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Jan. 28, 2024 - Viva & Barnes

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SUNDAY NIGHT LAW! Trump Verdict; Southern Border Mayhem; Canadian White Pills & MORE! Viva Frei Live

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	And Donald Trump was totally unhinged.
	Yes.
	He was a bit sensitive.
	And I think that it, and I think his feelings were hurt.
	But he threw a temper tantrum out on stage, seriously.
	Threw a total temper tantrum.
	and was talking about revenge.
	So, After he talked about revenge and had a little of something to say about me, that's fine.
	We raised a million dollars online right after he did that.
	Thank you.
	Then the next day, Unhinged again says, for anybody that supports Nikki Haley, you will be barred from MAGA.
	crowd cheers
	So we had a little fun with that.
	We started selling t-shirts that said barred permanently.
	We sold 10,000 t-shirts.
	We raised another $1.6 million.
	$1 million.
	Oh, that's right.
	My mic.
	Come on, man.
	Get with it.
	What's going on here?
	Viva, you're screwing this up.
	Good evening, everybody.
	Hold on.
	So I didn't make the smashing intro that I was anticipating to make, and I wanted to play around with that video a little more.
	It's still in the backdrop, so I'll bring it up.
	Good evening, everybody.
	How goes the battle?
	I'll give it straight up.
	Warn everybody right now.
	If you came for Barnes' big brain, and you're going to be disappointed, If he's not going to be here, you're going to be disappointed because Barnes can't make it tonight.
	He's in transit.
	I don't know if he was happy with the football game or not, but I noticed he was tweeting about how it seems that one team has many more penalties than the other, and I think that that was maybe a jab at the reffing.
	Some people suggesting his favoritism in the reffing.
	If you came for Barnes, he's not going to be here tonight.
	We have to put the show off to tomorrow night.
	That being said...
	And Mark, I did extend invites to numerous other people.
	Not numerous.
	A few other people because there's some topics that I wanted to ask them about.
	And if they do say yes, well, then we're going to see them in a bit.
	We got Mark Grobert coming in to fill the void that Barnes' absence is going to leave tonight.
	I say Barnes is the big brain of law and Grobert is the big brain of...
	I'm not going to reduce it to or minimize it to say just, you know, Hollywood because...
	Grobert is the conspiracy theorist, for those of you who don't know who he is.
	America's Untold Stories with Eric Hunley.
	Lord Buckley on Twitter.
	I'll have to ask him.
	I forget exactly why he's called Lord Buckley.
	But people, we're going to have a show tonight, and it's going to be a show nonetheless, and we're going to talk law stuff with Barnes tomorrow.
	Let me just tell everybody how this goes, for those of you who are new to the channel.
	People are complaining about the mic.
	There can't be any problems with the mic.
	Just started.
	We start on YouTube, Rumble, and Locals.
	And we're on X, by the way.
	We are streaming on X. I'm using Rumble Studio.
	It will be the only thing I use, you know, unless emergencies arise where I'm on my phone, whatever.
	There are a number of things which they're going to make improvements on, one of which is the ability to share links in advance of the stream.
	Thus far...
	I can only create the link to the stream in advance on Rumble.
	So I can't share YouTube, Twitter, or vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	Not that I would even want to share the YouTube and the Twitter links, but it's to say it doesn't populate a live upcoming in those yet.
	So people don't know about it until they get their notifications.
	So you might want to follow us on vivabarneslaw.locals.com or me on Twitter, the Viva Fry, so you know when the show goes live.
	Okay.
	The other thing is that...
	As we start on YouTube, Twitter, Rumble, and vivabarneslaw.locals.com, at a given point, we're going to end it on YouTube and move over to the free speech platform, Rumble and Locals.
	vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	And then, this is the way Rumble Studio is set up for now, when we end on Rumble.
	We go over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com and it's set up for supporters only and that's where the after party goes.
	vivabarneslaw.locals.com You don't need to be a supporter to get a ton of amazing content, a ton of...
	to be part of a community that is above average and has proven why it is indeed above average.
	But if you so choose to become a supporter, it's $10 a month, $100 a year at the discounted rate for those who missed last year's rate.
	And it's a wonderful place where you get a ton of exclusive stuff.
	Bourbon with Barnes, Hush Hushes, Viva Family stuff.
	I have a good one from today.
	I was at a trampoline house and I was at a...
	I was at a trampoline house and I was at a...
	Okay.
	We're on the good mic.
	Okay.
	You just muted yourself because I'm an idiot.
	It's better.
	Don't know how I did that.
	All right, people.
	So the story of the weekend, E. Jean Carroll, a madam who, in my humble estimation, is batshit crazy and demonstrably so.
	$83 million verdict against Trump coming out of New York.
	$65 million punitive damages.
	We're going to talk about it.
	And I see Buckley's in the backdrop, so maybe I'm just gonna bring Buckley in.
	Lord Buckley, you gotta click on the video to un-video yourself and unmute yourself.
	I'm back to audio, right?
	Let me just make sure that I'm back to audio.
	How did I do that?
	Audio gone, now back.
	Okay, good.
	Yeah, I turned down my gain a little bit.
	Maybe that was what was explaining the clicking.
	And let's see.
	Buckley's in the house!
	Are you ready, Buckley, to be brought in?
	It looks like he's futzing around with something and can't figure it out.
	Look at the bottom of the screen.
	You see a microphone, and you've got to click on it, and then wait, because it's a little bit slow when you unmute it.
	Oh, okay.
	I see that now.
	Right, right.
	Go on.
	Now let me go duo and bring you in.
	Oh, sir!
	Whoa, whoa!
	Hooky, looky!
	Hooky, looky!
	Ball's caught on hooky!
	Grobert, I say I'll ask you, how goes the battle, sir?
	Not so good, not so good.
	What's going on?
	Middle East, wars, trouble, service, age, diet, urinary tract.
	You could go on and on.
	Have you got a UTI?
	No, but I could.
	Well, I don't know if you have a vagina.
	You know what I got now?
	I've got like frequent urination now.
	I don't know what that is, where you drink a bottle of water and it comes out in five seconds.
	That is interesting, by the way.
	Not to say that I have the same problem, and we're going to talk like a couple of old yentas about our medical.
	Occasionally, if I'll have caffeine on an empty stomach, it'll make me pee just every two seconds.
	But you are talking to someone who pees every hour and a half to two hours in the night.
	I've done it for the last time.
	Oh, you've got nocturnal.
	You should try baking soda.
	These are the topics we have to discuss.
	Cod liver oil.
	Cod liver oil.
	Mark, before we get into it, I don't think there's anybody watching who doesn't know who you are.
	But in the event that there are people...
	Oh, okay.
	So America's Untold Stories with Eric Hunley.
	We're on Tuesdays and Fridays on YouTube Rumble Locals.
	We're in the Locals family.
	Unstructured.locals.com.
	I just heard you give a promotion for your Locals.
	If you join one, you can go and skirt around and look at all the others.
	Ours is a lot cheaper than Viva's.
	We're $70 a year.
	And you get, if you join today, you get part two of our Oswald AI script that we've done.
	We've got part one out there.
	Part two, this is five parts, a project I did with Oliver Stone that was never made into a miniseries.
	So we are using, and Eric and a group of elves are using AI technology to bring the script to life with sound effects, with actors, the actual...
	Voices you will hear from the Oswald characters.
	And this is a five-part series that we're doing for locals only, Viva.
	So you mentioned locals.
	This is exclusive to our locals.
	And you could come over and join and get access to it.
	You also get the actual script that I wrote with Oliver Stone about 10 years ago.
	Fantastic.
	Yeah, there's a lot of good stuff on Locals.
	Those who have the means, it's amazing communities.
	Hold on.
	Mark, I forgot.
	Someone said admitted Viva.
	Hold on.
	Let me bring up the rant on Rumble.
	It says, Finboy Slick says admitted Viva, you play Nikki or Justin just to start the stream just so that we're happy, relieved when you start talking, don't you?
	Am I the only one, or does Nikki Haley not rub every wrong nerve in your body when she talks?
	I don't know when, because I didn't find this of her in the beginning.
	She's getting amazingly overconfident despite failure, where she wasn't like this...
	To begin with.
	And it's getting amazingly annoying to listen to her.
	And I don't know if some...
	Well, I don't listen to her.
	So my policy has been this is a binary race from day one.
	I didn't bother to get involved with any of the debates.
	I never saw any logic to it.
	I don't care what they're saying.
	I don't care what their viewpoints are until 2028.
	I do not care how they think.
	I do not care how they feel.
	I just know this is a Politics 101 binary race between Trump and Biden, and they're finally saying this on news channels.
	What I've been saying for six months is I want this field to be cleared out of every single scallywag, detractor, backer, whoever it is, and that includes...
	People supporting Trump.
	I want them all to go away because I want Frazier versus Ali.
	I want the rumble in the jungle.
	I want these two guys to go head to head.
	I want the media vacuum to disappear and simply have media focus on the two candidates.
	The mainstream media and the deep state wants to muddy the waters.
	They do not want Biden to be in the ring.
	With Trump for 12 rounds, they're trying to shorten the fight to three rounds, two rounds, whatever amount of rounds they could possibly do.
	And these people with either good intentions, bad intentions, are trying to take away the media focus and put it on themselves, which I am all for in 2028, but not now.
	This is too important, too big, we have very little time, and I wanted to focus on these two men.
	You've seen this clip, right?
	Mark, if you follow me on Twitter, you had to have seen it.
	Listen to this, and I'll offer my two cents.
	Donald Trump, when he was commander-in-chief, refused to visit a cemetery, U.S. cemetery, outside of Paris.
	Okay.
	Refused.
	All American soldiers.
	What is refused?
	He quotes.
	Who's he quoting?
	He actually said that.
	Wait, I'm not hearing anything.
	He said that.
	How dare he say that?
	Oh, you can't hear this?
	I don't hear it, nor do I see it.
	Well, because I'm an idiot, Grobert.
	That's why.
	Okay, all right.
	Don't beat yourself up.
	Now you've disappeared.
	I'll figure out how to...
	Well, you don't need me.
	Just show what you got to show.
	You don't need me.
	Well, I think we can hear you.
	But what an idiot.
	I'll get used to it, people.
	It's Rumble Studio.
	I'm still not 100% fluent.
	Okay, here.
	Donald Trump, when he was commander-in-chief, refused to visit a cemetery, U.S. cemetery, outside of Paris.
	Refused.
	For fallen American soldiers.
	Bullshit number one.
	And he referred to those heroes, and I quote, as...
	And I quote.
	He's quoting him.
	Where's the quote?
	Suckers and losers.
	He actually said that.
	He said that.
	How dare he say that?
	How dare he talk about my son and all of us like that?
	I don't even understand what he just said.
	How dare he talk about my son and all of us like that?
	Look, I call them patriots and heroes.
	The only loser I see is Donald Trump.
	Okay, first, I cannot express how much I hate.
	I can't say I hate that man because I believe he's mentally demented.
	And you're not hating a human.
	You would be saying you're hating a disease.
	Everything about that, and I don't know if it's been community noted yet, but I've been tagging them.
	The accusation is that in 2018, Trump refused to visit a cemetery on the outskirts of Paris and then referred to soldiers as suckers and losers.
	From what I can tell, and it's at least disputed.
	Trump's claim at the time was that it was raining and visibility was terrible, so they couldn't chop her in, and that he wanted to drive in, but that his Secret Service says driving is not safe, and if anybody's been to Paris, you'd know exactly why.
	The Suckers and Losers has been vigorously denied by everyone on Team Trump.
	It's been denied by people on the campaign.
	They've never heard him say such things.
	The only one idiot who said it, from what I understand, is John Kelly or Julie Kelly.
	Not Julie Kelly, sorry.
	John Kelly, who wrote a book.
	So everything about that is a filthy lie.
	That man is a demented old man, and I'm saying that because anybody who's ever seen dementia, outbursts of anger like that, like frothing, unhinged anger, is one of the telltale signs.
	I play that clip, on the one hand, to tell people it's a load of shit, go tag it with community notes, but he's never going to step into the debate with Trump, ever, at any point, assuming he's going to be the one on the ballot, but I don't think he is.
