Shaun Newman Podcast - #678 - Harry Fisher

Episode Date: July 16, 2024

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I'm talking about Harry Fisher. So buckle up. Here we go. Welcome to the Sean Newman podcast. Today, I'm joined by Harry Fisher. So, sir, thanks for hopping on. All right. Thank you very much for having me.

I appreciate it. You've kind of popped up on my Twitter feed. You've been on Alex Jones. You've kind of been all over the place. That's how I stumble into your story. I'm sure there's a lot more to it than that. I'm sure that people have heard you before all of that. But I got listening and I was like, holy crap.

But before we get into all that, maybe, Harry, you could just tell us a little bit about yourself and we'll tell us the story and we'll see where we go from there. I'm a paramedic. I've been in EMP since 97. I became a paramedic, 2012, 2013. I worked through the heart of COVID, I've done ambulance, ER, ICU, worked anywhere from New York City during COVID to North Dakota, Oklahoma, all the way up here in Alaska. And that's where you're at right now is Alaska? Mm-hmm.

I'm currently in Alaska on a contract. I take different kinds of contracts. If I take a fast-paced contract, I'll normally try to take a contract that's not as fast-paced just to give myself. some downtime for, you know, a month or two. Because some contracts, you know, ambulance worked for, through COVID and since the shots rolled out has been, it's been really busy. So, I mean, you're, you know, you used to have some downtime on the ambulance. Nowadays, you're, you're getting kicked around.

There's just not a lot of paramedics that are wanting to work these days. We've got a pretty big staffing shortage. Even on the contract I'm currently on right now, they've been having to extend to me because they can't find a replacement. So, you know, you go, 1997, you become an EMT. You start into that realm. And I don't know, like, you got to get on, paint me a picture if you, if you wouldn't mind, like, first off, my hats off of you for doing that type of work. I'm, I'm, I'm a sissy when it comes to blood and different things like that.

when when you first started to today what has changed like you know like you know i hear these stories all the time um but in your in your world you know like you're on the front lines what do what's changed in in what has that been 27 years um no a lot's changed uh people are goodness where to start on what's changed um the type of calls have changed since the roll out of this experimental substance, this dangerous gene therapy that they're calling the COVID vaccines, the type of calls have changed. Now we're dealing with young strokes, young heart attacks. We used to deal with seizures, but now we're dealing with a lot of new onset seizures. And so the victims, I guess, is what's changed. Knowing that I was censored trying to

warn people about what I was seeing, since I was. I did CPR and a vaccine lines, a Pfizer line, which was a Pfizer clinic. I just started calling it a Pfizer line because I didn't know what to call those things at the time. But since I saw someone die after getting their shot and learned that two people had died in that same clinic within two weeks. And whenever I started trying to actually talk about it and started getting censored, I realized that there was there was something really nefarious going on. So I see these people, my patients now is victims. So, I mean, now we have a mass casualty event occurring, and that changes the whole aspect of how you look at things. So a lot's changed.

When you're talking about giving CPR and a Pfizer line, where specifically, and if you wouldn't mind, just sharing a bit more than that, we had here in Saskatchewan a lady at a pharmacy get the shot and pretty much drop dead. But that was the only, forgive me to the audience. I don't know if I heard of another one in Western Canada. Certainly could have happened. But that's the one that sticks out. If somebody else knows, I can always text. Whereabouts was this at that in the Pfizer line, you were doing CPR? It was in Oklahoma.

I was working 911 service. I got a call to a full arrest. We call them full arrest. So that means someone has died. I got a call to that makeshift clinic. we know those big shot lines that they were doing to try to get everybody those shots. The person had had their shot, they died, they were in a lethal arrhythmia. Basically, their heart was in, they were in VTAC.

They were in a lethal arrhythmia. They were unresponsive, pulseless. CPR was in progress by fire department whenever I got there. Took over the scene, worked the code, you know, defibrillated multiple times, innovated. just and it was it was wild because imagine working a code and then seeing all these people watching and not leaving the line themselves like watching what's occurring and just standing there like zombies just standing in a line like drones waiting to get their shot and what even just made it even crazier was the fact that the nurse came over while we were working and said this is the

second one in two weeks. Well, you've heard about one in Saskatchewan, you said. Correct. I was working in that city. And I wouldn't have known anybody had died two weeks ago in that same line or in that same clinic had that nurse not have told me. No other medic talked about it. No other medic said anything about it. So there's no telling how many of these have actually occurred. Like you wouldn't know what I'm telling you had I not fought through the censorship all these years. and you finally heard me on Alex Jones. It took years for me to get this information to the general public because I constantly got censored.

