00:13:01.060Misinformation was and remains a huge problem, but most errors were made by people who were working in earnest for the good of society.
00:13:09.660given the amount of uncertainty almost every position was taken on every topic and on every
00:13:18.100topic someone was eventually proved right and someone else proved wrong in some instances the
00:13:24.240right people were right for the wrong reasons in other instances they had a prescient understanding
00:13:29.060of the available information the people who got it right for whatever reason they want to gloat
00:13:35.000those who got it wrong for whatever reason may feel defensive and retrench into a position that
00:13:40.800doesn't accord with the facts all of this gloating and defensiveness continues to gobble up a lot of
00:13:46.760social energy and to drive the culture wars especially on the internet these discussions
00:13:52.140are heated unpleasant and ultimately unproductive in the face of so much uncertainty getting
00:13:58.780something right had a hefty element of luck and similarly getting something wrong wasn't a moral
00:14:04.080failing. Treating pandemic choices as a scorecard on which some people racked up more points than
00:14:09.680others is preventing us from moving forward. I can't take this anymore. She asks for pandemic
00:14:17.440amnesty, my friend. She wants pandemic amnesty. She wants everybody from both sides to say,0.84
00:14:24.780forget about it and move on. It's time to bring on my guests, the Rob Primo. Hello, Rob. Thank
00:14:31.960you for joining the show tonight really appreciate you coming on thanks for having me on yeah i'm
00:14:37.380interested in having this conversation uh this is a been a good one that's uh been going on and a
00:14:43.000lot of people have been talking about and engaging in and i'm interested in hearing uh everyone's
00:14:47.400opinion on this now listen you haven't been on the show before so please introduce yourself to
00:14:51.800the audience let everybody know who you are hey guys uh my name is rob i'm from niagara uh i like
00:14:57.980to think of myself as a uh strong advocate for children i have three children that uh i love
00:15:03.560very much and uh i'm very unhappy with the way things are going in our country right now
00:15:08.860and uh i just refuse to uh shut my mouth until things get better and uh you know i can see a
00:15:16.160good future for them and you've got your own independent media channel right i do i guess
00:15:21.680we'll call it that i'm i never really thought of having a title like that but uh i think there's
00:15:26.780like this cultural war that's going on right now where we realize that people aren't covering media
00:15:32.020the way it was once covered and the only way that we're going to get things out there that are really
00:15:37.200going on is if we're out there and being citizen journalists ourself so i try and cover as much as
00:15:42.860i can um and uh put out as much information as i can and you're on facebook youtube any anywhere
00:15:49.400else yeah instagram uh facebook youtube instagram is probably my biggest handle and uh telegram as
00:15:56.560well t.me backslash the rob primo okay now here's the guy who's pretty big on social media marty
00:16:02.420up north underscore two rejoins the show thank you for coming on tonight marty really appreciate it
00:16:08.560yeah you're welcome thanks for having me shadow now listen i understand you had a pretty big
00:16:13.100gathering was it in cochran over the weekend with our buddy chris uh yeah it was on uh sunday
00:16:18.820second gathering of of this type just decided to have uh invite everybody on twitter who's in the
00:16:25.260neighborhood just come around uh brought a load of firewood out at the one of the local parks and
00:16:29.320just have like-minded people sit around and tell stories how how many people showed up about 50
00:16:36.380which is awesome well it's awesome considering it was minus 20 and it's winter you know you guys in
00:16:44.220alberta got hit pretty hard here in manitoba we got a cold one yesterday today it warmed up
00:16:48.420but we're supposed to get the remnants of what you guys had tomorrow and the next uh but then
00:16:53.360nodwell is the former head nurse at a hospital i think it's uh i wrote it down here but i can't
00:17:00.940read my handwriting but then let me help me out it's wakefield wakefield hospital yeah small town
00:17:06.140hospital hi guys nice to see you primo nice to meet you marty yeah great now but then you were
00:17:14.140also you're also with adopted trucker right oh yeah right from the beginning and and you were
00:17:21.440on stage during the freedom convoy a lot of the time in ottawa correct
00:17:28.320that's right i was trying to emcee and keep that vibe playful and fun and keep us courageous to
00:17:36.560keep going day after day after day for three weeks straight thanks for coming out but yeah nice to
00:17:43.200meet you it's just an incredible discussion it is and the dean ness is the president of unified
00:17:49.840grassroots based out of saskatchewan uh this is nadine's third appearance on the show nadine
00:17:54.840thank you for coming on tonight really appreciate it nadine thanks for having me i realize that's
00:18:03.040right okay so we've got these these four wonderful people and we're also expecting peace man dana lee
00:18:10.580melfi uh to come on the show tonight he does have a link he is welcome to come on anytime he wants
00:18:15.980But he I think his Internet may be down today because he lives out in the mountains close to Ottawa somewhere.
00:18:21.960So he may not actually be able to join, but you never know.
00:18:25.320He may pop on at some point during discussion.
00:18:27.240But it's great to have you four wonderful people on the show tonight.
00:18:31.280I'm going to take a guess and say the most sympathetic person to this whole pandemic amnesty of the four of you is going to be Nadine, my friend Nadine.
