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June 15, 2022 - Viva & Barnes

01:45:03

Viva Live from America! Canada madness to More Madness!

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	Does the President have the stamina, physically and mentally, do you think to continue on even after 2024?
	Don, you're asking me this question!
	Oh my gosh, he's the President of the United States!
	You know, I can't even keep up with it.
	We just got back from New Mexico.
	We just got back from California.
	That is not a question that we should be even asking.
	Just look at the work that he does.
	Look how he's delivering for the American public.
	Look, that article that we're talking about is hearsay.
	It's salacious.
	That's not what we care about.
	We care about how we're going to deliver for the American people.
	How are we going to make their lives better?
	That's what the president talks about.
	That is his focus.
	And that's where we're going to continue to focus on.
	Does the president have the stamina, physically and mentally, to continue on even after 2024?
	Can you listen to that?
	He's the president of the United States.
	I can't even keep up with it.
	We just got back from New Mexico.
	We just got back from California.
	Where is it?
	Can you believe that answer?
	That is like...
	I can't imagine.
	Let me just see what I look like here.
	Remove.
	Okay.
	I can't imagine being so...
	Not flabbergasted.
	I mean, I'm able to think on my feet, I think.
	That she could have been so floored by that question.
	So taken aback that she couldn't even stitch together a coherent response.
	And by the way, let me do this here.
	Let me do this.
	Got to commentate on this a little bit.
	Yes, I'm a little bit of a boomer zoomer tonight.
	Hold up.
	Let's try this again, actually.
	How's the audio before we continue going?
	Put headphones on when you stream.
	I'm doing it.
	Yeah, here.
	They're on.
	They're on and they're on for good.
	Even though I don't like the way they make my ears feel and I don't like...
	Oh, man.
	I just got...
	I just arrived.
	Gonna be on Tim Pool tomorrow with Pavlovsky and Barnes.
	I drove nine and a half hours straight.
	Didn't even stop to pee.
	Think about that.
	Let's finish up with the audible torture, and then we're going to get to the fun stuff.
	Can you imagine being so, what's the word, flummoxed?
	That you can't, don't even answer that.
	And have the stamina, physically and mentally, do you think to continue on even after 2024?
	Don, you're asking me this question.
	Oh my gosh, he's the president of the United States.
	He's the president of the United States.
	You don't challenge the, you don't challenge the stamina.
	Of the President of the United States.
	Imagine if someone had said this when they were saying that Trump was demented, crazy, shouldn't have the numbers to the code.
	He's the President of the United States.
	That's exactly why you have to ask the question.
	You know, I can't even keep up with him.
	And I don't say this to be mean.
	I don't know how old Joe Biden is.
	He's very old.
	If a young individual can't even keep up with an old individual, cognitively, physically, That young individual might want to ask themselves some questions about their own stamina and their own physical well-being.
	It's not to be mean.
	It's just everyone knows you sort of decay the older you get.
	It's a matter of fact.
	It's a matter of life.
	It's an unpleasant one.
	If she can barely keep up with the president, work on yourself, press secretary.
	But let's keep going.
	Just got back from New Mexico.
	We just got back from California.
	That is not a question that...
	We should be even asking.
	Can you imagine the stammering, the stuttering, the pussyfooting around the fact that it's obviously the question everyone should be asking?
	In his speeches, at the beginning of Biden's presidency, I didn't like the mocking of what they called elder abuse, dementia, Joe.
	At some point...
	And anybody who has lived with someone who has had some form of dementia, you know what it looks like when you see it.
	And at some point with Joe Biden, it has become undeniable to the point where even Dawn Stinky Fingers Lemon has to ask the question.
	And she can't even stitch together a quasi-coherent answer.
	Yes, he's fine.
	Although maybe we should get Dr. Spiegel to diagnose.
	From a distance.
	Maybe we should get Dr. Spiegel from a distance to diagnose Joe Biden.
	If Johnny Depp couldn't remember three words in a few minutes and this doctor was able to diagnose Johnny Depp from some acting moves and some commercials and I would love to see Dr. Spiegel diagnose Joe Biden.
	And you know what the amazing thing is?
	Last part of this, because it's going to segue into what I want to intro here, which is not an ad.
	Full stop.
	Look at the work that he does.
	Look how he's delivering for the American public.
	Look, that article that we're talking about is hearsay.
	Hearsay?
	Actually, it might be in a legal sense, but what I see with my eyes is I see.
	Not hearsay.
	That's not what we care about.
	We care about how we're going to deliver for the American people.
	How are we going to make their lives better?
	That's what the president talks about.
	That's what he talks about.
	He talks about changing lives.
	That is his focus.
	And that's where we're going to continue to focus on.
	So now, this is the segue, people.
	I have driven down.
	I don't know if I'm in Maryland, Virginia, or what's the other one?
	Maryland, Virginia, or West Virginia.
	But I drove 1,000 kilometers today.
	I stopped for gas twice, pushing it.
	I pushed the tank.
	I know you're not supposed to, people out there.
	I push it until I'm on the reserve tank.
	I didn't quite get to the reserve tank, but I was close.
	It cost me $80 to fill up at one point and $75 to fill up at another.
	Multiply that by about 30%.
	Multiply that by about 30%.
	That's a lot of money.
	And I used to be, you know, from Canada, where our gas was always ridiculous.
	Coming to the States, I was always flabbergasted at how cheap it was, how much cheaper it was to fill up in the States.
	We used to cross, in Canada, people who live on the border, like where my mother-in-law lives, would cross into the States to fill up with gas because it would be so much cheaper in the States.
	It's not cheaper in the States now.
	$80 US to fill up my Subaru, and it wasn't even empty.
	That is 8 times 3, 24. $104.
	That's still about 20%, 10 to 15% cheaper than Canada.
	But it's not so cheap anymore.
	And talk about delivering for Americans?
	That's what he talks about?
	That's what he talks about.
	How goes the battle, Pete?
	I thought it said, how goes the bottle?
	And that's part of the intro here to this.
	I talked with one of the gas station clerks.
	And we were both at a loss for words.
	I said, man, gas is expensive.
	And we sat there nodding our heads like, don't even get me started.
	Don't even get me started about the state of affairs.
	Oh, okay.
	So, sorry for the short notice.
	I wasn't sure if I was going to do this, be able to get this done today.
	I landed here.
	On the way down, So on the way down, it was nine and a half hours.
	I got to listen to the first five chapters of the Huey Long biography that Barnes has always been saying to read.
	Very interesting.
	I now get the exact reference of the High Papalorum or the Low Papa Hiram.
	And then I started listening to Born to Run at the recommendation of Eric Hundley.
	That book, I'm a superficial baby.
	That book is a little more engaging to me.
	It's also shorter, so I know I'm going to get through that faster.
	But I drove for nine and a half hours.
	First thing I did when I got here, I went for a jog.
	I went for a nice jog, and it's hot and humid, and I sweat my schvitzels off.
	And no, it's not going to be a drunk VivaStream.
	I don't get drunk.
	But I did stop by a liquor store here, and I saw this.
	It's called McClintox.
	McClintox.
	Gardner's Gin.
	Limited release.
	Distilled and bottled in Frederick, Maryland.
	And I'm going to support the local economy and see what this tastes like.
	Okay.
	Delicious.
	Absolutely delicious.
	Floral.
	Floral.
	Strong.
	Lemony grass.
	All right.
	What's been going on with everybody in the house?
	I saw some super chats, so a good...
	Good intro here.
	Mike Bruno in the house.
	Viva.
	My wife's boyfriend.
	Viva.
	My wife's boyfriend.
	Let me use the Wi-Fi tonight.
	Buckle up, baby.
	Okay, hold on one second.
	Do I understand that dynamic?
	My wife's boyfriend?
	Are you divorced, Mike?
	Or not separated yet so that she's still your wife but she's seeing someone else?
	Either way, enjoy the hi-fi Wi-Fi.
	I'm tethering off my phone because the hotel internet was not all that good.
	Shout out to Canadians Free Living, streaming James Top and Roman Live at Sudbury.
	Amazing speeches.
	I hope it's okay to super chat this, to share this info.
	Yes, so seize the day.
	I'm going to be in Ottawa Live on Tuesday when James Top is going to be there.
	I'm also going to hopefully be able to organize an appearance with a lawyer who's representing some British Columbia healthcare workers to talk about their story.
	But shout out James Top.
	As loud and proud as possible.
	I posted on my second channel, Viva Clips, the James Topp montage video of his letter to Canadian MPs.
	James Topp, I'm sorry, presuming everybody knows what I'm talking about.
	James Topp is marching across Canada.
	CanadaMarches.ca.
	He's an ex-military.
	He's an ex-military or a vet.
	Suffered consequences because of refusing to submit to a certain medical procedure.
	Marched, he marched, is marching from the Terry Fox monument in, I think it's in Vancouver, to Ottawa.
	He's been marching now for, I don't know, months, thousands of kilometers.
	He's marched across the country.
	He's in Ontario now.
	At one point, he wrote a letter to Canadian MPs saying, meet me.
	Talk to me.
	We've got to do the three R's.
	It's rectify, remedy, and repair.
	I forget what the three R's are.
	Basically, make sure that this doesn't happen again.
	And apparently, 12 MPs have agreed to meet with him.
	And I think, unless I got the dates wrong, it's on Tuesday.
	So he's going to drive from where he's currently at walking to go to Ottawa for the meeting, then drive back and finish the walk.
	And I'm going to go there and livestream the interview.
	Viva, my wife's boyfriend is like a meme to make fun of the crazies.
	Well, dude, it's also possible he's not legally divorced yet and his wife is seeing someone else and has a boyfriend.
	I stand by my ignorance, which is my naivete.
	So James Topp made a montage video reading his letter to members of parliament.
	And I posted it on my second channel.
	He asked me to post it.
	I didn't rip it or steal it.