TikTok would remove me. YouTube. I can't even access Facebook. So when I started trying to speak out, they just started censoring me. So I don't have a clue how many other medics are out there that actually have been trying to fight through this because the censorship banning is just so intense. Like I've had to work my butt off to try to get what I'm, what I'm got in my brain. and everything I've experienced out to the general public. This has been a fight. And a lot of people

probably just decided to not fight that fight. Either they were already bought into this system and don't correlate what they've seen or, or they did correlate what they've seen and tried to talk about it and got banned or they're too afraid to talk about it. I do have a lot of friends in the EMS community, though, and none of them are taking the shots anymore. They all know something's wrong. I don't I don't get any kind of back talk or any kind of pushback when it comes to me talking because I speak my mind. I don't get anybody in the EMS community going, oh, you're wrong, Harry. No. They agree. There's something wrong. They're not taking these shots. But most of them don't want to fight the battle. They see it as something that is just way too big. And they either think that they

aren't going to make a difference for speaking out. They're just too afraid to rock the boat because they don't want to lose their jobs. I mean, that's pretty much what we're running into right now. But I do not get any pushbacks when it comes to, when it comes to actually me saying, hey, these shots are dangerous. None of them are, none of them are saying otherwise.

I think that's been any industry that's usually, you know, like the losing one's job, livelihood seems to be a real sticking point, if you would. When they see you being able to go on, different shows and talk openly about it. Does that, like, does that open up more conversations? Like, are you seeing, uh, others start to, I don't know, speak openly? Maybe, maybe not to the extent of area of like going on shows, but like maybe around the

workplace, like, hey, here's another one of these. Maybe we should take a look. Oh, for sure. Yeah. Around the workplace, they talk about. I mean, I, I've walked into, I've walked into conversations where people are, We're openly talking about how it's harmed them. They have heart problems now.

So they're talking. They're fine to talk about it, especially if they're around other people that they know and they can tell that, you know, they're not going to, because they still have some bit of fear because they worry. But I've been in rooms with doctors, nurses, and paramedics all openly discussing how we know these shots are bad. But if corporate walks into the room, that conversation is going to quit pretty quick. because corporates doesn't want to hear it.

Your corporate or predominantly your owners of the system, the people that run the hospitals, the people that run, they forced all of this onto people. They literally forced all of this. So bringing up their sins to them will get you in trouble. That's 100%. You can't openly shove someone's sin in their face

without getting some kind of slap on the hand. If you go back to the early days of COVID, and you're starting to see this and you talked about censorship. What, like, what did you try doing right up the hop? Did you just, you mentioned TikTok? Was it like, Lizzie, I got to put something out here? Or was it more gradual than that? Like, how does that part of the story play out?

I first started just having lots of conversations, typing, typing, typing, you know how you, in the threads whenever people have videos? because there was all those videos consistently of like the videos basically of people coming on there and pushing the shots. Like would you want to, would you wear a seatbelt if you get into a car? Well, then why wouldn't you get a value? You know those crazy propaganda videos that you would see of all these influencers that were probably getting paid. I would go on and be like, I didn't see if you are on a Pfizer line. These things are dangerous.

And those comments would normally generate a lot of, a lot of trash. action. Like I would get lots of comments to them, but within a day, they would just remove my comment. So I started experiencing that kind of, you know, censorship. They would remove my comments. And it was just getting tiresome. And I had finally gone to, you know, I got a few months after. It was, it was not long after doing CPR and Faisal and I just started seeing strange occurrences. And I was asking patients if they had taken any of those shots. So if I was running a young stroke, if I was running someone who was otherwise healthy, having stroke-like symptoms or heart attacks, I just was asking my patients if they'd taken any of these shots where most people weren't.

