Stand on Guard with David Krayden - November 11, 2025


EXCLUSIVE: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's New Pipeline Plan | Stand on Guard


Episode Stats

Length

56 minutes

Words per Minute

142.5767

Word Count

8,062

Sentence Count

159

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

4


Summary

In this episode of Stand on Guard, host David Creighton interviews Alberta Premier Daniel Smith. They talk pipelines, education, the ostrich situation, and much, much more. Premier Smith is a long-time friend and supporter of the United Conservative Party of Alberta and has been in office for over 20 years. She is also a strong advocate for Alberta s oil and gas industry.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 This is the reason why pipelines have not been built to the extent that they otherwise
00:00:07.000 would have been.
00:00:08.000 It's the reason why we don't have new pipeline proponents.
00:00:10.000 It's because it has become so politicized.
00:00:13.000 We want to take the politics out of it.
00:00:14.000 We want to make pipelines boring again.
00:00:16.000 Let's just look at them as a conveyance for a very vital piece of natural resources that
00:00:22.440 Alberta and other provinces have, and let's get our product to market so we can support
00:00:26.280 our friends and allies.
00:00:30.000 That, of course, is the pipeline portion of our interview with Alberta Premier Daniel
00:00:37.000 Smith, old friend from Journalism Days, and she spoke with me yesterday afternoon for
00:00:43.000 25 minutes.
00:00:44.000 We're going to start the show with that interview.
00:00:47.000 Then we've got some very incredible footage detailing what seems to be the end route for
00:00:57.000 for the remains of those ostriches from Universal Ostrich Farms.
00:01:01.000 And we've got some video.
00:01:02.000 We're going to show you the whole thing later after the interview, because I know you're
00:01:06.000 all interested.
00:01:07.000 I'm continuing to stay on this case, and I can't tell you.
00:01:12.000 It's never really seems to end.
00:01:16.000 And we'll be talking a bit more about this after the interview.
00:01:20.000 I think this is incredible stuff.
00:01:22.000 We'll be right back.
00:01:23.000 We'll be right back.
00:01:24.000 We'll be right back.
00:01:26.000 We'll be right back.
00:01:28.000 The former Prime Minister lied and his minions continue to...
00:01:31.000 Your home is your castle.
00:01:35.000 We're calling on the government to introduce and immediately pass the Stand on Guard law.
00:01:43.000 but we also need to resolve to resist.
00:01:51.960 We'll do it live.
00:01:55.200 We'll do it live!
00:01:56.660 I'll write it and we'll do it live!
00:02:02.920 So, Premier Daniel Smith and I talked pipelines,
00:02:07.000 we talked notwithstanding clause,
00:02:08.820 we talked education,
00:02:10.560 we talked to, how shall we say it,
00:02:13.780 Thorne in the elementary schools
00:02:16.180 and how she expelled it.
00:02:17.880 We talked about even the ostrich situation.
00:02:21.580 We got to that in 25 minutes.
00:02:24.200 So, it's always a pleasure to talk to Premier Daniel Smith.
00:02:26.840 Do I always agree with him?
00:02:29.240 Not always.
00:02:30.460 Not always, usually.
00:02:32.180 But this interview,
00:02:33.560 there were a couple of areas
00:02:34.860 that I had some difficulty with.
00:02:37.220 But that's what free speech is all about, isn't it?
00:02:41.340 And I think you'll enjoy the interview.
00:02:43.940 I showed a bit of it last night on X,
00:02:47.180 and a lot of you watch that.
00:02:48.720 So, we're going to show the whole thing now.
00:02:50.860 Back to another episode of Stand on Guard.
00:02:52.640 I'm your host, David Creighton.
00:02:53.980 And it's a pleasure to welcome back to the studio today,
00:02:57.960 Premier Daniel Smith,
00:02:59.100 Alberta Premier Daniel Smith,
00:03:00.760 one of our audience favorites
00:03:02.420 because of the work she does
00:03:04.400 as a principled conservative,
00:03:06.340 the leader of the United Conservative Party
00:03:08.220 and the Premier of Alberta.
00:03:10.420 And people are always interested
00:03:12.040 in what you're up to, Premier Smith.
00:03:13.380 So, just welcome back.
00:03:15.120 It's always a pleasure to see you.
00:03:16.720 Well, thanks, David.
00:03:17.440 Looking forward to chatting with you today.
00:03:19.400 Yes, there's so much going on in the country
00:03:21.820 and so much going on in Alberta.
00:03:24.520 Now, you recently used the Notwithstanding Clause
00:03:27.220 to bring teachers back to the classroom.
00:03:29.660 And I think it's clear
00:03:31.260 that the parents think that's a great idea.
00:03:34.460 I'm not a...
00:03:35.140 I think most students do, too,
00:03:36.900 because they know what they don't do now
00:03:39.560 they're going to have to make up for later.
00:03:41.520 But are you concerned about the response
00:03:44.280 from organized labor,
00:03:45.700 which we know is NDP-controlled,
00:03:48.860 not just in Alberta,
00:03:50.160 but across the country?
00:03:52.220 Are you concerned that they're talking
00:03:54.380 about almost a general strike over this?
00:03:56.400 Is that something you think
00:03:57.320 is even feasible or possible?
00:03:59.020 Well, I can tell you that we looked through
00:04:00.780 a number of different options
00:04:02.240 that we could have done
00:04:03.280 because at the federal level,
00:04:05.980 the minister has the power
00:04:07.720 to order an end to strikes.
00:04:10.180 And the ministers use that power
00:04:11.740 on multiple occasions
00:04:12.720 because, remember,
00:04:13.520 we've had airline strikes,
00:04:15.260 we've had port strikes,
00:04:16.320 we've had rail strikes.
00:04:18.020 And those orders back to work
00:04:20.860 have taken place
00:04:21.480 in a pretty rapid time frame
00:04:23.120 because of the incredible damage
00:04:24.860 it would cause to the economy.
00:04:26.260 Even the Canada Post strike,
00:04:28.240 that's another area
00:04:31.180 where they have ordered back to work.
00:04:34.060 We don't have that rule
00:04:36.320 in our legislation
00:04:37.200 where the minister has the power
00:04:38.840 to order people back.
00:04:39.720 But I think people need to understand
00:04:41.440 that that is a power of government.
00:04:45.240 Democratically elected governments
00:04:46.600 always have to gauge
00:04:48.140 when a strike has gone on
00:04:50.300 for a prolonged period of time
00:04:52.060 if it's damaging others' rights.
00:04:54.380 And in this case,
00:04:54.980 we had to make that judgment.
00:04:56.380 Three and a half weeks out on strike
00:04:58.900 was beginning to impact
00:05:00.080 a child's right to an education.
00:05:01.940 So we knew we had to do something.
00:05:03.140 So we knew we had to legislate.
00:05:04.300 That was our only option.
00:05:05.380 And we chose the option
00:05:08.120 of using the Notwithstanding Clause
00:05:09.480 just because in this situation,
00:05:11.060 it's very unique.
00:05:12.800 We were dealing with
00:05:13.460 a province-wide strike
00:05:14.560 with 61 separate school boards.
00:05:16.740 And we have two different tables.
00:05:18.340 We've got certain things
00:05:19.180 that get decided
00:05:20.200 at the provincial table.
00:05:21.620 And that's sort of
00:05:22.100 the general increase in wages.
00:05:23.880 And then there's a bunch
00:05:24.740 of local bargaining
00:05:25.540 that takes place after that.
00:05:26.960 What we feared
00:05:27.700 is that if we ordered them back to work,
00:05:30.280 we'd end up seeing
00:05:31.200 a bunch of strikes take place
00:05:32.680 at the local tables.
00:05:33.600 And that would not give certainty to the kids.
00:05:36.020 So it was an extraordinary use.
00:05:38.140 I accept that.
00:05:39.220 But I do think
00:05:40.260 that we tried everything
00:05:41.020 we possibly could
00:05:41.960 to get a negotiated settlement.
00:05:43.480 We tried everything we could
00:05:44.500 to get them back to the table
00:05:45.680 for mediation
00:05:46.360 and they rejected it.
00:05:47.500 We told them
00:05:48.340 that we were willing
00:05:49.340 to work with them collaboratively
00:05:50.740 on addressing
00:05:51.280 the issues of complexity
00:05:53.060 in the classroom.
00:05:54.000 And we have.
00:05:54.640 You saw that we announced last week
00:05:56.260 a new panel
00:05:56.860 that the ATA
00:05:58.600 is also going to be a part of.
00:06:00.000 And I'm glad for that.
00:06:01.500 But there's certain things
00:06:02.500 that you've got to get
00:06:03.980 the wage issues out of the way
00:06:05.700 so that you can move on
00:06:06.780 to addressing
00:06:07.500 the really serious issues
00:06:09.420 of class size
00:06:10.060 and complexity issues.
00:06:11.100 And we made a judgment
00:06:12.220 to do that.
00:06:12.980 And we think it's
00:06:13.580 in the best interest of kids.
00:06:15.880 I'm sure most parents
00:06:17.540 certainly agree.
00:06:18.480 And as I said,
00:06:19.600 the kids will see the light of it
00:06:22.020 if they don't see it already.
00:06:23.540 But were you surprised?
00:06:24.760 Staying on school for a minute.
00:06:25.840 Were you surprised
00:06:26.600 that there was such pushback
00:06:27.780 from school boards
00:06:28.680 and even some schools
00:06:30.200 when you demanded
00:06:31.640 that they remove
00:06:32.740 pornographic material
00:06:34.280 from elementary school libraries?
00:06:36.340 And I want to make it clear.
00:06:37.440 We're talking about kids
00:06:38.840 eight to ten years old
00:06:40.200 looking at this material
00:06:41.300 in their libraries.
00:06:42.180 But there was actually pushback
00:06:43.680 from school boards.
00:06:45.340 Did that shock you at all?
00:06:46.680 It shocked me
00:06:47.360 that people weren't just saying
00:06:48.960 hooray for Premier Smith
00:06:50.960 for doing this.
00:06:51.580 It disappointed me
00:06:52.800 because I think
00:06:54.160 what happened there
00:06:55.220 is it was parents
00:06:56.500 who were going
00:06:57.320 through the school libraries
00:06:58.220 and finding inappropriate
00:07:00.360 picture books.
00:07:01.520 So images,
00:07:02.840 inappropriate images
00:07:03.720 that depicted oral sex,
00:07:06.100 that depicted the use
00:07:07.140 of strap-ons.
00:07:08.500 One image of an adult
00:07:10.560 pulling down the pants
00:07:11.500 of a child.
00:07:13.920 And I looked at that
00:07:15.420 and said,
00:07:16.080 every reasonable person
00:07:17.700 can look at this material
00:07:19.260 and say that children
00:07:20.540 should not be exposed
00:07:21.620 to these images.
00:07:23.020 Part of the issue
00:07:23.940 is that we've got
00:07:24.480 K to 12 schools.
00:07:26.320 And so something
00:07:27.220 that maybe an older child
00:07:28.640 might be able to process
00:07:29.760 and understand
00:07:30.440 is not something
00:07:31.140 that a grade one student can.
00:07:33.160 So that's what we were
00:07:33.820 trying to get at
00:07:34.380 is remove these very graphic images
00:07:37.080 that are not age appropriate.
00:07:39.180 And the way it got misinterpreted
00:07:41.840 by the Edmonton Public School,
00:07:44.460 and they weren't really
00:07:44.980 the only school board
00:07:45.920 who did this,
00:07:46.920 is they essentially ran
00:07:49.460 certain key words,
00:07:51.320 I think through an AI program,
00:07:52.700 and it popped out a list
00:07:53.820 of 200 different books
00:07:55.120 that had graphic words
00:07:58.180 in different books,
00:07:59.740 many of them classics,
00:08:01.260 and then it presumed
00:08:02.480 that that's what we meant.
00:08:03.380 And that was not
00:08:03.860 what we meant at all.
00:08:04.660 So we had to make sure
00:08:06.340 that we clarified
00:08:07.480 the ministerial order
00:08:08.560 to what it was that was meant.
00:08:10.660 We got to a point
00:08:11.640 where finally they did,
00:08:13.980 I think most of the school boards
00:08:15.120 did understand
00:08:15.740 what our intention was.
00:08:16.580 It's just unfortunate
00:08:17.480 that it got to that level
00:08:19.800 because that was never
00:08:20.540 the intended outcome.
00:08:23.380 No one ever wanted
00:08:24.340 to remove Handmaid's Tale
00:08:25.920 or Atlas Shrugged
00:08:27.960 from the school libraries.
00:08:29.860 But I have said
00:08:30.660 that I heard afterwards
00:08:32.060 that there was a run
00:08:32.920 on those books
00:08:33.560 at the local bookstores.
00:08:35.980 And my view is
00:08:36.900 if people are looking
00:08:38.020 to read the sexy bits
00:08:39.160 in Ayn Rand
00:08:39.820 and end up picking up
00:08:40.660 some of her philosophy
00:08:41.540 along the way,
00:08:42.940 maybe that's a win.
00:08:44.540 So we got through it,
00:08:47.440 but it's unfortunate
00:08:48.560 that it had to be
00:08:49.940 as fraught
00:08:51.020 as it turned out to be.
00:08:52.760 Yeah, well,
00:08:53.420 having read everything
00:08:54.680 Ayn Rand ever wrote,
00:08:56.540 there's not a whole lot
00:08:57.700 in there that's furious.
00:08:59.020 So I don't know
00:09:00.380 what they were expecting,
00:09:01.880 but here they were
00:09:03.100 accusing you
00:09:03.620 of wanting to take
00:09:04.340 a mice and man
00:09:05.080 off the shelf.
