00:08:05.280And you're like, what the, what the, what, what, what?
00:08:07.660And you get to bed maybe at 1 o'clock the night before.
00:08:10.480And then you get up and you shake hands and because, you know, they were all having breakfast downstairs in the hotel lobby.
00:08:16.860Tom Morazo was there and Tamara Leach and Chris Barber and and everybody was there having breakfast.
00:08:24.020And then I had to get back in the car and head back to Winnipeg for eight more hours of driving.
00:08:29.380So, yeah, but you know what? So well worth it. And today, some emotional exhaustion, not going to lie.
00:08:35.620And what I was getting at before that Facebook interruption is I had the opportunity to sit down with so many people, and I'm sure I could have probably sat down with so many more, to hear individual stories.
00:08:59.100because it's important that you guys have your chance
00:19:31.060and then we made a plan to talk again today.
00:19:33.440I missed his earlier call, and he called me, like, I swear to God, five minutes before the show started tonight, guys, so I couldn't speak with Tony, but they have pre-trial coming up next week, and we're going to try and get an interview with Tony on the air for you.
00:19:48.500Obviously, it'll be pre-recorded. He's not going to come on live, either. It's just going to be his voice and a picture of him, probably, like they do in the news, but yeah, we're going to get Tony on.
00:19:58.980He is a fascinating guy, and one thing that I really noticed about our conversation last night on his end was that he is maintaining this fantastic, upbeat attitude, which I found absolutely amazing.
00:20:12.660You would think that after two years in lockup, not prison, lockup, being moved around and having new cellmates almost every single day, you would think that a guy would be beaten down by that.
00:20:25.840he's not he's still getting on with things in a very positive way he is a big believer in christ
00:20:32.140and that is i believe that's one of the only things holding him up right now that and the
00:20:37.200hope that this is all going to be found to be such a criminal conspiracy not just from the rcmp who
00:20:43.180were involved but the actual crown attorneys who were involved even now in this case not going to
00:20:47.980go any further than that at this point until it's actually proven or the allegation is officially
00:20:53.860made but hopefully we can get tony on the show at some point later on this week that would be
00:20:59.180awesome uh there's the quilt again linda thank you very much okay so the protests are starting
00:21:05.140up again you guys this came from rebel news and i thought this was fantastic we mentioned this
00:21:09.700in swift current on the weekend quebec farmers holding slow roll tractor protest over increasing
00:21:15.140regulations declining incomes inspired by recent farmer protests against the european union's
00:21:21.700climate policies farmers in Rimouski took to the streets for a protest to raise awareness about the
00:21:27.380important role they play in society so that was this past weekend and now what is coming up and
00:21:33.500i put in a request talk to adam here adam barkhouse adam is one of the originators of this
00:21:41.660facebook group that you can join now it's called nationwide protest against the carbon tax
00:21:48.460this is happening on april 1st the same day that the carbon tax is supposed to increase 23 percent
00:21:54.900in canada so adam goes on to say this hike is hitting hard for many can and this is a different
00:22:01.020kind of protest guys this is not we're going to the legislature we're going to walk the streets
00:22:05.440with science this is different i'm not sure if you're going to want to be involved in this
00:22:09.400because it's quite possible there could be some arrests involved in this it's quite possible
00:22:14.760anyway let's get on with this here this hike is hitting hard for many canadians who are already
00:22:21.580finding it difficult to manage basic expenses now is the crucial moment for us to unite and demand
00:22:27.800a change we're mobilizing on april 1st now that's a monday understand that's a monday not a saturday
00:22:34.140not a weekend monday april 1st for a significant demonstration of solidarity all concerned
00:43:20.660We've had 40,000 overdose deaths in the last eight years, a 200% increase.
00:43:27.640And where these policies have been tried most enthusiastically, the results have been the most horrifying.
00:43:35.960B.C. is ground zero because not only does Justin Trudeau's policies apply here, but David Eby and the NDP policies have applied here as well.
00:43:44.200and that is why they what they did is they took a walk down the downtown east
00:43:48.220side ten years ago and they said why don't we try this everywhere and they
00:43:53.860expanded the model nationwide and the irony is how did the opioid crisis start
00:43:58.440in the first place a bunch of corrupt pharmaceutical companies lied to the
00:44:04.220medical system so that they could push oxycontin on desperate working-class
00:44:10.360people who are out of luck out of a job and out of hope and they caused a crisis on which they
00:44:16.740made billions they knew exactly okay pierre hold on just a second we were absolutely with you on
00:44:21.280this but why don't you also blame these corrupt pharmaceutical companies for what they did during
00:44:27.440covet that would be awesome what they were doing documents proved they were literally paying0.59
00:44:34.520bonuses to the distributors for each overdose they caused. They wanted to supercharge sales.
00:44:41.660That's how it started. Pharmaceutical-grade opioids. And now, what is the so-called safe
00:44:47.220supply? Pharmaceutical-grade opioids profiting the same companies to give out the same drugs
00:44:54.340that caused the crisis in the first place. And just yesterday, the RCMP confirmed that thousands
00:44:59.500of these pills have made their way into the hands of organized crime. So your tax dollars
00:45:04.840are paying for organized criminals to get their hands on the same pharmaceutical drugs that caused
00:45:10.900the crisis in the first place. This is insanity. I will put an end to it. We will stop funding
00:45:15.940drugs and start funding treatment and recovery to bring our loved ones home drug-free.