	And it's on my second channel, Viva Clips.
	So go watch it if you haven't seen it.
	Where do we start tonight, people?
	We can start with the stuff of the States, but we are going to touch on Amber Heard.
	We're going to dabble into just a highlight of Amber Heard's interview with Savannah Guthrie.
	I'm not getting into the full live-time reaction of the full interview, but we're going to touch on that.
	But the news coming out of Canada, it's easy to make fun of all of our respective governments, but what's coming out of Canada Should shock everybody.
	First of all, let's just, you know, it was the day before yesterday.
	Justin Trudeau, after catching COVID, if it's not the third time, it's at least, it's definitely the second time this year.
	I think it's his third time overall.
	The day after he tests positive for COVID, after gallivanting around in California and the United States, you know, because he's vaccinated so he can travel on planes and trains, but unvaccinated Canadians can't.
	With his luxury, and because of the science, he's been doing that.
	Apparently, test positive for COVID, apparently flew back to Canada.
	And, oh, Eric Hundley says his premiere is on tonight at 9 o 'clock.
	Damn.
	Well, Eric might be angry.
	He tests positive a second time within five months.
	And then the day after they announced, they're lifting, they're suspending the restrictions.
	They're suspending the suspension of our civil rights and liberties.
	Or not ours, because...
	I didn't get affected by it, but it's not going to prevent me from complaining about it.
	The day after he tests positive for COVID, for the second time this year, they announce that they are ending, suspending the suspension of our civil rights.
	They're suspending the restrictions on unvaccinated travelers from boarding planes and trains.
	It somewhat, somewhat, by the sounds of it, By the sounds of it, it sounds as though you can check out, but you can never leave type thing, like the Hotel Canada Fornia.
	You can travel, but when you come back, you have to abide by the existing quarantine laws, which means if you're not vaccinated and you're 12 or over, upon your return to Canada, you have to quarantine for no less than 14 days.
	And if anybody thinks that I'm exaggerating about that, I'll just bring up what Omar Algebra said the other day.
	No less than 14 days.
	You can travel, but you're still governed by the COVID rules upon re-entry.
	There's just so much rubbish in this world.
	As for travelers coming to Canada by air, land, and marine, there are no changes.
	In Yapa, there are no changes for travelers entering Canada.
	All travelers entering Canada must continue to follow all entry requirements, including vaccination and using a ride can.
	So his English, his method of expressing himself coherently and accurately is lacking.
	But what that means is that...
	You don't have to be vaccinated to return to Canada.
	But if you're not, even if you test negative, you've got to quarantine for no less than 14 days.
	And when you download that Arrive Can app, you upload a picture of your passport.
	You upload your information, what your quarantine plan is, where you'll be staying.
	Will you be staying with high-risk individuals?
	The government calls you up, makes sure you're doing it.
	If you don't pick up your phone, they threaten to send someone over.
	So they're lifting, suspending the restrictions, except if you're one of those unvaccinated, dirty Canadian folk, when you leave and when you come back, you're locked up for 14 days.
	No less than 14 days.
	And if you go out in public, oh, I think that's the under 12. Science people, if you're under 12 and you go out in public, you need to wear a face mask if you're not vaccinated.
	Science.
	It's not public shaming.
	It's not coercion.
	It's not pressuring.
	It's not abuse to achieve a result.
	It's science.
	But, and now we're seeing there's talk about potentially bringing back the vaccine passport come fall.
	Was that the article that I was going to bring up?
	Let me see.
	There were two pieces of news.
	There were two pieces of news here.
	Yeah, the vaccine passport could be reintroduced.
	This is from Montreal Gazette.
	Oh, COVID-19 vaccine passports could be reintroduced this autumn, feds say.
	So as they temporarily suspend one violation of our fundamental civil rights and liberties, they just quietly, the transition would discard the concept of being fully vaccinated and replace it with up-to-date vaccination status.
	Appreciate this, people.
	Tell me if that air conditioner is too annoying.
	Appreciate what they're saying right now.
	A lot of people were saying it from a while back.
	Wait until fully vaccinated doesn't just mean two doses.
	It's going to mean boosted.
	It's going to mean double boosted.
	Despite the fact that, you know, Trudeau, double vaxxed, double boosted, whatever.
	They're saying it's no longer going to be double vaccinated.
	It's going to be up to date.
	Are you up to date?
	Canadians just need to get a backbone and say enough.
	No, not now, not ever.
	I'll tell you one thing.
	I don't anticipate ever being up to date with this.
	Period.
	Enough is enough.
	The question is going to be, is this the article?
	This is not the article.
	Why can't I find the article?
	What's my problem, people?
	But let's read through this.
	Okay, here we go.
	The federal government is ready to reinstate COVID-19 vaccine.
	The federal government is ready.
	It's ready to reinstate usurping your fundamental rights and liberties.
	COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
	This autumn, should the epidemiological situation deteriorate federal health?
	What's the criteria for deterioration?
	300 people in the hospitals?
	300 people in the ICU in a province of 8 million?
	And this time, the mandatory minimum number of inoculations could be three or even four doses.
	I have an uncontrollable urge to swear right now.
	But I won't.
	But I want you to let telepathically...
	Just imagine what I'm thinking.
	The key word today, I'll show you what this guy had to say.
	The key word today is transition, Duclos told reporters during a press conference to announce that vaccine passports would no longer be required for travelers and federal employees.
	The minister said that the transition would discard the concept of being fully vaccinated and replace it with up-to-date.
	I mean, because Trudeau ordered 600 million doses, maybe less.
	He's ordered four years' worth of doses.
	He's already paid for them.
	He's got to find a good reason to use them.
	Two doses are no longer sufficient to protect against infections and transmission.
	Well, apparently, if Justin Trudeau's double vaxxed and boosted and boosted, apparently neither is three or four.
	And that, I mean, just imagine this, the gaslighting insanity.
	The same weak Trudeau, who is double vaxxed, boosted, if not double boosted, Test COVID positive again.
	They say, not that they say it's necessary to prevent severe illness and hospitalization.
	They say two doses are no longer sufficient to protect against infection and transmission.
	Well, apparently, two plus plus plus might not be either, as evidenced by our own prime minister of the country.
	And that's why we're making a transition.
	It's a transition.
	It's a deterioration.
	It's a retrogression.
	What's the opposite of evolution?
	It's a devolution.
	Devil.
	They put the devil into devolution.
	To an up-to-date definition of vaccination, he said.
	An up-to-date vaccination status for the vast majority of Quebecers is a three-dose vaccination for something.
	Hey, you know what?
	I will never be up to date.
	But thank you very much.
	I'll make my decision as to what risks I'm going to take and what I'm going to take my chances with.
	But look at this.
	Look at this.
	I mean, and...
	It doesn't even matter.
	It doesn't matter anymore because science doesn't matter.
	To the people who say trust the science, it just doesn't matter.
	It just doesn't matter.
	Who's going to get that movie?
	Hold on.
	Who's going to get that?
	It just doesn't matter.
	It just doesn't matter.
	Let's see it.
	First person to get it.
	Movie reference.
	First one of the night.
	Sure, they're going to beat us.
	It just doesn't matter.
	Yes, there you go.
	Boo yakasha.
	Ghost dog.
	Well done.
	That's it.
	That is it.
	I don't know.
	Can I get in trouble?
	I'm making a decision.
	I'm not going to be up to date.
	I've done it.
	Thank you.
	I will take my chances at this point.
	Up to date.
	Three.
	Even four.
	Just tell me how many.
	Just hook it to my veins.
	Maybe we should hold...
	Maybe we should hold the burning of COVID passports as they did for the draft cards in the U.S. What are you going to do?
	Burn your phone?
	Like they did in Italy.
	Oh, by the way, I never gave the disclaimers.
	YouTube takes 30% of Super Chats.
	If you don't like that, we're simultaneously streaming on Rumble.
	They have Rumble rants.
	They take 20%.
	Better for the creator, better for the platform.
	If you want to support us, best place, vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	No medical advice, no election foreignification advice, and no legal advice.
	Freedom.
	Let's start there.
	Freedom George released today.
	Okay, I'm not sure what that means, but I have to see who was released.
	Someone should tell Pudo.
	No medical advice.
	I don't know that that's true.
	Maybe we should hold the Bernie.
	Okay, we got that.
	So, it's no...
	By the way, just casually.
	It's no longer going to be fully vaccinated.
	It's going to be up-to-date, meaning you are...
	The government owns your body for the rest of your life.
	Because, by the way, up-to-date...
	Can you imagine, by the way, just imagine hypothetically, if they mandated by law the flu vaccine?
	You think people might get a little angry about that?
	Even if...
	No, it's going to be up to date.
	And let me just check your eye.
	Oh, what's this, Mr. Fryhead?
	You're not up to date.
	Well, you can't enter this grocery store.
	You can't board a plane.
	Oh, you came back from over the border?
	Well, you've got to go into quarantine for two weeks.
	There's not a...
	Did you cover Chief Justice Wagner's comments on the convoy?
	No, but I'm going to go look for it right now.
	Jesus, guys, I've been in a car all day.
	Viva, have you read Trump's statement?
	No, I've been in a car all day, but I did see a great montage of Trump predicting everything that has been occurring under Biden's presidency.
	We need prominent Canadians standing up as Naomi Wolf has in the US.
	A lot of noise from the right, but we need to hear it from all sides to really right these wrongs from the power brokers.
	Zoe, the problem is, I don't even think it needs to be prominent Canadians.
	I think it just needs to be everyday Canadians.
	There are certain people who act as the tip of the spear, but it needs a popular revolt.
	It needs a populist opposition.
	And so far, everyone's okay.
	The funny thing is, we're getting to a point where I know old people who are not so cool with just endlessly jacking them up on anything.
	But hold on.
	I mean, as if that article is not enough to make your stomach puke.
