00:01:26.960It's a big party where people can get together and just blow off steam, not by fighting or anything, just by joking, laughing, rubbing shoulders with other people like we haven't had the chance to do for a couple of years, you know, and having a good time.
00:01:42.900And I think that's the way to go moving forward.
00:01:45.780my personal opinion is that if we're ever going to get past all of this we're just going to have
00:01:55.100to reach people in a different way right so if you're doing a rally which is fine i mean you go
00:02:00.300ahead and keep doing those rallies and the marches because they're great as long as there's more than
00:02:04.48030 people there like you get 300 people together that's awesome 500 is better 3 000 is better but
00:02:11.060who's not going to be at those things normies people in the middle they're embarrassed they
00:02:18.120don't want to go to something like that but they will go to a party right and if they do go to a
00:02:25.000party and they're interested in learning some of the stuff that we've known for a while they'll ask
00:02:31.080and that's really grassroots that's that's completely non-exclusive right like you just
00:02:38.780come on in have a good time we don't have to talk about it if you don't want to talk about it we're
00:02:43.100not going to push it down your throat that would be the wrong way to do it but just getting together
00:02:48.940and having conversations over a couple of beers that my friend is the way to go about this so
00:02:55.300like i say if you're anywhere else in the country or in the world get people together in the same
00:03:04.200room and be nice because when there's booze involved you know what i'm saying all right so
00:03:12.620this is coming up in winnipeg on friday april the 1st by a group called solidarity in motion you can
00:03:19.360find them here on facebook we are hosting the first annual manitoba freedom social april 1st
00:03:27.4209 p.m to 2 a.m it's called the joke's over all right the joke is over and it's going to have
00:03:36.380live music a silent auction 20 dollars a ticket it's going to be at the thirsty lion the thirsty
00:03:41.460lion tavern in charleswood on the corner of dale boulevard and roblin boulevard so the organizer
00:03:48.420here tells me they've had less than 24 hours with tickets in hand and they're almost halfway sold
00:03:55.000out the room holds about 300 people maybe a little bit more maybe a little bit less
00:04:00.580so if you're interested in going like i said live music silent auction all of this i'll be the mc
00:04:08.160that night too by the way i'll be happy as hell to see you in a setting like that it's going to
00:04:13.900be fun it's going to be fun anyway the tickets are almost halfway sold out if you want to get
00:04:22.900tickets. This is what you have to do. Email. Write it down. I'm going to give you some time
00:04:29.640to write it down. I'll be like a bingo caller right now. Write it down. I'll give you time
00:04:35.580to get a pen. You ready? You got a piece of paper? Don't write it on your hand. Don't
00:04:45.060write it on your hand. It never works out. You can't write on your hand, first of all.
00:04:49.180You might wash it off or you might not be able to understand it after. Find a piece
00:04:52.440of paper. You have five seconds. One, two, three, four, five. All right. Email RISE Manitoba,
00:05:03.140all one word, RISE Manitoba at protonmail.com. All right. So email your name and telephone number
00:05:13.620and confirmation that you'll follow up with an email money transfer or you can pay cash but
00:05:22.800that's going to be a little that's going to take some driving but email rise manitoba
00:05:29.880at protonmail.com 20 per ticket i believe and there's not going to be any tickets at the door
00:05:37.700that's already a foregone conclusion i'm thinking it's going to sell out tonight
00:05:42.160after i've made this announcement so go ahead and get your tickets now again like 20 bucks
00:05:49.140it's going to be a good time now there is a mental health initiative that is going to be
00:05:56.760part of this going forward this is only the first of many parties slash social slash outdoor events
00:06:03.400and concerts that are being planned and the monies raised are going to build this new mental
00:06:11.120health initiative that i was talking about a while ago all right and i'll have i'll have more
00:06:18.180about that early next week or maybe even later on this week but this is going to be good you guys
00:06:25.720and i'm looking forward to seeing you so this is one week from friday at the thirsty lion tavern
00:06:31.980in charleswood what else oh yes uh pierre polyev is coming to town so let me put that up on the
00:06:39.020screen here for you i'm going to come at your face real face there pierre polyev who is running
00:06:46.940obviously as you know for the leadership of the canadian uh conservative party or the conservative
00:06:52.740party of canada whatever the conservative party of canada and i think he's probably going to win
00:06:58.280this easily he's coming to winnipeg for a rally and a breakfast so and this is going to be on
00:07:03.840saturday april the 2nd so right after the social
00:07:08.500well you won't be drunk by then but you'll be damned hung over
00:07:14.120maybe go have breakfast with pierre paulia how you doing i think you're
00:07:20.300part of the controlled opposition you son of a bitch
00:07:23.340all right so the conservative club of winnipeg this is on ticket bright by or
