00:13:13.360And, you know, boom, this thing from China hit.0.83
00:13:17.300And, you know, already it was a bit suspicious with the videos that we saw.0.88
00:13:21.580um you know with the Chinese falling down in the street and that was already like a bit suspicious
00:13:26.260but the panic started um and then you know the 24-hour news cycle started churning it out
00:13:32.280um and then suddenly these public health officials were showing up on our nursing floor and you've
00:13:38.540got to wear this and you've got to do that and this is the new rules and and none of the rules
00:13:43.500actually matched up with anything we had learned so we needed to change kind of everything that we
00:13:49.840had learned and um I remember like they turned the emergency department into a camping site
00:13:56.520and they like duct taped you know these plastic walls and they were supposed to zip from the red
00:14:03.200zone to the yellow zone and see when you open the curtain and you go through now it's COVID free0.97
00:14:08.980and it was just like this is bullshit and this is like you know if we were really that afraid we0.92
00:14:14.600we'd need to wear hazmat suits, but we're, it was like pantomime theater. And I like had that0.99
00:14:20.860fish out of water experience where I was a minority within a majority of people who were
00:14:27.460all drinking the Kool-Aid and they're like, Oh my gosh, it's really bad. These zippers work.
00:14:32.960It's the best we can do. All these people that you worked with for years, right? I mean,
00:14:37.760you worked with these people for a good long time and you know that they're
00:14:40.980trained professionals trained medical professionals how is it possible for these people to have fallen
00:14:46.040for such an obvious scam well you know like there were some who fell and then there were others that
00:14:53.380got really quiet and it turned into into poland very quickly where people like you need to look
00:15:00.460up judy michovitz and you know you need to and it was one of the staffers you know who is like
00:15:06.700like a higher ranking professional who said I'm not taking that and I'm like why are you not taking
00:15:11.500the vax like I didn't know anything and she's like it's an mRNA what's an mRNA and that's when
00:15:18.080she started explaining to me like this isn't grandma's polio vaccine grown in an egg kind of
00:15:25.780thing this is this is biotech baby and this is created in a lab and um this is a completely
00:15:33.160different animal and you don't even want to be touching this and um but you know they called it
00:15:39.180a vaccine but like it really wasn't this was a real new foreign substance that we were we were
00:15:45.160playing with and she started me down that rabbit hole and and I just remember going I'm not going
00:15:51.300to take it I'm not going to take it but I was also like you know masking like I was a felon
00:15:58.040on on the nursing floor I was always in trouble because a I couldn't breathe I hated it wet around1.00
00:16:04.180my face it was gross and old French people couldn't understand what the hell I was saying1.00
00:16:10.100and they're deaf and they're a little senile and they need to see my face and they need to read it1.00
00:16:16.220and and a mask just scares people and and it scares old people and it was unnecessary because0.68
00:16:22.780grandma was here for a broken leg not a respiratory issue but they started that asymptomatic
00:16:29.440transmission bullshit and sorry but they that's what got everybody crazy is like you could not0.78
00:16:36.880be sick and then give someone a disease and it was like no you can't you can't another that's0.96
00:16:42.500another microbiology 101 like it's not it's not true but they had everybody are like hook line
00:16:50.000and sinker on that so I was just like I'm in crazy town so ultimately I was in a fortuitous
00:16:59.480situation where I could leave and uh you know I was done being in my boss's office for another
00:17:05.980mask mask felony or whatever you know I didn't believe in the camping or like tents in the0.88
00:17:12.660emerge and and I was the asshole so you know I just said like okay I'm just gonna go and when0.86
00:17:18.520the storm clears i can't wait to go back and here we are like two years later and you know the storm0.93
00:17:27.220is raging on yeah it's kind of crazy but you stayed active within the freedom movement i mean
00:17:34.280there's a lot of nurses who were in your position who left their jobs and really didn't do much
00:17:39.180in terms of getting the word out but you went the extra mile you became very active and as you say
00:17:45.960You hosted on the stage at the Freedom Convoy for three weeks and then you formed the group and you took a trip to Europe last September.