00:09:05.880 And it's just incredible.
00:09:07.440 But I thought you weathered
00:09:10.360 that storm very well,
00:09:12.440 despite the outrageous
00:09:14.200 suggestion that it was
00:09:16.180 about censorship
00:09:17.640 of the classics.
00:09:18.980 They always go there
00:09:20.200 every time.
00:09:21.500 I think a lot of people
00:09:23.660 just don't believe
00:09:24.520 that material's
00:09:25.260 in the school library
00:09:26.120 and they think,
00:09:26.680 she must be after
00:09:27.560 these John Steinbeck novels
00:09:29.580 or something.
00:09:30.300 It's just incredible.
00:09:30.920 Well, even look at,
00:09:31.960 I mean, often you can
00:09:32.740 even run through AI
00:09:33.780 and ask what level
00:09:35.040 a certain book
00:09:36.120 is written for
00:09:36.800 and even Handmaid's Tale.
00:09:37.780 It's meant for 17
00:09:39.320 and 18 year old kids.
00:09:40.800 So it's meant
00:09:41.520 to be taught in high school.
00:09:42.760 If they were having
00:09:43.640 a reading class
00:09:44.600 and a grade one
00:09:45.880 of any of these
00:09:47.100 very high level
00:09:48.020 works of literature,
00:09:49.400 I mean, I think
00:09:49.800 most people would say
00:09:50.540 that's probably not happening.
00:09:52.800 But, and I think
00:09:53.840 that that's,
00:09:54.380 you have to kind of test
00:09:55.520 what is being said
00:09:56.660 with reality.
00:09:57.720 I think that the reality
00:09:58.580 is there are picture books
00:10:00.160 in school libraries
00:10:01.160 that had inappropriate
00:10:02.160 graphic images
00:10:03.320 and we just didn't think
00:10:05.060 that that was appropriate
00:10:05.820 to have in the schools.
00:10:06.600 So we asked for them
00:10:07.900 to be removed
00:10:08.460 and I believe
00:10:09.520 that most school boards
00:10:11.120 understand in good faith
00:10:12.720 what was meant
00:10:13.240 and they complied.
00:10:15.060 Yes.
00:10:16.320 Moving on to the pipeline issue,
00:10:18.020 of course,
00:10:18.340 you have been pushing
00:10:19.140 that very, very prominently.
00:10:21.640 What do you make
00:10:22.620 of BC's intransigence
00:10:24.260 on this
00:10:24.940 and particularly
00:10:25.880 BC Premier David Eby's
00:10:28.160 persistent refusal
00:10:30.160 to even consider
00:10:31.060 a pipeline through the problem?
00:10:32.200 Do you think
00:10:32.680 there's going to be
00:10:33.360 some movement on this?
00:10:34.640 Well, it's not his decision.
00:10:35.740 I mean, we've seen this before
00:10:37.180 and it's been
00:10:38.180 different party banners too.
00:10:39.720 It was the,
00:10:40.340 we ended up having
00:10:41.280 a lot of pushback
00:10:42.240 under Christy Clark.
00:10:43.460 There was pushback
00:10:44.240 under John Horgan
00:10:45.800 and there's pushback
00:10:47.360 now under the current Premier.
00:10:48.820 But in the end,
00:10:50.220 both the coastal
00:10:51.020 gasoline pipeline
00:10:51.980 as well as the
00:10:52.980 Trans Mountain twinning
00:10:54.940 both got done
00:10:55.700 because this really is
00:10:57.560 a decision
00:10:58.140 of the federal government
00:10:58.960 and there's a reason
00:10:59.680 for that.
00:11:00.320 We came together
00:11:01.160 as a country
00:11:01.840 and gave the trade
00:11:03.380 and commerce power
00:11:04.140 to our federal level
00:11:04.980 of government
00:11:05.500 so that for cross-border
00:11:07.540 infrastructure projects,
00:11:09.400 it does fall
00:11:10.160 to the federal government
00:11:10.800 to make the decisions
00:11:11.560 on those
00:11:11.940 so that you don't have
00:11:12.880 the interests
00:11:13.840 of a particular premier
00:11:16.120 able to override
00:11:17.340 a project
00:11:17.780 of national interest.
00:11:18.860 And so we're going
00:11:19.260 to argue very strongly
00:11:20.240 that a new bitumen pipeline
00:11:22.280 to Asian markets
00:11:23.140 absolutely is in
00:11:24.500 the public interest
00:11:25.300 and we hope to see it
00:11:27.120 on the major projects list
00:11:28.260 once we get through
00:11:28.900 the due diligence on it.
00:11:29.940 It's why we put
00:11:30.580 our name forward
00:11:31.620 as the proponents
00:11:32.920 so that we can get
00:11:33.580 through the first rounds
00:11:34.900 of technical analysis
00:11:36.140 and I think people
00:11:37.200 are now seeing
00:11:38.080 with the overwrought reaction
00:11:40.180 why it is we had
00:11:41.580 to do that.
00:11:42.180 If it was any
00:11:42.980 individual company
00:11:43.940 who decided
00:11:45.220 to put that forward,
00:11:46.540 they too would be facing
00:11:47.580 the same reaction
00:11:49.820 and that's what
00:11:50.980 we need to get through.
00:11:51.860 This is the reason
00:11:52.500 why pipelines
00:11:53.200 have not been built
00:11:54.080 to the extent
00:11:56.780 that they otherwise
00:11:57.440 would have been.
00:11:58.100 It's the reason
00:11:58.540 why we don't have
00:11:59.140 new pipeline proponents
00:12:00.400 is because it has
00:12:01.960 become so politicized.
00:12:03.400 We want to take
00:12:03.740 the politics out of it.
00:12:05.020 We want to make
00:12:05.520 pipelines boring again.
00:12:07.080 Let's just look at them
00:12:08.200 as a conveyance
00:12:09.100 for a very vital piece
00:12:10.360 of natural resources
00:12:12.680 that Alberta
00:12:13.240 and other provinces have
00:12:14.560 and let's get our product
00:12:15.580 to market
00:12:15.960 so we can support
00:12:16.700 our friends and allies.
00:12:19.120 Another item from BC
00:12:20.740 recently has been
00:12:22.120 the emergence
00:12:23.360 of the aboriginal
00:12:24.460 title story.
00:12:26.240 This has been huge
00:12:27.220 for residents of Richmond
00:12:28.640 who could potentially
00:12:29.720 lose their homes
00:12:31.220 as a result.
00:12:32.520 We've seen some movement
00:12:33.340 on the same issue
00:12:34.280 in Quebec and Ontario
00:12:35.420 and a lot of people
00:12:37.600 are very concerned.
00:12:38.420 This is not just
00:12:39.380 a new phenomena
00:12:41.200 in terms of aboriginal title
00:12:44.140 but it means
00:12:45.200 an erosion
00:12:45.920 of property rights
00:12:47.240 which are never exactly
00:12:48.720 sacrosanct in Canada anyway
00:12:50.500 because they're not
00:12:51.220 clearly spelled out
00:12:52.280 in the Constitution.
00:12:54.120 Are you concerned
00:12:54.800 that this could spread
00:12:55.620 to Alberta
00:12:56.140 and if it does
00:12:57.180 how would you respond
00:12:58.320 to that?
00:12:59.400 Well I would say
00:13:00.280 I don't know
00:13:01.180 all the reasons
00:13:01.960 why treaties
00:13:02.900 were not signed
00:13:03.860 in some parts of Canada
00:13:05.480 and that's what creates
00:13:07.380 I think the complexity
00:13:08.280 in British Columbia
00:13:09.460 is that they don't
00:13:10.480 have treaty
00:13:11.440 on the bulk
00:13:12.500 of the land base
00:13:13.520 and so they've got
00:13:14.040 multiple overlapping
00:13:15.440 claims from multiple
00:13:16.960 different bands.
00:13:18.400 Fortunately in Alberta
00:13:19.360 all of our territory
00:13:20.840 is covered by
00:13:21.880 treaties 6, 7 and 8
00:13:23.120 and I think a little bit
00:13:23.920 of 4 as well.
00:13:24.740 And so the rules
00:13:26.220 are very well known.
00:13:28.460 You can read the treaties
00:13:29.300 and you can see
00:13:29.980 that the purpose
00:13:30.700 of the treaty
00:13:31.360 was to make sure
00:13:32.740 that there was clarity
00:13:34.820 about who owned what
00:13:38.100 when settlers
00:13:39.520 were coming in.
00:13:41.280 The land was designed
00:13:43.060 to invite newcomers
00:13:45.180 into the jurisdiction
00:13:46.640 and so
00:13:47.320 the terms as well
00:13:49.660 are very clear
00:13:50.280 that we have to
00:13:51.280 honor the hunting
00:13:52.420 and gathering
00:13:54.240 and fishing
00:13:55.480 and trapping rights
00:13:56.300 of First Nations
00:13:56.980 and so there's a duty
00:13:57.840 to consult
00:13:58.520 when we do
00:13:59.580 any kind of major
00:14:00.760 infrastructure project
00:14:01.940 and we take that seriously.
00:14:03.580 We created
00:14:04.520 the Alberta Indigenous
00:14:05.260 Opportunities Corporation
00:14:06.280 as a mechanism
00:14:07.320 for that
00:14:07.880 so that we can get
00:14:10.280 not only Indigenous
00:14:11.460 consultation
00:14:12.240 in a meaningful way
00:14:13.500 but also
00:14:14.300 Indigenous equity ownership
00:14:15.840 of some of those
00:14:16.600 major projects.
00:14:17.320 We've got seven of them
00:14:18.260 that have already
00:14:18.820 been established.
00:14:19.460 we've underwritten
00:14:20.220 $750 million
00:14:21.540 worth of investment
00:14:22.760 and it's going
00:14:23.920 to be generating
00:14:24.480 $1.3 billion
00:14:25.460 worth of revenue
00:14:26.260 for the bands
00:14:26.840 over the lifetimes
00:14:27.600 of the projects
00:14:28.100 and we want to do
00:14:28.640 more of that
00:14:29.220 and we think
00:14:30.320 that that is the true
00:14:30.900 pathway to reconciliation
00:14:32.120 acknowledging
00:14:33.420 the interest
00:14:35.240 of the Aboriginal bands
00:14:38.300 that may be impacted
00:14:39.500 but also acknowledging
00:14:40.380 that by giving
00:14:41.980 an ownership stake
00:14:43.080 I think you end up
00:14:45.460 really going down
00:14:46.240 a pathway
00:14:46.700 of empowerment
00:14:48.440 and self-government
00:14:49.280 so that's the approach
00:14:50.460 that we're taking
00:14:51.060 and we're pleased
00:14:52.180 to see that other provinces
00:14:53.360 have developed
00:14:54.360 a similar type
00:14:55.040 of loan guarantee program
00:14:56.040 and we hope that moves
00:14:57.320 the relationship forward
00:14:58.980 on all fronts
00:14:59.960 for all projects
00:15:01.440 in all parts
00:15:02.180 of the country.
00:15:04.940 I have to raise
00:15:06.040 this question.
00:15:06.820 One of the guests
00:15:08.220 on the show
00:15:08.720 once in a while
00:15:09.560 is I think
00:15:10.260 a mutual friend
00:15:11.140 Jeff Rath
00:15:12.880 who is of course
00:15:13.600 the legal counsel
00:15:14.920 for the Alberta Prosperity Project
00:15:16.680 and he's always telling me
00:15:18.480 that Mark Carney
00:15:19.200 is the best salesman
00:15:20.320 he has for Alberta
00:15:21.680 independence.
00:15:23.480 Are you concerned
00:15:24.380 about the
00:15:25.100 it seems to be staying
00:15:26.260 rather high
00:15:27.240 40% perhaps higher
00:15:28.800 are you concerned
00:15:29.400 about the level
00:15:30.040 of popularity
00:15:31.520 for Alberta independence
00:15:32.980 and do you think
00:15:34.040 Mark Carney
00:15:34.680 is a great salesman
00:15:37.000 for Albertans
00:15:38.200 who don't want
00:15:39.060 to stay in confederation
00:15:40.380 who are actually
00:15:41.220 considering independence
00:15:43.040 perhaps for the first time
00:15:44.100 in their life?
