00:04:24.140Linda's watching from Waterloo, Ontario.
00:04:26.140Rodney from Montreal, Donna from Transcona, Morgana's watching from Kootenai Bay, British Columbia, Barb from Stony Mountain, Patricia, hello from Cornwall, Barb from Calgary, Cindy from Winnipeg, Brad from Lockport, Celine's watching from Ottawa, Faye's watching from K-Town, Kingston, Ontario, Joanne, hello, Linda, hello from Alberta, Kim's watching from Sparwood, BC, Carol from Bradford, Cindy is watching from LaSalle, Ontario, not LaSalle, Manitoba, hello,
00:06:20.140So I redid that show this morning at 10 o'clock central,
00:06:24.800And then, this afternoon, I asked my guest tonight to come on the show, and he said, absolutely, I will.
00:06:32.880So we're going to bring him on in just a second, but first, let's introduce him just a little bit here from this article from the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms.
00:06:44.600This came out last July or August, I think it was.
00:15:23.120That was the biggest thing in our lives, actually, because, you know, I taught myself how to how to learn.
00:15:33.540I didn't do schooling very well, so I learned everything.
00:15:40.840I ran one of the biggest bulletin board systems before the Internet in North America called the Land of BBS.
00:15:48.240And we turned that into the Internet like a long time ago.
00:15:53.120to test hotmail before it came out you know things like that so um so when you decided
00:16:04.500dana lee to come into ottawa by yourself not knowing anybody and living the way you live i
00:16:12.680mean especially after your year of clarity you pretty much spent that year by yourself
00:16:17.860to be surrounded by all of these people how did that feel it hell it was very different shadow
00:16:26.640it was really it was weird it was but you know what uh you watched a video that i haven't put
00:16:35.180out there i i allowed you to watch it and and some lawyers and things like that and uh there's
00:16:42.380Some little subtitles in there that say, you know, as I walked up that street, I felt more and more confident because of the people, because of the interactions.
00:16:55.540And, you know, that's what Peaceful Assembly is all about, is to be able to talk to people.
00:17:04.480And we'd been locked down for two years.
00:17:07.320We couldn't talk to our neighbors, not even online or anywhere else.
00:17:11.340So to be able to physically go and talk to people and instantly you're starting to get hugs.
00:17:18.940And you will see in that video was the 26th of January.
00:17:23.920That was before everybody had shown up, but there was still a bit of people already there and had already started.
00:17:34.480The love had already started the love in.
00:17:38.220and uh you know i did on the 28th uh randomly i was selected by the canadian press to do a
00:17:49.860interview and i was nobody i was just a guy standing there but i said to them i said this
00:17:57.980is a love-in it's like we're in the 70s fighting for our freedoms again and uh a couple hours later
00:18:06.620I'm still standing in the same spot, and she comes back to me and says, we've done thousands of little interviews and stuff, and our editor wants to highlight yours.
00:19:01.520And at first I was standing on Parliament Hill. You'll notice the very early shots. And there's a couple early videos of me even taking a rest and laying down and talking to my $80 phone.
