House Arrest - Ep. 39 Chris & Tamara

00:00:00.000 Hi, everyone. Well, hello. How are you, Chris? We're doing good. We're about 15 minutes from

00:00:26.340 home so i'm just gonna hope the signal holds here i got my seatbelt on i got my heads free

00:00:30.460 hands free and the phone is on the magnet on the dash so uh hopefully nobody calls in the next 15

00:00:36.100 minutes i'll be home at the office i can fire up the lab computer there you are cutting back from

00:00:42.260 cameras you said i loaded and kill him this morning but i delivered in peace river alberta

00:00:48.780 yesterday so i have been to montana northern alberta and then i'm also home and i'm headed

00:00:55.360 back to montana for tomorrow for a delivery so wow you have been putting on the miles my friend

00:01:03.360 this whole red truck's getting a little tired here i was home long enough on the weekend to

00:01:06.800 do a full maintenance and service on it and uh yeah yeah she's she's been nuts so how was your

00:01:14.960 oh my god we have so much to talk about it has just been gong show after gong show after gong

00:01:21.200 show i don't even know where to start but um i'm really looking forward to tonight you know i love

00:01:26.240 having guests on the show but it's really nice to just have a chit chat and catch up honestly

00:01:31.920 we've probably talked to each other less in the last three weeks than we have you know in the

00:01:36.720 last four and a half years just because you've been so busy and i've been so busy so it'll be

00:01:40.960 good to get caught up and um we're gonna have a very candid conversation about a lot of really fun

00:01:47.200 subjects um of course we had the fauci diaries come out as well as the hearing there uh yesterday

00:01:52.880 was that yesterday uh so my head is still swimming a little bit from that of course there was a lot

00:01:57.520 of um stuff there we've got uh goodness we've got appeals to talk about we've got death threats to

00:02:04.240 talk about we've got police visits to talk about we got so much to talk about chris it's yeah i

00:02:11.680 had a beautiful encounter this morning in cameras alberta most people seen on my social media and

00:02:17.200 where the two sides go like this and we said hi we shook a hand and we took a picture and

00:02:24.560 we walked away it was pretty cool that was cool oh good it's good that's good i don't think he'd

00:02:30.880 walk over and shake my hand i don't think he likes me too much well hello to everybody out there and

00:02:37.020 welcome to house arrest with chris and tamara we are on i believe episode 39 and can you believe

00:02:42.520 it i did the math today we are 42 weeks into our house arrest portion of our sentence that means

00:02:50.440 we only have nine weeks of house arrest left chris and then we are on a curfew and i've got uh

00:02:57.480 25 weeks left until january 21st was when my sentence will be served and if i'm doing my

00:03:03.000 math correctly chris yours will be april the 6th which puts you at 36 weeks so we're getting there

00:03:09.560 slowly only nine i uh if i keep the schedule i'm going right now the time will fly because

00:03:17.760 i spend most of my time in the cab of the truck or i've uh i don't remember it being this busy

00:03:23.640 for for so long it seems like we started off our spring rush and i think it was april where guys

00:03:30.040 are starting to get ready for seating we haven't come out of that i've got six trucks on the road

00:03:34.740 and three pilot trucks on the road right now we're hauling the mail like where is equipment

00:03:40.140 going every which direction i don't know if it's just we do i guess we do good work i just passed

00:03:45.400 one of my air seater trucks pulling a big drill down the highway jonathan is out busting his tail

00:03:49.980 we've had no time to have you know like summertime we jonathan i usually take our weekends and we

00:03:55.440 work on some anti-tractors and we haven't been able to this year like everything's been just so

00:04:00.920 plato adulting sucks do not recommend do not recommend i'm just going to say hello i know

00:04:09.400 you can't see the chat here chris but i'm just going to say hello to some of the people that

00:04:12.600 have joined us from the chat we've got informed consent 99 command says hi our beautiful people

00:04:18.200 good to see you thanks for joining us of course christy is back always great to see you christy

00:04:23.480 good evening and welcome uh carla is here again always great to see you too carla thank you for

00:04:29.720 showing up you guys show up every week i absolutely love it and it means so much yes we've got trev

00:04:34.600 2026 saying hello friends candace zero is here hello how are you yeah we got to get her booked

00:04:43.000 on the show uh i've got uh i'm working on some bookings right now so i'll reach out to you candy

00:04:48.280 in the next few days and uh we'd love to have you on the show if you can make the time uh sheila

00:04:54.280 turek turek i hope i said that right shayla welcome hi to you both um christy berry uh

00:05:00.840 crazy karen's there's so much uh leonard friesen is here i'm not sure if he's talking about you or

00:05:05.880 me just kidding he says stupid much uh hi susan always great to have you as you all know thank 0.90

00:05:12.120 you for joining us harvey grinch is here he says he hopes we're well we are well harvey uh we're 0.96

00:05:18.360 staying busy and just staying out of jail fawn is here evening fun nice to see you uh sharon michold

00:05:27.880 from ontario welcome sharon uh evelyn mcnaughton is here hello ladies baba susie is back nice to see

00:05:35.640 you wanda jane oh my gosh so many and joy rogers says hey guys wow you guys amazing oh brendan

00:05:44.520 wow brendan from manitulin is joining us tonight wow great to see you brendan it is going busy

00:05:50.840 brendan and i'm sorry we haven't chatted too much lately it has been uh just an absolute

00:05:55.480 non-stop few weeks for for everyone evelyn mcnaughton's coming in from sudbury good evening

00:06:01.240 evelyn nice to see you angie lincoln felter hi great to see you and i hope you guys are doing

00:06:07.160 well like the Lincoln Celtics from the Shawnevan area she is I've known her since I was just

00:06:13.760 knee high to a grasshopper as my dad would say Marilyn Johnson all the way from Nova Scotia

00:06:20.040 thanks for joining us Marilyn I was just looking at some pictures from our trip out to Nova Scotia

00:06:23.820 there a couple years ago Chris what a great time that was that was amazing there were so many good

00:06:28.760 people we we stopped at like gas stations for fuel everywhere we stopped we had people to talk to it

00:06:34.480 amazing yeah oh my gosh bill goldsmith from will a bunch that is crazy um my parents grew up in

00:06:42.560 cornac saskatchewan my grandma still lives there so i spent a lot of time in will a bunch actually

00:06:46.720 when i was a kid because we had relatives there thank you for joining us jason from edmonton

00:06:52.320 nicole wants to know when is convoy 2.0 well we'll just get finished dealing with this one first

00:06:57.680 maybe 2.0 up to somebody else probably yeah i'm sure there's a lot of people out there that are

00:07:06.040 willing to put that on but what do we do after this have you ever thought about that what do

00:07:10.900 you do after house arrest and after all the court crap is done and everything do you do you uh do

00:07:15.740 you go out and tell her story to the public and do like a town hall like charlie kirk or what are

00:07:19.800 your thoughts on that i'm gonna find a cabin in the middle of the woods where there's no people

00:07:25.460 um and i'm just going to that's what i'm doing no i don't know i really don't know chris i don't

00:07:34.440 know i don't know if this will ever be over some days i just don't feel like it'll ever end i mean

00:07:39.300 it's just non-stop um it's just non-stop craziness all the time and it seems like you know as soon

00:07:47.360 as we think we're winning something then then you know it's one step forward two steps back and then

00:07:52.100 it'll be three steps forward one step back so it's um I don't know we're still looking at a

00:07:58.420 long time in the courtroom my friend yes I think yesterday's testimony from Anthony Fauci in the

00:08:04.120 U.S. at the congressional hearing was pretty evident you know when you say nothing at all

00:08:08.920 you tell so much and him pleading the fifth on every question including what color the carpet was

00:08:13.980 and um basically tells them tells everybody or anybody that's not paying attention that there

00:08:18.620 was a lot that was covered up through that and i wish we could have some sort of accountability

00:08:22.760 like that even though accountability didn't happen he still you know it's pretty evident

00:08:29.720 that there was a lot hidden and a lot a lot of stuff that was was put through that shouldn't

00:08:33.940 have been through put through well he lied the whole thing was a lie all of it was a lie

00:08:39.720 i mean this guy first of all has been pardoned he there's no reason for him to plead the fifth

00:08:47.320 Now, I'm not even going to pretend to know an iota about American law, because I mean, I've been in the legal system here for five years now, and I still barely know anything about this one. But from what I've been reading, and from what I understand, if he's if he's been pardoned, there's absolutely no reason why he should be invoking the Fifth Amendment for that time period that he was pardoned for. And second of all, because he came out and gave an opening statement.

00:09:12.500 So I guess, you know, I was watching some stuff today and there is ways that they could have poked around through that.

00:09:17.320 But, you know, I just hope that something comes out of it.

00:09:20.200 Now, Senator Paul said that they're going to meet next week to hold a vote to hold him in contempt.

00:09:26.080 But you know what I think is absolutely crazy, Chris, is that he was pardoned.

00:09:32.260 But so what?

00:09:33.060 When you've committed crimes on that level, a pardon is just a made up.

00:09:37.900 It's just a made up thing.

00:09:39.060 It's just like a idea, you know.

00:09:42.500 I just can't see how he can get away with this.

00:09:47.900 I mean, will he see jail time?

00:09:49.240 I highly doubt it because he's 85 years old.

00:09:51.680 But, I mean, look at where we are.

00:09:53.440 And this is the thing that struck me the most watching those hearings yesterday.

00:09:57.920 Is that we were right.

