00:15:16.520and why won't he shut these stations down?
00:15:21.900The Honourable Minister for Public Safety.
00:15:25.080Mr. Speaker, with respect, it is the quality of that question
00:15:29.080that betrays the member opposite's understanding of what we do in elected government
00:15:33.640and what our police agencies do, which is operationally independent.
00:15:40.240And it is astonishing to me that the member opposite does not understand that.
00:15:44.180The RCMP had been clear that when there have been activities associated with police stations, that they have taken concrete action.
00:15:51.620And if more pop up, our expectation is that they will do so backed by the investments, the record investments that this government has put in to keeping our community safe.
00:16:01.280Excuse me just a second. First of all, two points.
00:16:03.380and that is if this is a matter of national security and i think it probably is when you've
00:16:08.380got police stations from a hostile foreign power on your soil and secondly isn't marco mendicino
00:16:18.440a wormy looking bugger all right let's continue with larry brock thundering yet again
00:16:24.520speaker our democracy is at stake the public safety minister looked canadians in the eyes
00:16:31.280and claim that decisive action had been taken to shut all of these stations down.
00:16:36.160This minister has a significant credibility deficit.
00:16:39.860He has misled Canadians in the past and continues to do so today.
00:16:44.360When will this minister finally stand up, prioritize the safety of Canadians,
00:16:49.040stop mocking the Conservatives and shut these stations down?
00:16:54.880The Honourable Minister for Public Safety.
00:16:57.480We take this issue very seriously, which is why the RCMP have been on top of it,
00:17:03.660providing public updates to everyone around the actions they are taking
00:17:08.080to disrupt any foreign interference which may be affiliated with these so-called police stations.
00:17:13.620And obviously, if there are more threats along these lines,
00:17:16.120our expectation is that they will do so.
00:17:18.280But they will do so in a manner that is respectful of operational independence.
00:17:23.060And it is quite shocking to me that at this stage in the member opposite's career that he doesn't understand that important democratic principle.
00:17:35.860Right, Marco. Right. OK, so this was going on in the House of Commons today.
00:17:42.780this story goes back almost two months from global why rcmp are investigating alleged
00:17:53.640chinese police stations in quebec and apparently there's more all across the country definitely in
00:17:59.500vancouver and toronto the royal canadian mounted police and again this is two months old this story
00:18:07.280you'd think they'd have something by now are investigating allegations of two so-called
00:18:13.820police stations in quebec that are suspected to be operated by chinese government officials
00:18:19.240how long does it take the rcmp confirmed by email blah blah blah blah an open investigation by the
00:18:28.920integrated national security enforcement team in the province into the two alleged outposts one
00:18:33.560in montreal and another in brassard a suburb of the city's south shore the federal police force
00:18:40.440added it's possible that chinese canadians have been victims of the possible activities conducted
00:18:46.960by these centers and that any form of intimidation harassment and harmful diaspora communities
00:18:52.400or individuals in canada will not be tolerated now this story again came out two months ago
00:19:01.440People from the Chinese-Canadian community have been complaining about these things for the better part of two years now.
00:19:09.440And the RCMP continues to drag their heels.
00:19:12.700Sergeant Charles Poirier said in an interview with Global that the probe has been going on for weeks but could not provide an exact timeline.
00:19:20.800What we know is the Chinese community has voiced their concerns.
00:19:27.920And we certainly need their cooperation to further our investigation.
00:19:31.440Well, it could be to give them the benefit of the doubt that these people who are being threatened, coerced, intimidated, are scared to come forward and testify.
00:19:42.680Poirier also confirmed it was the first time an alleged police station operated by Chinese authorities has been detected in Quebec by the RCMP.
00:19:52.220We do know that, again, there are apparently a couple happening in Toronto and a couple in Vancouver.
00:21:49.140in most health care facilities throughout manitoba the changes in masking requirements
00:21:55.980are based on advice given by infection prevention and control experts and reflect the changes we've
00:22:00.600seen with virus transmission in our province over the past year from monica warren shared health
00:22:06.580coo of provincially coordinated health services and its chief nursing officer and news release
00:22:11.260now we all know that's a pile of shite we know that's a pile of shite even fauci said in an
00:22:19.560interview a couple of days ago hey look we know that these things didn't work i mean maybe the
00:22:24.140kn95 masks worked but you had to keep them on for a very long time in a public setting
00:22:29.540and they never talk about the harm these things do breathing in these fibers possibly graphene
00:22:35.980And of course, your own carbon dioxide. Anyway, care settings across the province will continue to be mask friendly. Masks will be available to those who wish to wear them. Masks will still be required where care is being provided to vulnerable populations, shared health, said like cancer and transplant patients.