00:19:13.360and but as I was standing on Parliament Hill I had a direct sight line to the trucks on the left
00:19:24.540hand side as you're looking away from the Parliament buildings on Wellington and all I
00:19:30.260seen were a bunch of jokers dancing around acting like fools in front of the trucks and the media
00:19:38.520was eating it up and uh i thought to myself i'm standing in the wrong spot
00:19:46.840so i went up and i i climbed up to this white truck that was that was sitting there
00:19:56.680and uh i said do you mind if i stand in front of your truck and i don't think he realized what i
00:20:03.320had meant but he said sure go ahead so after seven days of 10 hours a day standing in front
00:20:13.660of this truck without movement and just hugging people and standing there uh that trucker wrote
00:20:22.720this beautiful it was the nicest thing anybody had ever said about me and uh he said you know
00:20:29.780i wish i could bring it up i think i read that you know as we talk about it i think i can bring
00:20:37.180it up real quick too it's tell me where to find it i'll put it on the screen yeah it's on my
00:20:42.720facebook and uh if you go to the folder called freedom under the in the albums uh this might be
00:20:54.680a little bit too involved but let's just say that that like and you know what i'll bring it up later
00:20:58.460on uh maybe yeah yeah anyways it was the nicest thing and basically he said i want this man
00:21:04.840standing and guarding the front of my truck
00:21:07.420and it was it was touching it really uh so i had just spent six days i i had made arrangements to
00:21:20.760stay at somebody's house when i went to ottawa but that person works for the government and
00:21:28.040got a letter saying um if you aid and abed anybody that's going to take part in this upcoming
00:21:37.320protest it could be dangerous uh to your career and and whatever so uh they told me about this
00:21:48.100and said i can't have you stay here so i mean i gotta respect my friend
00:21:54.660and sleep in the street yeah yeah so that's what happened i got frostbite uh i have no feeling in
00:22:04.880this film now uh and uh so by the sixth day i was getting really cold and there was somebody
00:22:13.100that really saved me one morning called uh brooke fleming
00:22:19.180and uh she was running those little black tents that had heat inside them in a kitchen
00:22:28.060that was right directly across and uh she seen me at 7 30 in the morning walking around with
00:22:36.400my blanket on and i was freezing to death it was minus 35 and uh she brought me into this tent
00:22:45.440and warmed me up and fed me and it was amazing and that was the day that uh
00:22:53.660uh this other man had had already written this beautiful thing about me
00:22:59.300but he did more than that he contacted the uh road captors and they had all taken notice of
00:23:10.120me of course because every day right from the beginning i hugged this man i didn't know called
00:23:16.580boom truck ben and uh every morning i hugged that big lug every night before we left and uh
00:23:27.300same with some of the the security and and and they would all come up and give me their
00:23:34.420approval i guess of what i was doing because i'll tell you when i left the hill and those jokers
00:23:43.220were literally dancing in front of the truck i stood right in the middle of them and i said this
00:23:49.500isn't what we need and i just stood there and i started standing in peace and they went away
00:23:56.000and they never ever came back in 25 days so as far as i'm concerned i did my job who were those
00:24:05.040guys dana who were those guys like part of the convoy or were they just there for a party i guess
00:24:10.440one day you'll see my uh remember i wore two funny looking cameras on my head yeah nobody has ever
00:24:18.080seen that footage you just seen a little snippet but i have 45 hours wow so yeah so so many colorful
00:24:28.060characters came out of this convoy there was pat king there was freedom george tomorrow leach
00:24:34.120uh we're gonna have tom barrazzo on the show tomorrow night um he's with v4f now and he's
00:24:41.680been uh watching the goings on at the inquiry and he's going to be testifying himself so was
00:24:46.840tamara so was pat chris barber all those folks next week uh how did you get hooked up with them
00:24:52.160did they find you uh and just say hey you're a pretty interesting character where we're at in
00:24:58.660this story actually is uh so this driver tells the road captain that i have no place to sleep
00:25:05.560and uh that road captain was jay from the shed truck and jay is such a fantastic human being
00:25:16.540that uh we start to talk inside the shed we're we're hanging out and we're just talking remember
00:25:23.240i don't know anybody just because you meet somebody doesn't mean you're an affiliate to them
00:25:28.420right you're just you're in a protest man you're going to meet people yep so um i ended up in a
00:25:36.340couple driver meetings and things like this that went on and uh they loved the message so you know
00:25:44.120in war uh that's the way the police like to see it obviously from their testimonies in war if you
00:25:53.160find a tool and uh and it's going to help you then you use that tool so on the eighth day the
00:26:04.080um new york times took my picture this guy followed me around for a week
00:26:12.840tough to see but we can pull we can pull that up too
00:26:17.940well it's in that same slideshow that you already have up there it's that right that picture is in
00:26:24.400there so not only the new york times but i did interviews with the new york times national post
00:26:32.600epoch times um uh japan times wow uh and one from like uh the bbc i think um anyways so
00:26:51.660but they were all coming up and taking my picture they all have their own pictures so
00:26:57.920uh but i also had i i like to call him my personal photography my personal photographer
00:27:05.520because he took so many pictures of me and has has given me those pictures graciously
00:27:09.920and he's a fantastic photographer um uh oh geez name's gonna come to me in a second here
00:27:19.140that's all right keep going but uh so these pictures were getting out there all over the
00:27:26.600world and even cbc every every morning at 6 a.m uses my picture in their advertisement of their
00:27:36.320of their show you know i've warned them about that because you know you could use my picture
00:27:42.420in a thing but in an advertisement you need to have permission for that that's true yeah
00:27:48.300And now I see that CTV is also using my footage and pictures in their advertising.