00:15:44.920 Well I would
00:15:45.480 look at it differently
00:15:46.560 because I have told
00:15:48.240 Mark Carney
00:15:49.580 the Prime Minister
00:15:50.580 that Justin Trudeau
00:15:52.420 created the independence
00:15:53.360 movement in Alberta
00:15:54.440 with 10 years
00:15:55.320 of bad policies
00:15:56.120 10 years of suppressing
00:15:57.220 our ability
00:15:57.760 to get our product
00:15:59.260 to market
00:15:59.660 10 years of invading
00:16:00.700 provincial jurisdiction
00:16:01.740 10 years of passing
00:16:03.240 policies
00:16:03.840 that violate
00:16:05.140 the rights
00:16:05.720 of our law-abiding
00:16:06.820 firearms owners
00:16:07.720 10 years of bad policy
00:16:09.340 around immigration
00:16:11.240 I guess most recently
00:16:12.580 in the last few years
00:16:13.500 that are beginning
00:16:14.800 to put major pressure
00:16:15.860 on our social programs
00:16:17.360 so there's a lot
00:16:18.460 of bad policies
00:16:19.320 that were passed
00:16:20.340 by Justin Trudeau
00:16:21.500 that created
00:16:21.980 the current problem
00:16:22.900 but he's the guy
00:16:24.280 who can fix it
00:16:25.120 I mean you do
00:16:25.800 from time to time
00:16:26.780 see a leadership change
00:16:28.200 and it results
00:16:28.760 in a sea change
00:16:29.980 in a different approach
00:16:31.280 jury's still out
00:16:32.920 on whether or not
00:16:33.780 he's going to
00:16:35.200 unravel some of the bad policies
00:16:38.100 we put the nine bad laws
00:16:39.460 on the table
00:16:39.860 there are others
00:16:40.580 but we've made it very clear
00:16:43.400 that we take the independence
00:16:46.260 sentiment seriously
00:16:48.580 and he should too
00:16:49.380 but he can do something about it
00:16:50.940 he just has to make sure
00:16:52.260 that he's respecting
00:16:53.220 provincial jurisdiction
00:16:54.240 and allowing us
00:16:55.720 to be able to operate
00:16:57.260 in our areas of jurisdiction
00:16:58.700 unfettered
00:16:59.220 and that includes
00:16:59.800 the development
00:17:00.300 of our oil
00:17:00.780 and gas resources
00:17:01.620 and of course
00:17:04.420 you've objected
00:17:05.480 to President Donald Trump
00:17:07.260 getting personally
00:17:08.440 involved in this
00:17:09.180 I don't think
00:17:09.920 you've actually called
00:17:10.720 the president by name
00:17:12.460 or by title
00:17:13.120 but you have said
00:17:14.220 the U.S. should not
00:17:15.060 be getting involved
00:17:15.900 in Alberta's debate
00:17:17.920 on this
00:17:18.560 and I would imagine
00:17:19.880 you would still say that
00:17:20.820 well it goes both ways
00:17:22.120 I mean I know
00:17:22.640 that there was
00:17:24.200 a lot of consternation
00:17:25.660 about Doug Ford's ad
00:17:27.040 in America
00:17:27.740 during elections
00:17:28.720 and that was
00:17:30.160 flagged
00:17:31.160 as something
00:17:32.560 that was an irritant
00:17:33.720 to the White House
00:17:34.760 well
00:17:35.060 I don't really want
00:17:37.480 the Americans
00:17:38.160 starting to do
00:17:38.760 $75 million ad campaigns
00:17:40.360 in Alberta
00:17:41.060 or Canada either
00:17:41.940 so I would say
00:17:43.120 that we should be respectful
00:17:44.220 that there are
00:17:44.820 different decisions
00:17:45.500 made in different jurisdictions
00:17:46.700 for different reasons
00:17:47.680 and try a persuasion campaign
00:17:50.060 that has always been
00:17:50.880 my approach
00:17:51.520 is let's be diplomatic
00:17:52.620 let's
00:17:53.560 I try to identify
00:17:55.020 the areas
00:17:55.640 of common interest
00:17:56.740 let's try to argue
00:17:57.800 in areas
00:17:58.400 our personal interest
00:18:00.640 in Canada
00:18:01.500 in terms of
00:18:02.720 how it advances
00:18:03.580 American interest
00:18:04.480 that's what I have always said
00:18:05.580 is how
00:18:06.280 we know that
00:18:07.220 what Donald Trump
00:18:08.060 wants to do
00:18:08.680 is he wants
00:18:09.600 American exceptionalism
00:18:10.860 he wants
00:18:11.400 energy dominance
00:18:12.380 he wants to make
00:18:13.340 America great again
00:18:14.260 so we need to frame
00:18:15.920 how we can
00:18:17.280 how our trade agreements
00:18:19.460 lend themselves
00:18:20.800 to achieving
00:18:21.360 those objectives
00:18:21.980 that's what I've done
00:18:22.760 energy
00:18:23.760 oil and gas
00:18:24.960 is absolutely
00:18:26.060 an essential
00:18:27.400 having
00:18:28.340 having Canada
00:18:29.200 and Alberta
00:18:29.760 in particular
00:18:30.320 be the
00:18:31.740 the backstop
00:18:32.700 in in America
00:18:34.060 for energy dominance
00:18:35.160 dominance is essential
00:18:36.220 to maintaining
00:18:36.860 low prices
00:18:37.460 for their consumers
00:18:38.280 it gives them
00:18:39.320 as well
00:18:39.880 a low cost product
00:18:41.260 as an input cost
00:18:42.760 and it frees up
00:18:43.740 more of their own resource
00:18:44.560 so that they can
00:18:45.360 export it internationally
00:18:46.500 so it helps us
00:18:48.300 to export more
00:18:49.080 to the US
00:18:49.520 but most importantly
00:18:50.560 for from the perspective
00:18:52.160 of an American
00:18:52.660 it helps them too
00:18:53.520 so that's to me
00:18:54.800 I think a more
00:18:56.580 strategic way
00:18:57.660 of us advancing
00:18:58.600 our trade interests
00:19:00.140 is we can't be talking
00:19:01.460 about how much
00:19:02.240 we're hurt
00:19:02.760 by American actions
00:19:03.760 we have to talk
00:19:04.580 about how much
00:19:05.080 they're helped
00:19:05.580 by maintaining
00:19:06.380 the Canada-US
00:19:07.480 free trade agreement
00:19:08.220 and making sure
00:19:09.380 that we get rid
00:19:10.700 of all of the tariffs
00:19:11.760 that are on
00:19:12.200 all of our products
00:19:13.040 so will Albertans
00:19:15.960 have the opportunity
00:19:16.800 to vote on
00:19:18.360 in a referendum
00:19:19.160 in 2026
00:19:20.300 on whether or not
00:19:21.000 they support
00:19:22.200 or oppose
00:19:22.880 Albertan independence
00:19:25.100 well it looks like
00:19:26.380 Thomas Lukasik
00:19:27.340 has got the signatures
00:19:28.360 that he needed
00:19:29.180 for the question
00:19:30.560 that he posed
00:19:31.300 which is
00:19:31.780 do you want
00:19:32.700 to remain in Canada
00:19:33.740 that's I guess
00:19:35.480 a yes no question
00:19:36.600 and so that is a question
00:19:38.140 around independence
00:19:39.460 as I've said before
00:19:40.440 I'm waiting to see
00:19:41.740 what the elections officials
00:19:43.660 say about the validity
00:19:46.200 of the signatures
00:19:46.920 that there takes
00:19:47.720 a little bit of a process
00:19:48.860 to be able to validate those
00:19:50.100 and so I want to see
00:19:51.320 how that
00:19:51.660 what they discover
00:19:52.960 and then we'll make a
00:19:54.380 we'll make a decision
00:19:55.140 about how we
00:19:55.860 how we treat that
00:19:57.880 and when we would put her
00:19:58.660 on a ballot
00:19:59.060 after we see
00:19:59.740 whether or not
00:20:00.360 he he got the number
00:20:01.320 of signatures
00:20:01.840 that was required
00:20:02.840 under the law
00:20:03.460 right
00:20:04.440 are you
00:20:05.480 you were talking recently
00:20:06.760 about Alberta opting out
00:20:08.020 of international agreements
00:20:09.360 I think this would be
00:20:10.140 highly popular
00:20:11.700 is that still something
00:20:12.780 you can see
00:20:13.520 Alberta doing
00:20:14.480 I think it's the other way
00:20:15.680 is that we would opt in
00:20:16.980 to international agreements
00:20:18.360 that the federal government signs
00:20:19.580 yeah so we're not just going
00:20:21.240 to assume
00:20:21.740 that just because
00:20:22.280 the federal government
00:20:23.080 has signed an agreement
00:20:24.780 that it's in our interest
00:20:27.360 because what I've observed
00:20:28.700 about international agreements
00:20:30.060 is that they certainly
00:20:31.180 don't do a lot of consultation
00:20:32.420 with the provinces
00:20:33.940 that are impacted
00:20:34.880 when the subject matter
00:20:37.520 is in our areas
00:20:38.340 of jurisdiction
00:20:38.980 and it's actually
00:20:39.860 a long-standing principle
00:20:40.900 that we have to have a say
00:20:43.740 in areas
00:20:44.920 that impact
00:20:46.200 our area of authority
00:20:48.760 and so we had
00:20:49.920 a framework legislation
00:20:51.240 where we would proactively
00:20:53.500 go through
00:20:54.120 and affirm
00:20:54.880 on trade agreements
00:20:56.060 that Alberta
00:20:57.440 was supportive of them
00:20:58.800 but now we're just
00:20:59.780 expanding that legislation
00:21:00.860 out to include
00:21:01.580 all agreements
00:21:02.320 because what I've also seen
00:21:03.880 is that
00:21:04.280 whether it's an MOU
00:21:05.780 or some kind of
00:21:07.900 multilateral discussion
00:21:11.500 there's lots of different
00:21:12.640 agreements that fall outside
00:21:13.740 trade agreements
00:21:14.380 that have raised concern
00:21:16.980 of Albertans
00:21:18.220 and we want to make sure
00:21:19.000 that we're looking at those
00:21:20.100 and only opting into
00:21:21.640 the ones that make sense
00:21:22.500 for Albertans
00:21:23.180 Right
00:21:25.020 and final question
00:21:27.480 this is something
00:21:28.820 very close to my heart
00:21:30.460 what was your reaction
00:21:32.260 to the brutal
00:21:33.200 and I can't say it
00:21:35.760 any other way
00:21:36.340 the brutal killing
00:21:37.560 of hundreds of ostriches
00:21:39.140 at a farm in Edgewood, B.C.
00:21:40.880 Universal Ostrich Farms
00:21:42.140 I saw you were questioned
00:21:43.700 about that
00:21:44.300 about six or seven weeks ago
00:21:45.980 I thought your response
00:21:47.380 was quite reasonable
00:21:48.260 instead of saying
00:21:49.520 let's look at this
00:21:50.880 why don't we test them
00:21:51.760 why are they just
00:21:52.780 refusing
00:21:53.660 to budge on this
00:21:55.300 and of course
00:21:56.280 they're still refusing
00:21:57.180 to even test
00:21:57.900 the tissues
00:21:58.720 of these dead carcasses
00:22:00.300 which they immediately
00:22:01.520 have tried to hide
00:22:02.960 but the same thing
00:22:05.240 has potentially
00:22:05.840 could happen
00:22:06.640 in Alberta
00:22:07.240 Alberta has been
00:22:08.240 subject to
00:22:09.140 culling orders
00:22:10.400 at poultry farms
00:22:11.480 as B.C. has
00:22:13.240 tens of millions
00:22:14.340 of chickens
00:22:14.840 have been killed
00:22:15.620 at the hands
00:22:18.120 of the CFIA
00:22:18.880 because of their
00:22:19.800 stamping up policy
00:22:20.900 and it's interesting
00:22:21.520 I did a lot of research
00:22:22.440 on this
00:22:22.880 because this story
00:22:24.100 became very very
00:22:25.260 close to my heart
00:22:26.160 became very close
00:22:27.240 to the people
00:22:27.800 on the farm
00:22:28.660 and I discovered
00:22:30.460 that even
00:22:31.540 the World Health Organization
00:22:33.160 even the World
00:22:34.620 Organization for Animal Health
00:22:36.700 which the CFIA
00:22:37.920 is constantly appealing to
00:22:39.420 they are saying
00:22:41.120 no stamping out
00:22:42.320 is just not rational
00:22:43.760 it doesn't make any sense
00:22:45.820 quarantine first
00:22:47.640 separate the sick animals
00:22:49.800 try to save the herd
00:22:52.220 and they're actually
00:22:53.080 suggesting that
00:22:53.920 maybe the antibodies
00:22:55.200 created with herd immunity
00:22:58.040 are useful
00:22:59.120 so it's like Canada
00:23:00.580 the CFIA
00:23:01.620 is completely out of step
00:23:03.200 with even the globalists
00:23:05.240 who are saying
00:23:06.260 this policy
00:23:07.080 has gone too far
00:23:07.960 it's pushing up
00:23:09.060 the price of poultry
00:23:09.980 the price of beef
00:23:11.040 the price of eggs
00:23:12.200 how did you feel about it
00:23:15.040 and what's your response
00:23:16.980 to potentially
00:23:17.740 this continuing
00:23:18.940 in not just B.C.
