00:03:45.640And we're going to show you some video of four Trudeau cabinet ministers bitching and moaning about Tucker Carlson's appearances in Alberta yesterday.
00:03:54.900and how he is bringing extreme right-wing politics to Canada.
00:04:02.420And they're very adamant about it, too.
00:04:04.920They are very, very concerned that Canada is going to turn into a cesspool
00:30:34.440no normal things that you would give someone who's suffering.
00:30:39.380and it makes it very hard for for both of us and uh and then there's been a lot of things
00:30:46.720happened in the last two years where you know chris hasn't been able to be a part of his
00:30:51.820um his father and his brother passed away along with um a few other family members and
00:30:58.860it i mean it was heartbreaking for him because he couldn't be involved in um like funerals or just
00:31:05.960or just have someone hug him to give him some sympathy and loving and caring so yeah there's
00:31:12.800many different areas and but mostly i think the hardest part is being watching him struggle being
00:31:18.200separated from his kids was he able to ask for permission to get a six-hour pass to go out and
00:31:29.080and go to a funeral at all is that even a possibility when you're in remand or is that
00:31:33.840something that is reserved only for long-term inmates yeah no he wasn't allowed that as a
00:31:39.360matter of fact if it wasn't for marco um he wouldn't have even uh been able to watch the
00:31:46.260funeral on that they um put on a broadcasted from the funeral home and marco talked them
00:31:53.640into letting him watch it in person and instead of a day later well there's so yeah so i i i
00:32:02.060talk to chris daily uh you know i consider him a brother and i have a lot of brothers but
00:32:07.420it's all marco hold on before you start let me let me ask you what your relationship with chris
00:32:15.180is does it go before the coots uh thing or is it was it formed there and then i met him in coots
00:32:24.960yeah and then when his first bail got denied i figured you know he's arrested he's going to go
00:32:29.960for bail he's going to get bail granted and then and then bail started to get denied and i started
00:32:34.620to get involved and i started to ask questions and things start started to things didn't line
00:32:39.000up anymore but back to this this this this situation here and it's tomorrow a year
00:32:44.080that when when did curtis pass away a year tomorrow his brother year tomorrow so tomorrow
00:32:51.460the year that chris's brother passed passed away so we have remand remand is a temporary setting
00:33:00.500for pre-trial sometimes 24 hours sometimes a week but it's never long term it's definitely
00:33:05.780and it's definitely never 711 days so his brother passed away and we tried to arrange that he could
00:33:15.940be there at the at the celebration that was shot down very quickly i says okay well they're they're
00:33:22.980going to have they're going to set up a camera in the corner of the room so he can participate
00:33:28.900behind the screen right so there was um betty's other son matt was part i believe was involved
00:33:38.420now but i had i i was in contact with the remand and i said let's line this up and this and that
00:33:42.820And Chris was trying to play his part. And then we got to hear that due to one of the staff members having a scheduling conflict, Chris was going to have, they were going to video, they were going to record it and he was going to have to watch the next day.
00:33:58.620Well, if you know how the human mind works, knowing that you're watching real time versus watching something recorded makes a difference, especially on something like this.
