House Arrest - October 02, 2026


Ep. 48 Mike Coles

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Ep. 47 Canadian Justice, Eh?

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00:00:00.640 okay guys when is enough enough january 23rd i say we start a slow roll across canada
00:00:15.920 hi guys hello bonjour et bienvenue dans house arrest j'espère que vous allez bien how you doing
00:00:34.620 chris we're good i don't know that french i was married to a french teacher for 10 years and i
00:00:39.360 still don't know anything other than bonjour i said i said hello and welcome to house arrest i
00:00:44.040 hope you're all doing well well that's good i'm gonna get you edumacated yet mr no i'm just a
00:00:52.660 truck driver just a simple truck driver who just uh who got home from not from trucking but not
00:00:58.140 trucking right it is october tell them about tell them what today is chris october 1st for uh cb
00:01:08.100 trucking my company is standing in solidarity with the u.s truckers who have uh shut down certain
00:01:12.860 parts of the u.s right now and there is some people out there protesting so let's just hope
00:01:18.100 you know courage is contagious and and more you know decide to do the same thing over the next
00:01:23.260 little while here i know uh i said that i was going to be parked for october 1st and i was
00:01:28.640 essentially parked however i did realize that i had an important um appointment booked for my my
00:01:35.000 girl big red canada's girl big red in a wheel alignment in saskatoon at a-line frame and alignment
00:01:41.460 So I had to get her up there this morning, so I did not haul anything today.
00:01:45.740 But I did take Big Red up to Saskatoon, and I got this alignment done.
00:01:50.260 And thank goodness I did that.
00:01:51.760 They got it on the platform there.
00:01:54.160 And A-Line in Saskatoon is an amazing – they're one of the best alignment specialist companies in Western Canada.
00:02:02.000 They got her on the pit, and they lined everything up.
00:02:05.340 The camera was off, so my wheels when I was going down the highway were like basically the steering wheels were like this.
00:02:10.180 so that was wearing two tires out at the same time and uh they did the measurements on the
00:02:15.240 back diffs on my two back axles and realized that they were literally they were towing like this so
00:02:21.140 they were working against themselves off by about a half inch so they took them about two and a half
00:02:26.740 three hours they got it all tuned up paid the bill and uh yeah i met some amazing people today
00:02:32.240 in saskatoon so red is home in the shop right now and i will continue to be parked until
00:02:36.360 how was your week you're not in medicine hat anymore of course sorry about that i was just
00:02:43.580 switching to my starlink oh so anyways i used to got red home in the shop shop now and uh getting
00:02:48.840 her ready for winter hey take her off the road give her some love rest yeah hopefully we get
00:02:54.780 about another month or so of trucking before the snow hits the ground so but yeah she is parked
00:02:58.720 for the winter this year so yeah i'm staying in a trailer for another month or so so i hope we
00:03:03.820 don't have any snow it was cold here this morning like i want it was it was chilly waking up in this
00:03:08.800 trailer this morning but uh but the the the sunrises are amazing you know i was spent most
00:03:15.880 of my house arrest in medicine hat in my backyard as you well know and i got to see a little bit of
00:03:20.540 the sky and all i wanted was to see a sunrise a sunset and look at the stars and i got my wish
00:03:26.500 and i get to hang out with my little granddaughters at the same time so i'm blessed
00:03:30.580 you deserve it girl you deserve it we're on the countdown how many days left christopher
00:03:36.920 count them with one hand boys and girls five days left what are you gonna do on your first day of
00:03:45.400 like not like seven day seven 17 hour a day freedom what are you gonna do in your first day
00:03:50.640 i'm gonna hop in my pickup truck and go for a drive and check out all these beautiful
00:03:57.280 back roads that's all i want to do get my truck and go for a drive you get to get in your truck
00:04:04.420 and go for a drive all the time so this will be like novel for me i've been very fortunate with
00:04:09.720 that you know i listened to how you tell the stories of when you were released for working
00:04:13.260 conditions how you would uh you know you go to a rebel event in calgary and you have to you have
00:04:17.600 to book pre-book your p stops you know i'm very thankful that i haven't had to do that with my
00:04:23.380 my probation officer he did start it off like that of course but as she realized that i think
00:04:28.660 that it's just too hard to book like where the hell am i going to sleep tonight like i could
00:04:32.020 have a piece of equipment not start or road conditions or something like that so she would
00:04:36.340 just say you know in or out or i'm working like i'm not i'm working so that's half the battle
00:04:42.020 right there but yeah it could have been a lot worse it's been a long it's been a long year
00:04:47.700 you know like some of the stuff that's gone on in the last year you just kind of it goes along with
00:04:52.180 the last four years doesn't it just sort of does yeah i mean nothing's really changed other than
00:04:59.300 we got to stay home for a year yeah for the most part anyways so well whatever we're coming to the
00:05:05.540 end of it i just want to say hi to a few people in the chat before we talk about our sponsors we've
00:05:11.780 got uh james papa or sorry james pop coming in glad to see mike on the show great guy i i tend
00:05:19.460 to agree with you from what i know so far hi iron shepherd nice to have you back uh jack
00:05:25.780 is watching us from northern ontario welcome to the show jack of course is back nice to see you
00:05:38.340 uh yes let's get your coffee and tallow let's talk to this
00:05:42.660 mike absolutely absolutely i don't have anything in this right now because obviously i don't drink
00:05:47.300 coffee this late in the evening but i do drink my fair share of coffee in the morning but i did 0.95
00:05:51.600 mention it on uh on the podcast a little while ago that hey tamara's got this fancy coffee cup
00:05:56.020 and so within about a week less than a week a package showed up and it was my own resistance 0.94
00:06:02.020 coffee cup and they sent two coffee cups and so our amazing producer tasha she didn't have one so
00:06:09.600 i packaged it back up again and i sent tasha one of our one of the mugs that they sent so uh thank
00:06:15.640 you so much for the bug now i feel a little bit more in the club so does tasha that's right i'm
00:06:20.080 using i'm using my other one this evening and i actually don't have resistance coffee in here
00:06:24.620 tonight i have a decaf otherwise i'll never sleep but i did enjoy some i enjoyed some mischief makers
00:06:29.540 this morning uh so for those who don't know you can head on over to resistance coffee uh dot ca
00:06:36.000 sorry if i'm getting that wrong again anyways tasha can put it up there for us but uh use promo code
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00:06:52.880 it i swear tonight's uh tonight's uh resistance coffee company flavor is called trigger happy
00:07:00.800 nice and we can only imagine what that applies to so if you've been on x lately that is chris
00:07:07.760 trigger happy i can especially when the trolls come out especially when the trolls come out
00:07:15.980 you know uh x is always a battlefield i find it humorous because i usually go to x just to kind
00:07:22.760 of play with when i'm feeling spicy i will usually just go to x and i post something just to trigger
00:07:28.740 and there's been somebody coming after me for the last little while here so one of our good friends
00:07:33.140 of the show dan hartman who was an amazing man did a deep dive into one of the guys have been
00:07:37.700 trolling him for the last five years and uh and he has pictures profile pictures of this guy hiding
00:07:42.740 behind the keyboard and you know what now it's even funnier because i'm trolling with mr dan
00:07:47.300 hartman this guy on twitter the picture of this guy is literally if you can imagine the audience
00:07:53.860 can imagine this it's a cross between texas chainsaw massacre guy and the goonies guy
00:08:00.980 well you know what he needs chris he needs a little uh tallow truth f-bomb then that's what
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00:08:25.700 guys to try their stuff but i do highly recommend highly recommend tell the truth oh boy we got some
00:08:32.820 updates to make here before we get going it was actually um we don't even need to give our own
00:08:37.460 updates chris because there's been so much happening of course we learned this week that
00:08:41.060 carrie sakamoto lost her motion to certify her proposed class action lawsuit against the federal
00:08:47.540 government and the government of alberta of course for her vaccine injuries uh that was incredibly
00:08:52.420 disappointing for you know for carrie for sure uh for her lawyer eva chipia who works very very hard
00:08:58.820 in that case uh so we don't know what their next steps are going to be at this point um but you
00:09:04.180 know carrie knows that we will support her no matter what she decides to do if she decides to
00:09:09.140 proceed civilly or however but uh that was uh that's pretty disappointing to hear what it comes
00:09:15.220 It comes down to, I like the way Eva worded it as legal talk, duty of care.