00:23:20.740 but potentially Alberta
00:23:22.200 well first of all
00:23:23.700 I would say
00:23:24.300 that you know
00:23:24.920 policies
00:23:25.360 don't come out of nowhere
00:23:27.420 and so
00:23:28.180 so part of the reason
00:23:29.480 for
00:23:29.940 what may be perceived
00:23:31.560 to be an extreme
00:23:32.340 overreaction
00:23:33.280 is that avian flu
00:23:34.420 is this particular strain
00:23:36.180 that they're concerned about
00:23:37.500 is deadly
00:23:38.400 and not just to birds
00:23:39.880 but also to other animal species
00:23:42.320 I think I was just
00:23:42.980 I was trying to look it up
00:23:44.400 I think it's H5N1
00:23:46.660 and I think that
00:23:48.600 I had just recently read
00:23:50.420 that there's
00:23:51.500 I think half
00:23:52.320 the population
00:23:53.340 of seals
00:23:54.480 in this one area
00:23:56.080 have been
00:23:56.700 have died
00:23:57.800 because of exposure
00:23:59.100 to this particular virus
00:24:00.360 so
00:24:00.660 it's very serious
00:24:02.080 that you don't want
00:24:03.540 it to spread
00:24:04.220 and so I understand that
00:24:05.780 you also have to look
00:24:07.600 at what the approach
00:24:08.940 is of the producers
00:24:10.240 and what I have seen
00:24:11.820 is that when there have been
00:24:13.000 these kinds of outbreaks
00:24:14.060 most producers
00:24:15.660 are very supportive
00:24:16.920 of making sure
00:24:18.080 that the threat
00:24:20.040 is eradicated
00:24:20.900 we have had instances
00:24:22.280 where that has occurred
00:24:23.660 and barns
00:24:25.420 have had to be eradicated
00:24:26.780 and hers have had
00:24:27.520 to be eradicated
00:24:28.400 and so I always want
00:24:30.440 to defer
00:24:31.220 to what the owner
00:24:33.560 would say
00:24:34.780 because the owner
00:24:36.180 is going to be the one
00:24:37.340 that
00:24:37.700 because we do value
00:24:39.620 property rights
00:24:40.360 in Alberta
00:24:40.880 and we do have a policy
00:24:42.700 around compensation
00:24:43.640 the owner would be the one
00:24:45.380 that I would be concerned about
00:24:46.400 are they supportive
00:24:47.220 of that move
00:24:48.260 in this particular case
00:24:50.080 I could
00:24:50.860 what I didn't understand
00:24:52.240 is
00:24:52.740 why didn't they take
00:24:54.080 the Americans up
00:24:54.900 on their offer
00:24:55.400 to transport the birds
00:24:56.420 and test them
00:24:57.100 there seemed to be
00:24:58.200 an appetite to do that
00:24:59.160 we have a collaboration
00:25:00.040 with the federal government
00:25:01.500 in the US
00:25:02.640 around health issues
00:25:04.140 that was a bit of a mystery
00:25:05.720 to me
00:25:06.180 I always want to see
00:25:07.460 if there's a better way
00:25:08.740 because if I understand
00:25:09.520 this particular case
00:25:10.820 the virus had already
00:25:13.080 gone through
00:25:13.580 several animals had died
00:25:15.140 but the ones who didn't
00:25:17.120 might actually have
00:25:17.940 had some kind
00:25:19.560 of natural immunity
00:25:20.340 and the antibodies
00:25:21.300 might be helpful
00:25:22.180 in trying to find
00:25:23.480 some kind of remedy
00:25:24.620 or vaccine
00:25:25.200 so that seemed to be
00:25:26.220 a compelling argument
00:25:27.040 to me
00:25:27.420 it's not what
00:25:28.340 the court decided
00:25:29.400 but I would say
00:25:31.240 that I'm watching
00:25:32.180 these kinds of cases
00:25:33.100 very closely
00:25:33.780 to see if there's
00:25:34.480 a better way to do it
00:25:35.400 there is also
00:25:36.460 I think part of the reason
00:25:38.160 why there's a bit
00:25:38.880 of a different discussion
00:25:39.900 around an animal
00:25:41.060 like an ostrich
00:25:42.060 versus chickens
00:25:43.420 chickens
00:25:43.760 I think are already
00:25:45.080 set to slaughter
00:25:46.560 after 90 days
00:25:48.280 so it's not
00:25:49.300 a long
00:25:50.320 they don't have
00:25:51.120 a long life
00:25:51.920 and I believe
00:25:52.980 with cattle
00:25:53.840 most of them
00:25:54.380 go to market
00:25:55.080 before 30 months
00:25:56.020 as well
00:25:56.380 so I think
00:25:56.820 that that's part
00:25:57.580 of the reason
00:25:58.180 why replacing
00:25:59.300 those herds
00:26:00.120 there's more
00:26:00.760 acceptability
00:26:01.500 in the producer
00:26:02.180 market
00:26:02.660 but with ostriches
00:26:04.340 they can live
00:26:04.760 to 70 years
00:26:05.720 so I think
00:26:06.580 that this particular
00:26:07.280 case
00:26:07.800 sadly
00:26:09.060 I wish they'd
00:26:10.680 found a different
00:26:11.980 outcome there
00:26:12.900 and I think
00:26:13.540 a lot of people
00:26:14.280 are feeling the same
00:26:15.100 I'm a little bit
00:26:16.000 mystified about
00:26:16.680 why they didn't
00:26:17.240 take the Americans
00:26:17.940 up on their offer
00:26:18.620 I think that might
00:26:19.220 have been a good
00:26:19.720 second way
00:26:21.260 certainly
00:26:22.760 better than the
00:26:23.720 outcome
00:26:24.060 as it was
00:26:24.740 which has been
00:26:25.200 devastating
00:26:25.720 for the family
00:26:27.060 the farm
00:26:27.720 I don't know
00:26:28.380 if that farm
00:26:28.860 will ever recover
00:26:29.540 from what happened
00:26:31.280 here
00:26:31.500 but thoughts
00:26:32.700 and prayers
00:26:33.060 are with Katie
00:26:33.920 and her family
00:26:34.800 on this
00:26:35.180 Premier Daniels
00:26:36.360 thank you so much
00:26:37.180 I know your time
00:26:37.760 is limited
00:26:38.620 I appreciate
00:26:39.380 what you have
00:26:40.060 been able to
00:26:41.000 share with me
00:26:41.520 today
00:26:41.920 it's always a pleasure
00:26:43.040 we go back
00:26:44.440 a long way
00:26:45.280 and I'm proud
00:26:46.340 to say that
00:26:47.240 and I'm always
00:26:48.020 proud to call
00:26:48.740 you a friend
00:26:49.300 and somebody
00:26:50.560 who appreciates
00:26:51.400 what you do
00:26:52.060 as a political
00:26:52.860 leader
00:26:53.240 I think you
00:26:54.040 represent
00:26:54.740 principled
00:26:56.480 conservatives
00:26:57.120 in this country
00:26:57.920 far more than
00:26:58.780 I think you
00:26:59.220 even realize
00:27:00.000 I hear that
00:27:00.540 from my audience
00:27:01.260 all the time
00:27:02.180 so thank you
00:27:02.720 for your work
00:27:03.240 and thank you
00:27:03.980 for your time
00:27:04.400 today
00:27:04.660 and we'll look
00:27:05.680 forward to
00:27:06.100 talking again
00:27:07.000 thanks so much
00:27:08.100 David
00:27:08.360 thank you
00:27:09.540 bye for now
00:27:10.240 and that of course
00:27:16.840 was Premier
00:27:17.680 Daniel Smith
00:27:18.440 my interview
00:27:19.560 with her
00:27:19.940 it's a third
00:27:21.640 or fourth time
00:27:22.220 she's been on the show
00:27:22.940 and like I said
00:27:23.780 we do go back
00:27:24.700 to Calgary Herald
00:27:25.560 days
00:27:26.000 when she was a
00:27:26.840 columnist
00:27:27.680 to Calgary Herald
00:27:28.900 and she was also
00:27:29.640 a broadcast journalist
00:27:30.700 for many years
00:27:31.240 I have a lot of time
00:27:32.460 for Daniel
00:27:32.840 I was not entirely
00:27:33.920 satisfied with her
00:27:34.860 response
00:27:35.440 to the ostrich
00:27:36.720 farm question
00:27:37.460 but you know
00:27:39.300 that's give and take
00:27:40.180 in political discourse
00:27:41.700 and journalism
00:27:42.720 and we'll talk
00:27:45.620 about that again
00:27:46.200 and I know
00:27:47.100 a lot of you
00:27:47.580 who saw that
00:27:48.520 response in my
00:27:49.880 sneak preview
00:27:50.440 in X last night
00:27:51.100 weren't happy
00:27:51.620 with that response
00:27:52.400 either
00:27:53.080 but
00:27:54.140 we'll talk about
00:27:56.740 that again
00:27:57.520 lots more
00:27:59.020 to talk about
00:27:59.840 today
00:28:00.240 we are
00:28:01.580 really
00:28:03.160 still following
00:28:05.240 the ostrich farm
00:28:06.120 story
00:28:06.500 and of course
00:28:07.360 the other day
00:28:08.000 we tracked
00:28:08.560 everything to
00:28:09.400 Super Safe
00:28:10.380 group
00:28:10.580 in Surrey
00:28:12.220 and we've got
00:28:14.220 more information
00:28:14.940 and interestingly
00:28:15.760 enough
00:28:16.280 this was just
00:28:17.560 shared with me
00:28:18.240 and if I don't
00:28:18.800 forget
00:28:19.180 if I don't
00:28:20.060 show it to you
00:28:20.840 I'm going to
00:28:21.760 forget
00:28:22.020 this is from
00:28:23.240 one of my
00:28:24.180 viewers
00:28:25.340 his name is not
00:28:27.100 sent here
00:28:27.700 ostriches are
00:28:29.200 likely
00:28:29.620 why is this
00:28:32.120 ostriches are
00:28:35.380 likely
00:28:35.820 sorry I've got
00:28:37.160 likely going to
00:28:39.900 Cloverdale cold
00:28:40.620 storage
00:28:41.040 now this
00:28:42.280 cold storage
00:28:43.100 is apparently
00:28:43.560 right around
00:28:44.180 the block
00:28:44.740 from the
00:28:45.560 Super Safe
00:28:45.920 group
00:28:46.160 so
00:28:46.460 wanted to
00:28:47.500 share that
00:28:47.920 with you
00:28:48.400 but
00:28:49.600 before I go
00:28:51.000 any further
00:28:51.600 into this
00:28:52.420 video
00:28:52.820 I did want
00:28:54.120 to say
00:28:54.540 we are
00:28:55.980 acknowledging
00:28:56.900 Remembrance
00:28:58.260 Day today
00:28:58.840 and
00:28:59.340 I
00:29:01.120 don't think
00:29:03.320 I missed
00:29:03.940 a Remembrance
00:29:04.560 Day ceremony
00:29:05.240 until
00:29:06.260 from the time
00:29:08.280 I was
00:29:08.700 8 or
00:29:10.980 9 years
00:29:11.380 old
00:29:11.620 and I
00:29:12.000 started
00:29:12.200 going
00:29:12.460 as a
00:29:13.640 Cub
00:29:14.480 Scout
00:29:14.760 and
00:29:17.000 went as
00:29:18.260 an Air
00:29:18.520 Cadet
00:29:18.860 went
00:29:19.160 throughout
00:29:19.460 my years
00:29:19.860 in the
00:29:20.020 military
00:29:20.260 service
00:29:20.660 I of
00:29:21.460 course
00:29:21.620 did
00:29:21.820 serve
00:29:22.080 overseas
00:29:22.560 in
00:29:22.820 Bosnia
00:29:23.220 I am
00:29:24.960 a veteran
00:29:25.360 of the
00:29:25.600 Canadian
00:29:25.880 Armed Forces
00:29:26.440 an Air
00:29:26.840 Force
00:29:27.060 officer
00:29:27.580 proudly
00:29:28.960 wore the
00:29:29.980 uniform
00:29:30.320 and
00:29:31.480 I'm
00:29:32.680 not
00:29:32.900 in sync
00:29:33.780 with
00:29:34.240 government
00:29:34.700 policy
00:29:35.240 on
00:29:35.500 Ukraine
00:29:35.860 you know
00:29:36.220 that
00:29:36.480 I don't
00:29:37.340 think
00:29:37.560 we should
00:29:37.880 be
00:29:38.160 sending
00:29:38.700 billions
00:29:39.140 of dollars
00:29:39.800 into the
00:29:40.680 black hole
00:29:41.120 of Kiev
00:29:41.500 but
00:29:42.720 I'll