	I agree with you.
	I just want the media every night to show these two men.
	I want to show the eloquent, verbose Trump and this blithering idiot who's just rambling on.
	Anything else is a distraction, Viva.
	I just want to see these two guys because...
	We are not a parliamentary democracy.
	We don't have multiple parties.
	I don't care what Marianne Williamson does or Cornel West or RFK, my mother, Vivette.
	I don't care about any of that stuff.
	I want to show that, what you just showed, every single night of him giving a speech somewhere in the United States.
	He will destroy himself.
	He will bury himself by doing what he's doing now.
	Denouncing MAGA, yelling fascism, quoting Hitler.
	Railing and screaming about Trump.
	He will bury himself.
	And others have pointed out how Trump is now trying to embrace and open up his arms to the party by, you know, giving a lot of credit to a lot of people who helped him get where he is right now.
	Where this goes, of course, they immediately said he wanted to be a dictator.
	And apparently Trump...
	You know, which is what I said the next day is I wanted him to run in every single primary there is.
	Because if he runs in every single primary, he can have a victory in every single primary.
	He can have a press conference after every single primary.
	And this guy has nothing.
	He has no races to run, Biden.
	He will have to stand in a still place.
	While Trump racks up primary win after primary win after primary win.
	I hope Nikki Haley does not go away.
	I hope she stays and fights him.
	And Nikki Haley could be the New Jersey generals to Trump's Harlem Globetrotters.
	And let him beat her every single primary between here and the convention as far as I'm concerned.
	I predicted she's going to be out in a month, and some people said the only reason why I'm wrong is it's going to be shorter than that.
	I'm going to pin this up because another recommendation that I've made to Rumble, they're going to have to do it, is allow me to pin these so I can come back to them later.
	Catzap, did I see the open gates at the border?
	Yes, we're talking about it tonight, so stay tuned about that.
	I've made my prediction.
	Who do you think is going to be on the ballot for the Democrats?
	I have said since the beginning that I believe that a couple of weeks before the convention, he's going to bail out for health reasons.
	He's not going to bail out of the presidency.
	He's going to bail out a re-election.
	He's going to pull a 1968, March 31st, LBJ, I will not accept, nor will I run for my party's nomination in 1968.
	He's going to say the same exact thing.
	The Democrats love their own history.
	I think they're going to bring in Gavin Newsom, and I think Biden's going to stand on the stage with balloons coming down with Newsom in his hand raised above their heads.
	I believe that Harris will get a number of delegates to show that the thing is legal.
	And I think Newsom will be the nominee for the party and will have a shortened fight against Trump from August till November.
	I think that's the only logical thing.
	I think they're scared shitless right now of this guy not being able to cross the finish line or urinating in his pants or defecating.
	It could be one or the other.
	I'm not predicting defecation or urination.
	But anything can happen with this guy at this time.
	I don't know how strong adult pampers are.
	I've never worn them.
	You're not being glib right now.
	I mean, I know there's an actual real risk that he might shit himself in public.
	Oh no, I'm being half serious.
	But I mean, they are being fully serious.
	They're looking at every single option they have.
	I mean, obviously the trials against Trump have only made him stronger.
	That didn't work.
	Arresting all of his friends didn't work.
	They've gone now to, they're at plan F. Where they may just have to eliminate them physically if they could do that, which is not beyond their comprehension, as people are now well aware following our multiple-part JFK series.
	This is not beyond the realm of possibilities in the United States.
	In 1968, all three leaders were killed.
	Well, Malcolm X and then Martin Luther King and also RFK in 1968.
	Malcolm X before that and JFK before that.
	But it's not beyond our comprehension to understand that as a nation.
	Let me bring this up.
	I don't think I've asked you this.
	In fact, I'm certain I haven't.
	I don't know how to keep you in the screen while I share the screen.
	Let me see if I can do it.
	It doesn't matter.
	And I don't know if people can hear you when I boot you, when I go to...
	No, you're out.
	I don't know where you went.
	Let me just try one thing here.
	Auto?
	No?
	Now you're back in.
	Now that's just me.
	Now that's me and you.
	And this is presentation.
	All right.
	Take another note.
	I can't have two people on the screen when I'm on the screen.
	Did you see this article?
	Last year, the crime and inflation...
	No, I did not.
	Okay.
	So the article is irrelevant.
	It's just a load of political spin.
	Oh, crime is down.
	Inflation is down.
	And, you know...
	Ignoring that when you stop reporting crime and when you legalize crime, crime goes down.
	And when you play with inflation, inflation goes down.
	This is what people had noticed.
	A bullet hole.
	And Mr. Grobert, if you look on the right, how much money do we have there?
	30, 35, 45, 47?
	47. Okay.
	Okay.
	Now, I'm going to bring this out.
	Okay.
	Some people are hypothesizing.
	But that's a suggestion, subconscious whatever, put a bullet in 47. Oh, oh, oh.
	I never put much weight to those things.
	Believe me, there's other ways to get the message across.
	Well, and so Alex Soros put out a tweet where he quoted the article, and those two images come up in the tweet, and everyone's like, yeah, well, including me.
	I was like, if this were someone on the right, FBI would be at their front door, you know, six o 'clock in the morning.
	I don't disagree.
	I don't disagree.
	I can't ask whether or not you think...
	I don't want to put that juju in the universe.
	The idea is they're going to do everything they can to prevent Trump from running.
	Well, I think the physical jailing is inevitable.
	I mean, all you've got to do is just too easy to invoke a gag order and invoke a violation of a gag order.
	You think they're going to lock him up at some point between now and then?
	There's just no way around it.
	There's just no way around it because the gag order, the simplicity of violating a gag order is just too easy to avoid.
	You know, the judge was already...
	Doing a complete Roland Freisler on him.
	And if you may want to Google Roland Freisler and see who that piece of work was, 1943, the Nuremberg judge for the Third Reich.
	That's what the judge was doing in this case just now.
	This guy Kaplan, sit down, shut up, sit down, shut up.
	Threatening Haber with jail.
	Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely.
	And it wouldn't be the first time.
	I mean, these guys are getting a phone call like out of The Godfather.
	Where they're now being asked to do something for the first time for all the different benefits they've gotten over the years as being judges.
	They're not happy about it, I'm sure.
	But all of these judges are being asked to do something for the deep state.
	And they're so far carrying out their orders.
	I wanted to bring up one thing before we got off Nikki Haley.
	And the pun is going to be relevant here.
	I don't know who's running these comms teams.
	They need to have younger people who can catch on these things, read these things.
	Hold on, where is it?
	Where is it?
	I know I have it here.
	Nikki Haley, thanks to Donald Trump.
	Oh, she said, hold on, where is it?
	What is it?
	It's a tweet where she says, I bucked the system.
	She never used the word bucked in social media.
	It's too easily.
	Especially given her, you know, the recent news, the tweet itself was, I said, who the heck?
	Okay, here we go.
	Here we go.
	I won't bring it up.
	It basically says, I have never been a part of the political elite.
	Bullshit.
	I bucked the system in South Carolina and I'm going to do the same in D.C. And I just said, like, you bucked the system.
	With the news that's recently come out, maybe not the proper term to use.
	And you bucked yourself all the way to the bank is what you did.
	And I put up a clip of her $8 million fortune after she bucked the system and went with the full military industrial elite.
	I know she's obsessed with good old boys.
	I think that phrase is in one of her memoirs about 50 times.
	Good old boys, good old boys.
	What does that mean?
	It's a white redneck, a reference to white rednecks in South Carolina, the good old boys, and something out of Dukes of Hazzard.
	But she, in her memoir, talks about how she's been fighting the good old boys her whole political life.
	Amazing.
	All right, now, hold on a second.
	I can do this.
	Now, the chat has frozen in Rumble Studio, so I've got to go to the live chat.
	This is like the Cone of Silence with Agent 86, Maxwell Smart, and the Chief.
	And he says, you know, Chief, we have to use the Cone of Silence.
	And he says, Max, it never works.
	And I go, Chief, control regulations say we have to use the Cone of Silence.
	No, no, there's glitches, but you've got to bear with the growing pains.
	But now, hold on, we're going to do a test.
	Can we hear you?
	Grobert, talk now, and I'm going to ask locals if we can hear you.
	I can hear me, and I can hear you perfectly.
	And I can hear you.
	This is great.
	Can you all hear Grobert?
	Let's see here.
	They're going to say, unfortunately, yes.
	Okay, hold on.
	We're going to say, Nikki loves playing the victim card.
	The good old boys haven't been good old in a while.
	Yes, we can hear Grobert.
	Okay.
	Well, Grobert, we can't see, but while I read the chat, one of them says, the Rumble Rants, says, Biden stared at his watch while they were carrying coffins by, didn't he?
	Yeah, by the photograph.
	But look, a photograph also can freeze in time, something that only lasts in a nanosecond.
	Yeah.
	Vivo, what was your take on the new Tom McDonald video?
	This is funny.
	Hold on, I'm going to bring you back in now.
	Okay.
	Have you seen the Tom McDonald video?
	I have not.
	Big fan of Tom McDonald.
	Tom McDonald put out...
	A new rap video called Facts.
	Don't care.
	Something along those lines.
	And it's featuring Ben Shapiro.
	Now, I'm not going to play it because I'm going to get immediately copy claimed.
	Wow.
	And Ben, it's not bad.
	It's not bad.
	But the amazing thing is, and this maybe will segue into our next discussion, McDonald's started taking flack because he did a, you know, what do they call them?
	Not a duo.
	He did a collab.
	What's a collab?
	A collaboration.
	Oh, a collab.
	All right.
	Well, a collab or a colon lab, depending on how old you are.
	Bada bing, bada boom.
	Tom McDonald was taking some flack because he did a collab with Ben Shapiro, who supports Israel's war in Gaza.
	And so people are not saying, I'm done with Tom McDonald.
	He supports a man who supports genocide, yada yada.
	Have you been, I mean, I presume you've been following it.
	I know you're vocal about it.
	Oh, I was over there fighting the other day.
	I'm just back from the Middle East.
	That's a joke everybody out there.
	I think.
	Who knows?
	You saw the International Court of Justice's recent ruling?
	Yes, the International Court of Justice.
	That's all I ever think about is the International Court of Justice.
	When were they last relevant?
	I ask you, what decade was the International Court of Justice last relevant in your humble opinion?
	Tell me their monumental last decision that was enforced by their edict.
	Hold on, let me just...
	And I'll wait.
	I'll wait till you find...
	Well, I was going to say...
	The International House of Pancakes is much more power than the International Court of Justice.
	I'd rather go to IHOP and get pancakes than the International Court of Justice to get justice.
	Give me a break.
	It was created in 1946.
	Did they do the Nuremberg trials?
	They oversaw that, but right, they have nothing to do with that now.
	I mean, that's a long time ago.
	Who are the members of the International Court of Justice?
	There's Babe Ruth.
	He was in right field.
	There's Lou Gehrig over at first.
	I mean, give me a break.
	What, are you kidding me?
	This is not...
	We have problems with our own Supreme Court.
	Are you going to listen to some guys in Brussels?
	Where do they live?
	Where's their headquarters?
	It is Brussels, is it?
	Right, okay.
	I'll go with Brussels for 20 years.
	Hold on, let me just Google.
	International Court of Justice.
	What's the word I'm looking for?
	You're looking for Jack Smith.
	No, but what's the word I'm looking for?
	Headquarters.
	Headquarters, right.
	HQ.
	HQ.
	The Hague.
	The Hague, right.
	And what's the connection to Jack Smith?
	Tell everybody, we all know it, but what's Jack Smith been accused of and what's he been doing these days?
	He was the war crimes tribunal lawyer for, I guess, the International Court of Justice during the Bosnian War, if that's humanly possible.
	It's unbelievable.
	So I read through the decision.
	So first of all, it's an interim decision, an interim, I don't know, injunction, enjoining Israel to do that which Israel will undoubtedly say it's already doing, to not genocide a country, not create unnecessary or avoidable civilian casualties.
	Just by the sheer numbers of it, you can't be totally insensitive to it.
	It's something like 26,000 Palestinians have been killed.
	Since the invasion, or since October 7, I should say, where 1,200 Israelis and foreign nationals were killed.
