Rebel News Podcast - July 09, 2026


SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Reacting to viewer comments — the internet never disappoints


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Sheila Gunn-Reed is the point-of-contact for Alberta's Choice, a third-party sponsor of the "Yes Yes No" campaign to force a referendum on Alberta's independence from Canada on October 19th.

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00:00:00.000 I've been very busy handing out signs, so this week, the comments section is the guest.
00:00:23.160 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, and you're watching The Gun Show.
00:00:30.000 For those of you who don't know, I am the point of contact for a third-party advertiser
00:00:37.120 called Alberta's Choice. You can learn more at albertas-choice.com, not albertaschoice.com.
00:00:45.040 That's not me. They have a very nice website, but that's not me. But part of my role there is to
00:00:53.540 spread the message that Albertans should have a right to hold a referendum on independence.
00:01:02.960 Give us the chance to vote. And that's the referendum question on October 19th. We have
00:01:09.720 to have a referendum to have a referendum. And I'm trying to advance the issue of fairness.
00:01:18.140 Quebec got to have two votes. They didn't have to have a referendum on a referendum
00:01:22.780 them before they got those? Why do we? So I've been working very hard and I've been handing out
00:01:29.040 signs. If you go to the Alberta's Choice website, you will see the sign drop-off locations. I have
00:01:35.220 many more planned. I plan to sprint my way through what appears to be a four-month marathon
00:01:41.040 on this issue. And I'm filming this on Wednesday. The show airs on Wednesday.
00:01:47.260 and last night I was working my regular job all day which is more than a full-time job and I also
00:01:55.560 get up at five in the morning and work on a project with my friend Corey Morgan from the
00:01:58.900 Western Standard called albertafactcheck.com. It's another thing we do with Alberta's Choice
00:02:04.380 is we get up really early, we round up the media from the night before and we debunk their lies
00:02:12.160 with facts. And we write it up and then we send it out to you. So anyway, that means that yesterday
00:02:19.920 was a 19 or 20 hour day for me and very busy otherwise in my regular job. As you know, I do
00:02:27.320 a lot of things over here at Rebel News. It was so busy that I didn't even get a chance to send
00:02:32.900 an email out to all of you saying that I didn't have time to book a guest because normally when
00:02:39.500 that is the case and sometimes it happens instead of doing a best of show or whatever I ask you to
00:02:46.460 send me your viewer questions and then I respond to them and I tried really hard to book a guest
00:02:52.220 this week but our schedules just wouldn't align so being too busy to send out that email and
00:02:59.880 unable to book a guest I thought I'll just go to the comment section of some of the more interesting
00:03:06.540 videos that we've done over the past week here at rebel news and by more interesting i mean
00:03:11.460 the things that our viewers have engaged with i think everything we do here at rebel news is
00:03:16.900 interesting in its own way but i wanted to talk about the most engaged pardon me there's a mosquito
00:03:23.680 in here most engaged stories of the week and see what the people were saying because of course
00:03:30.800 Without you, there is no rebel news. So let's hear what the people had to say. The first story
00:03:36.620 that is just going absolutely viral should be something that very little people care about.
00:03:45.700 That's the story of the municipal council in Wayne Fleet, Ontario. Where's Wayne Fleet,
00:03:51.180 you say? I don't even know. Okay. But David Menzies has been really on this story
00:03:58.520 where the council in Waynefleet has been fining people for short-term rentals.
00:04:06.600 Here's what I know about Waynefleet.
00:04:08.040 People from Toronto who want a vacation property or an investment property
00:04:13.680 or eventually to move to Waynefleet by buying a property there
00:04:19.140 are being fined like crazy fines.
00:04:24.260 One man, I think, is into it for $175 million, million, you guys, million dollars for renting
00:04:32.200 out their property in short-term rental.
00:04:33.860 So bed and breakfast, Airbnb, or something otherwise.
00:04:38.720 Now, that's not to say that the short-term rentals are really causing problems in the
00:04:45.240 community.
00:04:46.840 You know, it's not resulting in criminality.
00:04:50.120 These are just people who are Airbnb-ing it.
00:04:54.260 I could see a point if, you know, they were renting out to criminals or drug lords or
00:04:58.220 Bishnoi boys or whatever, but that's simply not the case.
00:05:03.300 And these are people who in an extreme affordability crisis are doing something to pay the bills.
