House Arrest - Ep. 47 Canadian Justice, Eh？

00:00:00.160 Okay guys, when is enough enough? January 23rd. I say we start a slow roll across Canada.

00:00:23.840 That is so cool. I love it. I could watch it over and over and over again. I have watched

00:00:29.420 over and over again it only took us what uh what episode are we on 47 47 46 episodes to come up

00:00:38.780 with an intro so great job how is everyone good i'm good i see candace is back i was just chatting

00:00:48.300 with her on text message she's napping she's got a bunch of baby chicks being born right now so

00:00:53.180 she's a tired mama yeah and iron shepherd is here hello nice to see you again carla's back in the

00:01:00.860 house great to see you carla thanks for joining us let us know where you're into in the chat please

00:01:05.980 we'd like to know where people are watching from i really like that actually it gives us a really

00:01:10.460 good display of where everybody is in the country and sometimes really amazes me we see people

00:01:14.780 overseas true that is true i have tons of mail from people overseas yes so oh informed consent

00:01:24.140 i love it how welcome back i love this order of canada for you too from truth magnet thank you

00:01:30.540 very much well hello everyone and welcome to what did i say episode 47 i think of house arrest

00:01:36.380 yeah i know and uh we got what 13 12 days left of our house arrest portion of the sentence and

00:01:45.180 then we will be sliding on into the old curfew uh so candace says she's from on terrible

00:01:53.820 see we got some hearing from the united states good job yeah welcome gary thanks for joining us

00:01:59.420 susan's back here nice to see you debbie from winnipeg diane from regina brenda mason of course

00:02:06.860 is from the hurt feelings capital of canada love you brenda thanks for joining i don't know where

00:02:11.980 i hope goes well in ottawa um yeah but you're right yeah there's a lot of hurt feelings in the

00:02:17.180 capital of canada for sure somebody honks a horn susanna is in from barry ontario hello martin and

00:02:24.940 martin damsel's here uh dean ferguson is coming in from saskatchewan i know i know it's too funny

00:02:33.260 isn't it i mean do you think that my age having a 10 p.m curfew is like a punishment

00:02:40.460 i think it was i was up late last night 10 30 but then i was up at 4 30 like going oh my god i got

00:02:45.500 this call to make i got this thing to do and i was gonna get up and start working in the office and

00:02:49.660 and i thought no chris just like lie there and relax so i did yeah how was your week you're in

00:02:56.120 manitoba now of course how is i am it's absolutely gorgeous i can look out my window down in the

00:03:01.980 valley and all the trees literally just started changing color like a day ago so it's absolutely

00:03:07.000 gorgeous absolutely gorgeous it's been so it's been it's really busy like three little kids

00:03:12.700 chasing around three little kids is uh it's a full-time job no doubt yes and we're talking like

00:03:18.600 uh like five two and ten months so it's it's a handful but it's good i'm enjoying it i'm thankful

00:03:27.640 my kids are growing up now i mean grandchildren will probably come soon i guess but uh my

00:03:32.200 daughter's obviously engaged my son is very committed in a relationship and i see it on

00:03:36.680 the future but right now chopper jonathan i spent the day-to-day collecting antique farm equipment

00:03:42.040 it was actually quite i should have a clip for it we uh we had a neighbor uh one of our family

00:03:47.560 great family friends that's moved into town off the family farm and wanted all of his antiques to

00:03:51.640 go not to the scrap guys to a good home and he knows that we will look after it and make good

00:03:56.360 use of it so it was a bunch of old early 1920s john deere uh farm equipment like a paddle logger

00:04:03.800 i'm not sure of the year i haven't done the research side delivery hay rake and of course

00:04:07.240 there was a little cat crawler like a little d2 crawler and so jonathan's licking his lips he's

00:04:13.240 already had this thing half tore apart already trying to free up the components so we can start

00:04:16.840 this thing it's a little diesel so it only cost 35 to start it probably but we'll we'll pay that

00:04:24.840 yeah why not that's awesome awesome oh michael's here from colonna nice to see you michael

00:04:32.680 tracy of course we are the disturbers we are not ship disturbs now of course because

00:04:39.240 under conditions from causing i guess so that's true that's true we are partners in alleged crime

00:04:46.360 well alleged because we're appealing all of this stuff uh well before we get started i want to do

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00:05:38.840 was up oh uh no it was uh empty promises uh that should be mark carney's coffee blend that's all

00:05:47.980 he does is chat and can you believe what what he did today uh that what he was saying about

00:05:53.720 donald trump and taking over canada you know i swear the last few days you know i get up every

00:05:59.860 morning and i check my social media usually and i just end up mad so that's one reason i'm really

00:06:04.240 glad i'm so busy out here is because i don't spend as much time online and i don't because

00:06:08.140 it just makes my blood boil it's absolutely i think it was mario zaleo this morning that did

00:06:12.920 a good post about that how uh he i think it was mario correct me if i'm wrong anybody i don't

00:06:17.840 want to get the name wrong but i watched so many videos this morning when i have him a coffee

00:06:21.180 something's coming the something's coming for the liberal government is going to look absolutely

00:06:26.340 horrible so now what they do is they run to the media and they start this false story to make

00:06:30.460 people have their their silly elbows in the air looking like fools yeah and then they distract

00:06:37.420 you know this is what it is we need canadians angry at the orange man because of course

00:06:41.740 everything in canada is you know donald trump's fault i find it absolutely pathetic to watch

00:06:46.860 our government is literally handing away our children's futures right now

00:06:50.860 yeah and this is what they do projection projection projection

00:06:55.340 exactly well they went from hating us to hating him like directly

00:07:00.780 i don't know when uh some canadians not all canadians but i don't know when some canadians

00:07:04.780 uh became just so hateful i i don't understand it i i don't recognize this country anymore

00:07:11.100 so like i said it's really refreshing to be really out in the country and just appreciating

00:07:16.220 uh what this country really is instead of all the nonsense that we see happening in our government

00:07:22.220 well it is i think canadians are so far away from the values and you know we've we've honestly we've

00:07:28.140 been so well off here for so long people haven't had to worry about the money you know that we've

00:07:32.940 we've had a good economy. Everything's been good. We are very entitled as a society in Canada right

00:07:39.140 now. And when things start to look a little rough, you know, we haven't had a world conflict that

00:07:44.500 has taken our children away since World War II. That changes things a lot when people feel real

00:07:51.180 hardships like that. And I think, not that I want to say that it's needed again, but I think some

00:07:55.920 people need a reality check. They're just so reliant on the system. Like how many people live

00:08:00.720 in you know downtown in an apartment and the eggs are in the grocery store but they have no clue

00:08:05.820 where they come from you know the farmers out there that are working hard the grain farmers

00:08:09.560 right now the cost right now on us carriers commercial carriers is unbelievable i did a

00:08:16.080 post on social media uh last week i think it was um 19 500 was my fuel cost for my trucks for one

00:08:25.380 week and that was four trucks and two of them were running in the states um it is killing us

00:08:32.280 right now and in the poor farmers right now with the cost of diesel fuel in the middle of harvest

00:08:36.660 um you know one of those big combines that's running out in the field did you see

00:08:40.040 we'll eat a thousand liters of diesel in a day that's that's just about three thousand dollars

00:08:45.660 a day a day you know two to three thousand dollars a day that and they don't get to put a few i get

00:08:50.900 at least can put a fuel surcharge on my trucking rates and try and compensate you know my my

00:08:55.280 a little bit but those farmers can't do that they're essentially exactly they

00:09:02.040 absolutely have to um gosh she just said something and made a point I was gonna

00:09:05.540 comment on yeah I forgot I lost it that's okay um so how was your week with

00:09:14.060 on house arrest how are things going with your peel she must be excited that

00:09:17.240 you're you're almost done well I mean you'll still have to you'll still have

00:09:20.880 to communicate with her obviously throughout the curfew till April but

00:09:23.960 yeah you know it's we've found our way to get through it i think you know when i listen to

00:09:28.860 your stories and how you run your your curfews when you're allowed to travel for work you know

00:09:33.760 you you told me that like bathroom breaks have to be wrote down you have to know where you're

00:09:37.360 going to stop one of the biggest issues i've faced in the last 11 months 11 and a half months was i

00:09:42.880 don't know where i'm going to stop i don't know when my logbook's going to run out i don't know

00:09:46.420 if that combine that i'm going to haul is going to start repairs maintenance breakdowns that sort

