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00:04:42.640horton 204-505-1840 all right here he is special guest tonight i think he's a national hero
00:04:51.140the real pat king pat thanks for coming out tonight man i really appreciate you uh taking
00:04:56.020the time to be on the show tonight where is he ah there we are my bad how you doing buddy thanks
00:05:06.100for coming out you know i i'm all right i'm all right um i went through like some of the most uh
00:05:12.900some of the most amazing experiences of my life in the last couple weeks and then uh to have it
00:05:17.140ripped out from underneath us uh you know you kind of got to sit back and really really collect
00:05:23.220your thoughts after something like that but i think i've got them now and you know i'm doing
00:05:27.540all right not bad you know i'll tell you this man i was watching uh the stuff that you were putting
00:05:33.700up there the last few weeks from the ledge that sit in and i i need to know because i don't know
00:05:38.680how you got involved with the indigenous folks over there in alberta i don't know exactly what
00:05:44.360the motivation was for that but i think there's something similar happening here in manitoba so
00:05:49.160can you go back to the beginning and explain that to us yeah so when i came back from ottawa i went
00:05:54.560on a tour uh i went and spoke in ottawa i spoke in toronto actually i didn't end up speaking in
00:05:59.240toronto but i went on speaking engagement uh in ontario a few weeks back and when i came back
00:06:04.860i met up with the group in in uh in winnipeg just to kind of cover the story and you know get some
00:06:10.820information on what was going on and how they were doing this and what they were doing and when i
00:06:15.120came back and got back to red deer and i just looked at myself and i said you know what let's
00:06:20.260take this to where it needs to go okay we can stand on a freaking street we can parade around
00:06:25.860we can shout freedom freedom all we want but nothing's gonna make an impact until you set
00:06:31.800your feet right on their office steps and say enough at which time you know i kind of gathered
00:06:38.100it up and i said you know what that's it we got up to the ledge grounds and rode my harley up there
00:06:42.580i said you know what i don't know can i swear on your show or is this absolutely man all right0.99
00:06:46.740i said i said enough is enough fuck this shit i'm going up there i've had enough i'm fucking0.99
00:06:52.080gonna stand on his doorsteps and make him come to me enough speaking to the cameras start speaking1.00
00:06:57.600to the people so we got up there and uh of course law-abiding citizen we attempted to do a sit in
00:07:04.900there the sheriff's department got a hold of me and they said oh no you can't do that no no no
00:07:09.260absolutely no problem i'll walk away then we went to do uh a a day of reconciliation with our first
00:07:16.220nations on on the day i showed up early that morning was that the day that trudeau went
00:07:21.260surfing at yeah yeah mr fucking la-di-da yeah he went to uh tofino and said he was sorry after
00:07:27.380you know you know how that works if you say sorry it's all gone it's a great day but way for all of0.88
00:07:31.980us to learn from yeah yeah so we were there that day and that morning i showed up early and i seen
00:07:38.740just a spectacle of cameras and you seen about 60 maybe 70 people sitting in a little group
00:07:44.480uh doing their day of reconciliation but they said one thing to me and that was
00:07:48.380no public allowed you weren't allowed to have public at this these were only dignitaries
00:07:54.580for the cameras for the lights and you know for the for the show on tv and then they put down
00:08:00.800these wreaths these wreaths all had institutions that have jailed or murdered our first nations
00:08:07.400people we had the military we had the rcmp we had the swat team we had the calgary swat0.98
00:08:12.880it was all police services that put these damn wreaths up and i was like what an insult what an0.96
00:08:19.820absolute joke and i was mad so we carried on we went up to the top of the ledge and we were holding0.97
00:08:25.680our day and a lot of first nations people showed up and we had a beautiful day a beautiful day it
00:08:30.620was great we had a good time but all the rcmp office or the sorry the sheriff's department
00:08:36.260you know they kind of made a they tried to insult me and i said we're going to put a tp up here
00:08:42.340for the for the opportunity to you know show some people what it's like for first nations and what
00:08:47.820it's been like and and you know just a day of reconciliation and it was a great day and this0.99
00:08:52.460asshole friggin sheriff walks up to me and he says oh fat king we know who you are all you do is use1.00
00:08:58.820people i said shove it up your ass dude i use people okay cool he pissed me off we had the day1.00
00:09:08.380it was beautiful we had a lot of crying a lot of tears a lot of sharing smudging um and we did a0.99
00:09:14.500good circle with everybody and i did an interview do you have any experience with indigenous folks
00:09:19.380before all of this or was this your first oh no man i grew up powwows my whole life basically i