00:05:12.700 And as a side effect, bringing tourism and economic activity to the town of Waynefleet.
00:05:19.220 But Wayne Fleet doesn't like it. And so they've started issuing enormous fines to people. And David Menzies went to Wayne Fleet to interview one of the victims of this extreme government overreach. Take a listen.
00:05:37.560 We bought the property as a cottage, fell in love with Wayne Fleet. And with COVID and all of the work from home and digital technology, we have fiber now in our neighborhood. We were able to live in the country, but still I'm able to do business. So we sold our house in Burlington. We were moving to Wayne Fleet to live full time. I coach hockey. I ended up having to coach in Kiwanis and St. Catharines because I couldn't even rent ice in Wayne Fleet. They banned me from doing that.
00:06:05.960 Why? I think they're attacking my family because I'm the leader of this group. We have 13 families. So there's just under 30 people in the group. These are other homeowners that have been just devastated and crushed by these fines. And so I think because I'm the leader, they initially came after me for things like, oh, my fence was too high and there was a pile of rocks on my property. And I tried to rent the ice because I do coach kids. I ended up having to go to Pelham and rent ice there.
00:06:32.340 And on my way to Pelham, I poked my head into Wayne Fleet and the ice wasn't rented for that hour.
00:06:36.760 So they turned down the money and we had to drive to another city and pay the other rink.
00:06:42.380 And it was just because I just, you know what, they don't like me doing this with you.
00:06:46.620 They don't like the bad press and they don't like that I'm the leader of this group.
00:06:50.640 So I'm being targeted and it's un-Canadian, it's not fair.
00:06:53.780 They've migrated a little over $200,000 in fines to my property tax bill.
00:06:58.020 However, I received more than a half dozen registered letters from the township that state that the fine is $20,000 per owner per dwelling per day.
00:07:06.940 So imagine you're driving in the car with your wife and you get pulled over for speeding, but you both own the car.
00:07:11.900 You both get the ticket.
00:07:13.160 I mean, this is nuts.
00:07:14.320 So at $20,000 per owner per dwelling per day with two dwellings, we're at $80,000 a day, and they're fining us for two separate things, so $160,000 a day.
00:07:23.080 So here's the issue.
00:07:23.840 I think they stopped putting fines on my property tax bill because after $200,000, maybe they thought it made them look bad.
00:07:30.240 And under the AMP laws, and these are parking tickets, they use like a recycled parking ticket to give me these fines for $80,000 a day.
00:07:38.400 Under AMP, they're not supposed to be punitive and they're supposed to be fair and due process.
00:07:44.240 And we can talk about that later.
00:07:45.880 So I just want to let everyone know, say there is only $200,000 on my property tax bill.
00:07:50.280 I could pay it off and they could say, well, here's another 200,000 or here's a million, or maybe they come after me for the whole, you know, 175 million. I mean, it's been going on three years and we're at $160,000 in fines per day, potentially based on the registered letters I have.
00:08:05.000 So let's hear what the comment section had to say.
00:08:09.780 Gabriel Swimmershoff 7614 says, 0.79
00:08:14.240 absolutely disgusting.
00:08:15.340 I mourn for the loss of the true north, strong and free. 0.79
00:08:19.060 Yeah, it's not like these people are foreign investors from China.
00:08:23.480 These are people from largely Toronto or the greater GTA.
00:08:28.480 So their fellow residents of the,
00:08:31.660 I struggle to say, this great province of Ontario.
00:08:37.120 It's not like this has been being bought up by foreign investors or real estate speculators.
00:08:43.140 These are just people trying to buy a second home to retire in
00:08:49.520 while they continue to work out their working lives in Toronto.
00:08:54.620 And they're trying to do it while real estate prices are still within reach.
00:08:58.680 and the town is having none of it to the point where they will economically destroy you
00:09:06.360 for having an airbnb can you imagine andrea smith 6704 says time to boot your town council
00:09:17.720 disgusting overreach by government well that's what the man and david story is trying to do
00:09:22.160 So not only has he tried to fight back in the courts thus far unsuccessfully, but he's trying to get on counsel and change this crazy, crazy rule.
00:09:37.680 What else can he do?
00:09:39.620 Who can who can pay over one hundred and seventy million dollars in fines?
00:09:43.840 Like, that's crazy.
00:09:44.620 Why don't you just make it a gajillion?