00:34:08.960so i said this this is this is not right so i remember getting on the horn i remember going
00:34:16.240there and um i i said this this will not fly and this will not stand and this has better be this
00:34:26.500better be fixed because otherwise we're gonna have a problem i probably used it for these people to
00:34:31.160deal with marco i mean when you go to deal as you talk about this will not fly who are you speaking
00:34:36.760with exactly and what are they like are they stone-faced when they address you do they have
00:34:43.080any human characteristics or feelings at all in person you're dealing with just a clerk somebody
00:34:49.280up front who then very quickly brings in one of the sheriffs in the background like the sheriffs
00:34:54.200run the remand centers in alberta and it depends on the sheriff right you have good ones you have
00:34:59.680bad ones um when i they gave me contact information i right away worked my myself to the director of
00:35:06.120operations so this was via via the phone and or a deputy director of operations and i explained
00:35:13.560the situation and i says um i told him that how unacceptable this was i i'm i'm firm but i'm
00:35:19.960civil i'm not i'm not going off where this guy's like okay this guy's crazy but i'm making it very
00:35:25.480clear that this will not fly like i'm not there's no threats here but this if this if this doesn't
00:35:30.760get resolved this will be exposed it's going to be a problem it's going to be a problem for you sir
00:35:37.320and uh i don't like that i prefer don't have a problem along those lines
00:35:42.440not not knowing if i'm going to be successful but i have to try right exactly and you know it's
00:35:49.080interesting i would imagine i have never had to deal with people like this before and what you're
00:35:55.160you're doing is negotiating not from a position of authority you're negotiating from a position
00:36:01.700of weakness because really they hold all the cards which must be incredibly frustrating and
00:36:07.980yet you managed somehow to make that happen so congratulations a lot of people when they negotiate
00:36:14.020from a position of just to cap it off you negotiate from position of what's morally right
00:36:18.960and i know that's lost in society but that you know there are still good people out there thankfully
00:49:49.820that have been in for as long as four years so without trial and we're talking probably about
00:49:58.500the most dangerous of offenders in a situation like that it would have to be right these guys
00:50:06.100they're not do any of them have any priors i think one of them might have something
00:50:14.320my son does from when he was a um a teenager so what did he do uh i i think it was uh
00:50:24.220a drinking and driving uh that's what i recall i'm pretty sure driving under the
00:50:29.980not great but then again i mean like there's a lot of that out there and and so that by the way
00:50:35.02016 doesn't make it right but you know 16 year olds but what would that have 30 years ago
00:50:41.540yeah 30 what would that have to do with anything today i mean obviously it doesn't but i'm sure
00:50:47.560the government can try and use that to keep to keep him behind bars how do they use that betty
00:50:54.680i know in the court of public opinion it gets used all the time let's not give them any ideas
00:50:58.640here you guys yeah no no that's not that's not their excuses for sure um they're afraid
00:51:06.520the biggest thing they use is they're afraid that when the police come to check on them
00:51:11.700when they open the door they'll get shot
00:51:13.760so i see operation exposure marco by your name there and obviously that means getting rid of
00:51:23.480these publication bans i'm not sure how many of them there are but i do know a guy who works on
00:51:30.000behalf of people who have received these bogus charges out east and he's been helping a great
00:51:35.920deal i'm not going to name him right now because he may come into play at some point soon but what
00:51:41.680he has been saying is the first thing that needs to be done is getting rid of these bans so that's
00:51:50.860what you're working on are you are you trying to get this judge who contributed to the liberal
00:51:54.700party of canada 26 times to remove them or no are you just going to start speaking out i'm speaking
00:52:01.820out i'm so you're you are a lot of information court charges you're risking contempt of court
00:52:07.940charges to get this information out because it's the right thing to do i agree with you
00:52:13.280possibly but there's a lot based on correct but there's a lot of information that i'm privy to
00:52:20.340not from being in court like i listened to pre-trial arguments for and against and we're
00:52:26.620using rcmp disclosure and notes and crown disclosure to argue it's actually rigged the
00:52:33.420system to some degree i won't go into that but i mean i i was part of this i'm like no that's not
00:52:39.020what happened i have a stellar memory i was there i was involved on on many levels for those 18 days
00:52:45.740so what i know from experience i can speak about and again there is things that that may be
00:52:57.960privy for example based on some of these applications uh where they where we have
00:53:03.860allegations of crime fraud and the judge steals the seals the envelope so that's the physical
00:53:09.360envelope but i mean he seals the application from the public then i say regardless of our system
00:53:17.040regardless of what our because they're using the system to hold these men legitimately and we're
00:53:23.100standing there holding our hands like what can we do well if we do not get the truth out there
00:53:28.280you know then then then they will be successful and thankfully what's happened in the last week
00:53:36.180I started speaking out two weeks ago, and if we look at, you mentioned before we came on, Dave Lometty, previous justice minister, resigned, scrubbed his Twitter four days ago, actually.
00:53:50.300That's interesting, being a lawyer and all, previous justice minister.
00:53:53.360But that justice minister, he appointed two of the three judges that preside over these proceedings.
00:53:59.840James. He appointed LaBrenz and Hartigan. Jody Rabold-Wilson appointed Kubik. Jody
00:54:10.600Rabold-Wilson is a 26-time donor. So she's a bail judge and Hartigan is a bail judge.