00:09:24.620I'm my mom's my mom my brother are indigenous their first nations Ojibwe my dad's a Norwegian
00:09:31.780so it kind of got mixed blood I guess you want to call it I call it mixed blood what they used
00:09:37.000to refer me as the half breed it's a little derogatory but that's what I was called growing
00:09:41.940up and hey you know what that's the shoe fits that's what I wore so that being said we uh
00:09:48.340we had this it we had this interview with a gentleman by the name of Peter Cardinal who
00:09:52.700has a means of making first nations people economically independent by opening up resources
00:09:59.700and and businesses on first nations land where they can't be touched by these olearchs where
00:10:05.100nobody can touch them and i thought what a wonderful experience that would be awesome to
00:10:09.700promote this let's try and promote this and on that moment uh that morning there was a if you
00:10:15.040know first nations uh myth mythology or whatever you want to call them first nations um um history
00:10:21.680when a raven shows up that's your grandfather your grandfather shows up and sat at the very top of
00:10:26.100the spire which is the very peak of the dome on top of the ledge grounds and he called
00:10:31.240and his wife or his girlfriend and i were looking and i'm like oh he's just talking through me
00:10:37.140grandfather's just speaking through me and after the interview happened he flew away and peter
00:10:42.760looks right at me and he says wouldn't it be great if we could ask for an eagle to show up0.97
00:10:46.200now we're in downtown edmonton so it's kind of like oh yeah an eagle and sure shit at the end0.59
00:10:52.340of the day in flies an eagle actually comes in the raven comes in first stands on the spire
00:10:58.280he says nothing doesn't even make a peep you look up a little further and i mean it there was a
00:11:04.360freaking big eagle soaring in the sky and his his girlfriend uh barb heard her jaw dropped she's
00:11:10.960got pictures of it all and she says it's time he needs to go meet grandma nancy he needs to go meet
00:11:17.160the great clan mother so we made arrangements for me to go and meet her and uh we had a great
00:11:22.580interview with nancy scanny uh who's a uh the great clan mother for the keepers of the water
00:11:28.300and uh she said as soon as i walked in the door she says i've been waiting for you for so long
00:11:34.360that's about time you showed up and i was like whoa like she had been envisioning this to happen
00:11:40.880so it gave me the chills right away and i almost started crying she was crying
00:11:45.040and then we had this right now from you just saying that man it's it's so true man it's not0.93
00:11:50.460even funny we all we all saw so much shit that happened i i'm a believer 100 like i know this0.95
00:11:57.540is spiritual and what we saw and what we uh what we uh what we experienced you cannot take that0.97
00:12:05.320back from me i don't care who you are so we met grandma nancy we went through this document called
00:12:10.760the queen's bargain which is the original treaty that was signed way back in 16 i believe it was
00:12:16.9801665 to 1835 but it was stolen from them and it was hidden and then in comes the treaties so it's
00:12:25.260a document that is on record that should have been the original document which states that
00:12:30.700they have total ownership of the land and its resources and actually the white man has to pay
00:12:36.660them and which is rightfully so which should have been that way all the way from the beginning and
00:12:41.720i'm a firm believer that no white man should be prime minister of this country should always be
00:12:46.100the outstanding most uh honorable and most honest chief of all the nations i believe that my whole
00:12:53.580heart and i always have because it's their land it always was their land and i i'm a firm believer
00:12:58.900of that but at the same time we see what happens so peter kind of throws the idea at nancy well
00:13:06.060how about how about you throw a teepee up down there and she jumped right at it she's like
00:13:12.380absolutely we're doing this so we were like whoa this is happening all right this is gonna happen
00:13:18.860and then well then everything just transpired from that moment on and uh it was an absolute
00:13:24.520crowds were you getting there pat were you getting like people coming and going
00:13:27.320oh we had people on average i would say uh average we had about 60 people that were staying there at
00:13:33.240all times 24 hours a day but during the day we'd get up to 120 every Saturday we'd have thousands
00:13:39.500um we even held on the last Sunday that we were there and it was kind of and it's what I believe
00:13:45.560is the reason why we got knocked out of there by the by the sheriff's department is because we had
00:13:50.340all the first responders doctors nurses police officers uh EMRs RNs LPNs teachers we had them
00:13:57.760all there in a silent protest thousands of them and they didn't like that and by the way we kind
00:14:03.620of strategically put it where jason kenny's uh little sky palace was looking down on us all day