00:09:51.620 stuff like that all that stuff has played a hell of a role in the last 11 months on this but i've

00:09:58.060 weaved my way through it and and i know when i email her my schedule changes and and i if it's

00:10:04.740 granted it's granted and i'll work with it but if she has the right i know and i understand that so

00:10:09.800 i just go home um it's been a struggle but i've worked my way through it and i've yeah and she's

00:10:17.200 been good like she she just says out on the road um when she's writing my my list for the week it's

00:10:22.720 it's out on the road hauling load from point a to point b i always give her the places and the

00:10:26.220 customers that i'm working for and where i'm going and she also just says i love to stop for fuel and

00:10:32.320 meals so i i don't have to write in there where i'm stopping for breaks or sleeps and i'm very

00:10:37.220 thankful for that so kind of brought me back to reality when i was talking to you last week and

00:10:41.200 you said oh i have to stop for my mandatory bathroom break yeah that's right yeah no kidding

00:10:46.960 yeah no i'm not allowed to make any stop sites everywhere i go is absolutely the most direct

00:10:52.120 route and unless i have permission to stop somewhere um and of course today you can't

00:10:56.560 even you can't there's cameras everywhere like you just you really can't so it's uh it's crazy

00:11:02.220 well my week was good i think we talked a little bit last week i met my new po out here he seems

00:11:07.380 like a really nice guy and actually uh going forward like in medicine hat i was only supposed

00:11:13.140 to meet mine every two months after six months i can't remember what it was um but anyways i i

00:11:20.100 will actually be going to meet him at wayway secapo uh first nations which is not too far from

00:11:25.300 here so that's my next appointment on october the 14th but um but he's been he's been really good i

00:11:30.580 think it's gonna work out just fine and uh of course he knows it's just temporary for now you

00:11:34.740 know oh oh oh oh i see one of our our amazing friends in the chat here right now diego oh

00:11:41.460 yeah with us a lot in ottawa and uh yeah where is he at now did he move to this calgary calgary

00:12:01.460 he's in ocotox i think they're doing good out there too and hopefully they like it i know they

00:12:05.540 moved from uh they moved from quebec and they had a heck of a story actually if you uh remember they

00:12:12.340 left because well they're one of their their kids got kicked out of school because they pulled

00:12:17.300 their children out of school i believe it was for a day when they were going to be reading a

00:12:21.860 questionable book in school and that just raised a whole bunch of whole bunch of problems and they

00:12:27.060 ended up kicking their little kids out of school it was just terrible it was terrible so anyways i

00:12:31.700 hope things are going well i've got to definitely catch up to him i was just texting with him

00:12:35.140 earlier saying we need to have time for a phone call but I have literally zero time unless the

00:12:40.580 baby's sleeping and when the baby's sleeping I have to do work work so so yeah but hopefully

00:12:46.280 over the weekend Diego we can sit down and have a chat so but yeah we're down to we're down to 12

00:12:51.860 days left of house arrest somebody asked what I was going to do on my first day and I said probably

00:12:56.820 nothing but I think I might just go for a drive I don't really feel the need to go anywhere in

00:13:01.940 particular, but I sure would love to get in my truck and drive some back roads around here.

00:13:06.740 What about you? What are you going to do? I've got my high school, after high school truck. My

00:13:10.940 first loan, it's a 1992 Chevy. I've got it all fixed up over the years and I don't drive it

00:13:16.980 anymore. It just sits in the storage shed. So it's a beautiful truck and I've owned it for

00:13:21.080 many, many, many years. I think I bought it. It was a second owner, I guess. 20, somewhere in

00:13:28.240 there 21 maybe and uh yeah so i'll put plates on it here and i will uh i'll take it for a burn to

00:13:34.760 town maybe go through the drive-thru have coffee with somebody um that's my plan it's got a huge

00:13:40.280 stereo system in it like the back seat it's 1992 and it is everything 1992 so nice you know what

00:13:48.680 i'm excited it'll be nice you know like there's so many things right now happening like i i'm

00:13:53.660 working in the shop in a day and i need a filter or i need a bolt or something i can't just you

00:13:59.060 know i have to rely on my kids my dad you know can you run over to the co-op and get some parts

00:14:04.580 and and you know for the most part we've just built a stockpile of parts ready to go in the

00:14:08.720 shop but you always no matter what you're fixing you always need something so that's right it's

00:14:13.760 been a struggle but yeah it could be worse we could be in jail for mischief in canada

00:14:18.840 Yeah, and not add a two-year trial.

00:14:21.820 Yeah, no kidding.

00:14:23.520 Well, that's sort of the topic of the show tonight is Canadian justice,

00:14:27.460 the Canadian justice system, which is, you know,

00:14:29.900 obviously a total and complete joke.

00:14:33.300 And, you know, I try not to be too critical of some of the things

00:14:37.480 that have taken place in our trial and with the Crown prosecutors,

00:14:42.060 very publicly, because, of course, you know,

00:14:44.300 this is still going to go on for years.

00:14:45.660 We're going to end up in the Supreme Court.

00:14:46.960 I 100% believe that our acquittal and intimidation acquittals are going to be overturned and we will be convicted upon appeal.

00:14:56.880 And at which case we're going to end up in the in the Supreme Court, which doesn't give me much hope.

00:15:02.440 I don't know about you, but you know my saying nobody loves Chief Justice Richard Wagner more than Chief Justice Richard Wagner.

00:15:09.100 and he's already come out uh obviously i think it was shortly after the freedom convoy and did an

00:15:14.500 interview in le devois magazine from quebec and was you know basically saying if you're a judge

00:15:20.220 in canada and you're sitting in front of any of these freedom convoy anarchists you know they

00:15:25.520 should all be uh in jail so i don't have much i don't hold out much hope for that but we'll see

00:15:31.680 and in the meantime of course we're still waiting for the old emergencies act uh appeal uh to even

00:15:37.260 find out if the supreme court is going to hear it and you would think that they'd sort of want

00:15:40.300 to get all over that you know and get to the bottom of what happened so but i i i don't know

00:15:45.340 i don't know um well it was released andrew lawton released the numbers uh on uh on x about what the

00:15:51.740 government has spent in lawyer fees fighting the emergencies acts and all the appeal appeals do

00:15:57.580 you remember what the figure was uh four million four million dollars of your hard-earned tax

00:16:02.700 dollars i guess right yeah well and i mean that's nothing it's definitely way more than four million

00:16:08.700 chris they've spent just about 15 million just uh prosecuting us just our case alone so i don't i

00:16:16.300 don't believe that number for a second i'll add this to the conversation tamara did you have a

00:16:20.220 truck in downtown ottawa i did not did you ever honk a horn in downtown ottawa when we first got

00:16:27.340 to the hill when we were driving up i remember i honked your horn in the truck uh right on the very

00:16:32.700 first day but i wasn't i had no vehicle there i had no horn to honk for the rest of the time i was

00:16:37.660 there did you advocate for violence while you were in ottawa absolutely not did you work with city

00:16:43.740 officials and try to work with the government did you work with law enforcement yep we sure did were

00:16:49.100 Were you practicing your Canadian charter right of peaceful protest when we were in Ottawa?

00:16:56.700 Yes, exactly.

00:16:57.880 So how the hell can we be charged with intimidation or even mischief for that fact?

00:17:03.440 I didn't even honk a horn in downtown Ottawa after we first got there, you know.

00:17:09.320 Yeah, that's right, exactly.

00:17:11.120 The horn injunction was in place after I think the third day.

