00:03:10.880And we were four and a half hours late getting started.
00:03:14.600we started at 9 30 eastern came back for 11 came back for 11 30 finally um just before noon i think
00:03:23.820we got started so that's just seems to be very typical uh you know of how of how our situations
00:03:30.580go and interestingly enough they brought in a different crown prosecutor neither uh our normal
00:03:37.820crown prosecutors tim radcliffe or miss wetcher did perform the cross-examination they brought
00:03:44.180in somebody else so he seemed like a big hitter and um oddly enough we we did run out of time
00:03:51.460uh they spent the entire time cross-examining ezra and going over all of the mean tweets and
00:03:56.900posts and things that he said about our judge and how the proceedings have been conducted i would
00:04:02.660say two percent of yesterday's hearing had anything to do with my employment it was basically all
00:04:09.860you know reading Ezra's mean tweets about the judge um and so anyways and once again we didn't
00:04:18.060get through uh we're hoping August the 14th we can do submissions uh so I'm not sure if I'll fly
00:04:25.820out for that yet or not ironically then it'll be sometime after that uh where she'll pro I doubt
00:04:32.840she'll give her decision that same day um oh no i hope i'm not frozen up again oh thanks no i think
00:04:42.560i'm good sorry guys my computer crashed like three times i promise i swear to everything that is holy
00:04:47.880i will have a new laptop within the next week or two uh we got tasha on the back end here if
00:04:52.460something happens and i do get kicked out she'll uh well her and kelsey will be just fine i have
00:04:57.080no doubt um but they'll keep it rocking until i can get back in good evening debbie nice to see
00:05:02.300you from Tabor, Alberta. Hey, old Canuck. Yeah, it's gonna be a good show, Lisa. You're absolutely
00:05:08.040right. Love it this week on Les Thrust. Yes. Yeah, no kidding. So yeah, I mean, there's been
00:05:13.720lots going up. The US ambassador stuff is still going hot. We're getting quite a laugh about all
00:05:19.820the legacy media that is going on and on about how I want to go meet the president or go to the
00:05:24.320White House, which is that they're saying that's the reason for this, which it isn't, you know,
00:05:29.580Ezra made some off-the-cuff remark one day about, you know, wouldn't it be great to get you, you know, into the press gallery at the White House?
00:05:36.480And then I've got all my friends, pardon me, lots of people reaching out to me saying, oh, you're going to the White House.
00:20:17.040Canada and Health Canada and every provincial legislation has put out their 2024 data.
00:20:23.500They are always about 11 months behind.
00:20:26.040Now, that being said, Alex Schadenberg of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition
00:20:29.700spends every waking moment for the past 30 years of his life collecting data.
00:20:33.620And so Alex is very, very obviously and very, very consistently accurate in representing what
00:20:41.000he thinks the next year will look like based on the growth of what we've seen made. So what we've
00:20:46.380seen made actually start at versus what the growth population has been based on the death. So he's
00:20:52.180able to give a rough estimate per year. He was only off by one person in 2024's data, by the way.
00:20:57.640So he estimated 16,500. It was 16,499. So his data is always very accurate and very well sourced in saying that the 2025 data is not fully out yet. And it's up to the province to release it in the pace in which the province chooses to release it.
00:21:15.020But the data we do have from 2025 currently states that we should be roughly estimate around 17,700 for 2025 alone.
00:21:24.600Now, just to put that into perspective for those that are listening during we're on StreamYard.
00:21:30.040So can I say certain words or should I use like abbreviations?
00:51:53.060is a, it sounds so nice. It sounds just like, you know, someone's going to come into your house.
00:51:57.500So they're going to make your home better and they're going to make it all better for you.
00:52:00.840Right. And, and, you know, and that's actually one of the biggest things I address in the new
00:52:05.000book that's coming out because, uh, it's not coming out till March. So just to make people
00:52:10.160aware, we're going to have a brand new link with somebody else who has picked this book up in a
00:52:14.500very big way. So I'm very excited. I'll have a new link for everyone soon. We, we did hit the
00:52:19.040bestseller list on Amazon already, but that's actually, those are going to be returned because
00:52:23.420it's going somewhere else. And so we have to wait for that link and I'll let you know when that is,
00:52:28.440But this new book I wrote, I've been writing now for a long time, and I finally compiled it together. And this book, actually, I love so much I'm talking to you because I used the COVID virus as a way to describe how this has weaseled its way into everybody's mind and then slow dripped. And you have to pick your subjects, you have to pick what matters to your family and to you.
00:52:47.780And the reason I think this book is going to be as big as it is, besides the people that are about to back it, is because this is your health care system that inevitably you will go into as you get older.
00:53:02.160This is your health care system that your child goes into in the ER in the middle of the night that you can't see.
00:53:07.000You know, 23,000 people in 2024 died on waiting lists alone.