	So you can't undermine that, and you can't minimize that.
	Why can't I minimize that?
	I don't hear the numbers coming out of Ukraine every day.
	Why can't I minimize that?
	There's 300,000 dead Ukrainians.
	I never hear about that.
	Well, what I mean to say is minimize in terms of gravity, not in terms of the number.
	But you agree on the number.
	But then the question's going to be...
	Why so many casualties?
	I don't know where the number's coming from.
	Where's it coming from, the number?
	That might be a good question.
	Thank you.
	Thank you for having me.
	What's the five acronym for UNHWR?
	UNHWR.
	I forget what it is.
	No, it's not the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.
	Yeah, well, so you can question the number.
	I don't think we can question the gravity of the situation.
	Period.
	But I'm reading the decision, and I can't bring it up with you in here.
	That's okay.
	I mean, when you invade a sovereign nation, shit happens.
	I mean, I'm sorry.
	I mean, I didn't ask them to invade.
	They didn't ask them to invade.
	They're flying in on hang gliders, for Christ's sakes.
	I mean, I can't weep for them now because they launched a scurrilous invasion against civilians.
	I'm sorry.
	It's hard for me to wrap my empathetic mind around their problems.
	Well, I mean, I can wrap.
	No, that's not the right thing here.
	What the heck?
	Now I can't find the screen where I'm in here.
	Studio.
	I can be empathetic, but you can't deny the obvious, which is...
	Well, let's get here.
	So this is from the decision, one of the paragraphs 41. And it says, the court recalls that in accordance with Article 1 of the Convention, this is the Convention Against Genocide, all state parties thereto have undertaken, quote, to prevent and to punish, end quote, the crime of genocide.
	And this is, you ask anybody this question, they will not have an answer.
	And if you read it to them, they will not believe your answer.
	I saw you put this up this morning.
	How is genocide defined in the- Yeah, I said this the other day.
	They have their own woke language, their own dictionary.
	In the 1990s, the New York Times and some other groups actually published urban slang dictionaries regarding hip-hop and other new cultural events and put out urban dictionaries.
	We need a woke dictionary.
	Somebody has got to publish a dictionary to explain what these terms mean.
	When they say genocide, they mean something completely different.
	Then the rest of the world knows to be genocide, the elimination of a race for their existence as a race and killing them, crushing them, destroying them, kind of like the Third Reich did as an industrial genocide against the Jews in Germany and Eastern Europe during the '30s and '40s.
	They changed the definitions of everything.
	And if you don't catch up, they accuse you of not agreeing with them about their new definition of genocide.
	Can you put that back up?
	Go ahead.
	I'm sorry.
	No, no, don't.
	Please.
	It's astounding.
	And we need a dictionary of their terms.
	Well, I'm going to bring it from the actual...
	I'm going to just swap this in for the one that we have up here now, which is this.
	Bring this here.
	I'll come back to that tweet in a second.
	So it's Article 2. Here, look at this.
	And how do I get rid of this?
	We're not seeing it because I haven't...
	Are we seeing it?
	No, we're not because I haven't gone back to presentation mode.
	Here.
	Boom shakalaka.
	Okay.
	Article 2. Listen to this.
	In the present convention, this is the convention of the prevention and punishment of the crime of genocide.
	Okay.
	When was it?
	Hold on, I want to see.
	1948, right after the war.
	Yes, but I'm wondering if this is not a more recent amendment.
	Let me just get to the end here.
	I don't know how to check this.
	All right.
	Let's listen to this.
	The definition of genocide.
	In the present convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in parts.
	And that's very relevant.
	Okay, so that contradicts the actual definition of genocide right there.
	Because genocide means whole, not in part, and all these other mumbo-jumbo things.
	Because in part, and I'm not trying to be glibber or smarter than a lawyer, could mean one person.
	Okay.
	Look at part B. Well, no, we're getting there.
	It's absurd.
	It's absurd.
	To destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial, or religious group, as such, killing members of the group.
	Members!
	Seven members of the group.
	Seven.
	Yep.
	This is causing serious bodily or mental harm.
	Mental harm!
	I'm filled with anxiety is genocide.
	I'm really nervous about the bombings.
	Wait until we get to E, because E is going to be relevant for another purpose.
	C. Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part.
	Imposing measures intended to prevent births within a group.
	That I can definitely understand.
	F. Sorry, E. Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.
	I'm going to bring this one back because it's particularly relevant when you're talking about the kids that were just kidnapped in Israel.
	Literally kidnapped by Hamas and then transferred to other terrorist organizations within Palestine.
	My point with this was, if that's the definition of genocide, then let's just operate on that basis.
	All right.
	You can agree with the ICJ's interim injunction.
	Have they issued one against Hamas?
	For what they did on October 7, because that, by this very definition, would be genocide, acts of genocide, killing members of a group.
	Have they applied it to Hamas, whose charter is, whether or not people think from the river to the sea when someone in the West uses it without knowing the history, thinks that that's not a genocidal organization entity.
	Have they issued any such rulings, pressure on Hamas?
	And the answer is obviously not.
	And in which case, you say, okay, well, then you have this International Court of Justice, which is politically motivated partisan hackery.
	And if you agree with this decision, you surely have to agree with what Hamas did on October 7, was an act of genocide.
	And Hamas itself is a genocidal government that rules over the Palestinian people.
	And if that's the case, what do you do from there?
	It's a death cult.
	I don't even want to give them the gravitas of being an organization or a government or anything else.
	This is a death cult.
	They're willing to use their children to die, themselves to die.
	You can't negotiate with a death cult.
	It's like negotiating with the Hale-Bopp comet people who are going to commit suicide or Jim Jones.
	It's a preposterous balance that you can't really ever rectify.
	They're willing to die instead of negotiating with you.
	They're saying that they will never recognize your existence as a nation.
	They won't accept a two-state solution.
	Every single opportunity, to quote Golda Meir, which, by the way, the Helen Mirren movie, Golda, is very good, by the way.
	You should take a look at it, Viva.
	A biopic on Golda Meir starring Helen Mirren.
	Anyway, to quote Golda Meir, the Palestinians had never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
	That's just a fact.
	And as everyone knows, if the Palestinians laid down their weapons, there would be peace in the Middle East today.
	If the Israelis laid down their weapons, they'd be overrun in 72 hours and annihilated.
	So we've got an indirectly insane balance of power here.
	The only thing keeping the Israelis alive is that they have nuclear weapons.
	I'm going to read a couple of the Rumble Rants.
	I'm going to read the Super Chats on YouTube before we go on over.
	To the Rumble side.
	Where are we going now?
	You stay where you are.
	You'll be good.
	I don't even know where I am.
	It changes nothing and we're going to be on the platform.
	You're switching around.
	You go from platform to platform.
	We have to reward Rumble for being what it is and we have to penalize Commitube by not gracing them with our presence or our traffic.
	I'm for that.
	I get monetized when I get out of bed.
	Demonetized when I get out of bed in the morning now.
	Remember, you can't spell demonetized without demon.
	We got all thrust, no rudder.
	20 bucks says, thank you for coming on board tonight, Mark.
	Another great Sunday discussion.
	And then we have one more, which I still can pull up here.
	It says, Linda Welker, how can we prevent the MSM from agenda setting the way things are this political season and beyond?
	You have to turn them off.
	It's like that episode of The Simpsons where they're, you know, one of the Halloween House of Horror ones, just don't look, just don't look.
	And speak loud so that people understand.
	I've got more solutions than that because I want the FCC to enforce the license regulations and reinstall the fair play laws that were taken out during the 80s.
	Plenty of muscle that can be used to rein in the mainstream media once the administration changes.
	And that includes the FCC enforcing current guidelines.
	They do not own those channels.
	We, the American people, own those channels.
	We are licensing them those channels.
	There has to be a tribunal in the FCC where the heads of these networks are brought in under oath.
	Under the bright lights of congressional hearings, confronted with false news, phony disinformation, and forced to say under oath why that is airing on their networks, under threat of revocation of licensure.
	Thanks.
	You're a smart man.
	I can't disagree with that.
	There's a $5 from Keith Noah in YouTube, and there's a $25 from Beavis Wallace.
	Good to see you again.
	I'm members of both of your locals.
	Question.
	I'm sure U.S. agencies, CIA, etc.
	would love to make Trump...
	Sleep with the fishes.
	What other countries would like to and could do something like that?
	Well, don't forget, Zelensky, in a feeble attempt, invited him to Kiev last week.
	And I thought, like, yeah, he's jumping on a plane to go to Kiev.
	But, I mean, Zelensky was told, this was, you know, plan F. They're up to F, let's say.
	Invite him over.
	Let's see if he'll take the bait on that one.
	Zelensky said, all right, I did it.
	He didn't call me back.
	Yeah, they've got FGHIK, NOMP, plans up the kazoo to deal with this situation, and they're rolling through them step by step, I think.
	By the way, I also predict, because Biden has no rallies, and this happened yesterday for the first time in Las Vegas, I predicted three nights ago, they will begin to attempt to disrupt the Trump rallies with goons and various deep state operatives.
	So keep in mind, that's going to happen now.
	How the Trump people handle it is going to be interesting.
	But I saw them dragging people out yesterday in Las Vegas, and this will continue because they have to stop the Trump rallies.
	He has no rallies, Biden.
	He cannot allow this massive amount of people to go unmolested for nine more months.
	Yeah, and they can't rely on COVID again to interrupt the rallies for him.
	I'm going to read two of these rumble rants, and then we're going to end it on YouTube.
	I'll read the top one first.
	Ebe, why was Netanyahu funding Hamas?
	Was it to prevent the two-state solution with chaos?
	Why aren't they targeting leadership in Qatar?
	Why did Kennedy shoot himself in the head?
	Well, no, no.
	The funding of Hamas is a legitimate objection.
	It's not funding Hamas because he's not cutting them a check.
	He's letting briefcases of cash cross from Israel to Palestine.
	The argument is that it's humanitarian support.
	The obvious reality is that it goes to people, and Hamas, the gangsters, take it from them.
	And so if we're going to hold Biden's feet to the fire for releasing $10 billion or $6 billion in assets to Iran under the pretext that, well, it's only humanitarian aid.
	Well, good.
	Every dollar in humanitarian aid means that Iran doesn't have to spend it on money.
	They can spend it on whatever.
	I very rarely hear people complaining about General Sisi in Egypt and the equal amount of money that we give to the defense of the state of Egypt.
	Nobody ever says anything about Egypt, which is a brutal military dictatorship.
	And I very rarely hear any human outcry in the United States on the left about the amount of money that we send to the Egyptian military to suppress their own people.
	No, well, I think people are getting wise to it because people are saying, at some point we're funding both ends of this conflict.
	You're giving humanitarian aid to the Palestinians, knowing it's going to Hamas.
	You're releasing billions to Iran, knowing that they're using it to fund Hamas.
	And then you're saying, well, we'll supply arms to Israel.
	It's a great...
	Oh, no, I agree with that premise.
	I mean, the giving of the billions of dollars to Iran.
	I mean, that's an international war crime.
	He should be brought up on war crimes just for that.
	That's insane.
	Well, and now to that, I say it's somewhat analogous to what Netanyahu has been allowing to happen.
	I'm not buying that one.
	I'm not buying that one, bro.
	And not that I'm kicking you out for...
	I'm not kicking you out.
	You're still there.
	What are you kicking me off?
	Just because I disagree?
	You son of a gun.
	No, I want to read the purple one because this is going to bring us into the next transition to Rumble.
	Snuggle Struggle says, speaking of invasion, every needless death of an American by those illegally crossing our borders is blood on the Biden administration.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Biden ignorantly, hopefully, forced Americans into harm's way.
	And I'll just read Eves because it came up while we're doing this.
	How do they get through the most secure...
	I've got my questions about how it happened, the extent to which it happened.
	And I think that that needs to be answered because you're going to say, OK, it was the biggest intelligence failure in Israel's history.
	Now let's rely on that same intelligence to wage a proper response.
	That's a legitimate question that I have that I get.
	I've said this to you before.
	I think it was the five eyes duping them into putting their guard down during the holidays.
	And I think that they believed that what the CIA and NSA were telling them was true.