00:18:45.000so let's start with nadine nadine how do you feel about this this pandemic amnesty story you heard
00:18:50.720me read part of it i couldn't get through the whole thing without actually physically getting
00:18:54.740sick so i i had to yeah it's uh it's a battle like you asked me earlier today how do i feel
00:19:02.880and uh i have two battles raging the flesh in me wants to be really angry and upset and and my
00:19:12.620faith tells me to not and to be forgiving and loving so I haven't figured out which one's
00:19:20.780winning because every time I see something else like that video I hadn't seen that video of the
00:19:27.380hockey players on the ice and as an ex-police officer when I see stuff like that it just
00:19:34.040it makes me sick what did you think about their conduct the way they treated that young man I
00:19:39.380mean he was 16 years old he was out with three buddies oh and by the way when they were doing
00:19:44.140that they were allowed not that there were never allowed to do it anyway because we know these
00:19:49.800mandates are garbage but uh the mandate said they could gather in a group of four or smaller so they
00:19:56.200were allowed to be doing what they're doing but the kids the cops didn't see it like that0.98
00:20:00.500it was tragic i think it would have been really hard i think if i was still a cop at that time
00:20:07.920because i have my own personal beliefs of what is right and what is wrong and i hold the charter at
00:20:14.100a very high standard um but i can't say that every cop does i'm one of those cops that if an order
00:20:21.640came down and i honestly believe to my core that it wasn't justified in the charter i wouldn't have
00:20:28.480been able to follow through with that order because it doesn't matter if you're a cop or or not if an
00:20:33.780order comes up if it's an unlawful order you have a duty not to follow so watching that really
00:20:40.520bothered me because I and sorry Nadine but and it's not just cops I love what you're saying
00:20:47.100because it's not just cops who followed weird orders think about it like that arena that ice
00:20:52.920surface some people were sent out to put sand on ice surfaces some people were sent out to put
00:20:58.640sheets of plywood over basketball nets or fill skateboarding parks. Like when I saw those kinds
00:21:04.060of things, I thought like, wow, you know, who gets told that and goes out and do it. And I
00:21:08.800understand that, you know, we got to work, but where do you, where do you draw the line? I'm
00:21:14.680with you on that one, Nadine. I mean, I've quit jobs and I've, I've refused to do things based
00:21:19.400on my moral compass. And the idea that somebody will say, well, I got to earn a living. And it's
00:21:24.020like no you gotta have a line and it's sad that people don't have that line how many times we
00:21:30.680hear the the expression i'm just doing my job man but then what do you think
00:21:35.100well you know there's many points to to that article and i think once you uncover kind of
00:21:43.120the covid lie you see how how far back the lies actually go and so the interesting part about
00:21:52.160but it was like oh it's just this one and done you know there was only this one error here
00:21:58.320um but we know that it's actually a compilation of a series of of lies and dishonesty and falsified
00:22:08.800data and um and we've seen it you know she says the term gloat and and i don't feel that that is
00:22:15.800the the point um she and saying it's unproductive to talk about it right and so again there's a
00:22:23.360there's been this censorship thread throughout the entire experience of of covid19 is we you
00:22:30.020know we we were never allowed the opportunity to debate the whole point of the convoy was we had
00:22:36.080a myriad of doctors and virologists and microbiologists ready for the conversation
00:22:42.520with dr tam's team like let's go let's go data to data toe to toe we were denied that opportunity
00:22:49.560to debate and now she's saying you know we're just going to gloat and it's unproductive to discuss
00:22:54.940but there is a post game analysis that really needs to happen here because it felt like my
00:23:00.520neighbor was that far away from throwing me on a train and sending me off to saskatchewan
00:23:06.500It's in Nadine's backyard, you know, so had it not been for the convoy, like, God knows what would have happened, right? We saved our own lives with the convoy. And now they're like, oh, just the amnesty. We didn't know any better. Damn well, you knew better. And we need to post game reflection on what was done wrong.
00:23:31.900and some of that damage may be irreparable like we're willing to look at it but we cannot
00:23:38.260look at it and put a band-aid over this abscess and pretend we're all good here
00:23:45.720primo what do you think well i think it's in our canadian culture to forgive and forget but i do
00:23:53.000think that in doing so wow or sorry i think we're accustomed to doing that and i think that's how
00:23:58.220we've landed ourselves in the situation we're in right now from being too forgiving and just
00:24:03.000forgetting, um, what, what happens in, in seeing that video that we just watched, um, you know,
00:24:10.360at the starting of this, it just, uh, I was prepared for you to show that. And my blood
00:24:15.240just starts pumping and, and, and testosterone just starts coming out. And like, I, I, I'm one
00:24:20.840of those people who really has their emotions under control. I know that sounds weird. Cause
00:24:25.580you guys see me shouting in these videos and and trying to bring a lot of attention to things going
00:24:30.200on but it's really hard to see things like that happen and um and to be completely honest uh to
00:24:38.560see police officers um conduct themselves in that manner um i i believe i was um i put a lot of
00:24:47.260effort in in my local area here um at the beginning of this fight putting some faith um in in the
00:24:55.100police and hoping that they would take a stand and there are a lot of good officers out there
00:25:00.260I will definitely say that um the the one thing that's hard though is a lot of them lack the
00:25:07.080courage to to stand up the way they wanted to the way they would talk to me and the way they would
00:25:15.080have a meeting with me and the way they would have a coffee with me um they wouldn't go out
00:25:21.180and, and, and, and talk like that at the department. And I understand at the same time,
00:25:26.740there was a lot of political pressure put on them and, and a lot of oppositional views.
00:25:32.640From what I understand, sometimes you might be in the car next to someone you're working a shift
00:25:37.400with who has complete opposite views as you. And, and there's a lot of officers that didn't even
00:25:42.200want to give out these tickets and who wouldn't give out these tickets. So they were put in a
00:25:47.260terrible position but i show absolutely zero empathy for any officer who can conduct themselves
00:25:53.720in the way that we just seen in that video yeah yeah but rob like what about like restaurant
00:26:01.760owners right i mean my one of my personal experiences was being banned from a local
00:26:07.520restaurant because i stood up without my mask on or i you know i did something i it seemed quite
00:26:16.520benign but i clearly terrified the waiter for his life that they had to call the police because i
00:26:24.160violated covid protocol and you know and at the time i was like i'm a nurse i'm going guys there's
00:26:31.620really no danger you know are we holding them to account the waiters the baristas the cashiers
00:26:39.060who didn't die they did you know they could check themselves every two weeks and they were still
00:26:44.480here working away you know do we go after them more so than than the police or the government
00:26:52.060i think how many levels of people do we go after in in my opinion i think there's a fine line to
00:26:58.480dance on that there was a lot of people who who you know were led on to believe that certain
00:27:05.060things were happening and they really didn't see things for for what they were and in my opinion
00:27:10.280And that's a different situation than just being, you know, willingly ignorant to what's going on and just following suit.
00:27:19.960You know, the restaurant thing was pretty stressful.
00:27:22.660I don't know how anyone dealt with that.
00:27:25.460I caught myself putting on these United non-compliance dinners and what have you, where we would go into these restaurants with passports that you're not welcome and respectfully just sit down and order food and stay there until the police would come.
00:27:41.700And it was frustrating to do that because a lot of people in society would look at you with this negative look like you were some type of punk.
00:27:50.380But in reality, I wanted to get charged so I could challenge that in court.
00:28:10.520So one person says there should be amnesty. And perhaps more people will ask for that. My question, to that question, should we grant amnesty? To me, to be blunt, the answer is no, we shouldn't be, you know, we're not, they're asking for amnesty, her excuse of like, we might have made a couple of mistakes. If you had made a couple of mistakes and asked for amnesty, I'd say yes.
