250212 What Could We Have Done Better? with Dr. David Speicher

Dr. David Speicher is a Canadian virologist with 20 years of experience in infectious disease diagnostics and molecular epidemiology. He currently serves as a senior research associate at the University of Guelph.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Speicher served as laboratory and R&D director of Multiplex Genomics, a COVID-19 PCR testing facility, while also teaching as a Sessional Assistant Professor at Redeemer University. In 2023, his research on Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 modRNA vaccines gained international attention, including discussions in the U.S. Senate and European Parliament, contributing to policy discussions about vaccine safety.

As a PPC candidate, Dr. Speicher advocates for evidence-based medical science, transparency in public health directives, and support for vaccine-injured Canadians through a comprehensive public inquiry into pandemic management.

February 12, 2025

Episode Transcript

(00:00):
Well, good evening, everybody.

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It's Chris here from the Wistop Cafe in Muir, Alberta, and I'm also the Chris in the Chris
and Kerry Show, as you can see, because it's on the screen right in front of your very
eyes.
Oftentimes I'll start these podcasts, webcasts, whatever you call them, live streams, reading
something that I find interesting.

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And today is no different.
Today I, and honestly, I've only read a little bit of it.
I got to get to it.
Today I'm reading something titled, the scientific, legal and political rationale recommended
for modifying the AHS consent for COVID-19 immunization form.
And this was written by a few friends of mine and a few friends of yours.

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Among them, Dr. Dennis Mowdry, Dr. David Speaker, Jessica Rose, Mr. Leighton Gray, I believe,
was in here.
Who else?
Let me just get to the back here.
This is why I don't like stapled stuff.
It's always a pain.
Of course I could have prepared it before.

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Anyway, yeah, a whole bunch of people that we've either had on the show, should have
on the show, they've all done amazing things and they've all been speaking out about things
that have been going on in the world lately.
So this is basically a response to the Alberta COVID-19 report that is lovingly referred

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to as the Davidson report that was released not so long ago that caused the liberal left,
the media and many of the bureaucrats who benefited from the tremendous tyranny we saw
over 2020 through 2023, caused their heads to completely explode.
And the ones who said didn't explode, their hair lit on fire, snuck up the place.

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They took to social media and interviews with left leaning state funded propagandist media
outlets and they condemned the report and they said it's disinformation, it's misinformation.
And some people like me said, well, okay, which parts?
Well, the whole thing, it's all junk.
Oh, okay.
Well, there's some stuff in there that I know specifically to be true, stuff that's agreed

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with both sides of this conversation.
So I know it's not all junk, but can you provide just some little tidbit of what's the problem?
Where is the science wrong?
Because in the interest of science, we should talk about those things and fix it.
Nothing.
Crickets.
Nobody's really saying anything constructive.
They're all just condemning it as misinformation.

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And that should make it painfully obvious that there really is no argument to be had
there.
Otherwise, they would be bringing up legitimate points.
So I say all that just to explain why I've been taking time and Kerry's been taking time
to bring on some of these folks that contributed to that, some of these doctors that contributed

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to that report to have a discussion with them about why they did that.
Where do we go next?
Is it actually misinformation?
And if it is, how do we deal with that?
Or obviously it's not.
But those types of questions.
So tonight we have, oh, sorry, I forgot about you, Kerry.
We also have Kerry with us tonight.
Thank freaking goodness.

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As everybody knows, Kerry pretty's up the place every time he joins us for a Chris and
Kerry show.
So thank you, Kerry.
Much appreciated.
Absolutely.
I was scrambling today, but I wanted to actually get a lot of the information up so then when
Dr. David Speaker is speaking, we'll be able to present it.
So scrambling just put up some prettiness, I guess, with all the reports and stuff.

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That's why I was talking longly.
I was trying to give you time to get your stuff ready.
So Kerry, yeah, we were going to talk with Dr. David Speaker.
He was one of the authors of the Davidson report, one of the contributors.
And I didn't put these two things together until just now when you were asking him about
this as I was pouring myself some tea.
But he's also colleagues with our good friend, Dr. Byron Bridal.

(04:28):
Yes, he is.
At the University of New York, Ontario.
That's right.
Yeah.
So it's a very small world.
It's a small world.
It is a small world.
And as some of you know, some of you don't, Kerry, you already know this, Dr. Byron Bridal,
he was doing some research on potential vaccines for COVID-19.
He's not an anti-vaxxer.
He's not anti-science.
He's a legitimate literal scientist, as is Dr. Speaker.

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And they came out fairly early on and tried to sound the alarm about some things were
going on that we should probably rethink the way we're looking at this because this isn't
a scientific process that we're using to implement these policies.
And they were just lambasted, like persecuted by their colleges.

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Now, Dr. Speaker, not so much, but Dr. Bridal, good grief, he was, man, they locked him out
of his lab for three years.
I think he's back now.
But yeah, it was absolutely ridiculous.
But thank God that brave men and women did speak up when they saw something wrong.
Because if you don't do that, then how can we ever prevent atrocities from happening?

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How can we fix it?
Yeah.
And the reason why we call this podcast is what could we have done better?
There were so many things that we've gone through, even with the Davidson report, that
we could have just done better.
Had we taken Lieutenant Colonel Redmond's advice in the report that he initially did

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and said all we would really have to do is quarantine those that were at most at risk,
the rest of us probably could have just gone on with our lives.
Live your lives, drive the economy, protect the vulnerable.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
So there's lots of things that we could have done.
And, you know, are we better prepared for the next one?

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Because chances are there's going to be next one.
I don't know.
Are we?
I thought maybe as a society, we're better prepared to identify, to sniff out the delusions
when we see them and call it out.
And then I'm watching how people are responding to the, you know, to Mark Carney and tariffs
and Trump and all this stuff.
And I just think, well, those of us that know we just got to work extra hard.

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But I want to point something out real quick.
You mentioned Lieutenant Colonel David Redmond.
Yes.
Before I give you this tidbit, folks, remember, if you have a question, put question marks
around at both sides so we can identify the questions and find them later.
Do you know why we call them left tenants here, even though it's spelled lieutenant?

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I don't know.
So the Canadian military tradition is born of the British military tradition.
And in Britain, a lieutenant is the guy that hands you toilet paper.
That is true.
So we certainly don't call officers lieutenant.
It's a disrespectful thing.
So if anyone's ever wondering why in Canada or Commonwealth countries, they're called

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left tenants.
That's why.
Strange, but true.
I would definitely be.
I because I worked with the military and I'm surprised I even said it that way.
And colonels are not colonels, even though that's the way it's spelled.
Some of the stuff I don't understand.
Yeah.
I do understand that something is wrong and we could have done something better.