00:10:00.200 We were all right to do exactly what we did.

00:10:02.840 Everything that they were doing was unconstitutional, unlawful, and unscientific.

00:10:08.900 Unscientific.

00:10:09.740 Remember when we were told to trust the science?

00:10:12.500 yeah two weeks to flatten the curb two years later yeah yeah that's right four and a half

00:10:17.400 people i'm chris people lost their lives people lost their livelihoods people lost their family

00:10:23.200 base people lost their best friends people were isolated like children nowadays have a hard time

00:10:28.840 you know adapting into the into the social circles because they don't know how to act because of

00:10:33.800 what the government did to people you know and all through the fear games how many people lost

00:10:38.700 their loved ones and care homes through a through an ipad or through a plate glass window because

00:10:44.280 you weren't a lot heaven for big it you weren't allowed to say goodbye to your your ailing uh

00:10:48.860 parents right your people didn't get to kiss their mom's goodbye because this guy uh was drunk on his

00:10:55.800 own ego you know i mean and that's not even scratching the surface i mean think about

00:11:00.240 carrie sakamoto and michelle wharton and all of the vaccine injured think about dan hartman

00:11:05.080 whose son would still be alive today if it had not been for for he's not a doctor dr fauci i'm 0.99

00:11:10.820 not calling him a doctor if it wasn't for anthony fauci's absolute bullshit lies and it's uh and 0.99

00:11:17.860 it's pretty frustrating you know like we've talked many times we're in the situation that we're in we 0.99

00:11:22.940 we accept it but you know it's frustrating to know that here we are locked up in our homes

00:11:27.380 um well you and your truck which is sort of your home but um you know we have to get permission to

00:11:33.640 leave our home um but this guy's just walking around you know just like nothing ever happened

00:11:38.920 like well what happened to them you know you had uh dr tam in canada doing the same thing um

00:11:44.880 saskatchewan what was his name dr shahi sheree something like that um there was medical officers

00:11:51.120 you had you had saskatchewan under the saskatchewan health authority you had what i called health

00:11:56.220 nazis you know karen's running around the province going into businesses undercover trying to catch

00:12:02.220 people not asking for covid vaccine passports stop and think about well you know like i've said

00:12:08.040 this many times in the past i'll say it again if you don't know your world history you're bound to

00:12:11.520 repeat it and that was a glimpse of 1930s germany i'm sorry not the holocaust side of it but the

00:12:17.420 conditioning of society that the germans went through in the early 30s so i know i face a lot

00:12:23.240 of debate when it comes to me saying that and i don't care they do get upset when you say that

00:12:27.880 but if you look at it chris i mean there's some pretty strong parallels there was people that

00:12:31.720 were completely segregated from society uh they were talking about not letting people actually

00:12:36.800 maybe they were not even letting people in um in the in grocery stores in quebec uh they they

00:12:43.480 imposed a curfew in quebec you couldn't be out of your house was it past 10 o'clock at night

00:12:48.660 i mean look at the things that they did and look at the things that they got away with and and

00:12:53.020 you know honestly i think i do feel like the majority of people knew something was wrong i

00:12:58.600 mean even at the beginning of all of this i know for myself and this is even before i met you like

00:13:02.900 everybody that i talked to you know whether they thought covid was going to kill all of humanity

00:13:07.980 or whether they believed it didn't exist everybody said the same thing and that is that something

00:13:12.540 doesn't feel right feel right and somebody who worked throughout the pandemic you know

00:13:18.680 tracking down the highway i'm trying to follow the rules i wear my masks in the restaurants i

00:13:24.160 wear my masks in the gas stations or convenience stores or grocery stores because i didn't want 0.97

00:13:27.620 to be that arrogant ass that got that business in trouble by the government and so i followed 0.98

00:13:32.740 the rules i stood in the drive-thru line i was waiting for a cup of coffee in the morning with 0.99

00:13:36.440 passenger vehicles in front of me behind me i lived that and then uh you know i had enough of

00:13:41.380 it too it was like so many other people did because something didn't feel right and then

00:13:45.920 we chose to stand and what did our government do what have they not done they flew a nazi flag on

00:13:52.580 parliament hill to try and paint us in a bad light if that doesn't show you how vindictive

00:13:56.600 and disgusting this government is and how far they will go to try and destroy somebody um open

00:14:02.320 your eyes if you haven't seen it yet yeah exactly no that's exactly right i'm trying to read the

00:14:07.960 chat here too so uh tasha is off this evening and she is she i can't remember what she's doing she

00:14:13.220 told me oh she's going to take she's also a photographer she's a very talented photographer

00:14:16.980 and she has some pictures to go do tonight so um don't mind me if i don't get to your comments

00:14:22.520 fast enough everybody i can barely uh i can barely multitask anymore as it is um unfiltered canada

00:14:30.040 this is great to be able to watch the two of you thanks for your show thanks unfiltered thanks for

00:14:33.920 joining us uh absolutely there's a lot of canadian oh nice um there's a lot of um um doctors in canada

00:14:43.380 that also need to be held to a count but i don't know if they will i think theresa tam just got

00:14:48.900 order of canada didn't she oh probably did you just say she oh carol i'm sorry

00:14:56.980 carol said she couldn't attend my favorite brother-in-law's funeral how sad it was sad

00:15:02.020 it was really sad and i think you know i think once people actually

00:15:07.380 pay attention to what's going on with these fauchy files the diaries and the hearings um

00:15:12.100 and they fully understand the magnitude of the things that this man is responsible for.

00:15:19.380 But it's not just him.

00:15:20.740 I mean, it can't be just him.

00:15:22.080 It took way more than just him.

00:15:23.380 We're talking about median politicians that were complicit or aided and abetted

00:15:27.580 if they weren't all in on it, period, which, you know, I'm pretty sure some of them were.

00:15:32.800 Fauci didn't do all of this on his own.

00:15:35.260 And I just hope and pray.

00:15:36.840 I just hope and pray for the people, the American people.

00:15:39.780 well everyone this man's this man's uh science you know is what the world followed it's what

00:15:47.720 they based all of their their mandates and their lockdowns and stuff on um so i think once people

00:15:53.200 realize the magnitude of the things that this guy's responsible for i think there's going to

00:15:56.820 be a lot of anger like a lot of very upset people look at you know demonizing ivermectin you know

00:16:04.960 as a farm kid and you know lots of plenty of ranchers around me when when a rancher an older

00:16:10.580 rancher was getting sick with with a cold or flu or something like that quite commonly they would

00:16:15.340 just put ivermectin paste on their arms and they would be fine within a day you know and the

00:16:20.660 government took that which was a natural you know not a natural but but something that was a proven

00:16:25.140 um healer and they they demonized it and and they used that propaganda just to warp people's mind

00:16:32.820 And even looking through the comment sections on any of my posts online, when I get into the political talk and I'm not just doing videos on trucking, you see so many brainwashed Canadians in there that just, they double down and they think, no, you know, somebody made a comment yesterday was saying like, well, you obviously don't care about the 13 million people that COVID killed. 0.59

00:16:50.540 I absolutely do care.

00:16:51.660 And I believe COVID did kill some people.

00:16:53.900 I know one person, one person that I know that actually died of COVID and it attacked his respiratory system and he did pass and he was fairly young.

00:17:02.340 But for the most part, they substituted heart attacks and strokes and cancer numbers for COVID numbers.

00:17:08.960 And that's out there.

00:17:10.100 You can see that.

00:17:12.400 Yeah.

00:17:13.620 I'm just going to read some comments out here, Chris.

00:17:15.920 Diane Robbins, thank you so much for joining us, Diane.

00:17:18.540 She says, I live on Gabriela Island, B.C., and you are so right.

00:17:22.520 I did feel things were not right.

00:17:24.880 I am with the whole truck freedom rights.

00:17:27.520 I was with you from the beginning.

00:17:28.940 Thank you.

00:17:29.560 a maryland says people didn't get proper duty of care and long-term care it was criminal

00:17:35.900 maryland i mean i i can't read a story about the long-term care homes in quebec without breaking

00:17:42.580 down and ugly crying because the way that our most vulnerable people were treated we're talking

00:17:47.680 about senior citizens um who were in long-term care who were neglected to the point um where

00:17:54.680 they died of thirst they were unmedicated they were found dead in their own feces and urine

00:17:59.460 and you know who was the first people to run chris was the bureaucrats it was the doctors it was the

00:18:06.280 managers uh oh chris had to go obviously um it was the doctors and it was the managers

00:18:11.660 and uh those are the people that left and didn't go back into the care homes it's absolutely

00:18:16.900 disgusting i would definitely love to do a show on that someday i just have to make sure that i

00:18:21.820 can get through it so oh there he's back almost debbie says yeah no worries debbie says yes we

00:18:29.300 did have a curfew i remember getting stopped on my way home from work uh retirement to check my

00:18:34.520 address so i could go home i live in cottage country and i had to prove i actually lived

00:18:39.540 there and was not attempting to go to my college i was live is because it was okay for doug ford

00:18:45.580 in ontario to go to his college cottage but it wasn't okay for anybody else cat says i had a

00:18:51.400 friend and long-term cancer survivor die because her husband couldn't be with her in the hospital

00:18:56.080 and then you had jason kenney sitting on an outdoor deck having you know rules for thee but

00:19:01.220 not for me um yeah you know that's that's the double standard claire robitaille says curfew

00:19:08.680 in quebec was at 8 p.m unless you finished work late we're heading home and had a note from your

