00:12:15.080But I'll tell you what, when Freeland testifies, when Marco Mendocino testifies, and especially when Trudeau testifies, I will be doing live streams.
00:19:38.820for mr speaker i take that back i apologize for my unparliamentary language immediately0.99
00:19:44.600i'm very sorry enough with the one that's my mp in the background marty moran's laughing his ass
00:19:50.980out there and get on with the plan and it's right to be passionate with this because we have to do
00:19:59.080better things to protect canadians from inflation yeah okay now this is a video from the ledge today
00:20:07.620We know the cops cleared the First Nations people from the ledge in Manitoba yesterday, and they did it unceremoniously, too, with paddy wagons and whatnot, claiming there were threats of violence from some of the people on site towards tourists and towards staff at the legislature.
00:20:24.180that has yet to be proven but that's what they used to draw 40 officers from the winnipeg police
00:20:30.320service out to go ahead and clear the grounds today or sorry yesterday and today they were
00:20:35.300still present putting up fences and whatnot and here is some video they were going in with bobcats
00:30:43.120okay now one thing you guys do have to understand is
00:30:51.900it may not be the echo that you're hearing it could be that nadine's mic is terrible
00:30:58.640because it is she promised me over the weekend that she was going to get a new
00:31:03.660a new microphone and a new set of headphones but it looks like she hasn't done that0.95
00:31:08.000and with four kids i mean who can blame her she's got no time literally in her day
00:31:13.640no it's not that i need to mute allison that's not the situation at all
00:31:21.900But I do appreciate your suggestion. OK, so we were saying we're talking about de-escalation.
00:31:29.480And when I ask Nadine, I'm also talking about what happened back in Ottawa in February with the with the cops out there, because it seemed like some of those guys really wanted the action.
00:31:42.720And I did hear from protesters out there, from a lot of the truckers who were standing nose to nose with the police out there, that some of those police actually dropped to their knees and then left the line, only to be replaced by another cop like seconds later.
00:32:40.880And I did not see this on any of the video that I saw, but apparently now, are you certain that it happened like this, that cops actually went into the teepees with their weapons drawn?
00:32:50.840Is that something that you're absolutely positive of?
00:32:54.220I know that Nadine would probably have an answer for that.
00:33:08.080So somebody was telling me, I'm not sure if this is absolutely true because it's a hearsay situation, but somebody said that cops went into some of the teepees at the Manitoba legislature yesterday with guns drawn.
00:33:22.440Is that overdoing it or is that just a safety precaution?
00:33:26.560So they just walked in with with guns drawn?
00:33:32.820I didn't see video of it and I haven't heard it reported anywhere else.
00:33:37.120it's just a comment somebody made right now well i think it would depend like it's not like they
00:33:42.040can holster their the ar-15 or not the ar-15 the combines that we have that's similar to
00:33:48.660ar-50 so so if that's what they had well they can't holster those they'd be carrying those in
00:33:55.840and in high um high risk situation you would have police officers going around wearing those in case
00:34:05.160things escalate again you don't want to not have enough you always want to have more than what
00:34:10.360you're going to need and i know some people will say well that's militarizing police um but in
00:34:17.740essence it's to protect the public because things like that stop it from escalating like we want
00:34:24.000peaceful protests but we know in history it hasn't always been peaceful right exactly okay i think i'm
00:34:30.120good now i think nadine's good now okay we can move on uh you had told me via text after our
00:34:35.860last discussion on friday night there was still more to say you still had a lot more left uh and
00:34:40.240we didn't get to cover it so i thought a part two would be good so please welcome everybody finally
00:34:44.600here if you're just joining the show now nadine ness is the president of unified grassroots.com
00:34:49.320which is an organization she started just over a year ago and it's grown to 25 000 members and it's
00:34:55.060fantastic which we'll talk about more but you wanted to talk about uh something that you get
00:35:00.260did with dr peter mccullough am i correct yeah so one of the things that we did in on january 7th
00:35:08.140we organized a zoom call we had peter mccullough we had lieutenant colonel david redmond i don't
00:35:17.040know if you've heard of him before he used to be the emergency preparedness um person for alberta
00:35:23.580when a pandemic came he would have been the one in charge not whoever it is uh not bonnie
00:35:29.860bonnie's bc uh dina henshaw i think is the alberta one it wouldn't have been her it would