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And it's important that we share information and educate ourselves as best we can by talking
to experts.
So without further ado, I would like to welcome Dr. David Speaker to the Chris and Kerry
show.
Thank you very much for joining us.
Yeah, guys.
It's good to be here.
Awesome.

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Awesome.
So you're yeah, you're no stranger to Alberta either, are you?
No.
I even have a nice white cowboy hat.
Thanks to I'm a good friend of all of ours.

(08:32):
Mr. Darryl comic.
That's right.
That's right.
You did.
I'm so glad you didn't say Jason Kenny.
Well, not Darryl comic, who's the P the CA president of Calgary, Lohit and the end of
ours.
And that's awesome.
He's awesome.
Yeah.

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And Kerry, quick shameless plug for Darryl's business endeavor there, if you don't mind.
The I should actually know it off the top of my head.
Fresh and local market and local market.
Yeah.
Just they're in Avenida, Avenida, however you want to pronounce it off of a cloud.
And great.
It's a it's an awesome place.
It's like going into I would almost call it a farmer's market of food.

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They have tons.
It's a high end food court is what it is.
Yeah, it's a real high end food court.
And anything from anywhere across the world.
So it's it's awesome.
And they've even got a bar that I've been in once or twice.
Believe it or not.
Really?
I wouldn't have never have guessed.
Yeah.
For a guy like me that loves food, like you cannot get a better place than that.
You can go and have, you know, Filipino food and then Chinese food, go over for some sushi,

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have some barbecue.
It's just absolutely fantastic.
But that's not what we're here to talk about.
We are here to talk about the very controversial and somewhat inflammatory Alberta COVID-19
report that you were a contributor to, Dr. Speaker.
Before we talk about that, do you mind if I read a little bit of your bio off of your

(10:02):
PPC candidate page?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
OK, I'm going to bring it over here so I can see it with my googly eyes.
So Dr. David J. Speaker, Dr. David Speaker is a Canadian virologist with 20 years of
experience in infectious infectious disease diagnostics and molecular epidemiology, conducting

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research across Australia, India, Kenya, Cambodia and Canada.
He's received he's received prestigious awards from St. Joseph's Healthcare, Hamilton and
McMaster University and currently serves as a senior research associate at the University
of Guelph.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Speaker served as a laboratory and research and development

(10:45):
director of Multiplex Genomics, a COVID-19 PCR testing facility, while also teaching
as a sessional assistant professor at Redeemer University.
In 2023, his research on Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 mRNA vaccines gained international
attention, including discussions in the US Senate and European Parliament, contributing

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to policy discussions about vaccine safety.
When I asked Dr. Speaker why he chose to run for the PPC, his response was that somebody
needed to speak up for the people that were harmed during all of this.
So thank you very much, Dr. Speaker, for doing that.
It takes a lot of guts to get out in the public like that.

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Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I am not a poll.
I'm a hardcore scientist.
These are the facts.
Yeah, it's like, well, if you don't like them, that's the facts.

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And the facts don't particularly care much about our feelings, do they?
Nope.
It's like, is there DNA in the vials?
Yep.
How much is in there?
Too much.
It's like, you can't mimic this up.
You take a vaccine vial, you test it and go, this is what's there.

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And they never disclosed the whole SB 40.
And that should have been disclosed.
That should never have been in there.
And oh, look, cancer's on the rise.
Health effects are on the rise.

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And it's like, yeah.
Yeah, weird.
We release a largely untested medical intervention globally and push it on people and weird things
happen.
So that's just strange.
It's like we've never seen this before in medicine ever, I guess.
Well, except for the.

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Yeah, yeah, there's been numerous examples.
Thalidomide is one of them.
Nine out of 10 doctors used to recommend smoking camel cigarettes for everything from cough
to constipation.

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We used to drill holes in people's head when they had a headache.
Women were treated for hysteria.
By the lobotomies or before that manual.
Lesering and doctors.
Oh, yes, that's right.
I mean, medicine has come a long ways.
And to the B, I'm best I've seen in the 1950s or so was Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup for

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kids with your evening.
You'll never guess what was in it.
Was it like straight?
No, no, no.
10 percent.
Morphine and some of the kids died.

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And so they had the market.
Wow.
Here I am laughing.
I actually just thought it was like getting the kids high and like, wow, that's that's
crazy.
Well, the science has never settled.
Yeah, no.
And do it.

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It takes both sides to discuss things.
Look over the the facts and say, I'm seeing this by all the angle.
I'm seeing this from a epidemiology angle or a in me, me, me, me, me, you know, allergy

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angle and then until until you've got all sides of the same table working out the actual
pit cherry, you'll miss it.

(15:50):
Right.
And that's something that was severely lacking in in that period was open conversation.
Exactly.
They're kind of head up from behind the desk and went, hey, hold on a second.
There's some weird foreign DNA in here.
Shouldn't be there.
It's like, oh, shut up.
We're going to pull your license.
Shut up.
We're going to run out of your lab.

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You mentioned Dr. Bridal.
Yeah.
He is now a very good close friend and colleague early in the pan.

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I worked at McMaster Union and the reverse.
I said until they sidelined me for I'm asking too many difficult questions such as the vaccine
origin and why are our borders still open?

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And I was then Dr. Bridal's lead to Doug Ford and I'm like, oh, it's just a small wealth
scientist.
No big deal.

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And now we're good colleagues and stuff.
So it's a real cool thing.
And to as by was out of his lab and his office, all of my work on the vaccine vials will be

(18:01):
done in his lab.
All of those who were against him and harassed him and said things like I'd see him each
day.
Hi.
And I'm asked what are my work?

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King on.
And I said, it's something really big.
They're like, oh, what?
I'm like, you'll find out as soon as we publish it.
And so in October of 23, we put out things as a brief and they're like, how did this

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get out?
Who approved this?
Like, why did this happen?
And I'm like, I don't need ethics itself funded.
It's good.
And on another note, I'm in the pan, then I lost five jobs.

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I lost one from multiplex in the day after I took on my day off, my son who was who was
seven at the time to watch the convoy go through Hamilton.

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And the next day I was fired.
And I've not worked a full time paid job since May of 23.

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And it's because there's so many court cases going on.
There's so much work.
In the past week or two, we've had the Alberta report out.
We've filed a FDTA since.

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There's a letter going in the next week or two to health and there's a letter going through
a legal team to the European Medical Association and the WHO.

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And so I've been busy doing stuff to help the fight.
I've not gotten paid for most of it.
It's tough because my wife's saying, how are the bills and stuff getting paid?

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And so there's a gift to send, go think on my web page.
Except I say all this because I know the facts are there.

(22:14):
I know the tides are turning and there's so much going on right now with RFK and stuff
that we are changing things.

