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Dec. 4, 2023 - Viva & Barnes
01:07:23
En Route to Alabama! Douglass Mackey Gets Bond! Shroyer to be Released! &V MORE!
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Can you believe this?
Can you believe this?
I'm going to put this on.
Everybody, before I get too far into this stream, I'm going to remove this.
I need to make sure I'm looking into a new camera.
Before I get too far in, people, first of all, are we live?
Do I need to lean into the camera?
Let me just move this here.
Some of you may know where I am.
I'm going to give everyone three guesses and the first two don't count before I not disclose my location but disclose where I am.
I just dribbled water out of my mouth.
Okay, apparently this was supposed to be the giveaway.
This is Alison Morrow's moonshine jug.
I'm live.
At Alison Morrow's place.
she's still a journalist, but the journalist who left MSM to build her own awesome Locals channel?
We're good at that.
How's it going?
Lynn is self-described tech support.
I'm looking at two screens, a nice DSLR camera.
I got the mic right here.
Mic check, one, two.
And I'm at Allison's place in Florida on my way to Alabama because it's the fourth RNC debate.
I'm going to have done like the full...
It's beyond a hat trick.
This is the grand slam of RNC debates.
I'm heading to Alabama for the fourth RNC debate with my kid, my youngest, in a car.
And thus far, it's been amazing.
So let me know.
I'm told everything is fantastic.
We're going to go back to the intro.
Oh, what I wanted to do is make sure that we're live everywhere.
So, we are live, or should be, on YouTube, where we will be ending shortly.
We're live on Rumble.
Make sure on Rumble, hit the thumbs up, share the link around, because I gave no one notification that I was going live.
I gotta put that on pause.
Okay.
That's on pause now.
Are we live on Locals?
I was giving Locals an update earlier today, vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
I wasn't able to attach photos, which was weird because I wanted to attach a photo from where I was.
But hold on a second.
Let me just see that we're live on Locals.
We should be.
I've got to go to...
Where is...
I posted it.
Give me two seconds, everyone, to get everything set up here.
I'm totally not at my standard location.
On the road again.
Oh, let's see here.
On locals, stream settings.
Let's refresh this and make sure before I go into the rant.
And, okay, stream yards sharing.
Let's see here.
Oh, we see five people here.
I'm going to refresh on stream yards, on locals.
Okay, good.
And we are live on Locals.
Perfect.
Look at that.
Okay.
We're live everywhere, people.
We'll do it live!
This is going to be amazing.
So I'm driving to Alabama.
Thus far, it's been amazing.
We stopped at Gatorland on the way because my wife, mother-in-law, had our youngest kid.
They went to some, I don't know, timeshare place that my mother-in-law has that she can't get rid of.
And it's near, it's in Orlando.
So they went to Gatorland today, and then they went back, and I drove up to Gatorland to make the exchange with my wife, take our kid who wants to come to the fourth RNC debate.
Kids, I don't know how old he's, seven or eight years old, in grade one, two, or three.
I forget which.
Now, it doesn't really matter.
He wants to go.
We're going to go to Tuscaloosa.
And we're going to watch the debate.
He's going to learn about American government, which is very fitting because I know that his homework entails talking about Congress, learning about Congress, and now he's going to see firsthand the awful and sordid world that is politics.
Sweet home, Alabama.
Sweet home!
You know what?
I actually have to play that.
So that's what we're doing today.
First stop, Alison Morrow, Lynn Westover.
They are allowing us to stay here tonight.
It's amazing meeting people in person for the first time.
It doesn't feel like it's the first time that we've met in person because it feels like I know them.
I mean, I text Lynn all the time.
I text Allison.
We've had streams together.
I know them.
And then you see them in person, and it's rather surreal, and it's beautiful out here.
I'll start off with an anecdote before getting into that.
I was told you have to wait like a good 90 seconds before dropping F-bombs and using Nazi words on YouTube.
I'm joking.
I drank...
For the first time ever in my life that I know of, unpasteurized goat milk, unpasteurized milk, and something called kefir, mango kefir.
Look, I haven't drunk milk in years.
I don't drink milk.
I only have cream in my coffee, so I don't know what to compare it to.
The unpasteurized goat milk tasted absolutely innocuous, delicious, if you like milk.
The unpasteurized goat milk, Cow milk was also normal, at least standard.
The kefir, the mango kefir, as my mother-in-law would tell me to say, was not something I was used to.
It was very, very pungent.
I can see how it's an acquired taste like marmite, that Australian salty dish, but marmite is something that I've actually gotten used to in life.
Kefir, whatever that was, not so much.
I still have a bit of the...
I still have a bit of the aftertaste.
I told Allison this.
None of them were offended, but it's locally produced, but they weren't offended.
I said, look, I once in my entire life had an alcohol that I absolutely could not drink.
It wasn't tequila.
It wasn't Goldschlager.
It was something called whey or goat whey gin.
Gin made from fermented goat milk.
Oh, Vegemite.
Yeah, Vegemite, not Marmite.
What the heck?
Vegemite.
Yeah, I don't mind Vegemite.
It's actually kind of delicious.
But I had fermented goat whey gin.
Undrinkable.
I mean, I think I'd sooner have what Jackass, you know, those guys have like the fermented saliva that they make down in the jungle in South America.
I think I'd sooner drink that.
Couldn't drink it.
Bottle still at my parents' place in Canada.
No, see, Kiefer, I...
Telling Allison, like, yeah, I've had kefir up in Montreal.
You know, you go to Bagels on Green, that restaurant around the corner from where I used to live, and you get, like, your totally sweetened, mass-produced kefir.
I was like, oh, like a mango smoothie.
Didn't taste like a mango smoothie.
The link to Rumble, please, good point.
Let me do that.
I didn't pin that.
So that's what I'm doing.
We've driven thus far, I don't know, whatever we drove.
Three hours?
Is that possible?
Give or take.
Whatever.
We drove quite a bit today.
Where is the YouTube link?
Oh, so hold on one second.
I'm going to go to YouTube.
Oh, that's because I didn't bring up the YouTube.
So let me post that link.
And then we're going to get back to the intro now that I've made sure everything is good.
I'm not used to doing streams without headphones.
I feel naked.
And I've got no de facto...
What are those things called?
The put your hair...
A beret.
I've got no natural beret.
Ooh.
But look at this!
Uh-oh, what just happened?
Dismiss.
Okay, so that's cool.
Actually, the camera shooting with a DSLR is actually quite nice.
Oh, sign into chat.
Oh, no.
I'm not going to be able to sign into chat, everybody.
So you'll have to find the link on...
I can't sign into YouTube right now.
Okay, let us get back to the intro.
Speaking of Nazis, let's get back to the intro, shall we?
Here.
It's amazing.