00:28:33.800but we're not talking you know a mistake for me would be should you be in quarantine for 14 days
00:28:39.200or 13 days and you fine-tune and adjust it but on what planet was somebody thinking that you know
00:28:44.960locking grandma behind plexiglass and not allowing her to see her kids was a good idea on what planet
00:28:50.360was shutting down a national park a good idea on what you know like some of the policies were so
00:28:54.880far out there so ridiculous and and so to so I'm not willing to lend the amnesty to some people
00:29:03.140because and i'll give you an example of that i live in alberta so there's an election tonight0.81
00:29:07.680there's a big election in the u.s there's an election tonight in alberta and medicine had
00:29:11.320yeah and and that's danielle smith because we we took kenny and we punted him out the door because
00:29:17.460we literally albertans felt that he went too far during this pandemic he was unapologetic about
00:29:22.960some of the things he did i mean we he arrested you know teachers priests he put he put fences
00:29:29.320around a church to prevent people from going to a church so that's not that's not a small error
00:29:35.200like oops you know you got it right and we got it wrong no you you were so far wrong that it's you0.87
00:29:41.460know and and so i i'm i'm looking forward to that election because i know uh danielle is already
00:29:48.260she's she's kind of said there will be no amnesty and i know i've spoken with her and i know there
00:29:53.700will be no amnesty she's going to investigate some of the things that have happened and i told
00:29:58.720you're not going to like everything that you find, because some of us have been saying this
00:30:02.180for a long, long time that this is wrong. And so it's, you know, I just wanted to point that out.
00:30:09.240It's for me. Yeah. The interesting thing is if we're going to grant amnesty and I'm not a fan
00:30:14.460of that idea, you first have to have contrition. Right. So the other side and the one thing, too,
00:30:20.240that I I've been mentioning is the other side of this could be from the top on down. So you've got
00:30:28.720political leaders you've got medical bureaucrats you've got uh business academics academics
00:30:35.540corporations like they don't all move as one single entity so where do you first go for this
00:30:41.360contrition like and we're even talking about neighbors as you said the thing like your neighbor0.98
00:30:46.120wanted to kick your ass out to saskatchewan if this continued right because she just got we had0.96
00:30:51.200people thinking on each other calling think lines and saying this person's got seven people over at1.00
00:30:56.700their house i can't even believe it and cops were actually coming to calls like that i mean we saw
00:31:02.460that one incident in quebec uh where somebody was dragged out of the home on new year's eve
00:31:08.600that was a couple of years ago as i recall which is outrageous that the police would do things like
00:31:14.140i think i think if if you're gonna um talk even talk about amnesty you have to
00:31:22.220talk about justice as well when something is done that's wrong justice needs to be served
00:31:29.340or the victims will never feel right about what has happened so you can forgive but it doesn't
00:31:36.680mean that justice doesn't get served so when i when i say uh the the the god the believer in me
00:31:43.940wants to forgive it doesn't mean justice won't get served some of this stuff is still happening
00:31:48.720right now they still have vaccine mandates right now in care homes they're they're now demanding
00:31:54.540the boosters in some care homes we can't even talk about amnesty when it's still occurring with
00:32:00.860when discrimination is still happening like i can't even believe that that article was already
00:32:06.300out now when we haven't even stopped doing the mistakes to begin with so i think like for one
00:32:13.780stopping that putting policies and legislation in place so it never happens again open it up
00:32:21.320investigate it and the and i'm not saying i don't necessarily believe in the nuremberg
00:32:28.2202.0 some people do i think it went too far um that was us acting in hatred and if we act in
00:32:35.640hatred we're no better than them so that's my personal opinion on that however there needs to
00:32:42.420be justice and and what does that look like well the people who are the most in in to blame for
00:32:50.940this the ones that lied and knowingly lied because they were getting paid or getting influenced by
00:32:59.320pfizer or moderna pfizer moderna should be held liable like they should never be able to create
00:33:05.460a product that hurts the people again we can't hold them responsible for any well financially
00:33:10.540we can't because they've got protection which was signed with all of the governments and in those
00:33:15.320very secret documents that were signed for the vaccine when the governments bought the vaccines
00:33:20.600that it was written into the contracts that we couldn't sue them that's why governments came up
00:33:25.840with their own funds for vaccine injured people I think Trudeau came up with an 800 million dollar
00:33:31.500fund two years ago before the vaccine was ever released but something I didn't get to in that
00:33:37.200story you guys and i want to start with you on this one rob um was that she i couldn't read it
00:33:44.960as i stated earlier she said that both sides have things to apologize for what do we i i've actually
00:33:54.000sat and i've tried to put myself in a situation of neutrality right so i've sat in the middle here
00:33:59.840and i thought all right what could we possibly have to apologize for
00:34:05.880well the only thing i could think of that i could apologize for is all of this division and all of
00:34:17.980this um nasty rhetoric at times has turned me into not the best version of myself and you
00:34:27.640definitely can't come like you definitely can't uh use hate to combat hate and i know at times
00:34:34.500there's been times where um i've let that get the best of me and i haven't conducted myself
00:34:39.560as positive as i once have but um you know that that would be as far as i could go
00:34:46.560um with respects to that conversation um i don't even think that it's i just think people need to
00:34:54.460realize it's not like a i got you moment and i don't think people need to come right out and say
00:35:00.600you know i was wrong and you were right like that's not what canadians are looking for right now
00:35:05.680canadians are just looking to unite and get back on the same page i think that um everything this
00:35:13.280country is about has slowly been getting dissolved away and uh people are finally
00:35:20.500um realizing what it is we have in front of us um some people and then there's other people
00:35:28.120who i think are so proud and entitled that rather than than know they they may have been wrong they
00:35:37.420would rather just to continue going down this path of where they're trying to bring us down
00:35:43.020but then do we have anything to apologize for1.00
00:35:48.100well you know like oh do we have anything that the unvaccinated have anything to apologize for
00:35:57.940no i think we've handled ourselves with extraordinary composure you know through0.96
00:36:03.020this entire nightmare it is lucky we didn't go full-on blm on them you know because what was
00:36:10.040being done to us was outrageous the worst thing we did was honk some horns and threw a few beer cans
00:36:16.880but um that we just need to start from the top down and this is something that um that starts
00:36:24.480at trudeau's office and and with dr tam and then we work our way down to perhaps the more um
00:36:32.720hostile restaurant owners and that kind of thing but an example needs to be shown when when um
00:36:40.940Nadine is talking about justice you know it's true we cannot proceed if there is no justice if
00:36:48.860if we haven't right now we're still being denied transplants I'm not sure if the military have
00:36:55.020cleaned it up yet but they've lost all of this manpower in the military you still can't visit
00:37:01.340you know as injured family member in the hospital if you're unvaccinated or in long-term care
00:37:06.940facilities so post-secondary you still can't stay in a residency without being vaccinated
00:37:13.500so there's plenty and plenty of um problems still in place that um we have not cleared
00:37:20.940out of our path so and i just think we have to start go from from trudeau to tam freeland mendocino
00:37:31.340omar we got we got we got a bunch to round up and and you're saying you're not into nuremberg
00:37:37.660i'm pro nuremberg um but if just justice is going to be served in canada then we need to ship them
00:37:46.460off to the hague i'm sorry but i mean i i i can think of examples where i want justice like you
00:37:52.780know actually one of the things i was known for on twitter prior to you know uh well actually at
00:38:00.300at the beginning of the pandemic, I've always been known on Twitter as the guy who was busting
00:38:03.460apart the COVID narrative. I'm an engineer. So immediately from day one to me, things looked
00:38:08.940unusual. And I started looking into them and then just getting data and providing my own
00:38:15.120interpretation of what the data meant. So here in Alberta, you know, they suppress that data.