00:09:21.040 Did the government have duty of care to its citizens to put pressure on them to take a substance that wasn't tested?
00:09:29.700 And some of those people actually were mortally wounded because we're going to talk to Michael tonight, who's our guest tonight,
00:09:37.020 who was also somebody that stepped up to the plate and did his part, just like so many other millions of Canadians.
00:09:42.800 did the government have duty of care to citizens to make sure and ensure that people you know
00:09:49.300 were looked after in the event of something going wrong with this forced stuff and courts are not
00:09:54.920 against the courts are against us um the government's against us the government doesn't care
00:10:00.840 what happened to the people whose lives were affected yeah you can be started on that
00:10:06.820 yeah i know and nobody again we've talked about so many times chris about how
00:10:12.540 i mean we were convicted of mischief which we are both appealing and we've been held accountable
00:10:18.280 we're serving our sentence but the government of canada and we're also going to talk about
00:10:23.760 this update that was just breaking late this afternoon um still has not been held accountable
00:10:28.940 they've been found by four judges four judges in canada to have unconstitutionally unlawfully and
00:10:35.880 unreasonably um invoke the emergencies act against canadian citizens and they have still yet to be
00:10:42.040 held to account we're talking of something a little bit more egregious than mischief freezing
00:10:47.320 your bank accounts without due process uh beating our veterans in the street um beating truckers in
00:10:54.040 the street uh like chava for example you know trampling over candy candy zero um and i did 1.00
00:11:00.680 have a chance to talk to candy she can't come on the show until she's done with all of her legal
00:11:04.840 stuff i think we mentioned that last week but uh but we are going to have a show at some point in
00:11:09.320 the future to um talk about the takedown of the freedom convoy um so and then so yeah i'll just
00:11:16.920 bring i'll bring that up right now actually so christine van jean i'm sorry if i'm mispronouncing
00:11:22.760 her name i'm terrible uh posted a couple hours ago that the emergencies act case has gone to
00:11:28.200 conference at the supreme court that actually happened in the middle of last month um which
00:11:33.480 is why she's saying typically it takes one month for the conference to decide if they will grant
00:11:38.600 the case leave so we expect to hear from the supreme court on the decision on whether they
00:11:43.720 will hear the case in mid-october so yeah it's going to be interesting to see um what the supreme
00:11:53.080 court decides to do if they're going to hear it which you know i think i think we know how that's
00:11:57.800 going to go i mean really all of these cases are going to end up in the supreme court yeah but the
00:12:02.280 the bad part is you know and i want to remind people out there 10 of the of the cases that
00:12:07.000 come in front of the supreme court are actually heard and so right 90 chance that the government
00:12:13.000 will not be heard when it comes to the appealing for the third time of the emergencies act and but
00:12:17.960 you you have justice dick wagner i like how you say it better than me yes this is our government
00:12:29.320 this is our system right now and and then what happens after that okay so what if they do get 0.51
00:12:34.160 denied and so they're found to have been unconstitutional unlawful and unreasonable
00:12:38.540 like then what do you suppose is going to happen to these guys well i think canadians are going to
00:12:43.000 be so complacent and just happy in their own skin that they all say oh that's okay let's just let
00:12:48.200 them away with that again without like the seven uh what was it the seven uh charges against
00:12:54.040 justin trudeau um when he was in uh in office why am i lacking the word for this right now um
00:13:00.920 come on he was found guilty seven times in ethics ethics yes yeah thanks yeah i don't know
00:13:12.680 at what point do canadians look around right now and see the corruption within the systems and say
00:13:19.360 we've had enough of this and it's time to stops the government has no accountability anything
00:13:24.480 that it does right now they basically can walk over freedoms and and rights daily and canadians
00:13:30.000 are just so passive aggressive everybody's mad everybody wants to do something but nobody has
00:13:34.720 any direction and so how do you focus canadians on directing them in the way that they need to
00:13:40.080 be directed right now and i know we're fighting well and they're doing a lot of us are doing
00:13:44.720 like taking the proper steps and that brings me to my third update which is really disappointing
00:13:49.200 to hear today that the coots boys uh tony olianic and chris carbert lost their appeal um so you know
00:13:57.440 i yeah they lost their appeal too so i i don't know what their next steps are going to be there
00:14:01.760 but um we needed we could use a w sometime soon i don't know if we're going to see it
00:14:11.200 yeah that's right yep travis sounds like anthony may be going back to jail as well the system is
00:14:15.760 so corrupt uh yes and i understand um they do they still have an appeal um going forward for
00:14:23.120 their sentencing or they haven't filed that appeal yet or are they just talking about it
00:14:26.960 they have a hearing do they not for sentences sentencing to figure out the remaining i mean
00:14:32.320 the guy spent so much time in jail already can we not just call it a truce and just let him
00:14:36.640 exactly i mean uh we have criminal look at tony on we'll get tony on as soon as as soon as uh he
00:14:44.240 wants to come on basically so we can check with him first before tony comes on but you know it's
00:14:51.520 a it's a prime yeah exactly it but it's a prime example of you know we're trying to fight back
00:14:55.840 in the only way that we can which is through the very institutions that have perverted the justice
00:15:00.400 in the first place i mean so you know i don't expect that we're going to win this i think i
00:15:04.880 think our case is going to end up at the supreme court and i still have zero hope for us at that
00:15:10.240 point but i mean exactly for that exact reason so you know but all of us are doing and uh following
00:15:17.600 what we were born and raised to believe um in these institutions were there to protect us and
00:15:22.480 to give us a voice and we're all finding out that that is obviously not the case the government's
00:15:28.800 failed us at what point do canadians wake up and say hey we've had enough of this you know i did
00:15:33.760 I did a space last night on X.