	See, there's a light here, but it's not good.
	Okay, hold on.
	Lighting's pretty good.
	It's the dramatic lighting.
	No, this thing is stuck to the table, okay?
	It's not going anywhere.
	That's the article.
	Just wait until you hear these people talk and try not to get nauseated.
	Let me see here.
	Is it this one?
	Is it this one?
	No.
	Health Canada.
	Yeah, I believe it's this one.
	Okay, listen to this.
	Listen to this.
	Not Omar Algebra, the other guy, Duclos.
	Through data, we're seeing improvements over the last few weeks.
	Minister Duclos.
	Can you tell me when exactly did Dr. Tam and the Public Health Agency first advise you that the government could relax these restrictions?
	And since you've said that the third dose basically being two-dosed is not enough, third dose is, the decision not to change that formal definition of what it is to be fully vaccinated, I'm not sure I understand.
	You know why you don't understand?
	Because it doesn't make sense.
	And at this point, they're...
	Up to date, which means whatever we say it means.
	And it's like, it's 1984 all over.
	Mid-sentence, it went from fully vaxxed to up to date.
	And no one understood what it meant.
	But they just went along with it anyhow.
	And the crowd cheered.
	Yes, thank you for taking care of us, Justin Trudeau, with your second bout of COVID in the last four months, despite being up to date even by these standards.
	But I'm sure it would have been worse had you not been up to date.
	Because that's science right now.
	That's science and not blind faith.
	It would have been worse but for what I did, even though apparently everything I've done hasn't been working.
	But it would have been even worse not working had I not done what I did that didn't work in the first place.
	Change that now as opposed to wait until the fall or some other time.
	Okay.
	Let me be...
	I should let Dr. Tam obviously speak for herself, but Dr. Tam didn't advise...
	And I don't want to pick too much on his hemming and hawing because he's clearly French mother tongue, so this might be linguistic challenges and not anything you can derive any sort of meaning from.
	She also said to wear a face mask while having sex.
	When it comes to protecting against infection and transmission doesn't work enough.
	Obviously, it's better than zero dose, but not enough compared to what a Delta situation would have generated.
	Just remember what this guy is saying right now in respect of the video that I'm about to show after this.
	Just remember what he just said in respect of the Delta and the protection.
	And she also pointed to the fact that...
	The issue is a waning immunity.
	If you get a two dose, a second dose now, you'll be protected the range of between 40 and 80 percent against infection, plus an additional protection against transmission.
	But that wanes over time.
	So after six to seven months, it's around 20 percent or lower when it comes to protection against infection and transmission.
	And that's not enough.
	I heard what she also said on Friday.
	And she has mentioned that a couple of times earlier, that if you get a third dose, then that jumps up back to between 40 and 80 percent again.
	It also increases your protection against severe disease, which is also a key indicator, because with a two dose after a few months, unfortunately, your protection against severe disease falls to approximately 60 to 70 percent.
	But if you get a third dose, it goes up to 90 percent, which is a big impact.
	First of all, I will say it every single time.
	Dr. Tam is the same doctor who suggested that people wear face masks during sexual activity.
	The same Dr. Tam.
	We all remember what this guy just said?
	Let me see if he goes on.
	Of being hospitalized when you have a third dose as opposed to a second dose.
	So she said all of those things.
	But he doesn't want to talk for her.
	But she said all those things and she's not there to answer for herself.
	The woman who said wear a face mask when having sex to prevent the spread of COVID.
	Very clearly on Friday.
	But she had mentioned those things earlier as well.
	And obviously she communicated those facts with us over time.
	We are meeting very regularly.
	I don't care about that.
	Just remember what he just said.
	About weaning effectiveness and the third dose.
	What did he say, Chad?
	I don't want to mislead.
	What did he say about increasing protection with a third dose?
	We all heard it.
	And again, I'm not playing doctor.
	At least not when I'm in a hotel without my wife.
	What did he say about the third dose and increasing protection?
	What did he say?
	Weaning protection.
	Okay.
	I'm not on mute.
	What did he say?
	And let me just refresh other people's memories of what other people who might know.
	Again, I make no comment.
	I'm not a doctor.
	I'm an idiot.
	I'm a nobody.
	I'm a hypochondriac lawyer yelling at a little eye on his computer.
	In a hotel room in Maryland, Virginia or West Virginia, I don't even know.
	I'm not saying anything.
	But I do recall someone, a certain CEO of a certain pharmaceutical company, saying this: And we know that the two doses of the vaccine offer very limited protection, if any.
	The three doses with a booster, they offer reasonable protection against hospitalization and deaths.
	And get the test, I think, very good.
	And less protection against infection.
	Now, we are working on a new version of our vaccine, the 1.1, let me put it that way, that will cover Omicron as well.
	And of course, we are waiting to have the final results.
	The vaccine will be ready in March.
	And we know that the two doses of the vaccine offer very limited protection, if any.
	The three doses with a booster, they offer reasonable protection.
	Can you imagine?
	I mean, he's saying this.
	I'm not even sure how to make sense of it anymore.
	It offers very little protection, if any.
	This is from Albert Bourla, the CEO of Pfizer's own mouth.
	So, like, I'd love to trust the science, but...
	What's the science?
	Minister Duclos' statements or the CEO of Pfizer's statements?
	Tell me what the science is.
	Or is it just whatever I say because I am the science?
	Viva, what am I doing here?
	I'm going to be on Timcast tomorrow night.
	Exclusive interview with Chris Pawlowski, CEO of Rumble, and Robert Barnes.
	My man, we're going to hang out.
	We're going to meet for the second time in our lives.
	You have one guy saying it jacks up your resistance to 90% for Delta.
	I don't know why he's talking about Delta now, because we're not on Delta anymore, at least last time I checked.
	Then you got the CEO himself, very little protection, if any.
	And I'm not a doctor, and I'm not coming to any conclusions, except for the fact that you both can't be right.
	You know, there's an old biblical story.
	These guys go to the town rabbi, and they say, They're having a fight.
	They're having a fight.
	I'm going to screw everything up.
	I'll get the punchline right.
	They're having a fight.
	Mr. Orange says, I don't know, he stole my goat and he owes me the money.
	And then Mr. B says, no, I didn't.
	And then the rabbi says, you're right.
	And then Mr. Black says, no, he gave me the goat and it died on my property, so it was mine.
	And then the rabbi says, you're right.
	And then the witness says, well, they can't both be right.
	And the rabbi says, you're right too.
	We're listening to two people saying diametrically opposite things.
	And they're both saying, trust the science.
	And this is the issue.
	This is, by the way, the issue that I have with you two, is that their medical misinformation caveat says, you can't say anything that is contradicted by the who.
	And my typical response is, the who, when.
	The who, when?
	Is it the who when they were saying face masks are not necessary, don't wear them?
	Or is it the who when they say face masks are mandatory?
	Was it the who when they said it's surface transmission?
	Or was it the who when it said it's not?
	When is it?
	Or is it just an ever-evolving whatever we say?
	We are the science at this point in time, and what we say now is the science, and that's how it works.
	Yeah.
	Very limited protection.
	Can you imagine them saying that?
	I mean, it's two, three, four, five.
	Oh, we were just at two, three, four, five viewers.
	That satisfies a certain part of my obsessive-compulsive personality.
	Let's just play it one more time.
	I cannot get enough of listening to Albert Bula.
	We're just going to go like this.
	Here, here, here.
	And we know that the two doses of the vaccine offer very limited protection, if any.
	And we know that the two doses of the vaccine offer very limited protection, if any.
	The three doses with a booster, they offer reasonable protection against hospitalization.
	What the hell is reasonable protection?
	What in God's name is reasonable protection?
	Is it 50% plus one?
	Is it one-third protection?
	Is it anything more than zero?
	Reasonable protection?
	What the heck?
	That's science, by the way.
	Science is subjective terminology.
	That means jack squat.
	Serenity now.
	Serenity now.
	Do I need the serenity prayer?
	I need to pin the serenity prayer.
	I don't want to log in to see anything.
	Okay, that's not all that we have, but that's what's going on in Canada.
	It's nuts.
	It's madness.
	They say it's science.
	It's not even superstition anymore.
	At this point, it's just blind faith.
	Blind faith in whatever they say.
	You are the science today.
	There is no science.
	You are the science.
	Okay, so I think I missed some super chats here.
	Give me a second here.
	Viva, that's a quote from Fiddler on the Roof.
	I've never seen Fiddler on the Roof, even though my sister played in Fiddler on the Roof and I went to see it.
	It was before cell phones, so I just think I might not have understood anything I saw.
	You can't both be right.
	You're right too.
	It sounds like a Jackie Mason or a Jackie Gleason joke.
	I feel like you're going to misrepresent Russian life.
	STFU, for anybody who, STFU, you've been around the channel for a long time.
	I get flack every time I try to summarize what Rashomon was about.
	I still think I'm right, STF, so I'm right.
	Rashomon were a bunch of people who saw the same incident and all recalled it differently.
	Of course, I haven't seen the movie since I was 12. And I didn't like it at the time because black and white, back in the day when you're a little baby, not fun.
	No one understood fully back.
	So it's okay, I guess.
	Up to date.
	Stick in the plug.
	Up to date.
	You can go outside today.
	Your children can play soccer today.
	They're up to date.
	Have you seen how in China their QR code VAX passport is being changed to red from green if they show up to protest at the banks that are withholding depository funds?
	I did hear these stories today, but I heard it en diagonale, as we say in French.
	I heard about it that people who show up to protest, they are basically shutting off their ability to withdraw funds from their bank.
	Or they're penalizing them for protesting.
	Bottom line, it's exactly what everyone has been fearing forever.
	Viva, have you ever tried fasting?
	I did it for about six hours.
	Now I'm eating barbecue chicken and Oreos.
	Man, that was a rough six hours.
	I fasted all day.