00:17:13.860 I spent most of my time walking the streets trying to get people to shut their bloody horns off

00:17:17.520 because there was you know that's what we were trying to you know having the judges of the

00:17:22.580 appeals court for pat here a little while ago state that it was a blatant obvious attack on

00:17:27.580 the citizens of ottawa bullshit i'm sorry but i didn't park any trucks or anybody in a residential

00:17:32.880 area and i spent most of my days trying to alleviate the pressures in that downtown course so

00:17:37.480 kiss my ass that that is wrong so yeah and yeah that wording was really terrible a court

00:17:44.820 pat king court of appeal decision um let's see if i can find that quote because it's it's alarming

00:17:52.500 that what they said in um in their ruling yeah exactly about it being an organized and coordinated

00:18:00.060 attack on the citizens of ottawa something to that effect anyways but uh which wasn't true we had we

00:18:05.540 went through the whole inquiry and all the evidence that came out of the inquiry and what's scary is

00:18:09.580 that three judges wrote that into a legal decision and they know it's not true it's just talking

00:18:15.320 points all talking points so yeah what about Glenn Beck have you been going to go back a couple weeks

00:18:23.160 now but Glenn Beck did a pretty cool podcast one night U.S. podcaster Glenn Beck speaking about

00:18:29.100 Tamera Leach and Chris Barber and how you know Canada is seeking all of the woke professors in

00:18:35.300 the u.s and glenn's like absolutely we'll do a prisoner exchange we'll meet on the bridge

00:18:40.560 the rainbow bridge i think he called it yeah the rainbow bridge uh yeah awesome awesome podcast

00:18:47.080 that was pretty cool when glenn was like we'll take tamara leach and chris barber and we'll give

00:18:50.800 you guys all the woke professors down there that's awesome he said yeah we should have loaded that

00:18:57.640 clip up i don't know if tasha can do that or not but um yeah there is uh it's quite a long one

00:19:03.160 that whole thing what he talks about but yeah he said even take you and me all of the freedom convoy

00:19:08.360 people and everyone that's had their bank accounts frozen and they said in all your jews like because

00:19:13.160 they're they're not being treated very well up there so it was a great clip from i think that

00:19:17.240 was two weeks ago wasn't it it was i'm just scrolling through my camera oh i'm sorry i'm

00:19:21.720 looking at my phone but um i might have deleted it my phone has like 97 used for so i'm kind of

00:19:28.280 of deleting yeah I obviously deleted it I've got lots of mean pictures in here

00:19:33.220 like moab canoe and his mouth going on the last while Doug Ford and his mouth

00:19:36.980 going on the last while David Eby what are your thoughts on BC right now oh my

00:19:42.200 god I try not to think about it that is an absolute gong show and again I mean

00:19:52.280 we do not live in a democratic society anymore we absolutely don't I mean they

00:19:57.400 rail they she was carrilyn finley was voted in not very long ago by the members and they've

00:20:03.000 basically just pushed her out of course with all of her caucus members uh leaving to or not caucus

00:20:08.740 members but all of her uh uh conservative counterparts uh that were leaving i don't know

00:20:14.900 i think it's a complete gong show and you know the only time david eby ever smiles is when he's

00:20:20.140 you know campaigning in front of a camera other than that like i said it's sad potato is sad he

00:20:24.860 always looks so sad i i would bet dollars to donuts that that man is very heavily medicated

00:20:31.100 that's what he looks like to me very heavily medicated but he's destroying bc he's absolutely

00:20:36.840 destroying british columbia which is really sad and um you know he'll get up in front of a podium

00:20:41.940 and talk about how donald trump is so terrible and this is all the americans fault and blah blah

00:20:46.500 but he doesn't get up and talk about bc's drug problem he doesn't get up and talk about the land

00:20:52.100 grab and the property rights problems that they have there uh he doesn't get up and talk about

00:20:56.820 the super fentanyl labs that they're fighting or their gang violence that they have there or you

00:21:01.540 know the um uh chinese infiltration that's happening in bc so he never talks about any of

00:21:09.460 that stuff he just points to donald trump and says you know he's bad he's bad that's the new

00:21:14.580 political way in canada right now and you've watched it all across this country doug ford

00:21:19.220 based his whole election on somebody has to stand up to donald trump if standing in front of a

00:21:23.860 microphone and blabbing like a buffoon is standing up to donald trump you're doing a bang up job

00:21:28.740 there doug ford well i was just gonna say and that's exactly it when you can't stand on your

00:21:33.620 own record and talk about all the things that you've done and accomplished and instead you have

00:21:39.780 to um you have to point fingers somewhere else canada's current state is not the problem is not

00:21:45.940 the fault of the united states in any way shape or form this started long before donald trump this

00:21:50.500 has been you know 11 years more it's been more than 11 years but i mean it's really been escalating

00:21:56.340 of course in the last 11 years um canadians have nobody to blame but themselves and you know this

00:22:01.700 is a comment that i was i made to diego earlier it's like where are our men where are the men

00:22:07.620 like let's make alpha males great again we need we need men and women both don't get me wrong you

00:22:14.180 you know, that are willing to stand up for the country. And I mean, but I mean, how can I say

00:22:20.520 that? Because what's going to happen if you do? Well, we know what's going to happen. If you do,

00:22:24.740 you go through four and a half years of lawfare, you know, they try to bankrupt and demoralize

00:22:30.900 you. They lock you up in your home. Like I said, what you have to schedule your pee stops

00:22:36.620 if you're traveling. And that's exactly why they've done all this. So it's exactly the reason

00:22:42.140 why they've done this to us is so that nobody will stand up to them again and i honestly believe

00:22:47.440 at this point if there was another protest um not a convoy per se but another protest of regular

00:22:54.480 people because that's all we were is regular people i i would i can't even imagine uh what

00:22:59.940 that crackdown would look like and they came after us and that crackdown the takedown of the freedom

00:23:04.220 convoy was brutal unnecessarily brutal overreach i was gonna say we have a guy in the in the in

00:23:11.500 the chat right now lawrence alberta prob dad you know uh i know i'm getting tagged in a lot of

00:23:17.100 videos right now from the deranged lunatics on the left they're tagging they're going after us

00:23:21.820 as hard as they can because how dare we have a different opinion they're they're going after

00:23:25.340 lawrence you're gonna have to mario moves everybody that is speaking out right now and

00:23:29.500 has an opinion online is getting you know i look at it as a challenge i look at it as a joke i

00:23:35.040 mock these people with ridicule because i know i will never see them personally and if i do

00:23:38.820 it will be just the back of their head as they run away yeah that's right

00:23:44.280 no kidding well i mean the way we're going uh this censorship bill that looks like they're

00:23:50.720 going to try and ram it through i think it's c34 and uh i mean we're there i think there's

00:23:55.640 quite possibly going to come a time when we're going to wake up one day and we can't get into

00:23:59.000 our x accounts or we can't get into our youtube accounts or we can't log on to facebook or

00:24:05.080 you know i mean it's truly it truly is heading down a really uh authoritarian path i mean there's

00:24:12.440 no other way to say it this week in ottawa there was some senior citizen climate activists protesting

00:24:18.680 on parliament hill and they were arrested and charged with trespassing and they are no longer

00:24:22.680 allowed on parliament hill did you guys hear that senior citizens protesting climate on parliament

00:24:30.520 hill and were arrested by you know obviously ottawa police or hill security with pm what do

00:24:37.000 they call pll parliament what's the law enforcement tree police service pps pps the pps i don't know

00:24:47.160 they're much more useful than the ops because the ottawa police service is freaking terrible

00:24:52.120 oh i do have an update actually i do have an update on my case which i'll get to after but

00:24:56.800 uh yes absolutely jim meanwhile jews in toronto harassed morning noon and night while toronto's

00:25:02.280 finest pension pigs cater to the garbage flying their flags while the cantor gets chastised for

00:25:07.640 antagonizing you're exactly exactly right uh canada is not a country that does that i mean

00:25:13.660 it's again alarming to see some of the behavior that's that's happening here

00:25:18.860 they uh and i'll just remind everybody what was going on a year ago they tried to forfeit my

00:25:24.300 freaking truck because it was involved in a peaceful movement they wanted to take it and

00:25:29.100 destroy it when was the last time in world history that that happened yeah communist china under

00:25:34.620 dictator wang but in the meantime uh i think i'll bring up one of i know tasha loaded some stuff for

00:25:41.580 us here where is it in the meantime you know we have stories like this apparently chris before we

00:25:49.340 went to ottawa we should have loaded up on some sick sick government weed and been high as a kite

00:25:55.740 the entire time and we would have been totally fine we could have just said yeah man we were

00:26:00.460 high on government weed and we could have just walked away this guy strangled a seven-year-old

00:26:05.820 child did did the child die no i don't believe so i thought the article approved so let me read this

00:26:12.780 to you not only did he choke her he was naked but let's i'll just read the article um i could bring

00:26:18.060 it up if you want to look at it too actually share screen what the wait till you see this

00:26:26.860 in here so i can you know all right uh toronto man argued he was suffering from cannabis induced

00:26:37.020 psychosis when he choked a seven-year-old girl three years ago while naked uh has been acquitted

00:26:43.500 of assault charges a med beg beg or whatever pled guilt not guilty in the ontario court of justice

00:26:50.940 to assault causing bodily harm bias and assault by choking for the August 2, 2023 attack in which