00:54:14.880LaBrenz is the trial judge. But all three of these judges are liberal appointed justices.
00:54:20.180Two of these justices were appointed by our friend, the justice minister who just resigned.
00:54:25.100resigned there's a reason why he just resigned and mark my word we're not done seeing this house of
00:54:32.860cards fall apart i think you know shadow that this thing is going to keep on going for the next little
00:54:37.260while let's hope it even goes as far as trudeau resigning or that there is a leadership a call
00:54:43.580for a leadership uh review but okay there is actually a call for a leadership review right now
00:54:49.560from inside of his own party, I don't think it's going to go very far, but that was on the left
00:54:55.240wing corporate media yesterday or the day before. Let's go into this a little bit more. David
00:54:59.700Lamedy scrubbing his Twitter and resigning just suddenly as an MP. He was no longer the Minister
00:55:05.500of Justice and the Attorney General. He was just an MP. Is that connected in your opinion to what's
00:55:14.020going on right now 100 he was he was the acting justice minister during the time of the convoy
00:55:19.980and the blockades he was the act he was the just he was the minute he was the cabinet minister
00:55:24.860that there was messages that were brought forward during the commission as evidence right the rule
00:55:31.240commission that had him texting fellow fellow members of the party or of the cab of trudeau's
00:55:40.220cabinet when the convoy the freedom convoy not blocking when the convoy was still en route to
00:55:46.120ottawa where he was messaging about the ema i seen those i have to pull them up so is he the fall guy
00:55:54.100for this because the ema now didn't didn't stand up in federal court you're bad you suggested the
00:56:01.220ema you push for the ema you got it justified operation ema is now bad and the government
00:56:07.000falls is he the first fall guy possibly because he's one of the guys that push for the ema being
00:56:11.880in that position as well right the justice minister is going to be in charge of of legislation that
00:56:19.280gives government the ability to to take away the rights afforded us under the charter that that's
00:56:25.320that that goes back to justice right if there's charges stemming out of that it it's the doj it's
00:56:32.080all of that right so he's you know marco medicino was minister of emergency management so he played
00:56:36.940a significant role jody jody wilson did as well but i mean david lometty was a key key kingpin in
00:56:45.100in this whole situation that that leads up to the emergency emergency act being implemented so
00:56:52.540the fact that he that that remembered the cabinet shuffle a couple months ago where all of these
00:56:57.580important cabinet ministers high-ranking liberals long-time two three-term liberals were put on the
00:57:04.380the backbench including david so why resign now it's not like he got booted out of cabinet today
00:57:11.900no no he's been a backbencher for a couple months now and now he resigned the day two days after
00:57:18.300this ruling so what does this tell you is there some kind of information coming out that he wants
00:57:23.760to dodge 100 100 there is we want to talk about conspiracies there is a conspiracy here and it's
00:57:33.580their conspiracy i believe 100 percent that they took some factual deeds some some some facts out
00:57:41.580of coots and they built something because you we were protesters protesters do not threaten
00:57:50.060our territorial integrity all these all these reasons to implement ema if they're threatened
00:57:57.180protesters was not a justification terrorists and um insurrectionists and anarchists okay now we're
00:58:06.700talking so they used the situation down in coots as the final justification or one of the biggest
00:58:15.180reasons to implement the act that picture we've all seen the picture of the firearms right the
00:58:20.860diagonal patch we've all seen that picture that picture probably made its way through the ranks
00:58:26.140in ottawa and all of 15 minutes if i were a batman i bet on that and i've spoken about this last week
00:58:34.140um in in conjunction with the alberta rcmp you're talking deputy commissioner
00:58:40.060that's a block key he's he's he's in contact with brenda lucky you know i know it's it's
00:58:45.820provincial but when it comes to this they're in contact with with the department of justice with
00:58:50.540david lemetti's people his office and they are gathered so they're four hours ahead so we have a
00:58:58.460well we have warrants we have a sting operation that commences from 10 o'clock till two till two
00:59:03.980o'clock our time that means six o'clock ottawa time they would have been receiving this the news of
00:59:13.820this these guns and all of this and they would have had the information that the undercovers
00:59:20.940had been presenting and comments and things like that are there people out there that that that0.97
00:59:27.580that say stupid things outside of a politicized setting does that ever make its way to ottawa0.82
00:59:34.780i don't think so that's a local issue the local detachment the local crown prosecutors will deal0.96
00:59:39.420with it this was necessary this was the key piece that they were looking for i have here i have a
00:59:49.340recording i'll give it at that because that's i have i'll read off an article here sorry i just
00:59:57.720got to find i sent it to media but they had to talk to their legal teams before they could run
01:00:01.420Okay. Here, quotes. This is quotes. Word for word. I transcribed it. There was, and this is from a senior investigator out of the RCMP Detachment Airdrie. That's the command detachment in Alberta.
