House Arrest - Ep. 45 Jon Villeneuve

00:00:00.000 You are odd.

00:00:26.300 How's it going, buddy?

00:00:27.720 We're doing good.

00:00:28.540 How are you?

00:00:28.980 i am good also had a little road trip to calgary today got myself completely soaking wet

00:00:36.260 uh but it was a nice day for a drive yeah i did the same well i didn't get wet there was uh

00:00:44.100 it was windy today it's windy right now it looks like it's gonna rain but i don't know i

00:00:48.500 i got up stupid early this morning and went to humboldt saskatchewa to meet one of my drivers 0.73

00:00:52.340 and i was the pilot truck driver today so it was uh it will be early to bed for me tonight being up 0.99

00:00:57.940 for four o'clock this morning yeah no kidding no kidding i was too scared i was going to miss my

00:01:03.460 alarm this morning so i was up at one and then three and then four and then 4 30 and then my

00:01:08.020 daughter poked her head in my room at six o'clock and said you better get out of bed and i said you

00:01:12.180 bet i better yeah yeah yeah so uh hello everybody and welcome to house arrest hey carla nice to see

00:01:20.580 you back and informed consent hi good to see you uh carla said it rained there most of the day yeah

00:01:26.340 it was raining it was beautiful when i left medicine hat so of course i didn't take any

00:01:30.180 coats or gloves or anything and i got to calgary it was pouring rain i did some streeters outside

00:01:36.260 do you remember will william diaz used to work with rebel back at the poec um he did a lot of

00:01:42.180 the coverage for rebel he's at the ufc now and he started the canadian students for free speech

00:01:46.820 uh club so we went up to do some stuff uh for with him so and he just got married he was awesome

00:01:52.900 poec well i mean i know yes there's some memories there yeah good crew do you remember that how

00:01:59.860 many years ago was that now the poec public emergency order commission and we all had to

00:02:04.900 be in ottawa and oh we got stories about that don't wait tamara oh goodness we sure do i could

00:02:11.620 tell you a lot hey christine nice to see you thanks for joining us i had a great chat with christine

00:02:16.500 today uh did you put a lovely lady yeah yeah what a lovely lady uh what a time to be alive

00:02:22.660 absolutely you're so right heaven within welcome hey rock fan good to see you oh thank you i you

00:02:29.620 should i look like a drowned rat earlier so that's why i had to go and grab my hat i was like there's

00:02:33.860 no way this is also remember i'm on house arrest so i can't just go get my hair done and my roots

00:02:38.260 are getting pretty bad so how many more days how many more days oh uh 26 26 this is uh this lady we

00:02:49.620 got to get on the show uh do not let me forget chris to get a hold of candace in the next few

00:02:53.940 weeks because i would love to get her on the show welcome candace great to see you here um

00:02:59.540 uh yeah we got 26 days left so you've seen that i've started our countdown i'm doing a countdown

00:03:04.980 on social media of all the things that we're going to miss about uh being under house arrest like

00:03:09.220 never needing an excuse to not go to a wedding or a funeral or some kind of gathering where you just

00:03:14.500 don't want to go you know or or or stay late at somebody's place or at an event it's like oh sorry

00:03:21.620 like if i don't leave right now i'm gonna go to jail uh so you know silver linings we got to look

00:03:25.940 at the silver lining so anyways we are doing a 29 day countdown uh to the day that our house arrest

00:03:32.260 is lifted of course we're still going to have a curfew which some a lot is not nothing's really

00:03:36.420 going to change other than that we can leave our our homes from 5 a.m to 10 p.m without getting a

00:03:42.720 permission slip from our babysitters like you've said in the past we're both in our 50s so it's

00:03:48.460 like i'm looking for a bed at 10 o'clock and i'm usually up at 4 35 o'clock anyway well you know

00:03:55.200 the thing is even on my first day of freedom you know what i'm probably gonna do nothing

00:03:59.280 like i just don't stay at home i can run to town for parts i found that it's probably one of the

00:04:05.840 biggest things you know you're working in the shop on a saturday or on a when you are home

00:04:09.340 during the week and and something breaks and you're like oh i gotta run to town for parts

00:04:13.280 and then i remind myself the other you know i get so many messages from people too and they're like

00:04:17.720 hey chris can you attend this day in this community for a tractor show or a show and

00:04:22.300 shine or something like that and i'm like i just can't i can't is yawn in there look at yawn's in

00:04:28.720 there good to see you buddy oh my gosh he is 50 since last saturday happy belated birthday you

00:04:37.140 finally hit the big five zeros good for you you got a little catching up to do though jan

00:04:41.700 jan i was thinking about birthday i actually i was thinking about yawn today too because i'm like

00:04:46.760 you know i have this little segue that i want to go into on the show tonight and i was going to use

00:04:50.580 a photo of the person that i want to talk about but that photo was done by yawn and i don't want

00:04:54.800 to disrespect yawn and is amazing if you ever like go to yawn's is his photo workability when

00:05:00.420 he's done pictures of most of the people amazing quality and absolutely genius but i was thinking

00:05:07.360 today like are we are we the crazy ones we have we have to have something wrong with us a little

00:05:14.660 bit because we're normal normal and everybody else normal is the new crazy normal is the new

00:05:22.300 crazy uh jan says you have full permission always anyways we would turn 54 yesterday

00:05:28.860 happy birthday i did not know that i turned 54 next week actually so i'm just i'm catching up

00:05:36.780 to you there candace you know i can i can see these people coming a mile away and for the last

00:05:43.260 four years i can always take the hate from the people from the left online you know like those

00:05:47.820 Those are the ones that I provoke and I look for the fight. 0.98

00:05:50.840 And I always check my message requests, Ben, to see what moronic person is sending these ridiculous. 0.98

00:05:56.620 I'll just mute my phone here. 0.96

00:05:58.220 Sorry about that.

00:05:59.320 That's okay.

00:06:00.120 They come in sequences.

00:06:03.120 And there's always, there's like probably five to eight of them.

00:06:06.320 And they were with us in Ottawa.

00:06:08.120 And they are mentally obsessed with us.

00:06:10.280 And they have these conspiracy theories.

00:06:12.760 And for the most part, I ignore every single one of them.

00:06:15.440 And I do very good at that.

00:06:17.820 but they keep coming.

00:06:19.280 I don't know why they have this thing.

00:06:21.020 You know, like I watch Bridget Belton tagging me and adding my name

00:06:25.860 and hashtagging my name on Twitter almost daily.

00:06:30.080 And her husband came after me a little while ago, 0.98

00:06:32.020 and I thought, you know, you're a horrible human being, 0.99

00:06:34.620 and I'm just going to give you a little smack. 0.99

00:06:36.020 So I don't know if everybody's seen that.

00:06:37.400 I did a video, and I just kind of laid it out.

00:06:39.360 I think I was firm.

00:06:42.060 I had a phone call from the RCMP the week after

00:06:45.240 because Bridget filed an RCMP complaint against me for criminal harassment

00:06:50.460 because I did a video saying how horrible she was online.

00:06:54.700 And I said to the officer, I'm like, I obviously can't come in and see you,

00:06:58.120 but if you want to come out to my place, 0.99

00:07:00.240 I have a whole folder dedicated to the shit that she said about me and you, 0.97

00:07:04.940 and I'd be willing to share that. 0.96

00:07:06.880 If anybody's going to be pressing criminal harassment charges,

00:07:09.280 it's going to be me, and I have the evidence against it.

00:07:12.020 Now, I haven't followed through that, obviously,

00:07:13.740 But this week, the peace man himself, Daniel E. Melfi, decided to rear his ugly head again and started tagging me in posts.

00:07:22.400 So I usually just mock him and make fun of him in response.

00:07:25.740 And they all play victim as soon as I point them out and make fun of them.

00:07:30.940 What is, why?

00:07:32.600 Like, why?

00:07:34.600 Explain it to me, Tamara.

00:07:36.260 Why?

00:07:36.980 You can't.

00:07:37.720 You can't explain crazy.

00:07:39.660 You really can't.

00:07:40.400 and i mean i just mute and ignore all these guys i know that you do usually for the most part too

00:07:46.960 and but uh i don't know i just honestly they we live rent free in some people's heads and like

00:07:55.360 i usually forget that they're even alive so trust me um they're they're much more miserable than i

00:08:02.720 am i can tell you that can you imagine the space we take in these people's heads like i've always

00:08:07.600 said this, if you had a good experience in Ottawa, then you should speak about it publicly and tell

00:08:12.600 your story. But if you had a shitty experience in Ottawa and all you feel is hate and anger to the

00:08:17.420 others that stood with you in Ottawa, maybe you're a shitty person and you should probably try to do 0.99

00:08:21.920 better. You know, like I never asked for any of this attention. For some reason, you and I wound 0.99

00:08:26.040 up at the forefront. I don't know how that took place. Nobody stole anyone's thunder. I would

00:08:31.660 gladly trade the 60 days, two years in a court of law for mischief charges with any one of them if

00:08:36.740 they figured they wanted the spotlight more than me i could go on with my life again

00:08:40.520 well and i guess that's just the funny thing um i look i don't want to spend too much time on the

00:08:46.320 trolls because i don't honestly believe that they're worth our time but you know they do

00:08:51.200 they do come out they're like oh you guys are trying to steal all the credit and throw this 0.94

00:08:55.140 person under the bus and take all the glory i'll tell you 50 days in jail is not very glorious

00:08:59.400 no getting fired from your job because uh your government has lost their minds is not glorious

00:09:05.600 you know taking in cans so that you can eat is not glorious you know and you know it's been a

00:09:12.980 it's been a almost five years Chris since this since we first met it's almost five years it'll

00:09:18.300 be five years in January since the Freedom Convoy and the sad thing is is that most of these people

00:09:23.480 I thought would I thought we were family I thought we would have Christmases and Thanksgivings and

00:09:31.080 go camping and and you know you know we did we do get a lot of attention but we get the attention

00:09:37.200 because we were arrested we are being persecuted for sure um and it's not us i mean we're not out

00:09:44.520 there you know putting ourselves well i guess i sort of am now with rebel news but that's my job

00:09:49.200 now um but it's the media it's every time they call us back to court and the media so you know

00:09:54.640 if they would have dropped the charges early on and let this die you know people probably would

00:09:59.460 forgotten or some people would have forgotten but it's it's them that keep bringing our names up in

00:10:05.220 in the media because of these ridiculous hearings all the time i mean we're still waiting i i my

00:10:11.380 decisions coming next week for my variation order three three months and three hearings for a

00:10:16.420 variation order that in any normal court would take 15 minutes in front of a judge maybe an hour

00:10:22.980 maybe an hour you know with submissions and arguments so i mean it is it's a mockery it's a

00:10:28.580 mockery uh we certainly uh are not living in the lap of luxury by any means i mean i'm not anyway

00:10:36.100 i'm about to leave my home and drive to manitoba to live in a trailer uh outside of my daughter's

00:10:42.500 house so that i can help with my granddaughters right so i mean we're not i'm not going to some

00:10:47.380 five star hotel here i know yeah the the two years of of court the travel eight different

00:10:56.100 trips back and forth the amount of time spent away from family i mean there's one thing that

00:11:00.340 still pisses me off to this day and it's the forfeiture order on the truck i mean we had to

00:11:03.700 fight the tooth and nail to keep the truck that i've owned for 20 some years that i raised my