00:15:36.120 Jamie, just Jamie, messaged me and asked me if I would take part in a little while.
00:15:39.340 This was going up with the trucker thing.
00:15:40.620 And we brought up some really good, valid points.
00:15:42.680 We were in the middle of the space.
00:15:43.740 And I said, do you remember this time when your MP or your MLA went to Ottawa
00:15:50.760 or went to your provincial capital to represent you, the person in that district?
00:15:57.800 That's not the case anymore.
00:15:59.040 whether you're right or left or centrist or whatever you are whatever party you elect in
00:16:04.340 that party tells your constituent how to vote party lines that wasn't the way yeah just get
00:16:11.240 rid of this system that's in place right now and establish the system that was supposed to be there
00:16:15.480 in the first place i'm sick and tired of my mp going to ottawa and voting along party lines
00:16:20.080 instead of the it shouldn't be that way and this is where we are in a divided society right now so
00:16:25.060 please help me i really like my mp and i will say that that guy showed up he showed up for us in
00:16:32.420 ottawa he showed up at the allison inquiry which i was so very proud of you know he's tried he's
00:16:37.940 tried um to help us in you know as many ways as he can but i i am getting sick and tired of listening
00:16:44.260 to the conservatives talking about how much they're fighting for me and demanding this and demanding
00:16:49.220 that in my humble opinion we will never see a conservative government in canada again and for
00:16:54.420 them to stand up there and tell me how much they're fighting for me and demanding this and
00:16:59.060 demanding that is just performative just as as much as the liberals are doing i watched dane
00:17:04.100 lloyd today um talking about you know canadian or unity within alberta and whatever and you know like
00:17:12.100 they want to come to the plate they want to push back against alberta separation they want to
00:17:16.340 insinuate that people that think that albertans that want to leave are traitors but they don't
00:17:21.380 have a plan what the hell does lead not leave even me lead not leave like i mean what does that even
00:17:27.460 mean you know like we need more than slogans and you know for alberta's sake i hope they vote option
00:17:34.180 two and at least give themselves some time to to get educated and decide what they want to do with
00:17:40.260 their future because that's the canada that we grew up in we got to decide what we wanted to
00:17:45.220 do with our future not the government in my opinion anyways i'm ranting i agree i just i
00:17:53.860 just i get that i get asked that question every time i went on the road and i run into people
00:17:57.700 i by the way i had i had coffee with your dad yesterday and tomkins i stopped so great i met 0.99
00:18:04.100 a couple amazing ladies that were on their way from moose jaw to medicine hat for a medical 0.99
00:18:08.260 appointment and they stopped and they they were getting fuel and they you know i pulled up and
00:18:12.180 red and you know the lady one lady walked up to me she's like i just i just feel like i need to
00:18:17.080 give you a hug i don't like a handshake's not good enough and so we started chatting away and
00:18:21.140 then your dad walks around the corner of the co-op building and i said well everybody likes to think
00:18:26.000 that chris led the convoy but in reality it was that guy right there who led the convoy so your
00:18:31.400 dad comes up and he's just pumped and gets a hug from the ladies and and then after they left stan
00:18:37.460 and i went in and your dad said you know do you got time for coffee i well i didn't have time for
00:18:42.180 coffee but i made time for coffee so stan and i went and had a cup of coffee and chit chatted and
00:18:46.580 nice what an amazing great yeah well it was funny because somebody had some comment about my mom
00:18:53.380 rolling in her grave because of my behavior and i didn't reply or anything but i was like actually
00:18:59.460 she she she led us all the way to ottawa so anyways uh speaking of the allison inquiry
00:19:07.700 and injustices we better bring on our guest mike coles coming at us from kitchener ontario mike
00:19:13.580 coles is a vaccine injured canadian and uh while the allison inquiry did a fantastic job of getting
00:19:19.160 so many testimonies and stories out there there's still so many people that haven't had a chance to
00:19:23.880 share their story so we're going to bring mike on from kitchener welcome to house arrest mike it's a
00:19:28.840 real pleasure to have you how are you i'm doing all right and i'm very thankful for all you guys
00:19:34.180 and uh what you guys do i really appreciate you i actually met mike through uh through tiktok and
00:19:40.980 mike and i wound up on uh on a tiktok live here a few weeks ago and i got to listen to speak and
00:19:46.140 told us uh told me a little bit of a story and i think it was just a private message afterwards
00:19:50.180 wasn't it like hey mike you need to be on our show so yeah thankfully for accepting that and
00:19:54.720 coming on the show it's good to see you tonight and we can't wait to get your story out i'm
00:19:58.780 i am i am so thankful there's so many other people too that really do need their voices heard and it's
00:20:05.740 upsetting it really is and it's it's upsetting when there's so many of us that need a voice
00:20:13.500 and it's being erased and they're not getting a voice and there's people who are scared to even
00:20:19.760 speak out like yeah yeah it's upsetting yeah so mike what happened you uh you obviously did
00:20:28.800 your part you listened to the government and you did your part by getting vaccinated so run us
00:20:34.920 through the story on on what happened to you and and the turn the chain of events i guess
00:20:39.100 so it all began in 2016 and it's the reason why i felt forced in the first place to get that
00:20:48.380 vaccine. So in 2016, I suffered a severe concussion, and that concussion changed my life forever.
00:20:57.940 And I had an employer that made my life a living hell, and they didn't support me at all. And I
00:21:06.280 decided then that I wanted to change my life, and I wanted to do something that I enjoyed. So I went
00:21:12.820 back to school and tried to rebuild myself back from the ground up. And I, it was difficult because
00:21:22.320 I had vertigo. I had, I couldn't look at screens. So they kind of, it was rough. They told me that
00:21:31.020 I couldn't go do the graphic design degree first because I had all these symptoms, concussion
00:21:38.400 symptoms so I had to go to design a certificate to show that I could do it and so I did it I
00:21:51.260 finished it I showed that I could do it I proved myself and I got through and I was fighting I
00:22:01.260 It took a long time to slowly heal, but in 2021, I was slowly healing, and I was noticing improvement, and then COVID hit, and when COVID hit, I was still in school,
00:22:18.980 And my higher education, Conestoga College, told us that if we didn't get this vaccine, that we would be SOL.
00:22:28.060 We would lose our chances to finish our program because you would have no idea when that because you would need your vaccine and they didn't know when that would disappear.
00:22:41.380 And so I felt like I was pushed to a corner yet again if I didn't take this vaccine because something deep down, I wasn't very comfortable with it because it wasn't tested properly.
00:22:56.720 And people will say, well, no, it wasn't.
00:23:00.440 No, it takes longer than no.
00:23:03.920 Yeah, you're right.
00:23:04.560 So when I took it, I felt sick.