00:26:58.000 he left his home wearing only a towel and vaping cannabis. His towel eventually fell off and he

00:27:04.140 started chasing a family he encountered in their driveway. He ran into the driveway and picked up

00:27:08.820 a seven-year-old girl, threw her to the ground, punched her and strangled her. Then he abruptly

00:27:13.200 left the driveway and a short time later he was arrested by the police. At the time of his arrest

00:27:19.800 he was wearing only a t-shirt i wonder where he picked that up then because if he was was he

00:27:23.480 naked or was he wearing a t-shirt um the judge concluded that his attack was due to non-mental

00:27:30.760 disorder automatism whatever that is she found him not guilty of both charges

00:27:36.920 can you imagine no yeah in this country no way yeah oh i mean we're just seeing so many

00:27:48.360 of these cases uh whether he's a canadian citizen i'm not sure but you know there's

00:27:54.120 all these even cases of like these violent criminals that are having their their charges

00:27:58.040 completely dropped um or given uh absolute discharges so that they don't get deported

00:28:04.280 like my first question is why would we want them here if if that's how they're going to behave

00:28:09.640 don't we bring in but again yeah this is where our country is right now yeah this is also where

00:28:15.160 we have our country too hi john would you though would you meet me in a parking lot john i highly

00:28:21.240 doubt that you would i do you know i could count on how i've lost fingers for the amount of people

00:28:26.680 i've got into online swoggles with and they always say that i mean i've actually went to parking

00:28:31.960 allows to meet people in the past and they've always backed down at some point so but not since

00:28:37.080 you've been but not since you've been keeping the peace and being of good behavior i would totally

00:28:42.280 go there and buy the guy a cup of coffee and have a conversation with him there's no violence in me

00:28:47.560 but i guarantee you mr keyboard warrior and you spelled your wrong too by the way so maybe yeah

00:28:52.760 that's uh no that's right there's nothing worse than than trolls that can't spell no offense chris

00:28:57.640 no offense i know that but i know the difference if you're going to insult me do it properly and

00:29:03.480 at least use proper freaking spelling and grammar for pete's sake losers now now john run away little

00:29:09.080 little kid and go play with it at the kiddie table because that's where you belong i'm i love

00:29:17.080 ahmed's issue has nothing to do with cannabis but rather those who follow allah for who for anyone

00:29:22.600 that has studied this knows okay yeah you would you're in you're in ottawa too aren't you uh

00:29:28.440 christine so and we got a five dollar super chat from rickiam thanks so much rick happy thursday

00:29:35.160 folks nice to see you welcome back welcome back thanks for coming thanks uh yeah they're trying

00:29:40.440 to get paul bernardo moved out of maximum or is he in medium i think right now how many people did

00:29:47.320 murder oh look at somebody did meet you in a parking lot Chris oh I you know

00:29:54.940 I've met so many people I was I unloaded I did about 28 miles of gravel

00:30:00.460 the other night I gotta tell the story because it's pretty cool and I unloaded

00:30:04.480 and he's just north and west of hazel in Saskatchewan with a combine and a

00:30:09.640 couple guys you know a guy was standing in the yard obviously see me go by a

00:30:12.940 couple miles away and so I was delivering the combine for the customer

00:30:16.240 And a couple side-by-side showed up, and it was the family, the father and the son and the grandson.

00:30:22.600 And, you know, just on your way back by our house, can you just stop?

00:30:26.900 We'll just have a chat.

00:30:27.840 And I pulled into town, into their yard on the way back, and they were having a Bible study that night.

00:30:32.240 And it was a lot of people from Cabry, Saskatchewan, at Bible study that night, which my wife is from Cabry.

00:30:38.140 So all friends.

00:30:40.580 And just, it was cool just to, you know, maybe 15 people in the gravel.

00:30:43.960 and it was just getting dark and uh had an amazing conversation with everybody but

00:30:47.960 everywhere you go out here there's there's support there's love there's

00:30:52.360 so i couldn't be more grateful to people that i meet when i'm out on the road here it's uh

00:30:56.120 it's truly amazing and humbling to see you know the horns honking and the people that you just

00:31:00.520 get to chat with every stop and except for when my mouth's full of subway when i'm eating a sub

00:31:04.760 behind the wheel give me five minutes to finish that sub before you knock on the door yeah no

00:31:11.640 kidding heidi is asking if we are still on house arrest yes heidi we are on house arrest until next

00:31:16.840 tuesday uh october the 6th that will be our last day of house arrest and then we move into the

00:31:22.520 curfew so nothing's really going to change we're still going to have to get permission if we want

00:31:27.080 to leave the province uh or travel out of the jurisdiction which is the province or be away

00:31:33.080 from our home so we're still going to have to get permission for to do that however um we will have

00:31:37.320 some more freedom i guess in the daytime to go do things and and like you said chris you know

00:31:42.120 um going back to what we were talking about before with the conditions um like this is very rural

00:31:47.880 we're very rural it's a it's an hour minimum round trip for me to go and drop the girls off at school

00:31:53.080 in the morning and come back they go to shoal lake and we're up but we're up north of sandy lake here

00:31:57.640 and um you know i can't stop for milk i can't i do have permission to stop for fuel if i run out

00:32:04.120 of gas and that was another thing that was weird about my new po because i said well you know i

00:32:09.080 drive you know so far every morning and i might have to stop for gas and he's like just stop

00:32:13.560 like i'm like okay but i think i'd like a letter please because if i just stop and you've just said

00:32:19.320 yeah don't worry about it uh that probably isn't going to fly with the police but i don't know

00:32:24.280 your schedule on my schedule i have a spot at the bottom and uh it's states that i am allowed to

00:32:30.680 one of the conditions in my uh my schedule is that i'm allowed to help my my parents they're

00:32:36.520 in their 70s and if there's a something that i need um i get six hours of leisure time per week

00:32:43.720 christopher's been given permission by the courts in his residence and surrounding land around his

00:32:49.080 residence his land location are to be provided and listed um being asked us i'm allowed to haul

00:32:55.080 water for my horses from the local well and assist my parents if needed so nice that's a

00:33:03.140 that's a bonus right there because you know like i walk up to the horse trough and if the horses are

00:33:06.600 out of water they're my liberals they are very dependent on and you have to feed the liberals

00:33:12.280 you know jim cox was down on the weekend to say hi he was racing in swift current and he

00:33:17.680 walked by the fence and he's seen the liberals and he just started laughing he said there's the

00:33:21.660 liberals i like to point out that my my horses are my liberals basically standing around eat

00:33:28.440 shit and sleep all day long okay hang on i'm trying to figure this okay so i the update on

00:33:36.460 my civil case um which has raised almost 88 000 already thank you everyone who's contributed uh

00:33:43.440 to my stand against malicious prosecution give, send, go. They are moving to just dismiss my

00:33:52.100 claim. They want to completely dismiss my claim. I'm not going to read all of it because it's

00:33:57.340 obviously really boring. Moise Karimji, an order pursuant to rules 21.01, blah, blah, blah, lots

00:34:07.300 of numbers, striking the statement of claim without leave to amend as against Moise Karimji on the

00:34:12.180 basis that he is immune from personal liability by operation of section eight of the ministry of

00:34:17.780 the attorney general act uh an order pursuant to rules 21 uh same same thing striking the cross

00:34:24.140 claim of the ottawa police services board the ottawa police service chris benson mahat hassan

00:34:29.580 and the other ontario defendants without leave to amend and an order dismissing the claim the

00:34:37.680 plaintiff's action on the OPS defendant's cross-claim um so basically um they're trying

00:34:44.000 to just have it thrown out but we're gonna obviously that's not gonna fly well um but you

00:34:50.680 see the it says here the allegations against assistant assistant crown attorney I believe

00:34:57.000 he's since been promoted uh Karimji arises from acts undertaken in his capacity as a crown

00:35:03.480 prosecutor section eight of the ministry of the attorney general act provides immunity from

00:35:07.840 personal liability in proceeding seeking damages arising from prosecutorial functions malicious

00:35:13.960 prosecution is the only viable claim available to the plaintiff in respect of prosecutorial functions

00:35:19.480 and requires the plaintiff established damages so anyways uh we're obviously not going to be

00:35:25.320 uh just walking away from from that one but you know it's not funny chris you know we have to be

00:35:31.480 we get held accountable for our actions which is whatever fine uh we're on the right side of history

00:35:35.960 as the fauci diaries are proving all of his emails the allison inquiry that happened a couple weeks