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And I've called my subsection, I would love to write on things or but I've got time I'm

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spending on the documents and papers and stuff.
But I gave a talk at the Greek in May of 23 in Whitby.

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And until that time most folk assumed I was Dr. Fridl's assistant.
And they were giving us a shared time slot and myself five minutes to talk to introduce

(23:54):
Byram and then Byram could talk the rest of them were like we're colleagues, we're at
the same level.
And one of the guests to talk on the Saturday morning first time slot canceled and so I

(24:26):
was asked Friday evening to take his that spot and I'm like sure so I went and I talked
they're like you're not Byram's assistant.
No equal.

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Absolutely.
And then Arthur Polowski walks up and said Dave you are the most courageous man I know

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and it's because of how I talk and I get up and I talk to folk.
So I've told them that because here's a guy who's been jailed for his fate and he thinks

(25:33):
I'm yeah courageous I'm like wow.
So that's yeah we got to we've got to spend quite a bit of time with Art.
He's a he's a pretty incredible man.
Oh yeah.
And just to just to recap I just want to make sure everyone gets this by Dr. Byron Bridal

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was locked out of his lab for sounding the alarm about the boneheaded path that medicine
was taking during the pandemic.
You continue to do your research testing the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines in that same lab
with nobody really knowing all of those people that persecuted Byron were you know your peers

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and you're talking to them daily.
Meanwhile you're doing research to bring down the house of cards only describing it as something
big and then when the paper came out they're like what how did this happen where did this
research happen.
Is that that's it.
Wow.
Yep.
That's like that could be a TV show.

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And it's it's it's basically at the point where I had some folk and of 23 say where
on earth was I in the whole pen pen.

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Like as most people have heard of Byron and and and no one heard of myself.
And yet I lost my first job at at Mac.
I was sidelined March 17th of 20 for asking things.

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I was called back to I was the lace under investigation.
I was found that I did nothing wrong.
I was I was given the postdoc toral leadership awards for the faculty.

(27:55):
They only gave about one every year and then I was fired in October for not doing enough
work and and yet as I'm on leave I only published five papers so and doing things and and so

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that that whole thing hurts like you're losing jobs you're getting to sting them.
All this push back and at the same time I'm feeding the dating science to them.

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So like I who would talk on things and thank me for the the info folks.
So I've been there and that and I'm very thankful that I was sidelined because I saw things

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which weren't right and if I was as an anti I could have been backs and supported thing
what's going on.

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And it basically made me sit back and I was disappointed upset that here's a viral pandemic.
I have a master's degree in the field of coronavirus.

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I was sidelined and I'm like where's my career path like you're dead downhill and then you
try something try to fix something lose that job and then it was July of 23 I was asked

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to um um can suffer arm the DNA findings of of have been and and I'm like I am a PPCR

(31:17):
expert if they if if these vials are tested it needs to be done right and therefore I
do it and then this this where work has gone big and and and I'm like if you keep walking

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your path your your field and just follow that that God has things under control and
that that things will um um um work out um yeah the the though I walk in the the Valhalla

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uh yeah the shadow of death I will fear no no evil so it's it's been just God's path
I'm going there learn something lose that job go here so it's it's been a wild ride

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lot of things and and now I'm yeah.
The rides about to get wilder a couple of our mutual friends are in uh pretty prestigious
places one of them is about to be appointed as the uh director of the NIH that's our
friend Dr. J Bhattacharya and um uh who else was I thinking of there's another one uh rfk

(33:04):
he is uh heading up the FDA so I think between the two of them uh I fingers crossed uh I
hope they're gonna need some real men and women of science who would not sacrifice their
principles and profit off the backs of vaccine injuries rather make a sacrifice of their

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jobs to pursue the truth I'm hoping that they'll want people like that in their administration
because uh would not just be poetic justice I've um died to the um um maha team I I was

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thanks to um Martha Hudson at at the maha ball in Washington last month and and I would
love a a job at the FDA and and I IH or the CDC to do um um do work to basically help

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those who are back seen injured well I'm pretty sure we rfk watched this episode so you've
just secured your hope so well I hear he's got a convoy pin so maybe he'll wonder where
it came from he does have a convoy pin for the whistle stop I hope he wears it someday

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wouldn't that just be cool right that'd be awesome watch for that yeah exactly how how
fast would the world change in your opinion if these institutions that basically turned
their backs on science turned their backs on the people were completely taken over and
restaffed with those who were willing to sacrifice their livelihoods and profit to do the right

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thing and speak the truth how fast would things change in this country you think oh it it
would um um um change things big time um um I think you'll have less um to erupt up and

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um um if this whole d e i thing was here where they they act that it would change things
um as as we've talked our good friend timothy coughs oh yeah tim who's a big fan of the davidson

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report um um and and and loves his um um factless ad and hon in the homes um has been paid in
the past few years um five million in government funding to um combat miss and and and disenf

(36:55):
from imagination in science in which he doesn't doesn't even have a have a master's or a phd
in a science field so how do you combat misinformation and disinformation in the field of science

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any science how do you do that what's the real way you're supposed to do that with the
facts bingo yeah right yep science upstairs ghosts science and and i i think his book
um is titled well the um certainty illusion has all of his all of his world is one big

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ill ill illusion so well i think he knows exactly what he's doing i think his world
is filled with dollar signs and five million dollars for for some people that buys an awful
lot of propaganda and persecution yeah so that's that's the government that uh that

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funded him is we should have like a canadian version of doge it yeah absolutely yeah exactly
yeah it's it's it's it's it's it's it's all on these i hhr and answer web page gg judges

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and we're we're we're jena what teal put out this um last week

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here he's been well funded so yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah those those those corrupt money
laundering fools you know they they've they face a lot of things but they may never have

(39:28):
face an angry beaver no that's true that's for sure right oh man yeah that's uh you got
elon musk and donald trump at al in the united states sniffing around digging into corruption
finding out these things like where did all this money go and a lot of it is getting tied

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back to things like you know um medical testing purchases uh personal protect protective equipment
that never arrived we got a tile and all thing here in alberta like these things are all
coming out of the they're all getting light shone on them and it's there's been so many

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people like you who have said hey uh this is wrong there's something wrong here we need
to fix this and the ones that are benefiting financially are like no no no you can't do
that we're gonna we'll persecute you we'll fire you don't look at that and now it's happening
so much in the united states it's bound to happen up here it has to so um i'm just so

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i'm i'm i'm not um land here us and and and showing um um backs i will share my oh yes
please share your screen yeah and and then this is re re re regena's post on february

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fourth um about the um um um some remember where we read but by john carp pepe and the
calling in out of toss field and as you can see in in this um thing in 21 campaign countering