00:23:09.820 And every time I got the vaccine shot, I noticed that there was something different.
00:23:17.240 I got really sick.
00:23:19.040 Then things went back to normal.
00:23:22.180 But I noticed that my original symptoms were slowly intensifying.
00:23:28.280 And I was noticing different symptoms also showing up.
00:23:32.440 sort of so my body started stiffening up from the sciatic arthritis and I was noticing that
00:23:42.200 my body temperature was um active like it was changing like one moment I was cold
00:23:51.180 and the next minute I was warm and it was that's how it started and it was it it slowly got worse
00:23:59.320 and worse and then 2023 hit and I finally got it checked out because I was just noticing that I
00:24:10.340 wasn't feeling right and for me I don't like taking medication I never did I if I could if I
00:24:20.540 need to I will I would suck it up and not take medication I do not like relying on it and that's
00:24:27.840 worst part about this illness is it forces you to take medication. And, um, so that's when I, uh,
00:24:39.040 I got, I, they, they noticed that I got striasis and psoriatic arthritis. And that's when I was
00:24:49.100 like, okay, that's weird. That doesn't even run in my family. And let's not forget it this time.
00:24:55.900 you would have been what 30 just in your early 30s you've been 24 when you when you got your
00:25:01.800 concussion then right yeah 24 25 ish yeah yeah so I was I never really got to live like right I fell
00:25:11.240 down I had to rebuild my life back up and then I got slammed back down like I had to fight even
00:25:19.220 been just because my brain what happened after my concussion I had the brain fog but I also had the
00:25:28.280 delayed speech so when I was speaking there would be times where my brain would just stop
00:25:34.520 and it would be delayed and I would stand there and I would try to talk and I nothing would come
00:25:44.020 out and people would just look at me like what's wrong with you and I wouldn't be able to say what
00:25:50.280 is communicate what is going on and so 2020 later in 2023 I started noticing that I started getting
00:25:59.260 worse and worse and then 2024 hit that's when everything hit the fan like my I one night I just
00:26:09.260 couldn't fall asleep and well 2023 as well i finally got my job in my field and i was so happy
00:26:18.020 i i met a girl that i really liked and i was happy with her and then i got really sick and
00:26:28.420 i i pushed her away because i knew that um because i at that point when i got really sick i just i
00:26:38.240 didn't want to have her held down if that makes sense yeah and so when I got
00:26:48.680 really sick I continued to try to work and it was affecting my work and I was
00:26:58.820 so tired because of the insomnia I couldn't get sleep and my my nerves
00:27:03.960 started reacting two to three times more so my brain started registering
00:27:10.560 everything as pain and I started feeling this sharp pain of electricity burning
00:27:20.760 sensation shooting from my starting from my brain down my neck down into my
00:27:27.280 shoulders into my hands down my down my spine into my tailbone down my legs into my knees down into
00:27:36.560 my feet and it just bounced like wow and it doesn't stop and i rely heavily on medication now and
00:27:49.840 it's someone that never used to even probably take a tylenol for a headache right i hated
00:27:54.720 i did not like picking even for headaches i suffered it and then it's 0.67
00:28:02.400 night and day and i i hated it i just i just 0.80
00:28:09.440 i i hate it i have you had um your doctor like did your doctor acknowledge that that ever that
00:28:17.760 this could be an injury caused by the vaccine? So in the beginning, we have had no idea.
00:28:27.280 Recently, I had her fill it out to see what will happen, but we have no idea. What has been
00:28:36.800 happening is my neurologist, no, not my neurologist, my family doctor has been sending out
00:28:42.400 referrals to my family for to towards neurologists to see what's wrong with me and neurologists
00:28:50.900 are all declining my referrals so it's been over two and a half years of referrals and all of them
00:28:58.700 are declining it and every single doctor and specialist I get sent to they all have no idea
00:29:06.580 what I'm what's going on or recently because recently I started talking about it and none of
00:29:15.200 them want to talk about it like right when I talk to them about it being potentially the vaccine
00:29:21.280 they she they just didn't want to talk about it and I I've been in and out of emergency a couple
00:29:30.380 of times one of the times it was I was in so much pain that I've been in so much pain that I it
00:29:37.980 ended up for I ended up losing a lot of hair and I remember the one time the pain was so bad that
00:29:46.220 I was almost in tears at the hospital and I was begging for um uh emerge to give me something to
00:29:56.080 helped me with the pain and they gave me oxycodones and when i took the oxycodones i told
00:30:02.320 him it's not helping me it's that it's not helping with the pain like the pain i'm dealing with isn't
00:30:09.120 physical pain it's neurological pain and he just looked at when i took it and i told him that it
00:30:15.600 wasn't helping he was just like well i i need that bed i you i need you to go so i i had to suffer
00:30:24.160 And then I had another experience where it was I went there, I got sent back, and then I had to go there a couple days later because my whole left side of my body just went completely numb.
00:30:49.920 I couldn't walk because there's something going on with my brain.
00:30:54.920 I feel something going on with my brain.
00:30:58.460 I feel pressure in my brain.
00:31:00.240 It feels like there's something squeezing in my brain, and it's moving, and it's pressure, and it's painful.
00:31:07.980 And I told them about it, and none of them had any idea.
00:31:14.000 But anyways, I ended up having to go back.
00:31:17.940 And the one doctor, the emergency doctor, he was saying that it was due to a migraine that was trying to, what is the word?