00:29:43.400 always
00:29:43.800 support
00:29:44.180 the men
00:29:44.540 and women
00:29:45.060 in uniform
00:29:45.660 who serve
00:29:46.600 us proudly
00:29:47.440 and bravely
00:29:48.060 and courageously
00:29:48.700 not only
00:29:50.140 in foreign
00:29:51.280 lands
00:29:51.660 at home
00:29:53.060 and
00:29:54.280 the
00:29:56.040 Canadian
00:29:56.320 military
00:29:56.820 I think
00:29:57.280 has been
00:29:58.420 rocked
00:29:58.960 by woke
00:29:59.500 politics
00:30:00.140 or
00:30:00.300 rocked
00:30:01.000 by
00:30:01.300 idiotic
00:30:03.000 conceptions
00:30:04.180 of what
00:30:04.420 the military
00:30:04.940 should be
00:30:05.580 or should
00:30:06.100 do
00:30:06.420 but I
00:30:07.780 think
00:30:07.920 at the
00:30:08.200 core
00:30:08.500 the
00:30:10.140 people
00:30:10.400 who
00:30:10.580 serve
00:30:10.920 valiantly
00:30:11.520 know
00:30:12.560 why
00:30:12.960 they are
00:30:13.520 in
00:30:13.660 uniform
00:30:13.940 and are
00:30:14.520 proud
00:30:14.820 to serve
00:30:15.220 in
00:30:15.360 uniform
00:30:15.620 and they
00:30:16.040 love
00:30:16.280 their
00:30:16.460 country
00:30:16.800 and
00:30:17.620 on
00:30:17.880 this
00:30:18.060 Remembrance
00:30:18.560 Day
00:30:18.800 let's
00:30:19.660 remember
00:30:20.120 all
00:30:20.760 of
00:30:20.920 those
00:30:21.300 who
00:30:22.600 served
00:30:23.080 this
00:30:24.820 country
00:30:25.180 who
00:30:25.960 died
00:30:26.360 in
00:30:27.120 the
00:30:27.260 service
00:30:27.520 of
00:30:27.660 their
00:30:27.780 country
00:30:28.080 who
00:30:28.260 were
00:30:28.420 injured
00:30:28.820 in
00:30:29.100 the
00:30:29.240 service
00:30:29.500 of
00:30:29.680 their
00:30:29.800 country
00:30:30.180 or
00:30:31.080 who
00:30:31.220 came
00:30:31.460 back
00:30:31.880 as
00:30:33.800 veterans
00:30:34.240 let's
00:30:34.860 remember
00:30:35.200 them
00:30:35.400 all
00:30:35.740 today
00:30:36.620 as I
00:30:37.080 always
00:30:37.440 have
00:30:37.740 on
00:30:37.940 November
00:30:38.300 11th
00:30:39.020 and
00:30:39.820 I
00:30:40.040 had
00:30:40.200 to
00:30:40.320 say
00:30:40.480 that
00:30:40.820 because
00:30:41.520 I
00:30:43.960 have
00:30:44.180 I
00:30:44.640 Remembrance
00:30:45.600 Day
00:30:45.780 for me
00:30:46.080 is never
00:30:46.440 one
00:30:46.700 day
00:30:46.940 a year
00:30:47.200 I
00:30:47.480 have
00:30:47.700 fought
00:30:47.960 for
00:30:48.180 veterans
00:30:48.620 I
00:30:48.780 have
00:30:48.920 written
00:30:49.160 articles
00:30:49.640 about
00:30:49.940 veterans
00:30:50.420 about
00:30:51.220 the
00:30:51.460 military
00:30:51.980 all
00:30:53.620 year
00:30:54.120 round
00:30:54.620 and
00:30:54.820 I'll
00:30:54.920 continue
00:30:55.240 to
00:30:55.440 do
00:30:55.580 that
00:30:55.780 thank
00:30:56.120 you
00:30:56.560 for
00:30:56.780 that
00:30:58.140 now
00:30:58.840 I
00:30:58.920 want
00:30:59.040 to
00:30:59.140 show
00:30:59.360 you
00:30:59.600 this
00:31:00.620 clip
00:31:00.880 here
00:31:01.120 and
00:31:01.460 we
00:31:03.360 have
00:31:03.660 to
00:31:04.020 thank
00:31:04.380 some
00:31:05.620 people
00:31:06.000 when
00:31:07.060 we
00:31:07.200 get
00:31:07.360 this
00:31:07.560 up
00:31:07.760 here
00:31:07.960 because
00:31:08.700 this
00:31:08.960 is
00:31:09.240 pretty
00:31:10.200 incredible
00:31:10.940 stuff
00:31:11.340 pretty
00:31:13.080 incredible
00:31:13.440 stuff
00:31:13.780 so
00:31:15.240 let's
00:31:16.200 get to
00:31:16.420 the
00:31:16.520 beginning
00:31:16.760 those
00:31:17.180 full
00:31:17.980 full
00:31:18.000 tape
00:31:18.400 just
00:31:18.660 like
00:31:18.820 the
00:31:18.940 trucks
00:31:19.220 out
00:31:19.440 at
00:31:19.540 the
00:31:19.660 farm
00:31:19.960 so
00:31:21.000 the
00:31:21.160 ostriches
00:31:21.800 are
00:31:22.140 here
00:31:22.700 they're
00:31:25.400 in those
00:31:25.700 bins
00:31:26.020 there
00:31:26.400 and
00:31:29.100 there's
00:31:33.820 another
00:31:34.080 bin
00:31:34.320 just
00:31:34.500 behind
00:31:34.800 that
00:31:35.020 sign
00:31:35.280 there
00:31:35.620 people
00:31:42.860 bought
00:31:43.240 some
00:31:43.480 candles
00:31:43.880 yesterday
00:31:44.520 how
00:31:48.420 did we
00:31:48.740 go
00:31:49.020 for
00:31:49.320 these
00:31:49.520 policies
00:31:50.100 hi
00:32:00.000 everybody
00:32:00.400 it's
00:32:00.860 535
00:32:01.600 a.m
00:32:02.600 on
00:32:03.660 Monday
00:32:04.620 another
00:32:08.480 bin
00:32:08.940 just
00:32:09.180 came
00:32:09.460 in
00:32:09.740 of
00:32:10.520 the
00:32:10.660 ostriches
00:32:11.400 is just
00:32:13.140 backing
00:32:13.440 up
00:32:13.620 right
00:32:13.800 now
00:32:14.120 that's
00:32:15.360 a
00:32:15.500 bin
00:32:15.660 of
00:32:15.800 the
00:32:15.920 ostriches
00:32:16.460 right
00:32:16.660 there
00:32:16.980 at
00:32:17.860 Super
00:32:18.120 Safe
00:32:18.520 in
00:32:19.380 Surrey
00:32:19.760 British
00:32:20.100 Columbia
00:32:20.480 and
00:32:23.640 then
00:32:23.800 you
00:32:23.920 look
00:32:24.080 over
00:32:24.280 to
00:32:24.480 the
00:32:24.620 right
00:32:24.860 there
00:32:25.260 there
00:32:27.740 are
00:32:27.860 the
00:32:27.940 other
00:32:28.120 bins
00:32:28.380 of
00:32:28.540 the
00:32:28.660 ostriches
00:32:29.260 right
00:32:29.800 now
00:32:30.180 so
00:32:36.480 you
00:32:36.920 can
00:32:37.080 see
00:32:37.240 they're
00:32:38.200 tucking
00:32:39.520 the
00:32:39.720 bins
00:32:40.120 in
00:32:40.560 back
00:32:41.080 behind
00:32:41.740 trying
00:32:42.360 to
00:32:42.520 hide
00:32:42.780 them
00:32:43.140 it's
00:32:46.800 going
00:32:46.900 to
00:32:46.920 be
00:32:47.020 a
00:32:47.140 total
00:32:47.440 of
00:32:48.000 five
00:32:48.420 bins
00:32:48.920 all
00:32:50.260 together
00:32:50.760 with
00:32:52.120 the
00:32:52.280 ostriches
00:32:52.860 in
00:32:53.020 them
00:32:53.320 ostriches
00:32:54.920 in
00:32:55.120 them
00:32:55.400 so
00:32:56.720 they
00:32:56.980 murdered
00:32:57.260 them
00:32:57.740 on
00:32:58.380 November
00:32:59.840 6th
00:33:01.300 they
00:33:02.140 left
00:33:02.460 them
00:33:02.740 in
00:33:03.100 the
00:33:03.260 death
00:33:03.500 pen
00:33:03.880 overnight
00:33:04.660 they
00:33:06.300 went
00:33:06.560 back
00:33:06.800 the
00:33:06.980 next
00:33:07.260 morning
00:33:07.680 CFIA
00:33:08.260 and the
00:33:08.680 RCMP
00:33:09.180 went
00:33:10.280 back
00:33:10.480 the
00:33:10.660 next
00:33:10.940 morning
00:33:11.460 and
00:33:11.860 there
00:33:12.000 was
00:33:12.280 gunshots
00:33:13.320 that a lot
00:33:15.520 of the
00:33:15.720 supporters
00:33:16.040 heard from
00:33:16.700 the roadway
00:33:17.360 so that
00:33:18.900 just means
00:33:19.500 that some
00:33:20.240 of the
00:33:20.480 ostriches
00:33:20.980 that were
00:33:21.260 murdered
00:33:21.660 on the
00:33:22.060 6th
00:33:23.000 left in
00:33:23.620 the pen
00:33:23.960 overnight
00:33:24.440 suffered
00:33:25.400 the whole
00:33:26.020 night
00:33:26.320 and
00:33:28.540 then
00:33:28.640 they
00:33:28.780 went
00:33:28.980 in
00:33:29.240 and
00:33:29.580 took
00:33:29.840 them
00:33:30.040 out
00:33:30.320 entirely
00:33:30.960 by
00:33:31.260 shooting
00:33:31.620 them
00:33:31.920 and
00:33:32.540 killing
00:33:32.920 them
00:33:33.240 entirely
00:33:33.760 so now
00:33:35.100 we're
00:33:35.240 the
00:33:35.400 10th
00:33:35.920 four days
00:33:36.740 later
00:33:37.220 after the
00:33:38.140 murder
00:33:38.480 and they're
00:33:39.820 still in
00:33:40.380 these
00:33:40.620 bins
00:33:40.960 someone is
00:33:46.240 saying
00:33:46.440 there's
00:33:46.700 quite a
00:33:47.260 stench
00:33:47.640 coming off
00:33:48.260 of them
00:33:48.600 so they're
00:33:50.500 starting to
00:33:51.040 rot in
00:33:51.480 there
00:33:51.760 and
00:33:52.700 Super
00:33:52.940 Safe
00:33:53.420 hasn't
00:33:53.920 done
00:33:54.160 anything
00:33:54.920 for the
00:33:55.400 birds
00:33:55.680 yet
00:33:55.980 but they're
00:34:02.520 fully
00:34:02.760 secured
00:34:03.380 tracks
00:34:04.220 going in
00:34:04.620 and out
00:34:04.920 gates
00:34:05.340 open
00:34:05.620 and
00:34:05.820 close
00:34:06.100 pretty
00:34:06.500 quickly
00:34:06.960 for
00:34:07.300 them
00:34:07.600 Super
00:34:16.800 Safe
00:34:17.280 in theory
00:34:18.260 look how
00:34:19.740 big their
00:34:20.120 building
00:34:20.400 is
00:34:20.820 so that's
00:34:23.980 their
00:34:24.400 equipment
00:34:26.540 sits
00:34:27.260 this is
00:34:31.180 their
00:34:31.300 building
00:34:31.640 and it
00:34:33.060 goes all
00:34:33.820 the way
00:34:34.580 down there
00:34:35.260 yeah they
00:34:47.840 did
00:34:48.040 spot
00:34:48.300 them out
00:34:48.680 actually
00:34:48.980 they had
00:34:49.280 two bins
00:34:49.740 on a
00:34:49.980 little
00:34:50.120 bed
00:34:50.320 truck
00:34:50.640 when they
00:34:50.980 left
00:34:51.280 the
00:34:52.400 snowshed
00:34:52.900 close to
00:34:53.920 the
00:34:54.240 farm
00:34:54.960 oh
00:34:56.140 let's
00:34:56.800 zoom
00:34:56.980 in
00:34:57.240 they're
00:34:57.960 actually
00:34:58.240 oh
00:34:58.860 sorry
00:34:59.400 guys
00:34:59.800 so they're
00:35:07.540 currently
00:35:07.920 taking the
00:35:08.680 bins off
00:35:09.440 of that
00:35:09.800 truck right
00:35:10.340 now
00:35:10.640 those are
00:35:12.420 the ostriches
00:35:13.240 I don't know if you guys
00:35:14.900 can see that
00:35:15.620 he's taking the bin
00:35:17.920 off of his
00:35:18.580 truck
00:35:19.020 and they're
00:35:20.780 putting them in the
00:35:21.600 very far back there
00:35:23.040 to hide them
00:35:23.780 not sure what they're
00:35:27.060 planning on doing
00:35:28.020 where they're going to
00:35:28.860 take them
00:35:29.380 but they're
00:35:30.840 currently here in
00:35:32.000 Surrey British Columbia
00:35:32.940 at Super
00:35:33.720 Safe's Yard
00:35:34.380 just want everybody
00:35:36.300 to see this
00:35:43.100 there's one bin back
00:35:44.340 there
00:35:44.580 possibly two
00:35:45.580 and then another
00:35:53.180 two more
00:35:53.760 back there
00:35:55.180 that's the truck
00:36:10.100 that just
00:36:10.500 offloaded the bin
00:36:11.340 back there
00:36:15.580 he just came in
00:36:16.880 so from what I
00:36:18.880 could see
00:36:19.400 visually
00:36:20.020 that would be
00:36:21.360 one
00:36:22.780 two bins
00:36:23.800 and then
00:36:25.600 the third one
00:36:26.680 that he's just
00:36:27.380 offloading right now
00:36:28.560 in the back there
00:36:30.360 there could be other
00:36:31.160 ones back there
00:36:31.900 but there was five
00:36:32.600 in total
00:36:33.060 but yeah
00:36:34.460 like I was saying
00:36:35.240 before
00:36:35.560 there's two bins
00:36:36.440 in a little bit
00:36:36.940 that left
00:36:37.360 left the snowshed
00:36:38.420 by the farm