00:38:20.820So I think whoever suppressed that data, I want them to be held accountable for not even sharing
00:38:25.400the data with us that they had i want you know who the the chancellor of the university who said
00:38:30.980that a student had to get uh vaccinated in in order to go to the school even though we had
00:38:36.560pretty much proven at that point that the vaccines were useless i want that chancellor
00:38:40.520um you know taken to court and and and charged with a crime because it is a crime what he did
00:38:50.260You know, the person, the small town person who managed the arena, who had a choice in Alberta of keeping the arena closed or going with the restriction exemption program and went that way.
00:39:04.940I want to know who that individual is and I want that individual fired.
00:39:08.500So I'm beyond because it is, I agree, Nadine, and I'm trying not to get upset about it, but it is, you know, you pointed it out.
00:39:16.800we had a weekend where we got together and we were talking about some of this
00:39:19.960insanity. I mean, you know, literally I live in a province that shut down the,
00:39:24.400the, the federal parks. They wouldn't even let us go hike in the park.
00:39:28.140So who thought that was a good idea? So, um,
00:39:32.020yeah, but Marty, where do we start with this? I mean,
00:39:33.760but then thinks we've got to go to Trudeau's office and we know what his
00:39:37.020response is going to be. He said, I mean, there was, uh,
00:39:39.540we're going to lead by example in Alberta. I guarantee you that when, uh,
00:39:43.480When Danielle Smith gets elected this evening, she has an agenda and she's been on it and she will be investigating some of these things and she will be there will be some retribution for some people.
00:39:54.700Should we start at grassroots with our neighbors, with our family?
00:39:59.040Is that like I think that this was all a top down thing when it first started.
00:40:03.740Right. The government came out with 14 days to flatten the curve and then everybody, you know, were so scared they bought into it.
00:40:10.600some of us never did but many people did and eventually it became a religion to them
00:40:15.920and it just kind of trickled on down from government to media to your your friends the
00:40:22.640restaurants all got closed down and um does it have to move backwards the same way does it have
00:40:29.140to go bottom to top this time can i i'm just gonna add the same way some people were said oh you're
00:40:36.620going to you should pay taxes for the unvaccinated if we start finding out that the vaccinated are
00:40:43.300more at risk more using the hospital are we going to be the same as them no Oregon are we going to
00:40:48.360be better and say you know what you were fooled like let's figure things out like the division
00:40:56.220is so bad right now and I'm not saying not hold the the people responsible the government that's
00:41:01.720a great example Nadine I mean I remember when we were bombarded here saying the unvaccinated
00:41:06.320or taking up space in the, uh, ICUs. It's like, no, they weren't. And, and now it's the unhealthy0.83
00:41:13.560that are taking up space and I'm not going to attack the unhealthy. I'm not going to do that,
00:41:17.240but, but so therefore the people, you know, I can think of people who were very, very,
00:41:22.820who attacked hard, uh, you know, saying that the hospitals were overwhelmed by, um, by unvaccinated
00:41:31.840people. And that was wrong. Those people who said that those are the ones I want. I want them held
00:41:35.960accountable i'm not going to play their game but i want them accountable for sure we have and then
00:41:41.160there's the sorry we have to get them to admit they they made a mistake first that's where i say
00:41:45.760the act of contrition right like some of the some of them have been i mean celebrities you know some
00:41:50.980of them are kind of coming out and saying oh boy this was tim robbins a couple of weeks ago you
00:41:55.660know he's he's not probably the most famous actor that you'll see but he does have some credits
00:42:00.660behind him he's been around for 40 years probably very well respected in hollywood so maybe he can
00:42:05.900bring some of those people along with them media as well i mean when are they ever going to admit
00:42:12.440that they were wrong what about they were some of the worst yeah i will they fed the the hate
00:42:19.760from the public what what's gone on in my that's the you know with the with respects to the media
00:42:25.620i'll tell you just a couple quick stories i will never forgive the media for what they've done
00:42:30.940ever and in my eyes i don't like to say enemy but those people are the enemy the media it's
00:42:36.900disgusting what they've done what they're capable of and how they haven't even let off the gas yet
00:42:42.400they're just rolling full steam ahead and it's disgusting when we had our first protest where i
00:42:48.940live in niagara there was someone walking down the street with a gad's den flag the next day
00:42:54.600there was an article in the paper that said there was a white supremacy rally in niagara0.79
00:43:01.180with um homophobes and and things like that all because of a gadsden flag and that came right
00:43:12.060back at me and you know we're at a point now where we're names they don't hurt anymore but
00:43:18.640when you first started to speak up you know the only reason i ever started to speak up
00:43:23.880is because the people I pay to represent me weren't speaking up and they wouldn't take the
00:43:29.520time to listen to me so they could know what my issues were to speak up. So I had no choice but
00:43:35.000to speak up myself. And then the media would go out there and gaslight me. And because of what
00:43:40.800they've done, I'll never be able to get a job again in the field that I normally work in.