00:27:59.400So another thing that happened was there was somebody from Bangladesh that was very, very important in the government there visiting Ottawa during this time, during this protest.
00:28:15.700and he came up and one day just like everybody else took a picture of us and blah blah blah and
00:28:22.140a couple days later he comes up to me and he takes another picture and he says you're famous
00:28:26.160in bangladesh and i was like so he says yeah they all love you and i get emails from bangladesh
00:28:33.460all the time cool so so as as you were gaining this notoriety through absolutely no impetus of
00:28:42.080your own you were just standing there with a flag and this people were taking notice of you because
00:28:48.540you just started catching on okay this started catching on at the beginning we didn't see a
00:28:55.100whole lot of this and i'm not attributing it all to myself but i'm telling you uh you could see the
00:29:01.260change and now how many people do that a lot more uh i've been doing it for years and years and years
00:29:08.940on my facebook you can go back 10 years and i'm always standing like that uh so uh it started
00:29:16.320catching on i started having little meetings and uh stuff like this and then i did a show with
00:29:23.220at say again three zot he's a youtuber okay and uh i did a show at 3 a.m he caught me walking
00:29:34.860around outside and uh i said come on into the shed and we did the first interview in the shed
00:29:42.580with zot and 20 000 people were watching and i uh like i explained to you earlier i wasn't mentally
00:29:52.640uh together when i was in ottawa either i i have my uh my disabilities and uh if i talk about them
00:30:02.860i i get to break up and stuff like that so it's uh it's very difficult for me i take medication
00:30:10.020and all of this stuff but i'm not going to let that define me okay doesn't take away from my
00:30:16.220knowledge or any or you know i've been hired by billion dollar corporations and they still use
00:30:22.340my training material our government does so you know let's get to the stuff where you were meeting
00:30:28.100tamara and the road captains and and uh yeah well i actually uh i i can't say i never met tamara
00:30:35.820because we were in the same hotel and i think we had met one time i uh i we may have met one time
00:30:42.360but we didn't really talk or anything like that um but i did with a lot of the truckers every night
00:30:49.140after standing for 10 hours i walked around for about three hours and i met almost all the truckers
00:30:55.300and uh i got to talk to them and i got to sit with them and things like this and they loved
00:31:01.520the the whole working together thing so we we ran with it and i got the backing of the truckers and
00:31:09.220i got the backing of many people like jason lafache and and stuff like this that just
00:31:16.100loved the message that it's very simple it's very simple like you know uh and then um
00:31:24.240um so we just worked together they got me a hotel on the seventh night and uh i stayed in a hotel
00:31:32.300right up until the very last night other than a couple nights of staying in the shed because of
00:31:37.060security reasons um so it was nice after the first week i was able to take a bath every night
00:31:46.580after standing there for 10 hours it was really good and then uh late at night i would walk around
00:31:52.840And this is when I met Jim Kerr and a few other really key people is when you would meet when you weren't all in the big crowd.
00:32:04.240It was very personal meetings on the street or at their camp or this camp.
00:32:10.740And, you know, so it was very personal meetings.
00:32:14.260And I guess I just put the message that I want to be there for everybody.