00:07:31.480sorry, eventbrite.ca. You can find this on eventbrite.ca. He's going to have a breakfast
00:07:36.700at the Norwood Inn in St. Boniface on Saturday, April 2nd in the morning. And then in the afternoon,
00:07:44.140he's going to have a rally at the Canad Inns Polo Park between one and four o'clock. So if you want
00:07:50.260to meet Pierre Polyev, he'll be in Winnipeg one week from this coming Saturday. And one more thing
00:07:57.240before we get into this story here i want to remind you guys about uh the healing broken hearts
00:08:04.940service which is coming up next month so this is going to be at calvary temple this one
00:08:09.680is being put on by our friend mike voyd jack is from voyage funeral home so
00:08:13.700what mike wants to do is this huge service because calvary temple is big it seats 2500
00:08:23.900with room for maybe a couple hundred more in standing room right it's a big big place
00:08:28.180and he wants to bring people together vaccinated unvaccinated it doesn't matter if you've lost
00:08:35.700somebody over the last two years and you haven't had the chance to say a proper goodbye to them
00:08:42.940because we all know that these ridiculous restrictions have caused people a lot of grief
00:08:49.040in this regard over the past couple of years so this event this service is happening on saturday
00:08:57.480april 23rd at one o'clock again calvary temple 400 hargrave downtown winnipeg
00:09:03.960and that's a free event and once it's full it's full i suppose
00:09:10.940and for more you can go to voyage funeral homes dot ca find out more about that
00:09:17.520all right let's begin the show oh oh oh oh one more thing a couple more things actually
00:09:24.380uh where is it here there we go tacit investigations and security we're going to
00:09:30.740have the t-shirt to give away for you a little bit later on in the show and usually it's just
00:09:35.460before the show is over so i want to make you hang around for as long as i possibly can kind
00:09:40.040of like the 50 50 giveaway announcement at a hockey game they don't announce that until five
00:09:45.080minutes left in the third period so even if the game is a laugher you'll stick around wanting to
00:09:49.960know if you win or not well that's what i'm doing with the t-shirt from tacit investigations and
00:09:54.460security also this stuff here this is the new face serum from canadananosilver.ca i'm putting
00:10:02.860this on faithfully for the last couple of days twice a day and i plan on looking 37 by the end
00:10:10.720of this month twice a day this stuff so we're going to have the creator of this product on the
00:10:17.580show tomorrow night uh about nine o'clock he's going to join so just after i do the regular show
00:10:23.460i'm going to stay on bring dr keith on to find out more about this groundbreaking new product
00:10:28.500filled with silversol technology it's just the silver facial serum and you can find out more
00:10:34.080about that when they finally put it on the website here at canadananosilver.ca if you do want to find
00:10:39.560out more, you can email info at canadananosilver.ca, info at canadananosilver.ca. And while you're
00:10:46.420there, you may as well check out all the other fine products they have in store there from
00:10:49.940skincare, oral care, wound care, immune support, the works, all natural. And again, the power of
00:10:55.620silversol technology. Okay. Heather Prozac, you may know this name. If you live in Calgary,
00:11:00.800if you live in Regina, if you live in Winnipeg, Heather has worked in radio in all three of those
00:11:05.480cities. And Heather has become a friend of mine, especially recently. We keep in touch
00:11:13.460intermittently via message and text and whatnot. And so I tried to get her on the show tonight,
00:11:19.640but she didn't respond to my text. Hopefully I'll have her on tomorrow or the next night.
00:11:24.360Heather has been let go from her position. Well, I can't say let go. What I can say is she's
00:11:29.600not on the air any longer at her radio station which is xl 103 in calgary i don't know what the
00:11:38.160official story is but like kid carson before her and kid carson worked at a radio station in
00:11:44.240vancouver they both worked for the same company a company called stingray which doesn't have any
00:11:49.160properties in winnipeg but they're pretty much everywhere else in the country used to be called
00:11:52.980new cap and they originated in newfoundland i think new new cap right and they're big in the
00:22:26.900I'm not sure what this whole new denticare thing is going to look like or how much they're going to cover the average person, but it's going to cost billions of dollars to find that out.
00:22:37.800billions of our dollars anyway after hearing about this awful awful thing a lot of people
00:22:45.060in the west stood up and went oh my god because as you guys know the country splits in the way
00:22:51.540it votes and when you look at a map as far as the colors of the political party people vote for
00:22:56.840what you see is mostly in western canada blue for the conservatives right and then well mostly blue
00:23:34.360That's how it works. That's how our system is geared right now. And that and they know that and they keep doing it over and over and over again. But mostly the conservative parties, I would say power base is in the West. And so people here are like, we got to do something. This Wexit thing needs to start happening.
00:23:55.140So Jay Hill is the interim leader of the Maverick Party, which is a federal political party.