00:22:56.920And that's standard operating procedure pre pandemic. All right. So. This guy here is Dr. Doug Eolfson, who was a liberal MP for St. James Assiniboia, Winnipeg in the previous government, and now he's just a doctor at the Grace Hospital in Winnipeg.
00:23:19.400But as you can see, he is going to be running again.
00:23:22.880Dr. Doug Eolfson is a member of the Liberal Party, hoping to be reelected in my writing.
00:23:42.020Now, he's a doctor, so I'll give him that.
00:23:44.520masks will still be required in areas with vulnerable groups like cancer transplant patients
00:23:49.820and then he says vulnerable vulnerable groups literally everywhere in a hospital this is a
00:23:58.160catastrophically bad decision hang on let me scroll down here because i've made it really big
00:24:02.520catastrophically dangerous decision of course i wrote on this doug you know as well as i do
00:24:09.460that masks do nothing to stop the spread of an airborne pathogen but this guy has been incredibly
00:24:17.160vocal on twitter for the past couple of weeks and i hadn't noticed him before that so i went
00:24:22.880looking around for liberal candidates ndp candidates or former candidates or current mps
00:24:30.460and they are getting extremely loud all over social media in the past couple of weeks and that
00:24:38.600leads me to believe that something may be brewing i think they're in campaign mode and then look at
00:24:43.180this here from the ndp today justin trudeau 10 years 10 broken promises and then there's a
00:24:51.240we're going to play for you in just a second here
00:25:08.600i love how they make them look clueless in the background
00:25:16.140anyway guys my point is in showing you this video that the ndp seems to be ramping up
00:25:31.440for some kind of an election which is saying a lot because they don't have a lot of money
00:25:37.900I'm hearing from my people in Ottawa that they are like flat broke and could not weather another election campaign so soon after the last one.
00:25:46.380But in a minority parliament, the average length of a government is about two years.
00:25:52.180And that's been the case in the entirety of Canadian history.
00:25:56.720So if the NDP is putting up ads like this all over their social media pages, and remember, they've got that bargain with the what do they call it?
00:26:07.120They don't call it a coalition government. There's another name for it. It's a stupid name,
00:26:11.860but it's their partnership, right? So if they don't like what Trudeau is doing, and I think
00:26:17.920it has a lot to do with this Chinese interference thing that is not resonating well with the voters
00:26:24.560in this country. And it's amazing to me that Trudeau has gotten away with so many scandals
00:26:31.200over the past seven or eight years that this Chinese thing is the one that's going to sink
00:26:35.580Because the polls are showing that the Liberals are really sinking deeply.
00:26:40.340I mean, they're in the mid to high 20s right now, about 27 or 28 percent.
00:26:45.760The Conservatives are up around 36 percent.
00:26:48.420So what the NDP may be thinking is they're gaining momentum.
00:26:54.600So I think the NDP may be thinking that they could be the official opposition to a Conservative government with the Liberals being reduced to third party status.
00:27:06.540And so all of this campaign rhetoric seems to be heating up all over social media, even though the political pundits aren't really talking about it a lot.
00:27:15.340I know Thomas Mulcair, the former leader of the NDP, has been suggesting that, hey, 2023 is going to be an election year, whether you want it or not.
00:27:22.740It's coming. We know there's an election happening in Alberta.
00:27:26.220And Rachel Notley has made an appeal to conservative voters.
00:27:29.980Interesting story here from TNC. News at a press conference in Calgary today.