00:32:22.120that that's that's me i i'm not uh i've never asked for money i've never heard that uh or
00:32:30.340anything because i haven't needed it you know you want to donate donate to the jcc app that's where
00:32:36.900you can donate you know uh because they are doing amazing things for so many canadians
00:32:43.240as a matter of fact you were saying on your on your website there's a link that nobody has ever
00:32:49.260used for donations which i think is is really cool yeah never never once used so whatever
00:32:59.820so how how is it i also never said anything about it i'm not like that so how is it then
00:33:07.180with this message you're walking around for weeks with this message
00:33:12.540you're meeting all of these people and and the message is getting through and
00:33:16.380they're starting to use the same message peace we are going to do this peacefully we are not going
00:33:21.520to be violent we are not going to be disruptive well you know i mean except for the horns when we
00:33:27.820had you know a court injunction to stop that we're working on now counter narrative uh we seen the
00:33:35.500narrative that was going on as it was going across the country our prime minister spewing hate speech
00:33:43.120and and a lot of other people and uh i you know uh my parents like i said we didn't see eye to eye
00:33:52.100but one day on the 26th of january i said to my dad i said please if i showed you three videos
00:34:01.340would you sit and watch them just three he says okay so i show him the first two that were of
00:34:09.460the convoy coming across canada and was beautiful you know and he ah like radical you know
00:34:18.020but the third uh the third one was in french of justin spewing his hate speech and i i never
00:34:30.800uh like to re-say his words or anything like that i really don't believe in if if he says it and
00:34:40.060everybody else keeps saying it it just keeps living so i just call it hate speech i'm not
00:34:45.460going to repeat any of the words um and also his language uh about communities uh this word fringe
00:34:54.040i i don't like to use it because that's his language i understand the parody and everything
00:35:00.420else but really it just it gnaws at me i hate it um so i sat my dad down and he watched this third
00:35:09.000video and i was standing above him and he's watching the pad and after it finishes he looks
00:35:17.100up at me and says that's not right do you want me to drive you
00:35:22.980so let me ask you for a guy who is who is walking around with this message and it rubbed off on so
00:35:32.960many people how is it that you wound up with all of those charges and and believe me i am not
00:35:38.940inferring in any way that you deserve them but was that at the time when the cops started ramping up
00:35:45.660the heat on the protesters you know what i was in a personal protest you're allowed to do that in
00:35:51.920this country doesn't matter if there's other protests going on or groups or whatever but as a
00:35:58.080singular canadian i was there for my own protest that's what i even say live and everything else
00:36:04.060and i've stood to that the whole time i have information that i believe is worth protesting
00:36:13.220against our government on the path that they have taken and uh so i went in a personal protest
00:36:22.400and in a personal i stood there in personal protest almost saying no words okay the only
00:36:30.260thing i whispered to everybody that hugged me was through peace and love we will beat them
00:36:35.780i whispered that to everybody and when a child came up to me i said to them three times
00:36:42.020we're doing this for you we're doing this for you we're doing this for you
00:36:48.620that helps imprint that child okay and uh and and that's what we were doing
00:36:56.420I don't care about me I really don't I live a great life I didn't have to leave this mountain
00:37:03.480I didn't have to do anything I didn't need to go to Ottawa but I needed to go to Ottawa
00:37:09.520yeah i hear you so that's how i just i don't know i'm not a i'm not a big public kind of guy
00:37:19.180but i needed to do it and uh i felt that i had almost no dirt on me there's nothing really bad
00:37:28.160about me uh so how did you get on the cops radar then data i mean like you got these mischief
00:37:34.500charges incitement of mischief and you know i mean there's four or five different charges yeah
00:37:38.820well so i stood in personal protests the entire time uh didn't matter whether i was on the street
00:37:45.780or whether i was on the truck i was just standing where i was directed and i showed you a video that
00:37:51.560the police tell me where to stand stand on well okay yeah and uh so i was still standing where
00:38:00.560they arrested me without hurting anybody without saying anything in silence uh i had people
00:38:07.960thousands of people over those days uh different times there's lots of different videos where
00:38:16.480people would turn and just start piecing up to the tower you know and i went on stage one day and uh
00:38:25.320I asked the whole crowd to lower their flags as we were standing under the one flag on Ben's truck.
00:38:36.540And if we could stay silent for 10 minutes in peace.
