two hours or three hours after that it rainstorm came through

00:01:20.080 regina we took a ton of gravel around the south side and she was not pretty after that but we got

00:01:26.320 I got her delivered on Tuesday morning in SwiftCart.

00:01:30.660 Awesome.

00:01:32.260 Ran home, got the brakes off, got a trailer on, and I kept going.

00:01:36.100 So I've been, yeah.

00:01:38.340 Well, you said there's a light at the end of the tunnel at least, right?

00:01:42.660 I think between five trucks on the road and three pilot trucks,

00:01:47.620 and I think we went through about 70 loads in the last two to three weeks

00:01:52.380 with five trucks.

00:01:53.580 We've been just hauling the mail.

00:01:55.400 it's been awesome really awesome but a lot of stress most people know why we dispatch our trucks

00:02:02.900 and take our load orders and all that stuff right from the cabs of the trucks jonathan's driving and

00:02:07.540 i write in my book and yeah it's been wild so it's been well appreciated though we do you got

00:02:13.520 everybody all look after seating i hope and it's a family affair as we just saw um your daughter

00:02:20.300 sierra in that video clip so you get to you get to go trucking with both your kids and

00:02:25.200 of course you always got a spare seat for rail anytime she wants to jump in so that's awesome

00:02:30.520 absolutely yeah she's been home to paperwork and trying to keep up in the building um yeah it's

00:02:35.580 always good piloting with sierra we've done a lot of that the last while it's a lot of fun

00:02:39.260 and she's such a sparky sense of humor and so cocky i don't know where she gets it from

00:02:43.680 i was just gonna say where should she get that from all right let's see who we got here carla

00:02:50.160 hi nice to see you glenn gunn good evening thank you for everything you do and have done okay we

00:02:57.920 got theresa yeah tell us where you're at in the chat of course we got susan in here coming at us

00:03:04.800 from bc always great to see susan m mick j bolio good evening everyone you both look great well

00:03:11.840 thank you very much oh my gosh and we got a ten dollar super chat from unacceptable fringe thank

00:03:17.680 you derek that is so sweet nice to see you thanks a lot for the support i was i caught a bit of a

00:03:25.520 show last night he's got some really neat things going on he's got freedom honey on i think monday

00:03:29.920 evenings and then i can't remember the name of the gentleman he had on last night but he has

00:03:34.160 them on regularly too so it's really nice to see what derek's um got going on there with the show

00:03:39.200 so great man yeah derek is the one that created you know the the kids books throughout convoy

00:03:47.160 um what was the one called prime minister how the prime minister stole freedom freedom yes

00:03:54.580 that was orchestrated by derek smith and he's done a good job at it still pushing the narrative

00:03:59.700 trying to keep our side in the light so we appreciate you derek yeah and he's doing a lot

00:04:04.600 of great coverage on the independence moving out here also so appreciate that it's a great show to

00:04:10.000 pop in on and see and if you want to check out what's happening within the movement here in

00:04:13.700 alberta for sure all right um you were out east last week and i'm headed east right now how was

00:04:21.080 your trip uh it was thank you teresa for the ten dollar super chat i really appreciate that

00:04:26.640 it was absolutely fantastic obviously i love ottawa i love being in ottawa i love the people

00:04:32.740 of ottawa um it was funny because obviously i think i said last week the first person i saw as

00:04:39.400 i left the airport after melissa mckee of course she's picking me up um was evan mcg or evan

00:04:44.720 solomon oh and um yeah he was he was quite surprised when he saw me i thought that was

00:04:50.220 pretty funny i thought he was going to jump out of his skin there he was a little wasn't expected

00:04:55.340 to see me walk out of the thing i mean obviously i have to admit there's always a little bit of

00:05:00.120 anxiety when we go to ottawa just because you don't never know and we are fairly polarizing

00:05:05.140 figures there but i think we do get mostly love than anything other than online i mean obviously

00:05:11.680 online there was quite a bit of uh trolling happening from the lefties but whatever i don't

00:05:17.200 care i kind of wear that like a badge of honor we live rent-free in a lot of people's heads and

00:05:21.360 sometimes those people live in basements of mom's house and they type on their keyboard like i've

00:05:25.060 got a keyboard right here and i can just do this all day and pretend i'm one of those guys but

00:05:29.200 yes exactly you were there last week i am going to be rolling through ottawa on probably saturday

00:05:36.840 morning on the 417 with big red i'm taking a piece of agriculture equipment out there and i

00:05:41.660 got to go right through the city so i'll throw this out there for anybody watching in the ottawa

00:05:45.520 area right now i will be attending bikers church capital city bikers church on sunday for the

00:05:50.000 morning service i won't uh everything i do has to be on a schedule and of course uh locked in

00:05:56.320 the probation officer so i do have that on the schedule if anybody wants to come say hi then

00:06:00.160 we'll be at the church on sunday so best place nice absolutely make sure whatever you do you

00:06:07.760 do not honk your horn when you go by the on ottawa police services building on elgin at 417 there

00:06:14.640 it's just by the way you don't know where in case you don't know where it is

00:06:20.160 did you spend some time there i spent an evening there i guess in a day

00:06:23.280 i spent a few evenings there not super great accommodations if you ask me no it's pretty it

00:06:30.160 was pretty uh unpleasant but it was there so we worked yes exactly um okay well a few announcements

00:06:39.120 first and foremost i have to wish my grandma a happy birthday because she turns 98 years old

00:06:44.480 tomorrow which is quite a feat and um she's doing really well down in cornax saskatchewan so happy

00:06:51.120 birthday grandma if you're watching and i hope you have a very special day tomorrow and get

00:06:54.860 completely spoiled by all your friends there's a lot of me birthdays here my uh my mother judy

00:07:03.300 she turned birthday on the 12th of may on tuesday there and her favorite son in the world missed it

00:07:10.340 until later that evening when dad called me to remind me it was a busy day so i apologized to

00:07:14.720 her then i apologize to her now jonathan he turned 23 on may 6th so yeah it's been

00:07:21.240 that's wild my sister's birthday is also may 6th my daughter's two of my daughter's birthdays are

00:07:29.500 the 26th and the 27th father-in-law's birthday is on the 25th it's yeah this is an expensive

00:07:35.500 time of year i have the best excuse so i'm like sorry mom i didn't get you a birthday gift because

00:07:41.960 i can't leave the house so yeah yeah exactly i don't have that excuse because amazon comes right