00:35:40.600 ago um i mean i i i found both i read the through the diaries obviously and uh followed the allison

00:35:48.760 inquiry and i found both of them to be very emotional for me because well just because you

00:35:56.280 know we were right we did the right thing we're on the right side of history and the only people

00:36:03.920 that are being persecuted in this country right now um and are suffering like the vaccine injured

00:36:10.180 were all people that did the right thing or were totally you know thought they were doing the right

00:36:15.340 thing and the ones that perpetuated this sick evilness upon the entire country just walk away

00:36:23.680 you know there's no we'll just appeal it like how long is this going to take for for the uh

00:36:28.480 emergencies act to get to the supreme court you know and i remind you too that 10 of the cases

00:36:34.960 that come in front of the supreme court are actually heard from the supreme court 90 are

00:36:38.320 dismissed so is the priority going to be on that it does depend quite a bit did the government break

00:36:45.120 the rules and this government's been acting without any accountability government crown's

00:36:50.240 office when you look at some of the stuff moist karimji did when we were arrested that was

00:36:55.720 disgusting behavior he is a disgusting human being he's barely and i hope he's watching this

00:37:02.420 do you know what we call moist karimji we call him moist cringy because moist is like the most

00:37:07.800 awkward word in the human language to say everyone hates it and he is cringy yes cringy af i still

00:37:14.980 myself back by the way you son of a myself you know you would think chris you would think um

00:37:21.460 when a country invokes basically martial law or gives themselves emergency powers like they did

00:37:27.380 uh that they would be pursuing uh answers to that uh harder that you know than they're pursuing a

00:37:33.940 mischief you know so and let's not forget i mean they still want to send us back to jail they still

00:37:39.940 want us in jail for seven and eight years i mean the the sentence that we received is also one of

00:37:44.660 the things that the crown prosecutors in our case are appealing so but yet but yet strangling a

00:37:51.540 seven-year-old naked is i was high so but he was high i hear these stories all the time people

00:38:01.140 pointing out i think on twitter today they were or on x today they were doing a thread of uh people

00:38:06.180 when the crimes and they were tagging you and i in a lot of these these cases where um this this

00:38:13.060 your skin color was different so that means you're uh you don't have to abide by the same laws

00:38:18.420 that's not the way this country you've designed i'm just looking on x right now to see but there's

00:38:23.860 feeds are so full i was on a troll probably four days on on x i find if i go to if i go to tick

00:38:31.380 tock and i find delicious memes of prime minister carney and justin trudeau and all that just

00:38:37.220 mocking them and then i download it and i just post it on x it drives them absolutely crazy and

00:38:42.260 then i get to have hours of fun trolling them in the comments section you got too much time on your

00:38:48.180 hands i know i don't care about the truth i do get a lot of work done but i do take my breaks so i

00:38:54.820 control so uh at least hi no i am north of sandy oh yeah sandy lake sorry i thought that was said

00:39:01.220 sandy bay yes i am i'm close to a little teeny weeny community called horrid manitoba and uh

00:39:07.700 there's really nothing there yet but there's a very old there's an old schoolhouse there that

00:39:11.460 you can still go into and the old teachers residents that you can still go into and they got

00:39:15.460 the desks in there still and uh chalkboards up it's a really really interesting part of manitoba

00:39:21.540 i mean i feel like manitoba doesn't get enough love but manitoba i mean i live in a very highly

00:39:27.860 populated area of ukrainians my my grandchildren are ukrainian and um you know there's a not far

00:39:35.700 from here there's the old buddhas so they had like a settlement here and the story of how they came

00:39:41.860 is absolutely incredible and hundreds and hundreds of uh ukrainians died trying to get to manitoba

00:39:47.620 to settle some land and then they had to clear it all and it i mean if you were you've been out here

00:39:51.860 chris you know what the landscape is like it would be tough tough slog but there's a lot of really

00:39:56.420 great history out here and it's just absolutely absolutely uh beautiful christine says i'm sorry

00:40:02.820 for how you both have been treated uh sometimes i have no words to express how ashamed you know

00:40:08.180 what i i tell people i appreciate that and i always tell people when they say i'm sorry this

00:40:12.340 is happening to you that i do appreciate the sentiment um but you know what i'm not sorry

00:40:17.300 i'm not sorry and you shouldn't be too i mean i think chris and i and the others recognized right

00:40:21.780 away that this is what canadians need to see they need to see that this government is willing to do

00:40:28.180 uh to do this type of lawfare and persecution on on everyday regular citizens um and yeah i am

00:40:36.580 a baba oh lovely baba susie i should have guessed that from your handle

00:40:44.580 yeah and daniel erwin is asking what part of saskatchewan are you from big red i am north of

00:40:53.780 swift current saskatchewan about 25 miles on the family farm here so um a little hamlet village

00:40:59.780 called stuart valley saskatchewan born and raised here um i don't know how many people

00:41:04.260 live in stuart valley now probably under 100 we have a little co-op gas station and

00:41:08.660 beautiful little community and i'm a little ways out of town on the family farm my parents are my

00:41:14.180 neighbors and that is my nearest neighbor and only neighbor within the quarter section so uh

00:41:18.900 yeah nice it is heaven on earth you can literally watch your dog run away for three days where i

00:41:26.100 live so uh oh special shout out to a company that i supported here in the last couple weeks uh

00:41:35.220 victor technologies in vanguard saskatchewan put a security system up in my yard that is absolutely

00:41:40.260 amazing and i want to thank hunter for that he uh they've got cameras now outside inside the shop

00:41:46.580 all around the yard uh recording uh with this profile of mine in in the world i guess my old

00:41:54.100 security system was a little outdated and wasn't recording properly so a lot of times when i'm

00:41:58.820 trucking my family's here uh alone so uh we need to have that in place and uh they were amazing

00:42:05.620 to deal with so thank you well and yeah you need it i mean you've had uh you've had you know threats

00:42:14.420 and stalkers and well i mean we both have but i don't i feel really safe in medicine well i feel

00:42:19.140 very safe nobody would ever find me out here um but even in medicine hat you know i live on a

00:42:24.020 crescent and uh you know i've i don't know a lot of my neighbors but i know that they keep a watch

00:42:30.340 for me they keep an eye out for for things that are we have a lot of support around us and you

00:42:36.660 got to keep that in mind there's far more support than there is hate out there and of course anytime

00:42:40.660 somebody's in the public light you're going to get your haters i uh i used to set out years ago

00:42:46.020 on social media posting just negative things just to try and get the reaction so i could fight and

00:42:51.300 and now as blessed as i am i can post a picture of a sunflower and people would wish me death so

00:42:57.060 that's right oh my gosh i posted a picture of my beautiful little grandbaby today and

00:43:02.500 some of the like the the trolls are off the charts the last few days absolutely

00:43:06.260 there um but i mean that that just comes and goes they're all liberal they're mostly liberal bots

00:43:10.980 so i don't i don't even care who's funding bots is a question that somebody asked me a little

00:43:16.180 while ago they're like did you know that the federal government actually funds bot farms to

00:43:21.620 put um you know what they want like this is our government so when you see they're also paying

00:43:27.380 people they're paying people to to practice trolls too this is ridiculous this country like my

00:43:33.940 goodness you know as far as and i did a video on this i think it was today and i've been talking

00:43:38.200 about the last couple days i know we're under house arrest we can't do anything you know and

00:43:42.640 my political my active days are probably over i i have the t-shirt from convoy but you know the u.s

00:43:48.600 guys are the u.s truckers are talking about striking on october 1st and just shutting things

00:43:54.060 down the fuel right now is killing it of course there's more issues than that government regulation

00:43:58.820 in the trucking industry is absolutely unbelievable uh we are monitored just as as much as the airline

00:44:06.500 many companies right now and i think a lot of drivers over the road are sick and tired of the

00:44:11.780 way the industry's turned into and the price of fuel right now and you know like we deal with

00:44:15.620 freight brokers all the time a lot of carriers out there have to deal with freight board i'm

00:44:18.580 blessed i do not deal with freight brokers my customers i am a customer direct carrier uh if you

00:44:24.420 if you want to if brokers if it works for me i mean i get my rate yes i'll work with you but

00:44:28.820 90 of the time it never works um but so the talk right now is us october 1st there's going to be

00:44:33.940 a nationwide shutdown and i highly encourage canadians right now to try and think about

00:44:39.140 what you could do too we don't need another convoy i see somebody some meathead that was

00:44:43.300 with us in auto while the other day was advertising a convoys in the works for what

00:44:48.420 two dollars and sixty cents a liter for diesel right now and you work as a cook in a restaurant

00:44:52.900 How the hell are you going to manage that driving 4,000 kilometers to Ottawa?