00:38:55.320it it was amazing it was it was incredible and it was disgusting that our government
00:39:05.020didn't take part you know uh i agree this it's an absolute um disgusting move mr jt
00:39:18.120this sickening display but again like so you're standing in peace you did nothing aggressive
00:39:24.080and the police still and i got charged with a resisting arrest now to me that's an absolutely
00:39:33.700false charge arbitrarily done without any investigation or anything because i can talk
00:39:42.940about that because it was it was live on tv yeah and uh you can see as they come near me i didn't
00:39:51.380even want a weapon any type of anything on me so i dropped my iconic flag which i watched somebody
00:39:59.260take it and it's gone but uh i literally dropped the flag and as they were coming up the stairs i
00:40:08.720put my hands behind my back and i said can i go and they said no you're under arrest and i said
00:40:16.780and i said uh can i go i've done nothing wrong i am standing in peace and i talked to them for a
00:40:25.180couple minutes and he said uh am i going to have to carry you down or will you go down on your own
00:40:33.100so there's a picture in that in that lineup that you had shown right where they're grabbing me from
00:40:41.480both the top and the bottom and they're pulling me down the stairs and I'm still standing in I'm
00:40:47.340still in peace as I'm going down the stairs I stayed in peace until they put my arms behind
00:40:54.660my back which I told you I have a medical condition two dislocated shoulders and I
00:41:00.380tell them about it I tried to tell them that my medication is in my pocket I need it especially
00:41:07.080right now i was very emotional at the time and when i get over emotional i just can't
00:41:13.480i can't uh operate i my speech goes and i a whole bunch of things happen so what guys don't forget
00:41:22.200to like and share this this is dana lee melfi peace man from the uh the freedom convoy back
00:41:28.200in ottawa january and february so what happened then did they haul you down to the station or did
00:41:32.580they just drive you out of town and drop you off like so yeah there's a this is the weird thing is
00:41:39.940there's a video of dave and i both got arrested together because he was inside the shed and i was
00:41:45.260on top of the shed and uh uh jim kerr was actually on top of the shed with me just seconds early he
00:41:53.700just narrowly got off and the new york times reporter was up there with me and uh i had
00:42:02.040asked them I turned to both of them as we seen the police coming up the front of the truck
00:42:07.520and this is very important and I'm going to say this
00:42:12.540it's important to remember the lines if you watch the last stand from live from the shed
00:42:21.620the one called the last stand you will see the lines of police officers there was three lines
00:42:27.640advancing forward. There was a blue, lighter blue, and a gray. But there was this
00:42:37.080armored vehicle that was behind them. Now, everybody that got arrested, except for me,
00:42:48.400got arrested from the Ottawa police and the police that were involved in that.
00:42:52.820But if you watch that video, you will see that those first three lines break into a little V, and a bunch of guys get out of this armored vehicle, and they come up that V, and they come straight for me and Dave.
00:43:17.880Very important part, so remember that.
00:43:20.740uh so after i got arrested they bring me down they slap cuffs on me and dave they separate us
00:43:29.100i stand outside for two hours with my hands behind my back in agony in agony i had that
00:43:38.500big suit on i had actually seven layers on and uh they started emptying my pockets and they filled
00:43:46.100three evidence bags full of stuff from my pockets and the the cop reaches down into my pocket
00:43:55.540finally and he pulls out a bunch of cigarette butts and he looks up at me because he was leaning down
00:44:01.940and uh he looks up at me and gives me a weird face and i said that's how legal i am i wouldn't
00:44:08.940throw a butt in the bush i won't do it here and he put them in the evidence bag
00:44:14.560what was the reaction like what what kind of reaction did these cops have to you i mean you're
00:44:21.660like peace man you know you're not littering you're not doing anything they're lying their
00:44:26.240face off to me sorry but uh that's all right man when like that first that first cop that took me
00:44:33.740away from those those uh military style people even though that guy today on the inquiry said
00:44:43.360oh no they don't look military to me yeah anyways we're going to talk about that a little bit later
00:44:48.120on but but so what happened that you're outside for two hours these guys take everything out of
00:44:53.100your pockets where they take you next well i was standing beside a cop car for almost two hours