00:07:49.520 to my door yeah on the farm they don't deliver to the farm so maybe we need to approve that maybe

00:07:54.780 it's coming i don't even know if i want amazon to the door we just get it shipped to the local

00:07:58.560 gas station and we go pick it up there when it happens so yeah yeah well other than that um yeah

00:08:06.500 we've got our super chats here open and if you're watching this on a replay you can hit a super

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00:08:22.820 we've got nothing yes susan is absolutely right mr i think that doesn't have a birthday in may

00:08:30.500 i think it's may 31st if i'm not that was last year it was last year i think

00:08:34.740 yeah there's lots of birthdays this month there is just um yes thank you um other than that though

00:08:46.600 i mean like i said as far as my po goes i've um sent in my approval so i'll be going to speak and

00:08:54.020 cover the saskatchewan prosperity events project events in saskatoon and regina on may 23rd and

00:09:00.220 on may 24th then i've got to get back here as i'm going to go cover keith's debate with jason kenny

00:09:05.960 in calgary on the 25th which should be um very interesting i'm looking forward to that um but

00:09:12.140 yeah i think i reported last week i passed my six month review i think with flying colors i haven't

00:09:17.940 seen it yet but um so yeah no complaints i've been uh i've been really busy with work as have you and

00:09:25.120 it's it's been good i had my meeting with my probation officer maybe i should shed a little

00:09:30.480 bit of light on how it went um it was a good meeting she's fair to deal with but in the

00:09:37.680 course of our meeting when you have to go in what every every two months i think it is for a sit-down

00:09:41.840 meeting so i was in the office and she said i feel like you're i feel like you're not taking

00:09:46.640 any responsibility for your actions in ottawa and i i kind of just politely said the actions in

00:09:53.120 ottawa i worked with law enforcement the entire way across and i hate to use the word i because

00:09:57.200 i hate it when other people use the word i but this was when i was having a conversation with

00:10:00.880 her so i can use i in this situation but i said i'm with law enforcement the entire way across i

00:10:06.720 tried really hard to alleviate the traffic the downtown core i told her a story about an

00:10:10.560 apartment building i think it was on uh maybe it was elbert or somewhere in there there's an

00:10:15.280 apartment building where people were parked in front of and it was a it was an elderly elderly

00:10:20.640 people lived there and the ambulance would frequent that building once or twice a week to

00:10:25.420 take somebody to hospital and so that was a priority and the city liaison officer told me

00:10:30.860 that that we have to keep this emergency lane and that entry into that apartment building open at

00:10:35.100 all times and so we worked relentlessly for weeks to make sure that that emergency lane was open and

00:10:40.900 and besides that the entrance into that apartment building was open and I you know at any time it

00:10:48.100 look like there was headway with the city or the government we were right there to try and move

00:10:51.360 trucks we're trying i did whatever i could um and so i said i'm having a hard time finding

00:10:56.840 you know i i had responsibility back then and i think i found it and so she kind of took a step

00:11:02.460 back in her seat and she's been really really easy to deal with since then so maybe it just

00:11:06.620 you know it's it's about the perception of what people see through the media versus what actually

00:11:12.320 happened and i think you know there's a lot of people guilty about that well absolutely and you

00:11:18.160 know we saw last week um the some of the canadian mainstream media coming out and accusing the

00:11:23.360 independence movement of being infiltrated by the russians which is really you know get some new

00:11:28.560 material you guys did you do before did you expect any less it was just kind of like okay release the

00:11:35.680 the russian plot you know like that uh that meme online about uh um oh gosh my head's fried from

00:11:42.620 driving all day long uh austin powers right yes yeah release the russians

00:11:47.600 so in conversation when it comes to the independence movement in alberta that's

00:11:54.640 pretty frustrating to see the liberal appointed judge um rule against the independence movement

00:11:59.660 basically silencing the voice of of you know over 300 000 albertans who were looking for options

00:12:06.300 away from the direction of this country right now um and it just goes to show i did a video about

00:12:11.300 this today um how much money were the those chiefs paid i don't think there's a huge difference

00:12:17.300 between the chiefs and the band members the ones you know living in in the reserves um

00:12:24.300 flying around the country doing whatever they're doing but are they just puppets of the federal

00:12:28.280 government at this point do you feel like that well in some cases i mean this particular gentleman

00:12:34.200 um i watched his um interview with david cochran on the cbc and it was it was quite sad actually

00:12:41.100 like he didn't come off as um someone that really knew what he was talking about per se or was

00:12:47.260 passionate about what he was talking about but he very much came off as someone who was reading

00:12:52.320 list of talking points um your normal sort of word salad um you know it's about democracy and

00:12:59.880 blah blah blah anyways it was pretty sad and then of course like i was pretty sure i'd recognize

00:13:03.880 this gentleman so he was actually um and carla treadway did a deep dive into this today too so

00:13:10.320 i encourage you to check out carla treadway on at um he was paid fifty five thousand dollars from

00:13:16.140 ties to oppose to oppose the oil sands um and if you remember a lady by the name of vivian kraus

00:13:22.940 she did a deep dive into the oil sands and where that funding was coming from and it was primarily

00:13:27.100 from american ngos so this gentleman um is you know very much paid to have an opinion

00:13:36.300 and that's exactly what they've done now um i found it quite humorous and i said this in my

00:13:40.940 the video too that after you know all the chiefs gave their big you know news brief there with

00:13:46.160 their headdresses on and they all jumped on a plane and flew over to britain to meet with king

00:13:49.820 charles and i'm thinking like are you uh hypocrites here because wasn't it the crown and and the

00:13:54.640 british empire that basically kicked you off of your land back in the day these are the enemy

00:13:58.560 why are you come on know your enemy please well up until this i mean they didn't really recognize

00:14:07.140 the king as their sovereign and you know so i don't know money money money money

00:14:12.740 yeah that's pretty much it i mean i don't really think it's going to amount to too much

00:14:17.980 i've been watching keys videos and some of the dialogue online about it of course that's a very

00:14:23.000 it's very concerning that a judge can say that they don't get a veto on every decision that

00:14:28.260 the province makes um so i don't think it's going to hold water danielle smith has already said that

00:14:34.420 she's going to appeal this decision so it'll likely be overturned but you know it is concerning

00:14:39.640 this is the judiciary in canada now yesterday and i gotta find find it but yesterday there was