00:14:08.800long and we were beating the drums all day long and from what rumor had it he was pacing a lot
00:14:14.380up there in his room and uh throwing stuff around he was pissed off that we were down there um which
00:14:19.860is what i kind of like the most of it but good you're entertaining him you're getting cool yeah
00:14:25.360absolutely uh but the best part of it is is you know we learned a lot and we shared a lot
00:14:31.540and we learned i think for the most part is what we learned is that there's a lot of trauma in our
00:14:37.880first nations people and understandably so i wanted to prove to everybody that we can all
00:14:43.120work together you know um i i'm not responsible what people did 400 fucking years ago that's not0.88
00:14:49.180my fucking responsibility but you know what i can do i can stand here with you and say yeah that's0.94
00:14:54.460shitty let's not stay in the past so let's move forward let's move forward together and let's0.98
00:14:59.780exercise our rights which we did um to be able to stand with each other and show these guys there
00:15:06.300is no left there is no right we're all one we're all human beings i am a man you are a woman that's
00:15:13.220it no color no race no ethnicity no creed no religion that's us and it worked out awesome
00:15:19.840and believe it or not we were there were antifa members that were staying there too
00:15:24.080they ousted themselves um they they pissed off grandma she ended up kicking them out
00:15:28.540and that's what they do you know that's they they try and make it out to be this big thing where
00:15:34.780it's not um but we experienced all kinds of different walks of life and we even had people
00:15:40.920sober up who came in off the streets who sobered up and the the deal was if you're clean for three
00:15:46.740days you can if you're clean for three days then you can come back but you need to stay clean on
00:15:51.900your own for three days and then you're welcome to be part of the be part of this and it was awesome
00:15:57.220um we got to share a lot a lot of tears were shed you know a lot of people learned a lot about
00:16:02.460themselves uh we did one healing ceremony one night where the northern lights came in and we
00:16:07.600got pictures of it looks like a tomahawk uh we got some of the pictures look like there's a big eagle
00:16:12.820flying down um we had eagles soaring above our heads and when i'm saying this like i'm downtown
00:16:19.860edmonton downtown edmonton and there were one at one point there were two eagles a giant hawk with
00:16:26.900diamond shapes under its wing then we had five ravens all flying around us at the same time
00:16:33.060and on the day that we went to court they gave us court papers i was inside my teepee
00:16:37.960on computer on a court in a courtroom with everybody in the teepee the the the people
00:16:45.080all surrounded the teepee in the uh in a prayer circle and there were two eagles flying above my
00:16:51.380teepee while we went to court and i'll tell you man why did you go to court like i dude i was
00:16:58.920catching your show but it was intermittent you were coming on and then you were like on at one
00:17:02.980o'clock in the morning you'd be on at seven o'clock and then two o'clock and i couldn't keep
00:17:06.420track of everything yeah i don't stick to a schedule i just go with the when when the story
00:17:11.520hits i go um what what it was was uh they tried to give us paperwork saying that we were illegally
00:17:17.640there um and what they wanted to do is they wanted the teepees in the tents taken down
00:17:22.760torn down they wanted to use police enforcement 100 to get us out of there uh they deemed the
00:17:29.020teepees intense structures and they said we were illegally camping there under the crown property
00:17:34.720act well we proved in court teepees and tents ladies and gentlemen if you want to do this0.98
00:17:40.040it's true at every legis ground go put your fucking teepees and tents on there they're not0.99
00:17:45.260considered structures in fact pull your friggin your your motorhomes and your trailers on there0.99
00:17:51.580because if they're on tires they're not considered a structure we learned that in court those are not0.55
00:17:56.760structures as well as the judge told them straight up how dare you want to use mass police enforcement
00:18:03.440as to whatever extent you want to get peaceful people out of that and then they said the only
00:18:09.200thing you got them on is maybe camping so what did we do define camping your honor camping is
00:18:14.680from done from sundown till sun up the next day all right well we'll stay up all night we'll stay
00:18:21.380up all night and we'll sleep during the day so they didn't like that and we won that in court
00:18:26.440that was one in court they said do not touch these people with police enforcement do not tear those
00:18:33.000teepees or tents down they are not structures and maybe give them a fine for camping maybe a fine
00:18:39.140that's it we woke up on side on monday morning to i would say about 100 police officers
00:18:45.840they turned it into a rock concert they arrested me well actually i shouldn't say arrested they
00:18:51.500detained me they tried to arrest me but i wrote on my documents non-assumption meaning i don't0.97