00:43:46.060So they've done a lot of damage that I will never be able to forgive them for. And I think they
00:43:50.860should be held accountable which which sorry which brings up back to the original point
00:43:55.680why would somebody ask for amnesty right so you ask for amnesty when you fought a war and then
00:44:02.200you've lost and and and you're asking for quarters so i i think to to your point rob some people are
00:44:08.680asking for amnesty because they know they know they were in the wrong and and and so yeah
00:44:15.300sorry to interrupt rob no that's all right but that you're a medical professional i mean how
00:44:20.240how many of these doctors and nurses that you know knew what was going on was wrong and still
00:44:27.140went along with the program but it was so surreal i mean i worked in like a small sort of country
00:44:34.340hospital and you saw you know the people who were believing it buying it um who were enrolled in
00:44:43.200what was being sold and then there was a small sort of group of us that would sort of pull over
00:44:48.220by the laundry machine and we're like you know um so we had already been denounced to a whisper
00:44:54.940culture i mean we're still living in a time where they're um you know not treating people with
00:45:02.140hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin but they are you know remain using something like remdesivir
00:45:09.340as um a therapeutic treatment again it's until that wrong is righted
00:45:14.860it's um and in the case of the forward and in the case of the doctors they're they're kind of a
00:45:21.180unique case their association the the college of doctors and and and then the uh the pharmaceuticals
00:45:28.360above them that you know their hands are tied i mean i met some individual doctors who who tried
00:45:34.780to do something and they told me they couldn't and and and again at you the risk to them was huge
00:45:40.680because it was like you spent seven years studying now you're a doctor and they weren't just talking
00:45:46.100to slap on the wrist they were going to get um their careers and their lives completely ruined
00:45:52.920so yeah but here's here's the problem with that though i mean like if you don't stand up
00:45:58.220and you're following the hospitals let's just say the hospital's treatment plan which included
00:46:02.820remdesivir like bethan just said i mean you know that that drug has the capability of killing
00:46:08.660somebody by what is it drowning your kidneys is that what it is see they didn't know that
00:46:13.840that's the thing we we know that but they weren't fed that information like my husband's a doctor
00:46:20.880so I know what they were fed he took the time and did extra research on his own time now we
00:46:28.700got to understand to the situation they were in they were they they've been trained since medical
00:46:34.840school to follow up to date and to follow the college of physician because the college of
00:46:40.220physician is supposed to lead them right the problem is it didn't and the few that would
00:46:46.480speak out got so attacked by mainstream media by the college by big pharma that they silence
00:46:54.860anyone right away yeah so there was no data available that could prove almost wrong like
00:47:02.260from the i think there is data it's really hard to find it's even hard to find now
00:47:09.780there was no data that proved that these you know that we're safe and effective but they still said
00:47:18.580safe and effective we know that right so why do we have to disprove that is my thing i mean they
00:47:23.780probably should have made sure before they released this drug to the public that it was safe and
00:47:28.940effective and then you know they they put it out there on us and it's left to everybody else to
00:47:35.340prove that it's not you know that that's outrageous and it is and i think they knew that to their core
00:47:41.920i think they did and one thing that i'm one thing that i'm hopeful is that that information will
00:47:47.920come out it comes out and you know uh the the bureaucracy is so big and there's so much
00:47:53.260information being fed into the bureaucracy that it will eventually come out we will eventually see
00:47:58.000you know the vital statistics we'll see how many people died how many funerals there were whatever
00:48:02.480so some of the some of the um bad uh outcomes of these policies will be known they're already known
00:48:10.640actually they're already known when we talk about nuremberg 2.0 we're talking about uh what's the
00:48:16.960lawyer from germany who had been doing that mock trial up uh i forget his name now but uh he he was
00:48:24.080gathering information on what this drug really is and how it was put together in the testing and
00:48:31.920how governments were involved in making maybe getting kickbacks and whatnot i mean who do we
00:48:37.600even go after here you know we're talking about nuremberg 2.0 find out who coordinated the whole
00:48:44.320thing public health has done a lot of shady things in my opinion um i i know beth ann's probably seen
00:48:51.700some of my videos that i used to do at the start i have i used to go on there i'd be calling them
00:48:56.160every morning right away when they i had a suspicion that they were in the schools i used
00:49:01.380to work in the school so wink wink nudge nudge i was finding things out and i was calling public
00:49:07.580health and saying you know i have a little bit of a worry that you guys are going into the schools
00:49:11.600no no no we're not there i would call back the next day and i would disguise my voice and i would
00:49:16.740say oh hi i'm so and so i'm a parent i'm really looking forward to the day that my child can
00:49:21.680get vaccinated at school i'm hoping that'll come soon is there any time that public health nurses
00:49:26.480are going to be coming into the classroom soon to start making children feel comfortable oh yeah
00:49:31.200no problem let me tell you the date they're going to be there next week blah blah and i'd have this
00:49:35.080all recorded and then the next thing you know on tiktok i got a half million views the police are
00:49:40.480at my house asking me if i called public health telling me i can't call them anymore i'm harassing
00:49:45.700and i'm like no no no no i didn't harass them i blew the whistle on them on a live video
00:49:50.220that's two different things wow yeah you know so i mean but i think we start with tam i think we
00:49:57.560start with fauci when it comes to the nuremberg i mean there are big players we provincially we
00:50:03.400have health ministers um in all of our provinces that you know they may resign but they're not off
00:50:09.980the hook for what was done um they knew that it wasn't you know it's not just the the virus of
00:50:19.280COVID. We were dealing with, you know, the implications of the suicides and the domestic
00:50:24.180abuse and the alcoholism. And there were so many other variables that, you know, some people were
00:50:31.220more afraid of being beaten to death than they were of a virus. And so all of that collateral
00:50:38.600damage needs to be accounted for. What physicians told me is depression and anxiety, especially for
00:50:48.160the triple jobs. I mean, they are the most depressed and they are the most anxious and
00:50:54.240confused and afraid. And so, you know, people are taking antidepressants like crazy and that
00:51:01.120numbs you and has all sorts of secondary effects like impotence. And so, you know, there's a
00:51:08.300tremendous amount of collateral damage. Physicians did receive letters of intimidation from the
00:51:13.960college or from upper management and i've seen copies of those letters they were put in a
00:51:19.520situation where they too were coerced but it still doesn't make it okay um and you know all of their
00:51:28.780decisions had consequences they knew that this vaccine did not stop um infection it did not
00:51:39.240stop transmission and it did not decrease hospitalization and we still know those three
00:51:46.240factors and um you know and we're still denying people transplants for something that doesn't
00:51:53.660stop much and if you look at the Pfizer documentation it has a myriad of devastating
00:52:00.440lifelong secondary adverse events that um you know it's intolerable what's what's been done
00:52:08.520So we need to go after the College of Physicians and Surgeons, as well as the nurses unions, because the nurses unions did not protect us.
00:52:16.040Yeah, and I agree with those. But now it's bringing up another point that I don't like, which is I have no faith in the courts right now.
00:52:22.640We're watching, you know, that's an institution that's failing us.