00:17:55.760Was that to go and meet a certain person or was that just to go and see what the hell was going on over there?
00:18:01.920Well, you know, it was thanks because I'm from Quebec originally.
00:18:06.220Like there was a French connection of some Quebecois who had gone to Europe.
00:18:11.560and this gentleman kim who's very smart and like really smart and he arrived in at the european
00:18:19.420parliament with an enormous bouquet of flowers like if i show you this flowers boys this is how
00:18:25.960it's done yo you get everything when you show up with a bouquet this size it was magnificent
00:18:32.020and so he came to christine anderson and he brought her these flowers and and she granted
00:18:38.140him an audience and um and that's when they started speaking and it was his work that he
00:18:46.160told me madame anderson i have met madame anderson and so we were thinking maybe we could bring her
00:18:51.720to canada for canada day like you know french chef kiss and um and of course at that time the0.72
00:19:00.040mandates were still in effect and there was no unvaccinated foreign nationals and so neither
00:19:05.400she nor her team could come um and so i stayed in contact with her team and said like well if
00:19:12.460we could come to europe would you grant us an audience and they're like but of course
00:19:17.560so that's that was like the initial in it's like if i can get there i can i can meet with her um
00:19:25.120thank you to the french thank you to kim thank you very much and veronique um so then you know
00:19:32.840Ultimately, because of activisming, I was invited to speak at a conference in Austria, which was extraordinary.
00:19:43.300It was called the Better Way Conference in Austria.
00:19:47.180And it was for media, medicine and activists.
00:19:52.880And I kind of fell under the activists and medicine side.
00:19:57.860and so uh we i had my ticket i had my chance to get to europe so um and and then you know while
00:20:06.740you're in europe we have to go see the dutch farmers right like you're not going to europe
00:20:10.340without the dutch so um they were protesting in the streets at that point with their tractors
00:20:15.560well yeah they just yeah and i think they were just simmering down but they come out in bursts
00:20:20.100right the dutch come out in waves you know they they're on like spry attacks so you know we just
00:20:26.060ultimately wanted to come with some Canadian flags and come meet some of the Dutch activists
00:20:31.260and farmers and saying like Canada solidarity. So that was like the trifecta trip. And, and I ended
00:20:38.300up coming with some colleagues who I met at the Freedom Convoy, Judy Stinson from the Canadian
00:20:44.580COVID Care Alliance, and Stacey Cotter from Take Action Canada. So the three of us were from three
00:20:51.480different agencies um but we'd all befriended one another during the convoy um and we jumped on a
00:20:58.260plane and we did just that you went to strasburg and to the european parliament in strasburg
00:21:05.360met christine so exciting she gave us a tour of the european parliament and it is exactly like
00:21:13.060all your nightmares can imagine it's a spaceship it's cold all they talked about was trans and
00:21:20.620climate change like it was all the things that you are like kind of like this like star trek you
00:21:27.800know it was the starship enterprise a bit the dark version of star trek though the alternate reality
00:21:34.300where everybody's bad right and and christy knew that she was a minority there because there's like
00:21:40.080hundreds of parliamentarians and few who share her views on covid um but ultimately we we went
00:21:49.740there and then we went to Austria and then we went to the Netherlands and then Stacey and Judy
00:21:55.300went back to Brussels and went to the European Parliament in Brussels and wine Christine and
00:22:01.180dine Christine and you know tried to seduce her into coming to Canada to do a tour like
00:22:08.640Canadians love you wouldn't it be a great idea what do you think so Christine Anderson herself
00:22:15.680an elected official in the european parliament from germany toured you around the european
00:22:22.720parliament she did we were with we were with some other visitors so like they're used to that at the
00:22:28.100european parliament you need to bring your passport they give you a little badge which
00:22:32.320i believe i still have you know do a retinal scan and a rectal scan and all the things
00:22:38.380to get in the building the digital id already digital yeah we got digital no quite but like