Most people, most medics still don't probably ask if you're actually, if you've had those shots. They just aren't trained to do it. But I was asking, and I was noticing a trend that these people are all vaccinated with this new substance and they're experiencing these bad things occurring. The hospital that I went to basically did a Pfizer push all at the same time. It was easy to see how bad it was. Like it was easier to see. Whenever you do the shot push all at the same time for a smaller community,

it's easier to notice people dropping after the shot. Like if you have this huge city and you're getting just, you know, certain people in this big city, it's not as easy as it was to see in this small community whenever everyone got it at the same time. Because we had weeks of just PE, strokes, heart attacks. I mean, one of the nurses I was working with lost her husband to a heart attack. like a day after the shot. That guy's brother died a week after the shot. We had miscarriage after miscarriage. One of our nurses literally got PEs on the job and had to get innovated and flown out. And I mean, it was, it was bad. And the doctor that I was working with, it had been in that

community for years, came up and pulled me aside and said, we're experiencing genocide. This is genocide. And that just at that point in time, instead of just typing anymore, I decided to go out and actually make a video. So I made a video and the video I went outside to the ambulance bay put my face out there and said I'm a paramedic I had CPR and a Pfizer line lost two patients than two weeks pretty much what the video was and that video jumped up there to like I mean the views were insane it was you know to me it was like a million views plus within a hour 12 hours or so but the comments was I lost all these comments I lost my dad I lost my brother I lost my uncle It was just, I lost this person, this person, this person.

It was like the floodgates were open on people that had lost so many people after taking that shot. And then TikTok took the video down and said it was terroristic activity. So they called me a terrorist for trying to warn the general public about what I've seen as a paramed. And that's whenever, I mean, it floored me. It worried me, scared me for a moment. And then I decided to just fight. and I just kept making TikTok account after I call them the TikTok wars. The TikTok wars are still going on.

But I mean, it's it was just bad. I mean, it was we, we get kicked around. You make a video, you get, you get vanned, your whole channel gets banned. I would get up, I'd get up 20, you know, at the time I'd get up, you know, 20, 30,000 subscribers within a shorter period of time. And then they would just remove your entire account, start all over again. And then now they've got it to where they just, I think, they just the biometrics now as soon as i like i tried to put a video up just to see if it would go

the other day and i mean within minutes community guidelines violation as soon as my face was on the video so i can't even post on ticc i can't get on my facebook account i can't get on youtube youtube was one of the first places other than ticot to ban me um it wasn't until elon musk purchased x that i actually started being able to talk and i'm thankful but still x has got its got its issues it seems. I mean, there's a lot of people still getting banned over there. What happens is these these pharma shields that are actually working on behalf of big pharma. We call them pharma shills. And if you do this long enough, you'll, you'll see who they are. You'll notice that they run in a club. They use the same emojis. They use, they're a club of people that are out there

to just go after anyone trying to blow the whistle on what's occurring. And they'll massively report your accounts to try to get you suspended or remove. So there's a, there's an active, there's an active war occurring right now it's a digital war for information and it's been a real battle yeah um it's uh it doesn't matter how many times i have people on and share different uh stories different uh viewpoints you know the last um emt i had and i'm forgetting her name right now that's poor of me but uh she'd talked about, you know, like, uh, one of them,

one of the workers had a problem with anaphylactic shock. And they're like, well, come in, we'll push you down. And, and that way, if you have anything,

we can, you know, you're in the right spot. And they're like, what? Like, are you insane? And,

uh, you know, and then it was, it was the firefighters talking about, uh, you know, some of the things they were getting called out to and seeing. And I guess what I'm pointing out to,

to, to you and the listener is like, just, it just seems to have no end. of the depth that goes down of the things that have been covered up in the middle of COVID so that people didn't know how dangerous the shots were. You know, as we fast forward to where we sit right now, you know, summer of 2024, in Alberta and Saskatchewan, the uptake of the vaccine, the, whatever, the shot is low, like extremely low. And I guess I'm curious, you know, when you're sitting in Alaska,

are you seeing people who got the shot from years ago having issues or is it changed again? You know, like, or is it people that have their, you know, I don't know, seventh booster. I don't even know where it is at this point. Most people aren't taking them anymore. Most people that I talk to have only taken three, two to three. There's a few that I've heard of taking four, but it's very rare. The only thing actually rare is people taking these shots anymore. Everything else isn't rare.

Um, that's, that's just the way it is. But now I'm dealing with, uh, patients that are younger, you know, anywhere from 20s to 30s having congestive heart failure. Like it's a lot, it's a little long term issues of this now. Back back before, before COVID shots and all of that, you, you, you didn't run into healthy patients saying they have CHF congestive heart failure. You didn't run into all of these autoimmune issues. You, you, you didn't run into all of this stuff. I mean, it just, it was, what used to be rare to never is now no longer rare. It's, it's the norm. And the norm is, is bad. I mean, so we're dealing with more of the long-term issues. You still get people that have sudden cardiac arrest. You still get people that have strokes.