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vaccine misinformation receives new funding of 1.75 million and then um yeah he he even
puts on his his ex in in may u of a research teams awarded 100 million for pandemic three

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pardon than this honored to be part of which means he's a part of it yep so who's getting
funded into to um try and comb that the the facts here you know it's even worse some of

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that money was yours yeah exactly they're literally spending our money against us and
too it's all taxpayer funded yep case no you really can't write this stuff oh no no

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and the the um um report came out um two weeks ago so yeah yeah so and it's already

(43:28):
been archived because one of the doctors uh basically well they mistakenly had his name
in the biography well mistakenly that's true too yeah and and john oh uh conley conley
yes um um um um is pharma buff fun did it gave some um um insight to the to the um um

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the report and and and he didn't want his his name there and and the the government
accidentally left his name in so yeah no that's fair and it's it's so it's so typical you've

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got a an entire report of facts and and they don't attack any of the facts they pick up
the one point of of of him and his name and then the aim should have been removed yes

(45:01):
there's been no um push back against the um um facts in the report that's weird if it's
junk that should be easy they should easily be able to dispute the facts exactly yeah

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well dr speaker didn't you say that you were on the jason labine show yesterday and there
was uh another guy on there with you and he was saying that it was all garbage and and
and not true and yet he hadn't even read it yeah um um um last night jason labine's show

(45:47):
i i i get home from fish sheshing and i get a call to to jump upon upon upon a podcast
and yeah 10 10 in that's and i'm like okay and i'm there with um teaching and then the

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you know what what deal and this guy named reagan and he's some green party support turn
alberta he was given the the report to read never even read it says says that it's it's

(46:44):
garbage and and and he's like i'm not reading the thing yet he basically said that the the
um penny regime never locked down the people poll of alberta and and i still have the chain

(47:07):
that was on my business and and and the um um convoy had a siege of of coots and and
to ottawa and i'm there and i'm like i've got a convoy shirt on that says freedom convoy

(47:30):
22 and and and we engaged on on on on on masks and i showed him a study and the facts and
stuff and he dismisses as is isn't he gets aggressive and yeah wow and anyway would tell

(47:55):
him to turn off the cbc oh yeah some anyone that would just he's a green party supporter
so he he dismisses the reality that fossil fuels have increased our prosperity and quality
of life in every metric possible since we started using them so if you're gonna if you're
going to dismiss something that big i suppose a report on mask is mask is easy yeah no well

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i'm like some folk have to shut off the tv and and and and we'll walk outside and see

(48:45):
what's actually going on in the world yeah i think some of those people it's a it's just
a fear response they they can't see past that they're so fearful of something that if if
it threatens their their perceived safety from that from that uh danger they they won't

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listen well i almost blame society as a whole and in order to do that you know i don't think
people just generally are scared but when you're inundated with media and propaganda
every single day of course you're going to be scared they walk into a walmart now or
walk into a shoppers drug mart like half the people in those two particular stores in general

(49:27):
are wearing masks right now you can probably walk anywhere else walk into any other store
but they wouldn't be but those two in particular who are probably the ones that watch cbc or
that sort of stuff that's and the the women on the advertisements and shoppers star marts
have beards i think they're getting slammed for that one too yeah their stone actually

(49:55):
asked a good question i meant to bring it up before i forgot sure this is perfect time
for this one so our good friend stone lee uh he's also uh informal and often inappropriate
just like we are so we get along great is the medical community even aware of and reading
the davidson report david they are all aware of of it i i doubt and then any of of them

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have even read it um um it's a pretty basic high level report except it's it's main simple

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facts are here the government needs more
transparency and follow evidence-based science and policy and stop pushing the narratives

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yeah i i think i mentioned fear before i bet you a lot of the medical community especially
in alberta are crapping themselves right now because only a few years they just repeated
the talking points they didn't bother to do their due diligence or maybe they did but
they didn't want to risk their porsche payment or something who knows whatever um and they

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just went along with it and now the light is shining and it's getting exposed and they're
they're gonna be exposed so of course they're they're freaked out you know they just hope
it a lot of them just hope it goes away
well as i've i've i've said as well like it's about the the the facts and and the the um

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um globin and mail has called this report dangerous yeah and which it is and and said
that is disinformation wrapped in science

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and it's like how do you do that right like which is it is it science or is it disinformation
science is a question that's it it's a bunch of questions that we try to answer i think
yeah and and and my i'm gonna share my oh oh yeah you can share your screen i was just

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gonna show that quick one yes from the globe right there yeah yeah but but um um so um
there we go yeah go ahead and open up my brain drive yeah huh how uh huh it's there

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how do we don't show it uh all right into the stage yeah guys where nope let's do it
there we go so cough field said it's it's fatal laws and says and dangerous and dangerous and

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misleading message about public health he he wrote this and and called for a retract
and i basically said to him in his thing where are the facts at this point it's all

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red to direct and i said if you have any facts or or don't then that then show up on march
third at at an injection of truth and let's talk about things and i said enough

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disinformation and and ad hominem attacks got field let's discuss the facts so far he's not shown
any facts at all as to why this report isn't even worth saying so but he he has the entire medical

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community of alberta signed that request the entire medical community
all 65 people well that's all of the medical people in the ndp of a ride thing of edmonton

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ah i yeah i wonder how many of those people were on his team that received five some odd
5.5 million dollars right yeah well if we had doge we'd be able to tell so um um um we've basically
called and and said let's sit and then let's discuss the the actual facts yeah um um and

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and and too at as a scientist i am fine to sit and discuss the facts to anyone who um um wants to
talk about them
yep
so there has been a formal invitation for uh for them to show up at the injection of truth on march

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yeah um we've um um reached out to um um um caulfield several times and if you others um and said
go up it it'll be a great um um um event and part t and two on the the expert panel there dr gary

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david says in to um um discusses research and research and research and research and research
and two on the expert panel there dr gary david says in to um um discuss his report did end in this

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brand report on on all cause mortality so someone named dr david's
uh um um and i i told darrell i i i go up as long as there's cake because it's it's my

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um it's my fourth dbt fifth birthday so awesome well then for sure there's got to be cake there
and like as long as it's cake will show up um i came for the pie exactly um and and by
um his um talk is about is is is this vaccine safe for

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for pregnant mums um bc had no data about this when things were um um rolled out and basically

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the light yeah so all all of that dad is gonna come out dog dr jone in the knee
lou you you know who she is gary yeah yeah she's uh we've had her on she's gonna be i think talking
more about holistic uh medicine or maybe we'll call it uh uh eastern medicine or okay that and

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uh yeah wealth wealth of knowledge for her for sure yep and and then there's sean
buckley um on march six or seven event i'll be
testifying in in edmonton at at the nci yeah um and then we also have coming to an injection of truth