00:14:45.740 a former judge um that made a statement i believe he's 94 years old and he issued a statement i

00:14:52.180 don't know if it was an interview in one of the papers you know talking about how the judiciary

00:14:56.880 basically has gone astray and we're all being basically held captive um by a judiciary that's

00:15:04.300 supposed to follow the rule of law that is doing anything but they're recreating um clauses in the

00:15:10.480 charter to suit their own agendas or to suit the woke agenda as we've seen when their average

00:15:18.920 everyday canadian is going to wake up to where what's going on this country we've been watching

00:15:23.360 this for i've been watching this for the last four or five years now it's been going on longer

00:15:27.840 than obviously i've been you know head buried in the sand working away but you know it's pretty

00:15:32.060 evidence since convoy to see just how biased the judicial system is uh we've been 100 look at us

00:15:38.780 in the last number of years look at others that were involved with that and the lawfare that's

00:15:42.660 going on it's disgusting yeah yeah oops yeah it really is disgusting and you know who i feel

00:15:50.340 the most awful for is all those canvassers who sat out in you know one of the worst winters that

00:15:57.840 we've had out here in alberta um freezing cold winds cold temperatures um they took a lot of

00:16:04.400 abuse um and harassment from the elbows up crowd so you know it's it's really it's got i can't even

00:16:12.080 imagine how they all feel honestly i can't imagine how they're all feeling after that

00:16:15.740 decision

00:16:18.340 getting to the bottom of the chats here so i can see what's going on that's all right yeah because

00:16:24.900 i actually was able to log in today under my personal or my my account here so i could see

00:16:32.100 who's commenting and doing lzgp says keith wilson has a really great video out today

00:16:38.900 and yesterday yes he did i don't think i've watched the one from today but i know he put

00:16:42.580 that one out last night which is good he did because there was a lot of speculation happening

00:16:46.020 after that ruling came down there was two rulings that came out yesterday one of them was the

00:16:50.900 sturgeon lake crea nation who had applied to have um the i believe it was they applied to have

00:16:56.980 the uh signatures dismissed that was thrown out and then of course it was um

00:17:04.180 this other one exactly it was this yeah no kidding they worked really hard on that petition

00:17:09.940 so moving forward in alberta as it comes to the independence movement obviously saskatchewan's

00:17:13.780 got a lot of different parameters to work around than alberta basically scott moe has to get his

00:17:19.220 stuff together and actually change the rules in the law in order to make it you know available

00:17:24.660 for the people to actually have a vote on a referendum like that which you know scott well

00:17:29.540 is probably not going to do but all right if i'm not mistaken in saskatchewan it's called a plebiscite

00:17:36.660 and it's really non-binding a non-binding plebiscite i looked into that a little while

00:17:41.460 ago i can't remember all the details but yeah saskatchewan's you know got quite a bit more

00:17:45.540 work to do to get caught up in the process as to where we are but you know that's one of the things

00:17:49.540 i really like about the saskatchewan prosperity project and i've said this before um they're

00:17:53.780 modeling themselves after the alberta prosperity project and one of the things that always struck

00:17:58.580 me about the app was um the brilliance in their presentation because it was just about education

00:18:04.500 it was literally about educating you on what your police force could look like you know what your

00:18:09.300 economy would look like what would happen to your investments um and they and they brought a panel

00:18:14.020 of um wonderful people out um to talk about where their specialties were all in those different

00:18:18.820 areas so it was really um it was really good i'm happy that that they're doing it scott moe is

00:18:23.840 being scott moe i'll never forget about you know the actions of our leaders during the pandemic

00:18:32.000 and you know scott moe was was right in there he lost me october 1st 2021 when he implemented the

00:18:38.920 covid vaccine passport after you know some of us have been out here trucking our hearts out during

00:18:43.700 the pandemic and scottmo just completely lost me at the point in time when he implemented that it

00:18:49.140 seemed like jason kenny what an embarrassment and jason kenny continues to be that embarrassment

00:18:53.560 today at least scottmo's trying to move from the situation jason kenny's doubling down on that

00:18:58.260 while showing his true colors i guess yeah well they've we've albertans have known his true colors

00:19:03.900 for a long time hopefully the rest of canada catches up dale's got an excellent comment here

00:19:09.080 and he said why did they not have this type of ruling when quebec wanted to leave and that's

00:19:12.780 exactly right dale there's a lot of parallels being drawn between how um the alberta independence

00:19:19.740 movement is as opposed to the quebec independence movement um and you know you know what one thing

00:19:25.980 i've really learned watching social media and listening uh for the last few days chris is that

00:19:30.120 the word separatists has become the new anti-vaxxer like those dirty separatists and it's all about

00:19:36.720 the separatists the separatists you know um they're really trying to turn that into uh an

00:19:42.220 anti-vaxxer uh type of term where it means so you know something terrible when really all it means

00:19:49.580 in both cases is freedom of choice it's funny that those same standards aren't held to quebec

00:19:55.260 who has been trying this for multiple years and by all means you know the approach for quebec

00:19:59.880 uh pushing this idea has got them more leverage when it comes to you know transfer payments

00:20:05.480 equalization payments and more power within the government and if that's the case for alberta or

00:20:10.760 saskatchewan to do the same kind of thing i think that's that's probably the ultimate goal um but

00:20:16.440 it's funny that the quebec doesn't doesn't seem to receive the same hate as what you know because

00:20:21.640 the government pushes a narrative and those elbows in the air meatballs they rush to judgment on

00:20:27.640 whatever the tv tells them yeah very very true phantom says can you guys remember what they

00:20:35.400 were calling the quebec people when they were trying to separate i don't do you chris oh i

00:20:44.440 don't think i know they were just about 50 on their vote so i almost didn't have a court ruling

00:20:52.260 demanding consultations with their first nation no and they do have first nations out there

00:20:56.680 that's exactly it if anybody can remember just let it know in the comments and we'll pick it up

00:21:02.360 oh gothic loves my mug thank you i special ordered this walnut special order from rebel

00:21:09.380 i love it because it's like a bucket and anyone that knows me it's not your average i don't know

00:21:15.720 how many coffees actually fit in here but i can fill it up it's great especially for days like

00:21:21.420 today but it's been cold and windy and raining and cold and yeah it was i don't know what medicine

00:21:28.200 hack got today or yesterday but i got videos from people at home it was like a dust storm rolling

00:21:35.160 and you could see it coming for miles and when it hit it just and even when i went through winnipeg