00:44:56.600 Give me a break.

00:44:58.260 There's another way.

00:44:59.820 You know, if you want to protest your government in the direction of this country right now,

00:45:03.320 just take the week off, October 1st.

00:45:05.720 Everybody just stay the hell home.

00:45:07.580 I will do it.

00:45:08.700 If it looks like it's going to gain momentum, I will, and my customers will understand that as well.

00:45:14.680 Cripple this country in a matter of three days.

00:45:17.480 Cripple this country in three days.

00:45:20.020 Essential things would have to be called.

00:45:21.820 Your medications.

00:45:22.500 that sort of stuff like there is room for you know public safety is huge but you know canadians

00:45:28.600 are so entitled right now they just go to the grocery store and they expect that grocery store

00:45:32.380 to be stocked and a lot of us out right now here are struggling really hard with our businesses so

00:45:37.640 you can you know remain stocked um something has to give one of these days yeah and i think it's

00:45:45.560 time we look at all these censorship bills we look at all the government and the way that they're

00:45:49.680 they just keep pushing more bills what the hell was the bill they just pushed um today bill

00:45:57.200 the immigration was that this was that today mario zaleo did another one i watched of him the other

00:46:01.520 day um there's a new bill that either just passed or maybe it's old news now um the the family

00:46:07.680 members of any immigrant in canada that's been here for a thousand days are allowed basically

00:46:13.680 free entry now the grandfathering clause okay i didn't i didn't see that i didn't see that but

00:46:21.600 it passed apparently because the liberals can pass whatever the hell they want right now

00:46:25.360 yeah yeah they can they can do whatever they want they can do whatever they want

00:46:33.040 when is going to be enough i don't know i don't know what i don't know what it's going to take

00:46:39.280 yeah bills against working people in unions yeah it's yeah well i guess you better get

00:46:45.340 your toilet paper that's always the first thing that goes isn't it i think we're stocked for

00:46:50.980 toilet paper for at least the year 2085 i think i'm off that but oh my goodness we you know we're

00:46:58.480 on the farm so i buy a half a beef every couple years i have a neighbor that supplies pork he

00:47:04.140 has his own butcher shop and grows his own pigs i have a neighbor with chickens you know we live

00:47:08.540 close to hutterian colonies hutterites are really close to us and they have a lot of vegetables

00:47:12.840 chickens frozen chickens they do slaughter every year you know if you shop smart you can shop

00:47:18.200 around locally and support your local neighbors especially with with you know milk and and eggs

00:47:23.420 and chicken pork beef it's going to be a lot cheaper than it is going to the grocery store

00:47:28.440 and your quality is going to be so much better this beef that i got you know beef from central

00:47:33.780 butte there's an arbiter at central butte i believe it is or chaplin um there's a local cattle company

00:47:39.860 there that grows them this beef is the best beef i've tasted in some time absolutely amazing both

00:47:44.580 freezers are full we're we're good for you know out here we'd be good serving for survival for

00:47:50.340 probably six months wow i remember what i was going to say earlier when you were talking about

00:47:56.260 groceries and stuff you're saying that you know people don't understand where it comes from and

00:48:00.100 um like i remember when i was young like a child you know we everything came from the farm the

00:48:06.580 only thing we went to the to the store for was like boxed cereal and probably toilet paper like

00:48:13.860 hardly anything you know like stuff like that but i mean my grandparents had a huge huge farm they

00:48:19.780 had a big garden like a labyrinth of raspberry bushes and and we got all of our food from from

00:48:26.660 the farm so like a cold cellar in every farmhouse and that might have a cold cellar you know you

00:48:33.380 you take your potatoes and your onions and whatever it may be and you stock that cold

00:48:37.860 cellar up and you work your way cut the sprouts off as you go through the winter and you keep

00:48:41.620 that that was the way of life out here you know just because of our trials and all the rest of

00:48:46.020 the stuff i think we've tried to plant a garden the last three years and and every year we lose

00:48:49.780 it in the weeds and just because we're gone and we can't uh you know trial was a lot for two for

00:48:55.060 two full years you know he was well we were traveling back and forth all across the country

00:49:00.500 but on house arrest i was i didn't have a garden garden but you know we did to

00:49:04.020 get at least get our yard cleaned up that's obviously been neglected for the last two years

00:49:07.940 and we did put some we did put some little tomatoes in for my grandson and he planted

00:49:13.300 some sunflowers which was kind of fun so we spent a lot we spent a lot of time in the yard this

00:49:17.380 the summer actually it was great it was great so yeah we had a year's worth of

00:49:26.740 food in our basement it was normal absolutely like you said everybody had a

00:49:31.120 root cellar I remember going down to our roots and getting potatoes out of the

00:49:34.700 cold room you probably lived a lot longer too than this process shit did you go to

00:49:39.400 Walmart for to be honest with you like a lot of this stuff favorite time of year

00:49:43.540 call on the cob we just come out of that season the last little while like ah and it's it's all

00:49:49.600 over the place like just your your local neighbors will if you're in the country or outside the city

00:49:54.320 your neighbors will know where you can get things like that you don't always have to run to town

00:49:58.280 for it you know we obviously buy our milk from the stores because i'm actually i don't actually

00:50:03.820 know what you're talking about i don't know how tell me about exploit in your network in the chat

00:50:09.220 i don't really i don't know what she's talking about why do i see it here i don't know no idea

00:50:15.280 i don't know what you're talking about there heidi sorry uh i want to homestead again absolutely

00:50:20.860 uh yeah absolutely i think that's i think everyone's going to end up homesteading at

00:50:24.580 one point if you catch my drift that's the thing i met a family at the car i picked i took big red

00:50:30.400 into the car show last tuesday and i met a family that moved here from ontario and uh was surprised

00:50:36.180 to see me and Big Red there and said they moved

00:50:38.120 all the way from Ontario to Saskatchewan and I asked them

00:50:40.100 where and they said Hodgeville

00:50:41.240 like Hodgeville, an hour from

00:50:43.860 a little community

00:50:45.440 it's got a co-op, it's got a rink

00:50:48.440 it's got community

00:50:49.760 it's just a perfect spot and I thought

00:50:51.800 and that's what I try to encourage when I get messages

00:50:53.880 from people anywhere wanting to move to the prairies

00:50:55.960 I'm like well usually it's like hey

00:50:57.800 we're going to move to Alberta, I'm like well you're driving

00:50:59.740 past the best province ever to go to Alberta

00:51:02.160 why don't you just stop and give Saskatchewan a try

00:51:04.280 and don't stop in the major city

00:51:06.140 go to a small town outside and uh and because there's a lot of small towns and a lot of people

00:51:11.420 like empty acreages all over the place when these farmers like this yard that i we cleaned out a

00:51:16.300 yard we're gonna clean out a yard tomorrow and it's it's sold now and and i don't know what

00:51:21.340 will happen to it it'll probably get torn down but we'll go salvage all the steel out of it tomorrow

00:51:25.500 and you know we scrap what we can and we save what we can so you're absolutely right deborah

00:51:32.860 sadly we've gone from 90 living rural to 90 living urban they think baby carrots grow like

00:51:37.820 fats yes um exactly and you know my husband and i were both um farm kids growing up well i lived in

00:51:44.700 towns on farms but um and you know like to a town kid was like an anomaly like nobody lived in town

00:51:52.380 and they were usually weird i remember so um but most of the most of the kids that i went to school

00:51:59.500 with where we all lived on farms and there were there were so many of them well i've been growing

00:52:04.780 up in the little community i'm two miles from the village of stir valley so we would ride our pedal

00:52:08.620 bikes to school in the morning on the gravel roads and i don't see that anymore um but that's what we

00:52:14.700 did yeah you also take a bus ride for a half hour into town when you know you're in high school and

00:52:21.500 and then of course you go through the phase where you want to be close to your friends when you live

00:52:25.180 on the farm and if all your friends are in town and there's doing things and you're stuck on the

00:52:29.020 the farm and then you realize after that that it's just good to come home to the farm and be here so

00:52:34.280 well i really missed of course being in the city and i count my blessings being on house arrest

00:52:39.820 um and like having the house that we have in a nice yard and like i said to you before i couldn't