And it's courtesy from the hard work of Drea Humphrey and Rebel News.
I don't care what problems people think they have with Ezra Levant, Rebel News, whatever.
They do good work.
I'm going to bring this back up.
This is...
My DMs were blowing up.
Everyone was like, you got to get to this story, Viva.
There's another, you know, Covington kids of Canada, except in Canada, it's, you know, like far right extremist.
Nazi salutes.
Everyone's a Nazi.
Everything's a Nazi.
Even when you're, you know, a Christian praying to God.
You have to see this.
This is the journalist answering questions as to why she depicted in her article a man as having given a Nazi salute when all that he was doing and as is apparent to her knowledge was praying to God.
Listen to this.
Do we play from the beginning?
Here, let's play from the beginning.
We'll get the intro here.
I'm going to find this guy.
I'm going to ask.
I mean, I'm very familiar and close with everyone at Rebel News.
I'm going to get this guy on for an interview.
Listen to this.
Listen to this.
We're not watching it in full, but you know where to find it.
Jelenault.
Jelenault.
Jacqueline Jelenault from Black Press Media.
Wait, wait.
We're not going to play the whole thing.
Just enough.
And then I'm going to get to my joke.
Mute.
Oh, you can't hear.
Hey, Lynn!
We can't hear.
How do I do this?
Hold on one second.
I'll get it.
No audio, Viva.
Ginger, this is fantastic.
Okay, hold on.
Now I'm going to have to text Lynn.
Chat is saying they can't hear the audio.
Let me see this.
Okay, good.
We're coming back to it.
We're coming back to it.
That was Drea Humphrey talking about the story.
You're going to have to pull your jaw off.
Let me see if I can't figure it out.
I'm a smart guy.
See, this is why you get...
And then...
Hmm.
Hmm.
Well, we'll get there in a second.
And if we don't...
Oh, I think he's coming.
He's coming.
On another note, my kid also ate a radish straight out of the dirt.
Amazing.
They say no audio on the video.
No, off the video being played.
I apologize.
Don't worry.
We'll get it, people.
Let's see here.
You're hearing it though, right?
Yeah, I hear it here.
Reading some of the chat.
Audio.
Layouts.
Audio.
Speaker.
Mic.
Speaker.
We'll see, people.
Worse comes to worse.
I'll just do what I did the last time and dub it over in real time.
It doesn't matter what.
Yeah, I don't know why it's weird, but...
I know what we're going to do.
I'm going to say what she's saying as we listen to it.
If you could only read lips.
Don't worry.
Don't worry.
The truth is I only wanted to play this portion here anyhow.
Oh, and it's got subtitles.
Okay, look.
I'll tell you what she's saying.
The only problem is you're not going to get the inflection in her voice.
The insincere deflection inflection.
Don't worry.
That was the only video we had anyhow, so we're good.
You know what?
Hold on one second.
We're going to do this, and then I'm going to do something afterwards.
You will not hear the deflection inflection.
She's asked.
Let me hear what the question was.
The guy who got defamed as a Nazi was asking her questions, recording it.
Here.
Okay.
They're talking about MSM.
They want to hold this jurisdiction.
No.
That there was no Nazi salute.
I was there, and I couldn't say that there was no Nazi salute.
Could you say that there was?
And then they're going to ask, have you ever seen people pray before?
The story said that it was apparent.
Look, we're going to wiggle out of this.
She comes in and says that I couldn't say that there wasn't one.
You were there.
Okay, hold on.
We're going to stop this because I can...
I'm using two screens here.
I'm using two screens here.
We're going to have to...
What's the word?
When you addition through subtraction...
I'm going to have to...
We're going to simplify this.
I don't think I'm going to be able to...
Oh, how do I even...
How do you get out...
Oh, this is...
Okay, here.
This is what I want to do.
This.
Okay.
We're going to addition through subtraction today, people.
That journalist, Jacques...
He falsely stated that there was an apparent Nazi salute for people praying on the street where the man was putting his hand up to the sky, praying to God.
In that video, which you can find on Rebel News' Twitter feed, the guy who had been so defamed is asking her, did you see any Nazi salute there?
To which she says, I couldn't definitively say that there was no Nazi salute.
And he says, but did you see one?
And she says, well...
As a journalist, sometimes I have to report how people feel.
And, you know, and then say, have you ever seen anybody pray before?
I've seen people pray like this.
I've seen people pray like this.
You shouldn't have been praying like that in so many words.
And in doing it, she made a gesture, which I then ironically said, this is the gesture she made in her video, where they had recorded her and said, look, oh, I saw you doing this.
And it actually looks like she's saying, like, Zeke, you know, if one were to really be deceitful in journalizing, as this journalist was, one could say, look, look at the screen grabs of this woman giving the Nazi salute.
And it even looks like she's saying something that starts with a Z as she's saying it.
And I made the funny observation joke that, you know, to the extent that context is no longer necessary for journalism, hey, look at this.
I got a picture of that reporter making a Nazi salute.
I guess we can call her a right-wing extremist.
Now, since we don't even need to know context anymore, we'll see.
I don't think the journalist is going to give me an interview, but I'm going to definitely try to get the interview of the individual who was defamed.
The problem is, you know, at some point in time, nobody's going to take these allegations seriously.
And so the question is, who takes these liars at their word?
I think the other, you know, other problem is that some people do still take these people at their word, and you live in a small community, in a small town.
And some people believe this crap, or they use it as an excuse to demonize religion in general and then wonder why there's a spate of churches being burned in Canada.
Who could possibly imagine why when you have journalists labeling praying Christians as Nazis?
Because I couldn't definitively say that there was not a Nazi salute, except she was there.
Context dependent knew that they were all praying.
Because there's a video of the incident that was brought to her attention, although it didn't need to be, because from what I understand, she was there.
And then as the guy who's recording her is asking her the questions, that is her answer.
So my joke is, those are the rules.
Those are her rules.
Context is no longer relevant.
So I guess we can all now call this journalist a Nazi.
Don't.
Because I don't like being as dishonest and deceitful as them.
I don't like being dishonest or deceitful, period.
I just like to highlight.
The absurdity, insanity, and inanity of the double standards that they live by, which are no standards at all.
Freeze her bank account, says Ken Elliott.
Preach Viva, says Mr. Nobody.
The streams on the road are going to be not glitchy.
They're just going to be...
We've all gotten used to it.
The audio, it's funny.
It's the same audio problem that I actually had when I was testing out the Rumble studio.
And I wonder if it has to do with the mic.
But either way, go check out that story.
Can I do this?
If I go here, and then I go copy.
Oh yeah, here we go.
I can do this.
And then I can go into the chat.
I'm logged into my...
Here we go.
Boom!
There's the tweet in Rumble.