00:27:35.580Notley claimed to have heard from scored. Now, this is a claim she makes. I don't necessarily
00:27:41.480believe it. I think Rachel Notley is probably a worse liar than even Justin Trudeau. But she
00:27:47.320claims she's heard from scores of Albertans who voted conservative all their life but can't bring
00:27:53.120themselves to vote for the United Conservative Party's new leader. Well, look it. If they're
00:27:59.320not voting for Danielle Smith because they don't like the cut of her jib, they're sure as hell not
00:28:03.640going to vote NDP. At least let's hope they're not going to vote NDP. Remember, guys, what I've
00:28:09.980been saying, even if you don't believe that Danielle Smith is who she claims to be and the
00:28:15.160UCP party is not who they claim to be, Rachel Notley is exactly who we think she is. So I think
00:28:23.460what's going to happen if people don't vote for the UCP, they're going to vote for the Alberta
00:28:26.980Party or one of the other independents. Notley said she's seeking to attract voters who feel
00:28:34.260like the UCP has abandoned the values of conservatives and who are looking at Danielle
00:28:39.540Smith and thinking that she doesn't represent you or your priorities. Well, I don't know how
00:28:45.960Notley thinks she might represent their priorities. She's a raging Marxist, man. And look at that
00:28:53.020idiot i mean this guy how is he our prime minister can anybody answer me that please
00:29:01.080can you help me look at this clown what an embarrassment
00:29:05.640notley says you have every right to be concerned about the positions that my opponent has taken
00:29:13.720on a number of fronts and again referring to daniel smith according to the alberta ndp leader
00:29:19.440conservatives have said smith is a risky choice who spent too much time in her career tearing down
00:29:24.540health care tearing down science but also tearing down public health care all those things make
00:29:30.880people very worried about whether they can really count on her leadership she said and again those
00:29:35.100are from long-standing conservatives again no names mentioned i think she's lying notley made
00:29:42.060the comments after weeks of banning conservative media outlets from ndp media availability she had
00:29:48.460private security removed the counter signal editor-in-chief kian bexty and rebel news reporter
00:29:54.480alex dolly wall from an april 17th press conference true north reporter andrew lotten
00:29:59.960waited on notley's call to ask a question on thursday but was not granted one even while
00:30:05.500some reporters were given two questions the alberta ndp refused to respond to media inquiries
00:30:11.700from true north and have barred both true north and the western standard from receiving their
00:30:16.860media releases so if rachel notley is going to talk about danielle smith not answering questions
00:30:25.280at press conferences because smith's policy is one question per reporter no follow-ups
00:30:30.120then notley is way worse way worse and the polls guys are so close it is nail bitingly scary
00:30:40.100in alberta remember what i said if we lose alberta to the ndp canada is royally screwed
00:30:49.320on to some media corruption right now this is going to be media slash government corruption
00:30:56.100because the crtc is involved involved in the next block of stories here from rebel news cbc boss
00:31:03.400threatened to pull ad spending with twitter push for censorship legislation if the platform
00:31:37.220The company must censor tweets or Trudeau would bring in laws to force them to do so.
00:31:46.160Internal communications revealed Tate, the New York-based CEO of CBC, issued an overt threat to Twitter, insinuating that if they don't ban the people the CBC wants to be silenced, the CBC may stop advertising on Twitter.
00:32:03.400and they've got all the documents from that uh freedom of information request
00:32:10.480tate also hinted that cbc was working with the trudeau government to remove the flow of hate
00:32:17.100on twitter bill c11 is trudeau's latest attempt to regulate what canadians can see online i like
00:32:23.480this tweet by ezra media freedom in canada media freedom in canad blah blah blah blah blah and
00:32:28.180eventually it's gone even though trudeau says journalists inform canadians and hold governments
00:32:32.680accountable their work is independent and indispensable blah blah blah blah blah more
00:32:37.920lying from justin trudeau and here are the documents that prove what katherine tate the
00:32:44.200ceo of the cbc said to be true and if you want to see it you go to rebelnews.com the crtc the
00:32:53.960canadian radio television communications commission is considering banning fox news
00:33:00.820from canadian cable packages because of this lgbtq 2a blah blah blah plus rights group asking the
00:33:10.120crtc to ban fox news over false and horrifying claims made by tucker carlson who doesn't even
00:33:17.140work there anymore the crtc has opened a public consultation on a complaint from an lgbtq rights
00:33:25.720This group asking the broadcast regulator to ban Fox News from cable packages in Canada.
00:33:31.840Interested parties and the public can submit their comments through the CRTC website until June the 2nd.
00:33:37.160This means you, you as a free and independent citizen of this country, can intervene on these hearings.
00:33:44.220And I can tell you from my time in radio, very, very, very many years, that I sat through a couple of CRTC hearings.