00:31:33.720 it was actually trying to act like a seizure so it I can't remember yeah so it was acting like a
00:31:47.120 seizure so it was doing that and so he was like I'm gonna set you up with an emergency neurologist
00:31:53.560 and so when I say I saw the emergency neurologist the neurologist told me that I told him all
00:32:03.460 told her all the symptoms and she just looked at me and she's like i have no idea what's wrong with
00:32:08.860 you and she just left and that was it that was it i was like there was nothing on web md that
00:32:18.560 they could just look up for for a diagnosis you know i've noticed that with our health care
00:32:24.200 professionals in this country when you're giving your symptoms if you're in a doctor's office
00:32:28.220 they're typing what your symptoms are in web md and trying to figure out what the result
00:32:32.040 that is free health that's everyone that's that's it too like the the thing about it it too is every
00:32:40.520 single um all the tests that they do that um that is covered under oh hip it doesn't show what is
00:32:51.940 wrong like i've had every single blood test that you can think of that is covered under oh hip
00:32:57.640 that my family doctor can think of even like my testosterone levels all that and everything is
00:33:07.520 healthy as can be and I've had MRIs I've had cat scans of my spine because of because it
00:33:16.480 the nerves grip onto my spine and it grips onto my bladder as well so it feels like I need to go
00:33:24.540 pee and so i need to take pills for that so i don't and that's embarrassing that's frustrating
00:33:32.040 as a 34 year old guy and it's so much pain and it's so embarrassing even just talking about this
00:33:40.120 stuff because it's just like you you have to beg just for help and they don't want to help and
00:33:48.360 and that's the thing that's the worst part of it is that they don't want to it's not like
00:33:54.360 they're saying look we're so busy we can't get you in or you know they're not even trying to
00:33:58.720 make excuses they're just totally denying you um from seeing a neurologist which is you know
00:34:04.300 obvious so clearly obviously what you need and just like so many they didn't beg you to take
00:34:10.600 the shot did they mike they forced you to take the shot you know basically yeah if either you
00:34:15.980 take the shot and you finish your you keep on going or you give everything up and you lose
00:34:24.400 everything that you fought for all that money that you put towards it wasted all that time you put
00:34:29.740 towards it wasted like yeah how how do you how do you how do you tell someone that all your time
00:34:39.220 and money and your dreams are meaningless like yeah and all these monsters all these people that
00:34:48.800 defend it they're they're part of the problem like there's no empathy i was going to i was
00:34:57.320 taking a course um uh virtually like a distance education course from the university of manitoba
00:35:04.480 on municipal management in manitoba here i lived here and actually two weeks before we moved back
00:35:12.240 to alberta in october which was ended up being november of 2021 um about two weeks before i gave
00:35:19.700 my notice i got a letter from the university saying that if i wish to continue my course
00:35:24.200 i needed to submit my vaccine passport but i was never going to even step foot on the campus
00:35:30.040 i had no reason to my entire course was over the internet and they were gonna they were gonna kick
00:35:36.960 me out of it for not sending them a vaccine passport and doing my course at my kitchen table
00:35:41.940 figure that out exactly our national slogan should be just like make it make sense that's all it
00:35:49.100 should be i remember every time i going to class and i i had to show them physically my phone and
00:35:56.940 show them that i had a passport saying i took these vaccines we're all in this together guys
00:36:03.980 and so yeah that's great you did your part i hate that saying did you um uh was it pfizer that you
00:36:12.060 you said that you took pfizer and um so shoppers drug mart i had to get i was told to get three
00:36:20.620 i don't because my concussion i'm terrible with time like dates right so it's hard for me i i've
00:36:31.840 had times where i thought i bought something in like 2023 and it's like 2021 my time like time
00:36:39.480 frames are terrible but anyways i got two pfizer and then i also got a moderna and that moderna
00:36:49.240 i got from shoppers they lost my moderna so they have no idea shoppers drug mart lost my
00:36:56.840 moderna information so they have nothing on that wow wow i've seen doctors i've seen specialists
00:37:06.600 i've seen heart specialists i have i've been diagnosed with pots i what's pots can i ask
00:37:15.480 so when you step up when you stand up when you walk your your heart either
00:37:23.000 drops drastically or it shoots up drastically so there's a lot of pro there's something going on
00:37:32.680 with my heart and my heart my heart feels very weak like when i'm walking i feel very weak i feel
00:37:40.920 anyone could easily take me right now i'll be honest with you like a tiny person could take
00:37:49.860 me out like i am there's days where i can barely walk there's days i can barely walk there's other
00:37:57.560 days i can somewhat walk it's it's hard to say depending on my day but either way i i've had it
00:38:05.620 where my body just doesn't feel like it wants to move i feel sick all the time i feel tired
00:38:13.380 all the time yeah it's the same thing like the people that we've we've spoke to with with you
00:38:19.540 know vast injuries like that they're all they're all centralized around the brain it seems like
00:38:25.860 isn't it a big last i heard they had identified 146 neurological disorders associated with the
00:38:39.140 we have a question here in the audience here my concern
00:38:44.260 do you have anybody near you do you have help with you all the time
00:38:49.220 so i've been living with my mom my mom and my stepdad but it's kind of like
00:38:55.860 i i only get so much um they're they um they retired now they don't have money coming in
00:39:09.540 so it's kind of stressful for them stressful for me because i survive off of odsp which
00:39:16.880 doesn't give you much money nothing exactly exactly it's and all these everything's so
00:39:24.400 expensive now and you you want to get help i i ask for help i go to the doctor i go to the specialist
00:39:33.600 i get these nerve injections in my head every single week from my in my head front and back
00:39:41.560 down my neck into my shoulders down my spine into my tailbone every single week just to help me with
00:39:51.540 some some pain relief relief yeah and every single other week i have to take
00:40:03.180 this thing which is for the um um for the striasis and serotic arthritis
00:40:15.280 if i don't take it i feel extremely sick i feel my body feels like it stiffens up like crazy
00:40:23.880 it feels like my whole body's in pain so i have to take this every other week so i'm relying on 0.95
00:40:33.120 all these things and i i fucking i hate it i've had it i've i have contemplated death 0.96
00:40:42.920 various times because I've given up 0.96
00:40:45.600 many times, but I've
00:40:47.320 stopped. I've
00:40:49.620 contemplated
00:40:51.360 made various
00:40:53.480 times and 1.00
00:40:55.700 it's fucked. 0.98
00:41:00.660 And then there's 1.00
00:41:03.560 everyone that says, our country is
00:41:05.480 doing well, our healthcare is doing
00:41:07.560 great. And it's just like, are you
00:41:09.360 fucking serious? 0.97
00:41:10.860 yeah and then i i go to these specialists and these doctors and i talk to people or i just 0.98
00:41:19.520 listen to people and they're telling their story and it's the same thing over again and
00:41:24.740 people are struggling people are needing help people aren't getting help and i've went to these
00:41:32.060 support groups it's the same thing over and over again people need help and they're not getting
00:41:38.880 the help that they need and our country gaslit we're being gaslit and the elbows up people aren't
00:41:47.680 helping at all no and this problem you can say well it's not a terror i don't it's everywhere
00:41:54.640 it's our whole entire country well then you have the other people that are saying nobody was forced
00:42:00.720 to take it nobody held a gun to your head and made you take this and even deny outright that
00:42:07.520 that it that vaccine injury even exists i mean even some of the comments that i saw throughout
00:42:12.240 the allison inquiry on uh some of the witnesses that testified or the posts about the witnesses
00:42:18.240 testimony and people still think that like i i don't know if they actually believe that or again
00:42:24.720 146 neurological disorders i'm sure some of them uh affect you know your your mental capacity
00:42:31.920 and your ability to have compassion for your fellow man um well like one thing i've noticed
00:42:39.380 and i i do really i do really wonder about this i've noticed a personality change for me
00:42:48.060 um so a little bit about me i used to be a very very very um introverted person so
00:43:01.920 i this type of stuff i was did not like this i'm not normally very vocal at all so i i've also
00:43:13.200 noticed that but i've also noticed that i've had i have to control uh my my emotions because
00:43:20.240 i do have anger there is anger that is there there's there's something there and there's
00:43:32.960 something that i don't recognize and i i do believe that it affected my personality
00:43:40.400 100 and i do believe that it's affecting others as well and i i do that's the only thing that
00:43:48.480 makes any sense i don't really john i don't know if i can defend on that okay like honestly
00:43:54.060 there's my excuse right there thanks john but honestly i'll take that
00:44:01.240 i saw him take the job i swear
00:44:07.380 i got i got a couple of them so that's my excuse right there like there's something wrong and then
00:44:14.580 And now I'm a criminal and I'm coming off host arrest in five days.