01:00:21.320there was some political pressure from the federal government at some level and uh whether
01:00:27.800it was an actual conversation that say they were directed i can't say that but i mean there was a
01:00:34.040lot of pressure because let's face it hold on marco marco marco your inner your internet broke
01:00:39.460up can you back up a couple of sentences please you want me to just start over no no just a couple
01:00:44.780with sentences okay okay whether it was an actual conversation let's say they were directed i can't
01:00:51.480say that but i mean there was a lot of pressure because let's face it they had this thing going
01:00:56.560on in ottawa at the same time and they needed tools to be able to shut that down so this is
01:01:03.460albert rcmp being aware of ottawa the political side needing tools to be able to deal with that
01:01:12.760highly embarrassing situation for the federal government on wellington street among other
01:01:17.120streets and you want to tell me that i'm crazy and we see we now see the beginning of this house
01:01:23.300of cards starting to fall apart why would david lametti resign now if he was booted at a cabinet
01:01:28.340when was trudeau's last cabinet shuffle six months ago five months ago it was a big cabinet shuffle
01:01:33.560and david lametti was removed marco medicino was removed among others so why now players during the
01:01:40.580Creative Convoy, what's in the envelope?
01:01:46.200I believe that they're, so in events like this,
01:11:02.460So maybe we should have a big party someplace.
01:11:08.100And it's difficult because, as Betty was saying, they're all in different spots right now.
01:11:12.500But maybe we pick a place in Alberta and we just get everybody together, have a big, huge concert one night.
01:11:20.000Once they dismiss charges on on Tamara, maybe we can get her and her husband to come out and play with their band and just have this great.
01:11:27.100I was thinking about doing this last year, but then I couldn't find a venue for it.
01:11:31.960Just have a great, big, huge prairie party, invite everybody from all across the country to come take their vacation in rural Alberta this year and let's do it.
01:11:42.020right but when when we do it we have to show up and where would be a center point where we could
01:11:50.040go and let those people know that we're not happy with this medicine hat lethbridge calgary where do
01:11:55.900we need to go well i think any of those places really uh redmondton maybe we go sit outside
01:12:03.380mickey emory's door for a while yeah legislature they got a big area in front of the legislature
01:17:40.700they'll be they'll be you know but but there's no recourse from that there's no way to come out
01:17:46.520it's up to us to get them out before that exactly exactly all right we have to do this
01:17:53.700you know what if if either of you need anything from me and this audience um fundraising or just
01:18:03.200an idea to gather or getting word out or communicating or whatever, please let me know
01:18:15.020what we can do and I'll get it out to the audience. Maybe even now you can tell them.
01:18:20.340I mean, there's 1,700 live viewers, 15,000 will see this in the next couple of days.
01:18:26.100So you can get it out to that many people right now. What can they do?
01:18:30.000Let's think, Betty. One thing I would say is Saturday, we have the second anniversary of the, you know, the 29th. So the second anniversary of the Coutts Convoy. And there's a big fundraiser after that.