00:35:35.160have been lieutenant colonel david redmond it would have been kind of the emergency um
00:35:40.920army kind of coming in because dina henshaw only deals with the public health sector of a pandemic
00:35:49.840versus there's like 10 different people on the table and he he would have been the one bringing
00:35:55.760all 10 different sections so the chamber of commerce like anyone who's affected not just
00:36:01.640public health so anyway so we brought him because we really wanted um politicians to hear about an
00:36:08.260alternative way of dealing with this pandemic the way they should have dealt with it that was
00:36:13.220legislated prior to this coming they just threw it all away and did their own thing so in in
00:36:19.800Saskatchewan we had similar thing here I've been talking to someone I won't give her name but she
00:36:24.960she was appointed for Saskatchewan she's since retired so anyways we wanted to get that
00:36:30.040presentation in front of them Peter McCullough was kind of the star power to get them to come
00:36:35.400listen we also had Francis Christian who is a local doctor here in Saskatchewan that I'm sure
00:36:41.500you've heard of and um also francis christian is the one who was with the university of saskatchewan
00:36:49.000for a time and he stood up and they fired him right yeah yeah he didn't lose his license he
00:36:54.340just lost his position teaching at the college but he's since retired i do recall hearing audio
00:37:01.500of his meeting with the board at the university of saskatchewan i think i actually played that
00:37:06.520on the show and i could not believe that these people who were sitting across the table from him
00:37:12.120were so stone-faced about this knowing what they knew about what was really going on it's still
00:37:19.560confounding to me it's unreal uh remind me later to tell you about what ontario is doing
00:37:25.540let me write this down i have a tweet that that just gone viral today that i just did before the
00:37:33.560the show so i thought i'll send it to you if i can i'm not sure because i'm doing this off my phone
00:37:38.560but i'll see if i can send it to you i'll try to do it through my computer but uh so anyways we
00:37:43.820we'll get back to that so we we organized this live stream i contacted several mlas
00:37:50.340several mps oh it's echoing again and i have earphones it's not bad but ask your viewers if
00:37:59.260is it really brutal you guys because i can't hear anything in the headphones here i mean like i can
00:38:04.100never i can never hear the echo which is a frustration for me but tell me it was just a
00:38:09.820little bit just for a sec no twyla says it's good so please continue good okay so so we contacted
00:38:18.120every mla we said hey we're gonna make it anonymous you can come in and watch just change
00:38:23.620your name to a letter or a number we only sent it wasn't open to the public for live stream we
00:38:29.260only send it to sent it to elected official and I had about five other people that weren't supposed
00:38:34.740to share it and we had 41 MLAs and MPs on that call that went in as anonymous I don't know which
00:38:44.100one there's some that told me hey good job so I knew I knew some of the ones that were on there
00:38:49.980and and what it was it was to equip the sask government with a different alternative as to
00:38:56.880in to what they were doing so one of the things um that they were talking was uh stop driving the
00:39:05.720fear you need you need to calm the public when you're in times of crisis the last thing you
00:39:10.940should do is up the fear which which they weren't doing start showing only the numbers that are
00:39:17.960needed you know they were media mainstream media was showing covid numbers but not the numbers of
00:39:23.880people that were dying of covid only they were showing even if you had cancer and you died of
00:39:28.660covid that was a number so they they just like it was separate let's clarify what you just said
00:39:33.860what you just said was even if you had cancer and you died of covid with covid and that's how
00:39:38.360the left-wing corporate media has been bastardizing this whole thing since the beginning
00:39:42.260if you test positive for covid you are basically a covid death and you're chalked up as that
00:39:47.600when it wasn't really the cause of death and because they're not doing autopsies nobody really
00:39:53.500knows exactly what the cause of death was there have been some extreme cases where a guy falls
00:39:58.460off a ladder gets hit by a car or something he tests positive for covid so they list that as a
00:40:03.280covid death which is absolutely ridiculous i would love to see the actual numbers of covid
00:40:08.840Well, they did. See, that's what the government did. They implemented, so they would have the numbers and they would have to divide who was in the hospital because of COVID only and who was there for other reasons. So they actually separated the two. So other reason positive with COVID. So you could actually, but that was something that was implemented after the fact.