00:36:39.160 and
00:36:39.940 yeah
00:36:42.600 they transported
00:36:43.280 them obviously
00:36:43.880 because they're
00:36:44.240 pretty heavy
00:36:44.860 they didn't
00:36:46.720 weigh the bins
00:36:47.460 not one bit
00:36:49.080 and they would
00:36:50.000 be pretty heavy
00:36:50.680 so he's a
00:36:52.920 little bed
00:36:53.240 with two bins
00:36:53.840 on it
00:36:54.240 transported over
00:36:55.700 towards
00:36:56.460 Surrey
00:36:57.660 I'd imagine
00:36:58.580 and then
00:36:59.980 they got these
00:37:00.400 Super Safe
00:37:00.840 trucks
00:37:01.280 individually
00:37:02.000 coming in
00:37:02.720 to load
00:37:04.380 a bin
00:37:04.700 each
00:37:05.060 there's the
00:37:08.040 truck
00:37:08.260 that just
00:37:08.640 brought
00:37:09.020 that other
00:37:09.440 bin in
00:37:10.160 bet you
00:37:12.720 he's all
00:37:13.120 messed up
00:37:13.660 okay
00:37:13.940 again
00:37:15.900 why hide
00:37:16.580 yourself
00:37:16.940 you guys
00:37:17.320 have nothing
00:37:17.780 to hide
00:37:18.260 you didn't
00:37:18.860 do anything
00:37:19.240 wrong
00:37:19.640 pretty sad
00:37:22.680 pretty sad
00:37:28.480 so these poor
00:37:30.760 babies that
00:37:31.400 just got
00:37:31.760 slaughtered
00:37:32.300 four days
00:37:32.880 ago
00:37:33.220 murdered
00:37:33.860 are here
00:37:36.080 currently
00:37:36.440 sitting in
00:37:37.020 these bins
00:37:37.660 rotting
00:37:40.600 decomposing
00:37:41.360 when the
00:37:41.680 family wanted
00:37:42.360 to do
00:37:43.200 a proper
00:37:43.580 burial
00:37:43.940 for them
00:37:44.380 which they
00:37:45.300 should have
00:37:47.020 had
00:37:47.280 but they're
00:37:48.160 here
00:37:48.440 there's a
00:37:49.180 bin right
00:37:49.520 there
00:37:49.820 sitting here
00:37:51.660 in these bins
00:37:52.360 rotting
00:37:53.000 away
00:37:53.340 at the
00:37:54.880 expense
00:37:55.320 of
00:37:55.740 the
00:37:55.940 CFIA
00:37:56.520 super
00:37:57.520 safe
00:37:57.980 and the
00:37:58.980 RCMP
00:37:59.380 that helped
00:37:59.880 them
00:38:00.140 what is the
00:38:07.420 address here
00:38:08.100 I'll just let
00:38:09.700 you guys know
00:38:10.140 what the address
00:38:10.720 is
00:38:11.100 if you guys
00:38:11.800 want to come
00:38:12.200 down
00:38:12.580 and support
00:38:14.240 you guys know
00:38:15.680 what the address
00:38:16.140 is here
00:38:16.620 what is it
00:38:25.100 sorry
00:38:25.300 what's the
00:38:27.680 address
00:38:28.300 that's like
00:38:29.200 you put it in
00:38:29.620 your pocket
00:38:30.060 3613
00:38:31.880 3613
00:38:33.940 190
00:38:36.340 street
00:38:37.120 in
00:38:38.000 Surrey
00:38:38.440 British
00:38:38.760 Columbia
00:38:39.160 so if anybody
00:38:40.200 wants to come
00:38:40.780 down here
00:38:41.360 now would be
00:38:42.900 the time
00:38:43.360 for sure
00:38:43.860 I'll keep
00:38:49.080 you guys
00:38:49.400 all updated
00:38:49.980 we'll see
00:38:53.740 and wait
00:38:54.200 what they're
00:38:55.320 going to do
00:38:55.660 if there's a
00:38:56.060 truck sitting
00:38:56.500 over there
00:38:57.120 when they drove
00:38:58.200 by it
00:38:58.540 it said
00:38:58.700 security
00:38:59.120 on it
00:38:59.580 so
00:38:59.860 sad
00:39:05.160 this is
00:39:07.400 Super
00:39:07.680 Saves
00:39:08.140 building
00:39:08.560 in Surrey
00:39:09.580 British
00:39:09.880 Columbia
00:39:10.260 those
00:39:14.220 healthy
00:39:14.620 innocent
00:39:15.100 ostriches
00:39:15.980 lie
00:39:17.160 in those
00:39:17.700 bins
00:39:18.200 rotting
00:39:19.200 away
00:39:19.920 sad
00:39:24.420 we'll talk
00:39:26.160 soon guys
00:39:26.760 or I'll show
00:39:27.500 you guys
00:39:27.820 some more
00:39:28.200 probably another
00:39:31.280 update here
00:39:31.880 in another
00:39:32.240 half hour
00:39:32.700 hour
00:39:33.040 but obviously
00:39:33.640 if there's
00:39:33.900 any kind
00:39:34.180 of movement
00:39:34.520 I will make
00:39:35.260 sure that I
00:39:35.660 do live
00:39:36.100 so everybody
00:39:36.780 can see it
00:39:37.400 so the world
00:39:38.100 can see it
00:39:39.120 there's a
00:39:52.300 little bit of
00:39:52.800 truck
00:39:53.080 with his logo
00:39:57.200 covered up
00:39:57.940 so everybody
00:39:59.520 can see
00:40:00.140 full of tape
00:40:01.020 just like all
00:40:01.940 the other
00:40:02.320 trucks
00:40:02.660 that were out
00:40:03.160 at the farm
00:40:03.660 it is
00:40:06.660 logos
00:40:07.120 full of
00:40:08.400 tape
00:40:08.660 just like
00:40:09.040 the trucks
00:40:09.460 out at
00:40:09.780 the farm
00:40:10.180 so the
00:40:11.380 ostriches
00:40:12.020 are here
00:40:12.940 they're in
00:40:15.740 those bins
00:40:16.220 there
00:40:16.620 and
00:40:19.420 there's another
00:40:24.300 bin just
00:40:24.740 behind that
00:40:25.240 sign there
00:40:25.800 some people
00:40:33.120 bought some
00:40:33.700 candles
00:40:34.100 yesterday
00:40:34.720 had a
00:40:38.800 good job
00:40:39.280 for these
00:40:39.760 publications
00:40:40.360 coffee
00:40:43.480 is
00:40:43.820 in
00:40:44.000 office
00:40:44.360 I got
00:40:44.920 loaded
00:40:45.300 and I
00:40:45.920 should
00:40:46.060 never
00:40:46.480 never have
00:40:48.100 super safe
00:40:56.180 in
00:40:57.460 Surrey
00:40:57.860 British Columbia
00:40:58.620 everybody
00:40:59.220 you guys want to
00:41:00.360 come down
00:41:00.820 here
00:41:01.240 you're more
00:41:02.680 than welcome
00:41:03.260 you like to
00:41:06.100 pay your respects
00:41:06.960 to these poor
00:41:08.360 healthy
00:41:09.840 innocent
00:41:10.540 ostriches
00:41:11.240 that got
00:41:11.540 murdered
00:41:11.960 and for those
00:41:15.960 that didn't
00:41:16.400 see it
00:41:16.860 I'll show you
00:41:18.140 again
00:41:18.520 that little bit
00:41:20.940 of truck
00:41:21.160 right there
00:41:21.840 logos are all
00:41:24.420 covered up
00:41:25.020 taped
00:41:25.500 everywhere
00:41:26.060 that is
00:41:28.500 a little
00:41:28.860 bit of
00:41:29.180 truck
00:41:29.420 that picked
00:41:31.420 up
00:41:31.720 the bands
00:41:32.380 of the
00:41:32.640 ostriches
00:41:33.280 from
00:41:33.880 Edgewood
00:41:35.160 DC
00:41:35.560 Universal
00:41:36.480 Ostrich
00:41:36.980 Farm
00:41:37.280 yeah coming
00:41:49.880 into this
00:41:50.380 road
00:41:50.600 this is
00:41:50.940 literally
00:41:51.220 a dead
00:41:51.820 end
00:41:52.080 road
00:41:52.500 perfect
00:41:54.680 spot
00:41:55.120 for
00:41:55.340 super
00:41:55.640 safe
00:41:56.020 hey
00:41:56.360 right
00:41:57.800 in the
00:41:58.120 back
00:41:58.700 back
00:41:59.620 well
00:42:00.280 far back
00:42:01.140 40 I guess
00:42:01.800 I would
00:42:02.180 say
00:42:02.500 hiding
00:42:05.360 in the
00:42:05.720 dark
00:42:06.200 you know
00:42:07.060 full of
00:42:07.420 trees
00:42:07.840 perfect
00:42:09.120 company
00:42:09.580 to hide
00:42:10.100 things
00:42:10.560 right
00:42:11.540 yes
00:42:15.800 there's
00:42:23.660 the other
00:42:23.920 band
00:42:24.240 with
00:42:24.420 the
00:42:24.540 ostrich
00:42:24.920 in
00:42:25.220 them
00:42:25.440 so
00:42:27.580 sad
00:42:27.920 to
00:42:28.080 see
00:42:28.400 sad
00:42:35.260 as
00:42:44.240 these
00:42:44.440 trucks
00:42:44.700 move
00:42:45.220 I'll
00:42:46.820 definitely
00:42:47.120 be doing
00:42:47.720 live
00:42:49.480 feeds
00:42:49.960 posting
00:42:51.400 there's
00:42:53.720 someone
00:42:53.960 that just
00:42:54.400 walked out
00:42:54.940 from by
00:42:55.400 that
00:42:55.640 bin
00:42:56.040 god
00:42:58.740 these guys
00:42:59.280 do not
00:42:59.900 want to
00:43:00.260 show their
00:43:01.320 faces
00:43:01.620 do they
00:43:02.100 get his
00:43:03.300 head up
00:43:03.800 walking
00:43:04.520 they're not
00:43:07.580 hiding
00:43:08.040 anything
00:43:08.660 are they
00:43:09.180 no
00:43:11.620 not one
00:43:12.960 bed
00:43:13.280 again
00:43:24.060 if anybody
00:43:24.540 wants to
00:43:25.000 come down
00:43:25.380 here
00:43:25.660 it's
00:43:26.080 3613
00:43:27.300 190
00:43:28.040 straight
00:43:30.040 in
00:43:30.480 Surrey
00:43:30.800 British
00:43:31.100 Columbia
00:43:31.440 and this
00:43:32.400 is super
00:43:32.860 safe
00:43:33.360 it's all
00:43:36.880 their
00:43:37.160 building
00:43:37.520 all of
00:43:38.120 it
00:43:38.300 and
00:43:39.400 including
00:43:39.820 the other
00:43:40.580 side
00:43:40.800 there
00:43:40.960 too
00:43:41.200 it's
00:43:42.380 all
00:43:42.800 theirs
00:43:43.320 incredible
00:43:52.060 incredible
00:43:52.080 footage
00:43:52.420 I showed
00:43:52.880 you the
00:43:53.180 whole
00:43:53.420 thing
00:43:53.760 because I
00:43:55.000 think you
00:43:55.320 deserve to
00:43:55.860 see the
00:43:56.540 whole thing
00:43:57.000 and I
00:43:57.300 want to
00:43:57.560 thank
00:43:57.800 Darcy
00:43:58.200 Lacombe
00:43:58.740 and
00:43:59.240 Thomas
00:43:59.640 Smallbound
00:44:00.220 for the
00:44:01.020 video we
00:44:01.500 are showing
00:44:01.960 today
00:44:02.360 Agent
00:44:03.180 Blue Sky
00:44:03.720 who has
00:44:04.340 been with
00:44:04.720 me on
00:44:05.580 this file
00:44:06.180 for two
00:44:08.180 or three
00:44:08.500 months
00:44:08.900 sharing
00:44:10.200 information
00:44:10.820 with me
00:44:11.260 on a
00:44:11.540 daily
00:44:11.780 basis
00:44:12.340 by the
00:44:14.660 way I
00:44:14.840 also got
00:44:15.320 a lot
00:44:15.660 of material
00:44:16.080 from BC
00:44:16.660 Barracuda
00:44:17.200 or BC
00:44:17.720 Barbie
00:44:18.100 she sends
00:44:18.680 a lot
00:44:19.080 of information
00:44:19.580 my way
00:44:20.000 thank you
00:44:20.760 for all
00:44:21.340 of the
00:44:21.720 hard work
00:44:22.420 you've
00:44:22.680 done
00:44:22.960 because I'm
00:44:24.120 in Ottawa
00:44:24.540 you folks
00:44:26.420 were there
00:44:26.780 on the
00:44:27.200 scene
00:44:27.480 so the
00:44:28.920 question
00:44:29.320 remains
00:44:29.760 two
00:44:29.960 questions
00:44:30.500 why are
00:44:31.720 these
00:44:31.940 ostrich
00:44:32.480 parts
00:44:32.920 being sent
00:44:34.260 to a
00:44:35.480 gas
00:44:35.740 distributor
00:44:36.280 in
00:44:37.260 Surrey
00:44:37.600 why
00:44:38.640 I mean
00:44:40.480 what
00:44:41.900 is
00:44:44.180 conceivably
00:44:44.960 going on
00:44:45.600 here
00:44:45.860 and
00:44:47.680 if these
00:44:49.760 animals
00:44:50.300 are
00:44:50.760 infected
00:44:51.400 with
00:44:52.840 H5N1
00:44:54.120 avian flu
00:44:55.180 the
00:44:55.400 pathological
00:44:56.300 infected
00:44:57.000 variant
00:44:58.220 that
00:44:58.780 we've
00:45:00.160 always
00:45:00.820 heard
00:45:01.140 the
00:45:01.380 Canadian
00:45:01.680 Food
00:45:01.960 Inspection
00:45:02.400 Agency
00:45:02.820 wail and
00:45:03.520 whine about
00:45:04.080 how can
00:45:05.740 they be