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dr david martin yeah so he's the guy with the boat tie on on all the patents and his
talk is about right from the get go yeah his talk i'm sure we will um rattle things in oberta yeah

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well i agree so it'll be a very good of event um and i i encourage all to to go up if if you're
if you're there and and go up come and say hi uh i'd love to talk and and and see some some some

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some new faces but i i also encourage if if you know some one who's just

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um waking up seeing things questioning things invite them out to hear it ask us things talk

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um um um as much as these um um talks are great events i i wish more folk would hear it who's not
heard things in the past who don't know what's going on and still go this is the science and

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this the facts am i being lied to and if so which side is is is lying and really engage the the the
facts and the science yeah and start an interesting questions yeah an interesting quote that i read

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last or last podcast i can't remember what night it was it is the duty of every man as far as
his ability extends to detect and expose delusion and error
we shouldn't invite our friend rachel notley yeah do you think she'll go we should invite like

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anybody that that we think should listen right so it doesn't matter if you're you bleed orange or
anything just as long as people are aware they we should we should just invite people yeah do you
still have dina's number hinshaw again yeah she's on speed dial speed dial she's yeah we should

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we should ask her we should fight her i would love for some of those people that really pushed this
hard including jason kenney who was supposed to be the savior of the conservative movement in alberta
i would love for them to be there you know if they have a question about something or they
want to challenge something they could do it this is this is the opportunity to do that i'll make
another post and i'll just tag everybody i think i can only tag 25 people at a time per post but i

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i'll make sure that uh that happens right justin prudeau would he'd get fake covid and hide so
yeah he's blocking anyways so um um um i i saw to today that mark turning the will and then

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invoke um emergency measures to help push the lib for religion
yeah that i heard it would be out in a flash yeah there's been precedent already set with the

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emergencies act you know it doesn't need to be based on war it could be you know based on
a bunch of people uh doing bouncing castles so anything can possibly happen so yeah and no
consequence for the government that uses it wrong or illegally yep so so i'm i'm like if that happens
i'd love to to move to uh the these these dates to um work for rfk or or albert to um work for

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for first myth so
yeah they're two up-and-comers aren't they we got some interesting things going on and it seems like
and it seems like there's a lot of eyes on alberta right now there's a lot of really
groundbreaking things that seem to have come right from alberta it's pretty cool oh yeah
you know i was gonna ask uh dr speakers out in in ontario and so is do you find that a lot of

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people in canada are talking about alberta and likewise do you do you know they're slamming
albert and then saying well those those idiots out there or or do you hear the opposite no um i
i i hear that um uh i thought of of

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folk um um wish that i'm
um premier board had had as much balls as so verda so i agree isn't that interesting

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danielle's got bigger balls than anyone any of the other politicians in canada at the moment
yep and and and um if you haven't noticed uh um and and for that comment chris has been
censored and cancelled but that's okay no i think he lost his power or something like that because

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it looked like can you still hear me i can still hear you what my my monitors just both shut off
for some reason and my webcam is plugged into the usb hub and the monitor so i can still see you
guys i can still hear you guys i'll work on this technical issue in the background um thesis is
currently watching your um um and tell burdick comments i'm sure i see sis watch me nae nae

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um um um and and so in a terror re all in in two weeks there there's a a all election

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session for the the three me year and and and um and i think doug
ford um hopes that he gets a bigger majority and kickin lead from the next

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four except there's a lot of people who have rose up against his lead their ship so
well for doug ford's leadership has been so pathetic like but you know standing in the shadow

(01:08:14):
of his brother that's got to be a tough place to be because that guy had his demons but he was
fantastic conservative yeah um isn't randy randy hilly a and derek slone yep don't they have a
they got a political party up and coming in over or ontario don't they the entire real party

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yep so what do you think of that are they are they looking looking good
or morals trying to get or the in the eyes and and the um disappointing thing
thing um before all of the non-three big um um um part dds is that the last

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day to to um um run as a and the date and and have in your paperwork is to to memorial to be on the ballot
okay and and all all of the early election voting um does not have and then the and the

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e of the the um um old old turn the net of parts keys on the ballot
so it's yeah it's like happened quite a bit where they you know they don't recognize certain groups or whatever because they may not have uh you know a minimum number of people and it's the same thing even with maxine bernier that was supposed to be yeah

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uh the leaders debate and uh they originally told him it was that well you needed four percent of the vote or whatever and he got the four percent that he changed it and they said no you need five it's like well wait a minute you told it so now he's not in the leadership uh uh debate as far as i it's it's it's constantly
being shifted and changed and and my i know my my my acts seem has fired a a a legal

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team to see what's going on so yeah yeah because i'm like this isn't fair and it's being censored for a perp
right yeah i agree um well the government's done a very good job of securing the uh securing the the screens that tell the people what to believe

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exactly um are are there any um um questions in the chat that we should we should be looking at i know um one of the yeah i know one of the two questions that i just had was um

(01:11:44):
any um um questions in the chat that we should we should be looking at i know um one one of the yeah oh here's a here's a good comment i like that okay there you go
oh lots of that in there just so you're aware awesome thank you so one of the statements is that uh

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given gary's report and you worked on you worked on an entire uh chapter in the report so my part um i was um called in late um le very good question um i think it's

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nine states that have um and we
we through our our report and stuff are are are hoping that that ll berbera will be being being in the x so yeah for those people that are maybe listening to this as opposed to what

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you're watching it it's uh le asked nine states have banned the army uh vax now when will alberta and uh yeah of course we're even based on the report that was one of the recommendations was to ban it now is it to ban it right across the board or maybe just for kids or for pregnant women or what was what was the statement

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to ban um um um m m m r and m r and a in in in injections period full stop period nice now there's going to be some serious i agree but folks don't realize what's happening right right now they're actually talking about deploying m or any vaccines they're wild animals

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wild they want everything to be everything i was in safety yeah wow well and and and then is the whole thing with the australia edges so
yeah and when something pops up that says hey are these these ostriches appear to have developed some natural immunity or something that can be used in fighting disease without using them or any vaccines well and they're healthy but they have to be destroyed

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uh terry i'm i'm sharing my your screen sure i can pop that up there so these have pushed to
to ban things washington idaho montana texas iowa tennessee south carolina and

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oh florida the first was
oh lorda who pushed for a call in january of 23 based on our our work on the the vaccine

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well wild yeah so they have a cool governor though what's that they have a pretty cool governor in florida yeah wasn't here to stand up against this florida and texas don't uh surprise me at all uh i'm a little bit surprised about montana well in washington
but washington to me is wow that's uh that's a bit of a shocker if if if you if if you want to um challenge some one ask

