And now as if we weren't already blackpilled enough on what's going on in Canada,

we're going to bring on a man who's still, I think he's still practicing attorney in Canada.

I don't know how anybody survives in the industry of the practice of law in its disheartening

nature, soul-crushing, soul-crushing nature. it seems that the bad people get rewarded and the good people get pushed out. I'm going to bring on Sean Buckley. He's going to introduce himself, but you all know him, or you should know him. Sean, sir, how goes the battle? Well, it goes really good. How are you, Viva? It's been a while. First of all, it's been a while since we've seen each other and a while that we've been trying to get this going.

And the timing worked out today. So this is, this is perfect. I don't think we've actually seen each other since I called you as a witness a couple of years ago with the National Citizens Inquiry. because you were at the trucker's convoy

and you had a lot of really interesting things to say

and people can still watch your testimony Absolutely. Because you had, you were at the trackers convoy and you had a lot of really interesting

things to say and people can still watch your testimony. So I'll say I wasn't, I was disappointed,

but not surprised that they didn't call me during the Rulot commission. I was, I was, I try,

I'm going to call me. I tried to submit, I believe I tried to submit during that particular one. I forget exactly how they determined the witnesses. I would have loved to have spoken there. I would have loved to have gone up and done it in person. But, Sean, I mean, actually, people might not know your role in the National Citizens Inquiry, who you are, what you're doing up in Canada. Give everybody the 30,000 foot overview.

We're not going to dive into the childhood today, but we'll stick to professional

history. Yeah, well, yeah, no, it's probably good for both of us to stay away from the child

good. But I've, so I'm a lawyer I practiced, I've practiced now for 32 years,

primarily on constitutional issues, very high volume trial lawyer.

And I kind of was the go-to guy for decades fighting Health Canada when Health Canada is attacking our natural remedies.

So because we're in a total corporate system with regards to our drug regulation, which is a whole different issue.

And then after COVID, I mean, after those truckers, I decided I couldn't sit still and I had to do something.

So I got heavily involved with the National Citizens Inquiry, which was a citizen led and organized inquiry into all things COVID.

So it was unbiased. The commissioners were completely independent of the administration

and they were tasked with listening with an objective mind and coming up with positive recommendations.

I think we called on COVID 405 witnesses across Canada, all under oath.

And I called over half of those.

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