00:09:46.560 No one's going to pay that.
00:09:47.740 home dad three three two four these people should not be in any sort of power whatsoever
00:09:54.560 where's the lie yeah if you think it's appropriate to
00:10:00.480 find a homeowner 170 plus million dollars you have lost your ever-loving mind 0.99
00:10:07.920 it's you're a national disgrace 0.81
00:10:13.960 kind kyle says where do you find the most corrupt level of government in canada you
00:10:17.720 find it in the municipal level, here's the evidence. Yeah, I say this all the time on the
00:10:22.060 show, but wherever else I'm allowed to talk about these sorts of things. And that's one of the
00:10:28.000 faults of conservatives is, well, the big one is it's hard to get us all marching in the right
00:10:33.520 direction because we're individualist by nature. We don't like being told what to do. Lefties love
00:10:39.020 being told what to do. That's why it's so easy to say, okay, go do this, go do this activism. And
00:10:44.140 they all do. And they hold up the exact signs and they all believe the same thing. We're not like
00:10:48.480 that. So it makes us difficult to organize, but you know, it's why we are who we are.
00:10:54.840 But one of the other problems with conservatives is that we focus on the huge issues to the
00:11:00.780 neglect of the small ones. And as Jordan Peterson always says, you can't change the world if you
00:11:07.160 don't clean your bedroom. So we're all worried about the World Economic Forum and the UN and
00:11:13.580 klaus schwab and the new world order according to mark carney but we forget
00:11:19.140 that municipal politics are the ones that affect us first
00:11:24.740 but they're also the ones that we can change the easiest you know see it's relatively more easy to
00:11:33.440 organize a group of your friends and neighbors who know you in your community to vote for you
00:11:39.280 than it is to organize thousands of people who don't know you
00:11:44.940 in an MP's riding to vote for you.
00:11:50.260 So municipal politics isn't just about garbage pickup and potholes.
00:11:53.900 It's about pride signs and drag queens at the library.
00:12:00.420 Guess what? That's a municipal issue.
00:12:01.840 It's a culture issue, but you fight it at the municipal level
00:12:05.460 because it's based on decisions made by your municipal government.
00:12:09.280 climate change frequently it's a municipal issue the millions of dollars spent on electric buses
00:12:17.180 that don't work and when they are working they're on fire that's a municipal government issue
00:12:22.000 the multi-billions of dollars the city of calgary or for that matter
00:12:29.840 uh ottawa and these municipal climate emergency declarations that's a municipal government issue
00:12:36.540 we have to get involved at the municipal level we just must griffin three says i've said this
00:12:43.900 many times over the years we do not own our property in canada people think they do but
00:12:47.300 the government at any level doesn't recognize private property rights here yes like yes we
00:12:53.900 technically own our property but if the government can just come take it as is the case with the alto
00:13:01.020 monorail uh train fiasco nearly a hundred billion dollars liberal linked government funded 1.00
00:13:10.340 minister champagne's wife is some sort of ceo of green nonsense over there and she's getting a
00:13:17.140 bonus before any bit of track is laid and it's he's been voting on things related to alto as
00:13:24.100 the finance minister and alto is a line item in the budget which should be a conflict of interest
00:13:29.780 And then in the conflict of interests, commissioner's office, Dominic LeBlanc's sister-in-law is the legal advisor there who says, well, that's not a conflict of interest.
00:13:41.960 It's all fine by us.
00:13:45.620 You know, if they can just come take your property for a monorail.