	And I think that was...
	But, Mark, that's a big problem, because it's one of two things.
	It's either the biggest intelligence failure in Israel's history, or something much more nefarious, which, you know, much more nefarious.
	Sort of the Lee hops, where you can say, well, now we've got to...
	It's the equivalent of fighting the Japanese in World War II, a year into the war, and still harping about Pearl Harbor.
	Either you're going to kill all the Japanese and fight the war, or you're going to sit there talking about Pearl Harbor for five years.
	True.
	I mean, at some point, you've got to get it on.
	That is the obvious practice.
	I mean, obviously, they had tribunals about Pearl Harbor.
	The admirals were castigated.
	They didn't want to remove their own admirals because they were just starting a war.
	That would have been like cutting your own throat.
	So what is the point?
	What is the point?
	Your nation is under attack.
	Should they have hearings on TV and put these guys in jail?
	I mean, is that going to help the state of Israel?
	It might, actually.
	That was what I sort of proposed from day one.
	I'm not relying on the people who just blew it to have a proper response.
	And for those who think or want to argue that this was pretextual so that Netanyahu could have his excuse to never have a two-state solution, raise more of Gaza, either appropriate the land or create a bigger buffer zone, it's a convenient tragedy.
	And I can't blame people for thinking that.
	Now, getting to the border.
	Getting to the border.
	We are ending on YouTube, and how many are we on X?
	Let me see here.
	What's on X?
	We're live on X. It's one of the functions.
	They let you link it through.
	Are we still live on X?
	Refresh this.
	Did you see Bill Maher with David Mamet last night, by the way?
	I did not.
	Was it good?
	It's a very interesting two-hour interview with the two of them.
	At one point, they clash, but they kind of back off because it's so crazy that they can't go head-to-head.
	They just realize it would end badly.
	And then they go back to show business talking, which is much more peaceful, but fascinating anyway.
	I'll go check it out because I think I like Mammoth.
	What we're doing right now, we're ending.
	So I'm going to go to the little button here.
	Okay.
	Where is it?
	It's up here.
	Sorry.
	No, where is it?
	It's down here.
	It's up here.
	It's up here.
	And it says all platforms.
	And now we are going to Rumbles and Locals only.
	So YouTube, get your butts on over.
	The link is pinned.
	Whoever's watching left on X, come on over.
	And now we are going to Rumble and Locals now.
	Okay.
	Did it feel weird?
	It does feel weird, yeah.
	I feel some loose in my pants.
	Things are moving.
	I don't understand what's going on.
	Don't pull a Biden.
	Now, hold on.
	I'm going to show you this video.
	I'm not playing the whole thing because it's long.
	And as I play it, it's going to boot you visually.
	Okay, I'm ready.
	When I hit the button.
	I'm here to help you.
	Oh, look at that.
	Big gap on the wall there.
	So check this out.
	I'm going to go to the original tweet.
	It's from Liz Churchill.
	I like her.
	I think she might...
	There might be too much emphasis on certain things which are borderline misunderstood about the WEF as relates to Abbott being on the WEF or on the WEF website, but here.
	Please understand that Texas Governor Greg Abbott is a member of the World Economic Forum.
	That's why I think she got community noted, and I don't think wrongfully so because being on the website doesn't make you a member of.
	We'll get there.
	Chances are high this is all a facade.
	Now, this is a five-minute video from...
	Half a month.
	What's going on, guys?
	I know y 'all come to my page because of comedy and I just play around on here.
	And I don't get political very often.
	Sometimes I have some things to say about things.
	I live in Texas.
	I was just in Eagle Pass.
	And I've got some videos I need to show you guys.
	Because you're watching the news, whether it's CNN or Fox.
	You're letting these news media idiots get you riled up against each other.
	Let me show you some videos that might just calm your ass down and make you turn off the TV.
	Yeah, or make you more enraged.
	We'll see.
	Yeah, it could be.
	So he's going to Eagle's Pass.
	The wall.
	This is the infamous...
	And they put up a secondary fence because they opened the gates.
	There's some armed guards with some pretty serious weaponry.
	You know, pretty intimidating, right?
	Here's your razor wire.
	The punchline is fence, fence, fence.
	And you go down a half a mile.
	Of a drive it is for us to get to a point where you're going to see it.
	Half a mile down the road and we're going to see it.
	I see where this is going.
	There's a big point to point.
	What's that?
	It's a hole in the wall.
	Where are the armed guards?
	Where are the AR-15s?
	My main question is where are the illegal immigrants?
	Because there's nobody coming through that.
	So his point is...
	It could be a lunch break.
	Of the guards or of the immigrants?
	No, the immigrants.
	I mean, they have a lunch break.
	So that's the video that some people are using to say it's all...
	Abbott's on board with the invasion.
	It's all, what do they call it?
	Not controlled opposition, but...
	A show opposition.
	Well, he's in India right now.
	I mean, why the governor in a wheelchair from Texas is in India, nobody knows that, is beyond me.
	What is this guy doing in India?
	That's a fair question.
	Thank you.
	I would just highlight, it is true that Greg Abbott is on the WEF landing page.
	The homepage.
	Or not the homepage.
	He's on the website in that they've got a landing page for his profile.
	As we've seen with Vivek Ramaswamy, and people don't seem to understand this, he sued.
	Vivek sued the WEF to take his face off their website and to not pretend they have any affiliation, and he won.
	They cut him a little check and they wrote him an apology.
	Okay.
	So the idea that there's a landing page, they create these things to create the impression of importance, connections.
	I think the fact that he's on the website doesn't mean he's a member of.
	The fact that he's in India may mean he's a member of.
	You've got this mega situation in Texas at the border, and the governor who's in a wheelchair is rolling around Bhopal somewhere.
	Why is he there?
	Hold on one second.
	Thank you for having me.
	That's what I bring to you.
	Jai Shankar meets Texas governor says impressed by his commitment for stronger India-U.S.
	ties.
	Hold on.
	I'm bringing this up because I don't think it is going to read you.
	Go ahead.
	Go ahead.
	Here you go.
	This is an actual article.
	No kidding.
	It's interesting.
	He's part of the World Economic Forum, third base.
	Who's on first?
	I don't know who's on first or getting it first.
	I'm bringing you back in here.
	Okay.
	The reality of it is, about three years ago, Tucker called him a coward on TV.
	And now Tucker, it took him three years for this guy, Abbott, to do what he should have done three years ago.
	And now Tucker, I guess, dropped the cowardice part and is embracing him for some reason.
	But remember how harsh Tucker was?
	I mean, when he was on Fox, he was calling him a coward on almost...
	Monthly basis for not doing anything down there.
	I'm not wrong.
	I'm not a master of American politics, but Abbott, when is he next up for re-election?
	It's going to be 2026?
	Oh, I don't know.
	How many years do governors get?
	Well, it varies.
	I don't know what Texas is.
	Locals, I'm asking you in the chat here.
	The governors are...
	It's four years.
	It's not two years.
	So it's not like Abbott's coming up for election in 2024.
	No, it's definitely four.
	It's not two.
	It's definitely four.
	Some places are six.
	Okay.
	So I don't know.
	You can't chalk it up to an immediate election in terms of like...
	No, I think he's got national ambitions.
	That's why I think he's in India.
	I don't begrudge the guy.
	But when you're starting to show your national ambitions by going to India and doing a border confrontation with the federal government...
	You've got to stand your ground and hunker down there.
	I mean, there's a convoy coming, like, from Canada that's going down to the border right now.
	I don't know if you know that.
	A huge truck convoy that's heading down to the border, which could end badly for a lot of people.
	I know that I've got a number of independent journalist friends who say, I'm going to go down to Texas and document this, live stream it, and show the world what's going on as well.
	Well, I think he's going to roll tanks down there.
	I think Biden's going to try to Bigfoot this and make an example out of Abbott and Texas.
	I think he's going to over Bigfoot this thing and start to roll some military down there.
	So, I mean, I've heard this idea floated.
	I mean, what happens if...
	So, first of all, the National Guard is...
	Who would go down?
	You got the Texas...
	Well, you've got the Texas National Guard down there.
	The Oklahoma National Guard is there.
	You've got various elements, from what I understand, of other states, Red States National Guard down there.
	You've got Texas Rangers, Marshals.
	I mean, you have to go back to Ole Miss or Arkansas under Eisenhower.
	The Kennedy administration federalized the National Guard of Mississippi and Oxford.
	Where they confronted General Walker in 1962.
	That turned out to be the Oxford riots.
	This was to get a black student into Ole Miss University.
	And they used the National Guard and U.S. Marshals, who they federalized a bunch of people, plus the National Guard, which broke out into a full-scale mini-war as some of our older Southern...
	As viewers know, in the Battle of Oxford, Mississippi, some of our friends who watch this show are very well aware of what I'm talking about.
	There's been a history of this in the United States.
	It would not surprise me if it happened again at the Texas border.
	It wouldn't be the first time.
	But now, God forbid.
	I think three people were shot and killed in Oxford, Mississippi.
	They were driving flaming cars into the building.
	I mean, you should take a look at some of the episodes I did on General Edwin A. Walker, who came down to Mississippi from Texas to fan the flames of this riot at Ole Miss.
	And he may not have been wrong.
	They may have felt that states' rights We're trumping federal rights, the same story as today, but 1962 or even in Arkansas when Eisenhower sent in federal troops to get these school kids integrated into school, I think in 56. This is not a new situation in the United States.
	Would it be a new situation if federal authorities actually killed state law enforcement?
	No, no, no.
	So that's happened before in American history?
	Happened before, yeah.
	This is separate from the Civil War.
	I'm talking about recent American history, the past 50, 60 years.
	This has happened before.
	They took General Walker.
	Robert Kennedy ordered him arrested.
	He was arrested at Bayonet Point by the National Guard.
	He was taken to a mental institution in Missouri in a straitjacket.
	He was put into a psychiatric facility.
	He was incommunicado.
	This is a multi-star U.S. general.
	There's a long history of stuff going on like this in the United States.
	So it doesn't trigger immediate civil war.
	I hope it doesn't happen.
	Well, at least maybe if Biden rolls in with tanks, maybe that'll deter some of the illegal...
	The flow of illegal immigrants.
	Well, I mean, think about the insanity of what he's doing.
	It's fucking crazy.
	I'm sorry.
	It's crazy.
	The federal government is fighting to keep an open border to allow the world into the United States without any legislation.
	And the Texas people are doing a slapdash effort to try to plug a hole in the dike to stop the water from flowing into Texas.
	And you're now faced with the federal government and the Supreme Court of the United States.
	That has sided with the federal government saying you can't put up barbed wire or any blockades to keep these people from flowing into your country.
	This is possibly the craziest episode in American political history.
	This will be looked at for the rest of our lives as one of the craziest things.
	They are trying to get as many people in here as long as this administration lasts, which may not be much longer.
	They're trying to flood the zone.
	And I believe it's mostly people from Africa, according to Robert Kennedy Jr., who went down to the border and he saw busload after busload after busload of young military-age blacks from Kenya.
	So this is not people from Guatemala anymore.
	This is not impoverished Mexicans.
	This is now people who are flying, and I believe the Chinese government is paying for those airline flights from Kenya to Guatemala and then bussing them to the border.
	I wouldn't be surprised if we could find that because somebody's paying for those airline flights.
	There was the video that went viral two weeks ago or last week of a Middle Eastern guy.
	I don't know if you saw this.
	When someone asks, who are you?
	He's like, you don't know who I am?
	You'll know who I am very shortly.
	I'm that important.
	Clearly Middle Eastern.
	He was the head of Hamas, of Azerbaijan, who's been in jail up until a year ago.
	That's who that guy was.
	The head of Azerbaijan.
	Say what you just said again.
	I'm going to Google this.
	He was apparently the head of Hamas of Azerbaijan.
	He got out of jail less than a year ago for terrorist charges, and he's been identified to be the head of that Hamas wing in Azerbaijan.
	And that's why he was saying, you'll be hearing from me shortly.
	Well, shit, Mark, I wasn't that...
	Scared until you mention that.
	Well, again, you have an open border and just invite everybody in.
	You know what?
	Move to Harlem and keep your doors and windows open all day long and see if there's a problem.
