Hi I'm Mindy Harley and I've never voted in my life. I grew up in a politically divided home; my Dad loves politics, assisted with raising donations for parties, attended meetings and follows all news coverage. My Mom on the other hand always said that "you look after yourself, the government doesn't look after you!" and she always tossed her voting ballot. For me, not one politician could be trusted, and none of them really spoke to my values and showed that they operated for the benefit of the people anyways, so I never actually paid attention to what our politicians were up to. Ignorance is bliss as the saying goes.That was until one day early 2020 when lockdowns had just begun, I noticed one of my outspoken (at the time) memes got retweeted on Twitter by someone. That someone was Maxime Bernier, leader of the PPC in Canada. Being out of Canada since 2013, I was unaware of this party and the fact that he was speaking against the legacy media narrative, caught my attention. I've kept an eye on his words and most importantly actions since then (the same goes for politics now in general as the veil has been lifted). Knowing social media only shows so much, I had to get him on my show to sit down in front of me so that I could get a better understanding of this man who seemingly wants the same for Canadians as I do; the rights to life, liberty, sovereignty (as much sovereignty as one can have still being a part of the "system" so to speak), and ultimately our own bodily autonomy.  Since he's also shunned by the media and many people still don't know of his existence, in all fairness, I believe that he deserves more air time.Whether his party gains momentum and becomes the change we need in Canada is yet to be seen. I implore you to give this episode a listen. For me, so far, Maxime checks out; ultimately what I'm looking for in a leader is someone who won't bend the knee to the oligarchs and the new world order, who will treat all citizens with respect and fairness, and will not go back on his word. Because at the end of the day, your word is everything. I will continue to watch Maxime's words and actions and I encourage you to do so too.