00:33:53.040and they are boring oh so very very boring but if you're interested in stopping this radical
00:34:09.460left-wing lgbtq plus lobby group from banning fox news from cable packages in canada then
00:34:18.160i suggest you go ahead go to the crtc website and try to claim intervener status
00:34:23.600egali canada said first first said in april it would file an application asking the crtc to ban
00:34:31.940fox news over false and horrifying claims made by tucker carlson regarding transgender individuals
00:34:38.800so we're not allowed to say what we think anymore we're not allowed to have opinions because it's
00:34:46.660false well maybe to you but not according to biology and horrifying you hurt my feelings
00:34:53.740well then go find your safe space little girl slash boy and and try to recover so you can't
00:35:01.560exist in this world the world is a tough place after all and not everybody is going to give you
00:35:06.100your little lollipop to suck on when your feelings are hurt the group published an open letter
00:35:14.360following a march appearance on tucker carlson the group said the fox news coverage aimed to
00:35:19.600provoke hatred and violence against 2sl gbt communities particularly those who are two-spirit
00:35:26.820trans non-binary and gender conforming so my friends go to the crtc website and find out more
00:35:34.420if you like global press freedom under unprecedented attack a report warns this story
00:35:41.720comes from the bbc do the baby say journalists across the globe now remember these guys are all
00:35:47.800part of this media trust coalition that was formed in march of 2020 to stamp out misinformation and
00:35:55.620disinformation about the covet 19 pandemic and that group still exists by the way they're all
00:36:00.780walking in lockstep arm in arm journalists across and cbc bbc all the canadian media they're all part
00:36:08.340that journalists across the globe are coming under unprecedented attacks from governments
00:36:13.900media watchdog reporters without borders has warned in its annual report the rsf said authorities
00:36:22.940were becoming more aggressive towards reporters and it warned that public hostility towards the
00:36:28.220press was increasing as a result of fake news and disinformation well this is kind of interesting
00:36:35.780don't you think? According to the RSF, 55 journalists and four media workers were killed
00:36:42.340at work last year. The report warned the environment for journalism was bad. In an
00:36:47.820unprecedented seven out of ten countries, among those that fell on the rankings was India,
00:36:53.420the world's largest democracy that has now placed 161 out of 180 countries.
00:36:58.900The report found that many journalists who were critical of the Indian Prime Minister
00:37:02.860narendra modi and his government were subjected to harassment by his supporters in february the
00:37:10.300bbc's delhi offices were raided by income tax officials one week after the broadcaster aired
00:37:16.380a documentary in the uk critical of mr modi and the report criticized the concentration of media
00:37:21.920ownership in the country which it said was broadly controlled by allies of mr modi creating a
00:37:27.100politically partisan media landscape. Whoa! Go figure! The state of press freedom was found
00:37:35.340to be very serious in an unprecedented 31 different countries, including Turkey, Russia,
00:37:40.860China, Iran, and North Korea. Let's see here. China, Iran, North Korea.
00:37:50.700turkey fell to 165th place in the rankings with the report noting that many journalists have
00:38:00.020been persecuted in the lead-up to elections slated to take place on may 14th my friends
00:38:05.580here's what i think i think that traditional media is about to die i think that cable news
00:38:16.780I think that network broadcast news in every country, it's going to die and there's nothing
00:38:23.560governments can do to prop it up. Feed it money. They can try to continue to praise it. But
00:38:30.980ultimately, all that's going to do for people like us is make them look like the media is bought
00:38:36.700and sold by whichever party happens to be in government at that particular time.
00:38:41.820so the way media is going is going to be shows like this one and networks that will be forming
00:38:53.540around shows like this one right you've got ben shapiro's thing the daily wire down in the united
00:39:00.120states you've got the blaze as well glenn beck's thing up here you've got rebel news you've got
00:39:04.400western standard you've got true north trudeau will try to shut all of these down ultimately
00:39:09.600he won't succeed and the reason for that is and i'm keeping my fingers crossed when i say this
00:39:16.480because after watching the events of the past three years and watching what these judges have
00:39:20.460come up with and some of their verdicts which is amazing to me i believe that what trudeau is
00:39:27.540trying to do is against the charter of rights and freedoms so we're going to see if the charter of
00:39:33.460rights and freedoms is in fact a living document in this country or if it's just something we
00:39:37.280should be wiping our butts with seriously because if freedom of speech exists in this country and
00:39:44.360we're not inciting violence against any one person or group of people then they should not be able to
00:39:51.540down rank us or take us right off the air completely but i do believe that's what trudeau
00:39:57.440is trying to do with his bill c11 and bill c18 all right let's get back to what uh what's going on
00:40:03.940This guy here, Stephen Malloy of the Heartland Institute in the United States.