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them to um um adopt the the sort of things um terry yeah yeah so as it's it shows these are last fall the updated guidance for covid 19 boost the the the the the update

(01:16:32):
guidance for covid 19 boost that there's and it says the most recent booster approval was granted in the absence of booster specific
trials it does not not protect against the current the dom amendment and that strain is

(01:16:56):
wow the data the the there's a little info if it actually works um and and the federal government has failed to provide sufficient data to support the safety and efficacy of covid 19 boosters or acknowledge all of these things so

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yeah what we're looking at here is the informed and the informed consent yeah right yeah exactly
so that's cool yeah so it's and and look the the m m m m m are any vaccines
present a risk of subclinical and clinical myocarditis so yeah and potential dna integration

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and potential dna integration even into dna in to take it into sperm or egg gametes i will be doing that that research sometime in the next six months could be passed on the offspring of mrna covid 19 vaccine recipients wow well that's the first time i've actually met from

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like as a as a i guess a government source sorry i read something a while back that that was they were they were talking about that as a bonus of the mrna vaccines was that it would do that they're talking like oh we could just vaccinate everybody and it would just go into the babies and everything will be great
yeah totally eradicate uh any any you know tb anything that's wow that's on the florida government website then see in cmtop file a complaint against vaccine testing mass birth

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wow why doesn't alberta have that oh actually i know why we lose our free or cheap drugs if we do that
we're in a real interesting predicament in this country right so if if you want to follow

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the government guidelines i would i would follow those of dr joseph platypo
so florida's not saying we're banning it they're just saying look this is dangerous you probably
don't need it it's not tested but you know what if you want it i mean it's your body i guess well it's a it's a it's a free will so if you if you want to do something that

(01:19:49):
harms yourself it's your choice right well and that's even what the conversation was during the
injection of truth last last time was uh well you can't say freedom and you can't say you know that it this is the way we're going to go
if you restrict the other way because then it's not that then you there's no freedom you're just telling
them to go this way and they you know the argument can could be about well it's the same thing as

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smoking well you know do you just take away smoking or or do you we just keep changing the label yeah
so and more and more green make well eventually the package as well as this the cigarette will have
printed i think i think it does shows tumors and all that on there as well yeah yeah yeah yeah so you know they

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stopped doing that because people were collecting the cigarette packages for the art on them so that's why
they're all green now wow yeah so i'm going back to um your point about the um
rip the report yes yeah i was brought on early in 24 to to um um look at all all of the the um piece

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piece the are test getting things and and it's it's a very good test which most people and i'm
i'm sick of of of the bearing it's a it's a bad test it's piece here rod it's a cyclical thing

(01:21:45):
when it's a it's it's a very good test it's a very very specific and sensitive test which should have
been only used on people with symptoms it should never have been used to travel or or in

(01:22:05):
old age homes or or those who visit it did and and so it's again because this is a
this this it basically drove the thing called a case demic and not a pan yeah

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demic and and so and so yes it's there yes the virus is there is is is that early on in the
infection is late in the infection is that the viral debris is is an infectious is it relevant
it is a rel of of of that event we've all

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heard of of of cervical cancer caused by HPV right yes and and any idea on all on where HPV is
found all over on our our foreheads our skin every bit are really a rule there if if if I

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swab your your forehead and I and I detect HPV are you is there a risk of of a woman
getting cervical cancer off of HPV off your forehead wow no no yes there is it in enough load to cause

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an infection the the the the the only reason why a PCR test is is made to did did did is to find it

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if someone is sick what are they sick with and therefore do do we give them this antiviral or
or this yeah okay so and
do if it if we dismiss the PCR test as a whole all of our DNA and the SV40 found in the vaccine

(01:24:52):
vials has has all been found by PCR yeah and I I find it so odd that our our governments that dismiss

(01:25:15):
our our work on the vials that all the the wrong PCR test was used and and the um um loads aren't
high enough and they're they're low and stuff and there are 600 uh 600 billion copies in a Pfizer

(01:25:38):
is in a Pfizer vial of of the SV40 sequence it's a PCR CT of between I've seen them as high as
10 and as low as 18 and a COVID um patient people are are worried about a PCR of cycle 32 to 35

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and it's like if you're gonna worry about something so small why are we not worried about
what's being injected to it in the people um and my last point I'm going to quickly bring up um

(01:26:35):
so the the whole thing about site kills okay yeah we're all told oh they're they're run for for for
40 60 whatever it was okay I I don't care how long

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the long a PCR assay is run for I'm worried about I'm worried about um about

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about the the whole um thing up of where is your your your
your cut off okay so I'm gonna pull up this data and this is the brand new

(01:27:49):
jn1 booster which I looked at and it's just as bad as the the rest of them but
um window there there there we go so

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this is a real time PCR curve fluorescence here and site it goes here red is spike blue is is ori
and and and the the green is the sp 40 okay yeah so if if if if if if my cut off for a positive

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sample is around cycle 35 yeah okay if if it if it if I want to see something at 35
I have to do to run things a little more so I can see what's up at 35 and and so I don't

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care about the um length of time this is run for I care about where is the cut off between a positive
sample and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a

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and a and a and a and a negative yeah I just I've just run this to um 30 five because
most vaccine vials amplified be between 10 and and and and in here so there's no

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point on going farther so so so I basically yeah I run things an extra five
site goes to see what's going on so the the whole cycle point that folk may make is is a completely

(01:30:24):
wrong point because even even according that graph it it looks like most things did show up at 15
and for sure they were there at 20 so all you're really doing is as you expand it you're just
making sure that where it is or at least maybe seeing the spread between the the the different
things you're looking for yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah and and seeing in all of the vials

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like yeah yeah they're all there there's the sv do you want to maybe just explain to some people
what the sv 40 is because I know that's that's shown up in a few conversations yep so so it's
it's not a a a full um um svb 40 viral yes and it was a a a a sim a sim a sim a sim

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and this is the baby
or he had a monkey virus yes which was first found in the whole
we all backs to see teams and um and and and and this is just a small

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a small piece of the SV40 motor and enhancer.
And so if you take, and this has been known since 1990,
the nine David Deans work, if you

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take a piece of DNA, a fragment
attached to a 72 base pair SV40 enhancer,
put those into a cell like with a lipid nanoparticle

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and it's a non-dividing cell,
which means there's a intact new,
we are on below and you put three to 10 fragments
into a cell, okay?

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Three to 10, that's all.
There are 600 billion top piece of these fragments in a
vaccine per dose inside lipid nanoparticles.
So if you put three to 10 copies inside a cell,

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it will cross the nuclear envelope
and integrate into the genome.
So yeah.
Is that a good consequence?
Yeah, not what you want to have happen, yes.

