You are listening to the Viva Fry podcast.

On today's episode, I speak with combat veteran Kelsey Sheeran,

who talks about her experience in Afghanistan, the PTSD she struggled with coming home,

the inadequate support provided by the Canadian government,

which led to her very vocal critique of Canada's Maids program as a cost-cutting abandonment of veterans.

Enjoy the podcast.

Thank you. cost-cutting abandonment of veterans. Enjoy the podcast. All right, everybody, this is the first of many, and it's the first pre-recorded interviews that I've done, a live pre-recording

to be published at a later date so that it doesn't not interfere with, but it's complementary to the daily

live streams, which will be at 4 o'clock in the Rumble lineup.

And the first inaugural pre-recorded, published later interview is going to be with none

other than Kelsey Sheeran.

And if you don't know who she is, you will certainly know who she is after this interview,

but I suspect many of you might already know who she is from beforehand,

recently made the news because she's taken on, at least the recent target,

medical assistance in dying, maids, as they call it in Canada,

mercy killings, as other regimes have called it in the past,

and state-sanctioned murder, as I call it, as it's currently being applied in Canada.

But I was listening to Kelsey.

We were just talking before we're going to go live here.

I was listening to her podcast interview with Lex Friedman, which was literally a marathon.

I mean, some people run

marathons in less time than that interview. And in fact, I'm going to bring you in now, Kelsey, and you're going to tell us, Kelsey, when we mentioned it, I said it was, you know, it's a four-hour podcast and you said it was actually six hours cut down. That's enough time for someone to run two marathons.

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