00:11:07.380 family and where and and you know is that fair and you know people like to make these wild

00:11:12.980 accusations that we we prosper where did all the millions go tamara you know you've got teeth and

00:11:18.020 you know what else other stuff other stuff and the records are all right there like the public

00:11:27.060 emergency order commission went through every dime they audited the living daylight so that

00:11:30.580 every dollar was donated so if there was millions stolen and you and i have it where the hell is it

00:11:35.060 because i seem like i work harder now than i have in the past but yeah uh kevin street i have to

00:11:41.220 give you a shout out for your absolutely amazing testimony uh thank you for doing that you did you

00:11:46.340 you did great um we're going to talk a little bit about the allison inquiry tonight obviously it's

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00:14:32.380 right blend uh john villeneuve is going to be joining us tonight to talk about his coverage

00:14:37.180 of the helen grew case and she testified today actually i didn't have a chance to catch much

00:14:42.100 of the inquiry today because i was traveling and then of course in calgary but i did get home and

00:14:46.480 i got a little bit of a little bit of it so we'll play a clip of that before we bring him on but

00:14:51.100 um really kudos to all of the the witnesses that have testified there's been some amazing

00:14:57.580 very hard to watch testimony i actually saw my mp glenn mott's there today which i'm so proud that

00:15:03.420 glenn showed up so thank you for doing that thank you for being there now we have 343 mps and there

00:15:08.940 was five there today there was two there yesterday let's do a hollow call i figured there'd be

00:15:15.100 probably no liberal mps at the inquiry because you know why would they want to listen to people's

00:15:19.580 hardships right when they've yeah well they created them uh i think i think uh they just want

00:15:26.780 i think they just want to forget about it i think they they really literally want these guys to take

00:15:31.020 mate or die and then they don't have to worry about them and everybody will forget but you know

00:15:34.380 what liberal government will never forget we will never forget what you have done and we are never

00:15:39.260 going to stop until uh we have accountability for kevin and carrie and uh michelle and mike uh mike

00:15:47.820 mcnair's testimony on the first day broke me it broke me it was really hard to watch michelle

00:15:55.020 cbc of course is across the street cbc is literally across the street and down a few

00:16:01.260 buildings and they cannot be bothered to walk across the street and cover these proceedings

00:16:07.900 it's it's disgusting well they did the same thing at the freedom convoy too right cbc was like it

00:16:12.940 There was, what was the way Rodney Palmer, Rodney Palmer said it quite best.

00:16:17.420 It was farther for CBC to walk to their car than it was to the protest site.

00:16:21.700 And they would never, you know, that going back to that unacceptable documentary from Eagle Vision Video Productions, you know, they did an amazing story.

00:16:29.720 They're a documentary on that.

00:16:31.740 Yeah.

00:16:32.380 I don't know.

00:16:33.040 I think we're in trouble in this country.

00:16:34.540 And I watched Premier Wob Canoe's press conference yesterday and I had to do a video on it.

00:16:41.440 And the last I looked at my video on it, I think I had a half a million views on it.

00:16:44.660 Like, it went a little viral yesterday. 0.96

00:16:46.580 But basically, Wob Canoe was out there just spewing the Epstein file crap, 1.00

00:16:50.120 and then Donald Trump's a pedophile. 0.99

00:16:52.120 And I hope Donald Trump takes some of these people to task. 0.91

00:16:56.260 When you make accusations like that, and I don't want to be clear,

00:16:59.020 everybody has an opinion on this thing in the States right now with the Epstein files and that,

00:17:02.620 but accusations are accusations, and guilt is determined by the court of law.

00:17:07.000 And if you haven't been found guilty by a court of law, then they're merely accusations.

00:17:11.440 as the president of the united states you can say whatever you want but when you're

00:17:14.660 a leader of a province naming like wob canoe and doug ford and david eby all these

00:17:21.140 sad potato is sad backasses out there spewing their you wonder why we can't get a deal with 0.90

00:17:28.140 the united states right now it's probably because of these incompetent children who 0.99

00:17:31.420 are running provinces in this country and they're flapping their gums yeah it's disgusting they're 0.99

00:17:38.160 like well you know it's actually it's disgusting but it's embarrassing i mean you know for doug 1.00

00:17:43.280 ford uh the premier of ontario to tell the president of the united states to kiss his ass 0.99

00:17:49.680 i mean are we mature adults here is that a mature way to handle this you know i feel like i feel 0.98

00:17:57.360 like a lot of our leaders elected leaders who is electing these people first of all um are are just

00:18:04.000 just are just behaving like toddlers like i would love to see the adults in the room i see pierre

00:18:10.960 pauliev is down there today uh and he was on uh csnbc or something this morning um so you know i i do

00:18:18.840 think it's good that he's gone down there to talk to these people um you know well at least the

00:18:22.880 leader of the opposition is our prime minister has got to fly off to the uk to cry on their

00:18:26.780 shoulder about all of our problems but he's not not even going to recall parliament um and despite

00:18:32.400 everything that's going on which is quite surprising but i i am disappointed that uh

00:18:37.660 pierre polyev has not mentioned the allison inquiry to my knowledge i may have missed some posts

00:18:42.800 um i don't know but i haven't seen him post about it uh it would be nice to see him show up there

00:18:47.980 and if you watch wiretap he had a really good article out that he did that said you know

00:18:52.860 basically pierre polyev rode to the leadership because of the freedom convoy because of his

00:18:58.980 support for the freedom convoy and and people that supported him and now that these people need him

00:19:03.240 the most right these people need him to fight for them the most and um he hasn't even put a post

00:19:10.060 about it so it's it's disgusting to see where we are politically and christina freeland was in uh

00:19:16.960 in the states what two days ago and did an interview i don't remember was it msnbc or 1.00

00:19:20.820 something like that the way she spoke to that that interviewer was absolutely appalling in her

00:19:26.540 arrogance and i find this is problem this is some of my problem with the some of the people in

00:19:31.780 canada and trust me if your eyes are open this this comment's not directed to you this comment

00:19:35.940 is directed to those people out there with their eyes blinded and their elbows in the air looking 0.61

00:19:39.400 like fools we are are are it's killing us right now is our entitlement we think that we are you 0.64

00:19:46.980 know up here and the united states is down here the united states we're reliant on the united 0.99

00:19:51.660 states for for what 80 of our trade 90 of our trade something like that and for the fact that

00:19:56.700 if if some other foreign country decided to invade canada right now and we didn't have the help of

00:20:01.000 the united states we would be flying the flags of whatever nation that was the united states

00:20:07.920 we can't even shoot down a chinese balloon remember that a few years ago when we had to

00:20:14.660 call the united states to come help their shoot down a balloon i mean what's our military going 0.93

00:20:21.360 to do hurl foul language and tampons at them i mean these guys can't even think it's it's it's

00:20:27.620 horrible it's a laughing stock and then zelinski was just over here in the u.i or canada and

00:20:32.860 ukraine have signed a hundred year deal for the first hundred years hundred year deal is that

00:20:39.280 mean we got to pay them 25 billion dollars every couple years for the next hundred years like i

00:20:43.440 don't know about you but my children don't have much of a future in this country when when they

00:20:47.600 can't afford to buy a house and you know the people can't afford groceries right now or they

00:20:52.100 can't afford rent gas is extremely high inflation everything that's all been created because of this

00:20:57.700 government not because of anything else injured the vaccine injured can't get help um our elderly

00:21:03.800 are mating themselves because they don't want to end up on the street i mean like this is where

00:21:10.360 we're at and i i honestly feel and i don't know how you feel but i feel lately like we're reaching

00:21:15.860 a tipping point like i think it's it's gonna come to a head soon because we can't continue this way

00:21:20.000 we just can't um it's it's too much it's just it's too much there's just so much heat like the video

00:21:26.980 i did yesterday and i called wobble on the video and then i looked through my message requests

00:21:31.140 and it's full of of you know some elderly people and you know if you don't like this country then 0.96

00:21:36.660 leave you maggot maggot mag or maple maggot maple mega maggot or maggot like this is a ring to it 0.87

00:21:44.580 maple mega maggot i can't vote in the u.s right now and you know what i am i'm you know i agree 0.98

00:21:50.120 with donald trump on some things and i don't i don't agree with him on other things but that's

00:21:53.740 fine that's my opinion but i don't think he created this fight right now with the trade war

00:21:58.320 i think that was our government our government has found a way to weaponize donald trump and

00:22:02.420 the canadian citizen's mind and gain political points at the polls that's what they did they

00:22:07.120 weaponized the u.s through the liberals and that's how they got the election away from the

00:22:10.760 conservatives when the conservatives were clearly up in the polls against the liberals so they found

00:22:16.020 a new way and doug ford and eb and all these jackasses for premiers are using that same

00:22:22.340 playbook the liberal government did sorry but you know did you see did you see david eby's rally

00:22:27.780 yesterday oh that was embarrassing that was pete cringe there was some guy singing some rap song

00:22:35.060 and evie shows up and like plaid it was it was it was embarrassing honestly these are our leaders

00:22:44.980 did you see that one and he eventually walking through a parade i think he was in alberta

00:22:48.580 somewhere walking through a parade and nobody was cheering him on he was literally just 0.99

00:22:53.780 thanks for coming like the guy is a complete moron yeah and you know what i actually think 0.99

00:23:00.420 he's vaccine injured too i think um uh i think he was injured by the vaccine too you can tell 0.99

00:23:06.180 by his gpi i think he always had a bit of a gpi but after the vaccines came out it got worse

00:23:10.660 oh so i'll just never forget what he what the stuff that he said about the freedom convoy when

00:23:15.540 he was mayor of calgary the stuff he said about us the stuff he said about unvaccinated people

00:23:20.260 how we were scum and we didn't deserve to eat i have the video saved on my phone and i keep playing 0.82

00:23:25.380 it all the time on my twitter account every time i see him spouting off about something i just 0.99

00:23:29.380 i just comment on it with that video and say you're disgusting and you know i just want to go

00:23:34.420 back to i see john's here now and i want to bring him in as soon as we can because i know he doesn't

00:23:38.260 have a lot of time because he has a fabulous new job which i hope he's going to take a minute to

00:23:41.540 tell us about but anyways going back to what you're saying about the trade war this whole

00:23:45.700 thing started with the president asking the canadian government you know could you please

00:23:50.340 stop the drugs from coming across the border and secure your borders remember that then we rented

00:23:56.500 two blackhawk helicopters uh which nobody has seen since unless of course they were the ones flying

00:24:01.140 over our event yesterday and let me just talk about that for a second because i got home from

00:24:05.140 this event uh and i saw pierre paulia was doing a had done a video with larry brock about the

00:24:10.740 liberal crime crisis they called it and why we're in a crisis and so i did a video because i'll tell

00:24:15.700 you why they're in a crisis it's because of the way that they're spending the resources so uh at

00:24:22.180 our event the other day uh my friend cindy walked outside uh for a quick second and saw a city of

00:24:28.820 medicine hat vehicle and a police cruiser going through the parking lot of a church like are they

00:24:34.340 going through church parking lots on sunday morning i doubt it number one number two then

00:24:40.260 as we're doing our speaking eating lunch two black hawk helicopters fly over which you know

00:24:44.980 whatever we it's by an airport but there's coincidence number two uh and then all of a

00:24:50.420 sudden you know towards the end of the event as people were leaving four medicine firemen showed

00:24:54.740 up to do a surprise inspection um they don't typically do a surprise capacity inspection or