	I'm going to continue to look into this after this episode.
	That's madness.
	Because the video went viral and rightly so.
	Rob Schmidt on Newsmax had the videographer on who interviewed him.
	Yeah.
	That's why I'm giving you this information from Rob Schmidt's show on Newsmax.
	The guy who interviewed him is documenting every single person he can by simply asking them on camera, what country did you come from and what state are you going to?
	That's his documentation.
	This particular videographer, who's a Mexican-American, by the way.
	So he got to this guy and that was the statement you saw from that guy in the viral video.
	Let me see if I'm not going to be able to find this quickly enough, I don't think.
	I see a Rob Schmidt on Newsmax, and it's not related at all.
	No, no, it's something else.
	I'll find it.
	That's wild.
	Okay, that's wild.
	And just so everybody understands, I mean, everybody watching tonight knows how absurd it is because Barnes and I talk about it every Sunday.
	Texas implemented legislation to, state-wise, criminalize certain behavior that would allow them to exclude or prevent the entry of illegal immigrants.
	The Biden administration files an injunction saying, It's our exclusive jurisdiction of the federal government, so they can't do anything so that we can fail or refuse to do anything of that which we argue is our exclusive federal jurisdiction.
	Texas has two middle fingers, and now Biden's coming in saying, no, no, no.
	It's our jurisdiction to do nothing, and we're going to cut the wire to facilitate our agents doing nothing.
	Well, the press secretary famously said that the governor of Texas is making it unsafe and more difficult for the people.
	I mean, it was just a crazy lunacy.
	By creating an artificial border, stopping them from coming in, he was creating more difficulty and more unsafe conditions.
	That ends that wonderful segment, and now everybody can go.
	Back to being terrified.
	I'm going to look for something in a second, but Mark, I know that you DM'd me after the episode where we talked about Cher's son conservatorship, and you said, Viva, you blew it.
	And I'm like, blew it.
	It's complicated.
	I don't think you guys knew what was going on.
	So, okay, we're going to open a parenthesis while I pull up my bookmarks.
	Barnes and I think it was two weeks ago, maybe three, talking about Cher trying to get a conservatorship imposed on her son so that he wouldn't dilapidate or blow all of his money on blow.
	Is that why they call it blow?
	Well, I mean, you could blow a lot of money.
	Yeah, it could be that reason.
	Well, you could watch the movie Blow with Johnny Depp.
	I watched it, but a very long time ago.
	I watched that one and the other one with Daniel Day-Lewis Rush.
	Oh, Rush, yeah.
	I remember the last scene where he killed the bad guy.
	I think Jason Patrick might have been in Rush.
	I'm trying to remember the cast.
	I just remember the last scene.
	Those movies never stuck with me.
	You watch Spun with John Leguizamo, which is about meth out in the desert.
	There's another one, one of these one-word talk.
	No, I haven't heard it.
	Was this before or after John Leguizamo lost his head politically?
	You know, I discovered John years ago and produced Mambo Mouth in New York, and we won the Obie Award.
	It was the first thing he's ever done, is Mambo Mouth, which you can find on my website, by the way.
	I put it up on What's Up with Lord Buckley on YouTube, which we're going to go live next week for the first time on this website.
	But, yeah, John lost his mind politically.
	I don't know what happened to him, but he was always political, but one of the funniest kids I've ever met in my life.
	Yeah, there's fun.
	And this looks intense.
	Oh, it's intense, bro.
	Yeah, it's intense.
	It's a movie or it's a...
	No, no.
	It's a movie about these guys out in the desert, you know, doing meth and crying.
	It's like Breaking Bad before Breaking Bad.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Absolutely.
	Not that I trust Rotten Tomatoes.
	Let me just see what the review said.
	Okay, there you go.
	Bam!
	This is corruption right here.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	It's 37% of the expert ratings, but 75% of the audience...
	The people know.
	The people know.
	What would have explained politically why the experts would have said this movie is terrible?
	There's a lot of violence in it.
	There's drugs and things they don't like.
	But there's stuff that people do like in terms of movie watching.
	Watch the film Traffic.
	People like watching Traffic.
	What were we talking about?
	You were getting into it.
	Give us the gossip.
	What happened?
	Well, he's been running wild for a good amount of time now, and she's trying to rein him in.
	But the nuance of the thing is fascinating.
	He has been living under her thumb for many, many, many years with an allowance each month.
	She pays his bills, and he's married, and he's living with this woman who he's married to, who used to be in the Children of God sex cult in Eastern Europe.
	She has been living with him.
	He needed to go to rehab, and he cut off the money to his wife, who he's trying to divorce.
	In the meantime, Cher sued for or attempted to get a conservancy over him because he's been going to the Chateau Marmont and blowing the money that's coming in every month from his father, his late father.
	The Allman brother.
	Exactly.
	Greg Allman, one of the great voices of rock and roll, is his dad, a notorious heroin addict himself, who once told him in my presence to put fentanyl patches all over your body and you can't go wrong.
	But the dad's dead, and he gets about $40,000 a month from the dad.
	It's not an enormous amount, but he's been going crazy on drugs.
	But anyway, so...
	They didn't really serve him notice that they were having this hearing.
	They gave him less than 24 hours.
	He showed up in court clean and sober for 30 to 60 days.
	He looked great.
	He showed up with his wife holding her hand, and the judge in the case castigated Sheriff's lawyers for trying to pull a fast one by not notifying him of the hearing.
	That's what you were missing from the storyline.
	But right here in LA, Spiricourt in Los Angeles, downtown here.
	So Elijah, who I've known for, I know both of them for years and years.
	Elijah's had a drug problem.
	He's been clean and sober a number of times for long periods of time.
	But then it happens where you're not.
	Let me stop you for one second.
	Arkansas crime attorney on Rumble says...
	$40,000 a month, it's not an enormous amount.
	Only for a celebrity who's blowing it on blow.
	Yeah, $40,000 a month is...
	Okay, so his mother is worth $360 million, and she was having him on a $5,000 a month allowance for many years, and he chafed at the bit over that for a long time.
	I say $40,000 for that situation.
	There's plenty of people in this town who make...
	More than $40,000 a month.
	So it's not insane.
	I don't think anybody should digest that as you minimizing $40,000 a month.
	No, no, no.
	Not at all.
	I'm just giving you the numbers.
	I mean, those are the numbers, as I know them.
	And he wanted to drop the divorce proceedings against his wife.
	He had gone to a rehab, came out clean and sober.
	You know, he looked, according to the judge, according to the photos I saw, he looked great.
	So the judge castigated the lawyers for trying to pull a fast one by not giving him any notice and temporarily delayed the conservancy request by chair's attorney.
	So that's where it is right now.
	There'll be another day in court in a couple of weeks.
	I'll ask this.
	It's a bizarre question.
	Like someone shows up looking clean and sober, looking healthy.
	If someone is an addict.
	And they want to give that appearance before a court.
	How long is the minimum period of time that it takes for an addict if they go, you know, do whatever?
	According to sources, he was literally homeless on the streets in ripped clothes and disheveled for months.
	I mean, so he showed up in court with less than 24-hour notice looking gorgeous with his wife holding her hand.
	That's not exactly...
	The picture that his mother was painting, Viva.
	And I'm not opposed to Conservancy.
	I think the Britney Spears Conservancy saved her life, and I think she's not long for this world because of the Conservancy there.
	But those people, in the Britney Spears case...
	Is the opposite of Cher.
	Cher does not need the $40,000 that's in the trust fund from her ex-husband.
	She doesn't need the money.
	This is not about money for her.
	This is about her belief that her son cannot take care of himself.
	So it's completely different than the Britney Spears case.
	What was I going to say?
	The ability to dress oneself up temporarily for a few hours to look totally functional and say this is all unjustified.
	When we used to do, at this law firm I was at, motions for confinement, which is you have to say the prison's a risk to themselves or others.
	They need to be confined.
	And some of them would show up looking good, and some of them would show up not looking good, but still not threats to themselves or others.
	Right.
	I'm just saying this is my own visual analysis because I've known him and I've talked to other people that he's clean and sober.
	So this is just my own inside information on the situation.
	And where is it at now?
	So they postpone the...
	They postpone the Conservancy hearing until next month.
	All right.
	Sassy Southern Bell says, look up Gateway Pundit article on flights from overseas paid by UN groups in 2021.
	Also see Muckraker's report.
	Right.
	Absolutely.
	I've seen those.
	I have seen those.
	Thank you.
	And then we got Kapo Sooth says Kamala invokes the 25th.
	Kamala?
	No, she's not.
	Then steps down because it would be wrong to take the presidency that way.
	Oh, sorry.
	So Biden invokes the 25th, mentally incapable.
	And Kamala says, I can't.
	What they're going to do with Kamala to buy her off is give her attorney general, just appoint her to some position of ego-satisfying importance so that she can, you know, have her W. Well, I don't think she's going anywhere because her approval in the base of the Democratic Party, the base of the Democratic Party is black women.
	She has like an 86% approval rating among the black women.
	I don't mean to be...
	How does black America still support anything?
	It's not black America.
	It's black women in the Democratic Party, just to be more microscopic.
	So within the Democratic Party, it's controlled by...
	Exactly.
	And her approval rating in that group is in the high 80s and has never deviated.
	They cannot replace her.
	She is an immovable object.
	She is not going to be replaced.
	And I believe if Newsom does come on, she will remain on as vice president.
	I don't think they're going to try to move her out or make 12 different lateral chess moves here.
	This is a simple move.
	And this is just my opinion.
	Of course, I could be completely wrong.
	I just believe the one move is that Biden stays on until January 20th of 2025.
	He pardons his son at the last month.
	He deals with all that stuff.
	He says for health reasons in July.
	That I cannot allow myself to keep going to jeopardize the party.
	I feel good.
	I'm young.
	I'm okay.
	I'm going to say it now because I'm going to be the smartest man in the world in two to three years' time.
	I know that they say you can't do anything to undo a presidential pardon.
	I do ask the question, if someone is subsequently diagnosed to have been mentally unfit, if demented Joe pardons his son...
	Can they attack it on the basis that he was not cognitively, mentally capable of contracting a pardon at the time he did it?
	We'll see.
	That idea has been thrown out into the ether, and I'm the first one to say it, I think.
	Now, Mark, I'm going to kick you out visually for a second.
	Okay, thank God.
	While I do this, just don't be picking your nose when I bring you back in.
	All right, we got more crumble, France.
	Gateway Pundit, we got.
	Kamala, we got.
	Eib, make no mistake, the Dems want the population to increase for the seats, then...
	And the Republicans want the increase to crush wages.
	The deep state wants it to blame their Black Swan event on...
	I see where you're going with this.
	And we've got Pinochet's helicopter tours.
	I've always loved your Twitter name.
	China is staging caravans and has a secret base in the Darien Gap.
	And then we've got...
	What is this?
	Did we get a Pinochet's helicopter?
	Hey, Viva, not saying this is why, but...
	If you look into Biden stopping liquid natural gas exports Friday, look at how many ports that export LNG are in Texas and the Gulf area.
	By the way, hi, Mark.
	No chuckling at my name.
	Pinochet's helicopters.
	They're drilling licenses.
	Oh, well, they're selling drilling licenses in Palestine to the UK and the US.
	I've heard that, Eve.
	I'm not sure.
	I mean, I've heard that, but I'm not sure about myself.
	Let's not forget the US FEC regulations were suspended for cable and satellite to facilitate...
	To facilitate growth in those industries, said regulation must be brought back.
	Online interstate commerce regulations, that's Randy Edward.
	Brad Churker, or Chad Berger, Trad Berger.
	Deflect, deflect, question numbers.
	Gish Gallop, blame Nazi, blame woke, Jew never bad, remember 6 million, October 7, bombing camps is okay because no one complains about Egypt or insert other heroes.
	Thank you.
	And then, hold on, what is this?
	I can't see this.
	Linda Siggs is now a monthly supporter.
	Thank you very much.
	We got Yves again.
	Not no one.
	The U.S. shouldn't be funding anything.
	I don't care about Palestine, Israel, Ukraine, Russia, or any other country, especially now with the state of my country.
	Can't blame anybody for saying that, period.