00:24:01.280And I told you guys about this last night.
00:24:03.440And they want to separate or they want to get a better deal for the West.
00:24:07.020One of two things needs to happen, Jay says.
00:24:09.480Jay is going to join the show next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
00:24:13.200I am interested in hearing what he has to say.
00:24:15.640Jay was a conservative MP from British Columbia for years, I think from the 90s up until about 2010, or maybe it was even earlier than that.
00:24:23.860But he is he retired and came out of retirement because he believes that the West is still getting a raw deal and he wants to stand up for us.
00:24:33.880And. He'll join the show again Tuesday night at eight o'clock central.
00:24:39.560Speaking of elections, this guy here, Abhi Khan, he won the by-election in Fort White.
00:36:06.140Right? Like, I find that alarming. Notably, last summer, Abacus Data conducted more than 30,000 interviews, i.e. more than 400 times 75, and also found markedly different attitudes in vaccinated and unvaccinated Canadians.
00:36:25.360Vaccine refusers were far more likely even than vaccine hesitant to think COVID-19 was hugely
00:36:31.040exaggerated or an outright hoax, 73% versus 33%. And not to worry about getting COVID-19, 69%
00:36:38.480versus 27%. Refusers and hesitators were quite similar on other metrics, however. More than 85%
00:36:45.200of both groups hate the idea of government telling them how to live their lives. Pollster Bruce
00:36:50.840anderson wrote in mclean's the hesitant and refusers are equally likely to try and avoid
00:36:57.060any prescriptions and vaccines preferring to rely on their body's natural defenses
00:37:00.960so what's the matter with that what is wrong with that is there something wrong with that
00:37:11.120can somebody tell me why he's making us seem like villains and freaks and knuckle draggers when we
00:37:21.520just prefer to rely on our body's natural immune system or maybe herbs or natural remedies as
00:37:30.120opposed to running to the drugstore every two days for more pills man
00:42:16.380Just before Payne and other Unifor officials announced these findings, Diaz issued a statement saying he's entering a residential rehabilitation facility due to his use of booze,
00:42:27.060painkillers and sleeping pills oh just in time hey jerry saved by the rehab
00:42:38.740what a scumbag i've always known he was a scumbag and so guys one big question
00:42:48.860one huge question we should all be asking right now is what how many other stories are there like
00:42:56.340this out there. Jerry Diaz, it's a big name as far as unions go, huge. How many other people
00:43:07.700are there who are going to get caught in these COVID related scams? And furthermore, I was
00:43:16.020thinking about this today. We have to fight back against this because you can bet the left wing
00:43:24.440extremes. People like Jerry Diaz, they're going to try and make COVID an industry. Like cancer
00:43:32.240is an industry. Like heart disease and stroke is an industry. Now, I'm not sitting here trying to
00:43:37.920say, oh, those people are doing no good. I suppose they are. But because cancer is an industry,
00:43:43.960cancer care, cancer this, cancer that, people rely on cancer for their livelihoods. So do you think
00:43:51.340there's ever going to be a cure how many people work for cancer related programs in the world
00:43:57.560i don't know thousands probably maybe even millions so do you think they're ever going
00:44:02.440to come out with a cure for it of course not these people would all be out of work
00:44:06.580right they're going to try and build a cottage industry for covid the covid society
00:44:14.760oh yeah long covid society they're going to try and build so you can bet
00:44:21.320it's probably already happening. And of course, because they become a charity, people will donate
00:44:26.460to them. And then you'll find people like Jerry Diaz at the top making hundreds of thousands of
00:44:32.100dollars a year while doing absolutely nothing for people with cancer or COVID or long COVID or
00:44:37.640whatever. I guarantee you that's something we're going to see. You can find that Jerry Diaz story
00:44:45.400on all the left-wing corporate media. Interesting how they are so happy to eat their own, don't you
00:44:50.380think all right who is mislav kolakusik well there's a reason i asked i i was sent this video
00:45:04.780i think a hundred times today uh so mislav kolakusik born in zagresh croatia
00:45:13.180professional career worked as a court trainee commercials that he's a politician he's a lawyer
00:45:21.040he's a judge he's a respected man in europe a respected man in croatia all right so watch what
00:45:27.800he said today on the floor of the european parliament regarding justin trudeau watch this
00:45:34.700The freedom, the freedom, the freedom, the life and life, the work for many of us are the main law for the people of the world
00:45:52.700that millions of people of Europe and the world have placed their lives.
00:45:57.700For the protection of our rights and the rights of our children,
00:46:01.700which we have been working for centuries, many of us, including me,
00:46:08.700we are ready to risk the freedom of our lives and to restore our lives.
00:46:16.700Unfortunately, today, we are among us and those who engage the fundamental value of Canada,