And on the road again, here's the tweet in Locals.
Everybody, thank you.
Now, what we're going to do before we head over to YouTube.
And we don't...
It's not going to be a marathon stream today because I've been told that we're having tacos at give or take 6 o 'clock.
So what we're going to do before we get over to...
We're going to end this on YouTube.
For those of you who don't know, Viva Fry, Montreal litigator turned Florida rumbler.
And now, what's it called?
Gonzo journalism of that guy from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
His name was...
Not going to remember it.
Anyhow, I'll be streaming on Wednesday, not the event itself, the fourth RNC debate, because they're really strict about capturing too much image that is for Fox News.
I'll be streaming 10 p.m. Central, 11 p.m. Eastern.
No, p.m.
A.m.
11 in the morning, the day of.
It'll be a one or two hour stream.
Hopefully I'll get some fun people to pop in on you.
So I'll be streaming the day of, be doing the Viva on the street.
So stay tuned for that.
It's going to be fantastic.
If I dare say so myself.
As always, tomorrow's Tuesday, so I'll probably have a stream somewhere along the way.
Tomorrow we might just go straight to Tuscaloosa.
Barnes gave me an itinerary, but we'll see how much we can do in one day.
It's eight hours.
Hunter S. Thompson, thank you very much.
Viva, go to the Bear Bryant Museum.
I will.
Hunter S. Thompson, look at this, you guys.
You guys are, look at this.
Boom, boom, boom.
Everyone gets, yes, I would have gotten it at some point.
Link, oh.
Oh, that's where I can share the Rumble link.
Here.
Let me share the Rumble link.
Man, I was driving up here today with the kid in the car.
We were listening to Bongino.
And my kid is asking, who is this guy?
I like him.
And he's right to like him.
Listening to the quartering a little bit.
I listened to...
An episode of Jordan Peterson talking about the Bible, and he was interpreting the passage where God created Adam and Eve, created Eve out of Adam's rib.
I listened to two and a half hours of Jordan Peterson interpreting one story from the Bible, and I was absolutely encapsulated, not encapsulated, engrossed, enchanted.
It was fascinating, amazing.
Absolutely stunning.
I forget what year it was.
This was 2018, 2019, I think.
No, 2020.
It was May 2020, but I think it's an older speech in the game.
Absolutely amazing.
I'm hooked.
I'm going to go listen to Jordan Peterson in terms of all of the stories from the Bible.
Amazingly insightful.
But what I wanted to do before we go over to YouTube.
Oh, Christ.
I'll add it afterwards.
I think I might have actually forgotten to indicate that this stream has a sponsorship.
And it does, and it's Field of Greens.
And I'm going to add the links afterwards so you all know where to go.
I'm on the road, people.
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Spoiler alert, today I didn't.
I got one to two.
Because at Gator...
Vegetables.
I had some little Gator Bites.
They were delicious.
But they don't serve very many vegetables, and if they do, they are deep-fried at Gatorland.
I'm joking.
I'm sure they had a salad somewhere.
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All right.
And thank you very much to Field of Greens.
Now, I'm going to pull the screen out because we're going to go to this afterward.
Two good pieces of news, if you can believe.
We've got two good pieces of news.
And Satan incarnate.
Not stop.
Remove.
We're going to go like that.
Remove.
And Satan incarnate.
Like, hell on earth.
Hell is other people?
Or what brand?
Anything.
Lynn is amazing.
You just said, what gin should I get?
Anything.
Just as long as it's not fermented goat milk gin.
We've got some actual good news, if you can believe it.
Two good news stories and then Satan.
Like, devil embodied in humans.
Hell on earth.
That's an amazing thing.
I understand the Bible now in a sense that people pulling lessons of life, the original self-help book in a non-demeaning way, it's amazing.
And I understand now how this book, which is thousands of years old, applies as much today as it did back in the day.
And it's 3,000 years, as Jordan Peterson astutely pointed out, of people honing the stories, honing what it is to be human, human nature.
You know, concise stories of human nature, refined over time, passed down from generation to generation.
And so, you know, when people talk about brim and fire and brimstone or whatever the heck it is in hell, it's a metaphor for what life can actually be like on Earth when the demons actually take control of Earth.
And we'll end with that, just because it's the most outrageous thing that you can ever imagine.
Good is making a comeback, and I see the God in there, too.
I can tell you something, though.
I'm not a religious man.
I might be spiritual, and I know some people might say that that's the first step towards being religious.
It might be a distinction without a difference.
Jordan Peterson could get me to get religious.
I'll tell you that much.
Okay, so what we're going to do now, we're going to end it on YouTube, and we're going to go over for two good news stories.
Sorry for the, you know, it's going to be, what is this?
I love this.
Wearing a Salty Army shirt.
Some kid asked me, what's Salty Cracker?
What's Salty Army?
I was like, you're too young, kid, but the shirt is the softest cotton.
I slept in it.
I've spent the day in it.
I might have to, you know, take a shower this afternoon.
But let's get on over to Rumble so we can talk about some good stuff.
But go check out that video from Rebel News.
And don't harass anybody.
Don't harass the journalists.
But express on social media.
If you are so inclined.
Enough of the bullshit.
Enough of the lies.
We're not stupid.
There are cameras everywhere.
You get caught in a lie.
A normal person with a conscience and dignity wouldn't have lied in the first place.
But someone with a fear of God who gets caught in a lie would apologize.
But not journalists.
Double down.
I can't not say that there was no Nazi...
Yes, you can.
You can because you know, but you got caught and you're a child.
Before we even head over to Rumble, last insight.
This is my insight of life.
Children are children because they don't have developed senses of morals.
They don't understand consequences.
They don't respect consequences.
Typically what happens as you get older is you learn to have morals.
You learn that being bad, being dishonest, being deceitful doesn't work.
It doesn't get you places in life.
And you also learn that there are consequences.
Consequences to deceit.
You learn about delayed gratification.
You learn about integrity, honesty.
There's nothing wrong when a child does not yet know those lessons.
But what I've noticed is that the biggest, and I'm going to swear, I apologize, people, the biggest assholes that are adults are no different children.
They don't recognize, they don't admit when they made a mistake, when they get caught in a lie like a child does, instead of just owning up to it, admitting it.
They double down.
They make another lie.
They make another lie.
And so the only difference between a child and an asshole adult is that a child is not expected to know better and is expected to learn as they get older.
And if they don't, they grow up to be an asshole adult.
So that's it.
What we're going to do now is we're going to end on YouTube.
Fieldofgreens.com.
Thank you very much, as always.
Wonderful company and a wonderful product.
Ending on YouTube.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1. All right, now let's make sure that we're still good on Rumble.
I also like doing the stream standing up.
Doesn't hurt my sciatic.