00:13:49.140 um and if you have to pay property taxes every year and not at the point of transaction like
00:13:59.060 when you're selling or buying and if you don't pay those property taxes the government just
00:14:05.420 takes your land do you actually own it i don't know i don't know i could i would hear the argument
00:14:12.880 on the other side that's for sure uh joe o'connor 7725 says our system of governance in canada is
00:14:20.400 about power and control obviously in wayne fleet they want to control what you do with your private
00:14:27.260 property when it's causing no disruption to the community and when it actually is a net benefit
00:14:35.560 to the community through tourism dollars they just want to tell you what to do and if you don't
00:14:43.140 they will destroy you that's it perfect liberal liberal perfect perfect that's how the liberals
00:14:52.380 treated the freedom convoy right speaking of the freedom convoy how's that for a segue
00:14:57.380 way one of the other most reacted to stories of the week was of my friend tamara leach you know
00:15:06.880 her you love her leader of the freedom convoy political prisoner for the crime of organizing
00:15:14.340 people when they went to their nation's capital to protest the federal government's lockdown
00:15:22.260 restrictions like where else are you supposed to protest the federal government except for ottawa
00:15:26.000 like where they work she was treated like a foreign invader even though she's a canadian too 1.00
00:15:34.860 and treated like a seditionist when she was just asking for people to be treated fairly to be 0.98
00:15:42.480 treated as the law requires them to be treated under the constitution section six charter rights
00:15:49.760 of freedom of mobility privacy rights right to make medical choice completely informed
00:15:58.620 right to decline medical treatment she wanted all of that for us and those are our rights
00:16:05.240 they're enshrined right to demonstrate is enshrined right uh to associate is enshrined
00:16:16.440 Free speech is enshrined, and ultimately the federal government was found to have illegally violated the rights of people by using the Emergencies Act on the Freedom Convoy, including to Merrill Lynch.
00:16:28.300 And the Crown is now appealing her nearly served out sentence that she served dutifully in good behavior under house arrest for the last year.
00:16:41.200 Anyway, she was invited to Pete Hoekstra, the United States ambassador to Canada's residence for the 4th of July celebrations, Independence Day celebration.
00:16:56.480 She was a guest there.
00:16:58.400 Now, the entire mainstream media has had an absolute nuclear level meltdown, like Chernobyl.
00:17:07.420 maybe we can put a concrete sarcophagus over these people it worked in chernobyl
00:17:12.940 maybe it'll work here they're having a meltdown that she was there as a guest of pete hoekstra
00:17:18.620 now many of the media were there but as media and they took pictures of tamara and wrote like
00:17:26.180 pearl clutching articles but like how dare this criminal be at the ambassador's office
00:17:30.260 the united states has a different commitment to freedom and civil liberties than we do here
00:17:36.880 obviously and i think many americans see what happened to tamara as a great outrage anyways
00:17:43.540 here's a clip from tamara's interview on the media freak out hissy fit uh with ezra on his
00:17:52.840 show take a listen have you welcomed that felt great i i was very welcome there was a lot of
00:18:01.320 support there i did have the opportunity to speak with a lot of the mps that were there also
00:18:06.200 and some of the other journalists that were there.
00:18:09.260 And there was a ton of support.
00:18:10.740 And then, of course, I was very honoured to meet the ambassador.
00:18:14.740 I had the opportunity to express my gratitude for all the support from the American people,
00:18:19.460 from the president and from himself for, you know, during the Freedom Convoy as well as after.
00:18:24.400 I can tell you that I've got boxes of letters from the American people of support
00:18:29.440 that I've been receiving for the last four years in the mail.
00:18:32.740 So an incredible honour and a privilege.
00:18:35.300 and thank you for for take letting me tag along shall we happy go lucky h t d
00:18:44.560 for life 739 says such a treat to see the woman who took a bullet for her country with a big 0.76
00:18:52.100 smile and in good company thanks for sharing she left me she has that attitude power she's so
00:18:59.880 positive i find it irritating i'm joking um but i just know that i would not be like her if what
00:19:09.300 happened to me happened to her i would be bitter and angry and uh out for blood she's not i guess
00:19:19.700 her best vengeance is living well and i think there's something we could all learn there because
00:19:24.220 I am, many of you know, I am Catholic, but man, I'd be Old Testament vengeance on these
00:19:30.720 people.
00:19:31.220 And she's just not.
00:19:33.760 I think that's what bothers them, though, is that she's not bitter and angry and full
00:19:41.140 of bile like I would be, maybe.
00:19:44.320 She's just out there telling stories and giving people hope.
00:19:50.300 randy from the peg 4994 says liberal corruption never ends yeah yep brian wills
00:20:01.520 3757 that is the spirit that we are strong and free thank you stan fink 981 says excellent
00:20:10.320 reporting rebel news and here's to the new rebel yeah you know one of the restrict or one of the
00:20:15.700 exemptions to her house arrest was work. So, you know what we did? Give the woman a job.