00:40:32.100So we did some recommendations. And then within about a week, you started seeing some of the language used in the presentation being used by the provincial government, and they started moving towards positive change.
00:40:46.960So they got really, really attacked by mainstream media.
00:40:51.980But again, Unified Grassroots had a campaign.
00:40:55.240Any article being brought forward promoting more lockdowns, more fear, we would have a team of people comment on there the actual facts.
00:41:05.760So kind of counter-narrating what mainstream media was doing.
00:41:12.180And this is a very serious one, because in most places in the country, we have had a divisive freedom movement in Winnipeg and Calgary.
00:41:24.300I know specifically and in Vancouver as well, there have been different factions of the freedom movements and, you know, holding rallies at the same times opposite each other.
00:41:33.320And, you know, generally fighting, there's a lot of infighting going on.
00:41:37.980And because of that, we haven't really been able to move the needle in terms of getting people out for a protest or getting people rallied together to phone their MLAs or email their MLAs or MPs.
00:41:49.520How have you been able to get the government to respond to you?0.59
00:41:54.600Because, you know, we've got people, like I was saying earlier, First Nations people sitting in teepees outside for the past six months on our legislative grounds here in Winnipeg.
00:42:03.260And the government won't come out and talk to them.
00:42:05.520But you seem to have gotten a great response from your government in Saskatchewan.
00:42:09.800I think, see, I couldn't understand it, and it got clear to me last week.
00:42:18.820So, sorry, it just hit me in the face like a ton of bricks.
00:42:24.080There was a reporter critiquing the Crown, and they were just going to ignore him,
00:42:30.400but he kept gaining, gaining, and gaining public support.
00:42:34.140and they said we can't ignore him they seem to love him and she asked why they said he's reasonable
00:42:41.680and we have to ask ourselves we're in our own echo chamber and we we see everything from our
00:42:50.300side but are we being reasonable to the other side too and I think in every time we bring up
00:42:57.260an issue we have to recognize as well that there's sorry if you hear that beat my oven is
00:43:04.000are you making a pie or something i'm making a pot roast is your husband going to be able to
00:43:10.780turn that off before a fire i might have to run and do it quick i'm so sorry i'm a mother first
00:43:17.020and a wife first and if it's nighttime um i don't know if you guys can hear it or not but
00:43:22.320yeah so if you can hear that yeah okay oh it shut off okay my husband did it awesome he saved the
00:43:29.640is he going to come in and wave or is he also just coming out of the shower um he's not coming
00:43:35.460out of the shower but i don't think he has a shirt on oh he does he does he has a t-shirt
00:43:41.060he's giving him over and get him to wave at us because you've been talking about him i want to
00:43:44.820see the guy jonathan come here for a sec wait the college of physicians will come at him for saying
00:43:53.540hi just come and say hi he's gonna pop in the screen hey buddy he said hi so but yeah so i
00:44:05.340think reasonable and and now what is your definition of reasonable well recognizing that
00:44:13.180that there for example today and i'll i'll throw this out to you today
00:44:19.200Teresa Tam was in the newspaper. She had published a report that suggested without any COVID measures and without any vaccines that 800,000 Canadians would have died from COVID-19 over the past two and a half years.