00:45:06.220 dealt
00:45:06.800 with in
00:45:07.200 such a
00:45:07.580 slip
00:45:07.920 shot
00:45:08.300 in
00:45:08.460 competent
00:45:08.980 manner
00:45:09.500 trucked
00:45:10.740 across
00:45:11.060 the
00:45:11.280 province
00:45:11.820 these
00:45:12.820 trucks
00:45:13.120 were
00:45:13.300 leaking
00:45:13.820 debris
00:45:14.460 fluids
00:45:16.340 all over
00:45:17.780 the place
00:45:18.320 they're
00:45:19.260 sitting
00:45:19.620 rotting
00:45:20.220 in a
00:45:20.560 parking
00:45:21.380 lot
00:45:21.840 what are
00:45:23.400 they going
00:45:23.620 to do
00:45:23.820 with them
00:45:24.160 okay
00:45:24.960 maybe
00:45:25.900 they're
00:45:26.120 going to
00:45:26.440 that
00:45:26.600 cold
00:45:26.820 storage
00:45:27.160 area
00:45:27.420 but
00:45:27.860 they're
00:45:28.000 already
00:45:28.320 decomposing
00:45:29.020 or are
00:45:29.660 they
00:45:29.800 going to
00:45:30.020 be
00:45:30.180 shipped
00:45:30.500 out
00:45:31.100 to
00:45:31.460 sea
00:45:31.700 that
00:45:33.300 remains
00:45:34.220 the
00:45:34.520 question
00:45:34.940 for
00:45:35.220 me
00:45:35.460 are
00:45:35.980 these
00:45:36.380 ostriches
00:45:36.860 going
00:45:36.980 to be
00:45:37.120 shipped
00:45:37.320 out
00:45:37.460 to
00:45:37.580 sea
00:45:37.740 and
00:45:38.220 if
00:45:38.340 I
00:45:38.500 would
00:45:38.660 say
00:45:38.820 if
00:45:38.940 anybody
00:45:39.280 can
00:45:39.660 possibly
00:45:40.360 get
00:45:40.720 because
00:45:41.020 they
00:45:41.200 need
00:45:41.360 a
00:45:41.480 permit
00:45:41.720 to
00:45:41.920 do
00:45:42.060 so
00:45:42.280 we
00:45:42.460 can
00:45:42.620 track
00:45:42.900 that
00:45:43.240 if
00:45:46.740 anybody
00:45:47.120 is able
00:45:47.580 to get
00:45:48.080 tissue
00:45:48.460 samples
00:45:48.880 of these
00:45:49.220 birds
00:45:49.500 I'm not
00:45:49.880 suggesting
00:45:50.360 you break
00:45:50.760 the law
00:45:51.160 to do
00:45:51.520 it
00:45:51.720 or risk
00:45:52.660 your life
00:45:53.080 to do
00:45:53.400 it
00:45:53.580 but if
00:45:53.920 you're
00:45:54.120 able
00:45:54.420 to do
00:45:54.800 it
00:45:55.000 do
00:45:55.680 it
00:45:55.940 before
00:45:56.800 it's
00:45:57.040 too
00:45:57.220 late
00:45:57.460 before
00:45:59.300 it's
00:45:59.860 too
00:46:00.080 late
00:46:00.380 because
00:46:00.980 once
00:46:01.460 these
00:46:02.420 ostriches
00:46:03.140 leave
00:46:03.540 super
00:46:04.120 safe
00:46:04.660 you'll
00:46:05.280 never
00:46:05.520 see
00:46:06.040 the
00:46:06.480 remains
00:46:06.880 again
00:46:07.300 there
00:46:08.320 it
00:46:08.440 is
00:46:08.740 they're
00:46:09.620 at
00:46:09.780 this
00:46:09.960 address
00:46:10.380 you'll
00:46:13.040 never
00:46:13.320 see
00:46:13.620 these
00:46:13.860 ostriches
00:46:14.420 again
00:46:14.740 if
00:46:14.940 super
00:46:15.260 safe
00:46:15.700 after
00:46:17.640 super
00:46:17.960 safe
00:46:18.240 let's
00:46:18.440 put it
00:46:18.640 that way
00:46:19.000 in the
00:46:19.300 dead
00:46:19.480 of night
00:46:19.800 they're
00:46:19.980 going to
00:46:20.220 disappear
00:46:20.600 and I
00:46:21.360 predict
00:46:21.860 they're
00:46:22.140 going to
00:46:22.460 be shipped
00:46:22.820 out to
00:46:23.620 the
00:46:24.060 Pacific
00:46:24.520 Ocean
00:46:25.080 and
00:46:25.940 dumped
00:46:26.360 at sea
00:46:27.020 and
00:46:30.060 you
00:46:30.220 think
00:46:30.460 they
00:46:30.640 can't
00:46:30.980 do
00:46:31.120 it
00:46:31.260 there
00:46:31.520 it
00:46:31.620 is
00:46:31.780 right
00:46:31.940 there
00:46:32.120 disposed
00:46:32.580 let's
00:46:32.840 see
00:46:32.980 permit
00:46:33.400 the
00:46:34.240 government
00:46:34.600 of
00:46:34.840 Canada
00:46:35.180 can
00:46:35.580 do
00:46:35.800 it
00:46:35.980 a lot
00:46:37.420 of
00:46:37.520 you
00:46:37.640 have
00:46:37.800 said
00:46:38.100 oh
00:46:38.580 the
00:46:38.800 government
00:46:39.120 won't
00:46:39.420 do
00:46:39.580 that
00:46:40.000 government
00:46:40.840 can't
00:46:41.300 do
00:46:41.440 that
00:46:41.840 the
00:46:43.100 government
00:46:43.420 will
00:46:43.620 do
00:46:43.740 whatever
00:46:44.040 it
00:46:44.320 wants
00:46:44.700 to
00:46:44.960 to
00:46:45.980 ensure
00:46:46.480 that
00:46:47.400 these
00:46:47.620 antibodies
00:46:48.180 are
00:46:48.440 never
00:46:48.880 discovered
00:46:49.500 or at
00:46:50.900 least
00:46:51.120 by
00:46:51.520 universal
00:46:53.460 ostrich
00:46:53.940 farms
00:46:54.340 and
00:46:55.340 that
00:46:56.140 it's
00:46:56.360 never
00:46:56.720 proven
00:46:57.220 that
00:46:57.480 these
00:46:57.720 animals
00:46:58.160 were
00:46:58.420 healthy
00:46:59.180 they
00:47:01.080 want
00:47:01.480 the
00:47:01.800 lie
00:47:02.520 to
00:47:02.960 persist
00:47:03.500 that
00:47:04.240 these
00:47:04.680 ostriches
00:47:05.580 had
00:47:06.040 lingering
00:47:07.440 effects
00:47:08.160 or
00:47:08.540 lingering
00:47:09.100 possible
00:47:09.940 signs
00:47:12.180 of
00:47:13.360 avian
00:47:13.760 flu
00:47:14.000 these
00:47:15.220 animals
00:47:15.980 were
00:47:16.200 healthy
00:47:16.540 for
00:47:16.840 300
00:47:17.240 days
00:47:18.140 before
00:47:18.900 they
00:47:19.100 were
00:47:19.300 brutally
00:47:20.400 massacred
00:47:22.280 last
00:47:23.300 Thursday
00:47:24.020 and
00:47:24.560 Friday
00:47:24.980 morning
00:47:25.420 and
00:47:27.220 that
00:47:27.560 is
00:47:27.760 the
00:47:27.900 whole
00:47:28.100 truth
00:47:28.480 about
00:47:28.760 this
00:47:29.000 operation
00:47:29.540 and
00:47:30.480 we're
00:47:30.740 going
00:47:30.820 to
00:47:30.920 continue
00:47:31.280 to
00:47:31.820 cover
00:47:32.080 this
00:47:32.420 I
00:47:32.640 got
00:47:32.780 one
00:47:32.940 more
00:47:33.080 video
00:47:33.280 to
00:47:33.460 show
00:47:33.640 you
00:47:33.740 in
00:47:33.820 a
00:47:33.920 minute
00:47:34.080 but
00:47:37.400 I
00:47:37.520 talked
00:47:37.900 to
00:47:38.200 Katie
00:47:38.520 prior
00:47:39.340 to
00:47:40.140 Thursday
00:47:40.580 and
00:47:41.900 I
00:47:42.020 said
00:47:42.220 what
00:47:42.380 are
00:47:42.460 you
00:47:42.520 going
00:47:42.660 to
00:47:42.780 do
00:47:43.060 if
00:47:44.340 this
00:47:44.520 doesn't
00:47:45.140 go
00:47:46.660 your
00:47:47.000 way
00:47:47.300 if
00:47:47.940 the
00:47:48.360 Supreme
00:47:48.660 Court
00:47:48.980 decides
00:47:49.500 to
00:47:50.140 dismiss
00:47:50.480 it
00:47:50.720 and
00:47:51.980 give
00:47:52.220 the
00:47:52.360 green
00:47:52.560 light
00:47:52.840 to
00:47:53.340 the
00:47:53.440 CFIA
00:47:53.840 she
00:47:54.720 says
00:47:54.900 well
00:47:55.060 I'm
00:47:55.220 going
00:47:55.340 to
00:47:55.520 fight
00:47:55.940 for
00:47:57.520 other
00:47:57.800 farms
00:47:58.460 other
00:47:59.100 farmers
00:47:59.680 and
00:48:00.460 other
00:48:00.740 people
00:48:01.160 who
00:48:01.460 are
00:48:01.600 facing
00:48:02.140 the
00:48:02.780 wrath
00:48:03.360 of
00:48:04.680 the
00:48:04.840 CFIA
00:48:05.500 and
00:48:06.900 we're
00:48:07.040 going
00:48:07.160 to
00:48:07.220 make
00:48:07.360 sure
00:48:07.520 this
00:48:07.700 doesn't
00:48:07.980 happen
00:48:08.220 again
00:48:08.520 well
00:48:08.860 maybe
00:48:09.040 she
00:48:09.200 won't
00:48:09.380 make
00:48:09.540 sure
00:48:09.700 it
00:48:09.800 doesn't
00:48:09.980 happen
00:48:10.180 again
00:48:10.440 at
00:48:10.620 all
00:48:10.940 but
00:48:12.060 I
00:48:12.220 bet
00:48:12.460 she
00:48:13.160 can
00:48:13.320 help
00:48:13.620 to
00:48:14.280 make
00:48:14.460 sure
00:48:14.660 it
00:48:14.820 doesn't
00:48:15.080 happen
00:48:15.360 as
00:48:15.560 often
00:48:15.860 or
00:48:16.540 maybe
00:48:16.900 it
00:48:17.280 stopped
00:48:18.040 eventually
00:48:19.420 because
00:48:20.560 common
00:48:20.960 sense
00:48:21.300 will
00:48:21.480 prevail
00:48:21.860 justice
00:48:22.260 will
00:48:22.540 prevail
00:48:22.880 and
00:48:23.520 I've
00:48:23.780 already
00:48:24.020 offered
00:48:24.440 to do
00:48:24.720 whatever
00:48:24.960 I can
00:48:25.400 to help
00:48:26.300 her in
00:48:26.680 that
00:48:26.960 regard
00:48:27.460 and
00:48:30.480 I will
00:48:30.900 continue to
00:48:31.500 help Katie
00:48:31.980 and her
00:48:32.480 family
00:48:32.840 and
00:48:34.000 if you
00:48:35.940 want to
00:48:36.420 donate to
00:48:37.040 their legal
00:48:37.500 fund and
00:48:38.040 I don't
00:48:38.240 want to
00:48:38.440 hear any
00:48:38.720 BS of
00:48:39.300 oh they've
00:48:39.760 got lots
00:48:40.180 of money
00:48:40.600 no they
00:48:42.180 don't
00:48:42.460 they have
00:48:43.620 spent lots
00:48:44.220 of money
00:48:44.580 already
00:48:45.280 defending
00:48:46.220 themselves
00:48:46.720 now the
00:48:47.560 Supreme
00:48:47.820 Court says
00:48:48.280 they have
00:48:48.520 to pick
00:48:48.780 up the
00:48:49.080 legal fees
00:48:49.760 from the
00:48:50.080 CFIA
00:48:50.500 so I'm
00:48:51.660 putting
00:48:52.140 saveourostriches.com
00:48:54.060 in the
00:48:54.520 description
00:48:54.980 you can
00:48:56.420 contact the
00:48:57.640 farm you
00:48:58.120 can give
00:48:58.800 money through
00:48:59.460 that address
00:49:00.240 through that
00:49:01.380 website
00:49:01.880 and it
00:49:03.840 will go
00:49:04.240 to the
00:49:04.660 legal fund
00:49:05.260 Katie and
00:49:06.360 I discussed
00:49:06.900 this two
00:49:07.960 days ago
00:49:08.560 as to how
00:49:09.860 they're going
00:49:10.280 to proceed
00:49:10.860 with fundraising
00:49:12.880 from this
00:49:13.340 point
00:49:13.540 forward
00:49:13.840 and you
00:49:15.660 can find
00:49:16.140 that on
00:49:16.620 my ex
00:49:17.220 site as
00:49:17.600 well
00:49:17.820 I'll be
00:49:18.880 posting that
00:49:19.500 every day
00:49:20.140 and it'll
00:49:21.360 also be
00:49:21.880 in the
00:49:22.180 description
00:49:22.620 of this
00:49:23.020 can we
00:49:23.600 have that
00:49:23.900 last video
00:49:24.860 producer
00:49:25.440 I guess
00:49:33.560 I'll have
00:49:33.840 to get
00:49:34.080 it
00:49:34.180 they are
00:49:36.360 100%
00:49:37.160 can you
00:49:39.100 just please
00:49:39.580 tell us
00:49:40.060 man it's
00:49:40.520 for the
00:49:40.820 family
00:49:41.240 they need
00:49:41.880 closure
00:49:42.160 you know
00:49:43.440 you could
00:49:45.580 be a
00:49:45.940 hero by
00:49:46.520 letting us
00:49:47.140 all know
00:49:47.560 today man
00:49:48.140 you could
00:49:48.480 be the
00:49:48.740 change of
00:49:49.220 Canada
00:49:49.660 yes it
00:49:50.720 all
00:49:51.020 I'm not
00:49:51.940 I'm not
00:49:52.540 sure
00:49:53.160 do you
00:49:54.960 think they're
00:49:56.040 in there
00:49:56.500 you can
00:49:57.180 smell it
00:49:57.700 right
00:49:58.060 but can you
00:50:06.760 just give us
00:50:07.380 a thumbs up
00:50:07.940 if they're