00:20:24.960 Jackie Hornung, 3468, says, great work, Rebel Warriors. Tom McDonald, OI3JL, says, dear Tamara,
00:20:35.920 get them. And boy, did she. Just by being her normal, pleasant self,
00:20:40.600 she had the media revealing themselves to be the vindictive monsters liberal operatives that they 0.99
00:20:49.780 are elden elder three two five four so good to see tamara lee showing up in ottawa right because 1.00
00:21:00.040 during her um bail her conditions were to stay out of ottawa like stay out of the nation's capital 1.00
00:21:07.420 come on she was banished walking into the lion's end of corruption just to show the liberal
00:21:15.100 government she's not afraid of them no matter how much they lie and demonize her in a vain
00:21:18.900 attempt to legitimize their oppressive abuse of government chef's kiss tamara loves canada is
00:21:25.480 willing to sacrifice for it a shocking contrast to carny trudeau liberals who are willing to 0.91
00:21:30.160 sacrificed Canadians just to keep their hold on power what a great comment hang that flag upside
00:21:40.100 down plea 3049 says you guys are heroes well Tamara is to a lot of people that's for sure 0.72
00:21:48.520 all right moving on to the next story this one is a crazy story and as it turns out
00:21:59.380 the mother in the story has saskatchewan law on her side saskatchewan has a law that protects
00:22:08.820 female-only spaces it's been on the books for a very long time people have forgotten it
00:22:14.320 and this is from small town saskatchewan so if this can happen in lamp man saskatchewan it can
00:22:21.480 happen anywhere. Lise got into the Rebel News van and she drove out to Lampman. Lise loves
00:22:29.640 rural Saskatchewan. Like I can't even explain to you how much Lise Merle loves rural Saskatchewan.
00:22:39.900 She's from rural Saskatchewan. She loves the people from rural Saskatchewan. She will fight
00:22:44.680 to the death for the people of rural Saskatchewan. And a mother from Lampman, Tawny, reached out to
00:22:50.560 her and said that she had a problem with her daughters at school. Now, the problem wasn't
00:22:59.020 her daughters. It was that a boy who identifies as a girl would be using their washrooms, 0.88
00:23:05.900 change rooms, and otherwise sex-segregated spaces. And the school has been unhelpful.
00:23:13.620 The Justice Center is involved.
00:23:16.620 And, of course, Lise Merle is on the case.
00:23:19.340 So here's a clip from that story.
00:23:23.700 Well, in my mind, there is a group of students now that are incredibly uncomfortable.
00:23:31.320 Girls. 0.98
00:23:31.860 Yes. 1.00
00:23:32.420 Yes. 1.00
00:23:32.640 Female students. 1.00
00:23:33.320 It's a group of girls that are incredibly uncomfortable. 0.62
00:23:37.880 Because this was a person that they had known as a male.
00:23:42.080 Yes.
00:23:42.260 Right?
00:23:42.600 Correct?
00:23:43.120 Yes.
00:23:43.620 right and yeah everybody is allowed to do whatever they want to do if it doesn't cause
00:23:50.600 harm to others that's right all right so you know later on after this story sort of got rolling
00:23:57.560 uh we discovered the NDP in Saskatchewan were complaining that there weren't women's wash
00:24:04.180 women's only washrooms accessible to them I think in government buildings I think it might even 0.97
00:24:10.660 have been the legislature and i thought now you know how the girls at school feel jerks i guess 1.00
00:24:17.720 you want the privacy and security of a woman's only space but young ladies at school count 0.53
00:24:22.460 anyway let's go to the comment section joanne kram chinsky 5527 says this is so bizarre
00:24:31.120 shouldn't even be happening why doesn't the teachers let this individual use their
00:24:35.080 washroom and see if they're comfortable with it exactly exactly barry allen 7178 says sorry to
00:24:45.580 hear of this parental rights need to prevail saskatchewan and all provinces yeah this wouldn't
00:24:51.100 happen in alberta christy schuler 8960 i fully support this as a saskatchewan mother of three
00:25:03.020 sons and a daughter. I believe girls' washrooms and change rooms should remain safe, private
00:25:07.440 spaces for girls. Every child deserves privacy, dignity, and to feel secure at school. Parents
00:25:14.340 should have a choice in decisions that affect their children's safety and well-being.