00:52:26.920I mean, you know, the courts just, what, two, three weeks ago, Premier Peckford's attempt to, you know, that the mandates were unconstitutional.
00:52:39.000And then you have a court like in Alberta today that said, you know, the vaccine mandates for transplant patient is valid.
00:52:47.700So I don't know what platform we're going to use to bring people, to hold people accountable.
00:52:53.280um well i know what platform i'd like to use but if you say it out loud you get
00:52:58.260that you'll be seeing marty up north underscore three in no time on twitter
00:53:02.560remember too it hasn't made it to the supreme court of canada yet no no i know that none of
00:53:11.360that has so we don't know for sure our courts have failed until we've made it all the way to
00:53:17.020the supreme court we've got a woman waiting for a transplant in alberta right now and i was just
00:53:22.960going to say sorry go ahead shadow we've got a woman waiting for a transplant in alberta right
00:53:27.280now a life-saving transplant we can't wait for this case this particular case the one with the
00:53:32.420to get to the supreme court she's going to die first she was on the show six months ago it was
00:53:37.140like a heartbreaking show one of the most heartbreaking shows i've ever done and there
00:53:42.400and you feel helpless that's the other thing you feel sometimes completely helpless in and and you
00:53:49.620know that you're right when you think of the like you know that you're still thinking logically when
00:53:55.380when the world has been turned upside down into this bizarro backwards mirror universe that we've
00:54:01.340been living in that's the other thing we've been gas lit now for two two and a half years but let
00:54:06.260me ask you this rob have you got somebody in particular in your life that has cut you out
00:54:12.860of theirs a family member or a friend because of all of this absolutely i have very two i don't
00:54:22.360really have any friends anymore and and it's new ones my friend sorry you got new ones now
00:54:28.840you got one here i appreciate it no no no sorry i should i should clarify i've met a lot of
00:54:34.760beautiful people through this movement and and it makes me realize um who your real friends
00:54:40.140and family are and and i am very thankful for that but what i meant to say is when it comes
00:54:44.980to blood family and close friends that are around uh i'm still pretty close with my dad he's very
00:54:50.160awake to uh what's going on he's actually watching this right now so shout out to my dad but uh
00:54:56.460yeah um the rest of my family is just absolutely got their eyes closed and i love them to death
00:55:03.640but just you know quick example we had a family wedding a couple weeks ago and and i guess this
00:55:10.120virus went around there and every single person who was there got violently ill except for me
00:55:15.820and my unjabbed grandma and my unjabbed kids and my unjabbed girlfriend it was you know and and and
00:55:22.360and i feel bad like i really do but you know i hate that my family's going through that but then
00:55:26.920they're all messaging me the next day worried about me and i'm going don't worry about me i've
00:55:31.860already had this once i was good in two days i took the horse stuff you guys do whatever you
00:55:37.760want to do it worked for me and uh i'm good like do you see a path back like for the family that's
00:55:46.260that's still hypnotized if one of them came to you one day and said look you know what i i really
00:55:51.960screwed up man i mean i don't even know what for me families where i can forgive um in in some
00:55:58.860senses um for people who knew what they were doing no way but there are members of my family0.93
00:56:06.220that my entire life they've got home from work sat down had a glass of wine tossed on the cbc
00:56:12.740and just absorbed everything from the machine directly into the brain and and were not able
00:56:19.840to critically think just get programmed and that's it so those people i kind of understand i don't
00:56:28.620understand how how they could still treat people like me the way they did because the only thing
00:56:35.060comparable and i hate making comparison to this but several friends of mine do is discrimination
00:56:40.780is discrimination it is so i mean it's absolutely no different than racism in my eyes um and i know
00:56:48.860a lot of people probably just went, whoa, when I said that, but you need to make people realize
00:56:54.240what's going on. You're not letting somebody take part in society, because they're different than
00:57:02.700you. I've struggled with that one. That's one where I've tried. That's a frustrating one for
00:57:08.260me to because I agree. I'm it became front and center here in Alberta three weeks ago when
00:57:15.380danielle got appointed as leader one of the things she said it was just a statement she said you know
00:57:21.260the the unvaccinated had been discriminated against and people just could not wrap their
00:57:26.860mind around that concept and for some people i tried marty that was the media that was the media
00:57:32.580that attacked her and then the people after that the media but i mean you know sitting in the
00:57:37.360backyard with my sister-in-law and saying you know hey how can you not see this as a form of
00:57:41.640discrimination and and she couldn't see it she just couldn't no matter how i made the example
00:57:45.700she couldn't see it i found that one well and these are the conversations that we need to have
00:57:51.320i think and it's and it's unfortunate because people don't want to have them in in and they
00:57:56.920sound bad but it it's the only way you can get people to empathize with what's going on i say
00:58:02.060you know we have a thing right now where um you know how would you like it if someone said you
00:58:07.040know you can't go eat at this restaurant because your sexual orientation or or this or that and i
00:58:12.980would never believe in something like that but like how else do you drill it into these people
00:58:17.640heads what's going on i don't know that's a great example i mean it you know i mean just slightly
00:58:24.700off topic but on that topic you know nadine and i met because i made that viral post where you know
00:58:31.420trudeau must go and i posted my picture but yeah yeah i know who you are one of the remarkable
00:58:35.380things that came one of the remarkable things that came out of that for me which it was hold
00:58:40.680on marty everybody watching right now the viral post that marty created was the hashtag on twitter
00:58:47.040trudeau must go yeah so bravo we all know about that one congratulations well well done well done
00:58:53.020yeah and and nadine was just about like i think she was follower number three or four to repost
00:58:58.260her story but um but that was an emotionally draining week for me because the the the byproduct
00:59:05.580of that is that suddenly people reached out to me and people reach out to people like nadine all the
00:59:09.720time through her network but suddenly people were sending me emails texts um calls and i was on all
00:59:17.440sorts of calls and i realized holy smokes man you know 20 000 30 000 100 000 canadians that have
00:59:23.920been actually hurt hurt by these insane policies and when and and then and you know you heard that0.97
00:59:30.580you know shadow you're talking about a lady who might not uh who's who's uh transplant is
00:59:36.540threatened i heard you know i heard people discharged from the military discharged from
00:59:40.060the rcmp airline stewardesses like i even you know i met an airline stewardess at the just this
00:59:45.960weekend she lost her job at air canada and she's like i look at her i'm like she's the healthiest
00:59:50.880lady i've ever met and of course she didn't want to do the vaccine because she researched it
00:59:54.780and she's a health freak and then the ones making fun of her she her words not mine but it's like0.99
00:59:59.920she said the fat cows are the ones who were criticizing me for for for not getting vaccinated
01:00:05.620or the or the therapist i met who said that she could work on people that were unvaccinated but
01:00:12.060once she became unvaccinated she couldn't work i'm like oh my god so what do you mean became
01:00:16.840unvaccinated sorry once the mandate when the mandate went in place and she was unvaccinated