	I haven't actually eaten since breakfast.
	So I got up, didn't sleep well last night.
	I have been having excessive levels of anxiety.
	Did not sleep well whatsoever.
	I actually think it's because my phone was next to my...
	I felt like for a second, in Better Call Saul, his brother, I forget what his brother's name is, the guy with the electricity thing.
	I had my cell phone for the first time in a long time on the stand by my bed, and I slept exceedingly badly.
	My heart was pounding, and I blamed the phone.
	But I got in the car at 9 o 'clock after dumping my kid off at school, trying to soften the blow of not...
	Being there for the next two days, I ate breakfast in the car and then drove from nine o 'clock to six o 'clock straight.
	So I fasted in between breakfast and...
	I haven't eaten dinner yet, but I'm gonna go...
	I think I see a McDonald's.
	Yeah, McDonald's.
	Viva, don't forget the indentured servitude clause of the Emergency Act where they forced tow companies to either tow protesters or lose their business licenses and get jailed.
	I'm not sure of that offhand, so if this is inaccurate, don't judge me for it.
	I remember hearing something about that.
	I won't forget about the fact that they created an exemption for Indigenous Canadians to protest Indigenous clauses.
	And I never understood why it was in there in the first place.
	You had this Emergencies Act which said protesting is unlawful now.
	Stop and go home.
	Unless it's for an indigenous cause.
	And everyone's like, what the heck is up with this exception?
	I didn't really understand it at the time.
	But in hearing Tamara Litch's bail hearing, I understood it.
	Because Trudeau literally, I guess so he wouldn't be too politically incorrect, created an exemption.
	In his unlawful, unconstitutional Declaration of Emergencies Act, protest was banned unless you're Indigenous and you're protesting Indigenous rights because, you know, Trudeau's all about equal rights.
	Unless he's firing the Indigenous Minister of Justice that he hired and whatever.
	Unless he's skipping the first day of the national holiday that he created.
	Unless he's, you know, paying off billions of dollars to right the wrongs that...
	His government, previous governments, inflicted on indigenous, but he gave them the right to protest as an exception in the Emergencies Act.
	And then people would say, well, how are you arresting Tamara Lich?
	She's a Métis woman, so she should be allowed to protest.
	I didn't understand any of this until listening to the hearing, and the judge said, well, she's a Métis woman.
	Métis is part indigenous, part European, intermingling, you know.
	Sexy time.
	So that when indigenous procreated with Europeans, their offspring were part European, part indigenous.
	Métis was the word.
	So the judge said, well, she's a Métis woman, but she wasn't protesting Métis issues.
	She was protesting COVID, so therefore the exemption doesn't apply.
	And then I understood all this idiotic insanity.
	Indigenous Claus is the worst Christmas mascot.
	I don't know.
	It could be good.
	It could be good.
	But yeah, so that was that.
	It's an amazing thing.
	I was having an exchange with my father.
	Watching the world around you basically burn.
	At some point in time, no man is an island unto themselves.
	At some point in time, Being comfortable.
	Being comfortable and counting your blessings is no good when so many people are suffering.
	It's no good.
	And it's not...
	Being fortunate is...
	I don't know what it's worth when so many people are suffering.
	Oh, okay.
	I know I can't read this.
	I believe you're talking about a movie called FX, the special effects movie.
	Chet Chisel, nice to see you again.
	We're getting close to Australia here in Canada.
	I think we might have been close to as bad.
	Do you listen to metal?
	May I suggest Sabaton to start with?
	It's a history lesson.
	I don't listen to metal.
	I listen to punk rock, blink.
	Ew, Isis.
	I've been listening to Sigur Rose.
	Because in as much as punk rock might be an orgasm for my ears, Sigur Rose is a purification of my soul.
	When I listen to some of those songs, I wish I could close my eyes for long enough and just, you know, process it spiritually.
	But Sigur Rose is enough.
	It's like a spiritual cleansing.
	And I'd rather have a spiritual cleansing than an auditory orgasm.
	But thank you for the super chat.
	Okay.
	That's not all we have on for the evening, people.
	Let's get to some American stuff.
	Shall we?
	Hold on.
	We did that.
	We did that.
	We did this.
	No, you don't.
	Just for the fun of it.
	Yeah.
	I'm going to crack my knuckles.
	If you don't like it, block your ears.
	Oh, and elbows.
	Oh, yeah.
	And back.
	Oh, that was good.
	Other side?
	Okay.
	And no, I'm not going to do the neck.
	Amber Heard.
	I know people out there do not like the fact that I still feel pity on those who do not even know that they are pitiful.
	I still feel bad for Jussie Smollett, but when he marched out of court with his fist to the air and said, F you to the court, I lost my pity for Jussie Smollett.
	Everyone is capable of redemption.
	But the severity of their violations is directly correlated to the amount of time it takes for redemption.
	Amber Heard is really pushing the limits.
	I mean, she is pushing the limits of what is...
	She might be beyond redemption.
	The only question is going to be...
	People say, you know, she's got BPD.
	Borderline Personality Disorder.
	And therefore she must be forgiven because it's a mental issue.
	There is a distinction to be drawn between behavioral disorders and manias, things that make you sort of beyond your control.
	I think of clusters of personality disorders, personality disorders, like obsessive compulsive disorder.
	It's not something that compromises your ability to understand right from wrong.
	Pathological lying.
	is not something that compromises your ability to distinguish right from wrong.
	Schizophrenia, yes.
	Manic bipolar, yes.
	These are things which actually compromise your capacity to be held legally responsible for the consequences of your actions.
	BPD, and I say this having known people with BPD, they may have uncontrollable urges or behavioral flaws.
	But not to the degree that would exonerate them from legal or moral culpability for the consequences of their actions.
	Just listen to this.
	Just listen.
	First of all, I now love Savannah Guthrie.
	I love Savannah Guthrie until proof to the contrary.
	She is awesome.
	She asks the most cutting, scathing questions.
	She does it with sweet, sensitive eyes, a soft demeanor.
	You almost feel bad for her having to ask the question.
	And this is a prime example.
	I don't care what one thinks about me.
	By the way, I'm going to break this down multiple times because I'm only doing a clip.
	I can't do the whole thing.
	I don't care what one thinks about me.
	If that didn't catch anybody's ears.
	I don't care what one thinks about me.
	If it didn't perk your ears, it's interesting, it perked mine.
	It's such an awkward way of saying, I don't care what someone or anyone thinks about me.
	Because it abstractifies, if that's a word, the individual doing the judging.
	It's not a human.
	It's one.
	I don't care what you think about me.
	I don't care what anyone thinks about me.
	I don't care what someone thinks about me.
	I don't care what the abstract one of a human thinks about me.
	For me, that's not deceit so much as detachment.
	But let's just keep hearing this gold.
	I don't care what one thinks about me or what judgments you want to make about what...
	By the way, because she goes, I don't care what one thinks about me or what judgments, not what judgments one will make about me, you.
	So it's like, it is the detachment...
	I don't care what one thinks about me.
	It's the detachment of the individual from the wrongful acts.
	I don't care what one thinks about me, but then slips into what judgments you make.
	Or what judgments you want to make about what happened in the privacy of my own home, in my marriage, behind closed doors.
	I don't presume the average person should know those things, so I don't take it personally.
	But even somebody who is sure I'm deserving of all this hate and vitriol.
	It's an amazing way of framing it, by the way.
	Not those think I'm guilty and deserving of the punishment, but those who think I'm deserving of the vitriol and the sort of extrajudicial punishment.
	And so it's a way, again, of distancing herself from the consequences of her actions.
	And she's saying, not that I'm deserving of the punishment, but that I'm deserving of the vitriol.
	Just stepping over the punishment.
	And it's deliberate.
	She's deserving of the punishment.
	I don't think anybody should be saying threats.
	Go off yourself.
	I don't think people should be saying that.
	Calling her the see you next Thursday.
	See you next Tuesday.
	To say she's deserving of the punishment does not mean that she's deserving of the vitriol.
	But her, in her mind, she bypasses where she actually committed the wrong to get into the area where people might maybe should not be calling her certain names.
	Again, it's a method of absolving herself of responsibility for her actions by skipping over her wrong and then just trying to get into the wrongs of others.
	Because I think anybody verbally abusing her on social media should not be doing it.
	Even if you think that I'm lying You still couldn't look me in the eye and tell me that you think on social media there's been a fair representation.
	You cannot tell me that you think that this has been fair.
	Oh, it's been fair.
	Of course, we also touched on what happened in court and what the jury decided.
	There's no polite way to say it.
	The jury looked at the evidence you presented.
	They listened to your testimony and they did not believe you.
	They thought you were lying.
	How could, I'll put it this way, how could they make a judgment?
	How could they not come to that conclusion?
	They had sat in those seats and heard over three weeks of nonstop, relentless testimony from paid employees and towards the end of the trial, randos, as I said.
	It's amazing, by the way.
	She faults them for being paid employees.
	And then she faults them for being not paid employees.
	That's pathological.
	That is pathological.
	There's literally no one, except those who agree with her, that she will believe.
	Paid employees and unpaid randos.
	That covers everybody, Amber, but for the fact of what they said.
	And randos.
	Who calls someone a rando?
	From paid...
	Who calls another human a rando?
	Talking about the vitriol and demonizing her on social media, who calls a normal person a rando?
	Employees.
	And towards the end of the trial, randos, as I say.
	I say this right now and I take a step back.
	I don't think I've ever called anyone a rando.
	I don't think I've ever demeaned or degraded anybody for not being important in her conniving, deceitful mind.
	She's just saying.
	How people were not giving her a fair shake online.
	Vitriol.
	Demonizing.
	And she just calls people irrelevant randos, as she calls them.
	Employees.
	And towards the end of the trial, randos, as I say.
	And by the way, she just caught herself being a real awful person.