00:45:20.720well it's not that easy there's a high rate of recidivism recidivism whatever it's called
00:45:30.980going back into going back into rehab going back into addiction however i believe it's better than
00:45:38.820affirming the fact that my loved one is a drug addict and giving him or her a safe supply so
00:45:44.260they don't die of an overdose or some fentanyl poisoning. Why? Why do I believe that? It's
00:45:55.440like affirming somebody's psychosis. For example, if somebody came to me and said, Shadow, I
00:46:04.200am a bear. I am a caveman. I am an astronaut. I'm a woman. And I say to them, oh, really?
00:46:14.260really? Well, let's get you a nice dress or a nice astronaut suit or a nice loincloth if you're a
00:46:21.920caveman, whatever. And then we just go and perpetuate it to the point where this guy who
00:46:28.180thinks he's a caveman doesn't believe his face looks the right way. He wants to look more like
00:46:33.720a Cro-Magnon man, so he wants to go and have surgery. That's irreversible, by the way,
00:46:37.880irreversible, can't be changed. And so you say, okay, let's go get you that surgery at taxpayer
00:46:43.620cost. It's free. It does cost you nothing. So this is the same thing with gender ideology.
00:46:50.820Affirming means that you affirm their psychosis, like a drug addict or an alcoholic or anybody
00:46:58.360with a problem, a mental problem, mostly. If you affirm it, you're just going along with it,
00:47:03.520and you're creating bigger problems down the road, as has been proven with this ridiculous0.71
00:47:09.580gender ideology a 12 year old decides that he is now a girl he wants to have his pp removed0.65
00:47:17.500because it's going to make him more of a girl and then 15 years later when he decides nope
00:47:26.120i'm not a girl i'm a boy i want my boy life back oh wait i can't do what boys do because
00:47:32.300i haven't got a pp and what does that create more mental strife
00:47:37.460can't live your life as a man there's a reason they call it a manhood
00:47:43.380that's that's all this is doing but there's big money in it and that's why they keep doing it
00:47:53.060it's the same with drugs big money in it that's why they're affirming it they're making these
00:47:58.620addictions last longer they don't want these people to get better they want them to get worse
00:48:03.860money money money it's always always always about money however when it starts hurting our kids
00:48:12.060guys i am about to show you some horribly graphic photos not photos cartoons but they're being
00:48:21.100distributed to teenagers in manitoba and possibly your province as well along with these wooden0.89
00:48:29.640penises here, which are made, apparently, by the director of the West End Cultural Center,0.89
00:48:34.040a music venue in Winnipeg. I called him out on Twitter about that a few weeks back, and
00:48:40.160the West End Cultural Center decided to follow me on X all of a sudden today. Anyhow, this
00:48:46.880is a Citizen Go petition that has 3,691 signatures. We need 5,000, they say. End porn distribution
01:02:28.500I'm not a legal man, but I think that just means generally messing it up.
01:02:34.020Gross negligent manslaughter, corporate manslaughter, fraud, murder, manslaughter and grievous bodily harm have been identified along with conspiracy to commit and aiding the abetting aforementioned crimes.
01:02:54.480Now, I'm just going to put this on the screen so you can see I'm not making this up. This is all here.
01:02:58.500in this letter just released into the public domain that's the bit we've just looked at
01:03:04.660it would be prudent to have a conference room big enough to facilitate at least 20 people because
01:03:09.740the following named men and women will be attending to provide evidence in their fields
01:03:14.300of expertise that fully support the assertions being made and he does give a list and I'm only
01:03:21.500talking about these people because it is now in the public domain so we're free to talk about this
01:03:28.480now um so dr mike yeeden former vice president of pfizer um dr i've seen malhotra of course who
01:03:38.360we've had the pleasure of talking to on this channel several times dr claire craig that
01:03:43.380we've done a whole series with two in my view first class medical professionals professor
01:03:48.260norman fenton great british statistician and advocate of the people dr david cartland who
01:03:56.400suffered greatly for his outspoken views dr tess lorry again we've interviewed we talked to tess
01:04:03.720way back the first time was um about the ivermectin the the reports she prepared for the
01:04:09.360world health health organization on ivermectin um i don't think the who accepted it but uh
01:04:15.720that was where we first involved her in this channel and uh she's been working very very hard
01:04:22.020ever ever since um dr stephen frost medical doctor professor angus dalgleish one of the
01:04:31.900well probably the leading cancer professor in the country again we've done a whole series with
01:04:36.540professor dalgleish uh first class medical mind philip hayland lewis baylis both legal people
01:04:43.780jackie devoy now jackie devoy uh filmmaker again done absolutely sterling work to bring out the
01:04:52.660truth i think the first film was called a good death which looks at the midazolam
01:04:56.340the overuse of morphine and midazolam how many people did that bring to a premature end in this
01:05:02.380country well we still don't know but jackie's working on that and think she's working on a
01:05:06.940new one now called playing god both pretty terrifying concepts so great that these
01:05:12.400independent people are doing this really sterling work that government departments really should
01:05:16.560have been doing but uh haven't been um matt letizia famous footballer of course john o'looney
01:05:25.160who again we've talked to on this channel uh who discovered a lot of these white uh fibrous
01:05:30.000clots mr fp whistleblower current case manager for the government's personnel
01:05:34.920independent payments scheme don't know much about that but you're interested to see what he says
01:05:39.320Mark Secton retired a police constable again a leading campaigner so yeah let's go on and read
01:05:51.420a little bit more of the letter very disturbing new and damning evidence has also recently come
01:05:58.700to light evidence that will be revealed and discussed at the meeting I mean I can't see