00:25:01.460 a surprise inspection i mean they do annual inspections at businesses i've i've worked in

00:25:06.020 offices where they do this they come in and they check your your fire exits they check your fire

00:25:10.980 extinguishers they make sure blah blah blah blah well they just showed up out of nowhere and the

00:25:15.620 pastor told me he said this is the first time they've ever come without calling me so if we're

00:25:20.340 in a crisis it's because they are spending their resources surveilling um grandmas basically i mean

00:25:29.540 it's it's this is you know there was a guy that shot up the u.s consulate chris that wasn't he

00:25:36.260 didn't have his bail denied he's out he's out on bail right now so we have criminals out out there

00:25:40.740 shooting uh guns at people at buildings uh synagogues at restaurants uh the u.s consulate

00:25:47.860 and they just uh go and spend a night in jail and sign a document and leave the next day i was denied

00:25:52.900 bill twice two times yeah it's make it make sense anyways uh we let us get our friend john up here

00:26:04.500 i'm gonna play a cryptic with him so so a lot of you know right blend uh we love him we've got to

00:26:09.780 know him very well he's a very good friend of ours he spent a lot of time covering all of the freedom

00:26:15.060 convoy trials actually um you know whenever he could he has been recovering from heart surgery

00:26:21.460 that he had earlier this year and he's absolutely looking amazing um and he recently just got a new

00:26:26.860 job but he was able to get to uh helen's last hearing and so i want to bring him on and have

00:26:33.380 a chat about that um and let me just bring up this clip here somewhere so i i didn't see it

00:26:41.320 obviously it was today but i got home and saw that helen uh we're going to talk about helen

00:26:44.780 grew's case today um i did see that she did testify today so we grabbed a clip from the

00:26:49.780 allison inquiry today so i hope you can hear it it's the sound isn't that good but uh let's give

00:26:54.000 it a go we'll bring john on after i had one of the cases because i did speak with him a couple

00:26:58.300 times about that case he explained that the baby had an enlarged heart the autopsy found that that

00:27:04.400 baby had an enlarged heart and i had been

00:27:10.100 i found that i remember it was january 17th that i tuned into a public health uh a toronto

00:27:19.360 public health webinar where Mr. Dan Hartman spoke about his 17 year old son Sean Hartman

00:27:26.520 who had taken the Pfizer vaccine and I don't want to speak to too much but I do have what

00:27:31.260 significant he had taken the Pfizer vaccine of August 2021 had side effects September

00:27:36.660 2021 the family found him deceased in his room and upon autopsy the boy had an enlarged

00:27:42.600 heart Sean had an enlarged heart and that's what caused his sudden death so with this

00:27:47.740 baby that was picked up when it led him die essentially sounds like a heart attack for a

00:27:53.020 healthy baby to have a heart attack again it luck makes me play right so for your entire time as a

00:28:01.660 police officer you haven't had two nights two weeks like that where you couldn't see because

00:28:06.860 you are now literally obviously coming to the belief that babies are are dying and it may be

00:28:14.140 it may be it may not be but i then to this day i still stand that there needs to be a thorough

00:28:22.300 investigation so when we have the one case that was concluded within 24 hours of no autopsy report

00:28:29.340 being reviewed by the investigator it was that that concerned me so i brought that up and it

00:28:37.420 came up actually so sorry when i was suspended then february 4th and and you're suspended for

00:28:45.180 for starting to look into it for just questioning for bringing up a concern to the chief of police

00:28:51.660 yeah so it's your job to look into this you're actually on a unit that's responsible for this

00:29:00.220 i'm so good i can't wait to hear her stories when she gets to speak publicly john so good

00:29:08.420 to see you buddy how are you feeling um well you know i'm alive and that's a positive thing

00:29:14.440 i haven't i haven't had a lot of time so i haven't seen that clip of hell yet i haven't seen any i

00:29:19.780 haven't seen carrie's clip i haven't seen any of the testimony i haven't seen a single thing which

00:29:23.980 is really unfortunate i just don't have the time i'm working like 12 hours a day and i'm dealing

00:29:30.440 with my own situation like you uh you gave that beautiful intro but i just want to comment on

00:29:35.200 that real quick because that's all she ever tried to do was her job her job was to investigate

00:29:40.200 sudden infant deaths and there was a massive increase in them all of a sudden and there's

00:29:45.720 basic paperwork that is filled out when these things happen by her unit which she was a part

00:29:50.400 so it is her mandate it wasn't unrelated it wasn't unauthorized it wasn't any of that

00:29:54.720 and there's no such thing by the way there wasn't any ways before our modern times

00:29:58.640 where policing is political but she you know basic things like vaccine status this is a

00:30:04.640 non-controversial subject matter uh on these forums for these sudden infant deaths that

00:30:08.800 have been filled out from time immortal uh time uh forever i can't i can't get the praise right

00:30:14.560 now but and these basic details were missing why so she asked she never hid anything that

00:30:19.920 she was doing she was just like like she said in that that testimony beautifully said as always

00:30:23.840 she's very articulate very to the point and very honest and very capable she said i there needs to

00:30:29.280 be an investigation i totally agree i think most most sane people do everyone who has something to

00:30:34.320 hide doesn't um but when there's such a burst of sudden infant death this is a very serious

00:30:39.760 situation and basic information was missing from these basic forms that have always been there

00:30:44.240 and uh that led a seasoned detective as i understand the situation like miss helen 0.84

00:30:48.240 Groose to ask why and she didn't do anything untoward she didn't go around opening caskets 0.83

00:30:53.680 and and and you know crawling through the graves like the cbc tried to paint a picture of like 0.66

00:30:58.720 totally disgusting by the way people in the service who leaked that to the cbc no trouble

00:31:03.440 at all for them no punishment no internal discipline it's fine that they leak confidential

00:31:07.360 police matters it's for politically expedient issues it's it's because it's for a politically

00:31:12.320 expedient gain to the auto police service so they don't give a flying f that this was leaked right

00:31:18.080 Right. They don't care. Well, I mean, private secret police information was leaked to the media.

00:31:21.960 They don't care. They care. They appreciate it because it allows them to this platform to punish Helen.

00:31:27.480 That's right. I was just going to say, well, I mean, I think we all know the shit show that is the Ottawa Police Service. 0.99

00:31:32.940 I mean, I have never seen a more literally I have never seen an organization that is more inept and incompetent in my lifetime. 0.97

00:31:42.600 like like i mean it reminds me of the vets honestly like i mean you know i feel can you 0.66

00:31:50.380 imagine being betrayed like the police law enforcement our military firefighting these are

00:31:56.620 um i just to use the term brother types of organizations you know where where they tell

00:32:02.420 you that they got your back you can trust them they're never gonna let you down uh with you till

00:32:06.800 the end um and then to have them turn around and do this to her and i was just saying before the

00:32:12.180 show like she still gets up and and goes to work i mean that is that is grace that is grace 0.96

00:32:21.080 she she cut out a little bit there what what hell you were saying is helen gruse gets up every day

00:32:26.280 and she goes to work in the same building that these people are persecuting her in it's actually

00:32:31.140 i she's an amazing woman i love this i visited with her a few times but in ottawa helen is a true

00:32:37.760 patriot you know if you can this is that saying you control the messaging you control the narrative

00:32:46.860 so of course that's what the government's always about is controlling the messaging and controlling

00:32:51.040 the narrative and that's what the you know obviously the police disgusting behavior by

00:32:55.280 some of these people i would like to know when some of these people in this country are going

00:32:58.580 to open their eyes to what actually is going on and how yeah i don't know jonathan what do you

00:33:03.900 think well ignorance is bliss it's easier to believe the lies they've been told than to come

00:33:08.240 to reality with the terms of the horror show we live in um now i will say that miss detective

00:33:13.460 gruce does have quite a lot of friends uh in the police service many of them were there uh throughout

00:33:17.520 the trial some of them don't like her some of them do uh miss gruce uh detective gruce has a long

00:33:22.240 uh storied history with the auto police service over 20 years of putting the worst criminals in

00:33:26.740 our society uh behind bars she is an exceptional detective police officer uh detective constable

00:33:32.100 who has uh put away the worst of the worst who has benefited the city of ottawa greatly and who

00:33:37.780 has served our community enormously and continues to do so today despite everything and uh her

00:33:42.740 conviction and her her dedication to the to the job and to the truth and to her job uh to

00:33:48.180 investigation and and openness and following evidence is exemplary it's it's it's it's something

00:33:53.540 that should be showed at police colleges across the country to all aspiring officers to try and

00:33:57.940 emulate some of her character and um she does have her friends she has earned many many friends some

00:34:03.700 in very high places uh certainly not in the uh the upper rung certainly not in the chief's office

00:34:08.820 the chief as i take it the current one is is just impartial probably one of these guys who's like

00:34:13.060 well it's it's on the paper the guy they brought in from dc i forget his name uh uh there was

00:34:20.900 steve bell well he's still there and uh definitely definitely the deputy chiefs are no fan of helen's

00:34:26.020 In fact, 100 percent, that's, you know, if I'm a betting man, that's where all this is coming from.

00:34:30.940 It's the personal animosity of the deputy chiefs, the two of them.

00:34:34.500 Definitely Mr. Bell, number one.

00:34:36.360 His animosity is the 100 percent, the driving force behind all of this.

00:34:40.140 And then I think also Chief Ferguson as well has quite a lot of dislike for Ms. Cruz.

00:34:45.280 But I believe so.

00:34:48.580 Steve was the one that was going to that was starting to like hunt every Freedom Conway supporter down.

00:34:54.440 he's uh he's very politically he's very politically inclined and he has his very strong political

00:34:59.800 opinions and he lets his political opinions dictate his uh his his operation and how he

00:35:04.920 runs himself as the deputy chief of the auto police service he does it not as a police officer

00:35:09.880 not as a police officer but as a politician in in uh in all but name and so that's why he's acting

00:35:16.200 this way he would have uh steven would have fit in really well in 1930s germany i'm thinking because

00:35:21.080 he is that kind of person isn't he well he fits in well with the the bureaucratic machinations of how

00:35:27.240 our our our country works and how most countries work uh these nameless faceless bureaucrats who

00:35:32.360 pull all the real strings behind the scenes uh who like to exert unelected power over everything

00:35:38.040 well beyond the scope of their job it's a it's a power rush it's narcissism it's an egotism

00:35:42.760 uh there's a definitely a whole host of psychotic and uh anti-social disorders at play there but i

00:35:49.720 I believe with the top rung, and I'm sorry, I'm speaking from watching this guy, you know, his bellow shitposting, if I'll call it, when he was making those deranged statements to the media and stuff, just totally unbecoming of a police officer, a politician in waiting maybe.

00:36:06.320 Maybe he should quit from the force and run for office like he so desires, and so he can earn the power that he wants over people instead of executing it in the police force.