00:19:13.100 employer a note show me your papers to show if you were stopped by police or if you had to walk the

00:19:20.700 dog it's almost surreal it's really surreal to even think that this stuff happened pee all over

00:19:29.180 the floors boarding up basketball outdoor basketball nets boarding them up uh graveling

00:19:35.900 outdoor skating rinks um look at that kid in calgary who was arrested by police for skating

00:19:41.420 on an outside pond um yeah this is what dr fauci and dr tam and people although they pushed this

00:19:49.580 on society and some of i said yesterday in a video some of us are criminals now because some

00:19:54.640 people had enough of this stuff and that's a that's a badge i'll wear proudly i

00:19:59.400 do you have regrets tamara none the only regret i can honestly say that i have is associating

00:20:13.180 ourselves with certain people can i spell that out for you yeah but you know what i mean you know

00:20:22.900 we've talked about that before and yeah it would have been nice to have a better vetting process

00:20:27.000 but i mean at the same time you know we just had to believe that everybody was there for the same

00:20:31.300 reasons that we were there and that um everybody had the best of intentions and you know it is too

00:20:37.640 bad that a lot of the relationships have sort of broken down and fractured and some of them

00:20:41.880 irreparable but you know think of all the lessons that we learned from you know these people taught

00:20:48.240 us a lot of lessons too oh keep your social circle small i can i was having this good conversation

00:20:54.640 with a friend the other day you know and i said that how many people are the original people are

00:20:58.700 still communicating today i mean danny and thomas and uh you know evan keith and you and i and ryan

00:21:05.800 and and uh you know dale there's still a good group of people there there really is yeah there

00:21:12.680 really is yeah yeah yeah you're right tawny no regrets but for real i'm not sorry for thinking

00:21:20.360 yeah exactly no exactly well does anybody want to see what chris is hauling today

00:21:25.560 i just pulled into the yard i'm going to uh i'll give everybody a visual on what

00:21:30.200 big red gutter polished last week so i was a dag in motion and i apologize for not being here last

00:21:34.760 week it was a very busy week so zippy is standing here waiting for you missed a great show though

00:21:41.320 kelsey sharon was absolutely amazing she's uh wow i could just sit and listen to her talk for hours

00:21:48.040 even though it's such a dark subject but she's so knowledgeable about it oh unbelievable

00:21:55.800 okay i'm gonna see if i could i'll probably end up muting this but wait for it okay

00:21:59.800 it yeah go ahead and see if i can get over there i see it what oh and he's gone we'll give him a

00:22:10.580 minute don't be sorry for yeah no kidding don't be sorry for working i tell him that all the time

00:22:17.940 too like of course i love having him on the show and it definitely makes it easier when you have

00:22:22.000 a co-host but i mean i don't also want to hold up his his line of work uh you know uh yes last

00:22:29.060 week was a great show yeah she is really fantastic and uh she's just done so much uh so much it's not

00:22:37.080 a helicopter glenn i can definitely tell you that but i'm i'm not sure what it is but he'll get on

00:22:43.180 here he'll get back on here pretty soon i'm sure um well while i have you to myself i'll just do

00:22:50.760 some housekeeping since i didn't do that at the beginning you also notice we didn't have a big

00:22:54.820 red clip tashes away and i'm technologically dysfunctional these days i never used to be

00:23:01.220 i mean back in the napster days i could get my way around the insides of a computer but

00:23:05.920 that's quite some years ago now if you if you remember um if you want to support the show

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00:23:30.900 so that we can pay tasha for sure there he is you got it yeah i don't even know what it feels like

00:23:40.740 to sit in this chair it feels like it's been forever yeah i no doubt how sad for you you

00:23:45.460 got to get straight home i hope you kissed your wife on your way downstairs no she's not even

00:23:49.300 home right now but she'll be home probably and then probably by the time we're done the show

00:23:52.580 she'll be home yeah and i think i have tree rows to rototill and yard to spray with while roundup

00:23:59.380 and i have a lot to do it's been you know trucking all the time and you just you get home and you

00:24:05.780 have enough time to grease and maintenance the trucks and fix what needs to be fixed and then

00:24:08.740 you're gone again but you don't get the little things like spraying the yard or mowing the grass

00:24:13.540 and thankfully the wife takes care of a lot of that stuff but certain stuff she can't so

00:24:17.140 Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. 1.00

00:24:20.660 Tawny reminds me of the Super Dave Sports Show.

00:24:24.020 Oh, you can see the comments now, Chris. Good.

00:24:26.080 I can. Fawn makes perfect choices.

00:24:28.820 Pardon me. 0.99

00:24:30.260 Moving on and speaking of the Karens,

00:24:32.620 I do have a couple of Karen stories this week, actually.

00:24:38.820 They're kind of funny, but I do want to tell you, Chris, 1.00

00:24:41.780 you know how the Karens that you and I have to deal with. 0.97

00:24:44.120 and um the pandemic is over but the karen ism continues you guys um on on what day was that

00:24:53.720 tuesday morning 10 30 on tuesday morning i had a visit from the medicine hat city police

00:24:59.560 um and i thought it was my third uh police check um just to make sure that i was at home and on

00:25:05.160 my house arrest and and uh so they talked to this nice officer he comes in and into the house and

00:25:11.240 and says that he's there because they received a complaint that I was outside of my residence

00:25:17.740 sometime between the 1st of July and the 4th of July.

00:25:23.900 Somebody took the time out of their day to call in a police complaint to send somebody,

00:25:29.120 like, whatever, to have me breached, obviously.

00:25:31.460 I mean, I wonder who that could have possibly been.

00:25:34.120 Would have been somebody that could have been free in medicine.

00:25:37.340 Anyways, the police officer was absolutely fantastic.

00:25:40.260 of course I went I got my exemption letters you know I said yeah I would have been in Ottawa

00:25:44.020 probably at the ambassador's house at that time and I went and got my um my phone with my letters

00:25:50.480 all in it from my parole officer and uh showed it to him and everything was all good and uh he was

00:25:56.440 really good Chris honestly you know he uh I don't want to say too much because you know I don't want

00:26:00.280 to get people in trouble if they're nasty to us and I don't want to get people in trouble if

00:26:03.620 they're nice to us isn't that a predicament that we're in hey um but you know he was very grateful

00:26:09.580 for what we did he was astonished at his experience and his line of work and the

00:26:17.800 things that he's seen and seeing what's happening to us so I'll just leave it at that and then the

00:26:23.740 same day I go down to the food bank and I find out that there has been a complaint an email

00:26:30.500 complaint that actually had my Twitter comments in it just letting the food bank know what a

00:26:36.240 terrible person I am and that you know I was associating myself with them because I put I go

00:26:42.000 on and I put posts on you know if we need diapers or if we need toilet paper or anything we need I

00:26:47.680 regularly put lists out on my social media about things that the food bank needs so anyways they

00:26:54.920 got this very lengthy email about what a terrible person I am and they should be careful with having

00:26:59.080 me associate myself to the local food bank even though I volunteer my time there three times a

00:27:05.560 week. But it just so happens that it came in the day after they received a $25,000 donation from

00:27:11.560 a supporter of ours who saw my Rebel News report on the food bank situation. He's formerly from

00:27:19.140 Medicine Hat. And so, yeah, obviously, I mean, what has this guy ever done for food banks other

00:27:25.840 than, you know, warn them off of mischief-making grandmothers? You know, and last week I had the 0.92

00:27:31.480 same kind of similar thing i uh as most people probably know i spent 17 hours at the border

00:27:36.940 within a certain load broker like a broker for the customs thing notoriously leaves us stuck at

00:27:42.460 the border all the time and i'm really careful about not mentioning my customers names when i'm

00:27:47.120 doing my social media posts i don't want to do any of that but obviously it was clear that somebody

00:27:52.540 knew who my customer was so they emailed my customer the the man the owner of the business

00:27:57.460 this saying how horrible of a person Chris Barbara was and you shouldn't be using this person because

00:28:02.000 this is what they're representing when they're doing work for your business and he phoned me up

00:28:06.040 laughing yeah obviously the person that made the complaint does not farm is never going to buy a

00:28:14.020 piece of agriculture equipment like that mom will probably let him out of his base out of the

00:28:18.140 basement another thing I just printed something off so I wanted people to see this every week

00:28:23.020 Tamara and I have to speak with our probation officers

00:28:25.800 and we have to work out our schedule

00:28:27.600 if we have to do anything. Mine's very complex

00:28:29.620 because of my trucking. So this is

00:28:31.540 my schedule and it's

00:28:33.360 everything is on there. It has Monday, Tuesday,

00:28:35.580 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

00:28:36.660 and on that it gives times

00:28:39.500 and I'm allowed to be gone certain times

00:28:41.700 the RCMP have a copy of this

00:28:43.620 so does my probation officer and so do I

00:28:45.660 so if I get pulled over on the highway

00:28:47.040 every week. If this one does not

00:28:49.720 say I'm allowed to be out of the house

00:28:51.280 i don't leave the house if there's a question on something if i can't get home in time according to

00:28:57.520 this schedule i am to phone the local rcmp detachment and tell them i've been delayed

00:29:01.880 um this is this is what my our life has been like for the last well nine months or so it's doable

00:29:08.960 it's it's been tricky it's been very hard at points at times but it's it's workable and uh

00:29:16.640 you have even so much more well not much more but you have more freedom than i do i mean

00:29:22.340 because i guess maybe it's because of what you do but you can get in your truck you can stop