00:44:18.600 That's crazy.
00:44:19.800 Thanks, John.
00:44:20.260 Appreciate the laugh there, buddy.
00:44:25.880 There's so many people in this country right now in the same situation right now.
00:44:29.260 The medical system is failing them.
00:44:31.160 People stood up and did their part, listened to the persuasion.
00:44:34.540 Millions and millions of Canadians did what they had to do to get through the scandemic.
00:44:38.860 And now their lives are altered and the government has essentially walked away from them.
00:44:42.920 they they implement things like the vis program and and that's a failure um a literal failure
00:44:49.320 the only thing that that did anything for was the employees that got to play ping pong on fridays
00:44:56.520 under government dollars and now they come up with the new program and it's just doing nothing
00:45:02.600 it's an even bigger failure like this government keeps doubling down on their ignorance right now
00:45:07.840 to citizens that were just doing their part and that's why i i think there's just so much
00:45:12.640 frustration in this country right now and people are at a boiling point when when like we're here
00:45:18.320 with you man like we're we're trying to do our part to keep sharing these stories and get this
00:45:23.280 stuff out but where do we go like we could we talk about these stories but what do we do dean allison
00:45:28.160 had an amazing inquiry a few weeks ago but where did it go yeah we need to start we need to empower
00:45:35.920 more people to speak out because there's so many voices that didn't get hurt they didn't get a
00:45:42.200 chance to be heard and that's what I'm trying to do as a little guy I'm trying to give them a voice
00:45:48.460 and that's what I've been doing with my platform is trying to give people their voices back because
00:45:53.840 there's so many Canadians that are lacking a voice we yeah there's so many Canadians are afraid to
00:46:01.340 even speak out and our country won't make it if we don't unite together and stand beside each other
00:46:12.860 and empower each other to be able to speak out and speak out exactly and we need to get we need to 0.88
00:46:20.220 we need to stop with this stupid infighting between one another because that's what they 0.95
00:46:26.860 want that's what they've create created this they pay people to do this and there's so many people 1.00
00:46:35.260 that are just being used as useful idiots like let's be honest here there's so many people that 0.96
00:46:42.080 matter all of you matter every single that's right everyone i've noticed that a lot too yeah 0.99
00:46:48.540 it seems like it's in every group right now whether it's the convoy group the the i've seen
00:46:53.840 it in the vaccine injury groups i've seen it in the the independence groups everybody it seems
00:47:00.240 like as soon as somebody's getting one direction with something it winds up being a divisive fight
00:47:05.440 with you you know essentially like the analogy of your guns pointed inwards while the government
00:47:10.760 stands there and laughs at us and uh it's disgusting mike um how i i think we when i
00:47:17.540 talked to the phone last week you said you don't have like a give send go or anything like that
00:47:22.160 set up but do you have is there a way that people can like help support you financially with your
00:47:27.680 bills or your medications or can we get that information and drop it in the chat here for
00:47:32.020 everybody yep so there's i will post it here i have a silent survivors account um page okay
00:47:42.000 all right and which i think we got that banner yeah yeah do you want to pop in the chat
00:47:48.200 so that's my silent survivors okay perfect but yeah no is that is that a fundraiser can they
00:47:58.640 send you money to help you to that page okay yeah that's my silent survivor page that's um
00:48:06.620 the best way to donate okay um and then i also um i'm helping my friends out with a
00:48:15.280 petition uh yeah let's talk about that i think we've got a a link to that too here somewhere
00:48:21.160 so this petition is to help our children and protect people all canadians from being
00:48:29.140 human trafficked we need to do something about it and the it targets um the catch and release
00:48:37.100 bill um and another bill i can't remember what it is exactly miss steffi is good at this stuff
00:48:44.520 but um it's so the problem we're having right now is these creeps and human traffickers we don't
00:48:54.960 know who they are and they're being released out on bail and we're supposed to have we should be
00:49:03.820 having a database that warns us that they're on the streets and where they are and they're not
00:49:10.280 informing us so a bunch of friends of ours a bunch of friends of mine created this petition
00:49:17.640 and we're trying to get it out there to bring awareness to so we can get it out in parliament
00:49:24.440 so we can work together and hopefully get something to change
00:49:29.600 i'm seeing a couple comments here trying to find a link to that so i just want to
00:49:37.600 let everybody know but if you can right here you got the link handy okay you can screenshot that
00:49:43.140 and i'm just looking at my phone right now because you can zoom in on that uh the barcode there
00:49:48.060 and it should bring up a link come on phone see if it works we got it there you can do it with
00:49:56.720 your phone you can do camera and here is yeah we need to work together this shouldn't this should
00:50:08.600 be a non-partisan issue like in all honesty and it really frustrates me because all these liberals
00:50:16.900 have always talked about donald trump and epstein and donald trump i'm so tired with this donald
00:50:24.540 trump talk by the way i know but as soon as our own country right like we have so many issues and
00:50:32.380 these people are just like donald trump and it's just like we had issues before donald trump like
00:50:38.060 daily daily yeah i do i deliver a lot of farm equipment around the provinces here and that's
00:50:43.420 one of the biggest things i hear when i pull into a farmer's yard is you know they'll spartle spot
00:50:47.360 off about donald trump right away and i said did you bother to take a look around at our country
00:50:51.540 right now and our leaders and what they're doing like quit listening to the news please and start
00:50:56.800 focusing on our own issues that we can control that's what we think for yourself for once
00:51:01.200 it's sad like these people just throw up this same stuff over and over again and it's just
00:51:13.200 embarrassing like it is embarrassing like think but these are the people that get the camera time
00:51:19.420 Like Doug Ford, David Eby, Wob Canoe, these are the guys that get up in front of a camera.
00:51:24.480 Rachel Gilmore, all these.
00:51:26.460 Yeah, Rachel Gilmore.
00:51:28.100 Yeah.
00:51:28.660 I mean, they get up there and they just, they perpetuate it.
00:51:32.120 It's terrible.
00:51:34.660 It's almost laughable at the end of the day, isn't it?
00:51:36.980 Watching social media and watching the clips of, you know, Wob Canoe spouting his mouth and Eby and Ford.
00:51:41.980 And then you, oh my goodness, then Donald Trump's outsourcing minerals from another country instead of Canada.
00:51:47.360 And you say, well, I wonder why.