00:36:15.880 but uh besides that i think at the top level where it comes to the actual chief of the auto

00:36:22.560 police service i think that this guy is probably more of a career cop i don't think he cares one

00:36:26.660 way or the other i think he's it's just like a process thing he's like let's do this by the book

00:36:30.920 it's it's initiated it's let's get this let's get this done and he's not going to weigh in one way

00:36:35.620 or the other which is honestly probably the way it should be um unfortunately when you have other

00:36:40.540 upper rungs of the police service acting in a political manner doing this political prosecution

00:36:45.320 i mean helen gruce is found guilty of discredible conduct which is the same thing the police service

00:36:49.460 the auto police service charged uh people for uh uh for heinous things like drunk driving and

00:36:54.660 almost trying to conceal it basically driving leaving the scene leaving a little note with

00:36:58.800 the guy drunk as a skunk crashes the police auto police service vehicle off duty i think he was

00:37:04.040 off duty i hope so fully just loaded crashes into this guy leaves a note kind of just leaves the

00:37:08.920 scene which is totally you can't do that totally illegal respond goes and parks the the the damaged

00:37:14.140 ops property in his garage officers come by uh oh this is a cop's address look inside the garage

00:37:20.220 see the beat-up cruiser and okay this is an internal matter we'll handle this later and he

00:37:24.780 eventually gets convicted of among many other things this um uh this this this conduct this

00:37:30.940 discharge that helen was also convicted of so that's the wrong that's the group of company

00:37:35.420 that they're putting her in and as well other more heinous actors within the auto police service

00:37:39.660 who've made national news in the previous years but 100 political operation uh this is the this 0.98

00:37:45.420 is the result of uh politicians in police officers uniforms who uh don't have the the balls the 0.95

00:37:51.340 cojones to uh to run for office and would rather exercise political power from behind the desk of 0.96

00:37:56.700 a police station which is totally illegal totally unconstitutional and totally dangerous and i think

00:38:01.420 steve bell needs to resign yesterday and i think miss ferguson does as well unfortunately they've

00:38:06.300 uh now the ottawa police service at large i will i will not i will not discredit them entirely

00:38:11.180 because they do good work and there's a lot of really good officers out there who protect the

00:38:14.780 community the community with honor like miss helen grueson probably a thousand other ones

00:38:19.740 there's probably 1500 officers in the service and probably a thousand of them are very good people

00:38:23.900 and 300 of them are pretty good people and then 100 of them are power hungry maniacs and that's

00:38:29.180 just how it is going to be in any kind of uh institution where you have an unchecked level

00:38:33.820 of power over your fellow citizens you can basically all your power fantasies all your

00:38:38.060 narcissism all your ego trips you can be the worst person on the worst day now it's a little harder

00:38:42.460 now with all the recording and the video and everything but back in the day grab the bag 0.82

00:38:46.140 of oranges and beat the crap out of anyone you don't like you know what i mean it was a perfect

00:38:50.620 job for a maniac um still kind of is a little harder now uh but unfortunately some of these

00:38:56.060 people now i'm not saying that the previously named people are those people but some of these

00:38:59.100 people have just uh ascended the ranks and do their dirty work other ways but certainly a long

00:39:04.220 well i mean ottawa is known you the way you make it in ottawa is to fail upwards i mean in every

00:39:10.780 single institution every single institution um well let's get back let's get back to helen so

00:39:16.940 for our audience now this is not a criminal matter this is actually an internal disciplinary matter

00:39:22.940 through the ottawa police services uh disciplinary system um which needs to be made clear first and

00:39:28.940 foremost so um can you uh just i think everybody is up to speed on who uh she is um but let's talk

00:39:38.220 about you know what happened with the uh the hearing that you were at she was sentenced it

00:39:43.420 was her sentencing hearing that was the last one and i do understand that she is um going to be

00:39:51.420 appealing this decision, correct? Yeah, she is. And this is something that Bathsheba, her lawyer,

00:39:58.160 made very clear in her statements outside the building. The decision from the hearing officer

00:40:03.320 was all over the place. Basically, we can't take this argument into consideration. That's for

00:40:07.500 appeal. And watch when she gets to appeal. They'll say, no, that's for the trial. And then you just 1.00

00:40:11.520 go in a giant circle and no one ever addresses anything. That's the way it goes. But God bless

00:40:16.420 Helen for standing on principle and for being such a woman of integrity as we all know her to be.

00:40:21.420 As most officers in the service of the Ottawa Police Service are, as most officers in our country are, unfortunately, they are done dirty by their less honorable colleagues.

00:40:32.200 But I like to highlight just how much good the service does, how much bad people they put away, and how much times they do get it right.

00:40:42.400 And Helen, throughout her very long career, is an example of that.

00:40:45.940 And she's not alone.

00:40:47.440 She worked tirelessly, and she's earned the respect of many of her colleagues.

00:40:51.020 Now, unfortunately, many of them, all of them basically, are unwilling to say anything in any kind of public way, in any way contrary to the organization, and in a way that makes sense.

00:41:01.520 If you have officers speaking out against the force, the force loses its integrity, loses its cohesion, there's chaos, and this is not appropriate in such a structure.

00:41:09.300 But it is already that way.

00:41:10.900 But at the same time, you should have the integrity as an officer to say, hold on, Detective Bruce never stepped out of line here.

00:41:19.280 This is something we go on CPIC every day. We go on these tools every day. There's no such thing as an unauthorized investigation. This is not something that's real in policing. We don't ask for permission. And also she was part of the bounded unit who is ordered to investigate these things. She did a cursory search of some systems. They say 20 or 30 searches or whatever.

00:41:38.920 But for all we know, that's like one or two name searches in CPIC and all the other police databases that they use hundreds of times every single day, looking up the things that they're investigating.

00:41:48.560 They never go say, hey, can I look into this break and enter over here?

00:41:52.220 Can I look into this over here?

00:41:53.680 They just do it.

00:41:54.320 They build their case.

00:41:55.220 There's no political approval process.

00:41:57.260 you know one of the things that runwick the hearing officer said that was particularly 0.98

00:42:01.800 disturbing is that miss grew should have known that she was basically crossing the line by

00:42:06.720 committing a political investigation or an investigation into politicians and i'm pretty

00:42:11.600 i double check this with people around me we all heard him say this in the closing that she had

00:42:16.980 conducted an investigation of political figures now from my knowledge of the facts this has never

00:42:21.980 this never occurred she never investigated any politician and of course if mr runwick is going

00:42:26.480 to say she did he should name those politicians as i understand he she was investigating this

00:42:32.480 explosion in sudden infant deaths and made one i believe phone call to a father to inquire about

00:42:38.640 this basic information about the vaccine status of the mother that has always been on these forms

00:42:43.120 but was suddenly mysteriously missing basic level police work it's like if the form didn't have the

00:42:48.800 name of the child or the parent it's just basic non-controversial level like first thing you do

00:42:54.900 when you open up the file why isn't it there uh and that's as far as it went and then somebody

00:43:00.000 who was politically motivated and aligned uh illegally illegally illegally leaked confidential

00:43:06.840 secret police information to the press to create this uh political hit job this political storm

00:43:12.720 against helen now i believe what helen did wasn't illegal but i believe what this officer did very

00:43:17.080 well could be the person the person or persons who leaked this secret police information uh to the

00:43:23.080 press acted, I believe, in contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada. Now, of course, we'll have to have

00:43:28.480 somebody clarify that. But what Helen did was an internal disciplinary matter. What this other 1.00

00:43:33.640 officer did by leaking this confidential police information to an outside source, I believe, may

00:43:38.100 extend into the realm of the criminal. Now, of course, we don't have a Crown attorney's office

00:43:43.300 in Ontario who cares about the law. We don't have a police directorate in Ontario's police

00:43:49.080 forces that care about the law we have lots of good cops who care about the law um but yeah so 1.00

00:43:54.120 helen gets punished she's on the wrong team that's as easy as it is she asked an offensive 0.98

00:43:58.780 question that uh was investigating a politician apparently which is totally contrived totally

00:44:03.920 fictitious totally not real and so there's so many different things to poke apart on appeal but i bet

00:44:09.840 you unfortunately they'll get to the appeal and first it goes to a tribunal level appeal we're

00:44:14.260 still not getting to the court system this is tribunal law it's it's basically cuckoo it's

00:44:19.100 cuckoo everything in canada no matter whether it's tribunal or court or provincial supreme court or

00:44:24.400 wherever it is all ultimately ends up at the supreme court of canada which is not uh inspiring

00:44:30.060 at all for objectivity and uh logical decisions though those people are totally out to lunch

00:44:36.140 they're they're maniacs they're political operatives again exercising political power 0.98

00:44:40.740 without having the cojones to run for office 0.98

00:44:43.140 are unelected leaders in the Supreme Court of Canada.

00:44:46.460 But the tribunal law system is just a total gong show.

00:44:49.120 It's different day-to-day.

00:44:51.280 The people who run these tribunals are just totally, 0.90

00:44:53.920 it's total nonsense.

00:44:55.420 And law is abstract as it is on a good day enough. 0.97

00:44:58.720 But these people are totally unpracticed.

00:45:01.020 Yeah, go ahead.

00:45:01.860 Back in Saskatchewan, we used to call that a dog and pony show.

00:45:05.240 Yeah.

00:45:05.400 how long has detective grush's trial been going on the tribunal when did it start

00:45:12.360 god i don't know i know at least as long as you guys were on so she had at least i'd say at least

00:45:17.660 as many days as you guys were in court and you guys have the longest mischief trial in canadian

00:45:20.880 history yeah that's right totally nonsense and now she has to appeal to another tribunal 0.75

00:45:25.720 it's going to be nonsense she's going to waste a ton of money uh well she's not wasting it but

00:45:29.900 she's going to lose it and then she's going to finally get to a judicial review in the ontario

00:45:34.580 superior court of justice which is also federally appointed it's going to be a gong show it's going

00:45:38.420 to be a politician in robes and it's uh the facts of the matter aren't going to they're going to

00:45:42.500 they're going to do like the the the decisions already been made folks this is already been

00:45:47.220 written it's like it's like here's show me show me the evidence and i'll show you the outcome i want

00:45:52.100 it's not like let me have it and show me the outcome i have my outcome and i'm going to

00:45:56.020 piecemeal these this these garbage points and i'll tell you what it is yeah and i was going to say

00:46:00.980 that earlier when you started we're talking about it i mean they they they knew the outcome of even

00:46:05.220 this before uh before we even got there i just want to do a quick shout out to our good friend

00:46:10.740 jim who just sent a 200 super chat jim great dispatches as always god bless you all jim did

00:46:17.620 you did your finger slip and you hit an extra zero there um that is very generous thank you very much

00:46:25.220 mr primo is of course one of canadian's finest veterans yes and i want to give him a shout out

00:46:31.700 he's an amazing man he he actually has come out to ottawa for our trial we got to meet him there

00:46:36.500 awesome guy appreciate all your service there jim you're an amazing hero yeah he certainly is

00:46:43.540 oh gosh so john you tell us about this job you got can you tell you can you talk at all about

00:46:50.420 it everybody's curious uh not too much but uh just because i like to unfortunately if i own the

00:46:56.500 company i would talk all day about it because no matter what i do in life i'm passionate i'm like

00:47:00.740 you but unfortunately i don't own the company so i'm at the liberty of the company and so all

00:47:05.220 company stuff is completely separate i will say it's driving related and i start very early and

00:47:10.180 it's a temporary job i'm going to my primary job which is more maintenance related in the fall and

00:47:15.220 in the winter uh so everything's looking good it's it's actually i will tell you this because

00:47:21.260 it's a good story and we need a good story right yeah we do yes we do after the after the testimony

00:47:27.020 we've heard the last few days yeah but thank god that their that testimony is being heard it's so

00:47:32.580 uncomfortable and so disgusting yeah so it's so hard to listen to the the crime that was done to