00:44:34.680And these are models and they don't say what they're based on and they don't give any actual statistics or numbers or how they came to these conclusions.
00:44:43.620And so when you look at something like that, especially after all of the misinformation and the bald-faced lying governments at all levels have been doing in the past two and a half years, it's awfully difficult to be reasonable, at least their version, the other side's version of what reasonable might be.
00:45:27.120And we should consider who should be accountable.
00:45:30.140So you mentioned mainstream media pushing the false numbers,
00:45:34.340but really those numbers came from SHA in our province.
00:45:38.100sha was feeding them the very one-sided numbers until the province came in and said give the
00:45:44.940accurate depiction of what is going on so so it's all it's hard to be reasonable when we're so
00:45:53.440we've been so hard done and we're angry and we're mad and we're afraid of what could be coming
00:46:00.640but we we yeah let me ask you i mean we we've had some people step out of line a little bit
00:46:07.080And when I say that, and like I said at the beginning of the show, you guys watching, I mean, you know, the frustration is there in many ways, and the anger is still there in many, many ways.
00:46:19.340And it's been getting worse and worse for some people as time goes by.
00:46:22.800They've lost their jobs, maybe, and they've lost a lot.
00:46:26.300You know, families have been divided, and I could go on and on.
00:46:29.220We know now that opioid deaths have gone through the roof.
00:46:32.960I think they're up 300% in just the last year and a half.
00:46:36.300something like 15 000 opioid deaths since the beginning of this whole thing
00:46:40.960but when you get somebody acting out like elliot mcdavid did with christia freeland
00:46:45.280in grand prairie alberta about a month ago and then jeremy mckenzie talking about
00:46:50.360pierre polyev's wife and then the guy in lethbridge driving his tractor into the downtown there um
00:46:57.240you know i i understand the frustration is there and i think they might be trying to make a show
00:47:01.960of things but that's not reasonable it doesn't it doesn't help our cause no in everything we do
00:47:09.900as unified grassroots we think is this gonna put public opinion on our side or it's gonna sway
00:47:16.760public opinion away from our cause and and i think in a freedom movement we have to consider that
00:47:23.700because we want to get people to be on our side we want the government to to be okay with listening
00:47:30.440but if if you're not reasonable and if you do things that like we we had similar issues and
00:47:36.540i'm not going to say the freedom movement is not fractured in this province it is but the the
00:47:43.680the gift of unified grassroots it didn't grow by picking into the freedom movement that was
00:47:51.160already existing it grew because we had groups for each profession and when people were added
00:47:57.640to those groups, they were from all over the province. So our group just automatically covered
00:48:03.280the entire province, whether they, and I'll tell you, there's a lot of people in the freedom
00:48:08.420movement that don't agree with the way we do things. Think I'm controlled opposition, that
00:48:14.140I'm still an RCMP officer hired to be controlled opposition. Like there's been so many.
00:48:21.300Well, you know what? That's an interesting point that you bring up because somebody said to me
00:48:25.000over the weekend, you know, she's controlled opposition, don't you? And I said, look, you
00:48:28.400know, I'll tell you this. It's pretty easy to spot the controlled opposition because they will
00:48:35.600tell you that. I mean, that's the thing about what's happening, at least at this stage now.