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That's not what you want to have happen.
Yeah.
Is it cancerous?
Is it like, what would it be the like?
There's a good association with increased cancer.
We do know that the SV40 motor knocks out the cells P53

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and that is the cell's guardian of the genome.
And if you knock out P53,
the cell will become oncogenic and cancer could quite possibly
be a cancerous disease.
So that's a good example of what we're talking about.

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So we're talking about the cell's
guardian of the genome,
the cell will become oncogenic and cancer could quite possibly
be caused.
So we try to answer some of these questions then.

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Go for it.
No, I mean, I mean, overall,
what are we going to do now?
One thing we need is for Alberta government to fund this research.
Yes.
And a bunch of us,

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including myself and Dr. Fridl will do it.
If you fund it, they will come.
And likewise, if you fund it the other way,
right?
To get the answer that you want.

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It's like would you like five million going to cost
$500,000 to combat disinformation or five million
billion into research and help those who are back.

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So it's an injury.
Yeah.
It's the government who forced the people and that's the
Who should fun to figure out how to fix this yeah
Unfortunately, it's still our money, but I I do agree that the government if they knew that what they were doing

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Well, maybe they didn't know at the time well
You know that's the argument but according to David some of the word is like
Davidson report is now okay, so now this is one of the things we can do so let's just do it exactly
um
Um, um, um, um much

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Was
Bent on the on the mischief trial of oh you're right five million
Mm-hmm. I mean it era leach. Yeah five million, right?
It's like

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Has the gov
Erment ever wasted that this
Much before on on a mischief charge. I
Think the Alberta government and Alberta Health Services fighting me and Archer Plesky. We were on the same
lawsuit that it was the same

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case
They spent almost seven hundred thousand
Just me and I and I would have said it would have been at least a million but close to a million bucks
Yeah, so seven hundred seven hundred thousand
well
Yeah, and then
there's there's even the
Did you want to talk about that about your case tomorrow Chris

(01:38:34):
Because it's kind of your yeah. So I think it's just a case good hearing. I don't think it's super exciting
Oh, okay. So I don't know if we told you dr. Speaker
I'm the representative plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against the Alberta government for what they did to businesses the illegal

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mandates as per the Ingram decision and
Our class action was certified last year late last year
towards the fall last year's not
End of October and the Alberta government, of course is appealing that
But tomorrow we have a hearing for
some case management details
Modified statement of claim a couple little you know technical things

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But yeah, so I'm I'm actually in the still at the thick of it just on the not on the defense side
I'm now I'm on the offense
Which is better
Basically suing the government. Yeah. Yeah
Yeah
Yeah, I don't know did you freeze there

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Dr. Spiker speaker I'm here. Oh, they're okay
I'm just I'm just
Thing if there's and then the need to have have thing of it
That that we

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Missed so
Yeah, the questions one also was
You were you were on of course this panel to
to change the consent form for the MRNA for the government and
That's great that you've done that but we haven't heard whether or not that consent form has been changed at all have

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Can I play dumb of course we do it probably not you're probably not ready to answer that
Probably not you're probably not very good at it
No, which paper which can sense for me talk
I
guess
similar to what

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Well similar to kind of what you showed up on the in the Florida
page, but I think that's that says
You know this due to the findings that we found
Yeah, this is this is you know an increase in my card is blah blah blah, but you
Accept these then you can get the vaccine

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Um if you have something
Can you send that
Sure, yeah, yeah, um is this with Dennis?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, so I haven't talked with him since
Last year markage, okay, and the last I knew

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He was doing something, but I haven't heard of what happened
I will I will actually forward this exact send it to you. Yeah to you
so if
My name and their names on something I'd like to know what it's
I don't think your name is actually on it, but it's associated with it. So

(01:41:59):
Yeah, definitely
It's based on
Before it's to talk to them better on public space
It's on your findings
Okay, did I mention this show is live

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Yeah, and then
And then the other one was about yeah
The second issue is to hold those responsible for the mandates accountable for the harms that they caused and that is also
Alluded to in the actually it's not even alluded to I think it's actually set state stated that in the Davidson report
so

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well
on us
died yeah, um
Have you?
heard about the David deck
The David deck David's David declaration or Davidson there. No no me you

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Declared exactly um
Have you
Heard of the case last fall in Port Hedlund Lindahls
No
No, yeah, no, okay
so last

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Year I tested three
Biles of all
Australian um
Vaccine
Biles I tested tooth
poison when
limit
Gerna and they were all the highest I've ever seen CTS of 10

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and
I'm like, yeah, this is way over your legal limit and
so we
Took it to to the government and they did
Nothing. And so the the town of Port
Hedlund passed a

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Mimosa
in to um, I'm adopt my
report and put a
Call out for them. I'm all
Towns and town
Councils to I'm helping this fight
and

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There's now I think can on
Board and I'm gonna share my
Screening so this was from Australia, but don't don't like the governments of Canada and
Australia or any other Commonwealth talk to each other or they talk all the
Time yeah, and and

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We are
currently
Seeing our our things with which were said by health care
the same that was said by the
teach
So they put them
motion to

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Spend the the shots based on the DNA can
in
Nation it basically
Lines all it was by someone but by Dr.
speaker can and the
Council's

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Ocean and it
passed in a fort in a in a five to them to
Road it's all the Doc
There's my report than
Those
Most sections and stuff

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So it's a it's a it's a very good
Resuses resource out of that
MP Russell
Rodman launched the David detects the name of a letter

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Yeah, and so
said
Uh-uh, yeah, you can't can skin
It's so it's based on the V the V of evidence of
Plasma DNA and the VAS be

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Party who did them in with it and a in me directly
Braille
To commission's
As simultaine and

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MN Igrade checked
the
R&J injections a
full access to
Riverman documents
free an open scientific
Discord so all of those sort of things and then on page two it says they want on a

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Bology
Reinstate all of those who have lost their jobs
compensate
people
Reestablish a fair equitable and just vaccine injury compensation
scheme repeal the

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No job, nope
Laleh no pay
Legislation make public all evidence supporting the government's claim of safe and effective
But even those who have been
Embarrassed
up
day
as

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book a
Of
the vaccine to ensure that there and safeguard open and public

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science discourse and scientific integrity.
And it's been signed by all kinds of people, myself,
and I think it's just thicker Rose Birer and Jeff Payne.

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And based on that work, in December,
North group was launched, which took the whole DNA thing.

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Can you still hear me?
Yeah, I can hear you.
Yeah.
I looked like I'm so it's to ask for all of the things based on the

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DNA to stop the shots across Europe.
All of these and is on the list.