00:47:37.340 these people and the fact that they're not getting the help their need they need the government's

00:47:41.000 road blocking them they're not getting any of the uh compensation that they're entitled to

00:47:44.320 they're totally just being ignored and they thank god for at least dean allison for hosting this

00:47:49.060 and thank god to the five to ten mps who actually showed up as for the other 343 well they're 0.97

00:47:54.680 losers and uh they're terrible people and they need to look inside themselves you know it's

00:47:59.220 quite evident that he flies in today and gets a nice probably a check and off he goes back home 0.98

00:48:04.120 again but there's vaccine injured people and the people that are struggling in our own country

00:48:07.280 called canada get nothing from this government it's disgusting yeah well it's all about ego 0.57

00:48:13.080 oh go ahead it's ukraine i was just to say but but the ukraine you know i can always tell the 0.99

00:48:18.520 morons that i'm fighting with on on x when i look at their profile and all i see is little ukraine 0.96

00:48:22.680 flag and then a canadian flag and then a rainbow flag and i'm like oh boy give me a break 0.77

00:48:29.320 people have opinions that's for sure oh yeah i believe in freedom i believe in you know everyone

00:48:34.920 choosing uh you know yeah ukraine fine you know they're getting invaded fight back but i don't

00:48:39.800 i definitely don't agree with everything that's happened there and ukraine has a very interesting

00:48:43.880 recent history that people should be aware about when discussing the context of ukraine they should

00:48:47.880 know about the uh the false flag revolution that happened uh whatever back in 2013 2014 the ongoing

00:48:53.960 conflict in the donbass it's been going on for a decade they should know about the russian

00:48:57.720 population there who identifies with russia basically uh think of it as if uh you know

00:49:02.520 alberta basically had succeeded in the referendum but is still kept within the the country uh but

00:49:07.800 very strongly ethnically identified with uh their the break off point now some people will debate

00:49:12.200 the specificities there but certainly that region the eastern ukraine has some very strongly

00:49:17.000 identifying russian individuals and also some people who definitely don't like russia now

00:49:21.080 russia's argument is those people need to be brought into russia they want to be brought into

00:49:24.680 russia uh we can't count we honestly can't count you can't you can't trust a russian election you 0.93

00:49:29.640 can't trust the ukrainian election they're both corrupt as hell uh and we're not too far off from

00:49:33.480 either level of those but people should also be aware that ukraine is famous for money laundering 0.98

00:49:37.720 They're a very corrupt country. 0.84

00:49:39.280 I believe they were the poorest or second poorest country in Europe before this war and host to a whole bunch of very nasty, dirty operations.

00:49:47.060 Money laundering is the very tip of the iceberg there.

00:49:49.420 And this is a global money laundering operation.

00:49:52.080 It's a very good place for criminals to go and wash their money.

00:49:55.460 You talk about the Cayman Islands. 0.94

00:49:57.180 Well, for the dirtiest of the dirty, it's actually not the Cayman Islands. 1.00

00:50:00.080 It's Ukraine. 1.00

00:50:00.840 So you should really actually study that and understand the history of this.

00:50:04.060 and that's not to say that the poor people of ukraine deserve to be invaded and have tanks

00:50:07.820 rolled down the street and be bombed to hell that's not to say that but it's to say that the 0.92

00:50:11.180 government of ukraine has been one of the most crooked and corrupt on earth for a very long time 0.99

00:50:15.260 as has russia so we have with the russia ukraine war we have two absolute criminal crooks going at 0.89

00:50:20.380 each other's throat and a bunch of innocent people suffering in the meantime and then a whole bunch 0.98

00:50:24.140 of money flying around that that's just it's stupid from from every angle we're like 26 billion 0.97

00:50:30.460 dollars i believe now the figure is that we've given ukraine from canadian taxpayers and we have 0.99

00:50:35.580 canadian vets that are sleeping on the streets we have canadian people sleep you know kids can't

00:50:39.760 afford to move out of mom and dad's basement married couples because they can't afford rent

00:50:43.580 and city centers and this is what our priority is as a canadian government i think we've just 0.85

00:50:47.780 missed the mark quite a bit and i think i want to see that tipping point that tamara talked about

00:50:52.200 earlier i want to see the tipping point when people decide to wake the hell up absolutely

00:50:56.640 Take care of our country first.

00:50:58.560 Take care of our people first.

00:50:59.480 We have to start.

00:50:59.940 The first rule, if you learn, if you ever take a formal first aid course, the first thing

00:51:03.220 you learn is secure the scene, secure yourself.

00:51:05.940 Because if you go in and you attempt to render aid to someone and then you get hit by a car

00:51:09.720 or you get involved in the event and you go down, you're not helping anyone, you're adding

00:51:14.160 to the problem.

00:51:15.120 Secure the scene, secure yourself.

00:51:16.560 If you're going to harm yourself to help others, you're not doing anyone any good.

00:51:21.200 You're not helping.

00:51:22.020 I've always used the analogy of, you know, there's a reason when you're on an airplane

00:51:25.780 that they tell you if anything happens to put your own mask on first right exactly for that reason

00:51:31.620 because you are no good to anybody else unless you can come from a plank the place of strength

00:51:35.920 and stability also we need to get we need to get uh we need to look after our canadians first and

00:51:43.700 foremost and especially our most vulnerable canadians in my opinion right um yeah they're

00:51:49.680 down bad i think canada as a whole i think generally speaking we're very giving people

00:51:55.280 and we do want to help all we do want to help everyone i've got if we were in a place where

00:52:00.320 you know families could afford groceries or gas in their vehicles um or their utility bills then

00:52:06.160 sure like go ahead let's help whoever we can help whoever needs our help whoever deserves our help

00:52:11.760 um but not when not when you know you see the numbers going into the food bank that i see

00:52:17.280 yeah that's the scary part the grocery stores right now the fuel cost and we're coming into

00:52:22.640 winter again right now and then we have these looming trade wars between the u.s and canada

00:52:26.620 right now and you wonder what what what the next escalation is going to be when you're talking

00:52:31.740 about trump like banning alcohol now from store shelves in the u.s it's going to kill a lot of

00:52:36.840 canadians and then canada keeps doubling down on this thing like we have cards to play that we're

00:52:41.620 going to we could bury the u.s well you know the east the pipeline to the east goes through michigan 0.85

00:52:46.920 for crying out loud if they wanted to be a bunch of turkeys they could just shut that off and 0.68

00:52:50.940 ontario would freeze in the winter months or the east it would be bad for all of us because there's

00:52:55.940 a lot of processing that goes through that line a lot of the crude from alberta goes down and

00:53:00.620 back to texas texas is mostly as i understand gear to process middle eastern crude not so much the

00:53:06.360 heavy oil sands crude but there is some processing capacity there some in the east as well of canada

00:53:11.700 new brunswick i believe with the irvings i'm not too sure but uh definitely like this is all

00:53:16.840 integrated so if you know like it's cutting off your nose to spite your face i saw this great

00:53:21.640 interview leak uh not leaked but shared by the food professor on x the other day to talk about

00:53:26.200 this we can't go tit for tat to someone 10 times bigger than us it's not going to work and it's

00:53:31.080 good politically but it's going to kill us economically it is you saw the poll that someone

00:53:37.720 took or some organization took a poll people are so willing to be in this trade will a war but not

00:53:43.320 willing to take even a five percent tax hike or any economic harm at all so they really it really

00:53:48.120 shows you that there's a disconnect in i'm we're going to get in this big trade war we're going to

00:53:51.880 stand up to america we're going to do this that's great and all but i'm not willing to have anything

00:53:56.840 rise by a dollar well excuse me uh if you want to go to if you want to go and have a fight you're

00:54:01.640 going to get a black eye so if you're not willing to have a black eye then you're not willing to

00:54:04.920 fight like what are you this is how disconnected from reality and the basic equations of situations

00:54:09.560 people are yeah it's we're in an insanity loop crisis where people just go deeper and deeper

00:54:15.400 it's beyond that and you know people are gone i think a lot of it has to do with because eva

00:54:20.600 chipiak explained this one day to chris and i um and she because people were so angry at us right

00:54:26.360 like some people wish that we would just die right and like and we would ask why when did people

00:54:33.320 become so angry and she said you know people are just angry because of the pandemic all the stuff

00:54:38.120 that happened there but it's so much easier to to direct your anger at somebody that where you feel

00:54:47.080 that you can hurt them a lot of people they're not going to be mad at the government because

00:54:51.480 it's ineffective you can be as mad at the government as you want it's so much easier to

00:54:55.560 come after to come after us and i feel like the same thing is happening now with donald trump in

00:55:01.880 the united states like they're they're just focusing there's a laser sharp focus of just

00:55:07.800 hatred um being funneled at this guy that's embarrassingly being led by our politicians

00:55:14.120 and it goes back to what we were saying before like let's get the adults back into the room here

00:55:18.200 yeah it's deflection though and i think people are missing that the failures of our government

00:55:23.480 right now they are deflecting that failure off onto a the leader of another country right now

00:55:28.520 and it's working because like i said my message inbox i got some pretty nasty messages some

00:55:34.120 people were you know like my parents age saying horrible things well guess what if you say

00:55:38.440 if you take the time out of your day to send me a disgustingly horrible message

00:55:42.360 expect one in response like in return please because that's i will do that

00:55:49.240 and when it comes it's even funny because there was there was a comment in here about how

00:55:53.720 i was responsible for locking somebody in their home but you know what but but i i didn't turn

00:55:59.720 the lock like i didn't lock them in their home you locked yourself in your home buddy yeah it

00:56:05.400 had nothing to do with me don't play and if you would have gone out onto the streets you would

00:56:09.640 have had the absolute best time of your entire life honestly so it was so healing to see people

00:56:18.840 yeah that's no no man it's good to let you guys have some hair i kind of stole the show there a

00:56:23.320 a little bit sorry but no it's your show this is your show buddy no it was great to see like just

00:56:29.400 to be part of that thing after so many years of sourness and animosity just to see people enjoying

00:56:34.480 themselves hugging dancing just the basic human life was just it replenished my life bar like

00:56:40.180 nothing else ever could and i i'm so thankful god god was with us all there and and i'll be

00:56:44.740 thankful for that and remember that fondly for the rest of my life now there's some people chasing

00:56:48.180 the dragon you know let's do convoy 17 let's do convoy 27 you know look there's some rib trucks

00:56:54.980 here let's see here comes the freedom convoys there's some rib trucks parked on spark street

00:56:59.140 but you can't recreate the divinely given you can't recreate a historical moment like that

00:57:04.980 what you should be doing is bettering yourself and bettering the space around you and living the life

00:57:10.100 that you've been given the opportunity to have right i had a phone call from a from a guy this

00:57:14.420 morning somebody called me for a chit chat this morning when i was out trucking and they said that

00:57:18.180 what do we got to do to fix this?

00:57:20.040 And they said,

00:57:20.360 that is probably one of the most questions that I get from random people,

00:57:24.700 whether I'm delivering loads or just meeting people on the street.

00:57:27.980 How are we going to fix this?

00:57:29.520 And he said,

00:57:30.120 do we need to do another convoy?

00:57:32.120 Absolutely not.

00:57:33.600 If I hear the word,

00:57:35.020 let's do another convoy.

00:57:36.460 But I think they've tried it about every three months and it's sickening.

00:57:40.800 Convoy had its place.

00:57:42.640 Convoy had its time,

00:57:43.900 but that time has passed.