00:40:09.900I'm going to show you who he is, and there's a reason.
00:40:12.740He is a recognized leader in the fight against junk science with more than 25 years of accomplishment and experience.
00:40:19.800He joined the board of directors of the Heartland Institute in 2020.
00:40:23.460He is credited with popularizing the term junk science.
00:40:28.300Malloy is the founder and publisher of JunkScience.com and from 2000 to 2009 wrote the popular Junk Science column for FoxNews.com.
00:40:37.020He is an expert on energy, environmental and public health issues, a public affairs consultant, author, TV radio commentator and public speaker.
00:40:46.960Malloy was trained in natural sciences, biostatistics, law and securities regulation.
00:40:51.620He's also been an attorney for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and a broker dealer and a registered securities principal investment fund manager, nonprofit executive, print slash web columnist on science and business issues, and coal company executive.
00:41:07.160Malloy's latest book is Scare Pollution, Why and How to Fix the EPA.
00:41:12.280Malloy served on the Trump EPA transition team.
00:41:15.000So with that in mind, we know he is eminently qualified to talk about science, statistics, climate and whatnot.
00:41:23.760Here he is guesting on an Australian news program.
00:41:31.000So we see climate models suggesting a possible return around the world to linear weather conditions.
00:41:37.140What exactly does that mean? What will that look like?
00:41:39.640Well, there's a very good chance that global temperatures will increase somewhat this
00:41:46.280year because of El Nino. Recent warming since the 1980s has been driven by El Ninos. I don't
00:41:53.160think emissions play any role at all. Over the last eight years, we've emitted 500 billion tons
00:41:59.240of emissions worth 14 percent of manmade CO2, and there's been no warming. What causes the warming
00:42:06.200is the el nino as far as we can tell there's nothing we can do about that el nino is a natural
00:42:11.240phenomenon uh caused either by volcanic activity under the pacific ocean possibly with some solar
00:42:19.400okay so before we continue it's another three minutes maybe i want you to watch
00:42:24.760the interviewer's face and listen to her when he says some things it's really funny uh contribution
00:42:33.000but it's got nothing to do with emissions so can i just stop you there because that sounds
00:42:37.160so interesting uh that you don't think what exactly has nothing to do with emissions global
00:42:43.720warming or or what exactly yeah the warming the emissions are not warming the planet we've just
00:42:49.960had nine year or eight years i'm sorry of um 500 billion tons of emissions with no warming that's
00:42:56.760per you know u.s government data uh so obviously you know we are told that every emission warms
00:43:02.980the planet that is clearly not the case what we do know warms the planet are these el ninos and
00:43:08.760we've had a series of them since the 1980s the most recent one was in 12 in 2015 which is the
00:43:14.600last time we saw warming now look at the pictures they're showing the video they're showing to his
00:43:19.980left it's like the world is coming to an end right and of course it's all about global warming the
00:43:26.440next time we see warming could be this year and it's going to be caused by an El Nino. It's got
00:43:30.300nothing to do with emissions. Okay so tell us if we do see El Nino make a return this year which
00:43:38.860will be the hardest hit areas? What will that mean for humans and animals? Well it's hard to tell. I
00:43:46.680mean we don't really you know it could be a major El Nino which temperatures would go up a little
00:43:50.760bit, it's really hard to predict. Keep in mind, last year, people were predicting this 1,200-year
00:43:57.980drought in California. California and the Western United States is totally out of drought this year.
00:44:05.040No one predicted that. These things are hard to predict. I don't have a crystal ball. I don't
00:44:08.660predict the future. But what I can do is look in the past and see that emissions have not affected
00:44:13.860global temperature for most of the last 10 years. I don't have data on me right now,
00:44:20.560But surely there are lots of people that would disagree with that, that emissions don't impact global warming.
00:44:28.040Of course, because there's a whole movement that has been dedicated to spreading this myth since the early 1990s.
00:44:36.600And, you know, there's there's a lot of inconvenient truth out there.
00:44:39.820You know, in your teaser to this, we saw about people complaining about, you know, ice in the Alps.
00:44:45.600Six thousand years ago, the Alps were ice free.
00:44:48.840You know, there are natural changes that go on, have gone out throughout the Earth's history, through the history of mankind, and we're pretending that everything that is happening now is new.
01:00:43.540They have banned it for minors in Florida.