00:50:08.280 in there
00:50:08.640 man
00:50:08.940 come on
00:50:09.860 nobody's
00:50:10.360 watching man
00:50:11.080 let us know
00:50:11.720 nobody can hear
00:50:12.500 you
00:50:12.720 I really
00:50:13.160 you could have
00:50:15.820 a better job
00:50:16.540 my friend
00:50:17.100 you seem
00:50:17.940 like a
00:50:18.260 really nice
00:50:18.820 dude
00:50:19.140 these guys
00:50:20.400 murdered
00:50:20.880 will help
00:50:21.440 murder
00:50:21.860 over 400
00:50:23.120 birds
00:50:23.780 and they're
00:50:24.680 on this
00:50:25.100 property
00:50:25.580 and you
00:50:25.980 work here
00:50:26.540 man
00:50:26.980 have you
00:50:30.060 lost pride
00:50:30.800 for your
00:50:31.180 company
00:50:31.560 because
00:50:31.960 mom the
00:50:35.800 birds are
00:50:36.640 here
00:50:37.160 the prey
00:50:37.940 birds are
00:50:38.520 here
00:50:39.120 you said
00:50:39.740 you think
00:50:40.080 they are
00:50:40.460 but you
00:50:41.160 think they
00:50:41.600 are right
00:50:42.140 thanks for
00:50:46.680 being a good
00:50:47.220 guy and
00:50:47.560 talking to
00:50:48.040 us man
00:50:48.480 have a good
00:50:49.260 night
00:50:49.620 bye
00:50:51.140 thanks for
00:50:55.460 being a good
00:50:55.980 guy
00:50:56.220 well you
00:51:01.100 saw that
00:51:01.860 there was a
00:51:02.580 little bit of
00:51:03.000 a nod
00:51:03.300 there
00:51:03.560 the
00:51:04.520 confirmation
00:51:05.180 the
00:51:05.620 affirmation
00:51:06.380 what
00:51:07.580 is going
00:51:08.620 on
00:51:09.520 here
00:51:10.060 the other
00:51:11.080 day I
00:51:11.400 described this
00:51:12.020 whole operation
00:51:12.840 as mafia
00:51:13.460 style
00:51:13.940 except I
00:51:16.020 think the
00:51:16.300 mafia does
00:51:16.840 it better
00:51:17.220 and more
00:51:17.540 efficiently
00:51:17.960 but you
00:51:18.760 saw the
00:51:19.340 gong show
00:51:20.680 going on
00:51:21.220 at the
00:51:21.460 farm
00:51:21.760 where they're
00:51:22.660 overloading
00:51:23.380 these trucks
00:51:23.980 the trucks
00:51:24.460 are almost
00:51:24.820 falling off
00:51:25.760 or they're
00:51:26.520 tipsy
00:51:27.080 this is no
00:51:28.420 way to
00:51:28.780 load
00:51:29.080 they're
00:51:29.580 overloading
00:51:30.280 the trucks
00:51:30.760 you got
00:51:33.020 the RCMP
00:51:33.780 doing their
00:51:35.080 little shit
00:51:35.600 show with
00:51:36.180 pitchforks
00:51:36.900 going through
00:51:37.500 grass and
00:51:39.020 straw that
00:51:40.000 has blood
00:51:40.520 and debris
00:51:41.040 through it
00:51:41.700 they're doing
00:51:42.320 it with their
00:51:42.800 bare hands
00:51:43.500 they're not
00:51:44.320 afraid of
00:51:44.820 catching anything
00:51:45.540 they know
00:51:46.720 this has been
00:51:47.620 a complete
00:51:48.380 lie about
00:51:49.860 these birds
00:51:50.440 being somehow
00:51:51.220 diseased
00:51:52.100 they know
00:51:53.440 it's a lie
00:51:54.020 but the whole
00:51:55.600 thing has been
00:51:56.200 a clown show
00:51:57.060 from day one
00:51:57.760 incompetency
00:51:58.700 personified
00:51:59.500 by these
00:52:00.320 people
00:52:00.660 and they
00:52:02.480 trucked this
00:52:03.000 material all
00:52:03.740 the way from
00:52:04.460 Edgewood BC
00:52:05.500 near Kelowna
00:52:07.020 all the way
00:52:09.520 from the
00:52:09.920 interior
00:52:10.480 the Kootenays
00:52:11.500 to Surrey BC
00:52:13.860 very near
00:52:15.120 the ocean
00:52:15.840 and
00:52:18.440 why
00:52:19.280 just so
00:52:21.000 they don't
00:52:21.860 have to admit
00:52:22.640 they were
00:52:23.840 wrong
00:52:24.800 it's always
00:52:26.360 been about
00:52:27.080 the CFIA
00:52:28.060 covering
00:52:29.100 their ass
00:52:30.100 because this
00:52:31.160 is their
00:52:31.480 policy
00:52:31.960 they want
00:52:32.500 to intimidate
00:52:33.280 farmers
00:52:34.000 they want
00:52:34.960 to do
00:52:36.140 this act
00:52:37.100 of theirs
00:52:37.620 that's what
00:52:39.160 it's about
00:52:39.620 the CFIA
00:52:41.540 has a very
00:52:45.100 cozy
00:52:45.480 relationship
00:52:46.120 as we told
00:52:46.820 you the
00:52:47.120 other day
00:52:47.640 with Ferris
00:52:48.860 Incorporated
00:52:49.520 out of Calgary
00:52:50.240 for carbon
00:52:51.380 dioxide
00:52:52.600 gas
00:52:53.660 now why
00:52:55.660 sole source
00:52:57.660 contract
00:52:58.100 we showed
00:52:58.740 you this
00:52:59.080 the other
00:52:59.420 day
00:52:59.700 nobody else
00:53:00.780 has been
00:53:01.640 talking about
00:53:02.260 this
00:53:02.560 we are
00:53:03.000 talking about
00:53:03.660 it because
00:53:04.220 there's
00:53:04.520 something
00:53:04.900 really
00:53:05.840 bad
00:53:07.160 going on
00:53:07.820 here
00:53:08.060 obviously
00:53:10.120 anybody
00:53:10.580 with two
00:53:11.320 wits
00:53:11.680 can see
00:53:12.680 that
00:53:12.980 12
00:53:15.500 million
00:53:16.620 plus
00:53:17.040 chickens
00:53:17.400 killed
00:53:17.660 by the
00:53:17.920 CFIA
00:53:18.440 and
00:53:19.520 Ferris
00:53:20.080 in
00:53:23.960 20
00:53:24.260 I think
00:53:25.280 that's
00:53:25.440 2025
00:53:25.840 I can't
00:53:26.340 read it
00:53:27.040 8 million
00:53:29.280 alone
00:53:29.700 in
00:53:30.000 that's
00:53:31.340 2025
00:53:31.820 8 million
00:53:32.880 alone
00:53:33.160 in BC
00:53:33.480 so
00:53:34.140 this is
00:53:36.380 truly
00:53:37.160 a frightening
00:53:39.400 situation
00:53:40.040 truly a
00:53:41.480 frightening
00:53:41.660 situation
00:53:42.260 so
00:53:43.160 what's
00:53:43.420 coming up
00:53:43.860 this
00:53:44.060 week
00:53:44.280 we're
00:53:44.500 not
00:53:44.680 going
00:53:44.800 to
00:53:44.900 stop
00:53:45.300 I've
00:53:46.780 got
00:53:46.960 Tamara
00:53:47.280 Leach
00:53:47.620 on
00:53:47.800 the
00:53:47.940 show
00:53:48.220 tomorrow
00:53:49.400 she's
00:53:50.760 going
00:53:50.860 to be
00:53:51.020 talking
00:53:51.340 about
00:53:51.740 her
00:53:52.600 appeal
00:53:53.120 of
00:53:54.260 her
00:53:54.440 mischief
00:53:54.800 conviction
00:53:55.240 and how
00:53:56.300 the
00:53:56.520 crown
00:53:57.580 Doug
00:53:58.300 Ford's
00:53:59.000 crown
00:53:59.780 attorney
00:54:00.260 in
00:54:00.440 Ontario
00:54:00.860 wants
00:54:01.480 to
00:54:02.060 appeal
00:54:02.620 her
00:54:04.260 sentencing
00:54:04.900 they want
00:54:05.680 her to
00:54:05.880 go to
00:54:06.160 jail
00:54:06.400 and they
00:54:06.600 want
00:54:06.740 Chris
00:54:06.940 to
00:54:07.040 go to
00:54:07.240 jail
00:54:07.420 we're
00:54:07.860 going
00:54:07.940 to be
00:54:08.100 talking
00:54:08.340 about
00:54:08.560 that
00:54:08.840 and
00:54:09.340 we're
00:54:09.480 going
00:54:09.600 to be
00:54:09.780 talking
00:54:10.080 about
00:54:10.300 her
00:54:10.440 reaction
00:54:10.880 to
00:54:11.080 what
00:54:11.240 happened
00:54:11.620 last
00:54:12.480 week
00:54:13.060 in
00:54:13.460 Edgewood
00:54:13.820 BC
00:54:14.140 at
00:54:14.420 Universal
00:54:14.800 Ostrich
00:54:15.240 Farms
00:54:15.580 the
00:54:15.980 slaughter
00:54:16.440 of
00:54:17.200 God
00:54:17.660 knows
00:54:17.880 how
00:54:18.060 many
00:54:18.300 300
00:54:18.860 330
00:54:19.960 less
00:54:20.860 more
00:54:21.340 CFIA
00:54:22.700 won't
00:54:22.940 say
00:54:23.160 but
00:54:24.380 hundreds
00:54:24.720 of
00:54:25.040 ostriches
00:54:25.500 died
00:54:25.800 at the
00:54:26.040 hands
00:54:26.260 of
00:54:26.360 the
00:54:26.480 CFIA
00:54:26.940 and
00:54:28.100 killers
00:54:29.340 so
00:54:30.500 I'll
00:54:30.760 be asking
00:54:31.120 Tamara
00:54:31.360 about
00:54:31.560 that
00:54:31.800 I'm
00:54:32.360 also
00:54:32.640 interviewing
00:54:33.200 tomorrow
00:54:33.720 and this
00:54:34.820 will be
00:54:35.100 broadcast
00:54:35.660 the
00:54:35.860 following
00:54:36.240 day
00:54:36.560 I'm
00:54:36.700 interviewing
00:54:37.000 a
00:54:37.320 whistleblower
00:54:38.060 who
00:54:38.300 works
00:54:38.600 closely
00:54:39.040 with
00:54:39.680 the
00:54:40.000 CFIA
00:54:40.560 he is
00:54:41.360 madder
00:54:42.100 than
00:54:42.360 hell
00:54:42.800 about
00:54:43.860 the
00:54:44.040 CFIA
00:54:44.520 pretending
00:54:45.120 they had
00:54:46.660 a
00:54:46.860 veterinarian
00:54:47.620 on
00:54:47.820 site
00:54:48.100 the
00:54:48.740 CFIA
00:54:49.220 contravening
00:54:50.380 its own
00:54:50.800 rules and
00:54:51.260 regulations
00:54:51.820 for the
00:54:52.280 so-called
00:54:52.780 humane
00:54:53.780 euthanasia
00:54:55.680 of animals
00:54:57.060 they violated
00:54:58.280 all the rules
00:54:58.940 he's mad
00:54:59.820 about that
00:55:00.320 he wants
00:55:00.960 to talk
00:55:01.320 about it
00:55:01.660 we're going
00:55:01.920 to have
00:55:02.120 to disguise
00:55:02.580 his face
00:55:03.040 and his
00:55:03.280 voice
00:55:03.500 to do
00:55:03.800 that
00:55:04.080 but we're
00:55:04.720 going to
00:55:05.120 interview
00:55:05.440 him
00:55:05.720 tomorrow
00:55:06.120 thank
00:55:08.800 you
00:55:08.940 boy
00:55:09.160 this
00:55:09.400 almost
00:55:10.000 an hour
00:55:10.380 has gone
00:55:10.680 by
00:55:10.860 thank
00:55:11.140 you
00:55:11.280 so
00:55:11.420 much
00:55:11.580 for
00:55:11.720 watching
00:55:12.020 today
00:55:12.300 this
00:55:12.480 has been
00:55:12.720 David
00:55:12.980 Creighton
00:55:13.300 for Stand
00:55:13.700 on Guard
00:55:14.060 this is
00:55:15.800 Remembrance
00:55:16.240 Day
00:55:16.440 remember
00:55:17.100 our heroes
00:55:17.940 remember
00:55:18.540 the
00:55:18.880 valor
00:55:19.260 remember
00:55:19.940 the
00:55:20.980 sacrifice
00:55:21.740 that
00:55:23.100 veterans
00:55:23.560 have done
00:55:24.400 for you
00:55:25.220 your
00:55:26.160 country
00:55:26.640 and your
00:55:27.660 freedom
00:55:27.980 I'll be
00:55:29.060 back again
00:55:29.720 tomorrow
00:55:31.260 with more
00:55:32.300 thanks
00:55:33.320 for
00:55:33.460 watching
00:56:02.300 and I
00:56:02.940 am
00:56:03.120 damn
00:56:04.140 determined
00:56:04.840 to resist
00:56:06.500 this
00:56:07.460 carny
00:56:07.840 government
00:56:08.240 in any
00:56:09.060 way
00:56:09.460 possible
00:56:10.120 as it
00:56:10.680 encroaches
00:56:11.320 upon our
00:56:12.140 individual
00:56:12.740 freedom
00:56:13.280 and it
00:56:14.180 will continue
00:56:14.780 to do
00:56:15.200 that
00:56:15.460 mark
00:56:15.820 my
00:56:16.340 words
00:56:17.060 I'll be
00:56:19.100 back again
00:56:19.800 tomorrow
00:56:20.300 same time
00:56:21.180 same place
00:56:22.000 10 a.m.
00:56:24.020 this has been
00:56:24.660 David Creighton
00:56:25.480 broadcasting live
00:56:27.740 from our
00:56:28.440 nation's
00:56:28.840 capital
00:56:29.160 in Ottawa
00:56:29.680 thank you
00:56:30.920 for watching
00:56:31.400 we'll see you
00:56:32.240 again
00:56:32.440 tomorrow