00:57:45.420 So we can,

00:57:46.060 and all this every three months,

00:57:47.360 crap about trying to convoy again it's lost its validity and it's making us look bad so just stop 0.51

00:57:53.360 with that the next way forward is to become political get involved with your local community 0.97

00:57:58.160 whether your school board your city council your rm council wherever it is just get involved and

00:58:02.960 you can change it from within if you start there but doing another change begins with you it does

00:58:08.720 more than that make yourself healthy make your family healthy and happy make your space good

00:58:13.600 and then grow outward and grow that positivity and strength outwards start here and then and

00:58:18.720 then grow it that way and so yeah just to clarify though ukraine uh russia terrible situation uh

00:58:25.040 two criminal governments acting criminally killing their people it's a crime against humanity it's a

00:58:30.400 disaster it's the largest war since the end of the second world war hundreds of thousands of people

00:58:35.360 who shouldn't be dead are dead uh for the for the machinations of two many of two maniacs two

00:58:40.560 criminals uh you know putin and zelensky in my eye are the same people uh like i'm sorry they are

00:58:46.160 and it's it's suffer it's sad to see the people there suffer there is a validity to that but

00:58:50.800 oftentimes the people who are opining on ukraine have no knowledge about the political relations

00:58:56.400 the the situations in the regions of ukraine no knowledge of the history of the criminality of

00:59:00.720 the government of ukraine of the money laundering and of the trafficking uh ukraine has some very 0.65

00:59:06.320 uh disgusting uh first places on the world leaderboard charts and people should learn a 0.56

00:59:11.200 little bit about ukraine corruption and criminality not the people of ukraine but just because of how 0.98

00:59:16.080 poor and desperate it was and is uh this is this is the environment that welcomes uh the the the

00:59:22.880 underbelly the the deviant the uh the criminal right so and that's why it's not because the

00:59:28.560 people the people are just regular people like anywhere else it's because of the poor the poor

00:59:33.520 the situation they find themselves in and of course this is a long relationship and battle

00:59:37.760 that has been going on with russia for centuries with the ukraine is first you know in my my my

00:59:42.800 knowledge ukraine has existed long before russia right so as i understand i think i hope i'm right

00:59:48.320 on that but long story like the thing called ukraine you know anyways the russian people

00:59:51.920 in the history of that this goes back hundreds thousands of years and their conflict between

00:59:55.760 these land masses have existed forever like many other places and of course in world war ii in the

01:00:00.640 the modern time it's gotten there was a lot of things and even just like we talked about 15 years

01:00:04.700 ago with the 2010s and the revolutions and the the the american meddling as they always do uh just 0.95

01:00:10.160 for whatever reason the cia is basically a gang trying to make money they do the illegal crap they 0.75

01:00:15.300 do the the trafficking they do the weapon sales they try to make their black budget bigger you 0.97

01:00:20.220 know and then they just they get it it's a monster like all of these different things that are

01:00:24.480 supposed to protect people turn into monsters in search of power and money and purpose you know

01:00:29.400 they do good in some some some situations but they do a lot of bad they do a lot of bad um

01:00:35.660 one more thing okay chris i was just gonna say this this war in ukraine is ushered in a new

01:00:41.220 new era of uh of warfare when i watch the reels now from from russia or or ukraine launching

01:00:48.000 drone attacks where they're just flying around and hunting soldiers in the field and then blowing

01:00:52.580 them up from a remote station it's not hand-to-hand combat anymore it's a new era of

01:00:58.380 death and how many i can't help but think of how many people in canada knew their tax dollars went 0.86

01:01:03.760 to flying drones into people over there and murdering them it's disgusting

01:01:07.160 i just want to read this comment um from aaron i'd lost my canadian pride somewhere in the mid

01:01:15.480 late 20 teens i got that back going to ottawa with the convoy at the end i lost my canadian

01:01:20.620 pride again as well as many uh lifelong friends because they had no idea what it was really about

01:01:27.020 our government needs to start listening and doing what is right for us absolutely but you know the

01:01:31.900 greatest thing about it aaron is that i think a lot of us lost a lot of friends but we sure made

01:01:37.040 some new ones and this guy that's sitting here as our guest tonight is definitely one guy that i am

01:01:41.760 so proud as part of my tribe i tell you so you know you gotta take the bad with the good

01:01:47.240 unfortunately but um i agree i mean i the freedom convoy for me was the first time in a very long

01:01:55.880 time that i felt really proud of my country and you know you've heard me say it before i'm sure

01:02:01.240 but i grew up in border towns in southern saskatchewan a lot of them and i used so we used

01:02:05.720 to always see you know that at night when they'd raise their flag on tv and they do all this stuff

01:02:10.360 and i was always just so in awe of the patriotism that i saw coming from the americans and just how

01:02:17.720 they revered their flag and they revered their freedom and and for me uh that was the first time

01:02:24.280 that i felt like i understood how they felt was throughout that period and it wasn't canada per

01:02:31.320 se but it was canadians it was the canadians that made that a success it was not chris barber it was

01:02:37.880 not tamara leach it was no it was the canadians that came together uh we were just a part of the

01:02:44.360 the original team right and so without canadians um it wouldn't have been the ma it was a massive

01:02:51.160 success in my opinion it was a massive success i believe it was i believe we were on the right

01:02:55.920 side of history i believe some year when people open their eyes to the corruption in this country

01:03:00.500 and people see what the government did and the messaging the government did and the steps they

01:03:04.680 took to demonize innocent canadian protesters so you remember our veterans i'll stand behind those

01:03:09.700 guys one until the day i die veterans with just flags no horns no vehicles not blocking impeding

01:03:16.020 anyone we're beaten on our nation's capital we're beaten on on our war monument because for because

01:03:21.620 just simply because they were there yeah yeah i think it's i think the new chief of the auto

01:03:28.260 police is chief stubs if i'm not i just came to my mind i didn't look it up you're right

01:03:31.860 you're absolutely right eric eric stubs i don't know but he's yeah in my mind he's just a process

01:03:36.020 guy he's just uh you know do it by the book it's it's it's going through i'm not touching it it's

01:03:40.740 It's not my job, but I think certainly the one deputy that we discussed in detail, another

01:03:47.160 bald-headed man is myself, very particularly motivated and politically operating, doing

01:03:52.800 political things from the desk of a police officer, which is not a good thing.

01:03:57.020 And it happens all the time.

01:03:58.080 It happens everywhere.

01:03:58.820 It's not unique to Ottawa.

01:04:00.400 Power corrupts, right?

01:04:02.680 And people cross lines.

01:04:04.420 But besides that, so two things, because you guys are giving me so much time.

01:04:07.840 The first thing is, you're talking about the sign-offs at the end of the night when they would do the Star-Spangled Banner.

01:04:12.640 Well, I'm not that old, but I'm old enough that when they were signing off, TV used to sign off when I was a little boy.

01:04:18.900 And so I remember that.

01:04:20.120 And for all things they are, the CBC had quite a few, and you can still look them up on YouTube and see these O'Canada hand-painted or hand-drawn flag and scenes of Toronto and Niagara Falls and the prairies and everything with beautiful renditions of O'Canada.

01:04:35.040 One of my favorites, I think, is called The Glowing Hearts.

01:04:37.520 it's from it's a it's not a cartoon it's a 1979 rendition but they used to have to sign off at

01:04:42.000 night they weren't allowed to do 24 hours or they weren't capable of doing 24 hours so they would

01:04:46.240 sign off and they would end with the anthem we had the old canada and the beautiful national

01:04:50.480 landscape so i grew up here in the heart it's not the heart of canada but it's it's stolen pieces

01:04:55.520 of canada from all over and just brought it in one place and so i i grew up very connected to

01:05:00.080 our country and a lot of people who around me who grew up in ottawa are a complete opposite

01:05:04.080 they're as apolitical as anywhere else uh but i just i'm just i was born special like that

01:05:08.480 in this in the sense of a special interest you know a little bit uh a little bit on the spectrum

01:05:12.400 with that thing you know just wanted to learn about my country and to love my country not not

01:05:16.480 for real but i might as well be and and so i got to see those those sign-offs yeah it's actually

01:05:22.160 patriot smoothie remember yes the second second thing the sign-offs i saw them we used to have

01:05:26.960 them uh cbc's commissioned quite a few of them and uh second one cbc also commissioned gordon

01:05:33.600 lightfoot for the canadian railway trilogy but we're a long way off from those days there was

01:05:38.240 a time in this great land when the railway did not run yeah the wild majestic mountains stood alone

01:05:46.160 i honestly i you're right and there was there used to be so many great things remember the heritage

01:05:50.800 moments that they used to have i mean the cbc even though i feel it's always been very left-leaning

01:05:56.400 um wasn't quite as bad as it is now but you know they would always be promoting canadian unity

01:06:01.600 didn't matter really what side of the spectrum that you were on and we've lost that and I do

01:06:06.720 believe a part of that is because it's demoralization a demoralized fearful population

01:06:13.500 is easier to control and I do believe with all my heart that one of the things that the the Ottawa

01:06:19.680 establishment hated the most about what happened with the freedom convoy was the unity was seeing

01:06:26.300 canadians come together was seeing strangers hugging and crying uh on each other's shoulders

01:06:32.060 and it was all those flags and it was having so much pride and then they did their absolute best

01:06:37.820 to try and stomp it right out literally stomp it out canada was in the chat earlier she knows

01:06:42.660 we broke canada she's a grandma of hens

01:06:46.580 in ottawa we broke the stereotype that stereotype where you know the government created the east

01:06:55.820 versus west and and the the color of your skin that stereotype was broken in ottawa we had people 0.99

01:07:02.120 from quebec hugging people from alberto sharing the flags and and that scared the living shit 0.96

01:07:06.860 out of the government jerome o'sullivan right there with the quebecers there with his big 0.91

01:07:11.080 alberta face his big alberta flag and all the quebecker guys there in the back of that shed 0.59

01:07:15.800 or whatever that was beautiful it was actually one of the first photos that somebody sent me

01:07:20.980 when we got there and like i cried i was like this is all about yeah jerome what a great guy

01:07:27.380 pure alberton but uh amazing man love that guy we grew up in the prairies though john i don't know

01:07:33.460 how you guys wrote there if you're a little bit younger but we have a tv station on the top of

01:07:38.020 the hill it was the old cbc tv station where the nightly broadcasted and when growing up you had

01:07:43.280 channel 5 and channel 12 cbc was channel 5 and cbc tv was channel 12 and you got to watch the

01:07:50.040 Flintstones every day from 12

01:07:51.920 till 12.30 and then the news started.

01:07:54.200 Do you remember that? You'd run home and you'd

01:07:55.960 watch the raccoons. The Wonderful World of

01:07:57.920 Disney on Sunday nights, followed

01:07:59.980 by the Muppet Show. Fraggle Rock.

01:08:01.740 Fraggle Rock. Raccoons.

01:08:04.280 Beach Comets.

01:08:05.800 Little Asobo. How could... 1.00

01:08:07.680 Those were the years. Ooh, I love that.

01:08:09.920 Right.

01:08:12.400 Keeps on calling me.