01:00:22.520she couldn't work as an unvaccinated person but she could work on a patient that was unvaccinated
01:00:27.000you just go you know like quickly back to the military you were suggesting that they were
01:00:31.320discharged from the military no they weren't they can't do that the policy states that you
01:00:35.320can't discharge them based upon a personal decision but you can put them on restricted
01:00:39.960duty so that's what they were doing they were putting these members of the canadian armed
01:00:44.600forces into rooms by themselves with nothing to do for eight to 10 hours daily and i heard one
01:00:51.300story a couple of weeks ago about a young man who was posted outside by himself in the cold
01:00:58.080for uh 14 straight days until he finally resigned and yes i just wanted to to comment on that quick
01:01:08.020now with with respects to the military um by the way james top also was hitting with new charges
01:01:14.140last week too so oh that's new charges i was just gonna say though weren't people getting
01:01:18.480let go of for that i thought they were getting f5s no they they couldn't do that they they had
01:01:24.940to go through some kind of a process that has yet not happened so instead of that they were being
01:01:30.020put on restricted duties uh because they refused to take the jab so i i wanted to mention one more
01:01:38.000there's a lawsuit there's a lawsuit going on about that right now please go ahead i just wanted to
01:01:42.860mentioned you know i talked a little bit quickly about the the police at the start there and i
01:01:46.860didn't get to get that ending out i just wanted to say that the some of these officers that i
01:01:51.920was speaking with who who showed their dismay with what was going on um when i finally was like
01:01:58.140guys you gotta show us some kind of like you're here with us thing you know you gotta show us
01:02:04.280something um they made a video before the convoy um basically saying and and they did nothing wrong
01:02:11.420they just said hello i'm so and so i'm a police officer um i stand for fundamental rights and
01:02:17.520freedoms i respect my oath i took it's very important to me and i expect a return to normal
01:02:23.500as soon as possible all three of them who did that all of them got slapped with uh tpsa charges
01:02:30.160three of them who was that sent a message there was one cop under investigation uh woman but yeah
01:02:39.160these these the people i'm talking about i'm not going to say their names or where they're from
01:02:43.380because it's not public knowledge but i'm just saying this is something that's occurring and
01:02:48.320people don't even know about because it's going out into the public so like i know everyone knows
01:02:52.520about i think it was aaron howard is it aaron yeah yeah everyone knows about aaron howard but
01:02:58.420there has been a ton of police officers charged tp sorry through is it called nadine is it called
01:03:04.640the tpa through the police oh tpsa the trot the whatever police service act it's called or
01:03:12.400it depends in with the rcmp it's code of conduct charge okay yeah so it's basically a code of
01:03:20.120conduct charge but it doesn't look good for an officer right if you get that and and they're
01:03:24.400getting they've got three charges uh separately for basically coming out and saying i'm a police
01:03:31.900officer i stand by my oath and i'm okay with the freedom message you know right the code of conduct
01:03:39.140is not necessarily the worst the worst will probably be the treatment that they they will
01:03:44.660have gotten from their co-workers since um the police force can be a very much bully mentality
01:03:52.500the same way that you have power trippers with the public they're even worse within the the force so
01:04:00.000i imagine the few that spoke out the power troopers are all over them it wouldn't shock
01:04:05.540me if they'd leave the force in the next few years you know what years ago guys and this is
01:04:10.780interesting that you should bring that up nadine years ago i was uh i was taught how to handle a
01:04:16.480room by a beer rep i worked in radio for many years and this was during the uh the the blue
01:04:23.240into the blue zone where are we going with this i'll tell you i'll tell you exactly where we're
01:04:28.600going with this so so so this guy said to me all right when you walk up to a table of guys and
01:04:34.120there's like six guys there you should immediately go for the leader of that group and you say well
01:04:40.800how do you define that you watch the table for 30 seconds there's one person who's always going
01:04:45.820to be running that table that's the guy the guy who's you know like the boss of the group right
01:04:51.160the leader of the pack that's the guy you go to because he's the guy when he orders a blue0.54
01:04:55.920everybody else is going to follow along so in this case maybe in order to to move this along quicker0.72
01:05:03.700this this whole thing about uh pandemic amnesty because we have like the whole point one of the
01:05:09.240whole points of this show is to get people awake and understanding what we've been through and
01:05:15.280maybe maybe to see that they've been looking at things uh backwards so if you talk to a leader
01:05:23.100of a group and convince her or him that maybe they've been thinking the wrong way then that
01:05:29.260person that leader will go and talk to his or her people and say you want to know what guys we've
01:05:34.380been looking at this all cockeyed backwards it's screwy so we have to identify the leaders on the
01:05:39.680other side and i'm talking from you know from the bottom up and make it a grassroots thing because
01:05:45.540the politicians will only start listening to us in my opinion once there is a groundswell once0.94
01:05:52.860they start seeing their internal polling numbers going oh shit right like look at what the0.82
01:05:59.500conservatives have done in the past few months they're not doing anything without their internal0.99
01:06:04.660polling numbers guys you can bet that danielle smith marty never would have said the things she
01:06:10.260said unless she knew that the people of alberta were on her side yeah no i agree and and then uh
01:06:16.380but then on the flip side you know the conservatives are probably quiet right now waiting for the
01:06:21.040liberals to screw up but i'm like god when are the liberals ever going to do something that's
01:06:25.040going to stick like you know i mean trudeau trudeau is trudeau can sing acapella at the
01:06:30.620queen's funeral nothing happens he can he's gonna he's gonna be testifying at the emergencies act
01:06:35.400inquiry in a couple of weeks let's see how bad he lies yeah i heard that that's not going to be
01:06:40.480televised that it's going to be hidden no yeah so i like i haven't been able to confirm it a hundred
01:06:50.860percent but somebody sent me a link to the website for the commission and it's not going to be made
01:06:56.700public that would be all the better i mean that would prove that i was just something that's fine
01:07:02.020yeah i was just gonna say i think that um and and and i'm not suggesting anything but i feel like
01:07:08.200this the temperature of this country is going to get turned up quite a bit if that man doesn't show
01:07:12.740up i can agree that i don't think he'll show up in that room i thought he would testify over zoom
01:07:19.060because he's a coward um but if he doesn't provide the people with with some clarity like he already
01:07:28.840said he would i think that canadians are going to be very upset um with that and i think that would0.84
01:07:36.020cause um more protest which we clearly know he doesn't like in canada and thinks are illegal
01:07:44.660yeah um i don't know if anyone was privy to seeing those text messages today but
01:07:49.800you know justin was talking with doug ford about or sorry the conversation today talking about you
01:07:56.020know there's protests going on we need to end them yeah we live in canada dude what yeah yeah
01:08:02.760Yeah, no, I like what you were saying just earlier, Shadow. I mean, you know, back to this whole amnesty thing. Finding the leaders is one thing. Also, I'm not going to stop. I mean, I still, you know, I actually slowed down on the COVID information, but I picked it up again.