00:51:49.420 no kidding that's just ridiculous and you just think to yourself man you know if we only used
00:51:59.680 our own resources properly which we've been saying for how many years now hmm we could actually get 0.70
00:52:08.940 a deal if we actually uh refined our resources and gathered our resources like you think well
00:52:18.160 remember this entire thing started because the president said excuse me mr carney could you
00:52:24.200 secure your borders and stop the drugs please that's literally how the whole thing started
00:52:29.880 then we rented two blackhawk helicopters what the heck's happening to them other than they're
00:52:34.840 flying over my events and medicine hat i guess i don't know but i don't think they don't don't
00:52:41.960 worry though don't worry they'll jail canadians for protesting but they won't do anything about
00:52:47.740 the pro-palestinians that protest and scream death to the country yeah but i you know what
00:52:55.040 you're saying is i totally get what you're saying mike and that is that the the group that's the no
00:52:59.900 space for hate and we have to love each other and tolerate each other are the first ones to
00:53:04.600 call people like you a liar or accuse you of you know you didn't get forced to take anything or
00:53:10.980 you know it's gas it's the no space for hate group of course it's just virtue signaling nonsense and
00:53:17.220 then when it comes down to actually putting their money where their mouth is they got nothing but
00:53:20.760 hate it really does feel like they they push you to want to end your life that because when i look
00:53:29.520 at the numbers of made made being used and i look at what i went through and the pain that i go
00:53:37.940 through and the feelings that i felt i could completely understand why some would would do
00:53:46.120 that and when I think about it long and hard and I see how these these same
00:53:54.640 people that see words as hate as weapons as dangerous and then you see how
00:54:12.500 painful what i'm going the stuff that i'm going through that we're going through they would never
00:54:18.820 make it they wouldn't make it no they would give up day one like these people can't even take it
00:54:25.540 when you misgender them like it's embarrassing it's so true if you hurt their feelings but you're
00:54:34.980 exactly right and you know what i feel terrible for you that you know that's even crossed your 0.97
00:54:39.860 mind i totally understand it i mean i don't know you know how i would feel in your shoes living
00:54:46.740 with pain every single day but i'm glad that you're here and i'm glad that you're here to
00:54:50.660 share your story and um but i also know you know when you're not feeling well you're feeling down
00:54:56.660 and then you look at these comments on your phone or somebody says something you know if you're not
00:55:01.060 mentally or emotionally in a good spot at that moment that it does affect you well you don't
00:55:07.380 actually realize you don't realize how much your brain controls until your brain is malfunctioning
00:55:17.620 like there's so much that it like i've never realized how much it literally controls everything
00:55:26.260 like it's crazy yeah if i could give you any advice when it comes to the online hate as a
00:55:32.260 guy that receives death threats basically daily don't let them get under your skin that's what
00:55:36.980 that's what their main objective is just get under your skin so it's okay to post and ghost
00:55:42.020 you don't have to go to the comment section like chris barber does and like fight with every single
00:55:46.580 one of them you can ignore these people in their their only purpose in life is destruction because
00:55:52.420 they live in nothing but pain and insecurity so it's okay yeah it is yeah so just just don't
00:55:59.620 don't let him feed into it no all you know all i care about is telling my story and i'm hoping
00:56:07.780 that my story empowers others to speak up and speak out and i i want more canadians to fight
00:56:17.140 i want them to push for a better canada that our kids can be proud of and as a nation we can be
00:56:25.940 be proud of because at the end of the day we're all canadians like i saw a video earlier today
00:56:33.100 which made me laugh because there was this asian chinese guy he was walking and he had 0.99
00:56:41.260 the t-shirt that said fuck china and the reason for it was fuck communist china they don't right 0.99
00:56:49.540 We have our Chinese diaspora protesting against communist China in Canada, directing at our liberal government because they're terrified of communist China. 1.00
00:57:05.180 All these white liberals right now that have all this white guilt, where are you when all of our diaspora that are scared?
00:57:17.020 like the iranian and our jewish population as well they're scared and you're all silent
00:57:23.840 i i'm embarrassed i was complicit almost i was a leftist slash liberal i had the bright blue
00:57:32.260 haired i had the purple hair i had all the colored hair graphic designer like
00:57:38.280 yeah right you were the you were the guy yeah i was the guy and i'm in in 2023 2022 2023 i saw
00:57:48.560 how these people acted and i was like i'm embarrassed by these people like these people
00:57:55.100 don't care about our people it's all identity politics and it's very it is you know i just
00:58:02.780 wanted to touch on one thing that you said there because um about the chinese diaspora community
00:58:07.160 because i think i don't know if you saw last week mike i think it was last week that
00:58:11.080 uh that lady was protesting out front of the uh chinese consulate and a dignitary walked out and
00:58:17.880 stole her sign and told her to f off and that he could kill her and you know because he was pro
00:58:24.360 china like i i uh but you're right and and you know sam cooper has done a really fabulous job
00:58:31.320 i love saying all this job i i can't even follow real andy there's so much real andy lee does a
00:58:38.440 good job yes she does a great job yeah but um as soon as i started talking about chinese police
00:58:44.760 stations i'm like that was that was my first clue because they're not police stations and the only
00:58:50.680 reason anybody would call them that i'm looking at you canadian media and politicians is to try
00:58:56.040 to legitimize it somehow because we are born and raised to believe that the word police uh means
00:59:02.920 safe trust someone that's going to protect you that is not what these are they are not police
00:59:08.040 stations but that's what the media is parroting that's what the politicians are parroting yep
00:59:13.800 and it's not fair it's not okay and they deserve to be feel safe as well and i agree well you're
00:59:21.640 right this we used to be a country where we took care of each other yeah whether you were injured
00:59:26.440 from a vaccine or whether you were injured period or whether you were a minority from another
00:59:31.320 country that's what canada used to do we took care of our most vulnerable and we've gone from
00:59:37.800 we've gone for to uh criminalizing victims and victimizing criminals right chris and i are a
00:59:44.360 total prime example well that's kind of every day yep that's why i've been uh doing non-profit work
00:59:50.600 for so long um that's amazing i started working i it gave me uh a reason to fight i i did started
01:00:02.120 doing non-profit work uh may may june area around that time for turning point canada creating
01:00:11.240 they're helping them create their uh logo help designing their um website uh shop website i
01:00:21.480 helped create their merchandise i i've been helping them create uh social media posts
01:00:29.640 and all that i i want i i want canadians to feel we need to build a community again because we've
01:00:40.120 lost that. And I feel like conservatives have lost that in a sense. Liberals are really good
01:00:52.560 at creating communities and they're always really toxic. These communities, you have to agree with
01:01:00.740 them 100% of the time. And if you don't, you're out. Whereas conservatives, when you talk to
01:01:08.380 conservatives. You can disagree with them. You can have agreements and disagreements with them,
01:01:13.620 but for the most part, that's fine. And that's how it should be. And that's what Canada needs