00:29:26.760 for dinner you can stop here i mean i have to write down where i'm going to stop to use the

00:29:32.400 bathroom between here and calgary right like i just can't because i'm so bad that's what i put

00:29:38.320 in my post i'm so bad i can't just stop at random gas stations i have to make sure that they're in

00:29:42.760 my schedule to use the bathroom holy cow i think last october we started off like that oh we got a

00:29:49.940 super chat yeah 20 super chat thanks a lot colin you two are the best we will never forget you

00:29:56.020 fought for our freedom so many people did every canadian that was there was fighting for your

00:30:01.940 freedom i started off last october after uh you know when we first started that i had to try and

00:30:07.720 give locations of everywhere i was eating and stopping and sleeping it's impossible you know

00:30:12.580 like this morning i was supposed to load a quick combine in alberta and then head for montana but

00:30:17.420 i spent three hours in the parking lot waiting for them to get the machine washed so no biggie

00:30:21.320 but it just throws my day out by three hours and so that it's impossible yes it can be it can be

00:30:29.780 it definitely can be it's um it's uh yeah i mean everything has to be just so meticulously scheduled

00:30:39.300 and and um uh we had actually a hearing last week i didn't get a chance to talk about it last week

00:30:46.020 because i had kelsey on but as you know i was in court last week virtually um for as i'm trying to

00:30:52.080 have a variation order so that i can leave canada for um for work purposes and ironically enough

00:31:00.340 because of all the scrutiny and the attention that my trip to the ambassadors got uh they're

00:31:05.600 going to medicine at corrections is actually now denying me to even leave the province of alberta

00:31:10.400 until we can get that into the order too so now there's two things that we'll be seeking um one is

00:31:16.560 is uh permission to travel inter-provincially for work and the second will be then to travel

00:31:22.240 internationally for work so um but you know it was this is all just to go see donald trump right

00:31:28.320 and set up the new provisions go to go to meet the right house and negotiate alberta separation 1.00

00:31:34.560 apparently according to the guys of the east this is how stupid people are okay number one 1.00

00:31:40.320 answer of my boss just made a off the cuff remark one day but wouldn't it be great to have you go 0.99

00:31:46.020 down to and sit in the white house press gallery like even if you didn't get to answer or ask a

00:31:50.920 question even but you know just and we're like of course and then all of a sudden all the legacy

00:31:55.160 media is reporting that i'm going to the white house yeah of course none of them called to ask

00:31:59.880 me anything but because of that I sort of been I think they got their hands slapped obviously for

00:32:06.640 letting me go but we did everything right I mean everything was approved everything was sent in

00:32:10.960 if I want to leave the province of Alberta that has to go to I believe their supervisors to get

00:32:16.400 approval for that too but I think they got might have taken a bit of heat over it so I'm grounded

00:32:21.540 but the funny thing Chris about the hearing was that it was just so typical of every single day

00:32:27.740 our trial i got up at five o'clock in the morning to be ready for court at 7 30. we got going at

00:32:35.100 about a quarter to eight and then of course you know our judge likes to have lots of matters booked

00:32:40.780 so she had other matters we had to sit and wait for um sorry no we did start shortly after 7 30

00:32:49.260 but then she dealt with those other matters then by the time we were finally ready to get going

00:32:54.700 my lawyers like well i have a to be in a bail hearing in 25 minutes and she so we broke so we

00:33:00.780 took a break uh we started four and a half hours late and then the hearing uh they brought in a

00:33:08.620 special crown prosecutor it wasn't uh miss wetcher or tim radgeth uh they brought in somebody else

00:33:17.180 to cross-examine ezra and he was basically um cross-examined on all of his mean tweets about

00:33:24.220 the things that he'd said about uh our judge the things that he'd said about the handling of our

00:33:28.700 case the things that he'd said about our case in general that was literally over an hour of

00:33:34.700 ezra levant's mean tweets basically it was hardly anything to do with me so of course we didn't get

00:33:39.980 to submissions then we have to try and book another day so our tentative date is august the 14th

00:33:45.900 for submissions and then you know she's not going to give her decision that day because that's just

00:33:50.060 not how our hearings go um and uh so yeah i'm hoping within two weeks after that we'll have

00:33:57.180 a decision but it wouldn't surprise me if it took up to a month like i'll be off of house arrest

00:34:01.900 almost before that's basically the reasoning for them doing that isn't it funny you know

00:34:07.100 that's one thing we noticed out of out of ottawa was just the vindictiveness of the

00:34:10.780 crown prosecutor like they would waste an entire day if for instance january or february 7th the

00:34:17.980 the police officer told Chris to take his truck off Wellington and I was kind of thinking it was

00:34:22.680 a good idea anyway because I couldn't be there to monitor it all the time and people were like

00:34:26.720 trying to write their names in the sawdust on the side of it I didn't move the truck on February 7th

00:34:32.020 while I was I think it was the 8th I moved it on the Monday or the Tuesday because it was 400,000

00:34:36.580 people into downtown court but in the Ottawa court the crown prosecutor made such a big deal

00:34:42.360 at the fact that I didn't move that truck on the day that officer so I should be found guilty of

00:34:47.760 that and even though i did it when it was safe to move it that still didn't matter 400 000 people

00:34:53.420 in the downtown core of ottawa and i'm supposed to move a commercial vehicle out of there you

00:34:57.020 could have asked for police help they would have helped you who the hell cared at that point you

00:35:01.080 know the truck got moved safely and nobody got hurt you want to put everybody at risk and move

00:35:05.400 something like that during the middle of the day that was the priority of the crown was just to

00:35:10.540 point out what they what i they didn't do not anything that i did do yep well you know i'm

00:35:16.940 just going to point out one more time you know and there's a lot of things i think that the freedom

00:35:21.300 convoy does not get credit for for instance if we were really going there to overthrow the

00:35:25.760 government and roll over ottawa we could have they were outnumbered uh you know there they had

00:35:31.880 no idea what to expect they had no idea what to do you know they there was there that's not why

00:35:39.420 we went that isn't why we went but we could have rolled over the whole the whole place if we wanted

00:35:44.980 to but obviously that wasn't what we were there for but you know these people don't

00:35:48.900 don't realize that and i think that's why they were so scared um because they had no idea uh

00:35:55.220 that canadians were going to get behind something like this and that's really i think what scared

00:35:59.220 them the most it was the canadians that supported uh the truckers and what we were doing and um

00:36:05.300 the donations that were coming in 20 yeah what happened i see some people in the comments here

00:36:12.260 Didi, one of my friends from Lethbridge, is in there.

00:36:14.680 And Stacey's in the house.

00:36:16.860 Hi, everyone.

00:36:17.800 Nice.

00:36:22.420 Donations.

00:36:22.980 Do you still get asked that?

00:36:23.880 I still see that to this day.

00:36:25.300 People are like, what did you do with the money?

00:36:27.240 Well, first of all, I had to do it.

00:36:28.320 You stole money.

00:36:29.460 Stole money. 1.00

00:36:30.880 You know, it's ridiculous. 0.97

00:36:32.200 And Eva Chipiak today put an interesting tweet up in a response to somebody on Twitter today 0.54

00:36:36.600 with the report published with the POAC, with the Public Emergency Order Commission,

00:36:41.700 and the the page where it's all listed it's information that is readily available online

00:36:47.240 freedom convoy donations were one of the heaviest scrutinized you know deals within government how

00:36:53.780 many different levels of government audited the freedom convoy donations tamarin how many faults

00:36:58.660 did they find in any of it well the but money is some of the most investigated money um on the

00:37:07.040 planet of you know they had it was investigated six ways from sunday it was investigated by

00:37:13.120 the rcmp it was investigated by css it was investigated by the government it was

00:37:18.160 investigated by fin track it was investigated by the ottawa city police by the ontario provincial

00:37:24.480 police um i mean every it was investigated like i said six ways from sunday and there was absolutely

00:37:31.920 no wrong doing sound but i'll tell you the thing here is that is that people that accuse

00:37:38.800 us of stealing money um are like you know somebody a friend i thought it was a friend of

00:37:43.520 mine i ended up unfriending her today um uh yeah i think i told you about that uh one of the ladies

00:37:50.000 that came with us i mean because she was like oh you're you're paid by george soros i mean if you

00:37:55.680 okay first of all george soros is it's overdone and it's quite frankly lazy just like accusing

00:38:02.880 us of stealing money because it's literally a three second google search so when people i don't

00:38:08.320 respond to them anymore but if they really cared where the money was they would take two seconds

00:38:13.600 out of their day and try to find it but they don't want to do that they just want to throw out baseless

00:38:19.200 accusations i mean uh you we certainly are not living in the lack of luxury you know like i

00:38:28.060 don't even understand where people well we know where that comes from and i i honestly don't care

00:38:32.420 anymore like i don't i've just gotten to the point where um it doesn't really matter people

00:38:38.600 that support us you know i think deserve our attention and the ones that are just going to 0.90

00:38:43.060 troll us and be jerks i just don't waste my time on it well you let me deal with the trolls because 0.95

00:38:47.940 that's what i seem to do i i just loved yesterday on facebook having somebody take a picture of me 0.98

00:38:52.220 and write coward across it in little squigger wettles and my response to him was oh mom let 0.72

00:38:56.620 you have a crayon and i just had to point that out and this guy you know they all come at you 0.97

00:39:02.140 and then they all disappear as fast as they come at you because they don't like being ridiculed they