	How did they get through the most secure border on the planet?
	Why did the festival look like they were destroyed by artillery?
	I've heard that argument.
	I'm not convinced.
	I've seen the videos, man.
	It's not...
	Maybe...
	Fine, there's an argument.
	People will have been killed in crossfire.
	Guaranteed.
	I don't think that was Israel wiping out the festival, but I know about whatever the Operation Napoleon or...
	There's an Israeli military tactic where you kill the hostages so they don't get taken hostage.
	Okay, so we got the rest.
	We got the rest of that.
	Let me bring Mark back in.
	Stop picking your nose, man.
	I'm joking.
	He's not.
	Speaking of psycho biatches...
	Look, I'm only wondering how long it is until people...
	Calling her a psycho crazy biatch on the internet.
	Start getting letters of demand from psycho biatch's lawyers.
	Who are you talking about?
	Eugene Carroll?
	How dare you call her a psycho biatch?
	I was talking about Hillary Clinton.
	I'm joking.
	I was talking about Eugene Carroll.
	You saw what happened Friday.
	Mark?
	Yeah.
	Where were you born and raised?
	Brooklyn, New York.
	All right.
	Would you ever go back to that commie hellhole for any purpose other than detainment?
	It's a tough question.
	I got family there, and it's not a black-and-white situation.
	What do you think of what happened with Donald Trump?
	Do you believe E. Gene Carroll?
	I'll give you two takes.
	One is season 13, episode 11 from Law& Order Special Victims Unit, which features my old friend Gilbert Gottfried as Leo Gerber, one of the tactical assistants in the case.
	It's called Theater Trick, the episode, and it features Kevin Pollack as a judge who is involved in a kind of like eyes wide shut And one of the fantasies that Pollock signs up for...
	Is him going into the dressing room at Bergdorf Goodman, having the woman in the dressing room in lingerie and Bergdorf Goodman in the dressing room, and him storming in and raping her.
	This is what one of the girlfriends, one of the sugar babies, has asked him to do in her fantasy.
	And this is a 2011 episode that I highly recommend people, if they could find, 35 minutes into the episode.
	Is it Law& Order?
	Law& Order Special Victims Unit.
	Law& Order, Special Victims Unit, Season 13, Episode 11. It's called Theater Trick is the name of the episode.
	And it's got Eyes Wide Shut theme to it.
	And also Kevin Pollack playing this judge who is involved as a Donald Trumpian type figure in the episode from 2011.
	So I'll give people that if they want to do some homework over the weekend.
	Dude, I'm trying to look for it now.
	Adam Driver was in this episode?
	Adam Driver was in the episode.
	It's one of the greatest Law and Orders of all time.
	Kevin Pollak, Gilbert, Adam Driver plays a guy in love with this actress who's part of the troupe.
	It's a crazy, crazy episode.
	And Carol claims...
	She has never seen it, but everyone has told her about it, and that she's a huge fan of Law& Order, but she can't watch Special Victims Unit because many of the themes are about rape, and it triggers her, even though she's, this is her saying this, she's excited by Special Victims Unit and would love to watch it and knows everything about the episode I just described to you by her own statements.
	I found it on YouTube, but I got to pay to watch it?
	My ass I'm going to pay to watch this.
	How many of the comments talk about E. Jean Carroll?
	None of them.
	I mean, I've seen the screen recordings on Twitter.
	Let me switch to this book by a woman named E. Jean Carroll.
	This is a biography of a man she slept with named Hunter Thompson, the great gonzo journalist.
	This is a book written by E. Jean Carroll.
	About stalking Hunter Thompson and being with Hunter Thompson back in 1970, where she describes having sex with him, crazy, crazy sex, where Benoit balls end up in my vagina.
	Say what you just said.
	I'm just going to read it.
	I don't have to say anything.
	I'm just going to read it.
	Stop it.
	Did you say Ben was balls?
	No.
	Benoit balls end up...
	I do not recollect anything else except...
	That I did not know they were Benoit balls.
	Sorry, I'm sorry.
	I'm only asking this because there's a song by Blink-182 off their album She Shire Cat, which talks about Benoit balls.
	And I always thought it was Benoit's balls.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	They're Benoit balls.
	What are Benoit balls?
	I'm going to tell you.
	Let me read the thing.
	I woke up at 3 p.m., quite exhausted, my pajamas in disarray.
	This is her bragging and laughing about this.
	This is not her complaining.
	This is her waking up with Hunter Thompson, the famous gonzo journalist who wrote Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, later directed into a film.
	Fear and Loathing in Aspen by Bobby Kennedy III, featuring his wife, Amaryllis Fox, who plays the campaign manager of Hunter Thompson.
	She will later play the campaign manager of RFK Jr., currently running for president.
	I woke up at 3 p.m. quite exhausted, my pajamas in disarray, the covers on the floor, and a pair of Benoit balls in my vagina, Viva.
	Reader!
	If only those lips could have spoken, it would have been something worth reading.
	I myself was unscathed, a lump here and there perhaps.
	I remember the doctor, they referred to Hunter Thompson, a lot of people referred to him as a doctor, I think he had a PhD, vaguely, vaguely explaining the Benoit balls were present from Richard Burton.
	I do not recollect anything else except that I did not know they were Benoit balls.
	In fact, I had never seen Benoit balls, to be frank.
	I had never heard of Benoit balls.
	No, the only thing I was absolutely certain of was that I was Elizabeth Taylor.
	Wait!
	I also recall the doctor saying, she's shuddering.
	I'm watching her as she staggers sideways and falls.
	I rush to her side.
	This goes on and on and on about her talking about the night before with Hunter Thompson.
	I have to stop you there, because people are still thinking you're saying Benoit, like the French name, B-E-N-O-I-T.
	You're saying Benoit, and I swear to you, in my entire life, I've never known this until now.
	That's all right.
	It's two silver balls, Benoit balls, or B-E-N-O-I-T.
	It's Benoit.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	There's different variations of them.
	Oh, my.
	I feel so stupid because the song by Blink is Benoit.
	Anyone who listens to Blink or loves him knows the song.
	I always thought it was Benoit's balls, and he was talking about his friend Benoit's balls.
	Benoit, also known as orgasm balls, Rin no Tama, Venus balls, or Mai Ling, are marble-sized balls, usually hollow, containing a small weight that roll around.
	And are used for sexual stimulation by inserting into the vagina.
	That's a weird picture of a vagina.
	That's not what I think it looks like.
	Available in a variety of forms.
	The balls may be solid or contain clappers or chimes within.
	Other larger versions made of plastic...
	Why would you want them to cling?
	Sometimes they bang together inside of your vaginal canal.
	Mark, I think you might be the worst influence on me.
	I'm just trying to catch.
	Here's a little picture of her from back in the day.
	All right.
	Bring that picture back up because it's definitely not what she looks like today.
	Right.
	And by the way, everybody, here's Viva's advice of the evening.
	Keep your schmeckle in your pants and stay away from crazy.
	And from what I understand, I do not know this from experienced crazy people.
	Crazy women tend to be the ones you want to get with.
	Keep your schmeckle in your pants and stay away from crazy.
	Here's her description of herself from 1970, so people know what she was.
	E. Jean Carroll is a prudish woman who writes frequently for Esquire.
	She was the first woman contributing editor to Playboy, a correspondent to Outside, and her writing has appeared in Rolling Stone, GQ, and the usual Fish Rap periodicals.
	Her book, Female Difficulties, which sells for $1,500 right now on Amazon, the paperback, is currently being produced as a play in New York.
	Her glorious youth ended the evening she went to Show World with Dr. Hunter Thompson to watch live sex acts.
	Show World, of course, across from my uncle's coffee shop on 42nd Street, was a smorgasbord show.
	She must have gone there with Hunter Thompson to do this book.
	She then creates a nom de plume in the book.
	Where she is actually kind of funny.
	She says that she doesn't want to get sued by Hunter Thompson, so she creates a new character to the publisher.
	Hunter Thompson is the finest, most generous man I have ever met in my life and the greatest living writer in America.
	Letitia Snap, who is her nom de plume, is the admirable author of many scientific articles having to do with birds.
	But if my name is in any way connected with this sleazy bottom feeding project, my attorney will be at your throat, signed E.G. Jean Carroll, which is kind of a tongue-in-cheek disclaimer by her.
	Unbelievable.
	I just want to tell people who this is.
	I want to bring something up.
	Here we go.
	Here we go.
	This is going to get copyclaimed the second I post it to YouTube afterwards.
	Mark?
	No, we don't want this.
	We don't want this Benoit's balls.
	What we want right here.
	Hold on.
	If anybody doesn't...
	She, Shy or Cat is probably the most underrated album.
	Especially the underrated album of Blink-182.
	Here, check it out.
	If anybody hasn't heard this.
	Okay, here, listen.
	Oh, girl.
	Dude, I had no idea!
	Yeah, you're saying Benoit Balls.
	I feel so stupid right now.
	I've had that album since 1994.
	I always thought it was Benoit Balls.
	Well, tonight we've helped you go into the next area of your life.
	No, I mean, she has been around the New York literary scene for a long time.
	Well, we haven't even gotten into the ruling.
	So, Mark...
	I just wanted to give you the precursor to how she got there.
	I mean, her fantasy of Trump raping her in the dressing room is something that she also does with Les Moonves.
	Now, Les Moonves gets into an elevator.
	I don't know if you read that description of her.
	Yeah, I've read that where she says, refresh it, I'm not going to get it right.
	She says that Les Moonves gets, this is a former president of CBS television who's married to an Asian woman who was a newscaster, I believe, on one of the morning shows.
	Les Moonves was Me Too'd a while back.
	He was basically using a casting couch in his office for a number of years with actresses who...
	Gave it up to him for parts in various shows on CBS.
	So she describes getting into an elevator with him and says that he's a complete octopus.
	Hands are everywhere.
	She's trying to stop his ink from shooting out into her private parts.
	His hands are ripping her apart.
	And she goes into this real literary description of Les Moonves.
	Grabbing and touching her in the elevator.
	Of course, there's no witnesses of that.
	And when asked why she didn't sue Les Moonves for doing the same thing she alleged It would be disrespectful to the women on the southern border who are getting raped day in and day out.
	Absolutely.
	But she also said Les Moonves didn't criticize her.
	He just denied it.
	And Les Moonves is not Donald Trump.
	Donald Trump is despicable.
	That's why she went after Donald Trump as opposed to Les Moonves.
	If I may ask, I don't know if you know this, and I'll certainly ask Barnes tomorrow night, was that...
	Testimonial evidence, as far as you understood, was that admitted during the trial?
	Yes, that's in the trial.
	That's brought up by Trump's lawyers in the trial.
	The first trial.
	The first one, which was the precursor to the $83.3 million award.
	Okay.
	So she didn't sue Les Moonves because he denied it but didn't insult her.
	Exactly.
	Psycho...
	And at one point in time in my life, I say, keep your schmeckle in your pants and you'll stay out of trouble.
	Well, she's like a...
	What's him called?
	Bradshaw from Sex and the City.
	Bushnell models the character after her.
	That's who...
	What's her name is?
	Hold on.
	What is her name?
	I don't remember.
	The sexy one from Sex and the City.
	Carrie Bradshaw?
	No.
	Carrie Bradshaw is a quarterback for the Steelers.
	Carrie Bradshaw.
	Carrie Bradshaw.
	Yeah, but no, Carrie Bradshaw is...
	Oh, you think she's supposed to be Jessica Parker?
	Oh, yeah.
	I think Bushnell, the author of the book, modeled it after E.G. Carroll.
	Oh, okay, that's funny.
	I was thinking, if anybody, it would have been the other one, the one who's actually attractive.
	What's her name?
	The sex fiend one from Sex and the City.
	Right, but if you forget, Bradshaw is a sex advice columnist in the show.
	True.
	Oh, Kim Cattrall is who I was thinking of.
	So you think Sarah Jessica Parker's character was based off Eve and Carol?
	Yes.
	Oh, well now you have retroactively done that.
	That's why I'm here.
	That's why I'm on the show.
	Marion, no more Sex in the City!
	Marion, it's out, Marion.
	And by the way, let me just go finish my Amazon order for Ben was balls.
