Ladies and gentlemen, you can notice that I'm using stream yard tonight for no particular reason,

so I can't quite do the voiceover audibly, so you have to look at me as I look into the mic and do the intro over voice for today's video.

The update in the ostrich farm standoff has entered its third or fourth week. I don't quite know. It's Canadian

Thanksgiving, and Chris Dacey is on the ground reporting, and he has what he reported yesterday.

Just look at the face of the RCMP, gleefully following orders. Behold!

There goes a very unhappy Mike Rood as RCMP shift change seems to be happening.

I've got a lot to say about what just happened to Mike Rood at the Royal Canadian Legion as the RCMP liaison officers were sitting there.

And an Air Force veteran was denied access with a service dog.

I'm not happy.

Not happy at all.

Look at this nonsense.

Unbelievable. Hey guys. So I don't know, one, two, three, you count and one, two, three, four, five multiple officers per vehicle. Count them.

A bunch down the road still.

Hey guys, welcome.

Welcome. Welcome.

Welcome.

We need to talk to your liaisons when you're done.

It's just more the same. This is what's going on in Canada.

Bear in mind, a small child went missing.

I don't know what the status is on that child. Had they dedicated the resources to finding a lost

Canadian boy that they've dedicated to this outrageous insane standoff. Who knows? They might have

found that kid. One car after the next. What I love is, I don't, I mean, I don't want to, you know, put anyone on blast just because you happen. Look at this guy here. This guy's like, yeah, don't make me just follow orders on your ass is what he's thinking. Bulletproof vest, baton, guns.

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