00:21:40.040 this afternoon the sky was brown and it was low visibility out on the east side of winnipeg it was

00:21:45.600 absolutely disgusting and i'm pulling a sprayer so they're basically like pulling a parachute down

00:21:50.500 the highway yeah no kidding that's got to be fun in winds like this wind was just hard up right out

00:21:58.480 of the south right hitting me in the side so i was in uh i was in a brother's auctioneer in

00:22:03.420 saskatoon probably a month ago i think it was and and loading something else for another customer

00:22:08.000 and there was a young family um from north of saskatoon they were there looking over a sprayer

00:22:12.820 and then we started chatting he said this is one of my my buddies out in ontario just bought the

00:22:16.840 sprayer so I gave him some tips I said well it's got the it's got the floater tires on it those are

00:22:21.680 gonna have to come off you put some skinny tires on you have to turn the booms you'll have to you

00:22:25.400 know get it down to 12 feet wide and the next thing you know the guy from Ontario was calling

00:22:29.180 me asking me if I would be interested in hauling the sprayer out to Ontario for him so um got the

00:22:34.100 local ag shop a little bit of business in Saskatoon there and they went through the machine got it

00:22:38.200 all ready they prepped it they got all the booms turned in put the tires on it and uh we got it

00:22:43.180 down to 12 feet wide so ontario you need to be 12.2 feet wide to not even escort special provisions

00:22:50.500 so i was 28 feet wide all for the last week and a half and monday so i'm 12 is like a dream right

00:22:58.560 now i'm just like driving down the highway like i'm people no kidding and not like you're not

00:23:04.140 going to stick out like a sore thumb on those ontario roads oh it's really cool getting yelled

00:23:10.420 that or hollered out with lots of guys on the cb radio or the vhf i run lad i usually run lad one

00:23:16.420 as a channel on my fm radio in the cab here and then i run down on 19 on the cb and both radios

00:23:21.980 have weak antennas so i can only hear you for so long if i'm meeting you but it's always good if

00:23:26.240 i'm not on the phone i always answer back yeah well that's the thing i mean we're like i've

00:23:32.100 said so many times we're so lucky to have so much support um even at the conference that i was at

00:23:37.500 in ottawa there i mean it's it's never fails to shock me you know how many people um come up and

00:23:43.580 and still say thank you or express their gratitude for what everybody did and um some of them you

00:23:49.340 know are high profile people that i never would have guessed would have you know basically given

00:23:53.740 us a second thought so there's still a lot of support out there that's for sure i see it every

00:24:00.540 day when i'm all tracking here the amount of people that you know every place i stop everywhere i go

00:24:04.620 went to sierra and i were in uh regina the other night we came through with the load and it was

00:24:09.300 dark obviously so we ran into the city and we had separate a little pub and the table of ladies

00:24:13.860 beside us there the lady you know turned over and she said my husband worked uh for the urgent p

00:24:19.680 and i i don't remember what profession she was in but they basically had to to choose who was

00:24:24.960 going to be the one that lose their job during the pandemic that apparently the government did

00:24:29.660 not force anybody into getting the vaccine remember that um so her husband lost his job

00:24:35.360 and uh and she was the one that kept working and still how many years now and there's been

00:24:42.440 no accountability from any elected officials well that's really what we need to move on

00:24:49.200 move forward i was just talking with somebody about this today or yesterday sorry um you know

00:24:55.200 one of the things that i've really noticed and i was very prevalent at the same conference was

00:25:00.380 in light of the stolen majority by the liberal carny uh government um just a lot of things that

00:25:07.940 are happening you know people are starting to lose hope again like they're starting to feel

00:25:12.300 um like they don't have a say or they have no control over what's happening in their government

00:25:19.560 and indeed they don't and you know you and i were even talking about this last week i mean as far

00:25:24.940 as my lawsuit goes like we have absolutely no way to push back against our governments unless we do

00:25:33.000 it within their own system and in my civil case um that's the legal system but you know like i said

00:25:39.200 to you what am i going to do go have a protest and protest my malicious prosecution am i going

00:25:44.580 to call up my mp or send him an email like i really feel like canadians are starting to get

00:25:50.160 really frustrated well not starting to we've been frustrated for a long time but um that it's

00:25:54.520 becoming more prevalent again that people are really starting to feel like they don't have

00:25:58.940 a mechanism to affect positive change it is probably one of the most talked about conversations

00:26:06.840 when i pull into farmers yards is how are we going to fix this and when are people going to wake up

00:26:11.540 and stand up to this government it would be so easy to fix and you wouldn't have to protest by

00:26:16.860 driving somewhere to protest you you just get together as a collective community of people and

00:26:22.120 you say no we've had enough and you stand up whether that means you know over there's not

00:26:27.700 working or or just saying no to the government period but when enough people do that government

00:26:31.640 will eventually listen i don't think we're quite there yet because i hear a lot of people talking

00:26:35.760 hey let's it's time to do something but but then when the push comes to shove you know what happens

00:26:40.780 what they do to people that do stand up we're prime examples of that they want to use this as

00:26:45.060 an example and run us through the full course of the law you know try and take your truck um try

00:26:49.860 and throw you in jail for eight years this is our government right now yeah that's right exactly

00:26:54.700 and like they just literally dig their heels and don't give up and again i mean that's why i think

00:27:00.080 my suit is so important um just because they can't it's the only recourse i have to try and

00:27:06.740 you know make my statement that you can't treat canadians this way you know you can't just like i

00:27:12.740 said you can't just call them off to jail and throw them in jail for a month how is the crowd

00:27:18.300 funded going for the for the lawsuit for the legal fees really good i checked it this morning i think

00:27:24.520 it was over 43 000 um dollars so that's good and i haven't really pushed it a lot lately but

00:27:29.840 i have we're going to have announcements to make very soon our friends at v4f are actually going

00:27:34.820 to start a campaign um to help me with their merch so they're going to start selling their

00:27:39.280 merch and all the proceeds from those merch sales will go directly to my lawyer um straight into my

00:27:45.340 legal fees so i mean i've obviously been talking with a couple of the v4f guys to get that all set

00:27:49.820 up and they've just been really wonderful i didn't realize that the v4f organization has so far

00:27:56.460 raised over five hundred thousand dollars for different people um and different causes like

00:28:01.780 kayla um they've helped with some other people's lawsuits so you know they've done really good work