00:39:05.940 don't mocking a troll who took the time out of their day to go create a fake account to try and

00:39:10.080 troll somebody on social media is the worst thing to happen to them you know and then blocking them

00:39:15.060 even worse well the funniest thing is you know when they come out attacking you and then you

00:39:19.220 respond and they're like you're attacking me he's attacking me randy bercier says i saw one comment

00:39:27.140 on one of those liberal posts saying you made so many businesses closed down they seem to forget

00:39:32.020 it was the government that told the businesses to close well guess what randy guess what we found

00:39:35.780 out also um before we even arrived in ottawa there was a memo that went out to a lot of the businesses

00:39:42.980 downtown well the city of ottawa sent out a mass email to all the employees and businesses

00:39:48.580 telling them to close their businesses and not to open them number one number two i don't know

00:39:52.900 if you guys remember this but there was an internal memo that was sent out by the government telling

00:39:57.060 them that we were we were uh busting and breaking into federal buildings remember that and we hadn't

00:40:02.020 even arrived we hadn't even arrived in ottawa yet but they were already sending you know out these

00:40:08.180 memos that we were there creating havoc and busting into breaking into uh breaking into

00:40:13.860 federal buildings i mean they tried so hard to paint it as a as a january 6th thing that's what

00:40:19.620 they wanted so bad you know look at the look at the bins i don't remember what street it was on

00:40:24.980 but a bin of of broken bricks showed up you know just out of nowhere on a residential area

00:40:30.460 what is the purpose behind that government or city officials you want people to be violent so

00:40:35.300 you supply antifa you know because we all know that antifa was there um back to the bricks in

00:40:40.600 remember did get bricks and then remember the guns somebody stole like 2 000 guns within 20

00:40:46.680 miles of ottawa let me guess where those were gonna wind up you know all of a sudden come on

00:40:51.540 people it was evident what the government was up to and the amount of propaganda they were using

00:40:56.600 against peaceful canadian citizens who were just actually just calling them out on government

00:41:00.940 overreach and talk about um erico from the iconic cafe in downtown ottawa the guy was was weeks away

00:41:08.580 from bankruptcy and when convoy showed up he kept his doors open there was protesters in there

00:41:12.920 mopping floors helping them any way they possibly can and that the retaliation from the city of

00:41:18.100 ottawa towards erico because he kept his doors open and refused to close his business for the

00:41:23.120 convoy participants they physically shut down and evicted him from the building in downtown ottawa

00:41:29.400 kicked them out of the city that is proof yeah that's exactly right yeah that's exactly right

00:41:37.960 sorry i forget what i was going to say now yeah there was uh i mean and that's the thing

00:41:43.320 people just conveniently forget that they were locked down for two years before we even got there

00:41:49.080 that tim hortons made more money in those two three weeks than they had in the previous two years

00:41:54.680 and uh you know you never heard about the good stories that's for sure 0.96

00:41:57.880 well and then you think about the shit we've been through in the last you know four years 0.89

00:42:02.500 and sad with the amount of court time we've had the amount of travel time we've had how long have 0.96

00:42:06.420 we been away from her you know you know i lost probably a good year of zippy's life you know

00:42:12.400 not being able to take him with me to to ottawa and having him stay here with either you know

00:42:18.360 jonathan or or sierra or you know dumping him off here and there and the amount of work that

00:42:23.100 it was a third of our year um for two years in a row that we were gone for travel

00:42:27.060 And the amount of cost it costs to do that, plus the amount of money I lost, because my trucking business is busy year-round and that's my job. And when I'm not in court, I'm trucking, I'm fixing, I'm in the office. I don't sit around very much.

00:42:40.740 no that's exactly right yeah it was a long two years um and like you said you know just to

00:42:48.440 be vilified and i hear you know and one of the repercussions of you know the media the

00:42:54.820 politicians and these people that go on unhinged rants and call us things like nazis and terrorists

00:42:59.740 and far right i am so not far right chris you are definitely not far right um i mean it leads to

00:43:06.720 things like death threats. And the interesting thing about, I can talk a little bit more about

00:43:13.160 it now, but of course, leading up to the court, the hearing last week, there was a fairly credible

00:43:18.540 death threat that was sent to my place of work through an email, very specific about my hearing,

00:43:24.680 the date, the time, what was going to happen. It was all sort of specified, laid out there.

00:43:29.680 um we tried to report it to three different law enforcement agencies

00:43:36.040 Ottawa Toronto and Medicine Hat and none of them would take it

00:43:38.720 so finally uh we got Medicine Hat to take it and I say we because um

00:43:45.760 the lawyers from TDF that represent me um got involved in it and I haven't even

00:43:51.340 got a follow-up phone call or never did from the officer that started the file

00:43:56.020 however they're showing up at my house because somebody complained that i could be in breach of

00:44:00.920 a mischief right could you imagine what would happen if you said something half-assed controversial

00:44:07.180 like threatening online how fast people would be in jail be in jail yeah i mean they want us in jail

00:44:13.740 so bad i mean that whole first year that i was out chris and same with you i mean you remember

00:44:17.940 i i didn't realize at the time how anxiety inducing that was but i mean if we were at an

00:44:24.140 event together we had to be so careful the lawyers had to be there remember keith and eva had to like

00:44:29.620 photo bomb every single picture that we were all in you know and you don't realize it because at 0.97

00:44:34.540 the time you're just getting through it but looking back it was like holy shit these guys 0.77

00:44:38.340 tried to throw me in jail every time i turned around over a pendant over an award over a photo 0.95

00:44:45.560 i mean and same with you if they like this is what they literally were salivating like rabid dogs

00:44:51.900 trying to throw you and me back in jail until our mischief trial could start and that was basically

00:44:58.140 the first year um how we lived well death threats um how many times have you had this isn't the

00:45:07.420 first time for for you especially for me i've had people threaten to come to my farm and effing

00:45:12.900 murder me or put me in my effing grave is what he worded it and i have that on audio and uh i did 0.50

00:45:18.320 have the opportunity to press charges on that because this person was obviously mental mentally

00:45:23.080 unstable but i didn't follow through on it because i know it's a veil threat and i know these people 0.58

00:45:27.840 you know like people online trying to dox your businesses dox your yard the i have it's just 0.87

00:45:34.160 it's more than just me you know that's the thing my i have children and i have a wife and i have

00:45:38.780 parents up the road and you know looking on on google and somebody goes and names my my parents

00:45:44.160 yard is some um disgusting thing online you take the time out of your day because somebody triggered

00:45:50.480 you that badly and you're that angry inside that you have to try and destroy somebody else's life

00:45:55.680 um my experience your experience in ottawa wasn't trying to destroy anybody's life was it

00:46:01.600 and i spent most of my time as well as you did trying to work with liaison officers to make sure

00:46:06.400 protesters remain peaceful emergency lanes were open around the city and lives were already being

00:46:12.800 destroyed if not if not destroyed i'm going to see if i can bring something up here for you

00:46:17.520 um i just got to do a little bit of searching so don't mind me for a second we miss tasha she

00:46:23.200 keeps us sing together behind the scenes i know she's so good uh one day so everybody can see

00:46:29.520 tasha well she'd do that would she we should do that i don't know if she wants to though but she

00:46:35.120 was prepared to last week in case my computer died oh good yeah she was totally oh i see us on tv

00:46:41.200 there's just a post here i wanted to bring up and show you so let me see if i can

00:46:46.880 try to share my screen i have i have exposed this clown multiple times um and uh embarrassed

00:46:55.760 him multiple times but i think what it really comes down to is some people that troll online

00:47:01.120 they want attention regardless of it's positive or negative they will take either or so no matter

00:47:06.560 how many times you embarrass them expose them make them look completely ludicrous they're still there

00:47:13.920 this is why we went to ottawa and this is what we were trying to stop uh this is a post that

00:47:20.400 i made yesterday i don't know if you remember chris but we were at the unacceptable premiere

00:47:26.400 in calgary we still had conditions then that was another hair raising incident but our lawyers were

00:47:30.560 there of course yeah and uh i remember walking through the lobby at the theater and i saw this

00:47:36.160 lady and she was wearing what looked like a great big pajama like a snuggly or something kind of

00:47:40.560 right um this big this big colorful thing and i walked past her and she looked at me and just

00:47:46.800 kept walking and then all of a sudden i turn around and she's right there she recognized me

00:47:51.840 and she sobbed on my shoulder because she was planning to take her own life the day that we left

00:47:57.840 and seeing the trucks gave her hope and the hope kept her alive and you know so people that think

00:48:06.080 that we were going to ottawa to overthrow the government are you kidding i was born and raised 0.76

00:48:10.500 in saskatchewan i'm not gonna go overthrow the freaking like what the hell it's absolutely 0.93

00:48:15.560 ludicrous but then when people say things like that that's what i'm saying then we're targeted 0.98

00:48:21.700 um by crazy people absolutely crazy people that literally want us dead i've seen comments after 0.89

00:48:29.360 pat king's uh appeal or the loss that he had you know saying that he should be in jail for life

00:48:34.840 that we should be in jail for life for a mischief like i don't care whether you like pat king or

00:48:40.580 not but he doesn't deserve jail for life god that man spent five months in a remand center uh in

00:48:47.060 absolutely terrible conditions he was his was worse than mine um we were in the same remand

00:48:52.980 center but he was in a way worse area than i was um you know he didn't get the proper medical care