00:22:45.920you're not that far um and and yeah to get into the building and yeah like did a tour of it and
00:22:52.960and it was kind of like what do what what do you people all do and you all look like you get paid
00:22:57.720a lot of money to be here and what is it that you do and what purpose do you serve like and at the
00:23:03.640center of like sort of the main area of the building there's this big orb and it's like man
00:23:09.100does that light up at night like if you flip a switch does that crack open and like it was hard
00:23:14.900to tell but yeah the sci-fi movies were writing themselves when did you get the idea to ask her
00:23:21.520to come here like did you already have it in mind as you were going over there or did it just occur
00:23:27.840to you you know we should get christine over i mean people know in canada people know her
00:23:33.300she said some incredible things well i mean we we knew she was like that she was a rock star right
00:23:42.160and i remember seeing christine anderson's hope speech where she spoke to the truckers saying
00:23:48.800um you gave me hope when i needed hope and and it was kind of like wow like i remember being
00:23:55.160cold and seeing that and like you know from the convoy landscape going wow like she's amazing
00:24:01.200Donald Trump stick up stick up for us and Christine Anderson stuck up for us like in
00:24:06.180the world and um you know so we we didn't go to Mar-a-Lago and try to like give Trump some
00:24:14.500Diet Coke and see if he'll come to Canada but maybe that's next um but you know like Christine
00:24:21.140just had this like we were in the trenches and watching her and then she did the evisceration
00:24:26.540speech when Trudeau went to Brussels and um and did the please spare us your presence speech
00:24:34.020and and we were like man she's the bomb like ah and and so when we were talking to her about that
00:24:42.620she was explaining to us that um she she was able to get in on a technicality of the motion that was
00:24:49.620brought forward because they weren't going to let her speak but she raised the technicality and
00:24:54.000that's why she was given 60 seconds to get that speech out before they knew they were going to
00:25:00.140cut her mic so it is like the like the world's fastest speech because she had one minute to get
00:25:06.540her done um but it was like a minute that counted and it went so we just needed to tell christine
00:25:14.340like how important she was to us and how much she meant to us and she had no understanding like
00:25:21.020no concept she's like really like people like me in Canada I'm like yes we think you're amazing
00:25:27.460and so um it was a bit you know build it and they will come but we we were kind of thinking that
00:25:35.760perhaps you know that would be of interest to Canadians and and and give the freedom movement
00:25:40.400a boost because goodness knows we are fractured and could use a lift at this point right so so
00:25:48.260did you come back before you started making these plans or were you already making the plans
00:25:54.300as you were in europe to try and get over i think i think that she needed to think about it i think
00:26:01.660that on her end she um you know had advisors who are going what are you doing you know this in
00:26:08.400canada like there's nothing to do with germany it has nothing to do with europe what are you doing
00:26:12.500so she needed to like get through that and get sure that this is what she wanted to do um
00:26:18.900but i i think i remember stacy and i had like a 7 a.m phone call with her office because you know
00:26:27.020they're six hours ahead and i remember that her senior executive assistant said yeah like he gave
00:26:33.640it the two thumbs up and we're like okay it's happening so we're like that you know that meme
00:26:41.280that's like it's happening it's happening so we just like ah like we need to do something did you
00:26:47.240did you know anything about planning a rock star type tour before you started going down this road
00:26:54.280like anything at all not to this level look we've planned events before and um you know and they
00:27:01.560last one afternoon and then we're out um but something to this to this level and with venues
00:27:09.960no and and I think that it was definitely new for Judy um Stacey had somewhat of an idea of some
00:27:18.280things but we were all like really green we just knew that we wanted to give Christine an
00:27:24.520extraordinary experience in Canada and that we weren't going to put her in like the travel lodge
00:27:31.440dinged hotel like you know here you are for $29.99 a day you know right exactly we've actually we're