00:18:58.480fall under your jurisdiction fuck off and then when they gave that paperwork to a supervisor0.99
00:19:04.440supervisor even looked at it went fuck they were mad because i i schooled them once again um so1.00
00:19:12.020so whatever it is what it is they did what they did but now we find out further throughout the0.99
00:19:16.720week of what happened the only person who can make that call was jason kenny our sheriff's department
00:19:22.260only answers to jason kenney jason kenney just proved that he is above the law that he doesn't
00:19:29.240have to listen to the courts and that he can exercise whatever he wants whenever he wants
00:19:35.060jason kenney absolutely violated the the law of the crown court stating that they could not touch0.95
00:19:42.640us but then he came in and he fucking did what they did which was wrong and they knew that0.87
00:19:48.540so grandma nancy shows up halfway through the day i'm already detained i get i get let go0.97
00:19:53.780i do a couple interviews with ctv and of course they don't put any of it on because that's what0.98
00:19:59.040the fucking media does media piece of shit media is the virus oh yeah anyways they don't put0.95
00:20:03.900anything on and i uh i go and talk to nancy and nancy's well i want to go and get my shawl she's0.99
00:20:11.100got her her keepers of the water shawl it says great clan mother uh nancy scanning keepers of
00:20:16.460the water and she's got a staff that her nephew made her she wants to go get it we're like okay
00:20:22.120me and Joey uh a buddy of ours Joey who's really close with Nancy says okay grandma you're just
00:20:28.120going in you're just going to get that uh you're gonna get it taken you're gonna get your stuff
00:20:32.740and come back and we're like yeah just come back blonde hair lady spokesperson uh Lynn says she
00:20:36.980loves her uh no idea no spokesperson I am me I am the only spokesperson for this person nobody
00:20:43.560he speaks for me no we're talking about the i know i know i know let's not worry about that
00:20:49.880let's not let's not worry about that piece okay let's not then please um so so she goes in and
00:20:56.480of course the friggin uh mr uh what was his name i can't even remember it as if i can't remember0.98
00:21:01.540a name rubelak sergeant rubelak he's the big fat piece of shit sheriff i saw this okay yeah who0.99
00:21:09.040who says to us he says to nancy he says okay here's a pouch of tobacco uh i'm here to and1.00
00:21:15.000she threw it right back in his face and fuck off she says 84 years old lady just looked some big1.00
00:21:20.700spray in the eye and says go fuck yourself i was like yeah she goes in the teepee um they threatened1.00
00:21:27.880that if she comes back out of the teepee they were gonna arrest her they kept trying to negotiate1.00
00:21:32.060with her and uh we were sitting in the back we're just like oh my god like they're gonna do something
00:21:37.180this beautiful woman and uh and the whole time we're kind of chewing her fingernails like what's
00:21:42.300gonna happen she stuck it out for as long as she could and then she made the sheriff's department
00:21:47.560tear the teepee down around her while she was sitting in it the importance of that that a lot
00:21:53.520of people missed out on the the importance of it is the fact that a teepee is considered a home
00:22:01.020when it's up you cannot come into that teepee without a warrant that's considered a home and
00:22:06.720you just tore down a clan mother's teepee while she was in it huge repercussions are coming from
00:22:13.760that huge repercussions we're not done yet uh the sheriff's office is going to be there's going to
00:22:19.400be stuff i can't i don't want to divulge too much information because these guys watch me like a
00:22:23.800hawk so uh i just know that we are nowhere near done with what they what they did uh to grandma
00:22:30.400and what they did to the rest of us uh it's bad enough though the sheriffs were even trying all
00:22:34.800day they were trying to get these these two young ladies that were with us the whole time right from
00:22:39.520the beginning um they were trying to rip them out by their ankles they were trying to grab people0.98
00:22:44.620that were in and out of the teepees they would chase after them try and grab them by their ankles
00:22:48.940and bring them out um they wrestled one mohawk gentleman from ontario who came out um they
00:22:54.840wrestled him it took eight cots to take him down uh for no reason he was just there he was asking
00:23:00.360if everybody was all right there to take care of people um the sheriffs edmonton police services
00:23:05.920did not move they followed the sheriffs around but they did not do anything and that's because0.96
00:23:12.040the edmonton police services knew damn well that the sheriffs weren't shit they were there as a0.91
00:23:16.740show of force under the guise of the mayor but at the other part of it um uh at the end of at the0.94
00:23:23.380end of that part um they didn't touch anybody they didn't charge anybody they didn't do anything to
00:23:28.480anybody they were just there as a show of force but we knew damn well that they weren't allowed