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And it's now been sent to the governments of 22 countries.
And on the one for 10, it's been sent out by the World Council for Health

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and Vaccine Choice Canada and signed by Ted and Mark.
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one company andlegion was released only by this ran.
There was the

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It's it's and and so
this
came out before the
David sin
Yeah, poor so I saw the date. It was January 19th for that one so yeah
So
There's a lot of good amazing things going

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on it
it'll
Probably the the north
Rope and and back home hearing
Canada
Well, it's great this stuff is happening. You know we don't hear about all this stuff and so again

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That's one of the reasons why we do these podcasts is if we don't hear about it
Maybe other people don't know about it, so it's gives the education that that people do find out
and then they talk about it over the water cooler and
Hopefully things will change and I'm obviously yes are changing
Yeah
Slowly, but surely yeah, yeah

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So the ties are are turning in the
In I
Gotta get work
to done and and hopefully some
thing will will start to
Pay so yeah

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Well you are here in Alberta for about ten days. What did you say around March?
I am I'm there March 1st to the then the ninth my
family is
In its it's my
Wife and sons first time

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To Alberta yeah
Well um that won't be that bad
My old
University
Friend will will

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Take my um
wife to a a spa
day and
in in
BAM so nice
What's that you know it's even better than BAM though, what's that?
burgers at the whistle stop cafe and mirrors well

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That is it is all
On my
List though to do list for sure absolutely well
Yeah, we're looking forward to having you there, and I'm really looking forward to an injection of truth 2.0 healing humanity
Yeah, oh yeah great um um and and so I'm I'm out there. I'm I'm at

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An injection of
Projection of truth on March on March 3rd and then NCI
on
the
six something and
and
Eighth I think on the seventh. I'm doing a a live show with Jason

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Bean and
Brayton Valley
Perfect yeah, so
You're in the air
We're just
Go up and say
Hi, and if if there's any

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One one else in the theater
Yeah, then that I'm wants to
Talk for a
Pod
Yeah, that's their lunches. I'm just yeah
Reach out at
my

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website
If you want down there
Courageous truth no no no no no
What do you even speak?
Here calm
We'll hunt that down

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Rule of of
thumb always
Take take out a your own name
didn't mean
By oh, yeah, you're right. You're right. That is a great idea to do. Yeah, let's hijack. Yeah, yeah
Yeah

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There you are
And I'll throw that in the comments as well, I've been trying to throw
Yeah, right there when you type in my name
Chriscott.com you end up with Texas defense site. Did you try it? I just did yeah, I had to
It's like looking at your own house on Google Google Maps you can write anyone in the world

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It's not yeah
Then you go outside and clean up your yard, even though it's been cleaned up for six years or not
Yeah, but anyway
It's I'm slowly turning into a pumpkin here. Yeah early comes early here in
Alberta
Yeah, great to have you on
Speaker thank you and and we'll we will be there for March 3rd. We're gonna definitely

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vermin
Get there and like I said, I have to talk to Darryl comic and Eric Bouchard
the MLA of Calgary Lohede and we'll make some arrangements and
Make sure that we get there for sure. Oh
and and to um
Have you
shared

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Sheldon's
Sheldon's petition
Sheldon's petition
No, but we could probably quickly find it
That was under your
No, I don't think I did it. Yeah, I was going to and I know

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Sheldon sent it to me, but okay
No, I don't have it. I don't see it. Yeah
Let me just quickly try one other
thing
Here we go. No, let's save Calgary water
And there's so many petitions out there you said Calgary water is a fluoride petition out there as well. Yeah

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But it's not on your page there
Dr. Speaker I was going to um
I've been sick the past two weeks and this is the first
week
I've I've I've
I've
felt good. Yeah

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so
That's good
We can always
Add it to the comments after the fact too, so oh, yeah, yeah
There I know I don't know it's
there

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I'm man I yeah
Yeah, well
The um um yes
that has a
Dish
Into um

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Some
Port the um
Davidson
reach
Port so I encourage all
People to sign it okay, okay, and that would that will put that up that the idea what's that?

(01:59:34):
Is that to launch an inquiry it's to it's to encourage
the
government
To accept and follow
The recommendations in that report

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One of which is an inquiry
What's that?
What one of the recommendations was an inquiry? Yeah, I think so yeah a judicial inquiry actually which compels people to answer the questions instead of the
You know we're not answering your question. Who are you which is what?
Gary got a lot of times when he tried to ask people that's that's science for you, but anyway. Yeah, we got to wrap it up

(02:00:21):
Like I said, I'm turning into a pumpkin, but thank you very much for spending
Two hours and one minute with us plus the half hour we spent chatting before it was absolutely wonderful lots of great information
And I'm sure that the the folks that are watching appreciate it folks if you do appreciate what you
Were part of tonight, please support dr. Speaker in

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His initiatives as best you can
Consider helping him out with his give-send go
And like usual please like and share these videos send them out to your friends your neighbors your family and even your enemies and people that
Disagree with you as much as I don't like the the the public
Kind of lashing we get from the liberals it's necessary

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And we're willing to shoulder that in order to potentially change the minds, and that's what this is all about education and
Writing some wrongs that we've seen in the past
Years, and that's how we're going to do it just by talking about it. So thank you for talking about it
It's awesome awesome
And with that we're going to

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Have the best outro that's ever been created in the history of any podcast
And if you don't mind just stick around for a moment, and we'll have a wrap up when we're done and any final words from you
Carrie or
from you dr. Speaker no um I
Hope to um

(02:01:51):
Be a
lot of
Your audience and yourself at the
Injection of
Roots on March 3rd. Yeah, yeah, I heard there's popcorn, so I'll be there. Yeah and

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cake
And cake
Better be cake. Yeah, we're telling you that there's punchin pie. That's right
Let Eric and Darrell know that we have to have cake we have to have cake. Oh
I've already worked at the the the they asked me me me

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Last fall and I said only if there's cake so
Perfect
Okay, I'm gonna go maybe find a piece of cake well actually I don't think I have that here about a piece of cheese or
Something everybody
So in but by year or we're

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In that he wants to go off and find some cake so
Yes, absolutely and what else am I do at 938 at night? That's right. Wow you're almost midnight there
You better get to bed, too. Okay folks now. We're really gonna wrap it up
He saw us right away
I have a real letter. Yeah for

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The duck
Her hudskins and so yeah, that's right
Well when you talk to Roger tell him that we say hello and we miss him and folks have a great night
We'll see you on the next
Episode whenever we're going to be on the show
The next chris and carrie show we should like have to say something like that

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And then that way we can put it together kind of like a sean newman intro. Oh, yeah, that was great. Yeah
Maybe maybe we'll do that. Maybe we'll slip that up. Okay. All right. Okay. Good night everybody
Good night. See y'all. Good night

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