00:27:42.200Airbnb-ing our way through Alberta so we like we knew we needed to treat her with with the royalty
00:27:50.300that she deserves and and not $6,000 a night you know mind you like we still were you know we
00:27:58.460weren't ridiculous mr justin trudeau yeah you didn't do it you know style so how did you raise
00:28:04.560the money i mean like you got to think all right we need money for this first thing we need we need0.80
00:28:08.180money for this we've got to get her over here we've probably got to bring a couple of her staff
00:28:11.640over as well we've got to get hotel rooms we've got to get venues and i'm sure there's other things
00:28:16.820i'm leaving out here so how did you do that yeah security all of that so um so it was thanks to
00:28:23.940seed money from um harold jonkers and his team jonkers trucking and his team love you and um
00:28:31.300josh bigger uh bigger roofing thank you um there were there were people that um some who want to
00:28:38.420remain um like unmentioned because they don't want to get in trouble but you know they were like
00:28:43.060honestly the principal who uh people are like here's four grand here's five grand go and so
00:28:49.100then we're like okay we can put a deposit down on this venue and we can put a deposit down over here
00:28:53.900and we can, you know, get a, like, deposit down on a hotel and pay for Max's Flight, and, you know, we, that's sort of what started, and then, you know, we, we started with merch, because merch, you know, you can turn it around fairly quickly, and we were selling merch at other events, and, you know, we would take the $200 here and the $300 there, and that would put another deposit down over here,
00:29:17.840um and and and then we we did get help building a website um and that's a whole thing in itself
00:29:25.020that I don't know how to do and um and then we needed to work like we needed to incorporate
00:29:30.720we needed a lawyer like all of a sudden things got really expensive and really crazy0.91
00:29:36.060in order to do it properly I mean we could have just like brought her over and she could have0.97
00:29:41.740stayed on my couch but um like you know here's the fringe for you Christine I got a bunch of kids
00:29:53.840there's Cheerios and the cracks some fish crackers welcome to Canada the reason I asked
00:30:00.880about that is because you know I put up your picture with Christine I think you guys were
00:30:05.800in Calgary obviously you had the hats on and I said that you were coming on the show tonight and
00:30:10.900so somebody asked where the money go where's the money there's always that question right like
00:30:15.740where's the money and my first response i get my back up when i see that because you've got people
00:30:21.440who are doing so much work trying to bring something positive to the freedom movement
00:30:26.880whatever it is whether it's selling a t-shirt whether it's having a concert whether it's
00:30:30.520planning an afternoon at a legislature or whatever and that takes time to do that a lot of time a lot
00:30:38.220of work a lot of concentration it's exhausting for you guys to do all of that but uh you explained
00:30:45.560to me very well this afternoon what you did and what you're planning to do so would you please
00:30:51.040tell the people where the money went where the money go where the money it's it's big so first
00:30:57.220of all we we incorporated we became a business we're not a not-for-profit or a charity so um
00:31:02.780we were allowed to make money in this process um and for sure we didn't know if we would clear
00:31:11.040like when we look at all the bills that we were actually going to get into the black and out of
00:31:16.080the red i mean there was never any way you guys could have put together a plan and said okay we're
00:31:20.660going to spend x amount of money and hopefully we'll get x amount of money back but i mean
00:31:25.720first timers at this there's no way that you could ever have come up with all of the expenditures
00:31:31.520in a plan right i mean i know and contingencies holy shoot like at one point christine's assistant
00:31:39.660ended up with like this flaring eye infection and he's like i don't have travel insurance0.85
00:31:45.220and i'm like shit you need to go see a doctor like i'm a nurse but like there ain't enough0.98
00:31:50.260vising in the world for that like you need to see someone what the hell did you do last night0.99
00:31:55.720um so so no he's like and that was like a 1200 bill out of nowhere there was like crazy expenses