01:18:48.460there is it's all over facebook um maybe i'll share it with uh with shadow and he can post it
01:18:54.780on his facebook but i mean that's one way to to connect with the families with us that's one way
01:19:01.480to support the legal battles and that's one way to get involved um naturally that has a physical
01:19:07.120location so if you're from other parts of the country you can't always help as much but stay
01:19:12.340tuned you know jason levine shadow uh i was on with chris scott i know chris scott came on here
01:19:17.820two days later and shared a lot of what I shared with him Chris Scott's good friend you know I
01:19:21.800talked to him daily um get the word out talk about these guys this is injustice this is not
01:19:28.860something to be ashamed of when people say all these guys were gonna shoot guns where is the
01:19:34.080innocence before before the courts where is that that has to become that has to become the norm
01:19:40.620again that as can it because because if not if that doesn't happen we will see a judiciary start
01:19:45.720to politicize the the law enforcement arm like they are in the states you have democratic general
01:19:51.480attorneys who are prosecuting trump and his people not because they're guilty no because they can
01:19:59.080and that is something we if that happens starts to happen it is happening canada but we have to
01:20:03.480we have to oppose that otherwise very quickly we are going to see conservatives be prosecuted for
01:20:09.880for crimes that they're they have a they're alleged to have committed and be thrown through
01:20:16.120the legal legal grinder for two years because the color blue will become illegal you will not be able
01:20:22.120to wear the color blue anywhere anytime because then you're a racist a bigot extremist
01:20:31.160guys thank you for that video you showed at the beginning of the show of those four0.98
01:20:36.040liberal cabinet the outrage they show at a free speech event it's it's it's it's ludicrous and
01:20:43.720the fact they want pierre pauliev to comment on that guy wasn't even there like you know we may
01:20:48.040have our different views on pierre pauliev but he wasn't there what does he have to do with this
01:20:52.680they're just trying to control things right anyways yeah all right guys
01:20:58.680let's stay in touch and we will do what we can on this end okay thank you thanks for having us on
01:21:04.280marco betty thank you guys for coming on tonight and we'll get you on again real soon betty have a
01:21:11.160good night you too thank you bye all right guys uh a couple more things before we wrap up the show
01:21:19.800tonight alberta premier danielle smith let's bring this on here story from tnc.news
01:21:28.760And she wants to double, she has vowed to double the province's oil production while speaking at Tucker Carlson's show.
01:21:38.960Interesting. Maybe that's why those liberal ministers were so hot under the collar.1.00
01:21:44.500Smith made the commitment while she joined Tucker Carlson yesterday in Calgary and in Edmonton as part of his Canadian tour, addressing more than 4,000 attendees in Calgary.
01:21:54.960Smith emphasized the province's need to enhance energy security and stability, particularly
01:21:59.520in the context of recent challenges to Alberta's power grid. Not to mention the fact that the
01:22:06.540liberals have tried to impinge on provincial sovereignty, and she is challenging that as well.
01:22:13.700So say what you will about Danielle Smith. Some people say she's not doing enough. Other people
01:22:18.180say, oh man, she's the last voice of reason in terms of leadership anywhere in the country.
01:22:24.080and I would tend to agree with that. Of course she's not perfect. Nobody is and we're never
01:22:29.320going to all agree on everything but she is at least stepping up and saying something and0.99
01:22:35.420challenging these Marxists in power in Ottawa. Today my friends is the second anniversary of
01:22:44.200the Freedom Convoy pulling through Winnipeg and this came up on my Facebook today. When they came
01:22:52.660here two years ago in 2022 and we could not we didn't know what to expect we were sitting there
01:23:00.240at that at that gas station on the number one highway in headingly and we had heard things
01:23:09.700oh there's a lot oh there's only like a dozen trucks oh there's only 40 trucks and
01:23:14.680it was minus 35 and we thought well if there's only a dozen trucks we're just going to leave
01:23:23.000then but we quickly realized there were people planted within that crowd of the flying jay
01:23:28.080in winnipeg on this day two years ago to try and disperse the crowd to try and break the mood and
01:23:35.660the spirit it didn't work thousands of people were there that day to watch the trucks roll by
01:23:42.860so many so that they filled the parking lot of that particular place the rcmp had to close
01:23:49.360that flying jay because there was no way the trucks could get in or get out there were that
01:23:54.700many cars but no place else for people to park and again it was minus 35 so here's a little bit of
01:24:02.120video from that day that i took a couple of years okay guys we're out here on the highway
01:24:09.860we're out here on the highway here comes the convoy now what's happened here at the flying j
01:24:17.600is that the rcfp as you can see right here
01:24:20.980all right so what happened is the rc appear blocking off
01:24:31.580the trucker's entrance to the flying j here for some reason i don't know why
01:24:36.260And I was talking to an RCMP officer, and he told us that it's for traffic purposes, because look at what's going on.
01:24:47.320And I said, yeah, like you guys didn't know this was coming?