00:48:58.480 that he needed for his leg um he does not deserve to go to jail for the rest of his life but the

00:49:03.740 thing is is the people that wish that don't understand that we're just the first we're just

00:49:09.980 the first and one day it's going to be them because you cannot just um you know

00:49:17.980 change the law to however you want it i mean there's there's murderers and rapists and

00:49:23.740 people that are getting charged with sexual assault uh drug trafficking human trafficking

00:49:29.340 that are getting less time if they're sentenced at all than what the crown prosecutor wants for you

00:49:35.100 and me uh remember during the course of a trial they were they were trying to uh uh sentence us

00:49:42.940 accordingly to a man in quebec who blew up a power station with dynamite do you remember that

00:49:49.820 and i remember my my my lawyer telling me that hey chris you know pro this is essentially they're

00:49:57.260 going to try and use the g7 summit in toronto and i believe it was 2006 or 2007 somebody correct me

00:50:03.240 the comments where people smashed windows and businesses burnt cop cars destroyed the downtown

00:50:08.920 center of toronto and the worst sentence one of those persons got for doing all that vandalism

00:50:14.120 was seven months in jail yeah and they wanted 10 years for us 10 years yeah well i mean i i don't

00:50:23.960 actually know anymore what's going to happen chris i mean i i don't know if we'll go back to jail but

00:50:28.840 you know in light of what happened with pat's appeal i mean it is concerning and i mean this

00:50:34.600 seems to be the tactic if you look back through all of the freedom convoy cases um as far as i

00:50:41.160 know burn buchert is the only one who was acquitted that didn't have it appealed but um the ones that

00:50:47.160 that were acquitted the crown appealed them and they've all been found guilty on appeal they've

00:50:51.640 all had their acquittals overturned by the appellate there they haven't had new trials

00:50:56.760 there hasn't been any new evidence but this is how they're getting us i see it now they're getting

00:51:01.800 us to appeals court they're just overturning it with absolutely nothing new and um you know now

00:51:07.560 pat's got to go be sentenced on an intimidation charge and i honestly think that's what they

00:51:12.600 really want i think they just want these more serious charges to stick um because obviously

00:51:17.000 that's going to affect our criminal records a mischief charge is no big deal honestly but um

00:51:21.880 you get intimidation on there and it's a different story yeah well said there dd um basically that's 0.99

00:51:28.700 what it is we stood up to the government we made them look stupid and uh this is their vindictive 0.96

00:51:33.620 attitude in return um i did speak with my in regards to pat's lawyer pat's uh conviction 0.98

00:51:39.680 there was no retrial like the the appeals court basically just said oh no the judge got it wrong

00:51:45.600 we're gonna find you guilty bam there's no retrial there's no nothing how ludicrous is that uh in a

00:51:51.400 in a normal society i did have a conversation with my lawyer about it afterwards she usually

00:51:55.460 phones me after something like this happens and she did say that in the courts uh intimidation

00:51:59.800 is looked at along the same lines as a mischief according to her i'm just repeating what i heard

00:52:04.900 and that it shouldn't seek jail time that's what they're going to try but it shouldn't

00:52:10.320 seek jail time so we'll find out i guess whatever happens with pat is going to happen with us

00:52:15.960 because they've been using that case law against us they use case law against us from the coots

00:52:22.140 trial or the coots border blockade they use case law um with with you know anything they could

00:52:29.340 they tried to to get other people convicted below us and then they establish that case law

00:52:34.000 the conspiracy in this is absolutely amazing and how they continue to do this is unreal

00:52:39.280 yeah that's ontario legal it's just so crazy you know i'm not going to get into length about it

00:52:47.120 again but i'll tell you there sure is a difference between how they run the courts out here in alberta

00:52:51.300 and how they get ran in ontario or at least ottawa and it's actually quite frankly embarrassing and 0.98

00:52:56.940 when you think about all the institutions that are in ottawa they're all a shit show from the 0.98

00:53:00.720 from the government to the uh city bureaucrats themselves to the ottawa police service i've 0.99

00:53:06.760 never seen a more inept and incompetent organization in my life and i'm talking about

00:53:12.280 the upper echelons of that i don't mean the rank and files because there's a lot of really great

00:53:16.540 ottawa city police officers um but i mean but they're bosses um i won't say i won't say but

00:53:25.040 i mean it's embarrassing it's embarrassing at least two officers approached me when we were

00:53:30.400 leaving the courthouse in ottawa after our sentencing and they the two officers that i

00:53:34.740 spoke to who said thank you you're you've always been respectful to us you've always been easy to

00:53:39.500 deal with and we thank you for for how you've treated us why wouldn't i treat you that way

00:53:44.180 nobody's ever done anything wrong to me even my experience with the police officers and during

00:53:47.860 the protests were always positive my experience with police officers when i was i know my measly

00:53:53.460 little 26 hours in the the jails the drunk tank in downtown ottawa was uncomfortable it was nothing

00:53:59.700 compared to what you guys went through and my experience with every law officer there was

00:54:03.080 really good too they'd walk by the cage in the middle of the night and be like hey good job

00:54:08.200 yeah we really did actually i had a lot of support when i was in jail too i mean there

00:54:15.360 was obviously some that that weren't but i mean yeah i mean we're pretty lucky i i just think

00:54:21.440 we're so lucky i mean we yeah we've we've put up with a lot of stuff and it's far from over but i

00:54:27.600 mean when you just look at the chat and just look at the people you know like you said and i think

00:54:31.900 we talked about this a couple weeks ago like even the hate and stuff that we get online that's not

00:54:36.200 real life you know i can't talk to you on the phone without you you know getting a message on

00:54:41.300 your cb radio from someone seeing you on the highway or you know somebody coming over to knock

00:54:46.000 on your window to talk to you i i can't walk through the ottawa airport without somebody still

00:54:50.600 coming and giving me a hug and crying on my shoulder so a lot of the stuff that we see it's

00:54:55.240 not true it's not real life social media it's not real life i would have to say that one out of 10

00:55:00.800 in 10 vehicles i get a wave from or a honk or uh you know a friendly gesture i don't see a lot of

00:55:06.740 the middle fingers anymore sometimes the odd time you will but i i one out of 10 vehicles that i

00:55:12.340 meet on the highway with big red is always a positive response so if you think about it that

00:55:15.700 way that's 10 of the people that you meet on the highway which is a pretty bloody high number

00:55:20.480 i can't stop the truck on the side of the road without somebody stopping to say hi shake my hand

00:55:25.220 tell my story tell their stories um it's it's you know restaurants i walk into a restaurant it's

00:55:32.020 heck i have people that pay for my meal bills yes and then leave the restaurant and i don't even get

00:55:38.740 a chance to thank them and i i'm out here working i can pay for my own my own meals but the one thing

00:55:44.260 i've learned in the last four years is when people are trying to show their appreciation

00:55:47.860 um and that's the way they try to do it so i understand that i was in subway in bow island

00:55:52.420 the other day and and the guy was in front of me paying for his meal and i ordered my sub and

00:55:57.600 and uh and i went to pay the bill and he's like no that guy got your so i ran out the door to

00:56:03.560 catch him in his car to say thank you and shake his hand you know you didn't have to do that but

00:56:07.360 you did and i appreciate it so uh i just wanted to um ann marie gazee has a question how is chris

00:56:16.080 able to travel and tamara isn't able to travel well when we were sentenced actually um the judge

00:56:22.100 put that in chris's conditions um we're we're we're have conditional sentences so one of his

00:56:28.400 conditions was that he is able to travel across for work and that's really what we're trying to

00:56:33.220 ask um the judge to do in my case uh not so that i can just go to the white house there's lots of

00:56:39.060 stuff to report on down there of course um but uh but there is differences um because of the

00:56:44.700 difference in jurisdiction so chris is obviously located in saskatchewan in my home base is here

00:56:48.900 in alberta and so um there is definitely differences like chris gets six hours i think

00:56:54.040 it is of leisure time every week where he can go in and go for dinner take rail to a movie or go do

00:57:00.100 something fun go for a drive but i don't get any of that um i haven't i haven't booked leisure time

00:57:06.980 in forever because i i like my leisure time is yeah just let me be home under house arrest would

00:57:12.960 be what i would probably look forward to right now um it's yeah six hours leisure time uh one

00:57:21.120 of the things i was going to mention about that is uh i had the opportunity a couple weeks ago i

00:57:24.900 went down to montana through a side port and i've always been curious to ask this question to an

00:57:29.260 officer but scared to ask it um and so i had that opportunity i had to stop at the u.s side of

00:57:34.300 customs on my way back up and how and the serial number checked on a piece of equipment i was

00:57:38.100 hauling and i caught the officer in the middle of the prairies and i just said that i'm like

00:57:42.120 what is a mischief charge something that i could be barred for entering the country i felt it was

00:57:48.600 a safe place and he said uh good question he's like do you have do you have a previous criminal

00:57:52.840 record of course i don't i've never been involved with the court system in my life he said i don't

00:57:58.480 know an officer out here that would bar you from entering the u.s on a mischief uh court i try um

00:58:05.780 so that was great but he said you know and i've always been prepared for that if the day comes

00:58:10.120 and i do you know meet that officer that wants to question me or it's at the discretion of the

00:58:14.920 officer and then of course it'll be the discretion of the supervisor involved there too and then

00:58:19.400 another way to look at it too if that ever does come i mean wouldn't it be awesome to get a

00:58:24.200 pardon from from somebody in the white house i mean well when i go all out when i go down there