	That face right there, she just caught herself saying, wow, I'm going to look bad for having said that.
	Wow, that kind of makes me an awful person to degrade into me.
	And then she has to laugh it off.
	The trial randos, as I say.
	So you don't blame the jury?
	I don't blame them.
	It wasn't...
	But that's the face.
	That's like literally what she said when she tipped off TMZ.
	Randos.
	Really should have said that.
	People...
	These are nuances.
	And people might disagree with them.
	But I think I'm right.
	And by the way, this is my first time actually watching this far into this interview.
	Don't blame them.
	I actually understand.
	He's a beloved character.
	She actually understands is probably the only honest thing she's ever said.
	But then she had to throw in the lie.
	He is a beloved character.
	And he was telling the truth.
	And people feel they know him.
	He's a fantastic actor.
	Their job is to not be dazzled by that.
	Their job is to look at the facts and the evidence.
	And they did not believe.
	Your testimony or your evidence?
	Again, how could they, after listening to three and a half weeks of testimony about how I was a non-credible person, not to believe a word that came out of my mouth?
	They heard your mouth!
	We're going to have more of our exclusive interview with Amber Heard, first on today, tomorrow and Wednesday.
	I am, so I...
	I don't like the Today Show or whatever that show.
	But I'm now convinced that Savannah Guthrie is a damn shark in the best possible way.
	Not a conniving.
	She has honed the skill of looking so nice, so sweet, so sensitive, so thoughtful when she's sticking in the shiv and twisting it.
	She did it with Jussie Smollett's lawyers.
	I thought maybe I was just misreading her like she believes them, but she feels that she has to ask the hard questions.
	Oh, hold on.
	This lighting now just got a little bad here.
	That's a little better.
	Okay.
	Let me see this.
	Oh, she didn't feel like it made her look bad.
	100% guarantee.
	A narcissist doesn't recognize their faults.
	They have not.
	But I'm telling you now, I'm thoroughly convinced Savannah Guthrie is damn good at what she does.
	In these thorny, hot topic issues.
	Hot topics.
	Because she asks the hard questions, but she looks so nice and she looks so sweet when she does it that you can't get mad at her for asking the question.
	And she gets her subject to feel comfortable to answer the questions.
	Whereas if I were to ask them, they would withdraw, pull back, and they would say, stop being so aggressive, Viva.
	You're making me feel uncomfortable.
	Nobody can say that to Savannah Guthrie.
	Okay, let's see.
	I saw some chats here.
	Chet Chisholm.
	Tam and Company.
	Okay, no, sorry.
	I got that one before.
	Forced name change.
	He's right.
	Check out Sabaton.
	It's like a history lesson with a good beat.
	Okay, good.
	I will.
	Screenshot in the books, in the memory banks.
	STF, FF, STFU, which means shut the freak up for freak's sake.
	If anybody doesn't know their internet acronyms.
	Sigur Rós's Musical Depression, You Need Bjork.
	No.
	No, it is not.
	Sigur Rós, if you listen to, I think the album's called Takei.
	Brenstein is a little bit harsh.
	There are some songs I swear you can see through time and space when you close your eyes and listen to them.
	Bjork is good.
	Johnsy's also quite good.
	But no.
	And if anyone has not watched Eurovision, watch it.
	It's damn good.
	That's not where I discovered Sigur Rós.
	That's where I realized that I was not special for having discovered Sigur Rós.
	V for Vendetta.
	V for Vendetta.
	Your thoughts on Christina Aguilar performing in an L.A. park wearing and stroking a strap on?
	One second, please.
	One second, please.
	Let me just go refresh the monetization status before we get into this.
	We're still good.
	We're still good.
	We'll see if it's the Christina Aguilara with the Bilbo.
	Amber Herbert.
	Sorry, I'm sorry.
	Hold on.
	I don't know how to deal with this all at one time.
	I'm just going to go flag some chats so I can come back to them in a second.
	Then I'm going to get into what we're discussing right now.
	Christina Aguilera wears Hulk outfit with strap-on Dr. Fildo.
	During LA Pride event, Christina Aguilar rocked several onstage costumes during her LA Pride performance, including one with an X-rated extra, seemingly inspired by a con.
	I don't want to see this.
	Oh, there we go.
	By the way, it's so child-friendly.
	So let's just see this.
	Christina Aguilar slayed the LA Pride stage.
	Slayed!
	Slayed it!
	Performing her biggest bops and working...
	Am I reading English?
	Hold up.
	I'm sorry.
	Let's start this again.
	Christina Aguilara slayed the LA Pride stage at Los Angeles Historic Park on June 11, performing her biggest bops and working a series...
	That's a typo?
	Or am I out of this world and don't understand children these days?
	A series of wild outfits inspired by the colors of the rainbow.
	Eric Hunley is live.
	Okay.
	Eric Hundley has now rebroadcast a premiere from earlier today.
	When you're done with this stream, go over to Eric Hundley.
	Let me see which channel it's on.
	And show him some supreme viva love.
	Work it.
	Go work it.
	W-E-R-K-I.
	There's 100 people watching now.
	I'm going to put the link in here so you can go watch it afterwards.
	I did not know he was going to be going live at this time.
	But let's get back to the working, people.
	Are we now in a new realm of...
	Working with an E. I don't care.
	I don't care.
	In the biggest OMG moment of the night, that means oh my goodness, a 41-year-old pop star sent fans into a frenzy when she came up with a Hulk-like ensemble.
	That means together.
	featuring a green structured muscle popping breastplate and a bedazzled dildo strap-on to her pelvis.
	Let's keep going here.
	While rocking the X-rated getup, Christina teamed up with Kim Petras and the two performed the Queer Icons hit.
	I don't know what the heck I'm reading.
	Who are they referring to as queer?
	Kim Petras?
	Or the name of the band?
	Okay, so hold on a second.
	Let me just see children.
	I don't see child.
	Okay.
	Kids?
	No?
	Age?
	Stage?
	Images?
	OK.
	Christina Aguilera will receive the first ever...
	I don't want that.
	Sorry.
	I don't want to strike on this.
	So...
	Dude.
	You know what?
	It's a great cover-up.
	Because it was research people and all those other dirty things in my search history.
	Oh my good God.
	So what do I think about that?
	This is how you make people politically angry.
	And this is how you get people to drop off supporting of a cause that they hitherto for otherwise supported.
	If there are kids in there...
	If there are kids there and you've got a Hulk-like character with a strap-on dildo...
	And by the way, it's so kid-friendly that in the article they had to bleep out the ding-dong from the thingy thing and work?
	W-E-R-K?
	Am I an idiot?
	What does that mean?
	And who are they referring to as queer?
	And what does queer even mean?
	There was that video on Twitter from Savannah Says that apparently got banned or removed from Twitter.
	I've realized I don't even know what queer means anymore.
	I don't know what any of these words mean.
	Surely it is not me that's out of touch.
	It's the children, though.
	Okay, this lighting is getting sharper and sharper.
	So what do I think of that?
	It reaffirms the problems that parents have with this movement as it has currently been hijacked, co-opted, or transformed.
	There is nothing wrong.
	I may upset some people in my own.
	I don't think I will.
	I don't think I will upset anybody who is a true Viva Fry fan.
	There's nothing wrong with being gay.
	There's nothing wrong with being lesbian.
	There's nothing wrong with being trans, full stop.
	Where there become issues.
	There's nothing wrong with heterosexual sex.
	There's nothing wrong with people's sexual preferences.
	Where it becomes a problem, even if it's heterosexual individuals.
	Telling children about their preferred sexual positions, their preferred orientations, that's where it becomes wrong.
	These discussions are for adults, for major people, fully vaccinated as we say in French.
	These are personal decisions.
	There's nobody's business but their own.
	And no one should judge them for it.
	Where it becomes an issue?
	If they had a straight pride parade and they had...
	Graphic images of straight sex for children's consumption, I'd have a problem with it.
	It has nothing to do with the gender orientation of the event.
	It has to do with gearing it towards viewership of children when they shouldn't be viewing this stuff.
	Straight, gay, queer, whatever you want to call it, it's not for children.
	Period.
	And anybody who brings their kid, I won't interfere with a parent's right to taint their children.
	I know that some people might look at me and say, I watch video movies, not videos.
	I watch movies with my kids, which are too violent, inappropriate, comedy, whatever.
	I watched Harold and Kumar with my oldest.
	Classic.
	I don't care what anyone says.
	Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay is better than Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle.
	But I can appreciate, you know, parents want to, anybody who wants to look at individual parents and say, you shouldn't let your kids watch those movies.
	Fine, I appreciate it.
	Understand that I opened myself to that discussion by talking about it publicly.
	But the idea that I should say, well, I think I'm going to go out and get other people's kids to watch Reservoir Dogs.
	That's a problem.
	Watch it.
	Good for you.
	You have your preferred sexual positions as a heterosexual.
	Good for you.
	You start coming to my kids and saying, let's have a straight pride month and we're going to talk about the best sexual positions for heterosexual adults.
	I got a problem.
	Period.
	Strolling on stage?
	At a show where you know kids are going to be with a strap-on...
	Let me just see if we're still good here.
	Strap-on dildo?
	That's a phallus.
	We're still good.
	Because dildo's not politically perverse.
	You come up with a strap-on dildo, we got problems.
	Christina Aguilar, you're not babysitting my kids.
	Maybe you could babysit my kids.
	I don't know.
	You might be good.
	But no Hulk costumes with dildos if you're babysitting my kids.
	So what do I think about it?
	You know what the issue with a lot of these things there?
	The issue is not the underlying identity orientation issues.
	The issue is the improper exposing of it to children.
	And so no one will ever call me whatever.
	If I had a heterosexual schoolteacher talking to my kids about their preferred sexual positions or sexual practices or sexual habits, I'd have a big, big problem with that.
	I'd have a problem with that.
	And we'll leave it there.