I can flex.
Let me see if you get...
Oh, yeah.
All right, we're still good here.
We're going to do a little bit of an after-party on Locals.
It might not be too long today, just because I want to be respectful of the dinner schedule.
Viva, maybe take a tech class.
Just a thought.
Humperdoo5024.
No, this is when you're...
I'm using someone else's setup, and it's...
We are not...
I'm used to my own setup, which is much simpler because I got one...
I do it off my Mac.
I got a screen here, a screen here, a mic here.
There's a little...
I don't want to break anything here.
Like a...
Lynn is trying to show me how to use a soundboard.
Like, dude, I need simplicity.
One button.
We're good on Rumble?
you I cannot find your page on Locals.
VivaBarnesLaw.Locals.com.
That's in CU1974.
But also, you'll notice, everybody, if you're watching on Rumble, there's a little red join button that will bring you to our VivaBarnesLaw.Locals.com to join if you are so inclined.
Join now, $7 a month, $70 a year, the counted rate.
And I think it might be going up in January.
Only for new members.
Everyone there is grandfathered in.
But go join now.
It's a good time as any.
And then you can also follow on Rumble.
And you can also hit that thumbs up button.
There we go.
153 thumbs up.
Was that a Blackmagic controller?
I don't know.
It says Stream Deck on it, Motoron.
I'm Not Your Buddy Guy says, I know you say it would be wrong to call these journalists Nazis.
But let's be real here.
They act closer to Joseph Goebbels than an actual journalist.
Yeah, I would compare them more to communists than to Nazis.
But at a given point in time, the distinction between a Nazi, a fascist, a communist, a socialist, look, what they are is they're anti-freedom.
Period.
That's it.
And they're liars.
Godforsaken pathological liars.
The whole lot of them.
Who was it that was just doing another Covington 2.0?
Oh, yeah, yeah.
The Deadspin.
The Deadspin guy.
Accusing an eight-year-old kid of blackface by showing a picture of the kid with a blackface saying, this kid's dressed in blackface, not showing that the other side of the face is red.
So it wasn't blackface.
What happens when the guy who, he's a black journalist, who seems to be trying to find racial racism?
Blackface everywhere.
What does he do when it is revealed and in community notes said, no, the kid's not in blackface.
He's got half red, half black, and that liar of a journalist only showed you the black side so he could claim blackface.
What does he do then?
Oh, well, then he was making fun of Natus.
Even worse.
Doubling down because he's a AH of an adult, a child who never had a parent say to them, when you get caught lying, stop it.
It's not that hard.
A, don't lie.
It's one of the worst things you can do.
Not in a Kantian empirical imperative, don't lie.
Don't lie because no one will ever believe you again.
It's a very tough thing for kids to understand.
I'll tell you, I'm neurotic about lying.
Almost probably psychologically unhealthily so.
I tell my kids, when you lie, it makes it impossible to trust anything you say ever again.
So when you say, for example, I have a tummy ache.
And you actually do when the last time you didn't, then I might make the mistake of not believing you when it's true.
There is no greater curse than to not be trusted.
And liars can never be trusted.
Period.
Dude gets caught in a lie, double down.
Oh no, it wasn't blackface.
It was making fun of Native Americans.
Oh, what's that?
The kid was part Indigenous?
Part Native American?
Member of the Chumash tribe?
Oh, that journalist, his last...
Phillips, I think.
He should be sued for defamation.
Deadspins should be sued for defamation.
He should never be allowed to work in journalism again because he's a liar and liars cannot be journalists and journalists cannot be liars.
Okay, done.
Serenity now.
God, give me the strength, the courage to change the things I can, the strength.
Hey, dude, if I ever get a tattoo.
It's going to be the serenity prayer.
Okay, well, let's go to some good news before, you know, at least get to some good news here.
I didn't miss any...
Oh, we see it.
I can't see the rumble rants because I don't have that set up there.
We stopped teaching kids Aesop's fables.
Shame on us.
T-Cat 2. Absurd Beats says it takes bravery to tell the truth because nine times out of ten you are owning up to something.
Getting caught in a lie, I can't think of anything more humiliating, degrading, and...
No, no, that's it.
Okay, you guys know it now.
All right, the good news, people.
Some good news.
Owen Schroyer apparently seems to be getting out a week before his scheduled release date.
As far as I understand, there's no further news than that.
Owen Schroyer, you know, worked at Info...
Journalist at InfoWars, was sued in the Sandy Hook...
He was dropped as a defendant.
He was arrested for disrupting congressional hearings in 2019 when he called the Democrats war criminals, whatever.
He was interrupting a Nadler, Jerry Nadler, the Penguin.
He interrupted congressional hearings in the way every protester has ever done it before, from Kavanaugh to the trans bills in Tennessee, or was it the gun bill in Tennessee, to the trans bill, wherever.
He interrupted proceedings in the same way you see lefties interrupting proceedings, congressional hearings, debates, whatever, all the time.
If you didn't see the interview, you've got to go check out the interview when he came on the channel to describe it.
He interrupted Jerry Nadler.
Was being escorted out of Congress, wherever it was, and then gets detained.
I guess they found out who he was.
He gets slapped with relatively serious charges that he strikes a plea to.
The plea to certain conditions, not go on the Capitol, not be in certain areas, not, I don't know, I forget exactly what it was.
Bottom line, he had some conditions for his agreement that he had from a prior disrupting of congressional hearings.
Jan 6, 2021.
He's on the Capitol Hill.
He does not enter the building.
He doesn't break anything.
He doesn't engage in violence.
He was chanting 1776.
That was enough to get him declared in violation of his prior agreement and sentenced to 60 days in jail.
His request for bond pending appeal was rejected.
He gets put in jail.
I forget where it was now.
They stick him into COVID.
They stick him into solitary confinement immediately because COVID for a week.
After his week in solitary, this is, again, bear in mind, everybody.
Detained for words, because if anybody read the charges against him, he was on the Capitol building, on the Capitol Hill, chanting 1776, which is incitement to violence, apparently.
Words.
Two months in jail for breach of his conditions.
One week in solitary because of my COVID.
Horse crap.
Gets out of his one week of solitary, gives something of an update, you know, a message that Owen Schroer 1776, which is an account being managed by people on the outside, posts to X, to Twitter.
Apparently, the Bureau of Prisons, whatever it's called, didn't like that.
Stuck him back into solitary.
And I think he just got out of solitary.
Relatively recently.
And now the good news is he's going to be getting out apparently a week early.
So next, December 8th.
Oh, it's going to be this Friday.
He's getting out this Friday, a week early.
He was supposed to get out.
I thought he had 15 days left.
Getting out early.
Who knows?
Maybe he got time and a half for his time in solitary.
So that's one good piece of good news.