00:44:59.280out in the cold and uh i was asking them to take the cuffs off put them in the front and stuff they
00:45:05.560never did any of that and then they put me in a police car and they pull up my file and they see
00:45:12.400that there is no file there's no charges there's nothing they see a lot of other things that are
00:45:19.160only good and i have been a victim a few times on stuff so they seen that and they were like
00:45:25.320empathetic and whatnot oh i'm sorry that happened to you things like that you know i've been
00:45:31.780stabbed and a few other things so um i'm still here
00:45:36.880interesting are you writing a book you should write a book and this would be the last chapter
00:45:46.060it's still going on obviously but this would be a great last chapter we can do a part two some
00:45:51.860other time so what do they do where they take so they i in the cop car i said i want to be let go
00:45:59.660i haven't i haven't broken any laws you have no proof of any of that i want to see your proof
00:46:05.260right now before you start arresting me and they were like no we're going to uh recommend
00:46:13.660uh to the next place that you go we're going to recommend that you not get charged
00:46:18.860and i was like okay can you write that on that paper when she wrote something
00:46:24.400and then uh they haul me off and they put me into this uh paddy wagon and um
00:46:32.200oh that was a touching moment because uh just moments before they arrested us
00:46:38.680um there was the and i would love to meet these people by the way there was these two people that
00:46:45.400said they had just driven four and a half hours to meet me and bring me a coffee and it was before
00:46:51.840the police finished was at 8 45 in the morning and uh they brought me that coffee and stuff
00:47:00.000and then after the arrest not an hour later they're put or two hours later they're putting
00:47:06.720me in this paddy wagon the first person i see is the man that brought me the coffee sitting on the
00:47:11.760other side of the paddy wagon and all i could say was i'm sorry and he was like no way man
00:47:19.380no way it was worth it so anyways was this whole thing was this going on the last couple of days
00:47:25.560when the police were were you know kettling the crowd or was this somewhere in the middle
00:47:30.640where he brought me the coffee no no where you were getting hauled away and arrested and put
00:47:37.200into the paddy wagon yeah and the coffee thing like was this the final day this was right on
00:47:41.140the 19th of uh february right i woke up at 7 30 in the morning in the shed actually dave took a
00:47:49.740picture I'd never shared it of me curled up in my sleeping bag inside the shed and uh but that was
00:47:57.800me on on that morning and then when we woke up and we got on top of the shed I was actually a
00:48:04.040little disappointed I'm please don't get mad at me anybody out there but when I stood on top of
00:48:09.620the shed and I looked around and I only see nine trucks I was I was my heart dropped I was a little
00:48:16.640disappointed because i watched a ton of videos where people said they would not leave and
00:48:24.200you know we even had chains uh revin kevin and i came up with this little plan is if they were
00:48:32.700going to move us he was going to chain me to the front of his truck and we got chain locks and
00:48:39.060everything and we were going to chain myself to the front of the truck so they couldn't tow it
00:48:42.980that's the old school man that's going back to the 60s style protesting change yourself to a
00:48:51.000man he got a lot of people uh happy uh just the same as me standing in peace the revving of his
00:49:01.220truck when they said that we couldn't honk the horn anymore he went on with his jig brakes and
00:49:06.060things like that that was for a reason okay there's a reason why he did that and i know a lot
00:49:11.220of people weren't happy with him but i'll tell you it worked i watched the people's faces from
00:49:17.380inside that truck looking out let's circle back to the guys who were wearing the gray you were
00:49:22.860talking about you as you were standing on the top of the uh the shed there you saw the three lines
00:49:27.460of cops coming the blue the light blue and then the gray what was the significance about that
00:49:31.980well it was the green guys the green green guys are the ones that arrested me because
00:49:39.160those other cops they moved out of the way and that special unit came in and got us now the
00:49:46.220funny thing is after all of that is that dave got driven out of town and let go with no charges
00:49:53.880yeah and he's the one running this live from the shed the live from the shed was born because
00:50:02.120uh i did such a great interview had lots of views the shed was there they had somebody that agreed
