00:07:19.580Barber's lawyer, Diane Magus, is pushing for his charges to be stayed or dropped without a guilty or not guilty finding.
00:07:25.700She alleged the public disclosure was an abusive process that violated her client's constitutional right to privacy.
00:07:33.400In an argument attached to the affidavit, Dallas Mack, the deputy crown attorney at the Ottawa courthouse, said Barber's abusive process motion should be dismissed.
00:07:42.640The disclosure of the entire data trove was inadvertent, Mack said, and the records that Karimji actually sought communications between Barber and Leach were clearly relevant to the crown's case.
00:07:54.480Yeah, yeah, I totally get that, but you got other records, whether inadvertently or not, and they somehow got released to the media.
00:08:02.040You should be held responsible for that.
00:08:05.020Mack also argued against Barber's assertion that disclosure violated his right to privacy, stating that section of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms does not apply.
00:08:15.160and even if it did any harm caused would not meet the required threshold of serious
00:08:22.080psychological harm that would breach his security of the person a fatal flaw in barber's argument
00:08:30.480so we're going to leave it there and we're going to bring him on right now chris barber from the
00:08:35.660cab of big red somewhere in saskatchewan hello chris and thank you for joining the show tonight
00:08:41.100have you been psychologically harmed by the release of your personal and private
00:08:44.940and business messages well 4,220 pages worth of my cell phone evidence was released to the
00:08:51.100pretty much the general public on a thursday afternoon on a long weekend and we couldn't
00:08:55.040get in to put a disclosure on until monday morning so it caused a lot of troubles imagine
00:08:59.520conversations with your daughter your ex-wife your wife your business people it was everything
00:09:04.060there google shirt searches for crying out yeah yeah and and in the media like in the media
00:09:10.040media covered it and the canadian press got a hold of it and so naturally every newspaper large and
00:09:17.820small across the country was running your private text messages i mean that that must have felt like
00:09:23.740such a violation i you know when it comes to psychological damage i don't can't think of
00:09:28.820anything that would be much worse well it's nothing you know your private conversations
00:09:33.640imagine the conversations that you have with your wife and text messages or your daughter
00:09:37.500I've got a teenage daughter, so she sends some pretty intimate things to me on a regular basis
00:09:41.240about the issues or the drama that she's going through in her life.
00:09:43.880And that's public knowledge now, thanks to the Crown.
00:09:47.300How is your family doing with all this, by the way?
00:09:49.920We're good. I've got two kids and two stepkids, and we're good.
00:09:55.300I'd be lying if I said it hadn't taken a toll on us. Of course it has.
00:09:59.660But yeah, we're doing good. We're strong, and we're hanging in there.
00:10:02.140Let me ask you, before all this started, I know that you felt there was much wrong with what was going on in our country, as many people did, and you stepped up and decided to do something about it, and I know you can't talk too much about, or at least promote convoys and whatnot, so I'm going to be very ginger with the way I phrase these questions.
00:10:25.480when you got there did you realize what kind of a role you would be playing or did it just kind of
00:10:32.240happen organically everything happened organically 100 it was uh i think i realized the first day
00:10:39.620when we left alberta i drove out to medicine hat to meet the west convoy and you know watching
00:10:45.160medicine hat city police shut down intersections to do crowd traffic control and the amount of
00:10:50.300people standing on the side of the highway still gives me chills like a chills going through my
00:10:54.340body right now thinking of the things that we've seen out the windshield of this truck are going
00:10:59.400to amaze me until the day until the day i take my last breath i'm sure it was absolutely something
00:11:03.780have you ever thought about maybe writing your memoirs
00:11:08.620we will eventually we will when things calm down business has been absolutely insane i've got a
00:11:14.960journalist in uh in saskatchewan here that's offered to help me with that and sit down and
00:11:18.860pencil everything out so yeah there's a possibility in the future once we get past the criminal side
00:11:23.140of things i'm sure so let me ask you about the criminal side of things i mean where are we
00:11:27.720sitting right now with this with this whole thing i first of all let me know or let us know what you
00:11:32.780have been charged with and the like the status of every single charge at this point so we've been
00:11:41.680charged with six indictable offenses mischief intimidation of a police officer and going
00:11:47.100against a court order and in with each of those charges carries a counseling charge as well so
00:11:51.740So six in total, the Crown Prosecutor seeking a total sentence of two to ten years in federal prison for both Tamara and I.