00:52:45.440 imagine serving a house arrest sentence you know if i was in my early 20s or whatever and all my

00:52:50.980 friends were going out all the time that would suck or um you know being stuck in a little

00:52:55.680 apartment so i feel really blessed but it's it's so nice to be out here and just that's one thing

00:53:00.080 i love about uh rural manitoba is there's no people there's just no people and i love people

00:53:05.200 but sometimes it's nice to get away from them you know what i'm saying it's just nice to have the

00:53:11.120 quiet and the peace and the privacy and there's no sirens and i can look up at night like i don't

00:53:16.080 know i know saskatchewan skies are amazing but have you ever seen a starry night in manitoba

00:53:21.600 oh my god nice well then you you were telling me a few days ago did you have a kind of a wolf

00:53:27.120 infestation right now around where you're living yeah there is well we're right outside of riding

00:53:32.080 mountain national park so there's a lot of wildlife around here there's bears there's cougars there's

00:53:36.000 wolves and stuff and so i know that there's been some quite a few spotted in this area

00:53:40.480 um lately there's lynx out here bobcats um

00:53:43.920 yeah i'm actually surprised i i wasn't sure if she was going to last too long on the farm because

00:53:52.600 she's not really a farm dog and so but she's done really really well even with like moving

00:53:57.260 equipment and stuff like that there's big combine in the yard right now but she's she's done pretty

00:54:02.300 good so i'll make a farm dog out of riyette but you know uh she's full of burrs and i i should

00:54:08.960 have got her shaved before we came but i didn't now that's going to be a mess for somebody to

00:54:13.300 clean up yeah no it has been so beautiful here the last few days here the wind was bad for a

00:54:23.240 couple days but uh the last couple days it was actually hot i know we were talking before the

00:54:27.460 show here and tasha was telling us she's she's it's cold in bc right now on the island it's

00:54:32.760 raining and like plus 10 and i just came in and had a shower because i was so sweaty from working

00:54:37.340 outside all day long and i think it was probably 25 or 26 degrees out there it's a beautiful day

00:54:42.240 so but we're getting into fall it's cooling off those poor farmers right now and the humidity

00:54:46.800 rates are shutting them down early i think they're done at like seven o'clock or eight o'clock and

00:54:50.480 they're not able to start once with the dew so it's it's you know it's uh that's one thing that's

00:54:56.560 really terrible out here is the it's there's a lot of crop left to come off and there's a lot

00:55:01.120 of crop that was been cut and has been sitting uh when we got out here on last sunday um the next

00:55:08.800 the following monday it just poured rain and i mean absolutely poured and poured and poured rain

00:55:13.760 and then it rained you know we'd have it would get lots of rain have a nice day get lots of rain

00:55:18.880 have a nice day but not long enough to dry it up so they finally got out it back into the field

00:55:23.360 yesterday um but they had to obviously um they had to shut her down and then it was really misty and

00:55:29.600 rainy here this morning too so hopefully they could get back at her but there's a there's a

00:55:33.440 a large percentage of crops in manitoba for sure that have to come off yet yeah i'd have to say

00:55:38.880 everything's combined around us right now the combines were in here last week and cleaned all

00:55:42.720 our crops off and so we're done uh in another what 12 days i can go for a side by side right across

00:55:48.560 the fields wherever the hell i want to so kind of excited for that yeah no kidding i yeah i'm just

00:55:54.400 excited to go for a drive maybe go by myself a fancy coffee somewhere

00:56:03.120 yeah you've done because i was slacking with the furries the i think uh jonathan and cooper

00:56:09.120 wrote the other morning for coffee we had five dogs in our little sunroom on the front of the

00:56:13.040 house flea quill their two dogs charlie zeke zippy oh and don't forget brock the shop cat

00:56:20.320 rock was in the sunroom with us too so hi from your neighbor to the south in north dakota you

00:56:26.560 are actually definitely my neighbor now you are just across the border uh your country sounds

00:56:31.200 like what's going on here been following you since the coveted fiasco bs well thank you so much we

00:56:36.400 really appreciate that gene and we absolutely love our american friends uh and neighbors um don't

00:56:42.240 believe most of what you hear because most canadians don't feel that way it's just a bunch of

00:56:47.040 yeah got got warm weather uh coming through saskatchewan maybe going to hit manitoba yeah i

00:56:53.220 did hear on the radio today that we're supposed to get to 28 tomorrow at least brandon is supposed

00:56:58.680 to get to 28 tomorrow so it's going to be a warm one tomorrow for sure and and and there that's

00:57:03.260 that's a neat name all right it's probably just a handle but anyways i grew up in manitoba and i

00:57:07.720 don't miss the humid summers or hordes of mosquitoes wood ticks and horse flies you are right wood ticks

00:57:14.460 really grossed me out um really really grossed me out the horseflies are no fun and the mosquitoes

00:57:19.580 are huge i can handle mosquitoes and horseflies the wood ticks oh yeah our wood tick season's

00:57:26.080 fairly fairly short in the spring we could you know worry about the dogs and treat the dogs once

00:57:30.360 a year and then i haven't seen a wood tick for you know they don't last that long in the spring

00:57:34.860 and then they're gone so uh wasps definitely hornet's nest of wasps and bumblebees for some

00:57:40.980 reason around here i don't know if they're getting into the siding on the house or something but they

00:57:44.220 wind up in the house somehow so let's see we got some clouds coming over now uh oh i'm from nova

00:57:51.340 scotia i am north american nice aren't we all north americans yeah manitoba is getting hot

00:57:59.820 you're absolutely right and it's been guys have a beautiful night yes uh live from base plant

00:58:07.100 thank you for stopping in again jim it's always great to see you i can't wait to see you again

00:58:11.260 to give you a big hug. Amazing, man. Always asking why I left. I am just here temporarily. I had to

00:58:19.400 do a temporary move to come and look after my granddaughters over harvest and hunting season

00:58:23.680 out here. I've got three little grandbabies here, five, two, and 10 months, and they are keeping

00:58:29.620 grandma very busy. I told my oldest daughter back in medicine out. I said, I'm either coming back in

00:58:34.080 really good shape or half dead i'm not sure yet but but uh yeah i'll be going back to alberta

00:58:41.580 we'll be heading back there uh after early november probably uh trevis i'll spend a week

00:58:48.360 the pine beetles are absolutely horrible if those buggers bite you that uh yeah they get them up in

00:58:54.820 cyprus all the time you got to be careful with those things so we go up to the next year there's

00:58:59.300 one thing i'm going to enjoy doing next summer the camper sat in the storage shed all morning

00:59:03.300 winter and all summer i pulled it out the other day just so i could you know clean the storage

00:59:07.700 shed out a bit and move everything around so it wasn't you know you want to start all your old

00:59:11.780 stuff and i looked at the camper a month i'm going for a month of camping and i don't give

00:59:17.860 a crap what anybody says load the side by side in the back and we're just going to disappear

00:59:24.100 is john still causing problems in the chat maybe you just need to take them out of the chat tasha

00:59:28.660 i don't know i haven't seen too much her mom but if there's people complaining about him

00:59:32.740 oh you can't say anything nice don't say anything at all and you are absolutely right

00:59:37.860 uh the first time i saw spruce beetle in manitoba and because i've lived here before

00:59:43.220 uh it sounded like a helicopter was coming down from the tree and i didn't know what it was and

00:59:47.460 there was just giant i i was like what is that john in the comments anywhere but it wouldn't

00:59:54.260 be the first time i've had a going out party with with a loser that's hiding behind a keyboard

00:59:58.580 so have a good night john remember you're not blocked on my profile bud i don't block people

01:00:05.700 like you i block the ones that come after me from the fake accounts you can always see them coming

01:00:09.620 a mile away i'll remove those guys if you're constantly tagging me in posts and annoying me

01:00:14.420 i just hit the block button but if you're somebody i want to play with and have fun with for a little

01:00:18.660 while i'll keep you around i've got lots of fun i don't even know if he's still in here anymore but

01:00:24.260 anyways she said she can't see him so his mom probably called him up for supper so yeah that's

01:00:30.340 right he had to go restart his xbox anyways yeah ignore the trolls exactly cat that's what i always

01:00:38.180 say i don't they need love too remember that they're grasping for attention obviously because

01:00:42.980 they're lacking in at home so you know i feed them a little bit of course and

01:00:46.820 coming up uh we've got next week we're going to have mike coles on the show i talked to him today