00:48:41.600And we're going to put our tinfoil hats on here. And I believe they're sold out at Walmart this
00:48:45.700week. You're going to have to wait till the new shipment comes in on Thursday. But we're going to
00:48:49.140put our tinfoil hats on right now. And we're going to say, all right, the people who are working
00:48:53.500against us right now they are telling us to our faces that they are working against us when you
00:48:59.680see a bank going all digital and cashless like we've been seeing here in winnipeg and other
00:49:04.760places across the country then you know that they are working against you and they're working in
00:49:09.320concert with the world economic forum um i didn't do any investigation on you nadine because i didn't
00:49:15.100think i had to um you know i can tell you my whole backstory please let's let's hear it were
00:49:23.180you on the phone with trudeau last night uh because his payment was late i keep waiting for
00:49:28.100him to give me a call though i i know i know that that we're on their radar i i know for a fact that
00:49:35.000we are um because they they've tried to stop and it's just continued growing and growing and growing
00:49:42.620and you know what i at first when when these attacks and accusation came it would hurt me
00:49:49.720I'll be honest with you I can take the mainstream media attacks that's fine but when it's people
00:49:55.800from our side that bothers me because we have the same enemy and instead of focusing on the
00:50:02.520same enemy and agreeing that we're all going to do things differently we're all going to put pressure
00:50:07.180from different sides the egos come in and try to fight us who who's better than the other like
00:50:14.420even tonight before this I got a message of someone just that just trying to completely
00:50:19.080attack and and discredit um call me hypocrite just it's gonna happen I just don't let it get
00:50:26.780to me because it doesn't matter what they say the purpose is greater than the attacks when when I
00:50:33.220get them I focus on the big goal and that's bringing freedom to this province bringing
00:50:38.020bringing freedom to Canada from from the the people in authority and when I think about who
00:50:44.380do I want to lock arms with I always go to the sorry I'm going to quote but you will know them
00:50:49.960by their fruits what they have done has it helped the province has it helped our freedom or has it
00:50:56.360hurt it and that's how I judge a character and and I will judge that on people some people will say
00:51:03.920well we need more suffering for more people to wake up but to those people i say well that
00:51:08.740suffering could be a life so i will do whatever i can to reduce that amount of suffering now and
00:51:16.100every action yeah no i i agree with you but i do think that the things are gonna have to unfold
00:51:22.260more before we can wake more people up and we're gonna keep trying i mean believe me i mean i try
00:51:26.720this every night you know i'm here every night getting the message out there telling people
00:51:31.140what's going on hopefully new people more and more new people are coming in uh so they can hear
00:51:36.880that message and you know as you were pointing out over the weekend we have very few trolls in
00:51:41.080this show these people are yeah you know mostly the viewers here on this show are very dedicated
00:51:45.020to getting our freedoms back it's just the disagreement over how we're going to do it
00:51:49.960and and you know what i say to them is is simply this as you just pointed out nadine
00:51:54.780we're all going to be working in our own little way to make this happen whether it's talking to
00:52:01.640one person and telling them or asking them some questions some basic questions does this make
00:52:07.380sense to you right think about that for just a second does this at like and what it could be a
00:52:12.080million things that you could ask them does this make sense to you and actually just sit down and
00:52:17.320think about it or it could be going out to a protest or it could be writing a letter to or
00:52:23.080or an email to an MLA or an MP, or it could be, you know, handing out flyers.