	Marion will like them.
	She's a batshit crazy woman beginning to end.
	Wrote that book.
	It's so crazy.
	So you end up in a jury in a favorable, corrupt, politically prejudiced jurisdiction.
	You're walking out with money in the bank and defendants in the jail.
	It's amazing.
	No, that's if they get a nickel out of them.
	It may take years to get it.
	It'll probably be reduced to two million right out of the gate.
	And then he could fight for years on with the two million.
	Well, he needs to fight on the substance because just procedurally...
	Well, you really can't win on the substance.
	The only thing that gets reduced is the award amount.
	Yeah, that's the problem.
	Trying to overturn it.
	Yeah, you would have to.
	It's very rarely overturned.
	Just the award is reduced.
	Hey, mother effers.
	It's unbelievable.
	It's all screwed.
	Hold on.
	I did have some...
	Let me see.
	I thought I had some...
	Some good...
	Let me see here.
	In the backdrop, Trump's 83...
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	No, we're going to do this.
	We're actually going to do this right now.
	Okay.
	I'm going to share the screen.
	I'm going to go to the share screen.
	I'm going to yeet you out of here for a second, but we'll still hear you.
	Okay.
	I don't think people have read Trump's Truth Social post that was the object of the $65 million punitive damages.
	Now, I don't remember the reference you said earlier, but...
	It's cutting off the top of the tweet so you don't see that it's from me.
	It says the Viva Frye at the Viva Frye.
	Oh, hold on.
	Hold on.
	There you go.
	There you go.
	Stop it.
	There you go.
	So you get the front line.
	That's all that matters.
	This is Trump's $83 million defamatory truth social post.
	Defamatory in quotes.
	$65 million punitive.
	Read it.
	Read it in its entirety.
	If you support the New York verdict, you are the villain in this story.
	We're going to read it.
	And I made sure that this is the actual transcription.
	This, quote, Ms. Bergdorf Goodman case, end quote, is a complete con job and our legal system in this country, but especially in New York State, just look at Peekaboo James, is a broken disgrace.
	You have to fight for years and spend a fortune in order to get your reputation back from liars, cheaters, and hacks.
	The decision is from the judge who was just overturned on my same case.
	I don't know this woman, being EG.
	Have no idea who she is, being EG.
	Other than it seems she got a picture of me many years ago with her husband shaking my hand on a reception line at a celebrity charity event.
	Stay home, people.
	Stay home and you'll be safe until you're not safe even staying at home.
	She completely made up the story that I met her at the doors.
	Of this crowded New York City department store and within minutes swooned her.
	It is a hoax, capital H, and a lie, just like all the other ones that I listed in the last night.
	Just like all the other hoaxes that have been played on me for the past seven years.
	I'm choking on my own tongue here.
	And while I am not supposed to say it, I will.
	This woman is not my type.
	Oh, that's terrible.
	That's defamatory because she's a...
	Batshit crazy woman.
	She has no idea what day, what week, what month, what year, or what decade this so-called, quote, event, end quote, supposedly took place.
	The reason why she doesn't know is because it never happened and she doesn't want to get caught up with details or facts that can be proven wrong.
	If you watch Anderson Cooper's interview with her, where she was promoting a really crummy book, you will see that she is a complete scam.
	She changed her story from the beginning to the end after the commercial break.
	To suit the purposes of CNN and Andy Cooper, our justice is broken, along with almost everything else in this country, in our country.
	Her lawyer is a political operative and Cuomo crony who goes around telling people that the way to beat Trump is to sue him all over the place.
	She is suing me on numerous frivolous cases, just like this one.
	And the court system does nothing to stop it.
	In the meantime...
	And for the record, E.G. Carroll is not telling the truth, is a woman who I had nothing to do with, didn't know, and would have no interest in knowing her if I ever had the chance.
	Now all I have to do is go through years more of legal nonsense in order to clear my name of her and her lawyer's phony attacks on me.
	This can only happen to, quote, Trump.
	Oh, that's true.
	So this is from the lawsuit so that people know I'm not making this crap up.
	And this is the post because I have to freaking dig it up.
	Coming back in.
	Coming in hot, Mark.
	Yeah.
	Bullshit.
	Of the highest order of moral and factual turpitude, E. Jean Carroll is a batshit crazy lunatic.
	Well, she's got a photo of him, so what?
	I mean, so does everybody.
	You know, it's a ridiculous grounds for saying you know the guy.
	I mean...
	She also, if you look at her tweets, her insane tweets, was a huge fan of The Apprentice going all the way back.
	She tweeted out how big of a fan she was of The Apprentice.
	And one of the best was that she was on the cover of New York Magazine wearing an outfit that she claimed was the outfit that she wore in the dressing room at Bergdorf Goodman's, the department store in Manhattan, where she claims the crime occurred.
	It turns out...
	That Donna Karan, I think, was the manufacturer of the dress.
	Didn't make it until after the alleged event.
	Didn't make it until after the alleged event.
	I'm sorry to swear.
	It's crazy.
	Barnes said it last week, and I have to go look it up, because I will fact-check Robert, people.
	He said something.
	What was it?
	Do you remember the name of the dress?
	I think it was Donna Karan.
	I'm not sure.
	I don't know the name of the dress itself.
	Donna Karan.
	I'm going to have to spell this one.
	Well, look up New York Magazine with her name on it on the cover.
	E. Jean Carroll.
	New York Magazine cover.
	E. Jean Carroll accuses Donald Trump of...
	You know what's funny?
	The internet search engine, at least on Google, is just flooded with shit.
	So all that I get is bullshit.
	Oh, man.
	All right, so what's your prediction?
	It's going to be reduced way down to a couple million bucks.
	I don't think the case can be overturned on appeal because this is a civil damages case verdict.
	Yeah, that's why just the structure of that thing.
	I would countersue her and drag her through court for the rest of my life.
	I would countersue her and at least make her life uncomfortable by suing her.
	Well, for the 17,000 people that are watching, I guarantee you, Barnes and I are going to talk about it.
	I'm going to ask this question to Barnes tomorrow night.
	Let me see.
	I want to bring up...
	I'm going to share a screen.
	I'm going to yeet you out of here again for one second.
	If I go to...
	My dog is scratching my leg.
	He comes in the room and then starts scratching my leg.
	I'm sharing it and now...
	Disappear for...
	You will disappear for one second right now.
	Bam!
	Okay.
	I'm going to get the dog up.
	Viva, have you covered the liberal?
	NDP trying to change Canada's electoral system.
	What are you doing?
	Voting more mail-in ballots in three days.
	We're done, Viva.
	Canada is over, says.
	Schmickle.
	Schmickle.
	Keep your schmickle in your pants.
	You'll be fine.
	I'm going to talk about that.
	I'll do that during a daytime stream because...
	Mark, you want to hear about how Canada's done or not really?
	Well, I agree there, John.
	I don't know how you get that back other than...
	You know, an armed insurrection by Canadians, which...
	Well, it's not going to be armed unless you actually mean arms, because physical arms, because they don't have guns in Canada.
	Well, the IRA didn't have guns, but people sent them guns and money from New York and Brooklyn, and plenty of other people sent guns through the Haganah to Israel in 1948, including my Aunt Honey out of my uncle's and father's coffee shop in Brooklyn.
	People can help other people in desperate needs around the world to stop political despots.
	And this Trudeau, I don't know when the election is coming up or who the candidates are going to be.
	It'll be interesting to see if Trudeau survives.
	Sorry, I wasn't listening until I was making up with my dog.
	What did you just say?
	I'm joking.
	I said it may be interesting to see if Trudeau survives the next election.
	Well, the next election is legally scheduled for 2025.
	The question is whether they can trigger one beforehand.
	Long story short, I'll do a separate video tomorrow because they are proposing legislation which would extend general election voting to three days, would expand mail-in voting.
	There we go.
	Why do they need it up there?
	I don't know, especially since Trudeau's won the last...
	The rationale for expanding voting came through the Civil Rights Voting Act of 1965 because they kept going to court to expand the voting for African Americans.
	It started out with they needed to send buses from churches on Sunday.
	For older Black women to get to the voting polls.
	This expansion has occurred over a period of years, always citing African Americans and the 1965 Voting Rights Act as the reason behind the expansion of the length of time to vote, just so people at home know how we got to this position.
	I'm not your buddy guy just sent us a $2.
	He says, it's the man, the myth, the legend, Mark Robert, just got home from an amazing weekend.
	And I'm trying to see if anyone, someone just said, buttered dog kisses.
	Mail-in voting, lease secure, so expand it.
	Oh my gosh, says Linda Siggs.
	Yeah, I mean, why does Canada need it?
	I mean, that's why I'm mentioning the Civil Rights Act.
	And what is Canada's rationalization for male adults?
	If I were to steal, man, I would say, okay, indigenous communities that need...
	But I don't even know if that's the rationale.
	Yeah, I don't know.
	In cities, you don't need it.
	In cities, they want to allow you to vote at other precincts.
	Why would you need to vote at another precinct other than the one in your district?
	It's nuts.
	Anyway, so I'll talk about it certainly more this week.
	Mark, let me see what else I had in my footnotes here.
	Hold on.
	Let me just go here.
	We got anybody making $83 million?
	Okay.
	Oh!
	Well, hold on.
	Okay.
	I can't.
	Do you know, have you ever met Mark Hamill?
	The actor from Star Wars?
	Yes.
	No, I have not.
	Because he's an idiot.
	I'll just say that straight.
	No, I don't know.
	Now, let me bring up his tweet because he's an idiot.
	I know he was disfigured in a car crash.
	I did not know that.
	After or before Star Wars?
	After Star Wars.
	Did he suffer CTE?
	I don't know about CTE, but he suffered facial reconstruction surgery.
	His face was crushed beyond recognition.
	Really?
	I'm sorry.
	I'm sorry.
	I didn't know that.
	Now I might feel bad for making fun of him.
	I'm not trying to be funny.
	It's one side of his face, if I remember.
	Yeah, but that's going to cause brain problems.
	Let me pull up his tweet here.
	I'll bring this one up.
	Bada bing, bada boom.
	Now, do I go to minimize here?
	Okay, it's right here.
	Let me see it.
	Scroll up.
	Are we seeing that scroll up and down?
	Yes, we are.
	So Mark Hamill says, if I click on it, yes, we do.
	She's livid.
	She can't attempt to prove her client's innocence in a trial exclusively about punitive damages.
	Hell hath no fury like a highly incompetent lawyer scorned.
	Some might argue that that's misogynist.
	Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, and he's minimizing a lawyer's experience, a lawyer's opinion, because she's a woman.
	Okay, that's Mark Hamill.
	Let me see his face here.
	You see, he's hiding the disfigured portion.
	I think that's the disfigured part where his hand is.
	Dude!
	Okay, amazing.
	Now, hold on.
	I want to go back here, and I'm going to go back to my tweet.
	And I say...
	This is not a fear hiding a wish.
	This is just live by your own damn rules, you commie pigs.
	Anybody want to make a cool 83 million?
	Fabricate a 25-year-old hallucination about Mark Hamill assaulting you in a changing room.
	And then when he denies it, sue him for defamation.
	Those are your rules, Mark Hamill.
	It would be a tragedy if you live by them.
	Now I feel bad because I didn't realize he actually suffered a brain injury, and that might explain...
	I didn't say brain injury.
	I specifically heard you say brain injury.
	He's mentally challenged, and now I cannot take part of it anymore.
	No, I did not say that.
	I heard it.
	I heard it.
	I'm going to go to the chat and see if they heard it too.
	Well, Seal, you know, the singer Seal, the black singer, his face is disfigured because he fell asleep on a steam grating on the street when he was homeless, and the steam melted and deformed his face.
	You ever see what Seal's face looks like?
	Yeah, but I saw it in the movie Popstar Keep on...
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I thought it was from Wolves.
	No, he fell asleep on a steel steam grating on the sidewalk.
	Just so nobody thinks I'm making fun of Seal, the joke in...
	Pop star, keep on keeping on, Andy Samberg's movie is that he was attacked by wolves.
	It's like, yeah, fucking wolves.
	And then the wolves attack him in the movie.
	Really?
	I thought I would just have gone with deep acne or smallpox or something.