00:58:30.520 i'll ask for us chris right uh wow thank you so much jim that is incredibly generous um jim primo

00:58:39.160 with a 100 super chat thank you so much jim is a vet he fought for this country thank you for

00:58:46.120 your service yeah we love him uh gosh i haven't seen him since we were in ottawa we got to eat

00:58:51.240 with him that one day yeah he came to ottawa for the specific reason of supporting us at our trial

00:58:56.200 jim we love you you're an amazing man yes and thank you so much that's very generous yeah well

00:59:01.800 um still wondering when you'll be back through estevan i'm buying says trev 2026 oh oh gosh i'll

00:59:10.820 be in uh i'll be a regway tomorrow um i haven't quite figured the schedule out for next week yet

00:59:16.160 i do have a potential load coming up though that goes to windsor ontario a local farmer here sold

00:59:22.620 a combine out there so uh and then just by chance i'm lying in bed this morning trying to wake up

00:59:28.260 in uh niscu alberta i got a text message from another customer and he said hey are you ever

00:59:32.880 out in the toronto area we have a track that has to come back to regina so um ding dong i uh kind

00:59:39.320 of like that idea so yeah i i don't know i wanted a little bit of time at home to try and catch up

00:59:44.400 on some stuff here but it doesn't seem like that's in the cards so maybe i don't know but um we're

00:59:50.360 about a week out for that one so we'll see how it goes yeah no doubt no doubt uh karen says stay

00:59:57.280 strong you too i cannot understand any of these people you describe what is their problem i've

01:00:01.700 stood behind you both during ottawa and every day since thank you so much i am a karen don't be too

01:00:07.040 broad with the karen bush you're absolutely right uh we are not all the same the days are coming

01:00:11.120 fast it's going yes absolutely and i try to always say that too it's no offense to the karens even

01:00:16.120 though that's just this but so how's that going to change after october when we come off of house

01:00:22.120 arrest like 24 hour curfew in october and then we move to the curfew side of things where we have

01:00:27.820 to be home from 10 p.m to 5 a.m i probably have to check in with my probation officer all week i

01:00:33.640 guess and just say i'll be gone from home trucking right now we've gotten so kind of comfortable with

01:00:40.560 the way the conditions work um she just knows that i'm working and as long as i'm home during

01:00:45.600 when i say i'm going to be home or what time a lot of times i'll book it i'll just say listen

01:00:50.060 put me home at 10 o'clock at night and then if I'm home at eight I just stay home and if there's

01:00:56.480 a question on that I never I never risk it so I don't want to give the officers an excuse to have

01:01:02.820 to incarcerate me for me not being honest so and you know I don't think too much is honestly going

01:01:09.320 to change I thought it would I thought it would be way different um oh thank you Peter so it's

01:01:14.620 always great to see you thank you Peter to our super chat love you too great stream picking up

01:01:19.140 steam i hope so um okay what was i just talking about conditions oh when we go to curfew um i

01:01:28.900 i don't think uh too much is really going to change for me like i basically i'm let out of

01:01:34.100 the house between uh 5 a.m and 10 p.m but i still have to be back home i still have to get permission

01:01:39.480 to leave the province or anything like that so um or if i'm not going to be spending the evening at

01:01:45.760 my house so i don't think it's really going to change too much other than i can you know go and

01:01:51.100 do daily business but i mean i don't you could come have lunch with me at truckers as i pass

01:01:57.880 i could yes i could come and do that at least you're right yes you know lisa's one of the

01:02:04.880 waitresses at truckers in there and she watches us all the time and she is just uh you know every 0.94

01:02:09.540 time i walk into that restaurant she's got a little care package of bacon for zippy out the 0.84

01:02:13.060 truck and the last time i was in there she's like the only request i have is that zippy has to come

01:02:17.260 in and get it so i went out to the truck and zip ran across the parking lot like he went almost

01:02:21.820 everywhere he probably shouldn't have gone in that restaurant but he got to visit with just

01:02:25.500 about everybody yeah oh no doubt well that's where we met it was that's where we met those

01:02:32.620 truckers that's where we started started this journey well you and i of course the truckers

01:02:36.720 had left from uh the west coast the day before but we was that's where we met and i never will

01:02:42.280 i'll never forget coming around the corner and i saw the truck and then i saw you standing there

01:02:47.080 and of course you get this all the time it's like holy cow that guy you're tall you're giant

01:02:51.400 um but yeah anyways it was funny just after so long of sitting on zoom calls right we had zoom

01:02:58.520 calls almost every day at least once per day but yeah look at the last four years hey and how it's

01:03:05.660 changed i like having those conversations with people you know um you know yeah you are in a

01:03:12.300 different a public light and i have you know we have to be careful with how we conduct ourselves

01:03:16.620 i'm still the chris barber i've just kind of toned her down a little bit i guess and i'm i'm proud of

01:03:22.020 myself for some of the changes that i've made but uh i'll always be you know going back to your

01:03:27.520 original comment i'll always be the spice and you'll always be the nice that's right well you

01:03:33.060 know i was just talking to somebody i think it was this morning chris and i just said you know

01:03:36.620 how lucky i feel that you know i wish this wouldn't have happened to you but i feel so lucky

01:03:42.800 that of all the people that i could have been a co-accused with that it was you you know yeah i've

01:03:48.960 thought about that you know if i had to sit in a courtroom for 60 days with bridget belton i

01:03:54.180 probably would have pled guilty and took the jail sentence and not even thought twice about it and

01:03:58.920 And I'm thankful that at the end of the day, you and I have developed a friendship.

01:04:03.780 You and I both, you know, our spouses and that can sit around a table and have a conversation.

01:04:09.460 And we're very blessed to have what we have.

01:04:12.760 It's been a friendship forever. 0.99

01:04:15.280 You know, like I said in the past as well, I said, if you and I ever have a major falling out over some stupid thing, 0.96

01:04:21.860 we'll go on our days, you know, go on with our ways. 0.93

01:04:24.440 we won't be out there attacking and pulling emails out from four years ago trying to destroy

01:04:28.600 the integrity yeah that's that is not who we are as a person um and i know that so well if i was

01:04:36.040 stuck with that same position with that person you just met i would have been begging for the death 0.72

01:04:39.720 penalty kill me now just kill me already oh boy no there's been uh there's been a lot of amazing 0.95

01:04:49.320 people that we've had the opportunity to be associated with in the last four years but 0.95

01:04:52.600 there's also been some questionable ones and i'm glad uh i'm on the side that i'm on right now i

01:04:58.280 don't have any regrets with that so yeah exactly yeah like co-accused partners in crime carla

01:05:07.880 the spicy chris every now and then doesn't carlish i love it

01:05:14.120 uh dd says i've known you for 20 years chris you're still what i remember back then except

01:05:19.320 you're famous now it's still so weird you know i was gonna put a post on this on facebook but

01:05:27.480 i went on to my facebook of course after my hearing last week and you know it's still

01:05:32.200 i'll never get used to going on to social media and seeing my face in articles and stuff like

01:05:38.120 it's just it's i'll never get used to it and you know i'm so boring i just don't understand why

01:05:44.200 anybody cares i am the most boring person i know you guys like but yet you know one

01:05:52.440 mention about the white house and everybody loses their minds oh it's you just you still trigger

01:05:57.480 them to this day i can't tell you how many times you know i msn is on my home computer on the

01:06:02.280 office i've got this screen here and i've got another screen here i can't tell you how many

01:06:05.800 times i turn the computer on an msn and my mug is planted up on that one i'm like why

01:06:10.760 Why? I'm just a trucker from Saskatchewan that got involved with something bigger than it ever, you know, anticipated it being, but it's humbling being out on the road and speaking to the people. I mean, you and I have traveled across this country before, and we speak to the people in the gas station, the stops where you stop for fuel or a bathroom break on our way to the East Coast, and you just meet these random people out there that have a story to tell you about the struggles that them or their family went through.

01:06:37.800 it is everywhere it is evident it's everywhere and we are that soundboard for so many people

01:06:44.740 in the stories and i keep them coming i'll listen to them all bloody day long i got two of them

01:06:49.760 today one in cameras and one in uh one in killem so exactly and i still love hearing those stories

01:06:58.320 and people still love telling those stories and i think that's one thing you know when people see

01:07:02.680 they do want to express you know how how they felt during that time or you know i think keith wilson

01:07:09.960 you know nailed it um because you know when this all started and we'd go we'd go around you know

01:07:15.640 people were still coming up and they still do like i said they still come up and they cry and they

01:07:19.800 thank us and they're very grateful um and uh because it takes them back to this dark dark time

01:07:28.360 but also this feeling of hope that they got you know what i mean and they're and that's it's

01:07:33.160 connected and i think um i think that's part of the reason why some people have such an emotional

01:07:38.360 reaction um when they see us and it's funny now i notice a lot a lot of times now and maybe i've

01:07:45.000 told you this before but a lot of times now i find it's like men um older men because i think when

01:07:50.520 people see me they don't realize how small i am and then they think you know of how you know

01:07:55.560 everything that's happened in the last four years and and um i think it's yeah it's it's still

01:08:02.360 we're lucky to have the support um in this chat on the streets online um you know i think we've

01:08:11.080 been very very fortunate even though we've gone through a lot um yeah just grateful for the

01:08:18.520 support you know the amount of stuff that we've been through in the last four years via the courts

01:08:22.840 And, and, you know, like I don't, I'll never forget the feeling walking into the court on September 5th, 2023, you know, the track, the trip across Canada, obviously I drove a lot, you drove a lot because it was just a pain in the ass being in the public light, taking a plane ride from Regina to Toronto, Pearson transferring planes and then to Ottawa and then being in there and then having to rent a car.