00:23:32.240to touch anybody so we we we went through all that it's pretty shitty we're still sorting out
00:23:37.980people's belongings uh anybody out there if you're still looking for belongings get a hold of phil
00:23:43.180and uh kim harvey they'll let you know where all that stuff is and uh we've got it all at a nice
00:23:48.840secure location so that's a little message out to everybody who what about the food situation you
00:23:54.180they threw it all out every bit of food that was donated they confiscated moose meat which is part
00:24:02.600of the uh first nations uh new like diet they confiscated their moose meat that's why there was
00:24:08.020a we couldn't understand i knew why he was there but people were like why is there a fishing games
00:24:12.220guy here well he's here to look for artifacts that don't belong to people or that could be uh you
00:24:18.220know like uh um confiscated artifacts or he's looking for a wild game of moose meat looking
00:24:23.680for a wild game with no tags so the sheriff's department confiscated that all the food that
00:24:29.540was donated or purchased uh we watched truckloads of it go they dumped it all in the garbage cans
00:24:34.800after we sat there begging for them to give it to the homeless don't just throw it out please don't
00:24:41.740throw it out give it to the homeless people at least give give back to the community you know0.94
00:24:46.380you want to be assholes to us that's fine that's one thing but go and give this food back to the0.95
00:24:51.180people that could use it they threw it all out i got pictures all of it i couldn't believe what0.99
00:24:55.440they did it was so horrible man so what did you do with with the sheriff's department i mean they
00:25:00.700did something that was highly illegal but they're the the law enforcement people like who arrests the
00:25:07.160the law enforcement who watches the watchers what do you do i can tell you i could get arrested
00:25:15.240i mean i could get arrested you can get arrested but you know one of these days they're going to
00:25:23.120throw you in such a deep dark hole you won't be able to you know like do or say anything anymore
00:25:27.900and that's what a lot of us worry about a lot of us spokespeople when it comes i got this shirt
00:25:33.140right it says i don't know how my story ends but uh but it will never say i gave up that's right
00:25:41.420man i agree 100 and if i disappear if i disappear you know i was doing something right
00:25:46.980you've been across the country uh you've been doing speaking engagements in a lot of different
00:25:53.400places you've been all across i'm not sure if you've been to bc yet you've been all through
00:25:57.000alberta obviously it's your home province saskatchewan manitoba ontario what what is the
00:26:02.200difference in the attitudes in those areas uh it's not i'll tell you are you talking attitudes
00:26:10.700between law enforcement or people in general in general we can do both actually let's do law
00:26:16.300enforcement and people in general well law enforcement in ontario is just like sheriff's
00:26:21.660department here they're above the law opp overreaches on everything uh city police officers
00:26:28.240overreaching on everything but uh there's there is the few uh that are out there that are trying
00:26:34.120to go against these mandates who don't agree with them to which i would gladly help they were
00:26:39.160reaching out to me asking for informed consent and notices the liability documentation uh i'd
00:26:44.400like to think that a lot of the toronto police officers that i spoke with that i dealt with
00:26:48.500uh with regards to that um a lot of the encouragement for them to stand up was to
00:26:53.160do with some of the documentation that we put on um but that being said i see a lot of people0.89
00:26:59.160beat into submission cowards coward people cowards not even like they can't even take a mask off
00:27:07.980they're so scared um the amount of fear instilled into people in ontario winnipeg or manitoba even1.00
00:27:15.660like holy shit where you're at holy crap like it's like everybody walks with their heads down0.98
00:27:21.820and they're like i don't want to see you don't want to see you don't want to see just like people0.99
00:27:25.160are traumatized get into saskatchewan same same thing you got small pockets of resistance alberta
00:27:31.940well what do i what do i say about alberta we're we're loud we're proud i guess dude it seems to
00:27:38.320be the last hope and a lot of us you know like as you say there's pockets in different provinces
00:27:43.360but we look to alberta to be the leaders on this and you know guys like uh uh chris sky out of
00:27:50.860ontario who's been leading the charge as well you guys both but yep i mean well i look at it this
00:27:57.160way you know in alberta think of it this way i moved to alberta i'm actually a resident of
00:28:01.320Ontario I grew up in Ontario until I was 18 and then I left because there were no jobs they shut
00:28:05.880down our factory there our Algoma steel mill they shut it down at the time over 53,000 people were
00:28:11.020out of a job I was fresh out of high school like what the hell am I going to do if you have family