00:32:07.420yes next time check like we will get blue cross and make sure that everyone is covered that way
00:32:14.500smart um but yeah there were there were side expenditures and i mean ultimately um the the
00:32:23.640tour itself cost tens of thousands of dollars like it was insane and yes there are ways of
00:32:30.140streamlining that and yes i appreciate people who are like thought like they just turn the screws
00:32:35.940with with budgeting and and and cutting costs like i admire people who do that um but when it's game
00:32:42.940on and it's happening all it is is like visa card better keep working because visa card on fire
00:32:48.240um so you know from like all the all the things um and what we will do with like any money that
00:32:56.640is left over and we are still like paying off all our accounts and paying for security and
00:33:01.480and making sure that that that's all squared away um that is the seed for like the next initiative
00:33:08.500and you know we do have a few lines like irons in the fire for potential future guests coming
00:33:14.580to canada or future tours um perhaps internationally and and so now we like as much as we're grateful
00:33:21.720to big daddy bigger and big daddy jonkers you know we don't have to go to daddy for money
00:33:27.260you know we can actually like mama's got money in her own bank account and we can um put a deposit
00:33:33.220on the next venue you know what even if you would have kept the money beth and even if you would0.98
00:33:38.460have kept the money you three girls uh that was made after all this is said and done i would have1.00
00:33:43.460no problem with that I mean all the Jordan Peterson's making a friggin killing right
00:33:48.000you know and and granted you're gonna get an excellent product people took a risk
00:33:53.440and they spent their hard-earned money don't like not knowing if they were gonna get total
00:33:58.020bollocks when they showed up and shitty chicken you know on like limp salad they did not know
00:34:05.020what they were gonna get but people in I went to see Jordan Peterson Whitby and it was like0.91
00:34:10.000seven hundred and fifty dollars to dine with him and a hundred other people thank you very much
00:34:16.840and and now you're saying like they've jacked it up they've doubled it for like Manitoba and that's
00:34:22.920just to sit and listen you don't get to eat with him or take a selfie um like I remember that you
00:34:30.120know the JCCF did um like some events with Tamara right and it was a similar price point um and you
00:34:38.640know and Tamara is an important symbol of freedom and like I love her don't get me wrong with love
00:34:45.620Tamara love you very much um but you know I don't know if the if you know they were chastised to the
00:34:52.820same extent for like how dare you make money off this dinner people went to the dinner they didn't
00:34:57.920go to the dinner like that was your choice it's your choice if you want to pay then you pay if
00:35:03.480you don't want to you can't afford it then don't pay but right you know i mean i always say look
00:35:09.060do you ask the manager at the supermarket you shop at what he's doing with the money that he
00:35:14.980earns that day or do you ask eugene melnick the owner of the ottawa senators what he does with
00:35:20.720all of the ticket money and the television revenue you know no but like i mean the people in the
00:35:27.760freedom movement like i get it on a level two people have been robbed like you know the government
00:35:33.560stole 10 million dollars from the people twice yes like and and and there have been shenanigans
00:35:40.880and there have been people who are like i'm building homes for veterans and meanwhile they're
00:35:46.800like stealing all the money you know so i i get it like people are super paranoid and and they're
00:35:53.240terrified that their hard-earned money is going to go into a you know a complete grift and i and i
00:35:59.880get it but we wanted to deliver a product here's the bottom line if you were absconding i wouldn't
00:36:06.880be talking to you right now you would be elsewhere you'd be on some warm island right now with your
00:36:12.180entire family relaxing and probably planning never to come back oh that would be so good right
00:36:17.480like but here i am in hellhole winter yeah with winter tires and you know and we're just sort of
00:36:26.620gripping through it but like you know and i i appreciate that i i think that you know
00:36:31.620the freedom movement can't only be a tin cup shaking in the streets going like please sir
00:36:38.720you know we have to be able to it's part of our culture creation and and some of it is free and