You know, strokes and cardiac arrest have always been a thing, but they became a big thing after the shots rolled out. And we're still getting that. But, but a lot of, A lot of these people I'm starting to see is just young people that have seemingly aged 20 to 30 years. It's not like they look 20 to 30 years older, but their health has aged 20 to 30 years. I mean, it's very depressing. Well, one of the things I'd heard, I forget who was saying this, but they were talking about how, you know, like, you don't expect a 50-year-old to be the same person at 90. and I remember it was it was Dr. Chris Shoemaker and so he what he was calling in the shot was the fountain of aging and he said like we're going to see people who resemble a 90 year old in brain

function and and other things sooner right like not and and what you're talking about is something that I don't know at least rings a little bit true to what he said is that is that does that make sense to you yes it does I mean it's yes it's Well, imagine putting poison inside someone's body. I mean, the simplest way to put it is we were poisoned. We were poisoned. We were poisoned mentally and physically. They poisoned us with fear.

They poisoned us with a substance that was, I call it an experimental substance. This new gene altering editing technology, it's something that can make their job as a, if I was big pharma and I did not care about you, I would be going all in on this MRA technology. because I can take my cost of making all this product and I can just cut it more than half. I can take my cost almost to the floor. I can still upsell you. I can get money from your governments. And then I can just create things so much faster.

I can actually just type it into a computer, create what I want, and throw it at you for hardly any cost and make you pay the same amount. Or even a little less doesn't matter because I'd be making boo coos of money. So if I don't mind killing off a lot of y'all, I would be going after this kind of technology. And that's what they did. They want this new age tech at any and all cost. And they killed a whole bunch of people. And whenever they started taking out people like me that are trying to warn you, whenever they started removing us, that shows their intent to harm.

It would be one thing if they would have come out and said, hey, there's this really bad virus, and we've got this new technology, and we want to throw a hell merry pass, but hey, this could be really dangerous and it could kill people. If they would have done it like that and not mandated it, you would have probably never seen me. In all reality, if you're crazy enough to want to throw a hell merry pass on your life, have it. Don't mandate it. Don't, you know, you probably would have never seen me. But what they did instead is they mandated it. They tried to force people. I've actually seen people crying in a corner because their job is going to fire them.

And they have kids and they were just so scared and they took it and felt like they were violated. I've watched people get mentally and physically raped by these shots and these mandates. So that's why you're seeing me. I'm seeing the carnage. And I'm pissed off about it. And everyone else should be really, really angry because they have actively tried to kill you. And I wish people could get that through their heads. Like truly, that's been the.

hardest thing is going, hey, your government's trying to kill you. And most people are just like, okay. I mean, it just, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, how can a frontline worker, many of us frontline workers now be saying the same thing. All these people are dying. We've been censored. That shows intent. They're trying to kill you. And yet, everyone's just so stagnant. It's, it's, it's, it's a wild experience. You know, you were, um, not that you're, um, not that your identical situation, but I'd interviewed a doctor once upon a time and he was locum, meaning he bounced around from different communities in Alberta. And he kind of got to, you know, he had this unusual spot of where he wasn't just in one center.

So he got to see different things from different communities and how they reacted differently. One of the things that's interesting about you is that you're a contract worker. So how many places did you work through COVID? quite a few um like i said anywhere from new york hospitals er ICU lower manhattan north dakota on reservations oklahoma um i've worked off you know basically from those those places rotating back and forth into different communities so you like you've seen you know you know Wow, it's only New York. Oh, okay, it only happened in New York.

But everywhere you go, you're seeing the same thing, I guess, is what I'm curious about. Yes, some worse than others. Like, seeing the same things, yes, but it was just, I guess, like in New York, seeing the same things. But when you're working in ICU, you're seeing, you know, predominantly patients that are innovated during the heart of COVID. you're constantly having to prone them doing different types of jobs you're giving medications and you're seeing them die they're calling them COVID deaths and while what I was seeing there is these patients were also predominantly vaccinated and the TV was saying if you're vaccinated you don't die from COVID and you're actually watching it firsthand people vaccinated and dying from COVID so that's the experience in New York