You know what I've realized now?
That I'm not an incognito.
In my Twitter, so I have to make sure not to accidentally go to my messages where people might see my DMs in Twitter.
There's nothing that I care about in there except my cell number and other people's cell numbers or addresses.
So that's the good news.
Owen Troy is going to get out and...
Man, if you didn't see, I had on...
Well, I'm sure most of you have seen it already.
I had on Jacob Angelli Chansley, the QAnon shaman.
Who spent, what did he say, ten and a half months, the equivalent of, or in total, in solitary.
It takes a very special, in the good sense, a very strong person to come out of ten and a half months of solitary.
Not totally broken, not totally traumatized, not totally dysfunctional.
And, you know, for everything the media said about the QAnon shaman, if you haven't watched the interview, go watch it.
The dude...
You may not be into all of the spiritual stuff, all of the energy stuff, and that's, you know, to each their own.
But the dude is smart.
He's charismatic.
He is...
I think he might be saner than me.
Like, I'm talking to him, and I felt like the crazy one, or the crazier one.
You know, given everything the media was talking about, this guy being a wild eccentric and whatever, the dude was very much down to earth.
Just into, you know...
Things that are deemed to be eccentric these days.
But he spent ten and a half months in solitary.
And maybe some of his psychological conditioning allowed him to come out of that seemingly unscathed, perhaps even stronger than when he went in, because he now knows that he can deal with absolutely anything.
Schroyer's going to have the same experience.
And Schroyer was, oddly enough, they have strong similarities in character, at least from what I know, in demeanor.
And it's amazing.
I think Schroyer's going to come out stronger than when he went in.
Smarter than when he went in.
Wiser than when he went in.
And he's going to come out now and be the living example of the weaponization of an unjust justice system.
So-called justice system.
By the way, so he gets out next week.
That's the good news.
Or at the end of this week.
There's another good news, if you can believe it.
We're going to have two for...
Juslan says, Viva, I know this is off topic, but what are your thoughts on the non-confidence petition E4701 in Canada?
No legal advice?
Let me give the standard disclaimers.
So that was a comment in...
Am I able to bring it up?
Well, I can bring it up here.
Not legal advice?
I'm possibly not totally informed on the binding nature of any such petition.
I think it's absolutely nil.
Nothing comes...
Nothing comes of that petition.
Nothing comes of petitions in general.
But it's certainly not binding.
You could have 5 million Canadians sign a petition of no confidence in Justin Trudeau.
That's not how it works.
The vote has to come from Parliament.
The vote has to come from the very same people who might be relying on the not holding of an election until 2025 so they can reap their government pensions.
Jagmeet Singh, I'm looking at you.
So the vote of non-confidence has to come from Parliament, not from a petition.
Oh, Jack's asleep.
Okay, so hold on.
There's a kid's sleep, so maybe I should be a little more quiet.
So the petition is good.
It indicates public disgust, disdain in the government, but nobody needs that.
The polling now is showing that if there were an election tomorrow, the Conservatives in Canada, for anybody who's just tuning in, the Conservatives in Canada would obtain a majority government.
You think Trudeau's going to call an election?
There's talk of Trudeau stepping down from...
Whoever's mouth to God's ears, but who's going to replace him?
I don't know if they appoint an interim replacement or trigger an election.
If they were to hold an election, if you believe any of these polls, which I don't, but I just know that everybody hates Justin.
Everybody.
Fairly convinced his own family.
Loathsome.
Doesn't matter.
The polls, if you believe them, would show that if there's an election tomorrow, conservatives win a majority government.
Jagmeet Singh is going to be out.
Trudeau's going to be out.
Apparently Jagmeet needs this to go to 2025 so that he can clock his six or whatever years of service so he can get his government pension.
Because, you know, you saw the picture of him walking around with a Versace bag or a Gucci bag.
I forget what it was.
A man who's got an Oyster Perpetual Movement Rolex watch.
More designer bikes than any human should have.
Go Google this.
Google the words monkish lifestyle, Jagmeet Singh, Toronto.
And you're going to come across an article that, you know, basically depicts Jagmeet Singh as being a superstar.
These criminals in government, they want to be superstars.
They want to be rock stars.
They want to be millionaires.
And they go into public service, and somehow it happens.
Anyhow, that wasn't the good news.
So that was in response to that question.
Let's see if there's another one in here.
Jagmeet Singh.
That's how you pronounce it.
His name is pronounced Jagmeet.
That's how he says it.
I always thought it was Jagmeet, but it's like, Jagmeet?
Like, hug me.
Do you think Trudeau looks like Castro?
T-Cat, too?
I think he does, but you never know what was done in any of those pictures.
The meme, just subtle modifications that you never even know were done to make them look more similar.
I had his half-brother on last week or the week before.
He said that that urban legend, that rumor, never existed in the family.
Until the image started circulating in 2019.
Maybe he's not telling us the truth, but he felt like he was being very honest in that interview.
Jugmeet is sick.
Jughead is...
Rolex is overrated.
I don't understand who would spend that much money on watches even if they had it.
It seems...
I got a...
My big splurge was a Tiso T-Touch titanium that I got on Canal Street in New York.
My kid has fallen in love with it since I changed the batteries, but I got it for $500 and change US.
Canal Street, for those of you who don't know, it's Chinatown in New York.
And so you go there, that's where they sell all the counterfeit stuff.
You get your fake Rolexes, your fake Mont Blancs.
I got a fake Mont Blanc for $40.
It was kinetic, so you shake it and it keeps its...
I think it was indistinguishable from an original, but...
Why the hell would anyone want to wear something that's a replica of what they can't afford in the first place?
Setting that aside, I go to a watch store.
I had been in love with the Tiso T-Touch because my brother-in-law got one as a gift from my father when he married my sister.
But I knew that I wasn't getting one from my father-in-law, now my late father-in-law, for a number of reasons.
He wasn't going to get me a Tiso T-Touch.
And so we're in New York.
We're in Chinatown on Canal Street, and I go into a store, and I'm looking at this one.
Oh, titanium.
It's beautiful.
And the guy was like, he keeps lowering the price.
He lowered the price to a point where I was like, okay, I think I can take out that much money in one day.
I go.
I buy it.
I'm like, it's so beautiful.
And I'm like, oh, crap.
I just bought a Tissot on Canal Street, Chinatown, known for their knockoffs.
Happy ending to the story, though.
This was like...
14 years ago.
It was right when I married my wife.
I then looked up the TESO official dealerships online, and it was one of them.
So story time is over.
All right.
Who set me off on that story time, by the way?
Watches are for your jewelry box, not to be worn in a cell phone-possessed society.
The Tissot Touch has a liquid crystal screen that you push a button.
It gives you your altimeter.
