Husam Talk Show with Louis Riel

Husam: Hello ladies and gentlemen welcome! to the Husam show, today we are going to be talking to Louis Riel Day.

Audience: wooooooooooooo yeah!!!!!!!!clap! clap!

Louis Riel: Hi thank you for inviting me now that I am here let's start the how.

Husam: Okay how does it feel to be Manitoba's new February holiday will be named in honour of the Metis leader Louis Riel, the Red River and the North West rebellions, you are really famous in Canada.

Louis Riel: I was born in 22 October 1844 – 16 November 1885, was a Canadian politican, I was the founder of the province of Manitoba. I was forced into exile in the United States, during the rebellion

Husam: Are you married, if you are married how many kids you have

Louis Riel: I got married in 1881 while in exile in Montana, and I have to 2 children.

Louis Riel: I was seen as a Father of Confederation or a traitor, I was elected three times to the Canadian House of Commons, I was the eldest of eleven of my brothers and sisters I felt good to be the oldest

Husam: We have a big fan in the audience He came all the way from Manitoba just to see you, Joe.

Audience: woooooooooooooooh yeah!!

Joe: I am your favorite fan I named all my five kids after you. Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!

Louis Riel: thank you I never knew that I had so much people really liked me.

Husam: You led two resistance movements against the Canadian Government, were you scared because fighting against the government, that can really be scary.

Louis Riel: I really did not feel scared because I was not the only one who was fighting, I am a a hero all over Canada.

Husam: Thank you for coming and come back anytime.

Audience: YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love you Husam.

Husam: next time we will be having Micheal Jordan, and asking him about his life and everything about him.