00:28:06.520 um i know they've been fairly they've been a bit quiet lately but obviously eddie's cornell's been

00:28:11.540 busy he's had a ton of uh his name on a ton of these very important civil liberties lawsuits

00:28:16.980 and um so they're kind of just getting ready to ramp back up and everything so

00:28:21.760 um they reached out to me and asked if that would be something that they could do for me and i just

00:28:26.200 said absolutely i would be honored honored for you to help me 100 percent before actually were

00:28:32.060 with us in ottawa basically they were born from ottawa were they not uh yeah they were born out

00:28:39.100 the freedom convoy um the guys so primarily i think the gentlemen that and gals that were

00:28:44.940 guarding the war memorial while we were there yeah hang on are you guys dealing with the same

00:28:53.040 stuff as pat yes in yes in the sense that um i know that he was just in court a few days ago

00:28:59.740 um on their appeal and i believe just from what i read they just made their submissions and that

00:29:05.920 there was going to be a decision but that was for the appeal of a sentence and the crown prosecutor

00:29:10.960 although Pat's already served his sentence and he also spent five months in jail don't forget

00:29:16.480 in remand not even jail in a remand center which is far far worse the crown prosecutor wants him

00:29:23.080 in jail for five years now in my case the crown prosecutor is appealing the acquittals both Chris

00:29:31.680 my acquittals on the intimidation charges as well as our sentences um i'm not sure i i'm appealing

00:29:38.560 my my mischief conviction and chris i can't even remember anymore what you've got on the go there

00:29:45.040 i think i'm uh i think i'm appealing the mischief and i'm appealing the the sentencing as well just

00:29:50.960 on a counter appeal from crown so we don't have any dates yet at least pat had a date for his

00:29:56.400 appeal um and the appeals for anybody that doesn't know is a three-panel judge in toronto with the

00:30:02.040 appeals court so um that is yet to come i haven't heard of any dates scheduled yet for that they

00:30:07.540 announced it of course and and i it should be in the next it should be over the summer sometime

00:30:12.740 i'm hoping mm-hmm i would hope so too i yeah you know i'm actually waiting for lawrence to call me

00:30:19.400 this week um i've been waiting for him to call me all week but i know he's really busy um so that's

00:30:24.960 You know, the last time I spoke to him, though, was probably about three weeks ago.

00:30:28.560 And he didn't have any indication of a date at that time.

00:30:31.240 So. So, yeah, I don't know.

00:30:35.060 I don't know. How long do they drag this out?

00:30:38.000 How long? Oh, they're going to drag it out for as long as they possibly can, just like the EA appeal.

00:30:46.840 I mean, the longer they can drag it out, the longer they have to go with no accountability.

00:30:55.620 And, of course, I want to make sure that everybody, a special shout-out to the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms and the Democracy Fund.

00:31:01.720 Both of those organizations have been helping Tamarino from day one, as well as the Justice Center right now is helping us out through the legal battle for the citizens of Ottawa lawsuit, which is, oh, what is it?

00:31:14.440 $290 million.

00:31:15.560 I think I just, I dropped my wallet here a little while ago, but it's got it somewhere.

00:31:20.620 Yeah, you got that covered for us, eh, Chris?

00:31:22.640 Thank you.

00:31:23.460 I appreciate that.

00:31:24.680 somebody said some of the people that are suing us for 290 million dollars also um in ottawa is

00:31:31.800 a coffee company called happy goat coffee company and the other one is uh local union 613 or 617

00:31:39.240 something like that somebody sent me a picture of the owner of that restaurant dressed in a dress

00:31:46.280 yes yeah i could share that photo but we're going to leave it at that for now so he

00:31:50.520 i think that that restaurant is located in the glebe somewhere which the glebe is kind of

00:31:56.200 i do not i don't know and correct me if i'm wrong but i never had to do any

00:32:03.160 emergency line traffic in the glebe i'm pretty sure the convo didn't affect that one little bit

00:32:07.080 but um oh my gosh i can't think of the glebe without thinking about that paul guy's testimony

00:32:14.680 and he was just so even though he was an ottawa resident he was just so put out that

00:32:18.760 uh the glebe was unaffected and the people of the glebe remember paul was he the guy in the pink

00:32:26.040 highlights that had he had to come in after and announced yeah he had to announce he made a big

00:32:31.880 deal about um and he had to go out and get uh noise canceling headphones because of the honking

00:32:39.800 but at the same time he was too afraid to leave his apartment and i remember i was texting diane

00:32:45.320 as I was listening to his cross-examination and his answers,

00:32:49.160 because he kept saying he had to go,

00:32:50.360 and he made a big deal about having to spend money

00:32:52.440 on these noise-canceling headphones.

00:32:54.140 Do you remember?

00:32:55.260 Yep.

00:32:55.900 But he swore that they couldn't,

00:32:58.280 the truckers were so dangerous,

00:32:59.600 they couldn't leave their apartments,

00:33:01.880 and they couldn't get any deliveries.

00:33:04.720 So I remember as he was testifying,

00:33:06.560 I texted Diane, and I said,

00:33:07.800 there's something weird with this guy.

00:33:09.200 Like, how did he get his headphones

00:33:11.060 if he was too afraid to leave his apartment

00:33:13.680 and deliveries were impossible and then we got him to finally admit that he sent his wife out

00:33:20.900 to the store to buy the noise cancelling headphones because he was too afraid but this

00:33:26.580 is also the same guy that said on the stand that he was laying on his bathroom floor crying

00:33:32.780 when we were there because he was so terrified of a bunch of blue-collar canadians do you remember

00:33:41.140 him spending the morning testifying and whenever he would refer to his spouse he would uh he would

00:33:46.420 say partner and so this guy comes into the courtroom and he's got he's got pink shirt on

00:33:51.140 and pink uh it was like a suit but his underside the accent colors were pink and uh he must have

00:33:57.940 went outside for the lunch recess and looked on social media and realized that people were calling

00:34:02.340 him gay obviously i wondered the same thing and he had to come back in afterwards and testify to

00:34:08.820 the fact that his partner was actually a female.

00:34:12.800 So obviously that got to him, maybe.

00:34:14.860 But very entitled, very flamboyant, maybe very, how do you word that properly?

00:34:22.840 Just say entitled.

00:34:25.040 Feminine.

00:34:26.160 Feminine, yeah.

00:34:26.940 Very feminine.

