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Dad, nice to see you.

Hey, Mick, how are you doing?

I'm not doing too bad, how are you?

Good, actually, all things considered.

I'm in Milwaukee looking forward to the presidential debate tonight.

That's fun.

You know, I'm perplexed.

I would say about the situation in Canada.

I've been thinking about it this morning.

As you know, the court that we appealed the College of Psychologists decision to

decided that the college has it's within the college's purview to stop me from

having any political opinions as far as I can tell.

The decision, which I posted on Twitter and will post in the description of this

video, starts out by making a case for the fundamental reality of freedom of

speech for Canadians in Canada and then says,

but, and that's always a bad start when you're talking about freedom of

speech, but apparently the college has the right to decide that I can be

reeducated forcibly with the risk of my license, essentially because I made

political statements that the members of the college don't agree with.

And those opinions involve two criticisms of Justin Trudeau, one criticism of his

chief of staff, one criticism of an Ottawa city counselor, an objection to the

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