01:08:14.880 Yeah. Our local

01:08:16.040 rock radio station plays that

01:08:17.860 religiously every Friday morning at

01:08:19.620 8 25. we hear uh the littlest bobo every week i don't get it terry terry i forget his last name

01:08:26.500 terry whatever but he mclean he's the one he's saying i love that song yeah what was the sunday

01:08:33.060 one uh casey and finnegan come on help me out audience mr dress up mr dress up everybody loves

01:08:39.220 him he's beloved just like you know don't forget about the friendly giant the friendly giant yeah

01:08:46.100 mr dressed up some mr rogers we do we need some more of that we absolutely yeah you need that

01:08:52.420 positivity and innocence and uh and good goodwill towards all and uh so you guys have given me a

01:08:59.780 lot of time oh go ahead chris oh i was just gonna pull this up i'm like you remember the raccoons

01:09:04.340 actually i was probably my my raccoons were more or less my brother's age i guess four years younger

01:09:09.060 but darn rates i remember the raccoons yeah come run with us we got passion or whatever i don't know

01:09:16.660 it's good to see you guys smiling and cheerful and uh and not that's just that's someone you say 0.95

01:09:21.300 someone asks you now how do we get through this how do we win well winning looks different depending

01:09:25.220 on who you ask and the best thing you could do is take care of your own four feet of space take

01:09:29.380 care of yourself take care of your family take care of your community and try to grow that that

01:09:32.740 positivity and growth and strength outwards and maybe if we all meet in the middle from all this

01:09:37.060 positivity and growth and strength and we'll fix it that way um i think um i'll say one thing and

01:09:42.180 then i'll tell you the story about the job which is good and then i have to get going great but

01:09:45.620 yeah i'll try to take i'll try to keep it short because i want you guys to be able to finish your

01:09:48.420 show so the first thing is man it might just it just was just in the top of my brain oh yes the

01:09:53.540 reason that the institution ottawa as we call it or some calls it um it's academia it's the elites

01:10:00.500 and what are the elites well they're a real thing and they're people who go to school unfortunately

01:10:04.660 i'm not saying they go to school they get very big heads and very big egos and they think that

01:10:10.900 they should make all the rules and typically that's they do and however academia a long time

01:10:16.180 ago was penetrated and was corrupted into which only one viewpoint was allowed and so through the

01:10:21.860 process of going to your bachelor's degree for four years you're you're shamed and you're you're

01:10:26.100 confided into this one narrow viewpoint that has gotten more and more extreme as time goes on

01:10:31.260 excluding absolutely everything else so at the end of the day the people who become prime minister

01:10:36.100 the people who become policymakers the elite the judges whoever um though i don't agree with that

01:10:41.460 title it is what they are um every society has them they have been indoctrinated more than anyone

01:10:47.780 else into the most narrow and over time extreme far left viewpoint to the exclusion of all other

01:10:54.680 opinions and one of the foundational credences that they are taught in academia no matter what

01:10:59.560 they're studying, whatever their academic background is, is that they should hate themselves

01:11:04.000 and they should hate their country. And that comes as you are a disgusting creature created 1.00

01:11:10.560 of pure evil who has done harm to every other person on the planet. You are a force for 1.00

01:11:16.400 negativity. And the only thing you can do is to constantly live your life in shame and 0.85

01:11:21.000 self-hatred. And at every opportunity, harm yourself and your, as in harm your opportunities

01:11:28.520 in your country and your community in any way that disadvantages your in-group to the advantage 0.99

01:11:33.700 of everyone else, hate yourself, hate what you're doing, you're evil. And it's a very deeply 0.97

01:11:39.020 disgusting and troubled and psychotic thing that has been taught, but it's part of this

01:11:45.980 indoctrination process, one of the foundations. And so people take that as they go out into their

01:11:51.000 leadership roles in our communities, as our police chiefs, as our mayors, as our news anchors, and

01:11:55.980 and they spread that in everything they do,

01:11:58.140 and that is the driving force behind a lot of the twisted things

01:12:01.040 that they are doing.

01:12:02.040 They hate themselves, and they hate their country.

01:12:05.120 And they hate themselves because they were trained to, 0.70

01:12:08.120 and they think they're evil, and they deserve nothing.

01:12:10.360 However, that doesn't stop them from taking their limousines

01:12:12.920 and their champagne and their champagne social system. 0.99

01:12:16.780 Luxury butter. 0.99

01:12:18.440 They don't care about that.

01:12:19.600 They don't feel sad about themselves when they're going

01:12:22.000 and spending $152 on a sandwich.

01:12:24.760 they hate themselves when it comes to seeing people waving flags on on ottawa's streets or

01:12:29.480 people loving our community in a way that they don't approve of that they were trained not to

01:12:33.400 like and that's really the basis so the good news is the job i can't talk about it but what i will

01:12:38.440 say is during the height of the pandemic i was working there and these people were great to me

01:12:42.760 they're some of the greatest bosses and co-workers i've ever had i looked at them with a lot of

01:12:46.360 respect and admiration and like and i really enjoy working with these people and they kept

01:12:51.240 me there a lot longer than i would have been if they were bad bosses but uh during covet it was

01:12:55.960 just completely untenable i was being um you know the through the the powers that be in the situations

01:13:01.240 that we encounter i was being pressured constantly every week i had to submit the test because i

01:13:05.800 wasn't vaccinated and it's like every week every bi-weekly i'd be asked are you vaccinated are you

01:13:10.280 vaccinated where's your test where's your test something that they were ordered to do in order

01:13:13.800 to continue to allow me to uh to do business uh it was just a requirement of the of the work that

01:13:19.240 is provided and so the there was no option um i felt like my boss was very generous to me very

01:13:25.080 accommodating and uh but it was very it was very upsetting to go through that to be to be a second

01:13:32.120 class citizen like that to be subjected to that kind of uh cruelty and even though i had been

01:13:37.400 through the entire situation dealing with the customers the same way we always did had no

01:13:42.280 negative interactions i was not at a greater risk of communicating any kind of a disease as anyone

01:13:46.840 else and I had done it the entire time and now as time had progressed especially in 2021 people

01:13:52.980 became more and more hateful of those who did not vaccinate and it didn't really affect me at work

01:13:57.660 in that way but it affected me in the opportunities I got at work and eventually got to the point where

01:14:01.640 I was chosen for a promotion but the hotel I would have had to go to for the training for the

01:14:05.820 promotion was unwilling to accommodate me without the vaccine card so I lost it and it decided it

01:14:11.200 was time to move elsewhere and then that's when i got my regular seasonal job and once i got to

01:14:16.940 that place it was like well yeah there was still the signs on the doors and the stuff and some

01:14:20.540 people were kind of wearing masks a little bit but i felt like i could just exist there at first

01:14:24.660 when i was going to get hired they're like we have to check with the council to see if we can

01:14:27.580 hire someone who's not back but once i was through the hr nonsense it was just like it was just like

01:14:31.720 going back in time so it was a great red light from the chaos certainly there were people there

01:14:36.600 who were very scared but overall people just kind of lived life we had a very important job to do

01:14:42.360 and too much work to do to be focused on nonsense all day um not to say you know covid's real it's

01:14:48.220 a real thing it came from the wuhan lab it got leaked uh whether deliberately or incompetently 0.71

01:14:53.160 who knows it doesn't really make a difference uh terror now is it a terrible bioweapon well look 0.76

01:14:57.760 at the economic damage look at the transfer of wealth to the billionaires during that period

01:15:02.260 mom and pa shops disappeared across the world across the united states across small town canada

01:15:06.580 across everywhere. But Walmart, Amazon, McDonald's, Burger King, whatever, they all enjoyed record

01:15:12.280 profits. Record profits. I think the wealth transfer was something like $35 trillion to the

01:15:18.300 world's 100 richest billionaires or something. So crazy amount of disparity in wealth inequality,

01:15:23.600 which is something the left says they care a lot about, but they're not very passionate about

01:15:27.000 analyzing the wealth inequality of the pandemic because there are certain other things that

01:15:31.380 force them to focus on their one view. You see, it's not about consistency. It's about the message.

01:15:35.980 just about winning it's not about being consistent and so it's the point is whatever is winning in

01:15:41.900 that second that's how the left operates but um so the good news is back i went in there a few

01:15:46.940 weeks ago just to say hi sister recently got a job adjacent to them and decided hey i'll go see them

01:15:51.920 for the first time in like almost five years i walked in it was like i never left two bosses

01:15:55.880 were on top of me can you come work can you come work can you come work and i said i can

01:15:59.060 come work for you know a few like maybe a month and a half they said we'll take it

01:16:02.500 which was like okay fine you know i'm not i haven't worked yet since the surgery um so i've

01:16:07.380 been and ever since i've been running like like it was back in the day like before any of this

01:16:10.960 happened so it's kind of a healing journey to go back to the place where i left at the height of

01:16:15.460 the pandemic go and have this and and interact with people and be positive and build my own

01:16:20.240 personal strength up again and get back into the working world and so there's multiple elements of

01:16:25.140 healing happening now i still have a little bit of issues some of the medications need to be dialed

01:16:29.380 in but overall i'm feeling really good i have um another like very advanced complex apnea they call

01:16:35.620 it with a lot of central apnea which is kind of hard to treat you know i don't have a c-pat

01:16:39.460 machine i have like a bipap machine and then it's like an asv machine that's later down so that's

01:16:43.780 that's being worked out and it's a huge thing that needs to but but overall it's just a great

01:16:48.180 opportunity to get back into it and and also i think if it is a healing experience so i wanted

01:16:52.660 to share that can't really talk about more than that but it's amazing it's awesome it's awesome

01:16:56.420 it is it's like full circle right yeah well you know i i've i've said to you a few times now john

01:17:02.900 when i've seen you online you look amazing you have a glow uh about you that i that i've never

01:17:09.060 seen before and you know your smile you just have the best smile in the whole wide world and um

01:17:15.780 tell everyone where they can find you yeah uh real right bland x facebook uh thing down below

01:17:23.620 i'm not posting as much these days but guys thanks so much for having me on thanks for all the time

01:17:28.660 all right we went way longer than i thought we would but you know this was like with shadow

01:17:31.780 davis a few weeks ago once we started i couldn't stop yeah that's right i could listen to you for

01:17:38.100 hours so don't ever feel don't ever feel that keep your heads up you know you do such a good job of

01:17:43.460 reporting the news john like you are probably there's so many people across this country that

01:17:47.540 followed your stories from our courtroom and other people's courtrooms as well so i just want to say

01:17:52.100 on behalf of everybody god willing i'm done with the court but i know you guys are going back you

01:17:59.540 know like it's it's sad with what happened with pat uh you know there's been a lot of um whatever

01:18:04.020 but it's terrible it's not over it's not over they're going after you guys they want to appeal

01:18:08.580 this and they want to do a re-sentencing or whatever so you know what i'll probably have

01:18:13.300 to make the time to come out for that it's really awful what it's really awful and you know whatever

01:18:20.020 people or people think about pat he does not deserve this he um no but if you look at this

01:18:25.620 is how they're getting people they're getting the acquittals convicted on appeal in a lot of these

01:18:30.820 cases with no new evidence uh no new hearings no new arguments they're just a stroke of a pen

01:18:36.340 and the same thing's gonna happen me and chris are gonna the same thing's gonna happen to us

01:18:40.820 this is gonna end up in the supreme court the superior court of uh so the ontario court of

01:18:44.980 appeals or the court of appeals for ontario has like i think a panel of 24 25 judges who alternate

01:18:50.020 and i think i think they i don't know how exactly it works but i think they could do like three