01:08:21.620I realize I got to keep educating people if, and, and I can't stop doing that. So I'm not going to, I'm not going to, I'm not going to attack people. I'm going to continue with that strategy of just showing where I think there were mistakes made and trying to, I mean, God, there's some big mistakes that if we could, you know, for me, the biggest one, if we, if the country could acknowledge that the vaccine doesn't work, I would say that from that point onwards, everything else would fall in place. You know, that's the, that's the big one.
01:08:51.620And Nadine, to your point, I'll forgive, but before I do, I definitely want justice.
01:08:58.120I think there's people, we can't just let people walk away.
01:09:02.800When I say the Nuremberg, I mean public hanging.
01:09:07.140I don't think we should have public hanging or beheading in front of the crowds.
01:16:31.140Is there any way that the public can hit these?
01:16:34.900And I know that there was a couple of folks out in B.C. who were trying to launch some protests and rallies outside of the headquarters of provincial colleges of physicians and surgeons and nurses and whatnot.
01:16:47.840But it didn't seem to work because not many people showed up.
01:16:50.800But is there a way that we can get to them for what they've been doing?
01:16:55.900Because, I mean, let's face it, they've been muzzling the doctors, but we're the ones who pay for that in the end, right?
01:17:03.460I just saw a baby cross the screen and I'm like, oh, a squirrel.
01:17:08.420So, I mean, you know, it's a formidable question.
01:17:14.500And, you know, physicians are some of the most, well, with doctors, you never know.
01:17:20.240Some of them are so brilliant, it actually hurts you a little bit, like to be in their presence around their genius, see how they rationalize things.
01:17:31.440And then some physicians are the stupidest people you've ever met, that you have no idea how on earth they ever got a license, right? So there's this giant spectrum that we're dealing with. And, and then people who work their way up the ranks into the college, you're going to have a fusion of, of those who are quite brilliant.1.00
01:17:52.760um and then those who aren't particularly bright but who is immune to corruption um
01:17:59.300like i'm wondering about all of this you know do do we need to like just figuratively burn
01:18:07.580everything to the ground you know when we're talking about our political system it's on
01:18:12.320it's non-functional our health care system it's non-functional is there a way that um you know
01:18:18.580we can actually start branching off with health care just just hearing you mention that you know
01:18:24.220now we're on to another topic i mean i watch the ea going on right now and basically for trudeau
01:18:32.960to come out on top he has to throw every other organization under the bus so he has to say that
01:18:38.820the police the rcmp the municipalities didn't do their business then these institutions didn't
01:18:45.780function then he had to come to the rescue and then i go god are are we is it is there it are
01:18:51.800we past conspiracy is this agenda 2030 a reality are we trying to destroy the institutions in our
01:18:57.380country yeah it seems like it seems like it yeah yeah yeah sure i mean i i've lost all faith and
01:19:04.300you know i never thought you know that that would ever happen in this country like i have lost faith
01:19:10.660in our justice system i have lost faith in the police i have lost faith in the medical system
01:19:16.880in universities post-secondary education i have lost faith in public education altogether
01:19:22.560media yeah wow it's been a rough few years hey oh my god who's still competent the engineers
01:19:29.940the engineering association we're good okay guys my buddies and my mechanical buddies they'll just
01:19:36.960they'll say no marty you're garbage we got we got we got to wrap it up here it looks like nadine's0.56
01:19:41.820got to put a baby to bed here pretty quickly so what why don't we go ahead and keep going i just0.96
01:19:47.480might need to go because he's he's now it's well past time to wrap it up but let's tell everybody
01:19:54.560where they can find you individually rob let's start with you hey guys you can find me uh i guess
01:20:01.580my biggest platform would be instagram so my instagram handle is at the rob primo so just t-h-e-r-o-b-p-r-i-m-o
01:20:12.460and i'm also on facebook i have a page under the rob primo as well and you can find me on telegram
01:20:20.260t.me backslash the rob primo and i believe my twitter is the rob primo one you believe
01:23:01.560Oh, thanks, dear. So my name is Bethan Nodwell. And I'm found on Twitter, Facebook, IG that way. But I'm also working under the umbrella of Freedom Fighters Canada with Jeremy O'Sullivan. And, you know, we've been organizing rallies and we continue on that fight.
01:23:21.080So you can find me through any of the Freedom Fighters Canada channels as well on Instagram, Facebook, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, you know, all the socials.
01:23:30.560But thank you for this opportunity to discuss this time, you know, whether we're at a fork in the road, whether we're willing to forgive or, you know, if there are a few things that are not quite in place yet before we are able to extend an olive branch of forgiveness.
01:23:48.480You know, I think you're right. I think here in Canada, you know, that that article probably was more applicable in the United States, where I think they're further along in the recovery process than we are, at least as far as COVID is concerned here. I mean, they're still talking about bringing stupid mask mandates back. So we still have a fight in front of us. But Bethann, thank you for coming on tonight. Hopefully we'll do this again soon.
01:24:11.160We'll talk to you. All right. There she goes. All right, guys. So there you go. Do you like the roundtable discussions? I know I haven't done one in quite some time, but I thought I would do one tonight based on this whole pandemic amnesty thing. And a lot of people seem very upset about it. I know the hashtag was circulating on Twitter and on Facebook. No amnesty.
01:24:33.620all right that's it for the show tonight and again let me know what you think in the comments please
01:24:40.740do you like it who would you like to see on the show in the next uh round table i know wayne peters
01:24:46.120from what's up canada is is going on the road if he's not on the road already doing some town hall
01:24:51.340stops across western canada i'm going to try and drag him onto the show in the next little while
01:24:56.800anybody else anybody else you'd like to see oh oh there is a van touring around british columbia
01:25:04.260and alberta helping the the people who have been injured by the jab and so at some point soon in
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