00:50:08.860to build a platform and then it was it was made from that and we all helped each other get the
00:50:16.400viewers and stuff it was all a collaborative thing between like eight or nine people that
00:50:22.060did not know each other and by the way tell dave that his break is over he needs to come back and
00:50:27.780get the show i love you know i i spent a week in a hotel with dave and we talked a lot and uh
00:50:35.000we both have our our abilities let's say and we're both uh intelligent men uh and uh you know
00:50:45.360this is a fluid situation as we like to hear from the cop so as you go not everything is going to
00:50:53.440go according to plan look at the last eight months since then all the stuff that we have done like i
00:51:01.140i went on tour all around ontario with many groups and it was it was great i got to meet
00:51:08.980so many people uh tens of thousands of hugs you know so so who were the green guys were they
00:51:18.560they weren't cops were they what were they they were hired guns i can't i can't elaborate on that
00:51:24.880anymore okay uh but they were definitely to me they were not within that unit of arresting
00:51:32.700the regular arresting police okay those those were ottawa police and opp and stuff
00:51:39.640these were not that these were not that well there has been a lot of speculation that there
00:51:46.340were some out of country police officers brought in or maybe private firms were hired uh to do
00:51:53.100to supplement the forces and that hasn't yet come out in the emergencies act inquiry which we've
00:51:59.320been watching by the way you and me and and several million other people across the country
00:52:04.440i'm sure so far it's been bureaucrats local politicians and police officers of different
00:52:10.940ranks in different agencies what's your take been on the inquiry so far
00:52:16.020well i had communications with the inquiry uh before it started um and uh at first they
00:52:29.100greeted me nicely and said yes we want to hear from you and stuff like this and then uh
00:52:35.680when i told them i have 45 hours of footage and documents and a whole bunch of other things
00:52:41.660the conversation changed to we would like you to submit this voluntarily online and uh because of
00:52:50.400time constraints of this inquiry we're not going to have time to fit you in and uh so i didn't
00:52:59.020press the issue because you know what now i can still speak uh same thing i didn't get arrested
00:53:05.260uh you know i would have still been in jail with uh pat and and tamara and stuff if i didn't sign
00:53:15.100those conditions not to enter uh ottawa so but i felt that it was more useful for me to be out
00:53:24.440uh fighting the other fight and uh gaining support for everybody that was jailed you know
00:53:32.640And that's what I did was I mustered support.
00:53:36.120And, you know, that's all I wanted to do was to keep it going, to show that there's a lot of people that are real rights and freedom advocates, not partiers, not, you know, it's no secret.
00:53:56.920I've called out a few people in the freedom movement as well.
00:54:01.000but if you're doing bad behavior i don't this is why our government got got to where it is right
00:54:06.960now nobody calling out the bad behavior when it is happening right so so that's what i did a couple
00:54:13.180times and uh you know what never didn't hurt me can you talk about the inquiry so far is it
00:54:21.480something that you can talk about legally or is it something that you'd rather not uh well they
00:54:26.320they emailed me the other day with a a new email that says uh the list is not complete yet
00:54:33.680we will contact you the witness list right okay so uh just uh
00:54:44.780that's it says it's not complete let's put it that way so you may be appearing as a witness
00:54:51.300at some point in the next couple of weeks i know that tamara is going to be appearing i know that
00:54:55.520Chris Barber and Pat King will be taking the stand next week.
01:13:53.640We've heard testimony from top police officers, including an intelligence officer at the OPP,
01:13:59.200saying there was no threat to national security.
01:14:01.960But perhaps the most damning statement comes from RCMP Commissioner Brenda Luckey.
01:14:07.380In an email sent just after midnight in the early morning hours of February 14th,
01:14:12.780Lucky said this to the Chief of Staff, to Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino.
01:14:18.680I am of the view that we have not exhausted all available tools that are already available through existing legislation.
01:14:25.840There are instances where charges could be laid under existing authority for various criminal code offences occurring right now in the context of the protest.
01:14:36.360She goes on to say the Ontario Provincial Emergencies Act, just enacted, will also help in providing additional deterrent tools to our existing toolbox.