It tells you your altitude change, and it's pretty accurate.
It's got a compass on it, stopwatch, thermometer, barometer, so it tells you if the weather's going to get bad or good.
It's a form of idolatry, and it's a sin, and I acknowledge that, but it's the most beautiful watch that I've ever owned, and I don't know why anyone wants to own a watch that is a theft incitement, enticement for the general population.
Hoonigan says, I'm a watch aficionado.
All right.
Story time over, people.
Stop distracting me here.
Add to stage.
The other good news story of the day.
Douglas Mackey, people.
Douglas Mackey, Ricky Vaughn.
We covered this story at length.
So anybody comes on and says, people, why aren't you talking about Ricky Vaughn?
This guy got arrested for a year.
Dude, we've been talking about it from the beginning.
It's the most outrageous double standards again, but it's lawlessness.
Won't say that again.
They say, you know, if the left didn't have double standards, they'd have no standards at all.
It's not double standards.
It's not hierarchy.
It's lawlessness.
When the law is applied unequally, it's not a two-tiered system.
It's no system.
It's just whoever is in power that wields the baton of justice.
Okay, so Ricky Vaughn.
A known internet troll, which made it even more hilarious that anyone would take the meme of a known internet troll seriously.
He's the guy that tweeted out 2016 it was.
Yeah, because it was Hillary Clinton.
Stay at home.
Save some time.
Text 70788 to vote for Hillary.
And he had a picture of a black woman in the meme.
I say this not because I pay attention to any.
Of those idiotic racial arguments.
I don't see that when I look at people at first, but apparently that makes me the right-wing extremist.
But apparently the lefty Democrats, that's all they see.
And so when Ricky Vaughn, Douglas Mackey, used a picture of a black woman for the meme, it was racism.
It's an amazing thing, by the way, what these accusations of racism actually mean.
It shows you what they think of minorities.
They view everything through the...
Blinders of identity politics.
And when they accuse someone of accusing someone of disrespecting minorities, that is revealing their actual expectation of minorities themselves.
Long story short, when they talk about racists and racism, it's because they are the racists and they are the institutionalized racism.
Whether it's Joe Biden...
Seeking to ban menthol cigarettes because they are popular among minorities.
This is not a joke, by the way.
That was one of the arguments.
To ban menthol cigarettes because they're very popular among the African-American community.
And old white man Joe Biden thinks that the minority communities need him to protect them from their own decisions as adults.
Whatever.
And as if they don't get to have the cigarettes that they like.
People who prefer Marlboros get to have Marlboros.
Makes no sense.
So the left was accusing Douglas Mackey of racism.
And election interference.
So he gets indicted, he gets arrested for this meme, election interference, which was absurd on his face already.
Has a trial in New York, gets convicted, gets sentenced.
I think he got, I want to say four months or seven months.
Either way, appeals and says, put me in jail pending the appeal because my sentence, I'll have served my sentence.
Comes around.
And then my appeal will be academic, except for as a matter of a principle of law.
The lower court said, no, you go to jail now.
Owen Schreuer, you're going to appeal your two months?
No, you go to jail now and appeal it afterwards.
And if you get it overturned, we'll just give you those two months of your life back.
Oh, wait, that's right.
The only thing more valuable than money is time.
It's the most valuable thing on earth because it's irreplaceable.
It can be compensated with money, but it can't be replaced.
Someone steals your time.
They have stolen something from you that you can never get back.
So they say Douglas Mackey is going to go to jail, pending his appeal, and the system works very fast, if you haven't noticed.
It doesn't work fast.
It doesn't work fast by design, unless it works fast, which is also by design.
You know, like Trump having his, which one is it now?
It's the DC case, go to trial, the Monday before Super Tuesday.
A trial involving millions of documents where other trials involving millions of documents, you know, some...
You know, complex financial things.
Took years to get to trial.
So it goes slow by design until it goes fast, which is also by design.
It's always to screw the defendant.
Set that aside.
Mackey had said, look, let me, you know, give me bond.
Give me bail while I appeal because if you don't, by the time it's heard, it will have been served.
No, you go to jail now.
And this is from Douglas Mackey case.
Am I following?
Breaking news.
Second Circuit Court of Appeals grants bond pending appeal in Douglas Mackey's meme case.
The Second Circuit Appeals just overruled the district court in granting our motion for bond pending appeal.
The ruling is huge because it means that the appeals court decided that my appeal presents, quote, substantial, end quote, end quote, debatable, end quote, issues of law that, if resolved in my favor, will result in my conviction being vacated, overturned.
No, no, no shit.
What are the important issues of law?
Whether or not...
Tweeting a meme.
Text by phone.
Joke.
Results in a conviction in jail time.
Only if you're on the right.
What's the woman's name?
Justina Wong?
Justina Wong?
Some of the chat's gonna get it before I can get it.
Tweeted out the exact same thing along with a video.
Hey, Trump guys.
I wanted to tell everybody, this is her video.
I've gone full MAGA Trump.
So yeah, thank you.
And everybody, don't forget.
What did she say?
Text in your vote tomorrow.
That video is still on Twitter.
She hasn't been charged.
She hasn't been arrested.
She hasn't been convicted because she's on the left.
If it's not painfully obvious to everybody.
I've never wanted to see the world.
I don't want to see the world through ethnic blinders.
I never wanted to see it through political blinders.
But it's undeniable.
There are two sets of rules.
Anyhow, that's it.
So that's a rant over.
The prosecution, on the other hand, argued that my appeal was frivolous and that this was a typical election crime like any other in U.S. history.
I thought the elections were...
This is a very encouraging step towards vindication.
Here's the full court order.
Let's see this.
How long is it?
We can read it.
Let's read it.
Motion order granting motion for release pending appeal, yada, yada, yada.
The district court is ordered to determine the appropriate terms of release without prejudice to the government's making a future request for detention on behalf of appellant.
It is further ordered that this appeal is expedited.
Mackey's initial brief will be due on...
Okay, so that's it.
We don't really care here.
If we lose the appeal in the Second Circuit, we will swiftly file an appeal to the Supreme Court.
It has to go to the Supreme Court.
Full stop.
I want to extend my gratitude and thanks to all benefactors, supporters, and all of the great attorneys who have worked on my case.
It is not cheap, however, to appeal the case to the federal system, so I am asking you to please help fund this case in any way you can.
People, when I get off, I'll tell you the first thing I'm doing.
I'm going to donate to this.
Cut.
Give this to everybody in Rumble right now.
Here, boom, shakalaka, take it.
And I'll do it on Locals as well because I know our Locals community is extremely active, extremely generous, and extremely proactive when it comes to meaningful issues.
Prayers are also welcome and appreciated, and I will, of course, keep all benefactors and supporters in my prayers.