also in New York you know in the while working ER kids kids come in with strokes and looking over at the doctor and saying, hey, I found out from their parents, they were vaccinated and the doctor going, that doesn't matter. We don't need that kind of information. I mean, the vaccines are safe. So knowing right then that they're not actually documenting the possibility of vaccine injured, those kind of experiences, working Oklahoma, anything from 20-year-olds coming in, you know, with chest pain, saying, you know, talking to them, saying they've been vaccinated. doctors actually just sort of blowing them off doing blood work, quick EKG, chest x-ray, but kids, you know, just a kid, he's just probably having anxiety and then watching the kid die at the door on their way out that he are, not being able to revive them. So seeing different things in different areas, but pretty much the same stuff. Basically, people were harmed. Most doctors don't seem to give a shit or just can't really correlate it. And a lot of people

die. This may be a really dumb question, Harry. But, you know, like, I can't imagine seeing one person die in a line. When you start rattling off, you know, kids coming in and then and then passing away in front of yet, like, have you thought of just like hanging it up like this is, this is getting to be too much? You mentioned at the start, uh, there's a shortage and I go, well, I can imagine there's a few reasons for that.

And seeing things like that and then nobody discussed. or hiding behind, you know, like, hey, like, what can I do? I'm going to lose my job. It's like, yeah, a kid just died over there. Like, are we going to talk about that or aren't we? I assume that's taking a real toll on you. Well, yeah, sure. I just pray a lot.

Do a lot of prayer, my faith in God. As far as hanging it up, I mean, we already have a shortage. Who's going to, would you, if I hang it up and. you lose a frontline worker that actually is trying to warn people. So there's one less of us out there. So I've got kids. I've got young kids. I've got people that I love that are going to grow up either into a very corrupt system that's trying to kill us or my side wins.

So if I just give up, then I'm just giving up on the battle. And I need to move off into the woods somewhere and just take my family and go away. which that's not an all that's not I don't have that option um most people don't have that option I've been a paramedic for a long time I'm not a millionaire so I I need to keep fighting or give up and I don't really have much of a give up bone in my body yeah that's fair I uh I'm always curious you know like uh I'm appreciate the answer you know um certainly there's a lot of people with no give up or not we're not giving up because that world um continues to get darker, you know. When you, with your kids and stuff, does a father of three young kids,

do your kids come with you on the different contract work or is it something where you have to go distance? No, they don't, I'm divorced. I mean, I'm divorced, but I mean, even if I wasn't, before I was divorced, no, kiddos can't go on the contract work with me. I work normally six days a week while I'm like most of these contracts, like the contract I'm on right now is a seven day a week contract and I've been here for you know it'll be almost five weeks by the time I actually get to leave here so seven days a week for five weeks and then I'll go home and take three to four weeks off sometimes but about about week two in the last year I'll make it to about week two and I'll be getting phone calls from my HR to try to get me on a car get me back out working because

we're lacking staff so I mean for about the past year I've been working anywhere from four to seven or week sometimes and then have a couple weeks off and then right back at it. As you've been, you know, speaking out, right? So you start, you know, you start, you TikTok off and on, you know, and, you know, the TikTok horse. One of the things on this side is when I started interviewing people and certainly interviewing people that had stories such as yourself is I have a phone line where people can text in and share their stories or comment on the episode or what have you and the stories that started coming in through that thing were i mean like rough you know of of of things that had gone on and i'm curious you know from your end uh have you i

assume you've had tons of nurses doctors just like frontline staff uh talk to you and discuss you and and be a part of like conversations that are kind of like probably strange to anyone else, I would assume. What do you? I mean, strange conversations about what, just about the shots or about everything? About the pandemic in general, right? And about all the things that have gone on. Oh, yeah.

I mean, yeah. I mean, we've, people are seemingly coming to grips with the level of tyranny that we've had to endure. Like, like, I mean, the, the level of insanity. is something that most of us, like go back in time, go back in time 10 years and picture yourself 10 years ago. And talk and go back, you're back there right now, you're looking at yourself 10 years ago. Explain to your 10 years ago self all we've experienced throughout COVID to now. Is your 10 years ago self going to believe it?

Most people won't. Most people's old self would never believe a fraction of what we've experienced. So we're trying to come to grips with that kind of reality. And some people decide not to come to grips with it. They hang it up and quit and they just decide to go ahead and bleep out, blank out, and not deal with reality. Others are still trying to wrap their head around it. And people like me, we've come to acceptance. I'm at the acceptance phase of where we're at.

I've gone through the denial. I've gone through the anger. I've gone through all of those phases, bartering. Dear God, please just take this away. What do I got to do? Now I'm at acceptance. I accept the fact that we're being aimed at. I accept the fact that evil powers and principalities rule this world.