01:00:54.540 he's on our no one gets left behind episode um featuring a vaccine injury story i had a great

01:00:59.400 chat with mike today i just he sent me an email too and um um he's 34 years old 34 years old and

01:01:06.600 vaccine injured and unable to work and he's got also quite a story so uh i'm looking forward to

01:01:12.180 having him on um after that i'm working on getting a panel together for um i want to do a show on

01:01:19.560 the the convoy takedown um by some of the people that were there now i'd reached out to candy candy

01:01:25.060 zero obviously she was the lady that was trampled by the horse but she does have a case um i figured

01:01:30.920 your name was backwards there we go um anyways sorry um but she's uh in the middle of a civil

01:01:36.920 suit herself and so she you know should wait at her lawyer's request to do any type of media so

01:01:42.200 that's totally fine but we'll get us some people that were from the front lines jeff evely's agreed

01:01:46.840 to join um i was in jail um when that happened and you were uh on your way home because the

01:01:52.840 judge told you to get the hell out of ontario um he had 72 hours i think to get out of ontario

01:02:00.120 problems yeah 24 hours to exit the city of ontario city of ottawa 72 hours to exit the

01:02:04.680 province of ontario at first they were like 24 hours to exit the province and i'm like whoa

01:02:10.280 that's like 2 000 kilometers uh there's no way to hell we're gonna do that yeah and then so they

01:02:16.600 gave us 72 but yeah they tried the same thing with me they wanted me out of ontario in 24 hours and

01:02:22.840 i'm like oops can't fly not vaccinated sorry so let me tell you the third i was like i was arrested

01:02:29.960 february 17 2022 throwing in the jail and i spent 26 hours in there i didn't know what was going on

01:02:37.480 of course you don't know if it's daytime or nighttime or what time it is lights are on all

01:02:42.200 time and i got released and they they're like after you went through the process they're like

01:02:46.360 okay you go up the stairs two flights of stairs brown door open that door you're on the street so

01:02:51.400 i just grabbed my things didn't have my phone they still had my phone they still have my phone

01:02:56.760 and so i walked out of this brown door it's middle of night i don't know what time it is i don't know

01:03:03.880 what direction things are all i seen was a street sign that said elgin and a guy was standing there

01:03:09.160 and i'm like which way to the war monument and uh and he pointed you know that way yeah and i started

01:03:14.840 walking and that was my conditions but my hotel room with my family in it was downtown so i had

01:03:20.440 to walk all the way and ops followed me 90 of the way it was hilarious oh i'm sure they would have

01:03:27.000 because they don't actually fight any freaking crime in ottawa they just go after uh helen grew

01:03:32.760 and you know people like that that's hilarious so i just i walked downtown and spoke with a couple

01:03:40.200 protesters you know went to the hotel room the phone was ringing the minute i walked in you're

01:03:43.640 like you need to stay in your room tomorrow when the sun comes up you go into an waiting car outside

01:03:48.120 that hotel room and you're outside of the hotel lobby and you get the hell out of town so um we

01:03:53.160 did that we did move big red out of the city on uh i think february 11th i couldn't keep my eyes on

01:03:58.240 it anymore and that was making me nervous when i was looking at people like writing in the salt

01:04:02.100 dust on the side of it with their fingers saying chris was here or whatever it may be so yeah best

01:04:07.380 thing was to get it out of the city when i could we used it for a couple slow rolls around the city

01:04:11.500 and but it's it was safer where it was and and so ushered out to embrum where the shop was sitting

01:04:17.320 and then i we had three days to get the hell back to ontario informed consent is asking are we going

01:04:23.960 to do a show about the 19th october 19th but you know i was just thinking about that today i think

01:04:28.520 we should do a show about alberta independence actually um it's it's it's coming up fast now

01:04:34.280 like there's only a few weeks away so um i was lucky enough to watch detective bruce documentary

01:04:41.720 i haven't seen it yet i really want to see it so bad but i'm glad you got a chance to watch it and

01:04:46.440 she is a very lovely lady um and again you know the fauci diaries the allison inquiry all the

01:04:52.920 research that's coming out i mean maybe in the joke that is the canadian justice system um we

01:05:00.360 aren't but in real life like common sense real world life um we're on the right side and she's

01:05:06.200 definitely on the right side of history uh it's it's a bit of vindication you know it's a bit of

01:05:11.160 indication um i think for for uh we have rick in the comments here rick calling me on curfew

01:05:19.960 after this so yeah october 6th is our last full day of 24-hour house arrest curfew we start the

01:05:25.480 morning on tuesday um apparently not on 24-hour house arrest but we have curfew from 10 p.m till

01:05:32.360 5 a.m each night for six months so april beginning of april we will be free and clear with all the

01:05:38.040 charges or with all the conditions but i'm done in january yeah you're done january because you

01:05:43.400 did because you only did 26 days or 26 hours in jail chris i was like just about 50 so suck it bro

01:05:51.160 well after april comes i will have been considered equal to tamara even though i didn't do my

01:05:56.440 days in jail yeah so april but then i remind everybody the appeals come in the spring so

01:06:03.720 the the crown has to have his written stuff in by december i believe it is and our our lawyers have

01:06:11.000 to have their written stuff in by january or february and then we'll have a court date in

01:06:16.600 the spring of 2027 so oh my gosh it'll get expedited i mean that could get expedited

01:06:22.520 because when they laid out that timeline they were still waiting on the king appeal decision

01:06:27.640 so i wouldn't be surprised if they bump it up but mind you um with how fast uh with how fast the

01:06:34.760 um justice system is or the courts are it wouldn't surprise me no

01:06:41.240 i totally win yes done some hard time

01:06:49.400 me i don't know i was obviously given i was okay for the 26 hours it was in there

01:06:54.040 it was all right but i'm a guy that likes to move i i can't sit still even if you watch me sitting

01:06:58.600 in this chair my body's always moving i can't sit still um you learned you definitely learned

01:07:06.520 some tricks i mean the first time when i was arrested in ottawa after the freedom convoy

01:07:10.840 i think i did two nights in the jail cell at the police station which was not comfortable i mean

01:07:15.160 that was a cement slab and i was freezing and i was wet um but there was a very nice officer there

01:07:20.360 that gave me his sweater which i still have hanging in my closet and i will never forget

01:07:24.280 that gentleman's kindness um and then the second time because there's no pillows there's no blankets

01:07:30.040 well if they offer you a blanket it's basically paper it's like a paper uh tablecloth essentially

01:07:35.880 it's not a blanket um but you know i i figured out grab your toilet paper roll i stuck my toilet

01:07:42.120 paper roll under my you know so anyways you just figure things out it is a little bit like camping

01:07:46.200 just definitely not as much fun and the view totally sucks and sometimes you be like camping

01:07:51.800 with them schizophrenics and drug addicts put it that way so yeah anyways there that are praying

01:07:58.760 that we do hard time i guess and you know we'll take it sorry but i'm not backing those people

01:08:05.640 you know what that's fine you can wish that upon us but they're good it's gonna turn and it's

01:08:09.400 going to come back for you one day so yeah okay for kids so well well tonight we just wanted to

01:08:18.040 come on here and do a little chit chat between us and interact with the with the audience we

01:08:22.520 appreciate everybody watching there's all just about what 900 and some people in here tonight

01:08:26.280 so thank you very much for everybody joining in yeah i'm gonna do this more often i think maybe

01:08:30.920 we should do one once a month too where we just do a show with you and me and talk to the audience

01:08:34.680 because i really i love it and there's a lot sometimes when we have guests on it's really

01:08:38.360 hard to interact a lot because we're so focused on on our interview and stuff but um yeah i really

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01:09:02.520 uh the show to everyone as i said we'll be back next week with our no one gets left behind

01:09:07.160 episode and uh then we're working on the rest of october right now so i think it's going to be a

01:09:11.400 banger of a month and uh after next week's show we will have four days four days left of our house

01:09:19.480 arrest so oh i can smell my old burgundy chevy just taking that thing to town for a car wash

01:09:24.920 tim hortons and a rip through yeah maybe i'll get a speedy ticket even though gasoline is

01:09:30.120 over a dollar 80 a liter out here i'm gonna go burn some gas on october the 7th so anyways we

01:09:35.480 love you guys. We love you guys so much. Thank you for joining us. We wish you a great weekend

01:09:40.340 and have a great week and we'll see you next week and keep your eye on the prize.

House Arrest - September 25, 2026

Ep. 47 Canadian Justice, Eh？

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