00:28:14.820works in plant you go to work plant but we couldn't but I see Alberta this way Alberta is a home of
00:28:22.160every person from every province from all over Canada who at one point were chased not really
00:28:31.280chased but forced to leave their whole province to go work in the oil oil and gas industry because
00:28:37.580it was the last the last opportunity to make a good living so you have a a plethora of people
00:28:44.520here that have always stood against the grain because they've had to sacrifice they work in
00:28:51.240in high risk environments they work in employment where they're gone away from their family all the0.95
00:28:55.920time and they sacrifice that to be basically leave me the fuck alone let me earn a living
00:29:01.760and leave me to where i need to be and that's it now they've taken like you look the fishing0.70
00:29:07.720moratoriums in newfoundland and new brunswick they attacked that in the early 80s you know they stole
00:29:12.960the fishing rights from all the people out there they let these commercial fishing uh vessels come
00:29:17.280in and deplete the the fish stocks so then newfoundland and all the maritimes turned into
00:29:21.560welfare provinces. They come into Ontario, they stole our industries in Ontario, shut down our
00:29:26.340mines, depleted our logging capabilities, and turned it into factories and drones out of southern
00:29:33.660Ontario. Then you come into the Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and parts of Alberta. They hammered
00:29:38.580the agriculture industry, they've raised the taxes on all the monies to be a farmer, and the average
00:29:45.260farmer is 43 to 45 years old and doesn't want to take on their parents' debt. They hammered BC,
00:29:50.800they took away the logging and the mining and all that in BC what do you have left you have Alberta
00:29:55.640now they're trying to take away Alberta everybody knows Alberta and I'm not trying to brag and a lot0.99
00:30:01.040of people are saying that you know oh Alberta you're just a bunch of chauvinistic pigs no0.96
00:30:06.400Alberta is the backbone of this province if you don't know what an equalization payment is0.98
00:30:12.180go ask everybody who works in Alberta what an equalization payment is because it comes off
00:30:17.140our taxes and an equalization payments go out to the rest of the provinces on the backs of us and
00:30:23.040that helps fund these social economic programs for other people in other provinces we have no
00:30:28.880problems doing that but now you got a government that starts to hinder us and starts to take away
00:30:35.360that opportunity for us to be even able to provide for other provinces and people wonder why we're
00:30:41.340pissed off people wonder why hey you know what something's a little fishy here something is wrong
00:30:47.100we're not understanding what's going on and the more we look into it we see Trudeau putting in
00:30:53.280backdoor deals we see the 42 billion dollar infrastructure project sold to China when it
00:30:58.560was set and ready to be built here in Alberta and moved over into BC at the Kitimat Rupert
00:31:03.260transfer terminals we had it already set up why would you sell it then we get to Trans Mountain
00:31:09.660Pipeline which was owned by the Kinder Morgan company Kinder Morgan already owned that they
00:31:14.540had to twin that pipeline to upgrade it it was already a done deal watch they had to do that
00:31:20.080that's part of the standards of the high quality of safety efficiency that we have in our industry
00:31:25.000and then all of a sudden trudeau goes and buys it for someone's up upwards of 400 million dollars
00:31:29.920or something like that he didn't even need to buy it and then he squashes it well that's when we got
00:31:34.920pissed off out here and i was part of the group that went on the convoy to ottawa um four and a
00:31:40.100half years ago so that we can protest about this we drove a united we roll you were a big part of0.97
00:31:46.160that and you got branded as a what was it a white supremacist knuckle dragger nazi supporter uh all
00:31:53.160you guys did by the media as the media says it uh white nationalists right angry white nationalists0.88
00:32:01.920arrive in ottawa oil and gas workers oh my god yeah now we're white nationalists so
00:32:09.320So let me ask what your experience with the corporate, I call them the left-wing corporate media, by the way.
00:32:14.400I spent, like I was just telling you before we went on the air tonight, Pat, I spent a lot of time in media.
00:32:20.380I know how they manipulate the on-air personalities.
00:32:23.120I know how the middle management is manipulated from head office, which is every head office is pretty much centered in downtown Toronto or Vancouver.
00:32:31.600And they are going to stick to a narrative, and that's it.
00:32:35.860If you don't adhere to that narrative, you're out there and they'll find somebody else who's going to do the narrative for them.
00:32:42.720What's your experience been like from the beginning with the United WeRoll until now with the corporate media?
01:09:26.660i think he might be fucking right as much as i hate to say that0.69
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