If you wish to support me here...
Oh, I thought for...
Oh, for a second I thought he used GoFundMe.
Holy cow!
I saw the word fund.
I was like, did he actually use GoFundMe?
Anyhow, you all got the link there, so...
Go ahead and take a look at that.
Alright, that's the good news of the day.
Oh, you know what the problem is?
We won't be able to end with Satan incarnate the video because the audio is not working.
Probably just as well.
Let me just hear, now that I'm off, go see what my notifications are about here.
Eric Hunley has retweeted the link.
Oh, good.
Look what...
Hold on.
Let's do a little bit.
Okay.
I'm not going to go into the messages.
So we can actually watch the video of...
What's her name?
Prajaya?
It's the worst thing on earth.
I mean, it's so bad, I think, that even the lying McGee Aaron Rupar, who has earned himself a definition in the Urban Dictionary.
He tweeted it, and I don't think he tweeted it with approval.
Pramala Jayapal.
She's not one of...
Who is she?
Rep Pramala...
I know who she is.
I'm just wondering if she's one of the...
She's not one of the squad, eh?
She's not one of the...
I'll look her up afterwards.
Rep Pramala Jayapal on CNN on condemning Hamas' sexual violence.
Quote, I think we have to be balanced about bringing in the outrages against Palestinians.
Dana Bash replies, quote, you don't see Israeli soldiers raping Palestinian women.
I'm sure someone out there is going to say there have been stories and there have been, in fact, horrific incidents where that has occurred at some point in the 70 plus years of on and off fighting in that part of the world.
It happens in war.
Anybody who thinks that soldiers...
Any one army is going to be perfect living in a world that doesn't exist.
The idea that some militaries are going to be more characterized by certain acts of atrocity than others, you can probably bet on.
The condemnation to this seems to be relatively universal.
And I'm telling you this, I'm old enough now that this is the third massive flare-up of violence in the Middle East that I've lived through in conscious memory.
And some people are looking at the bee, running stories like the Islamic world fearing reprisals from Hamas'latest terrorist attack, as though that's a new sort of humorous, cynically humorous spin on it.
It's the same.
It's the same thing every time that you have people who might have sincere beliefs deep down that they truly believe the treatment of the Palestinian people, whomever you want to blame it on, has been something of an atrocity for decades now.
And they'd probably be right.
The only question is going to be, where do you place the blame for that atrocity of treatment?
Some people blame it squarely on...
Israel.
Others are going to say it's Hamas.
It's their leadership.
Third cycle I've seen this, and it's the same thing over and over again.
Whenever Yasser Arafat was asked to condemn violence, I strongly condemn the violence on both sides.
Prajaya was asked about what is now becoming apparent.
Egregious is not the word.
It's beyond horror.
Some people out there who refuse to accept it say, I didn't see any videos of it, so it didn't happen.
Oh, show me the videos where it didn't happen.
And then, you know, we're not showing you the videos, so it didn't happen.
But then when it comes to other things that they choose to believe, despite having not seen videos, no problem.
It depends on ideological leanings.
Prajaya, I'm just going to bring it back up so that you can hear this.
We have to be balanced about bringing in the...
...rages against Palestinians.
A special place in hell.
Is what she has just reserved for herself.
When you can't categorically denounce the most gender-based atrocities in recent history, well, there's nothing left of you as a human.
At least of a dignified human.
Demonic.
On Earth, bringing Hell to Earth.
That's all I have to say about that.
I'm probably actually better off that we can't hear it.
And the amazing thing is, like, you know, there was a story about the 40 beheaded children or babies in the beginning.
And everyone's like, show me the video where it didn't happen.
I mean, as if, and I said this, as if, like, the idea that, well, they, oh, yeah, sure, they killed teenagers and children in front of their parents.
Oh, but unless they also desecrated their dead bodies, well, then you're promoting disinformation.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Okay, so they didn't desecrate their dead bodies, maybe.
They just desecrated their living bodies.
It's the most idiotic method of saying, well, there's one detail that I might not think happened, an irrelevant, a detail that does nothing to undermine the overall atrocity, except it allows people to say, well, I don't believe you on that detail, so now I get to question the entire atrocity.
They recorded it so that the world would know what they were doing and what they had done.
And you get people out there saying, unless I see the video, I ain't going to believe that they did that because it's just resistance and it's just this and that.
But the second New York Times runs a bogus article about a hospital being bombed by Israel, 500 people being dead because Hamas says so, they run with that.
They run with that.
It doesn't matter if there's no videos of it because it actually never happened as per the New York Times initial reporting.
They'll choose to not believe that which they don't want to believe in the absence of evidence and they'll choose to believe that which they want to believe in the absence of evidence because it's ideologically driven.
All that to say it's a...
It's an absolute atrocity what's going on in the Middle East.
What Hamas did, unequivocal condemnation.
Period.
It's not harder than that.
Calling a terrorist group a terrorist group who just carried out the most egregious act of terrorism in recent memory, it's not that hard.
Whether or not they want to focus on other issues for your own political reasons, fine.
There are a lot of other issues to discuss.
Disputed region.
But coming out there and saying, yeah, well, what they did was bad, but we got to put it into context.
Demonic.
Okay.
Let's see what we're going on here.
Let's see what we're going on here.
The New York Times pattern of errors in reporting build the narrative.
Oh, by the way, Cars 10W.
The New York Times, there are some people who, you know, they still believe that Israel bombed the hospital, even though...
By all accounts, it wasn't a hospital.
It was a parking lot.
And by all accounts, it was an errant missile.
Apparently only like three-quarters of the missiles launched from Gaza actually reach Israel, which means like one-quarter land in Gaza.
Set all that aside.
I know what I believe, and I know that in a time of war, it's impossible to know what to believe.
The New York Times was wrong on this.
Do you remember in the second intifada with the Palestinian boy that the New York Times said was killed by Israeli gunfire?
I mean, there's still people who believe that the kid was killed by, I forget his name, was killed by Israeli gunfire.
By all accounts, the kid was killed by, was it Hamas?
I forget who it was at the time.
By Palestinian militant gunfire.
New York Times ran the story, did the damage.
It led to actual exacerbation of conflict.
New York Times got that wrong.
New York Times got everything of big historical value wrong from the Ukrainian Holocaust.
To the Holocaust, to Hiroshima, Nagasaki, to Vietnam, to the Intifadas, to today.
It's fractal wrongness.
It's not by accident.
You can't get the big ones wrong that many times in a row without it being deliberate.
First time's an accident, second time's a coincidence, third time is enemy action.
New York Times is enemy action in real time.
Anyhow, I hate the discussion because I hate it all.
Cheryl Gage says, Viva Frye laser cutout is the title of the YouTube video we posted about a 3D version of your logo.
