Ladies and gentlemen of the interwebs, I bet you thought I was going to start tonight's show

off with something relating to the ostriches.

You would be wrong.

We shall start off with the Honorable, Oaxh, excuse me, the Honorable Wab Kew, Premier of Manitoba, behold.

We're going to gather here this afternoon that you should not be protesting a Minister of the Crown's right to serve the people of Manitoba.

And I would say to the goofballs out front, if you have an issue, you have an issue with me.

I am the one who decided to keep this minister at the cabinet table.

I would invite them so much we're going to gather here.

So for those of you who don't know what's going on in Canadian politics,

Wab Kino is a First Nations Premier of Manitoba.

In the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination, while everyone was rushing to the internet with

their hot takes, that as far as I'm concerned, should land them on no-fly lists and should

sure as hell bar them from entering these United States of America

for the rest of their lives. You know, freedom, freedom to talk. Freedom to fa, freedom to foe.

Ooh, that's mine. That's copyrighted right now. Freedom to fa, freedom to foe. So Wab Kino,

the Premier of Manitoba, he had a minister you know what one of

these um yeah i'm going to weigh my words so as to not get myself in trouble

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