01:18:53.620 panels on a case so i think it was three of those 24 25 20 whatever judges who looked at pat's case

01:18:59.620 but if you each of those people are are quite their political positions are public are quite

01:19:03.700 clear i think one of them might have been a candidate or a donor or whatever but very

01:19:07.140 politically inclined in uh superior court of justice and the uh court of appeals are appointed

01:19:11.220 federally that's all you really need to know and uh justin trudeau was in power for so long that

01:19:15.380 anyone before him is long gone basically uh so they never had a chance and i think that these

01:19:20.020 judges erred in law i'm a layman but i'm going to look at what they wrote and i think it's sloppy

01:19:23.940 i think they aired in law and i think that everything that they said about the decision

01:19:27.780 is an error of law i think that they are inconsistent in illogical and wrong i think

01:19:32.420 that they made political statements not legal statements and i think they're uh i think in

01:19:37.380 quotes the quote that these three judges put into this legal document this legal decision

01:19:43.460 which is shocking from all the evidence that came out at the poec and it's not verbatim but it was

01:19:48.740 something to the effect of the freedom convoy was an organized and coordinated attack on the

01:19:55.860 citizens of ottawa they wrote that into a legal decision after all the evidence that came out at

01:20:01.940 the poec that is absolutely not true but that is now written into a legal decision which is also

01:20:08.660 going to directly affect me and chris and anybody else who still has hearings coming down and you

01:20:13.300 you know that this is all going to get quoted eventually in court so that certain judges can

01:20:16.900 feel offended or whatever about whatever comments are made but what i will say is uh put your ego

01:20:22.420 aside and do your job as a legal adjudicator and put your emotions at the door people are allowed

01:20:26.900 to say things that shouldn't in fact your your decision making process and i hope uh whoever

01:20:31.940 whoever crown attorney tries to play this in whatever court uh plays that section for the

01:20:35.460 for their honor to uh to listen to astutely and remember that they are to separate themselves

01:20:40.500 from their emotions and to think as a automaton as a robot as an analyzer of fact and logic

01:20:46.020 completely separated from their own perspective and uh emotion just will they do it no just look

01:20:52.300 at our current prosecutors through the course of our two-year trial it was it was like on the

01:20:56.480 playground and these two were toddlers and they were tattling on everybody to the to the mummy

01:21:01.160 teacher that was watching or whatever the parent it was disgusting behavior i would i would really

01:21:05.300 like to see what the crowns themselves are saying between themselves and uh i'm sure it's it's

01:21:10.160 totally unprofessional i'm sure it's very personal i'm sure it's quite disgusting i'm sure they've

01:21:14.380 said very inappropriate things that are totally inappropriate like uh maybe how they're coordinating

01:21:19.760 the cases maybe how they're coordinating to try to get to the result they want instead of doing

01:21:23.360 what's in the public interest which is the primary uh personal is the primary equation that the

01:21:28.580 prosecution service is supposed to make is this prosecution in the public service uh is the goal

01:21:33.700 we're pursuing in the public service and why are we doing this no it's all feelings it's all

01:21:37.240 personal and i can i guarantee you that their communications are atrocious possibly illegal

01:21:42.600 definitely atrocious definitely political a hundred percent i bet any money i have that

01:21:46.780 there's political conversations happening uh it's not matters of law it's matters of feelings it's

01:21:51.180 matters of personal dislike it's matters of politics i'll bet you any money in the world

01:21:55.820 to anybody hey if you want to say hey mr crown you know whatever i bet you a million dollars

01:22:01.500 bet you a billion dollars i don't have it but uh if you were a betting man you gave me the money

01:22:05.080 i know i'm going to win it i know that there's disgusting personal political conversations

01:22:09.440 happening it's it's human nature and these people have made a lot of their emotions very clear um

01:22:14.540 would it be enough to throw the case out maybe in an objective course maybe not but it definitely

01:22:20.000 exists there's definitely comments there where they're saying oh yes look at boys karimji

01:22:24.280 i'm not going to name names but there's i will i am naming names but there's definitely

01:22:30.540 schoolyard conversations happening uh there always is and what i really want to say also is

01:22:37.260 the court of appeal um i think that the decision that they wrote was um childish i believe that it

01:22:43.580 was elementary i believe that it was um unsophisticated i believe that in compared to

01:22:49.260 the um to the to the process that justice hackland as a trial judge took and the conclusions that he

01:22:54.460 came to in the pat king case and the legal reasonings and the case law that he depended on

01:22:59.660 are we're so much more robust so much more based in facts and logic and the law and i believe that

01:23:05.180 the uh much and i believe the court of appeals uh decision was much shorter much more political

01:23:10.140 much more emotional very much much much much less case law and it feels like no actually i feel this

01:23:16.220 way and this is the outcome whereas i feel like when you look at and i i want to say this i

01:23:20.380 remember at the beginning of pat king's trial a journalist i believe what the cbc came to me and

01:23:25.820 said you know i know you're not going to like the outcome of this but you should know that justice

01:23:29.980 haklund is very well regarded as a very fair adjudicator and so there's not much room to

01:23:34.860 criticize him and so i think that that uh that particular reporter and uh something to the

01:23:40.140 nature of that effect was said to me and i believe that that reporter if he had integrity and others

01:23:45.340 should come forward and say you know actually justice haklund's decision in this 100 plus pages

01:23:49.500 of analysis and legal reasoning for why he acquitted him of the intimidation the basis of

01:23:53.820 intimidation uh and how we get this slop of this 20 or 30 page whatever it is court of appeals

01:23:58.860 emotional appeal uh political statement are two entirely different universes and and remember his

01:24:05.260 comments to me in that hallway uh two or three years ago at the beginning of this trial and to

01:24:09.260 use his uh his position to maybe speak on or investigate that yeah but no but no obviously

01:24:18.140 everyone's gonna be watching you know what's going on with pat's case and i certainly hacklin was

01:24:23.020 very it was extremely well done hacklin was extremely well done he should have his sentencing

01:24:29.100 um because it was an error in law it was an error in law to to to reverse hacklin's decision

01:24:35.560 hacklin's decision was to the letter of the law hacklin's decision was sound hacklin's decision

01:24:40.940 has parts i don't agree with but hacklin's decision was entirely illegal and now an exercise

01:24:45.620 of entirely legal analysis whereas the the opinion or the decision released by the ontario

01:24:51.620 court of appeal is a political opinion with very little or no legal analysis like a decision made

01:24:59.140 on paper no retrial no nothing they just disregarded the findings of a judge and wrote

01:25:05.020 their own decision over and said basically this guy screwed up on the intimidation yeah and and

01:25:09.840 they're entitled to do that they can either order a new retrial or they can they can they can change

01:25:13.620 the decision now hopefully when they just when they change this which honestly kind of preferable

01:25:18.780 because god forbid he had to do that again 20 days inside of a oh my god you're not going to

01:25:25.360 get it you're not going to get another justice hacklin it was said like it said to me by the

01:25:28.300 cbc reporter in the hallway three years ago yeah you know he's very well respected he's very well

01:25:32.920 uh objective everyone appreciates him so you're not going to have much room to criticize his

01:25:36.840 decision here so it's like well uh look oh clearly the court of appeal for ontario disagrees uh and

01:25:44.260 disagree very very slot very sloppily and very rudiment there's not very many hacklins left in

01:25:49.460 our justice system there's a lot of activists um so uh there's you're not getting justice hacklin

01:25:55.220 you're getting justice uh you know political team yeah it's a disgrace justice the blue hairs justice

01:26:01.540 blue hairs elbows up so anyways that's i think i wanted you guys to do your closing i got to get

01:26:08.340 going i'm really late but yeah it was wonderful seeing you guys going god bless you guys coming

01:26:12.420 on john yeah keep your heads up i like your hats it's a great hat thank you i can't wear hats man

01:26:20.340 i sweat too much but uh two more months hey until you guys are done yeah i know we've got 26 days

01:26:26.420 left of our house arrest and then uh we'll be on curfew of course nothing's really going to change

01:26:32.820 uh other than we can leave our homes when pat was on curfew they were coming at like three or four

01:26:37.060 in the morning the med like the alberta police i know not a rcmd like i think it was medicine

01:26:41.300 had i don't know who which police service it was i think he was by red deer but they were they were

01:26:45.300 coming out like at four or five in the morning like i was through two in the morning are you

01:26:48.020 there they know he's there they've got his phone traced they know everything you know and i will

01:26:52.260 say like he he was harassed i i feel like he was harassed i mean i i haven't i've had a few police

01:26:58.340 visits but nothing you know like what pat faced and like i said i mean i know that there's hard

01:27:02.740 feelings that pat has towards us which is fine i do not wish him any ill will i certainly hope

01:27:07.940 he does not go back to jail um and we're going to be watching this very closely and

01:27:12.660 you know i just hope that i hope that that it works out um and we'll it's it's just it's just

01:27:17.940 not right i mean he spent five years he spent five months in jail over this already so but

01:27:23.540 anyways yesterday john you need you guys you need to get your heads up keep your spirits up yeah

01:27:28.660 chris i can see you guys every day you're firing out those great videos every day tomorrow you're

01:27:32.580 looking great you're uh you're keeping your spirits up and that's that's the best thing you

01:27:36.180 can do your own four feet of space and spread that outwards and that's what everyone else can do too

01:27:40.180 god bless you all you can do this you can make things better we can

01:27:46.980 all right we love you man have a good night get some sleep bye-bye amazing oh my gosh i love him

01:27:53.300 to death that yeah john is one of those guys that just lifts your spirits he just taught

01:27:59.940 the guy had open heart surgery like how long ago and you know here he is doing good and we got a

01:28:05.460 couple super chats we certainly do thanks you guys uh let's see we have god let me see

01:28:13.140 peter hey how's it going peter two dollar keep on being awesome great stream thank you so much

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01:28:44.980 two weeks gone so uh i didn't wreck anything i didn't wreck anything while you were gone tasha

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01:29:09.740 you so much uh chris we got it wow this has been a long one and uh we can i'm gonna go to bed i've

01:29:17.820 got to go tomorrow i'm gonna go make some supper and i'm gonna probably have a beer on the deck

01:29:22.460 and i'm gonna go to bed i was been up since four and i'm gonna be tired exactly well i just want

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01:29:56.680 next for next week you know i've got a couple things in the works for next week i'm not too

01:30:00.440 sure yet i'm actually hoping to get matt alexander and john carpe on i have spoken with them both i

01:30:05.800 just haven't confirmed of course with everything that's going on there um so i'd like to get them

01:30:10.040 on uh i've talked to christine mcpherson who has been a huge huge uh part a volunteer for not only

01:30:16.200 the nci but uh for also the allison inquiry so you know we might want to hear from her next week also

01:30:21.480 so or barring that you're just going to be stuck with me and chris talking about a bunch of nonsense

01:30:26.600 my uh my monthly update from the justice center for constitutional freedoms i encourage everybody

01:30:33.400 if it wasn't for people like the democracy fund and the justice center for constitutional

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01:30:51.560 because the government but the justice center and democracy fund are the ones that are actually

01:30:54.920 keeping the civil liberties fights going right now in this country be happy to have john on it's good

01:30:59.400 to talk to john carpace so yeah well either way either way i'd like to get him to come on at some

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01:31:14.440 convoy cases themselves um so yeah i mean just so much thanks to to those guys and thank you

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House Arrest - September 11, 2026

Ep. 45 Jon Villeneuve

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