Well, hold on just one second.
Can I screen grab that?
Let me see if I can do this.
Oh yeah, this is a Mac thing here, so I can screen grab this.
Okay, what I'm going to do now because I think I heard a kid knocking on the door.
Left and right, wings of the same two-headed eagle.
CIA, FBI, asshole.
That's from Io Dardis and Manoa.
Yeah, so, you know, the left and right wing being a vertical, I mean, I understand that.
I kind of like Jordan Peterson's explanation for, you know, the left wing and the right wing is needed to give balance to the entity.
So, like, if it's only left wing, it falls over.
If it's only right wing, it falls over.
But we're witnessing the Union Party in real time.
And we're witnessing that we don't have control over, the people no longer have control over their government.
When the government fears the people, you have democracy.
And when the people fear the government, you have tyranny.
And I think it was Thomas Jefferson?
It wasn't Mark Twain.
It wasn't Mark Twain.
So let's see what we got here.
All right.
So what we're going to do now, stay tuned.
The schedule is going to be all over the place as I continue this drive.
What am I looking at in terms of the screen?
Okay.
The schedule is going to be all over the place in terms of the drive.
So stay tuned.
What I'm going to do, Is go over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com and have our little exclusive après-partie over there.
Oh, Allison's coming in with kefir, by the way.
I can still taste it.
Hold on.
No, no, no.
Don't close.
Don't close.
Okay, Allison.
Okay.
Here, this is what we're feeding him while he's here.
Raw goat milk kefir.
But you're not going to drink it for us.
I'll drink it.
Cheers!
I can smell it from here.
It doesn't smell that bad.
Oh, you can get it here.
Come here.
Let's give a shout-out to Dancing Goat Farm in North Tampa.
They make the best goat milk products.
Ethan, you want to try it on camera?
Oh, he's not going to do it, but what can we do here?
Hold on a second.
We're going to do a little ASMR back crack here.
One, two, three.
Oh, no, it didn't work.
It didn't work.
It was, look, I can appreciate it was, oh, wait, no, hold on.
Let's get this here.
Let's get this right in there, people.
Where?
Focus.
There we go.
Goat kefir, fermented goat milk.
Anyways, it is for human consumption, despite what it says here, but it's unpasteurized, so the government...
Oh yeah, we didn't drink it.
It's a Florida law.
Well, I guess that there's a lack of regulation around raw milk in Florida, so you'd have to sell it as pet food.
So I am...
Wagging my tail while I drink it!
Because I identify as a dog.
And that's why it's legal.
Well, I am...
Oh, God.
This is what I'm going to wash the taste of with the botanist.
Irish...
This is Scottish gin.
It's actually one of the best gins on Earth.
Okay.
So, hold on.
You get out of here.
I'm going to do a little...
I took a video of you.
Oh, did you get in the game?
Yeah, I wanted to get a video.
Go, go.
We got a gift for Allison and Lynn's kids.
At Gatorland.
It's not Gator Bites.
Okay, so what we're going to do now, by the way, everybody, we're going to go just do a little after-party at Locals, and then I'm going to go have a botanist gin martini.
Just in case.
I also ate...
What did I eat out of the garden?
Out of the dirt.
Straight out of the dirt.
It's amazing.
Let's see what we've got here.
You have an amazing family.
You are so blessed I'm not your buddy guy.
Kids got a sense of adventure.
Wants to go to an RNC debate.
How am I supposed to say no to that?
We're going to meet Megyn Kelly.
I don't know.
I think we're going to meet her.
I've never met Megyn in person.
I've been on the show a number of times.
She's hosting it.
It's going to be good.
It's going to be fantastic.
Alcohol is poison, says McAdoo.
Yes, I listen to the Anthony Huberman podcast.
Look, probably right.
Nobody's going to live forever.
And you want to enjoy your time on Earth.
And at some point, I have a theory in life is you have to pick your poison because something...
It's going to be Diet Coke.
Sugar's poison, says McAdoo.
Dude, what's left?
I mean, first of all, I agree.
Sugar's poison.
Because at least sugar is a poison that doesn't have the relaxing, wonderful, aromatic flavors as a good gin.
By the way, from Jordan Peterson, why is spirits called spirits?
I'm not even sure if it's true, so I don't want to spread disinformation.
Peterson said, like, when you eat food, it will change your spirit.
And I guess like maybe when you drink gin, it'll change your spirit too.
Honor234 says, great show, Viva.
I will take the compliment, but I'm not sure because the joke has become that there's always a glitch, but maybe that's part of the charm.
Who was I watching today?
It runs smoothly.
I don't want producers and I don't want a bigger team.
I want to rely on, you know.
Okay, let me see what we've got here.
Wine used to be made with shrooms, says beans.
Most medicine is poison.
That I agree with.
So my sciatic was killing me?
I don't even want to take an aspirin.
By the way, the tweak is gone.
It's gone.
And when I complain about it, and as painful as the sciatic was, I was still jogging my 7 kilometers.
I still did my 100 push-ups and it hurt.
But oxygen is poisonous, says Jacob Castro.
What is it?
The golden meme.
Aristotle's golden rule.
Everything in moderation except moderation.
Okay.
We're going to end it on Rumble.
VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com Come on over.
We'll have a little after party there.
They got you?
You want to do it?
Okay.
Hold on.
Before we go, the gifts.
The gifts.
Oh, good.
It's stuck in my hair.
It's a velcro top.
Here, Lily.
Watch out, Ethan.
You guys can stand on this.
This is the gift that we got.
I don't want to put...
You don't mind?
No, it's okay.
Okay.
Get in here.
Show up.
The smaller kid is not mine, just so that no rumors get started.
Here we go.
Here we go.
Show the camera, Lily.
Show the camera.
That's the camera right there.
Gatorland.
Why are they selling snakes at Gatorland?
I don't know.
Hold on.
Come in.
Come right here.
Okay, get down.
One, two, three, go.
Okay.
Oh, hold on.
Get back up here.
Oh, and there's a dog in here, too.
Okay, get up.
Go, go, go.
Here, that was my kid.
Okay, one, two, three.
Okay, that's it.
Now we're really done.
After Party on Locals in...
Thank you all for being here.
Stay tuned.
I don't know what the schedule is going to be.
Eight-hour drive tomorrow, so maybe in the evening.
Wednesday, 11 o 'clock Eastern, 10 o 'clock Central.
Then the show.
Then I drive back Thursday.
There might be a big interview this weekend.
I'll see if that's happening.
So, that's it.
We're going.
Locals.
Viva.
Barnes.
Law.
Locals.com.
For those who are not coming, thank you for being here.
Enjoy the night.
Peace.
Okay, now we're on Locals.
So we get here, everybody.
Locals.
Ooh.
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