	Again, I'm just telling you what I've learned.
	I don't know how he got there, but I think he was homeless before he was famous.
	That's cray-cray.
	Okay.
	Have you heard about the Steven Crowder bombshell of the week?
	No.
	Oh my.
	OMG.
	What is this guy up to?
	It's not good.
	No, no, no.
	Stephen Crowd is reporting on a Blacklock, a Blackrock, not a Blacklock.
	Sorry, that's actually not a Freudian slip.
	Blacklock is an amazing journalist entity out of Canada.
	Blackrock is, you know, what everyone knows Blackrock is.
	Okay, I'm going to share this.
	I'm going to play the video, but not all of it.
	And then we're going to talk about this.
	Mark, do you want to come over to Locals for the after party?
	I don't care.
	I'm just sitting in the same chair.
	I don't have to go anywhere.
	You don't need to go anywhere.
	Can I go to the bathroom when we make the transition?
	Hold on.
	Go to the bathroom.
	Hold on.
	There we go.
	You can go now.
	I'm going to play a video.
	Mute your mic if you're carrying yourself with you to the bathroom.
	I'm going to play this video and then we're going to talk about this because this is cray-cray.
	Oh, and I actually have something else to play in the background.
	Okay.
	Here we go.
	Here we go.
	Bring this up.
	It'll be three minutes.
	I hope he can pee faster than three minutes.
	Okay.
	Boom.
	Any individual.
	I actually need to stop right there.
	For those who don't know what's going on, my summary says Stephen Crowder reporting on a BlackRock manager executive, I can get the exact words, who...
	Who...
	Whose email address was tied to a website called Grapey.something.
	And the lawyer who you hear says, what's the newsworthy angle of this story?
	And now I'm going to press play.
	Any individual who became a member of this website is worthy of investigation.
	Especially a managing director of one of the largest financial firms in history.
	Most people would agree with that.
	It is our contention that identifying people who join this website, especially those with the intent to harm children, is a newsworthy story.
	Are you familiar with this site, sir?
	What is this?
	This is a Steven Crowder expose.
	Talking to a lawyer of a founding and managing partner at BlackRock.
	Okay.
	His email address was associated with a website called Rapey.su.
	Wow.
	And you'll hear this and we'll talk about it.
	That's dark.
	Ms. Geller is not involved in rape.
	She is not involved in any improper sexual activity.
	And any allegation that she is is false and defamatory and should be taken extremely seriously.
	Okay?
	It can't be clear.
	Help me understand this.
	So if her email was associated with the site, how can you prove that she's not been associated with it?
	I can explain it and I will explain it in writing when you give me your email address that you have promised to do.
	I look forward to the explanation why her email is associated with that site.
	Following these phone calls, Jack Bauman sent us a letter stating the following.
	Listen to this.
	As can easily be verified online, email addresses supposedly associated with pornography websites are frequently falsely linked.
	I can understand that when they don't ask for verification, you just plug in an email address to sign up with an account.
	This statement is irrelevant as no individuals other than Abigail Gold Geller appear to be associated in any of the identity verification services.
	Indeed, you are the second news organization to receive this malicious, defamatory tip.
	When presented with Ms. Geller's unequivocal denial, the first organization immediately dropped the story.
	I demand that you and any organizations you are associated with do the same.
	So this is not the first time these allegations have been brought to Abigail's and Bauman's attention.
	He goes on.
	To reiterate, it would grievously misrepresent Ms. Geller to associate her with a rapey website or anything similar.
	I don't know who put the misrepresentant quotes here, but based on the fact that it seems to be a direct quote from the lawyer, I think it's the lawyer.
	This statement is unusual as he claims the information is false, but doesn't acknowledge the name of the website.
	So either he knows but refuses to address it, or he doesn't know, thus showing he doesn't know whether or not the information is false.
	As a private individual, Ms. Geller is entitled to the full protection of New York law, including, in particular, defamation law.
	Any statement asserting or implying that she is associated with rape, pornography or sexual misconduct would cause her and her family immense personal and professional injury and emotional distress.
	Any such publication would amount to malicious and intentional defamation and constitute a grossly irresponsible violation of standards of information gathering and dissemination.
	It would also expose you and any other individual or organization involved to liability for compensatory and punitive damages And other relief.
	This is coming out of New York, by the way, so Crowder has to know he's getting sued and hard.
	While this letter denies the allegations, it provides no explanation as to how or why this information is false and threatens to sue if the information is published.
	We felt this explanation wasn't satisfactory, so we decided to call him back the following day.
	Bada bing, bada.
	Mark?
	Yeah.
	Sum it up.
	What's going on here?
	Crowder...
	Crowder...
	There was a hack to a website called, like, it's literally called rapey.cu or SU or whatever.
	Hold on, let me write this down.
	And it's...
	Don't write it down.
	And don't even remember it.
	And apparently it's got the worst shit on the face of the planet on it.
	Right on.
	There was a hack.
	Emails were exposed.
	And I don't know how they, like, pick one email address.
	They found one email address that they associated to this person who's a managerial director or something, you know, high up at BlackRock.
	And they go through who owns the email address, and everybody says it belongs to this person.
	Okay.
	Whether or not it was ever accessed through that website, I presume someone could just say, hey, put first and last names and go sign up for a website.
	Can I ask something?
	Is this what Crowder does all day long?
	I mean, is this something he does?
	Just like a comedy bit?
	No, no, no.
	It's a very interesting thing.
	Crowder's gone straight up full investigative journalist.
	Oh, I didn't know this.
	That's why I'm confused.
	Oh, I didn't know.
	I thought he was like a Howard Stern with a rat neck.
	This is not like Baba Booey or...
	I thought it was Baba Booey.
	No, this is not Crackhead Bob calling up for shits and giggles.
	This is scary stuff.
	But Crowder got the leaked...
	So he's like O 'Keefe now?
	Dude, I won't compare.
	He's like O 'Keefe.
	So I just compared.
	I don't know.
	I'm asking you.
	I don't know.
	He got...
	People go to Crowder now with the leaked manifesto of the tranny shooter out of the Christian Kids School.
	Oh, okay.
	So he's the one that broke that story.
	Right, I remember that.
	So he's going like, he mixes in comedy, but he's gone full comedy and full legit investigative journalism.
	Wow, wow, that's some comedy.
	And so now he's going to be replying tomorrow because he got a lawyer's letter saying, we're going to sue the effing S out of your A. And it's going to, you know, bottom line.
	It is actually crazy.
	And there's more to the story because I've been listening to it throughout the week.
	I need to make sure that I know what I'm talking about.
	You're going to have to look it up.
	I'm going to have to get into it.
	Oh, dude, it's nuts.
	And then apparently the law firm basically shut down their websites.
	People were freezing Twitter accounts.
	Whether or not it's because they're getting harassed, which is understandable.
	And Crowder got a lawyer that are basically saying, you run this story, we're going to sue your ass and take down the videos that you've already put up on Rumble, YouTube, Twitter.
	Wow.
	I took that clip from YouTube.
	I think I'm at least...
	You're linked to it.
	I'm fine.
	I'm good.
	You're going to get a subpoena.
	People hear the way I talk these days.
	No one's going to subpoena me.
	Bottom line, it's really crazy.
	I still can understand how someone's email address can get associated with a porn website.
	This is beyond porn.
	It's like dark web 8mm stuff.
	Let me ask you this question.
	You seen the movie 8mm with Nicolas Cage?
	It's been a long time.
	A long time ago.
	I've never seen it and I don't want to see it.
	I want to see Hardcore with George C. Scott.
	He's looking for his daughter in Times Square because she's a runaway from Minnesota and she becomes ensconced in the porn industry in Times Square.
	Hardcore.
	Hardcore.
	Yes.
	1979.
	Yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	Well, shit.
	I'm going to screen grab that.
	Now I've got something else to do.
	Shot on location in Times Square.
	Hardcore is a 1979 American neo-noir thriller crime drama written by director Paul Schrader.
	Paul Schrader, who wrote Taxi Driver.
	Plot follows a conservative midwestern businesswoman whose teenage daughter goes missing in California with the help of a prostitute.
	His search leads him to the illicit subculture of pornography, including snuff films.
	Holy shit.
	Have you seen Irreversible?
	With Monica Bellucci?
	Wait.
	Oh yeah, I have seen that.
	She's raped inside of a tunnel in the park.
	I remember when I saw that.
	I remember why I remember and never wanted to see it again and tried to delete it from memory, but I can't.
	So that's the news with Steven Crowder.
	Shit's getting real for Crowder because he's really kicked a big hornet's nest and we'll see what happens as of tomorrow.
	Now, with that said, everybody, this is what's going to happen.
	Hold on.
	I'm going to get the link to...
	Holy crap.
	How do you do all this?
	A lot of buttons.
	What are you doing?
	A whole panel of buttons to put?
	ADHD.
	It's ADHD, and we're going to link...
	Two locals.
	You know, there's a famous line in the Woody Allen movie.
	He says to his mother, Mom, why did God make Nazis?
	And she says, I don't know.
	Ask your father.
	So he goes to his father and says, Dad, why did God make Nazis?
	He goes, you're asking me that?
	I don't even know how a toaster oven works.
	Well, no one's ever asked me why God made Nazis.
	But if they did, I'd say because you have to have supreme evil in order to have supreme good.
	But, Mark, I might black your face out for a second here.
	You mean it's part of a snuff film?
	No, I just want to make you look like Justin Trudeau for a second.
	Bada bing, bada boom.
	Okay, I'm out of here.
	I'm going to read these and then we're going to end this on Rumble.
	It's going to go over to Locals.
	Okay.
	Sunbeam Valley says, did you ever find out if the journalist's girlfriend, Stephanie Hughes, died a week after he did?
	Mark, do you know that question?
	What's the question?
	Did you ever find out if the journalist's girlfriend, Stephanie Hughes, oh, died one week after he did.
	Who's the journalist?
	I think this is actually out of Canada.
	I think this is a Canadian.
	Okay, so I'm going to go Schmeckle.
	It says, Viva, have you covered the liberal NDP?
	I did that.
	I'm not your buddy guy.
	It says, it's the man, the myth, the legend.
	Mark, we got that.
	D-I-T-W.
	Federal government has international border jurisdiction.
	Federal government.
	Not over Texas building projects.
	Texas should fund a wall monument project 20 feet inside the border.
	CPB can patrol the border.
	It's interesting.
	It's debatable.
	I'll screen grab that for tomorrow.
	There was a journalist, I think, who died in Canada.
	Not of...
	In close proximity to a jibby jab, and her partner did as well.
	And people were asking, did they get the same batch?
	I don't know.
	Schmickle!
	The big thing about the Crowder story is after alerting the firm to the story and email, the site couldn't be logged into with that email, and the name associated with it changed.
	Yes, by the way, I didn't want to steal all the thunder of Crowder's work.
	Mark, I'm coming back in.
	Because apparently, when you looked it up online...
	The email address was associated with the woman's name or whatever her name was.
	It doesn't matter.
	Michelle Gellar?
	Yeah, something like that.
	And then before the lawyers even responded, the ownership of that email address transferred.
	And they said, well, she doesn't even own it anymore.
	And I'm like, well, that's effing weird.
	Everything about it's weird.
	Go watch the expose on YouTube because their answers are suspicious as F and full stop.
	Alright, now this is what we're going to do.
	Everybody.
	It's going to end.
	I'm going to end this on Rumble.
	It will be tomorrow night.
	VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com Viva and Barnes.
	6 o 'clock tomorrow.
	We're going to talk about a number of the same things and Barnes is going to send me my homework if he hasn't already sent it.
	Let me just see if he sent it.
	Dear Robert, I am awaiting my homework.
	Love, Viva.
	How did you know I end my tweets with love, Viva?
	Damn it!
	It has to be.
	There's no other alternative.
	So we're ending it now on Rumble.
	It's going to be local supporters only.
	VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com Come now, or forever hold your peace, and see you tomorrow night, 6 o 'clock, and I'll probably be live tomorrow during the day to talk about the Canadian stuff.
	That's it.
	Mark, you stay there.
	Okay, I'm staying here.
	Things are going to change.
	Update stream.
	Peace out, peeps.

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