00:36:46.280some of it isn't but um you know we are trying to to get this movement off the ground and um and
00:36:54.380and it costs money to do that let me ask you what the reception was like at each one of the tour
00:37:00.080stops you guys did calgary you did whitby you did toronto and i think montreal and you said
00:37:05.080montreal was actually a bit of a tough a tough one at the end yeah amazing right we were greeted
00:37:13.640at the airport with cowboys in albertan limousines you know pickup trucks and they clean them and
00:37:21.120they had fresh flags and the boys looked so good like a suit and a cowboy hat like wow it looks
00:37:27.860amazing and so we had um an incredible time and and alberta is so freedom oriented it's so natural
00:37:36.280to them right they're gun people they're freedom people they're libertarians they're just like
00:37:41.900leave me alone and let me do my let me do my thing so and they're oil and gas people they're
00:37:48.680energy people um so you could we just felt like so excited by that and we did um an event at the
00:37:58.240south um victory church um in calgary and like the pastor's amazing like their team is amazing
00:38:07.120and um that was our first experience getting our videos up there making sure the av is working out1.00
00:38:14.220um incredible and people were in tears like the polish the romanians the russians um you know
00:38:21.980people from eastern europe they're like i love you christine anderson like and it was so emotional
00:38:26.900there were germans who lived in the gdr who lived in east germany it was so emotional and um you
00:38:35.220know they're all canadians these people now but christine coming to canada meant so much to them
00:38:41.420and i think that that's when it first hit christine like oh my god these people really love me um
00:38:47.180like yeah they they really do um what is she like by the way i haven't even asked you that yet what
00:38:53.220is she like as a person is she the sweetheart i get the feeling she is she like one of the things
00:38:58.620I'll say she does not suffer fools gladly and so she she is I feel like she she's a light worker0.98
00:39:05.840she she brings light but she wants the truth so she doesn't she does not like lies no bullshit0.95
00:39:13.640that kind of stuff it's best to get to the point with Christine Anderson um you know Germans they're
00:39:19.720they're not into the floral talk um but she has an incredible sense of humor um she is used to0.97
00:39:26.940being under attack from the media and that kind of thing so she does have shields but she she's0.99
00:39:34.980an incredible operator when times get stressful as they became more stressful as we moved to the
00:39:41.360east as some people may know right like maybe you should have wrapped it up maybe you should
00:39:48.660have wrapped it up in the west it's too good you guys are too good we love you so much like don't
00:39:54.200let you know ontario and quebec lie to you alberta you're the best we can't do it without you
00:39:59.380so then we like zoom we land in ontario the next day jonkers trucking picks us up and we go on a
00:40:08.680convoy to cambridge and that was extraordinary i think um we had to we had to make it a private
00:40:16.480convoy well we called it a motorcade the people's motorcade because those are allowed convoys are
00:40:22.080like the dirty C word, right? Like it's the other C word you're not allowed to say. And so
00:40:32.880thank you. So, so we, and it was incredible. There were, there were, I don't know, 20 big rigs and
00:40:45.500um at least i don't know 74 wheelers behind and we had our own private zello channel that you know
00:40:53.000people like freedom okay everybody stick right don't turn your hazards on watch out for the
00:40:57.020dodge you know that's trying to cut us off you know and like there's someone every time we do
00:41:01.820a convoy there's some angry leftist drivers who want to like like they get completely mad when
00:41:08.960they see the flags and so you know we have a warning system do not engage with the you know0.94
00:41:15.040the crazy lady coming up uh the side of the road in in some green car and some ev watch out watch
00:41:22.620out for the evs um and so we we had this incredible experience in in cambridge like it was it was
00:41:31.240surreal it was divine um and and that was like a lower price point so it sold out like push like
00:41:38.180lightning um but the hildebrands the mennonites they like made salads like the church ladies
00:41:45.040they got they got pigs on spits we had we had porta potties one thing we were denied in ottawa