	Okay.
	Law and Lumber in the house, everybody.
	Law & Lumber, he's not the newest addition to the LawTube family, but he's certainly one of the most...
	He's one of the newest ones and also exploded on the scene with his analysis of how the damage came to Johnny Depp's bed.
	And by the way, he got it before it actually was gotten by the rest of the world.
	So, Law& Lumber.
	I was about to tell you to calm down so you don't have an aneurysm, but...
	Dude, I won't have an aneurysm.
	I've got blood vessels of steel.
	Look at this.
	Okay, that's my muscle, but hold on.
	Look at those veins.
	I never had problems giving blood.
	I've got blood vessels of steel.
	First time hearing this in a whole...
	Yeah, okay.
	I don't even know which story you're referring to, but it might be the dildo.
	I never heard about that, but yeah, that's them.
	Mark Neal, I've seen you before.
	How are you doing?
	I am unvaxxed, returning to Canada Friday morning.
	I'll be in Watertown, New York, Thursday evening.
	If there is any overlap in our paths, there will not be.
	There won't be.
	But by the way, apparently crossing by land is easier to forego the Arrive Can requirements.
	Apparently at the border, they let a lot of people through on the land from anecdotal evidence without compelling them to download the Arrive Can app and being subjected to the governmental, psychological and spiritual harassment.
	By plane, you can't.
	But I'm here by car and he goes, I'm up to date for now until they change it.
	So I don't have to quarantine for 14 days.
	This is how Kim Jong-un, the second Trudeau, creates a hermit nation.
	Who in their right mind would come to Canada?
	Who in their right mind would invest in Canada right now?
	What Canadian who has the ability to leave in their right mind would not leave this country right now?
	Great Montreal ska band.
	I know the Planet Smashers.
	I didn't know they were from Montreal.
	Although I will take issue with you, Chet.
	I don't think there's any such thing as a great ska band.
	Ska was a period of music that should be forgotten.
	Ska was like a genre.
	It should have been one song, and instead ska became an entire genre of music.
	Didn't last very long.
	And I'm being a little harsh on Scott, but whatever.
	Thank you for the super chat.
	Your opinion on Bill C-11 passing today?
	I don't know what it passed today.
	Hold on one second.
	I'll get back to the other super chats afterwards.
	Let me just see what Bill C-11 passed today.
	I think we will go the same way with Canada.
	Hold on.
	Share.
	Screen.
	Chrome.
	Viva.
	No, I don't want that one.
	I want the healthcare one.
	I know that one's incognito.
	You'll see a rage in real time.
	Okay, I don't think it passed the House.
	I don't think it passed the Senate.
	Okay, fine.
	So hold on.
	Three days, two days, 21 hours ago, four weeks, five days, seven minutes.
	Okay, so here.
	I don't think it...
	Oh, thank goodness.
	Okay.
	Heritage minister.
	By the way, this is the new heritage minister.
	He's wearing a cloth mask.
	It's not even as though he's wearing like an M95.
	He's double bagged.
	He's up to date.
	And he's still wearing a cloth mask.
	No less.
	By the way, the lady in the back, she'll take her mask down to drink her Starbucks.
	And she's drinking at Starbucks.
	So they're going to...
	And you're as a law of lumber.
	You might watch it in real time.
	God forbid.
	The Canadian minister, Pablo Rodriguez, says it's important that the Liberal government's online streaming bill moves through Parliament quickly, yada, yada, yada.
	The House of Commons Committee.
	Sat into the early hours of Wednesday morning voting on the dozens of amendments, yada, yada, yada.
	So if it passed, by the way, if it passed, and I'm not sure from this article, I thought it had passed.
	It has only passed the House of Commons.
	Only.
	That's halfway there, I think, or maybe a third of the way there.
	Mr. Rodriguez said Wednesday he'd like to see the bill passed into law as soon as possible.
	The House will likely vote to send the bill to the Senate in the next few days.
	But Mr. Rodriguez has said he does not expect the Senate to rubber stamp the bill.
	Okay, good.
	So I'm just going to shut that down.
	Panic can be averted for a day or two.
	So the way it works is you have the House of Commons who will vote on the bill.
	It's sort of like in the States.
	I believe they're called the House of the Senate in the States as well.
	So it'll go through the House.
	The House are all elected officials.
	And if they vote it through, it'll pass.
	And it probably will pass the Senate because of the unholy alliance between this...
	I actually really had to just bite my tongue.
	Between Justin Trudeau, who I do not like, and the Jagmeet Singh, who I exceedingly do not like.
	I don't know which one I don't like more between the two.
	I think...
	Jagmeet Singh is more dangerous than Justin because Justin is open about his deviousness and deceitfulness.
	And Jagmeet Singh is supporting Justin Trudeau.
	Because of their unholy alliance, they can pass things through the House of Commons because of the coalition between the Bloc, NDP, and the Liberals, the Conservatives and the...
	Conservatives?
	Who else is there?
	Oh, the Green and the Marxists, whatever.
	The Conservatives are the only opposition, and they're probably going to vote against it.
	But it will get through the House.
	It goes to the Senate.
	The Senate are not elected officials.
	They're appointed.
	They're political appointees.
	Now, they are, in fact, majority appointed by liberals or Trudeau.
	So the issue is, well, why wouldn't they just rubber stamp it?
	The Senate is referred to as, like, there was a word for it.
	I kind of want to get the word because it was kind of poetic.
	Hey, that's Eric Conley right there.
	You should go watch the show afterwards.
	There's a word for the Senate.
	It's like the afterthought.
	There's going to be the word that I'm looking for and I want to get it.
	It's modeled after the...
	If anybody knows the word that I'm thinking of...
	They call it like the conscience.
	Well, I won't get it right now and I don't want to mess around with it.
	The Senate's sort of like the conscience.
	There's supposed to be the reflective thought of the government.
	So just because it gets to the House of Commons on a political...
	What's the word I'm looking for?
	A political joinder of forces.
	Even though the Senate are appointed, not elected.
	And even though they're appointed by Liberal and even Justin Trudeau.
	The sober conscience, I think, is the word.
	Sex bots in the House.
	You go block now.
	They're supposed to be the sober conscience of the government.
	And yeah, there you go.
	Thank you very much.
	Sober second thought paradox.
	And thank you for everyone who got it.
	Sober second thought.
	Even though they're appointed by the liberals and Justin Trudeau majoritarily, they were going to apparently, by all accounts, shut down, reject Justin Trudeau's invocation of the Emergency Act.
	So they do seem to have independent thought, independent...
	So my hope is that they shut this absolute rubbish, I was going to say communist, and I don't know that there's another word, dictatorial, authoritarian, totalitarian piece of legislation down.
	This piece of legislation is garbage.
	It is disguised censorship and thinly disguised censorship.
	Law and Lumber.
	Paraphrasing our framers.
	The Senate is the cool, wet blanket to the fire of the House.
	This is good.
	I mean, that's exactly what it is in Canada.
	The sober second thought.
	I like Law and Lumber.
	Law.
	Lumber.
	We should do a live stream one of these days.
	Okay.
	Yes.
	Done.
	Screenshotted.
	Yes.
	The cool, wet blankets to the fire of the House.
	The sober second thought.
	I think they should send it back.
	Because it's excessive.
	It's over the top.
	And I don't know that there's anybody except for the Liberals and Bell Canada and CBC and Radio Canada and the legacy media that have all been failing on their own foibles who want this to come into play because this is nothing more than a crutch to prop up legacy media because they cannot succeed on their own merits.
	So...
	So the first are drunk.
	Okay, I get it.
	The sober second thought.
	They're politically drunk.
	They are politically drunk on their own power.
	And they feel the need to cater their political decisions to what they think are the whimsical preferences of their constituents.
	So.
	They never really vote no.
	They just choose to debate the bill ad infinitum.
	Yeah, but that's what they do.
	The risk, by the way, because they didn't actually...
	The House...
	Sorry, no.
	This got by the...
	Bill C-10, the predecessor to Bill C-11, got through the House.
	It never got through the Senate before an election was called, and the end of that legislative cycle was therefore terminated.
	The bill was, as we call, dead.
	And it died in that legislative session.
	Now the problem is the Senate has three years in theory to debate this ad infinitum.
	Given the unholy, immoral, unconscionable alliance between the new Democrat Party, the party of the people, the scum of the political earth, their affiliation with the liberals, they can stave off a federal election for four years.
	So from 2021 to 2025.
	So there's a lot of time for them to debate this ad infinitum and pass it.
	If this passes, it's the end of freedom of the internet in Canada, period.
	It's the end of independent thought in Canada, period.
	I'm going to see if I want...
	Sikh Alliance, the Sikh Freedom Alliance, said refused to call Jagmeet Singh by the name Singh.
	Singh is a sign of respect.
	This was, of course, after the police beat them down and trashed their flag at the Freedom Convoy February 18th.
	I don't know about this.
	It's interesting.
	Oh.
	Oh, I don't know if anyone heard that.
	My back actually cracked.
	Yep.
	Okay, so I got that.
	Let me just see on Rumble.
	On the Rumbles.
	I haven't met...
	I have never met...
	Chris Pavlovsky in real life yet.
	It's going to be interesting tomorrow.
	Alright, good.
	We are live on the Rumble.
	There are no Rumble rants to deal with right now.
	So that's it.
	His name is Jugmeet.
	Where am I?
	I'm at the intersection of the tri-state between Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia.
	Tim cast tomorrow night, 8 o 'clock.
	It's going to be awesome.
	Barnes is coming tonight.
	He's not going to get here in time.
	So that was the thing.
	I thought maybe we could get a Barnes on tonight, but he's going to get here too late tonight.
	He's flying in.
	So tomorrow, I'm going to hang out with Barnes all day.
	We'll be like...
	The Jolly Odd Couple.
	Barnes, for anybody who doesn't know, is over six feet tall.