00:11:58.260We will be tried together in September.
00:12:01.440This is about a three-week trial is what they're planning.
00:12:03.840So it'll be probably one of the highest publicity trials in Canada for the year.
00:12:07.760Have you, I know you still keep in touch with Tamara, but what are you allowed to do and what are you allowed to not do when it comes to the people that you were working with at the convoy?
00:12:19.460So I've got conditions against three people, Tamera Litch, Danny Balford, and Pat King.
00:12:24.780So I'm not allowed to have contact with any of those people unless legal counsel is present.
00:12:29.260Tamera and I deal with lawyers on a regular basis so we can communicate back and forth as long as a lawyer is present.
00:12:34.440And we are very, very diligent about that.
00:15:11.900Yeah. Well, I mean, like when you were talking about the division, I mean, Bridget Belton and you were having it out a little bit online.
00:15:20.260I'm not sure when this was a couple of days ago. And I don't know exactly what happened there.
00:15:24.540I I remember watching her testimony at the Emergencies Act Commission and it was like cringy.
00:15:30.340And I thought, whoa, whoa, what what what exactly happened here?
00:15:34.140Because to be honest with you, her face was the first face that I saw when I began to realize that this convoy was actually going to happen.
00:15:44.200She was the one who came on, and I think it was on Telegram even.
00:15:50.880And the next thing I know, there was a slow roll at the Manitoba border, and then all of a sudden trucks were congregating in British Columbia and Alberta and kaboom.
00:29:29.780And he said, now this is only for imagination purposes, he pointed out.
00:29:33.520Before, he suggested that 1% of Canadians is 400,000 people versus the entire military and paramilitary organizations, all of them in Canada, 55,000.
00:29:48.260And then he goes, hmm, interesting, isn't it?
00:38:33.780He's the author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad.
00:38:36.580He's a millionaire himself. He says Trump indicted when America's justice system is used as a political weapon, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:38:42.980It's all about Donald Trump right now, all over Twitter.
00:38:46.960His kids are all over it. Any supporter of even Ron DeSantis, his number one competitor for the Republican nomination in the 2024 election,
00:38:56.060if in fact there is a 2024 election, is in support of Trump right now,
00:39:03.400claiming that the court system should not be used as a political weapon.
00:39:09.560And that's what's going on right now, not just in this case,
00:39:13.380but the case of the men in Coots, Alberta, and that's a Canadian version of it.
00:39:18.800The case of Chris Barber, the case of Tamara Leach, Pat King,
00:39:21.960all of those people who have been held unnecessarily
00:39:25.860for months and months and months on end
00:44:05.660But the reason that I chose Facebook as the platform of choice to broadcast on was because, like I just said, censorship never occurred to me.
00:44:19.000I never thought in a million years that we would be facing any kind of censorship in a free and democratic society like Canada is supposed to be.
00:47:05.360And that's because, right now, because it's trendy to be trans, depending on what circles you hang out in.
00:47:19.260Transgender Americans shape our nation's soul, proudly serving in the military, curing deadly diseases, holding elected office, running thriving businesses, fighting for justice, raising families, and much more.
00:47:31.360As kids, they deserve what every child deserves, the chance to learn in safe and supportive schools, to develop meaningful relationships, and to live openly and honestly.
00:56:30.620but there's people out there who are trying to live their lives they're just trying to get past
00:56:38.260this this as best they can they say it's gonna pass it's gonna pass don't worry about it these
00:56:43.220are the people who who know inside what's really going on but they're walking through it going
00:56:48.460hockey on give me a beer right now those are the people we have to activate those are the people
00:57:00.140we need to stop all this from happening so what are you going to do about it if you are
00:57:11.360truly wanting to help and i get this every day emails from people shadow davis at gmail.com
00:57:21.040emails every single day how can i help what can i do talk to people show them what's going on
00:57:29.700Connect it to the World Economic Forum and all of the things, like the globalists, because it's all connected. It's all part of the same thing.