00:41:52.680was porta potties and you know i wanted to make sure we had more than enough porta potties
00:41:58.760because we're dignified so and like that was the worst that was the worst in ottawa is like
00:42:07.200all the people that peed in their snow pants because they had no other option um that was
00:42:12.700and we pay for those bathrooms don't get me started um so it it was like it was incredible
00:42:19.620and um one guy he went to the Diefenbaker estate and got snow from the Diefenbaker estate
00:42:28.380brought it to Cambridge so that um and they made um a maples taffy which is like so good right
00:42:36.640and and they had just gallons of gallons of taffy and so we had taffy on deep and baker snow and
00:42:42.900like that totally didn't resonate with christine like she's like who the hell is that but for me
00:42:48.420i'm like my god this is amazing that's canadiana at its finest i couldn't have thought of that like
00:42:55.700oh and somebody's gonna go get deep and baker snow like no like that that's the genius of the hive
00:43:01.240mind um and what about montreal tell us about montreal and well montreal is where antifa and
00:43:08.480black bloc live and you know many of our venues had been threatened so cambridge was fine because
00:43:15.020it was private property and they were dutch and then eglinton grand had i was in toronto they had0.76
00:43:22.120been threatened many time times and what they did at the end was like like snubbed us on our0.95
00:43:28.880contract they took her name out of the marquee so that was a whole reason we chose your stinking
00:43:34.400venue is so that we could have Christine Anderson in the marquee and at the very last minute they're
00:43:39.640like oh no we're not gonna put it up because you know like I don't know um terror and they insisted
00:43:44.180on police officers and and so we and that was like an extra thousand dollars you know not expected0.99
00:43:51.400kind of thing and and so we got their stupid cops and the cops did absolutely nothing but talk all1.00
00:43:57.040night like there was not we were freedomers there was zero problems there was no Antifa0.99
00:44:02.740so it's just money wasted on fear um then we went to Whitby um and we again Whitby is far
00:44:10.180enough away that like Antifa can't get there like you need a car you know and you need like
00:44:15.920no transit that goes out there is no bus that takes you out to Whitby sorry guys so you know
00:44:25.360you're going to have to um it's harder and then but Montreal we had we had a beautiful gallery
00:44:33.480and it was supposed to conclude it and Stacey loves art you know and it was just it was going
00:44:39.540to be like um you know an art gallery dinner it was a beautiful venue it was like and um and they
00:44:47.800got call after call after call and it was probably the same five guys calling 10 times each and so0.95
00:44:54.900that the poor lady you know like whatever her name was was like oh my god jay par and um and0.96
00:45:02.660it like terrified them and then they were like asking for exorbitant amounts of money and like
00:45:08.400and they wanted a security guard at every window and it was just like we can't do this and so we
00:45:15.600had to change venues and i called a freedomer in montreal and i'm like dude we need like last
00:45:21.920like we need a new venue for six days from now what have you got and um and he's like okay i've
00:45:29.280got my friend and so but like and i had sort of really no concept but it was like a friend all
00:45:35.040the way like west island of montreal it was like an hour away which i completely didn't realize
00:45:41.140where'd you go olympic stadium no it was like it was like this and it was cool it was a super cool
00:45:48.560venue but it was not um a high-end you know art gallery this was more of a cabane you know with
00:45:59.260coca-cola signs on the wall you know it wasn't like your diamond and sparkle event and um but
00:46:07.100they were open and they were willing and they would take us and they were not afraid of the
00:46:11.380phone calls even though they still got them um and it was you know it was the same people going
00:46:16.800like i'm gonna shut you down anti-semitism nazis you know and all the stuff so um we we like0.97
00:46:27.000freedomers are incredibly resilient because despite it all and all the bullshit they um0.91
00:46:33.200they showed up and um and like they they poured out their heart for christine and and we did it0.86
00:46:41.580French and English and um and it was like you know just letting Quebec know that Canada still