00:52:28.300It could be any number of things that people are doing, but you know,
00:52:32.520the destructive stuff, I mean, that stuff is, is,
00:52:36.640is I think it's a step backwards for us. I liken it to, you know,
00:52:41.300a football team like the Saskatchewan Rough Riders, let's say they're cruising1.00
00:52:44.680down the field and then some idiot takes a boneheaded penalty that takes them1.00
00:52:49.360out of field goal range. And it's just like, it's a selfish penalty.1.00
00:52:53.080you know that you don't have to do that, but you can't stop yourself because you're so frustrated
00:52:57.820inside. In those moments, we have to stifle that frustration and play for the team. And then what
00:53:04.220happens then is I get accused of being somebody who is stifling free speech. And I say, no, I mean,
00:53:10.980you can say what you want to say. Clearly, I'm never going to tell you you can't. But what I
00:53:16.680want you to do is use your better judgment to make the whole movement look better to those people
00:53:23.520those bubble people i call them who are in the middle of all this right because you've got your
00:53:28.480branch comedians on the left side the people who are still wearing masks out there the people that
00:53:32.780are going to roll up their sleeve for an eighth shot in six months time and then you've got people
00:53:37.720like us who are going wait a minute man like we've seen too many infringements in government
00:53:41.680overreach in the past couple of years we know what's going down but the people in the middle
00:53:45.940those guys and women you know they just want to be left alone they want to watch their hockey game
00:53:51.820they want to have their beers and they want to hang out with their friends right those are the
00:53:55.940ones we need to reach in my opinion and i don't think we're going to do it by driving tractors
00:54:01.460into downtown lethbridge or by attacking christy of freeland attacking is not the right word because
00:54:07.240that's not how it went down but it definitely was looming over her and by the way speaking of
00:54:12.580controlled opposition i know you didn't work in protection when you were an rcmp
00:54:16.760but did it strike did you see that video which one the video of elliott mcdavid uh
00:54:25.080like almost threatening christia freeland and grab yeah okay yeah i did where was her security
00:54:32.460detail see i i don't know if christia freeland has it i know trudeau does like when i was police
00:54:41.540officers anytime the prime minister would come there would be a team that would do detail for
00:54:46.320the prime minister but i don't ever remember they're being detailed for for for any other
00:54:52.020of the other ones she's a deputy prime minister though and the minister of finance in other words
00:54:57.000the second most powerful person in our federal government and she was what you're wondering is
00:55:01.980if you're wondering if it was staged that we're going to put our tinfoil well you know what that's
00:55:07.440and I did make I you know I kind of went hmm that does seem odd that somebody could just get right
00:55:13.000up in her grill like that and start yelling at her yeah like I thought the whole thing was odd
00:55:18.900um there's been a lot of things that I felt was odd I try not to focus too much on that
00:55:25.840because I feel it's almost like a distraction well sometimes we need those distractions
00:55:30.460all right now i assume that you stay focused though nadine it is good what what are your
00:55:37.560plans going forward now what's next steps and could you please give some lessons maybe do a
00:55:44.000video one night on your twitter or maybe do it here on this show we can get as many people as
00:55:48.980possible we'll do a special show with you you can teach everybody around the country how to get
00:55:55.740to affect their provincial governments in a way that is reasonable yeah i i think for
00:56:04.300from my experience protests have not been effective unless they've been major like the
00:56:12.240convoy yeah so so i remember people saying why aren't you promoting protests on unified we did
00:56:18.700we weren't a protest group we would come together and show force we would take care of the things
00:56:23.780the government wasn't so we did a food and clothing drive to feed um and and clothe inner
00:56:29.320city kids in saskatoon again things that that put public opinion in our side so i could do
00:56:36.100a whole show and just take everything out of my brain and put it onto paper there's a lot and
00:56:42.800there's always things that come and i'd like to to take the credit for all of it but um i don't
00:56:50.100know if you're a believer but a lot of these ideas didn't come from me i either got woken up in the
00:56:55.200middle of the night uh and it it just things that that that were thrown at me so and they worked
00:57:02.040so i'd like to to say there's like a magic formula but without getting too preachy like
00:57:09.900i think it was a a god movement and and that's why it was so different and and and move so big
00:57:17.400so fast so you're talking about the convoy well that even our freedom movement like we grew to
00:57:24.4608 50 in 24 hours just by word of mouth so so just so many things just almost seem supernatural
00:57:32.600whether whether you believe in that or energy or whatever it is it just to me seemed
00:57:38.680too supernatural so when when i i could put it all on paper but for example so one of the things