01:00:46.440The GOP-controlled Florida legislature passed a bill today that will ban transgender minors from receiving, such as puberty blockers, sending to Governor Ron DeSantis a measure that opponents say will further marginalize vulnerable kids.
01:01:05.300How about making them wait a few years?
01:01:11.700Okay, and you're a boy who thinks he's a girl and you want.
01:01:15.040All right, so here's what you're going to do. You're 13. So we're going to make you wait until you are of age, a legal adult, and then fill your boots. Go ahead. Have a great time. Try to become a woman or vice versa. See what happens.
01:01:35.060and in those five years you can read all about what happens and we're going to give you the
01:01:41.240cold hard facts we're not going to give you any politicized trumped up crap
01:01:45.740with just success stories thrown in there and i guess there's maybe a few of them i don't know
01:01:52.380but maybe you should watch a few videos by chloe cole and she will tell you all about the process
01:02:00.200the bill which desantis requested also prohibits universities local governments and other agencies
01:02:08.680that access the state's medicaid programs from using public dollars to cover such treatments
01:02:13.020for anyone in florida and it makes it easier for patients to sue doctors who perform gender
01:02:17.820affirming treatments i i want that expression to go away it's not gender affirming it's more
01:02:25.460confusion than ever and it's irreversible oh look it's christine anderson she had some very good
01:02:31.100things to say today regarding what's going on in our world today as compared to what went on
01:02:37.560in pre-world war ii germany watch germany was was a highly developed society you know i mean
01:02:48.480lots of smart people well-educated people but it was possible for this society to turn evil to an
01:02:57.840extent that is unimaginable even you know and that should get you thinking well how was it possible
01:03:04.440and that's the question you know we always get asked how was that even possible well take a look
01:03:09.040at the last three years and you have your answer and um i think there is another thing that we
01:03:15.260really need to to embrace as individuals we just need to be clear on one thing each and every one
01:03:24.180of us is capable of inflicting the most horrible atrocities on our fellow mankind given the right
01:03:32.420circumstances but if you are not aware of the fact that yes you are able to do the same thing
01:03:40.440then you have no mechanism to fight it once you are put in a position like that i mean there's a
01:03:47.140lot of people that think of themselves or would like to think of themselves that they would have
01:03:52.480been in the resistance back then well take a look what you did in the last three years and you have
01:03:57.420your answer most of the people would not have been in the resistance back then because they
01:04:02.000just went right along with everything the government asked them to do oh yes i love her
01:04:08.540christine anderson member of the european parliament apparently i got something wrong
01:04:14.180i got an email just now from marlene and she says the psac employees deal the one-time payment is
01:04:19.620twenty five hundred dollars not ten thousand most employees involved have salaries in the forty
01:04:23.900five thousand to sixty thousand dollar range not six figures as you said on tuesday's show
01:04:28.080well you know what i don't know where you're getting your numbers from but my numbers came
01:04:32.680from statistics canada yes some of the higher ups have six figure incomes but not the majority of
01:04:37.800lower levels that's for sure i thought you verified your information better
01:04:44.600yeah well the numbers are higher actually and marlene you did not provide any statistics
01:04:53.160or numbers for your claims so all you're saying is
01:05:00.600nothing but what you say it's hearsay which is fine i mean you're entitled to your opinion
01:05:06.280even if it's wrong i mean you did get one thing right and that was the twenty five hundred dollar
01:05:11.280balloon payment as opposed to ten thousand dollars i said i might have been wrong the
01:05:15.640other night i thought i was a little bit high i was way high so i apologize for making that mistake
01:05:20.680um what else what else what else just a couple of emails i want to cover here but they're really
01:05:30.300slow and downloading right now for some reason oh hey next week i'm going to have
01:05:37.640i'm hoping to have a guest called donald lee on the show he's a spiritual author and speaker
01:05:45.040and he has been going around doing speaking tours about what's been going on with us
01:05:53.360in the last three years right the pandemic and whatnot how we can recognize the evil in it
01:06:01.940so i'm going to be speaking with donald lee
01:06:04.680and hopefully get him on the show next week lieutenant stephen rogers hopefully
01:06:11.280on monday night on the show and one more thing here
01:07:09.700And I don't have a script in front of me, like words on a page.
01:07:14.020I just usually have a mental script, and I went a little bit off the mental script tonight.
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01:08:41.200care because i was actually wondering i know eastern canada has been going through an incredible
01:08:46.800heat wave and had been for a while they had temperatures up in the mid to to uh high 20s