00:46:48.880loves them and and the best part of the convoy was the bringing together of Quebec and the rest
00:46:55.400of the country and and I know that that's starting to like you know those everybody's getting resentful
00:47:01.660again and so it was just to like everybody remember that you know that convoy was about
00:47:07.380breaking down all those walls between Alberta and Quebec and all that stuff like we're actually all
00:47:12.880one team. I got it I got to tell you that you probably didn't even realize this going in but
00:47:19.520you had a few missions to accomplish here and you went straight into the face of the Marxists
00:47:26.060which is very brave. I mean I've done that a couple of times myself but I do it locally here
00:47:31.420where in Winnipeg there's not really I mean there is a movement here but they don't really get mad
00:47:36.220until uh there's some kind of a movement involving jewish people for whatever reason i don't know why
00:47:41.960that is because most of the uh the antifa here are uh middle east sorts but right um you had to
00:47:49.940fly in the face of elected officials even the mayor of calgary was calling out christine anderson0.95
00:47:56.260like long after we left it's like bitch you're late you know we you know the petroleum club0.99
00:48:02.000actually apologized for hosting her did they yeah it's i know it's disappointing and i'm sorry to be0.99
00:48:09.480the first one to tell you it because they came out and they made a statement on twitter i think
00:48:14.340it was yesterday and i was disappointed by that too because they seemed very excited to host
00:48:19.960christine they were they were wonderful and they were gracious and it was a beautiful venue and
00:48:25.860they had no problems and they got paid on time and if anything we we ordered more food because
00:48:31.620we originally i don't know thought we had sold like 200 tickets but at the end of it like there
00:48:37.720were like 325 people there and so we kept on ordering more food so we made them a ton of money
00:48:44.380and you know we didn't damage the property or like there was no no nonsense so it's it's tragic
00:48:51.980um to see people renege like that and you know perhaps the mayor of calgary was jealous again
00:48:59.620because you know no convoy for you lady like she's a marxist she is just another marxist in
00:49:06.380in a whole sea of them uh and they even they're even in alberta but you want to know what let's0.59
00:49:11.240i want to talk about the pier poliev thing for just a second what happened what the hell happened
00:49:15.600tell me what happened okay well first of all uh polyev uh not polyev but the three mps the
00:49:22.160three conservative mps including leslie lewis released a joint statement uh either friday or
00:49:28.220saturday because they they sat down for dinner with christine you arranged that yeah and and
00:49:34.220they said that we didn't realize her background or the views of her party and and we're sorry to
00:49:39.640have done that whatever it was i'm paraphrasing but i pulled up the manifesto of the afd which is
00:49:46.600the alternative for deutschland party which is the party that christine anderson belongs to
00:49:50.780and bethen and i were going over this before the show started you guys this is the table of contents
00:49:56.380of the manifesto we're not going to go through the entire thing obviously because it's pages
00:50:00.960and pages long but let's just see some of the things they cover here and how they cover them
00:50:05.400And I understand that there was a problem in 2015 when one of the leaders of the party, a regional leader, I guess somehow was accused of supporting a group of accused Holocaust deniers.
00:50:20.080So they got rid of this person right here.
00:50:23.240But that's another story that the left wing corporate media has portrayed, kind of like what they do in Canada when it comes to the People's Party and Maxime Bernier.
00:50:32.080But anyway, democracy and core values, this is what they want to establish in Europe, in the European Union, and in Germany.
00:50:41.060They want to establish lean government for free citizens.
00:50:44.420They want to guarantee the separation of powers.
00:50:47.300They want referenda based on the Swiss model.
00:50:49.580I don't know what the Swiss model is, but Switzerland seems to be doing all right.
00:50:53.960They want a free election of candidates.
00:50:56.240They want to realign party funding and constitutional law.
00:50:59.460They want to limit the influence and power of political parties.
00:51:03.280They want separate political office and membership of parliament.