I accept the fact that a lot of people are just going to be abused victims and never going to leave their abuser. I accept all that. And once you get to acceptance, you start to realize, okay, we need to figure out who all can reach that level of acceptance. And then we need to figure out what we need to do about it. that's where we're at. We're behind the eight ball on figuring out what we need to do about it. We need to all come together, figure out how to deal with this problem, and fight back. And when I say fight back, any possible way we can to stop people from trying to kill us.

However, we can do that. That's rational thought. If someone's breaking into your home and they're trying to kill you, you need to accept the fact that it's happening, and then you need to deal with the problem. Well, that's your country is your home. You're in Canada? Yep. I would say they broke into your home.

And then some. Yes. And the people that can realize that, accept that that's happened, need to come together and deal with the intruders. Now, how do you deal with those intruders? Leave it up to you all to figure that out. I would say look back at history and deal with the intruders.

Because intruders aren't going to just stop because you're sitting there begging. tyrants aren't going to stop being tyrants just because you ask them to they're just not going to it doesn't work that way i wish it did but it doesn't we're up against an enemy that does not mind killing you one bit does not mind killing your children at all and i'm live i'm living proof witness to that actually occurring so that's that's where we live brother you um you've written a book um Paramedic story exposing American genocide. Where can people find that?

Fisher'sbook.com. If you want to pre-ordered, I'd appreciate it. I appreciate anybody reading it and spreading the word. I realized they can't censor a book as easy as they can censor me on digital platforms. It's hard to push a button on a book. They just push a button on me and my page is gone. if you want to go and support there, that would be great. Purchasing that book, if you have someone that is on the fence about believing what's

occurring, if you want to buy the book for them and send it to them, I would appreciate it. And what I'm doing is I'm setting some money aside for just in case the world goes crazy because I'm a paramedic and they're trying to take my job right now. I have active people calling my board consistently trying to get my license removed. So it's twofold. I want to go ahead and be able to take care of my family if that happens. And then I also want to get information out. Threefold.

I want to get information out. And I want to give money to vaccine injured groups. I want to be able to support these people that I'm talking to that are constantly, I can't afford my medications. I can't afford this. And I'm constantly offering prayers. And that's great. I say always offer prayers.

But I'm hoping that I can actually help with certain things like. that as well. So I'm doing the best I can to fight that way currently, and we'll see how that works. People can find you on Twitter as well. You mentioned prayer, and I'm just curious here before I let you off. Is that something you found along the way, or have you had a strong faith from before COVID? It was raised with a faith background, ran away from God for a good while. And then came back to God with age and having children still fell often. But when, you know, through COVID and all of this really found a stronger relationship with God, a firm base, making God basically my, my, my firm foundation.

Without without having God, I would be lost. I mean, I'm, like I said, I fail. everyone fails. You get back up. You try to keep going. But without God, I don't even think I would ever get back up. Without knowing that I can lay it at the feet of the father, all of this, lay it down, and then knowing that God is going to win in the end. Whether or not I'm here or not able to watch that victory occur, I know God wins. So that helps me keep going. I appreciate you hopping on and doing this, Harry, and appreciate that, you know, you continue to, speak out about what you're seeing and where your journeys have taken you. Is there anything that you want to make sure you say before you hop off?

The floor is yours, man. I'll keep you here as long as you need. I want to make sure that if you got things to say, that you get a chance to say them. Oh, just thank you for having me on. I'm praying for you guys up in Canada and guys and gals up in Canada. I know y'all have had a rough go. And I've been watching y'all and in Australia. And, you know, I've been watching all of y'all like a blueprint of where America is headed completely.

I've seen our blue states basically go right along with y'all's blueprint. It's almost like they're all just working together to bring about a new world, new world order of insanity. And I've been paying attention to that. And I'm hoping that everyone in our red states, which are more conservative, our more gospel-oriented states, can start to see how they all look the same. And we start fighting back and actually are capable of getting with the good people in Canada. I mean, I talked to some people in Alberta and, you know, everywhere in Canada, really. But I'm hoping all of the sound true, just good people.

people in all of these places can come together and fight against this evil system together and put it to an end. Because if we don't do that, our next generation, our children are truly in trouble. So I hope and pray, that's my prayer, that we can all figure out a way to work together to stop this in its tracks. So thank you for having me on, brother. Yeah, thanks for coming on, Harry. Appreciate it.