00:57:44.780we're doing right now that i'm really excited about um we want to create a support team for
00:57:51.180people who have been vaccine injured so i've been gathering all the numbers the names of people in
00:57:56.760this province i'm not gathering medical data or anything just a quick blur keeping their names
00:58:02.660i'm working with some doctors to potentially would want to form a team to investigate to do research
00:58:09.160study and to try to come up with solution on treatment because a lot of them are getting
00:58:13.800nowhere in the medical system so so we want to have like a team to to to deal with that and then
00:58:19.420we're going to bring it forward to the province we're planning on doing a documentary to do a
00:58:24.100plea for that so so these are the kinds of things that we do we don't just go every Saturday at the
00:58:30.140ledge we do concrete thing that can bring awareness bring public opinion on our side
00:58:36.480and then ask for change when they see that the public wants this they're more likely to listen
00:58:43.840so and and it you you can go have a protest with the sign and say do this in your sign it's not
00:58:52.500going to be as effective if you create a whole environment get basically hand it on a silver
00:58:58.240platter and say hey can you do this interesting that you say that because people were complaining
00:59:06.620to me over the weekend like i you know sometimes i just take this and i probably shouldn't have it
00:59:12.980anyway because elon musk says it's just turning you into an ai put it down but i i it's buzzing
00:59:20.100all the time another email another message whatever and people are saying boy wouldn't it
00:59:25.620be nice if we could get as many people as as the orange shirt march had on friday to come out to a
00:59:32.300freedom rally and i said well you've got to remember guys that they've got the entire corporate media
00:59:38.500on their side they've got all businesses on their side because they've turned that into a corporate
00:59:44.460movement now right and and i don't even really know what they're supposed to be doing or what
00:59:50.120their objectives are to be honest it's just turned into a great big corporate movement in two years
00:59:55.220time. I know that Tanya Gaw of Action for Canada and a couple of others across the country have
01:00:02.800been trying to non-profit. I know that you've done that as well, but we also have to remain
01:00:07.980cognitive of what our goals are, and that is to get the government to acknowledge the fact
01:00:14.240that we do have something in this country called the Charter of Rights and Freedoms,
01:00:17.780and they must adhere to that it's and if we have to do it uh through you know clothing drives for
01:00:25.980inner city kids or food drives or whatever that happens to be i think that's a fantastic idea to
01:00:31.400be honest because that's something everybody can grab onto right yeah and and that's the thing like
01:00:36.240we need to see where the government has a hole where they haven't been taking care of people
01:00:41.500and we do it so and i'm not saying i use that to move our movement we just know that the people
01:00:49.240that were the most affected by the mandates were the the people who were less fortunate
01:00:53.880the homelessness the drug addiction so we said okay they want to implement all this and ignore
01:01:00.900all that we're going to focus on that where the government is failing we're going to bring in
01:01:06.260support to do that you know what's interesting i'm not sure if you have any psychiatrists
01:01:11.320within your doctor's group or even psychologists maybe you do um we were talking about a year ago
01:01:17.780here in manitoba about getting you know some you know mental health seminars together for people
01:01:25.600who have been excluded from their families or who have lost loved ones whether it's through death
01:01:31.040or just you know ostracization uh from their families because they're mentally beaten up
01:01:37.140they're bruised they're down and they need some kind of help mentally and spiritually in order
01:01:43.880to continue going i think that would be a fantastic thing we we we started working on something called
01:01:50.600unified care cares so a lot of these people it's not necessarily a psychologist they need to sit
01:01:58.640in they need community they've lost their community they've lost their identity a simple fix to that
01:02:05.900would be creating small let's go have coffee at the local coffee shop anyone in the community
01:02:11.960wants to come come when you give people community people to make friends with people to talk with
01:02:17.720that mental health gets better but when you're isolated in your own mind in your own thoughts
01:02:24.400that's when it gets really dark so it could be implemented on a mass scale we we thought of we
01:02:31.460started working on that the problem is is um then we become liable if there's somebody that's that
01:02:37.760that red tape right if right right what if somebody take it takes advantage of someone
01:02:42.960then we become liable so what we've tried to do is instead is encourage that within the community
01:02:49.360so people can take it on so it doesn't just it's not just unified grassroots so well that's a great
01:02:55.000idea like i mean seriously like you could say look at we need some community leaders to maybe say
01:02:59.360We're getting together for coffee at so-and-so place at 11 o'clock on