00:34:28.100 Wouldn't know what to do.

00:34:29.380 You know, I've got grease under my hands and my hands are callous and chipped up here.

00:34:33.460 And I don't think him and I have those same things in common.

00:34:36.480 But thanks for coming out, Paul.

00:34:37.560 i have a book wrote you you know my little notepad right for the course of the trial

00:34:43.920 kept the notepad with me everyone that testified against this vivian was one of my favorite too

00:34:49.160 vivian didn't even live in the downtown of ottawa but she worked at the church on wellington

00:34:55.620 only in the mornings and she testified like there was the end of the world was coming because

00:35:02.740 vivian saw a child with camouflaged pants and somebody was listening to led zeppelin yes that's

00:35:09.180 right i that with the camo the little kids in camo snowsuits just was it was too much i almost burst

00:35:15.880 out laughing right in court it happened a lot when those guys were testifying but she's like

00:35:20.760 and there was kids dressed in camo and all you know it's like yes those crazy little militant

00:35:28.160 canadian kids dressed in camo you know like but she made a big deal about this and you're right

00:35:33.760 and then the guy that was playing the trucker that was playing led zeppelin uh in his truck

00:35:39.040 i mean it was just over the top these these were like caricatures of real people is what it felt

00:35:44.480 like i mean paul i remember him testifying that he thought uh the truckers were intimidating

00:35:50.400 because he saw four men walking down the sidewalk abreast they were walking abreast

00:35:55.440 um and so she thought it was intimidating yes like um paul there uh i wrote everything down

00:36:06.200 i've got the the lady that owned the the dress shop in uh uh what's the remember her the market

00:36:12.620 the bywood market yeah yeah she like end of the earth too and i don't remember

00:36:18.380 protesters being in the bywood market do you um i remember to know who's there now

00:36:25.440 oh a heck of a lot of homeless people and drug addicts so you can't tell me

00:36:31.040 they're out there i haven't seen any nasty posts about that i literally went at our sentence hearing

00:36:37.620 i watched a homeless lady sit across the street from the hotel where we were staying and she

00:36:42.620 literally was trying to sell drugs to passer buyers and then when she couldn't sell it she

00:36:47.320 ended up sitting there and overdosing and paramedics had to come and pick her up and

00:36:50.780 take her away like this was a serious that's a serious problem in ottawa well so many of our

00:36:57.940 communities there is but there's also it's a very serious serious problem in ottawa

00:37:02.280 so so yeah anyways yeah i mean there was a lot of really crazy things that came out of our trial

00:37:09.380 there was some pretty funny moments those guys were definitely uh were definitely one of them

00:37:13.340 the guy that made his kid walked all the way to hockey practice in the states and then tried to

00:37:18.240 blame it on us yeah yeah so he was taking his uh seven or eight year old son to hockey practice in

00:37:24.200 downtown ottawa but because he couldn't get there with a car he dressed his son up in full gear with

00:37:29.960 his skates on and walked him how many blocks i don't know about you but i want to say it was

00:37:35.420 over a kilometer i thought he said it was it was wild yeah yeah who dressed their kid up in skates

00:37:41.580 and then walks him into the rink i don't know i've been i've been in canada my whole life and

00:37:45.740 um usually that's what the dressing room is for if you're the the gaslighting that those witnesses

00:37:51.940 did against us in the course of our trial was comical at best i spent most of the time trying

00:37:57.600 really hard not to laugh at them in their entitlement but that's right yeah no kidding

00:38:03.320 like come and work on a farm for one single day you guys like just one day and see if you could

00:38:08.600 last do you want to do you want to top up the last story from the witnesses of ottawa this is the best

00:38:14.540 one zexy lee the lady suing us for 290 million dollars is escorted into the courtroom with not

00:38:21.600 one not two but three armed security police officers accompanying her to the witness tent

00:38:28.400 in a courtroom when it was the last you or i ever showed any aggression or anger towards anyone

00:38:34.660 well it's funny that you should ask that chris barber because seven there were seven witnesses

00:38:41.600 i believe all seven of them uh not a single one of them have ever met us or had an interaction

00:38:48.160 with us and five of the seven are named in the lawsuit that are suing us for 300 million dollars

00:38:54.480 so do you think they might have a vested interest in trying to paint us as um bad people 100 you

00:39:03.200 know we had no interactions no interactions with any of these people uh i remember you know even

00:39:09.920 the shepherds a good hope how much how many food deliveries did we make the homeless shelter

00:39:14.800 shelters in ottawa with the leftover food that was being brought into ottawa yeah i heard they

00:39:19.200 actually had to say quit because we have too much food now but yet um the crown had the audacity to

00:39:24.720 try and label in the in the the shepherds of good hope uh actually wanted to testify against this to

00:39:30.800 the fact that truckers were robbing the food from the shelters which was absolutely bull

00:39:37.920 Yep, Lisboa, yep.

00:39:40.180 But, you know, when you look back now, Chris, I mean, you can certainly see where all the connections were in some of the cases.

00:39:45.100 Like, obviously, the Shepherd of Good Hope gets their funding from the city of Ottawa, and we saw how, you know, the city of Ottawa, you know, doesn't really favor acting in good faith, and they're not really good, honest people, or at least the ones that were there at that point certainly weren't.

00:40:02.740 A lot of them weren't.

00:40:03.680 Anyways, there was a couple, I think, that were decent.

00:40:06.960 So but you can just see how all of this stuff ties in and ties together, you know, and like we said, we said on a show previous, you know, we didn't have a chance.

00:40:17.560 They had they came at us so hard before we even got there, you know, turning trying to turn the court of public opinion and convince them that we were domestic terrorists and, you know, an angry mob.