	We're going to walk.
	We're going to gallivant around Harper's Ferry, see the sights, have some food, and then we're going to go to Timcast and rock the world with some interesting exclusives.
	So stay tuned.
	I am here for a Viva Lumber stream.
	It's going to happen.
	And I'll go on Lawn Lumber.
	I could even talk wood.
	All right, what else we got here?
	See in the chat.
	Boom.
	Have you seen Tom's Pride Month clip?
	Oh, this is HOG's Hangover Gang Fam.
	Have you seen Tom's Pride Month clip, Hangover Gang Fam?
	His video dropped Friday, getting 1 million views every 25 hours.
	Any truth tellers want to challenge 42 USC 1983.
	Hold on.
	What is...
	42 USC 1983.
	That is deprivation of civil rights, I think.
	Let me see if I know this offhand.
	Deprivation.
	42 USC.
	Oh, cripe!
	Okay, let's do this here.
	42 USC 1983.
	It's civil rights deprivation, isn't it?
	Here, let's see.
	I'm telling you I'm going to pass the bar in one of these days.
	42 USC 1983.
	42, USC, 1983.
	Civil rights!
	Dude, I'm telling you, I can pass the bar.
	I can pass the bar in one state.
	Okay.
	I don't get the reference, but at least I got the reference.
	Okay.
	The song Scars.
	It's a great song.
	Look, I love Tom McDonald.
	I love Tom McDonald.
	And I'm not ashamed to admit it.
	All right, what do we got here?
	Greg Chan says, Turning Point USA posted at Christina Aguilar pictures.
	I don't care to see them.
	And it's not, I'm not a prude.
	I don't care about dildos.
	Do whatever you want.
	But when did this become acceptable?
	For, Christina Aguilar is not a Marilyn Manson either.
	Like, and that's not, no judgment on the lawsuit side.
	It's like, when I went to a, I'm trying to think of a concert I went to.
	I went to Smashing Pumpkins, but even then, like, you knew the music had some interesting lyrics, but it wasn't like going to a Rage Against the Machine-type concert.
	Christina Aguilar, you don't expect her to strut out with a flipping...
	That.
	You are out of touch, and don't call me Shirley.
	That is Simpsons and Airplane in one super bad, super tweet, mega tweet, whatever those things are, super chat.
	Viva, it's not a bad thing that you don't know.
	Well, now I do know it.
	It might be a bad thing that I do know now.
	To understand, read James Lindsay's cynical theories.
	At least read the chapter on queer theory.
	They believe that queering children equals activism.
	Well, I know a little bit about James Lindsay to know that people are going to write off his observations as partisan or politically motivated or politically on one side of the aisle.
	I'll check into it.
	Paraphrasing our framers, the Senate is a cool wet blanket.
	Yes, sorry, Bob.
	Okay, so that's it.
	Let me see.
	I have some more stuff in there.
	I think I have some more stuff in the backdrop.
	I can't even talk wood any time, my friend.
	I can't even talk wood.
	Yes.
	Back in the day, people, they used to be made out of wood.
	Imagine the splinters there.
	Mm-mm-mm.
	Mm-mm-mm.
	Do I want to...
	Okay, hold on a second.
	Did you just add an H into Hrant?
	Yes, I did.
	I did.
	And I don't think it's Virginia.
	I think it's West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, right?
	Harper's Ferry.
	I think it's Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland.
	I know I drove through Pennsylvania, and it was beautiful, but I drove through Pennsylvania into Maryland.
	Pennsylvania, geologically.
	It's a beautiful state.
	And I was driving down the highway.
	Hood.
	Hood.
	I was driving down the highway.
	And there was a beautiful ridge on the right side of the highway going down.
	And it's like, geologically, it's just an amazing formation.
	It's just a natural barrier.
	And it makes me want to understand more of the history of Pennsylvania.
	I didn't appreciate where Gettysburg was.
	I appreciate what the Gettysburg Address is.
	Oh, it's an amazing thing.
	Someone said, hold on a second.
	Are you sure you're going into Tim's place?
	And Tim's had his issues.
	Hold on.
	I add an H wherever the heck.
	It has no business of being.
	No, but...
	Pennsylvania is a beautiful state geographically.
	It's just politically.
	They ruin everything.
	They ruin everything.
	Okay, hold on.
	Let me just make sure I didn't forget anything here in the backdrop.
	It's 9.30.
	I have a feeling the restaurants are going to be closed here, but we'll see if I can find...
	So, vaccine passports could be reintroduced.
	Got that.
	Go back to Twitter for one second, because I know there are a few things.
	Oh, there's so many.
	Oh, if it weren't for Twitter, if it weren't for Twitter, I'd remember nothing.
	So my brother, by the way, Lion Advocacy.
	What's he at in terms of subs?
	1,200 followers on Twitter.
	Everyone should go and share his Twitter feed and follow what he's doing here.
	He's doing some interesting stuff.
	This is my brother.
	This is my brother.
	The joke of the family is he's the brother from another father, because we know that he came out of my mother.
	So it's not the brother from another mother.
	Just happens to be the only Freyheit, who looks nothing like the rest of the Freyheights.
	But we know, genetically, I believe, we're confirmed siblings.
	My brother filed the FOIA request for the contract between Raymond Chabot, RCGT, and the government for their administration of the Vaccine Injury Program Fund.
	He shared a highlight, which was...
	By the way, when you ask for a FOIA request and you get the documents, they will send them to you once they redact them for sensitive information.
	But look at this.
	Implementing an open and transparent claims intake process.
	Redacted.
	So it's just gloriously...
	Oh, my ears.
	You know, I can probably take these out.
	It's just gloriously...
	Oh, my...
	Ears sweat.
	It's gloriously ironic.
	You could make it up, but no one would necessarily believe you.
	And I had to give my brother a little more exposure.
	Elizabeth Warren?
	Elizabeth Warren in the house.
	Being a hypocrite like they always are.
	The vaccine...
	Haspots have been revoked, indeed, indubitably.
	Elizabeth Warren, just, you imagine, just flip the politics on this, and especially setting aside what happened to Kavanaugh last week.
	For decades now, extremist Republicans have fought hard to bring us to the brink of overturning Roe.
	Just bear in mind the context in which she's tweeting this tweet.
	Democrats have got to be willing to Fight back twice as hard.
	You call people extremists in a tweet and then talk about fighting back twice as hard.
	Where when Trump said you've got to fight like hell, peacefully, impeachment.
	Now, I know you can't impeach senators, but surely there must be another sanction similar for the offenses that they have persecuted and prosecuted others for.
	But that's Elizabeth Warren.
	This is the best.
	This is the best, people.
	Canada's burning.
	People are fleeing.
	Constitutional rights being violated left, right, and center willy-nilly.
	Quilly-nilly.
	Justin Trudeau comes out with a tweet today.
	We've reached a historic...
	First of all, I think it might be unhistoric if I know my grammar.
	I don't care.
	A historic milestone in the relationship between Canada...
	And the Kingdom of Denmark.
	The dispute over the Hans Island has officially ended.
	Peace in our time, Justin Trudeau.
	You are truly the savior of Canada.
	Yesterday, Minister Menali Jolie and Minister Gip Kufold signed an agreement to resolve the outstanding border issue.
	Does anybody know this, by the way?
	I only knew that I know this.
	Because it's like one of the dumbest things on earth.
	Justin Trudeau has political prisoners in jail, desecrated the Constitution, abused of the Emergencies Act, imposed unconstitutional travel restrictions, froze bank accounts, sent Canada into a North Korean hermit state to totalitarian, dictatorial country.
	Tweets that we've...
	They've reached a historic milestone.
	I think some of you are going to know what this is.
	This is a disputed island.
	It's this.
	It's a rock in the north.
	And there's been a dispute over its boundaries.
	I mean, it's actually kind of funny just from an idiotic perspective.
	Hans Island is a barren, uninhabited, Canadian and Danish island with an area of 1.3 square kilometers.
	I could run around that island.
	Gosh darn, it looks so freaking cool, though.
	I could run around that island in nine minutes.
	Yada, yada, yada.
	In the center of the Straits, blah, blah, blah, yada, yada, yada.
	The island has likely been part of Inuit hunting grounds since the 14th century.
	It was claimed by both Canada and Denmark on behalf of Greenland's home rule governments until June 14, 2022.
	The historic agreement over this one square kilometer rock.
	When everything else, inflation through the roof, gas prices through the roof, housing crisis, opioid overdoses, self-harming on children, constitutional violations.
	Trudeau, historic.
	He will go down in history.
	It's having resolved the dispute, the boundary dispute of a rock, 1.3 kilometers in area.
	It's actually phenomenally cool that this is, geologically speaking, how that got formed is amazing.
	Oh, you're not looking at the same thing I am.
	Sorry, hold on one second.
	Sorry, here.
	How that got formed.
	It's absolutely stunningly amazing for anybody who's interested in geology and fossils like me.
	So people, don't worry about everything that's going on in Canada.
	Justin Trudeau, historic land dispute of the rock.
	It would be funny if it weren't So damn tragic It's So So, worth all of our civil rights, praise the Lord.
	By the way, and now the unvaccinated can travel to it.
	And you can see it.
	But if you go to, I don't know what the resolution of the dispute was, but if you cross over to the Danish side, when you come back, you've got to go in quarantine for 14 days.
	Science, people.
	Science.
	I don't think it's a volcano.
	So, I don't think it's a volcano cap.
	I suspect it must have been like...
	Hold on.
	Let's just see if we can get back there.
	Sorry, I just did this.
	I think, based on the layering, let's just see something here.
	So you see the sedentary layering.
	So this either has to be the result of erosion through receding, what's the word I'm looking for?
	Glaciers.
	Or if I had to guess, like...
	Okay, there's only one way to find it.
	How was Hans Island formed?
	Yes, let's see.