00:25:18.380 Protecting children's privacy should always come first. Especially in places where they are out of
00:25:27.600 your care and control as a parent. Like these people have the most precious thing to you in
00:25:34.020 your entire life for seven plus hours a day. They should be acting as though that is a heavy
00:25:45.000 responsibility because it is. And yet they look at your children as an ideological cudgel to use
00:25:54.280 against you. We have them at school, so we're going to do what we want. No. You have the most
00:26:02.300 precious thing valuable to me in the world. You're going to do what I want, or I'm going to be down
00:26:07.020 at that school so much that I'm going to have a student ID. How's that? I highly recommend the
00:26:14.080 pop-in, by the way. Parents out there, if you need some advice, if you just pop into school
00:26:18.760 unannounced all the time, they start to fear the pop-in and all of a sudden things
00:26:26.360 tighten up around there a little bit. And if they are, you know, annoyed with you,
00:26:34.400 you tell them, you have my children in this building. I'll be here as much as I want. Thank
00:26:39.760 you. All right. Gail BD 2333 says every Canadian should be screaming about what is happening to
00:26:50.420 our country. Carney is insane. Yeah. I don't understand the voting habits of people off the 0.97
00:26:57.300 prairies. I don't. I don't get it. Why can't you see what I see? In fact, the problems are worse
00:27:04.420 in the liberal voting places like Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver. The problems with Canada
00:27:11.140 are manifesting there worse than everybody else. We on the prairies look at it and say,
00:27:17.460 you know what? We don't want that at all. And we'd like to vote to stop it. I don't know.
00:27:23.420 Maybe it's just because it's normal for them, but it's not normal. It's not how things used to be.
00:27:28.740 And it does not have to be this way. Social distancing. So pardon me, socialist distancing
00:27:36.460 says, I refuse to be forced to participate in someone else's delusions. Yes. Look, it's unkind
00:27:45.800 to not tell people the truth. And that's how you should govern your life, right?
00:27:53.020 If someone's drinking too much, you should tell them. If someone is doing things that you
00:27:58.100 think will hurt them, you should tell them. And if they don't do anything about it, that's okay.
00:28:04.460 But at least you can just take that off your conscience. You tried and they ignored you.
00:28:11.060 But, you know, and it doesn't have to be mean. It doesn't have to be
00:28:17.380 cruel, you can just say, look, you are a child of God, but I'm not using your pronouns.
00:28:32.660 And everybody should just agree to disagree. 0.99
00:28:37.360 Tammy Marks says, this perversion is a risk for girls' safety and dignity. It must be stopped 0.60
00:28:43.220 and stop now enough is enough yeah and again if this can happen in small town saskatchewan
00:28:48.000 imagine what's happening in the big cities i think that's why they push this stuff in small
00:28:54.100 towns is because if you can normalize it there well the city just takes care of itself doesn't 0.61
00:28:59.380 it happy days 7386 women and girls should not have our rights and safety sacrificed for the 0.80
00:29:09.360 benefit of politicians and activists, most of them male. This is a betrayal of our persons.
00:29:15.320 Women fought to be included in society and education. This is a regression of women's 1.00
00:29:20.480 rights. It's actually an erasure of what it means to be a woman. Like we are the female of the 1.00
00:29:33.420 species. And I am not taking advice or direction from people who say, well, I feel like a woman.
00:29:45.960 I couldn't even tell you what it feels like to be a woman. Why? Because I just am one. This is
00:29:50.320 my state of feeling. This is my state of being. So for some dude to say, well, I feel like a woman.
00:29:58.100 Okay, what does that feel like?
00:29:59.680 Because I couldn't tell you.
00:30:01.540 And I am one.
00:30:04.540 We are being reduced to a feeling.
00:30:11.180 And we're so much more than that.
00:30:14.140 We're mothers.
00:30:15.320 We're wives.
00:30:19.060 Comforters. 1.00
00:30:21.620 Nurturers.
00:30:22.020 we are two parts of a whole like we're one part of a whole human union and to reduce that to a
00:30:37.320 feeling is well it violates the the first commandment doesn't it bad things happen when
00:30:44.940 you do that okay well everybody that's the show for today thank you so much for tuning in i'll
00:30:51.180 see everybody back here in the same time, in the same place next week. I wish I could guarantee
00:30:55.260 that, but I don't know. I don't know, but what I will promise you is a show in some form or another
00:31:02.020 next week. I'll do my best to arrange my schedule to get a guest, and in spite of wherever I might
00:31:11.240 be. All right, that's the show. Thank you for your patience with me, and remember, don't let
00:31:19.920 the government tell you that you've had too much to think.