01:08:45.280 I always found it just to be easier just to drive like we we put a lot of miles on the Ford Focus

01:08:50.240 or whatever the thing at the edge um just driving to Ottawa I'm back heck Ray only took the camper

01:08:55.860 once um and thinking we were going to save some money on it it was peace of mind it was quiet

01:09:01.520 and it was perfect but uh you know the amount of anxiety that we've went through in the last four

01:09:07.600 years that first day of trial butterflies in your stomach I've never been in a courtroom before I've

01:09:12.580 never been charged before i have no idea what the hell that's all about but to think about the stuff

01:09:17.160 that people went through through covid and losing loved ones and care homes and you know people

01:09:22.180 being arrested and persecuted by government our little sentence here has been nothing compared to

01:09:27.820 what some people yeah that's exactly right um oh i see sorry just reading the comments

01:09:38.140 yes there's lots of comments in there we got over a thousand room right now did you know that's

01:09:44.280 crazy yeah that's good thanks for i'm just so glad that everybody joined us and i'm glad we

01:09:49.180 got a chance to do this it has been a long time yeah and there's still lots there's so much i

01:09:55.600 think that we didn't even touch on tonight but um i know that you just got home and i'm sure you

01:09:59.840 want to go and hang out with your family i mean i'm the only one home right now so there's going

01:10:05.140 to be there's going to be chris with a little garden tractor with a rototiller on it with a

01:10:10.600 coors light in the cup holder and i'm going to be doing tree rows i think the weeds on the gravel

01:10:16.900 are taller than i am right now and i'm six foot four so i'm going to uh i'm going to go spend the

01:10:22.580 evening with the earbuds in the ear and uh and listen to some music and get some yard work done

01:10:27.600 because it's a lot of work when you're tripping all week and you got to get home and uh like i

01:10:31.960 was home on saturday for a little bit i did go and rescue i got asked by the uh the moose jaw

01:10:37.420 the suket and ship museum which is it was one i took the versatile to a few years ago

01:10:41.680 um what an amazing thing september long weekend i believe it is it's a september they have an

01:10:47.220 annual thrashing bee where they pull the old power tractors out and they do an actual thrashing

01:10:52.480 machine uh day is an unbelievable day but they they asked me here a little while ago if i'd be

01:10:58.580 able to go to lethbridge with them and a group of people and dually trucks to pick up an estate sale

01:11:04.660 i did a video this last week and so i did that on saturday i i did get paid to do it um although it

01:11:10.580 was wasn't it was just enough to make it worthwhile so i did it for a charity thing but i went out and

01:11:17.380 i rescued uh three old white a 1915 and the 1915-ish model trucks that are going into an

01:11:24.820 exhibit in the Moose Jaw Sukunen ship and got to hang out with a bunch of amazing people and spend

01:11:30.020 the day with them getting stuff uh you know the the boy that that uh passed away in Lethbridge

01:11:35.060 there left his whole collection to the ship so they put a building up for him and in his honor

01:11:40.020 and they will be proudly displaying all these old trucks that he'd been he spent his life working on

01:11:44.820 so I'm very thankful I was able to take part in that so that was my Saturday and then of course

01:11:49.700 I took Sunday just because I was just dog tired but I ended up maintenance in trucks and trailers

01:11:53.860 and and uh keeping on it so yeah yard work tonight but that'll come for it and it's cooling off it

01:12:01.460 was 37 degrees here today i don't know what you but i think it's 27 here but i'd also just want

01:12:08.720 to i was i don't have this uploaded to share i don't know if you can see this but no it's

01:12:12.900 backwards anyways our good friends joey and laurie mizu have just opened a store in conquest

01:12:18.320 saskatchewan and they're having a grand opening this weekend um tomorrow friday july 31st they've

01:12:25.040 got friday night lights it's a semi-truck show joy was with us in ottawa by the way he was uh

01:12:30.800 um so they're having a semi-truck show on friday night uh with free hot dogs and hamburgers from

01:12:36.960 11 a.m to 2 p.m saturday they're having a show and shine all day uh there's gonna be kids events

01:12:43.280 there face painting a scavenger hunt and they're gonna have live music kendrick k is going to be

01:12:47.920 playing there so that's july 31st and august 1st in conquest saskatchewan so if you are up in that

01:12:54.080 area please go check that out and if you see joey or laurie or their beautiful daughter page please

01:13:00.000 say hi from if you got a truck that you want to take up i know a few people that are going up to

01:13:04.800 it i of course i can't because of the house arrest uh situation but uh next year if this is an annual

01:13:10.320 event i will definitely be bringing a big red up next year um conquest is south of outlook um north

01:13:17.280 a swift current saskatchewan if you're in saskatoon it's worth a drive go uh go spend some

01:13:22.440 time with joey and laurie and dale and aaron will be there a couple other convoy people as well as

01:13:27.420 probably other more so you'll see uh dale had his truck in ottawa it's a yellow peterbilt

01:13:32.820 and he will have it all shown shined up for uh for this weekend and another thing we're going

01:13:38.720 to start doing um um is we're going to start promoting like a business every week so i just

01:13:44.780 haven't had time to get everything all organized together but you know a lot of the businesses that

01:13:48.460 supported us we want to support them back so the first one that i want to do uh starting next week

01:13:53.060 will be the resistance coffee company we've got veterans for freedom that we can help promote so

01:13:57.580 um you've got a list of stuff chris so we're going to start getting something together where we can

01:14:02.160 get start promoting some of these businesses and get the word out and uh and support them we want

01:14:06.840 to support all those businesses that support your freedoms your rights and freedoms and uh

01:14:12.540 uh i wish i could get working on that i wish i could turn this camera around to show people

01:14:17.560 the basement you know i call it the man cave because you've got you know my drum set over

01:14:22.340 in the corner and a nascar collection of die cast but this whole wall here is convoy stuff

01:14:27.760 the stuff that people have sent over the last four years i have everything anything imaginable

01:14:33.760 and yeah people have taken a lot of time to make wood carvings uh clay sculptures of big red

01:14:40.000 metal welding welding i have yeah welding like there is stuff on the everything up here you know

01:14:47.640 yeah i have you know jerome from regina um everybody knows prairie whitetail art and

01:14:56.360 jerome gave me this original uh this is the original print of big red's cartoon version that

01:15:01.700 that uh that he put together and this is the one we use on the hoodies and the hats that uh

01:15:07.140 you know on the website so you know like there's so much stuff in this basement it is like a

01:15:12.400 a time capsule maybe someday we'll build another shop where red can sit in her retirement

01:15:17.420 and i'll put a loft in a coffee lounge upstairs where we can mount all the stuff and then people

01:15:22.200 can come and freedom museum freedom museum the freedom museum maybe it should be on your property

01:15:28.780 or by your property somewhere and then you can keep your truck close but it's got to go in the

01:15:32.740 freedom museum for sure it has to be within miles for me because big red is kind of my girl and i

01:15:37.560 don't go too far away exactly thank god they didn't take it from you chris that i wouldn't

01:15:45.100 lost that one i don't know if people quite understand how far i would have went to keep

01:15:49.520 my truck there there is there i'm not a hope in hell they were gonna pry it out of my cold dead

01:15:55.060 hands is what would have happened there because i wouldn't allow it so nor would canadians because

01:16:00.240 i still i had people contacting me daily saying tell chris this or tell chris that or you should

01:16:05.100 take it here you know everyone uh canadians from uh bc to newfoundland were coming up coming up

01:16:11.940 with creative ways to make sure that you kept your track no matter what so and thankfully my work

01:16:19.380 schedule i wasn't in this country when the decision was right anyway yeah that's right exactly

01:16:24.540 well anyways anybody everybody i want to say thank you so much for joining us tonight we had

01:16:31.240 a great turnout here this evening so thank you very much we'll do this again very soon i really

01:16:34.980 like these because we can be a little bit more interactive with um the chat and your comments

01:16:40.140 so once again if you would like to support the show you can do so by just giving us a like share

01:16:45.940 this video or subscribe to our channel uh next week on house arrest we have michelle wharton

01:16:51.860 and julie woods coming on from can rise 19 of course as you know our first episode of every

01:16:57.300 month is dedicated to the vaccine injured or their stories and so they're going to come on and talk

01:17:02.020 to us about their organization can rise 19 um the week after that we're going to have jim mcmurdy on

01:17:07.700 and if you're following jim's story it should be a spicy one uh and i love him and you know he was

01:17:13.300 just so persecuted too so we're going to talk about residential schools on august the 13th

01:17:19.460 and i'm hoping hoping to have sarah i cannot pronounce her last name i'm not even gonna try

01:17:25.220 um one of the founders of canadian frontline nurses on i'm trying to get her on for the

01:17:30.100 following week after that so we're gonna have a jam-packed august for you guys i want to thank

01:17:34.820 you all for coming out chris as usual it's great to see you i hope you have a great time on your

01:17:38.740 tractor tonight um and uh keep your eyes on the prize guys you betcha have a great night everyone

01:17:45.020 It's good to see you, and we will see you next Thursday.

01:17:47.660 Bye-bye.

01:17:49.120 See ya.

House Arrest - July 31, 2026

Ep. 39 Chris & Tamara

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