01:01:20.680 to get back to. And conservatives need to start pushing for that. They need to start building
01:01:28.180 these communities. That's why I'm trying to build up turning points. I'm doing what I can with
01:01:34.580 what little energy i have and i'm hoping that as canadians we can all just figure out a way
01:01:42.660 to work together i agree that's a beautiful message and for everybody out there if mike
01:01:49.760 can do it and get involved so can you what's your case it takes one right like it takes one
01:01:56.880 to start something and then you know courage is contagious and you just keep plowing through so
01:02:02.100 yeah exactly just keep translating it you don't need to be labeled anything like no that's right
01:02:08.280 that's the thing we're all human exactly and and you're right and i think one of the most
01:02:15.340 devastating things about covid was that we lost our humanity and um i i i realized right away that
01:02:23.080 we were losing our humanity and i don't i don't know if we'll ever get it back fully the way that
01:02:27.300 it was i mean as you were saying earlier you know there's a lot of mental and emotional disconnect
01:02:32.680 there now and yeah yeah so well thank you for everything that you're doing um let's tell before
01:02:40.080 we let you go i know it's getting late there and um but let's uh please tell everyone where they
01:02:44.620 can find you again mike so i'm on tiktok but let me uh here's that there we go there you got it
01:02:55.720 on x then there's tick tock yep on facebook okay i post every day as a crazy man uh on my own um
01:03:09.420 i've been doing it a lot um it keeps me sane um i'm doing it to try to help out our community
01:03:16.980 and bring awareness because there's so many canadians that have no idea what's going on
01:03:22.580 and i try to add stats to these things because they don't know what is going on with our country
01:03:31.020 and it's sad it's scary they'll fight until you show them the proof and not and even after you
01:03:39.380 show them the proof they'll still want to fight because it's the embarrassment of being wrong so
01:03:44.680 i've got something like you were saying go ahead and pick it out chris
01:03:50.120 just to follow up quickly um like like you were saying it gives you a purpose to be able to be
01:03:55.980 involved in these and to be a contributing positive contributing member of your community
01:04:01.080 and just thank you so much for everything that you're doing um we definitely want to get you
01:04:05.500 back on the show for an update uh when how when is this petition um october 14th okay well we'll
01:04:13.940 try and get an update from you at least that was that we can chit chat about on the show
01:04:18.540 um but we definitely definitely stay in touch with us um i've got you on my social media now
01:04:24.580 so i'll definitely be following you and your graphic design is amazing your posts have been
01:04:29.300 amazing um so yeah i think um if anyone needs a good graphic designer they should get a hold of
01:04:35.500 you look them up look them up that's right we appreciate you having on the show tonight there
01:04:40.400 mike it was good hearing your story and hopefully reach out to mike and uh yeah send him a message
01:04:45.860 Just follow them back.
01:04:46.680 Just keep them engaged.
01:04:47.880 I met you because of a TikTok live a few weeks ago.
01:04:50.800 And so we appreciate that.
01:04:52.940 And the people,
01:04:53.580 there's a community out here that's just growing because people are
01:04:56.440 conversing.
01:04:57.440 So let's keep that going.
01:04:58.760 We need to build a community again and build it right this time.
01:05:02.460 Absolutely.
01:05:03.220 We need to build it right.
01:05:04.900 And we need to stop this infighting because it's only destroying,
01:05:08.940 it's doing what our government wants and the communist China, 0.91
01:05:13.380 communist china and their iranian government inside yep we've seen it's bad make love great
01:05:21.340 again yep make love great again and make canada safe again because holy cow like i i remember as
01:05:29.940 a kid being able to walk around without no worry now it's just like how can you oh yeah yeah that's
01:05:40.000 true i'm going to go wash my eyeball whatever i got in my eye i don't know what the heck but i
01:05:46.720 it's been bugging me for an hour and it was ahead i can wrap up i'll uh i'll let mike go here so we 0.85
01:05:52.320 can get some rest and i won't be too far behind so you go ahead and go flush your eye out chris
01:05:57.040 yeah we get it you need to cry a little i know exactly this is for me chris barber you're gonna
01:06:03.200 see me my wife has always asked for this chris can you cry no i can't and i'm just choking it
01:06:08.080 back here so he's just overly emotional right now i got one truck that's sitting we got some
01:06:15.520 loads to take care of there's a lot of rush right now with fall combines and some of the farmers
01:06:19.020 out there that are trying to finish it up they're combining right now i've been having some
01:06:21.880 breakdowns so when most of the time guys are actually just buying other used combines and
01:06:26.180 wanting us to haul them at the last minute so i've been watching my phone kind of ding-a-ling-ling
01:06:29.760 here and i've got some issues with some drivers so i'll have to attend to that right away
01:06:33.000 okay mike you uh have a great night also i'm gonna let you go and i'll get all wrapped up here so
01:06:45.640 thanks so much for coming on it was an absolute pleasure and we will definitely be staying in
01:06:49.560 touch sounds good take it easy you bet and enjoy i will i will as i'm gonna soak it all in for as
01:06:57.800 as long as I can especially when you get your freedom all those liberals are going to be crying
01:07:03.080 there's oh I know it's going to be glorious okay take care take it easy
01:07:09.040 well thanks you guys so much uh another fantastic show I think that was episode 47 oh my gosh 48 my
01:07:17.800 apologies 48 episode 48 um so yes thank you so very much to all of you for joining us
01:07:24.180 is always a pleasure you should do open call um yeah we did a bit of that last week i wouldn't
01:07:29.780 say open call but um yeah we need to make a party i agree uh like i said i'm literally going to just
01:07:37.920 get in my truck on the 7th um in my pickup truck with a nice hot coffee and just go for a drive
01:07:44.900 down the back roads of manitoba i'm telling you there's no better therapy um and like i was saying
01:07:50.560 at the beginning of the show too you know just to be out here and to see the sun the sky i mean
01:07:54.480 it's amazing the things that you take for granted and you know i listen to stories like mike and
01:07:58.960 uh carrie everyone all of them dan hartman and and you know i can't feel sorry for myself for
01:08:04.980 the situation um that i'm in i think i'm incredibly blessed i mean like i've said many times a judge
01:08:10.220 can take away my mobility rights but god gives me my freedom and i feel like i am the most free
01:08:16.820 and most blessed woman in the entire country and that is thanks to everyone all of you guys all of
01:08:23.380 you guys so i appreciate it um if you uh know carrie or tony or chris carver i would just encourage you
01:08:32.900 to reach out to them and send them a note of support again this has been an incredibly
01:08:37.620 disappointing weekend for all of them and um i know that they could use i know that they could
01:08:43.700 use your love like mike was saying community and let's let's face it since the freedom convoy we
01:08:49.620 have the best community with the best people and the best friends and uh i liked your gas can guitar
01:08:58.500 thank you i actually just gave that away um to a gentleman from saskatoon that that wanted it and
01:09:04.900 i thought it's just sitting here i cleaned it all up and and sent it off to him so anyways i
01:09:10.260 I want you guys to all have a fantastic evening.
01:09:12.440 We will be back here Thursday next week.
01:09:14.140 I'm not sure what we're doing it for a guest.
01:09:16.120 I know the week after that,
01:09:17.060 we have Dr. Chris Shoemaker coming on the show,
01:09:19.500 which I'm really looking forward to catching up with him.
01:09:22.460 And yeah, we'll see you all next week.
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