00:40:29.340 um it was just but I remember saying that to you on the way I was like you know they can't let us

00:40:34.500 succeed we have to be prepared for because we didn't know what we were expecting you know I

00:40:39.100 said if we could get arrested we could get shot we really don't know but um but I do remember

00:40:44.220 saying I know that they can't let us succeed because if we succeed in this protest um when

00:40:49.220 we get to Ottawa it's going to fall all around the world and so I didn't you know I was hoping

00:40:54.320 that they would talk to us i was hoping that um you know our aims would be or you know our goals

00:41:01.320 would be met uh we'd have a conversation but i was also very much prepared for the fact that

00:41:06.240 they probably wouldn't well and it's just evident now when you look at the way that they're treating

00:41:10.820 the independence movement in alberta it's the same tactics as what they used on us demonized

00:41:15.660 people in the you know our interview with david parker a little while ago i mean nothing's been

00:41:20.280 proven in court he's never been arrested and yet they've thrown these you know i watched you know

00:41:25.880 our favorite troll of all of the the 15 cats in an apartment in downtown toronto famous millie on

00:41:33.000 twitter who is constantly stalking and drafting us this lady is desperate she has nothing

00:41:39.460 we'll be happy that i mentioned your name right now and that'll give her more initiative

00:41:44.560 i think i found i don't block a lot of people on social media but i actually had to block her it's

00:41:49.700 the ones that get so annoying in a day that you just like why are you wasting my time and then

00:41:54.760 then you get yeah the mute button always works much better on twitter yeah yeah there's definitely

00:42:01.620 some issues going on with the centurion project i mean and obviously like like how could we have

00:42:06.740 known um but you know how that was all explained to me in the whole process well we could have

00:42:11.680 never had known where he got the data list from but there's one thing that i've learned um through

00:42:16.960 my experience over the last few years and that's to wait until all the information comes out

00:42:21.860 um i try i try really hard now not to have a knee-jerk reaction you know if i see breaking

00:42:27.800 news on x or or anything like that because in a lot of cases um you know you just got to wait for

00:42:34.800 things to for things to shake out and i have a serious issue with politicians and spokespeople

00:42:40.220 for organizations that well justin chido i'll just use this as a prime example because it's

00:42:44.960 the first one that pops into my mind and that was um quite a few years ago there was a little

00:42:50.420 muslim girl who made a claim that she was basically attacked and assaulted and somebody

00:42:56.620 cut her hijab in school and immediately justin trudeau went online and condemned it and anti

00:43:03.660 uh islamophobia blah blah blah blah and then it turned out it was a complete lie

00:43:09.660 so you know i haven't really made any comments on that whole situation i certainly hope that

00:43:15.420 it all gets straightened out and if there was issues i mean obviously the accountability has

00:43:21.300 to be action has to be taken so but um it seems like the society we live in nowadays it's more

00:43:29.260 or less uh guilty by you know uh social media your uh your judge and your jury and everything

00:43:34.540 is on social media and that's pretty disgusting behavior from some of these

00:43:37.840 you know basement dwelling typers so yeah it is well they got nothing better to do

00:43:43.560 my dad always had a saying chris if they're talking about you they're leaving somebody else

00:43:48.040 alone if anybody knows stan uh tamara's dad he has a he has a saying for everything we love

00:43:56.480 yeah yeah he literally does have a saying for everything he does yeah yeah he really does

00:44:03.420 Did you, on Twitter the other day, I got tagged in a post by a lefty out there and he was, he was criticizing us because we've been very silent on the fact of the trucking industry and the issues within the trucking industry with the amount of unsafe, untrained, unprofessional drivers out here.

00:44:20.060 I did see that.

00:44:20.780 i smoked them back and i i said that every time somebody you know every time i do bring that to

00:44:26.320 somebody's attention of the fact that there is issues on this right now um you get called a

00:44:30.720 racist and uh and every different because obviously that's that's what the left does but

00:44:35.320 it was kind of interesting to see that somebody from the left side of the perspective was like

00:44:39.020 oh my gosh there's people being killed on the highway now because you know we know the issues

00:44:43.620 in the trucking industry i see it actually and i brought my attention here as i watched a guy

00:44:48.400 in a white Volvo pull into the parking lot here in road gear and you know I walk zippy through

00:44:53.880 the parking lots of these truck stops so I'm really fearful for his safety and as well as

00:44:58.200 anybody else's safety when when they're walking through because there's a lot of untrained and

00:45:01.800 professional drivers over here doesn't seem like it's getting any better government's starting to

00:45:05.980 acknowledge it a little bit more Daniel Smith had a little bit SGI just did an initiative in

00:45:10.400 Saskatchewan Ontario is actually finally looking at this right now I did I think it's something

00:45:17.820 that maybe needs to bring to the forefront here maybe we should talk about it more i don't care

00:45:21.580 what i'm called i get called a lot of names in the day but um there's some pretty big safety

00:45:25.980 issues out here on the highway yeah there is i did see that comment and i did actually type out

00:45:31.560 a reply but you know honestly um i i delete more posts than i post but you know i like i'm not a

00:45:39.180 trucker we can talk about it and actually we will be talking about it as i said today we've got

00:45:43.020 a list of guests lined up just about till the end of June now. And one of those guests will be

00:45:48.620 Gordon McGill, who has been an active advocate, not just for the Coutts boys and the Coutts cases

00:45:54.220 that have been taking place up here, but a very active advocate for the trucking industry in both

00:45:58.780 Canada and the United States. And he wrote a book on it. And so we will be having him on the show

00:46:06.320 to talk about some of those issues, because I know that it is a huge, well, you see it on Facebook or

00:46:11.100 social media every single day you know um there's a there's a little mice they do a space on twitter

00:46:19.060 uh two chicks what is it two chicks uh in politics is what it's called right yeah and

00:46:24.060 gordon and i were supposed to be on with them on sunday um as jonathan's birthday was last week so

00:46:30.340 my daughter and my mother and my ex-wife planned a little bit of a surprise birthday party for

00:46:35.480 jonathan on sunday last minute i think we found out about sunday morning and so i wasn't able to

00:46:39.820 attend that little uh uh x space with gourd that night but i was right yeah right family always

00:46:46.560 and uh that was uh was a good night just to sit around and have a barbecue and uh and chit chat

00:46:52.360 my brother and his his wife came out as well as one of their kids it was really just we just sat

00:46:57.340 around how many households out there where your ex-wife her husband your wife your kids their kids

00:47:04.180 your brother your sister can hang out in the same household and it's an awesome evening i mean i'm

00:47:10.520 very thankful for this yeah no kidding that is not a lot but there are some and i give you credit

00:47:17.220 for that it's all choices we've always put our children first i co-parented my uh our two children

00:47:23.200 with my ex-wife for the last 15 years and i don't know we can put it out there but i think i did a

00:47:28.440 dang good job although my daughter decided she was going to give zippy a haircut the other night

00:47:39.160 i think you uh you basically ruined zippy's he's really self-conscious now he looks he looks

00:47:47.480 self-conscious he looks like an egyptian cat now she shaved him right i don't think you're supposed