01:14:47.200That's Commissioner Luckey. That's the top police officer in the country saying, we don't need the Emergencies Act.
01:14:53.360We have tools at our disposal that we have not used. That should tell you everything you need to know.
01:14:59.080In fact, whether it's been RCMP officers, OPP officers or Ottawa police officers, what we've heard is that the Emergencies Act wasn't needed.
01:15:09.040Some have said, yes, we use the tools or it gave us a nice stable environment.
01:15:27.920So, all of these claims used to say that the Emergencies Act needed to be called in, well, they're going up in smoke.
01:15:37.260Let's face it, the only thing that was exhausted was Justin Trudeau's patience, and that is not enough of a reason to bring in the Emergencies Act, suspend civil liberties, freeze bank accounts, and more.
01:15:49.600Let me know what you think. Drop a comment down below, share this on social media, and don't forget to subscribe to our channel.
01:15:55.820Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We already know. Oh, oh, this is election night in Manitoba. So all of the towns and cities across this province are going to be electing a mayor and city or town counselors or a reeve and school trustees. And I went to vote earlier today. Of course, I'm shy about it. I voted for Jenny Makaluk for mayor.
01:16:18.060wouldn't it be cool if she wins i don't know but wouldn't it be cool if she wins she
01:16:26.460would be a fantastic mayor for this city but it seemed different today why why does this seem
01:16:33.840different like instead of making an x for the very first time in my voting career that goes back to
01:16:41.440I had to color in a dot like the old the old tests back in school when you you know you had a had to have a pencil and you colored in the dot and that's because they're using voting machines.
01:16:57.580Oh no, they finally brought voting machines to Canada.
01:17:03.280But don't worry, the voting machines have been tested, my friends.
01:17:06.900According to the CBC, prior to polls opening today,
01:17:11.660election officials tested all of the city's voting machines with 50,000 pre-marked ballots,
01:17:16.520and guess what? The results were perfect!
01:17:19.320Ho ho! No, absolutely zero chance that we're going to have problems.
01:17:27.580so if glenn murray is elected as mayor even with all of the sordid things that were reported on
01:17:35.420him all true by the way in the last couple of months we don't have to worry because we know
01:17:41.320he actually got elected because these voting machines oh no problems whatsoever
01:17:45.740from the counter signal this is disturbing if you have children or grandchildren in school
01:17:54.040in manitoba and by the way this is most likely going on in every province across the country
01:18:00.380manitoba indoctrinating kids with un great reset goals from the countersignal.com the manitoba
01:18:09.760government is peddling great reset and united nations initiatives like sustainable development
01:18:14.000goals sdgs and public schools in partnership with the provincial and federal governments
01:18:20.560lesson plans on SDGs are being provided for educators by the Manitoba Council for International
01:18:27.580Cooperation. The materials frequently being pushed to Manitoba students also reference
01:18:32.700great reset-style initiatives like Agenda 2030. Sustainable Development Goals. Go read
01:18:41.040about it on the UN website, or better yet, you can find that on the website of the World
01:18:46.040Economic Forum, explained to students that these goals were created at the 2015 United Nations
01:18:53.460Summit. 100, they make it sound so lofty, 193 United Nations came together to create these
01:19:01.880goals for the transforming of our world, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. We only have
01:19:08.040a few years left and a lot of work to do, the lesson plan tells educators. We're determined
01:19:13.980to implement this agenda through a global partnership
01:19:16.920based on a spirit of global solidarity
01:19:19.060focused in particular on the needs of the poorest and most vulnerable
01:19:22.980and with the participation of all countries, all stakeholders, and all people.
01:19:28.120The Sustainable Development Goals are 17 goals
01:19:31.180invented by the United Nations General Assembly
01:19:33.340and form a crucial part of the international organization's agenda,
01:21:03.140And that's the kind of stuff that is being pushed on our kids in school by the government of this province with the Association of the United Nations and, yes, the World Economic Forum.
01:21:25.240Are you guys willing to stick with me for the next 10 to 15 minutes because I still have stuff I want to get out or should I wait until tomorrow?
01:21:32.980Actually, no, I'm not going to have time tomorrow.