	Hans Island.
	Hans Island formed.
	Oh, that's cormed.
	form Uh...
	We're not going to see it.
	Etymology, the name.
	We don't care about the etymology.
	Early history.
	Okay, so we don't care about that.
	We want to see formation.
	How was it formed?
	That doesn't tell us anything.
	I want to know how it was formed.
	The whiskey whore.
	So, I mean, we'll see if we can get...
	Look at that.
	It's just...
	I think it has to be just the recession, the receding glaciers.
	Let's just see if we...
	Forget it.
	I've lost my temper.
	I've lost my patience now.
	Okay.
	We're forgetting it.
	I don't know.
	We'll see.
	If anybody knows in the chat, I think it has to be receding glaciers that just carved it out by some fluke formation.
	The Hance Island dispute was basically settled under Harper.
	They split it in half, they could have drawn something with the borderlines, laid it in Oh, but one thing's for certain.
	Anybody, any unvaccinated Canadian who travels to Hans Island and crosses to the Danish border, step foot back in, quarantine, no less than 14 days, science, babies.
	And if you disagree with it, you must be one of them far-right extremists who is selfish and doesn't, you know, care about...
	Oh, I got that one already.
	Tidal laping.
	I don't know what that means.
	Tidal LARPing?
	It's not limestone.
	Is it limestone?
	I don't think it's limestone.
	Check geology.
	Wikipedia sucks.
	Thanks.
	Okay, so that is what we've got for the evening.
	I don't know.
	It's funny.
	There's just always something to talk about.
	We got this guy again.
	OK.
	Oh, we found this in the garbage.
	No joke.
	Yesterday I'm walking with my wife.
	Look at this picture and just tell me this doesn't give you the heebie-jeebies.
	I hope if I ever make a book to have the wherewithal to say, don't use a picture of me that looks like that.
	You kind of look like someone who belongs on a most wanted list.
	Although maybe he does.
	Okay, this was the Benny Thompson.
	Listen to this.
	This is great.
	Hold on.
	I know that it's echoing, so let me just do this.
	You've got to watch this.
	I won't play the whole thing because it's long.
	Yeah.
	But, oh gosh.
	Folks out there making some pretty bold predictions about how things would turn out.
	You might remember some of the predictions.
	They're coming for your guns.
	They're coming for your jobs.
	And they're coming for your freedom.
	They hate American energy, and Joe Biden will shut it all down.
	He's going to.
	If I became president...
	Biden's elected.
	He will wipe out your energy industry.
	First thing Biden did when he came into office, just so nobody forgets, because it affected Canada as much as it affected the U.S., shut down the Keystone Pipeline.
	That is my favorite one, I must add.
	Is that if I got elected, gas prices going $5, $6, $7 for a gallon?
	The funny thing is, I think I remember Trump saying $5 a gallon, $6, and everyone's saying, you're psychotic.
	You're delusional.
	Let's check your mental level.
	Let's talk about your state of dementia, Trump.
	And we're there.
	We're there so much so that as I drove through, I filled up for the first time in, not Albany, Not Plattsburgh.
	Speechless.
	Small-town America, speechless at what they're living through.
	They flood your communities with criminal aliens, drugs, and crime while they live behind beautiful gated compounds.
	They try to take away your gun.
	Second Amendment, they want to take it away.
	While they enjoy private security that's fully armed.
	I never understood that one.
	You spent trillions of dollars.
	So, it goes on.
	And I'll share that in the StreamYard link, people.
	Here, let's enjoy it.
	Enjoy it.
	It's like enjoy torture.
	Enjoy it.
	Bedrock of Hans Island is unmetamorphosis fossil ferrous limestone.
	Laid down in warm, shallow seas during mid-Silurian time.
	Gosh, for nobody who understands it, this is like real, this is fossilized sexy talk right here.
	I love this.
	Limestone is, and can you imagine the fossils that you must find?
	430 million years ago, Silurian, so you're dealing with, you're going to have trilobites, you're going to have crinoids.
	Oh, that's so cool.
	Unmetamorphosis means, as far as I recollect from my nerdy days reading the Autobahn Guide to Fossils, unmetamorphosis means I don't think it was put through extreme heat or pressure.
	Fossil of first means, and I think it means it's rich in fossils, limestone laid down in warm, shallow seas.
	Oh, gosh.
	That might have been during the first or one of the early mass...
	Mass extinctions.
	When the seas became so warm that the tidal...
	What do they call it?
	The tidal...
	There's a word for it?
	Not...
	Oh my gosh, I'm brain farting.
	It's...
	Not an escalator, but there was a tidal current that brought up the cold, oxygen-rich water from the depth of the sea to the surface to rejuvenate it.
	And at one point, the ocean got so hot that the tidal...
	It's not a tidal bore.
	It's not a tidal bore.
	It's a tidal...
	Someone's going to get it in the chat.
	It's a tidal current, but it operates by a chain, like a movement.
	And when the ocean once got so hot, that tidal shifting stopped.
	And so...
	The ocean became stagnant, started emitting toxic gases, which killed all of life, not even in the ocean, but on land.
	See, more like a conveyor.
	I don't know if it was called the title, Conveyor.
	And that was during one of the early mass extinctions, where 90% of life on Earth was extinct because the title, maybe the title, Conveyor, is probably the right word.
	Not a jet stream.
	Not upwelling.
	And I got the sex box.
	Maybe it was the title conveyor.
	But either way, it's amazing.
	It's amazing what insignificant specs in the grand scheme of the history of the earth we are.
	Not plate tech, not...
	Okay, we're doing it right now.
	We're getting it.
	It's called the title...
	Here, let's see how good I am.
	Benny Johnson, we're here.
	Okay.
	Google Mass Extinction Tidal...
	Oh, it was the Tidal Belt.
	I guess it was the Tidal Belt.
	Here.
	The Global Conveyor Belt.
	Current.
	Okay, let's just see.
	If we go to Mass Extinction Tidal Belt.
	stopped.
	Oh, man.
	It's so frustrating when you can't find things.
	Tidal.
	Tidal.
	Come on, man.
	Tidal Force.
	Tidal Force.
	Tidal Disruption.
	Tidal Disrupted.
	Tidal Disrupted.
	We're done.
	Abandoned.
	Giving up.
	So that's it.
	Tidal Wave in November from...
	I'm not a political person in that I...
	It's Tidal Red Wave in November.
	We're going to see what happens in November 2022 at the midterms.
	There has to be change.
	I have a sneaking suspicion we're going to see the change faster in the States than in Canada.
	And I have a sneaking suspicion that we're possibly never going to see it in Canada.
	Because if Justin Trudeau gets what he wants, it's going to be impossible to see the change that we need to see.
	You know, it's not a lot of Americans focus on the Second Amendment thing.
	I focus on the First Amendment.
	When they come in and they want to censor and suppress internet, you don't need to flip votes on machines when you can influence them from the ground up with media by censoring, demonizing, and suppressing opposing voices.
	And if Bill C-11 passes, that's what's going to happen.
	Okay, I think I got everything, people.
	And I'm going to go to McDonald's.
	I'm going to go to McDonald's.
	It's terrible.
	It's terrible.
	I'm going to get something healthy.
	What can I get at a healthy McDonald's?
	So, people, stay tuned.
	Tomorrow live, tomorrow night.
	I'm going to probably try to go live at some point tomorrow with Barnes in real time together.
	Like, maybe we'll hold hands and walk down Harper's Ferry together.
	I'm like, what's that?
	Le Measel?
	Le Mazel?
	Something incorporated?
	I'm picturing, like, a 1970s sitcom.
	The Odd Couple.
	Me and Barnes.
	Barnes and I. Barnes and me.
	We are the odd couple.
	So I'll see if there's any restaurants open, but this was worth it to do this now.
	And thank you for spending the evening with me.
	When I travel, I'm traveling alone.
	I don't have my wife or my kids or my dogs.
	I feel naked spiritually.
	I feel alone spiritually.
	Laverne and Shirley, yes, that's exactly what I was saying.
	And I've never seen it.
	I only know how the family guy made fun of Laverne and Shirley.
	Look at this smart chat that we have here.
	So I don't travel well alone.
	I don't like it.
	I don't like having experiences that I don't share with my family.
	I was going to bring the dog down.
	Marion cannot get Pudge to pee.
	I have the tickle of magic.
	I'm just going to read you one.
	I'm going to read you my instructions to Marion.
	You've got to tickle the area where you can feel the hardness of her bladder.
	Then time your squeeze with a pulse action at her bladder.
	The trick is just getting her started.
	Hold her up from the back legs with your three fingers in her stomach behind her rib cage.
	Tickle.
	And then when she contracts, get it out.
	My wife can't do it.
	I can do it.
	I have the magic touch of getting that paralyzed Puggle to fully evacuate her bladder.
	Viva's lighting is interesting.
	Now, my lighting, there's a desk.
	Who said that?
	There's a desk light here.
	There.
	Right there.
	Oh, jeez.
	Oh, jeez.
	Now I've done it.
	Now I've done it.
	So the lighting is interesting.
	Tomorrow light will be better.
	It'll be during the daytime.
	Stick around, people.
	Tomorrow's going to be a big day.
	It's going to be phenomenal.
	Timcast tomorrow night.
	We'll go live at some point tomorrow.
	I might do a short vlog.
	The last time I was here, Alec Baldwin did something that ended somebody's life.
	And I remember making the video at Harper's Ferry.
	So I'm going to see Barnes tomorrow.
	We're going to spend some time together.
	It's going to be awesome to see him again in person.
	Thank you all for being with me tonight.
	Snip, clip, share away.
	You know what to do, people.
	More than anything, do not lose faith.
	Talk to people.
	Do not proselytize.
	Sensitize.
	And sooner than later, the good sense of humanity will turn around.
	Go.
	I'm going to go get dinner.
	Peace out, peeps.

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