00:47:52.680 to shave pomeranians down to the skin but zippy is she wanted to make him cool for the hot days

00:47:58.860 well oh everybody sympathy to zippy he's a little he goes outside he goes pee and then he's like i

00:48:05.500 just want to go back in the truck now because i'm embarrassed he probably feels naked he's probably

00:48:10.560 naked oh gosh yeah i'm just sorry i'm just checking less hair smart daughter yeah well

00:48:21.200 she did it to me too but that's right that's right

00:48:25.520 zippy needs her shirt zippy you need a shirt he's just sitting on the passenger seat just

00:48:34.100 demoralized but i can't help but think it's because of his haircut but treat or if he's

00:48:40.960 hungry then he perks right up like he's so yeah diane says poor zippy but bird abound says zippy

00:48:47.900 looks cute don't say that they hate it when they think you're laughing because if he looks cute

00:48:52.300 don't say that they hate it when they think we're laughing at them so true so true he won't even

00:48:57.180 look at me right it wasn't me that did that to you but she did keep the hair on his tail so

00:49:04.140 well yeah that's that's the most important part in my opinion well i guess um you know i know

00:49:10.780 that you are just stopped on your way um you still got some miles to make tonight chris so

00:49:14.860 So we didn't really plan a lot for tonight's show

00:49:16.960 other than a little bit of chit-chat

00:49:18.300 and sort of catching up.

00:49:20.740 A couple of things I will let everybody know

00:49:22.960 is that for next week,

00:49:24.900 we have John Carpe coming on the show

00:49:26.780 talking about an announcement

00:49:28.660 that the JCCF will be making this week.

00:49:31.360 The week after that,

00:49:32.860 we have Ted Kuntz is going to come on the show

00:49:35.720 to talk about his story

00:49:37.700 and also the organization that he founded,

00:49:40.420 which is Vaccine Choice Canada.

00:49:42.500 We have Dan Hartman joining us

00:49:44.320 for our no one gets left behind episode the first episode of each month we feature a story of one of

00:49:51.120 our vaccine injured friends um and try to help them get a story out promote their crowdfunding

00:49:56.600 if they have legal fees or or uh you know if they need help um for their own resources and supports

00:50:02.180 uh gordon mcgill will be on june 11th um after that and then i've also been in touch with michelle

00:50:10.260 Wharton from CanRise19 and also Dr. Mark Tarazi. So we'll have those guys each to show towards the

00:50:18.060 end of June. So we're pretty much scheduled right till the end of June. I'm going to be reaching

00:50:24.720 out to our good friend Eddie Cornell again from V4F. As I was saying before, they're going to

00:50:28.660 launch that initiative to help me with my legal fees. So I think I'll do a special episode with

00:50:33.320 Eddie sometime over the next few days after the weekend, probably Tuesday night. If you want to

00:50:39.500 join me chris you're welcome to depends on where you're at of course but i think we'll do a special

00:50:43.540 episode for that so i mean we've got lots and lots of work to do it's going to be a great next few

00:50:48.140 weeks and i would like to take some credit for anything but i can't because i've been so busy

00:50:52.880 with spring rush and getting stuff so all the credit needs to go to to tasha and to tamara

00:50:57.620 amazing i am not taking any credit for that i have been running my i am exhausted i actually

00:51:05.060 was looking forward to this 3 000 kilometer drive just so i could just stretch my legs listen to

00:51:09.380 some music and like there's some parts of this drive going across 17 that i will not have cell

00:51:14.740 service on and i am looking forward to that yes yes i know you're so right there is something

00:51:22.340 very relaxing about that drive because there is no cell service so you um it forces you to just

00:51:28.580 take in all the site and it's such a beautiful drive i'm so jealous that you get to go honestly

00:51:32.820 it's so gorgeous especially this time of year everybody always asks you the question hey do

00:51:37.080 you run 11 or do you run 17 i always run 17 i prefer to take the the haley you know because

00:51:43.240 the traffic's a lot less on 17 at this time of year especially in highway 11 it seems like it's

00:51:47.640 just a death trap the last while of of uh truckers that really don't know how to drive so i uh i try

00:51:54.600 to avoid that as much as i can and man half the time out here you're pulling air seeders like i've

00:51:59.240 done for the last couple of weeks, you spend more time on a four-lane highway, Sierra, the

00:52:03.880 pilot truck driver's got to be out behind. I tell her that you are watching out your mirror more

00:52:09.240 than you're watching out your windshield because some people, and we almost lost one of our pilot

00:52:13.040 truck drivers here with another guy that I work with. Somebody come flying behind him and, you

00:52:18.340 know, you're doing 50 kilometers an hour with a drill. This guy ran him right over, just plowed

00:52:23.580 the truck right into the ditch and got out and blamed him for causing the wreck when he just had

00:52:28.600 up you know take his eyes off the cell phone and put take his feet off the dash and he would have

00:52:32.720 been just fine so wow well be safe out there my friend we will be safe we will watch for me

00:52:40.420 everybody else i just want to thank you all for coming out tonight and um interacting with us

00:52:47.640 highway 11 is horrible susan i totally agree uh hang on we had a coach accident yesterday

00:52:53.680 on emerson trail i feel oh that's too bad i i just see that yeah a bus yeah um so thank you

00:53:01.560 everyone we will be back next week with our very special guest john carpe to have a great

00:53:07.020 conversation we i love having the jccf on i told them anytime anytime they're always welcome on our

00:53:12.920 show so um i think that was it did i miss anything guys no we will see you guys next week and maybe

00:53:20.080 We have a little bit longer show, and I hope to be home next week.

00:53:22.380 We're in the comfort of the office at home.

00:53:24.560 It seems like it runs a little bit better.

00:53:26.480 It's been good tonight where I'm parked here.

00:53:28.220 I haven't seen anybody come up to the truck yet,

00:53:29.800 and that usually happens two or three times.

00:53:32.540 Yeah, good.

00:53:33.900 All right.

00:53:34.360 Okay, well, once again, happy birthday to my grandmother.

00:53:37.100 I hope all of you have a very safe and happy May-long weekend.

00:53:41.180 Hopefully, you get some good weather for camping

00:53:42.860 or whatever you plan to do for the weekend.

00:53:44.960 So have a great weekend.

00:53:47.700 We'll see you all again.

00:53:48.980 Take care.

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House Arrest - May 15, 2026

Ep. 28 Chris & Tamara

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