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May 30, 2024 - Viva & Barnes

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Trump Trial VERDICT WATCH! Liberals Fixated on Menstruation! AND MORE! Viva Frei Live!

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	Every medication or vaccine can come with rare side effects, which will not be picked up until many millions of people receive the vaccine.
	The initial clinical trial, with tens of thousands, will not pick up rare events.
	So I think the important thing, I think, to emphasize, too.
	Everyone is that we have systems and checks and balances in place.
	But please do remember that over the course of the administration of the vaccine to many millions of people in the world, if there should be any new signals, we will be communicating that after a thorough examination.
	But science will continue to evolve in this space.
	Every medication or vaccine.
	Can come with rare side effects which will not be picked up until many millions of people receive the vaccine.
	The initial clinical trial with tens of thousands will not pick up rare events.
	So I think the important thing I think to emphasize to everyone is that we have systems and checks and balances in place.
	I'm going to put it there.
	I'm going to pause it there.
	We don't need to play it twice.
	We have systems and checks and balances in place, one of which are the courts.
	I was very slow getting on the Nuremberg 2.0 bandwagon, but I'm a convert.
	I have converted to the hashtag Nuremberg 2.0 bandwagon.
	You're listening to them in real time now.
	Backtrack like the lying scoundrels that they are.
	This is Teresa Tam, the chief medical officer.
	Of Canada.
	What's her actual handle here?
	Hold on a second.
	Let me bring this back.
	This is Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada's Chief Medical Officer.
	But please do remember that over the course of the administration of the vaccine to many millions of people in the world, if there should be any new signals, we will be communicating that after a thorough examination.
	Any new.
	You didn't look into the original signals.
	Of the jibby jab.
	I mean, this is basically a less eloquent version of what Obama said.
	Well, we basically clinically tested on billions of people, you, and we're noticing some problems now that we can't really hide, but we've always told you there were problems with all vaccines, all vaccines, which this is not one.
	We've always told you that, and if you thought you heard that we said it was safe and effective at preventing transmission...
	You stupid idiots.
	That's not what we said.
	We said it would reduce the symptoms when you got infected nonetheless.
	You thought you heard us say it doesn't cause myocarditis or it doesn't interfere with women's menstrual cycles.
	Oh, you stupid idiots.
	See, you shouldn't even be listening because your ears don't work.
	What we said is that it's exceedingly rare.
	Oh yeah, when you thought you heard us say it was 1 in 50,000 or 1 in 100,000, again, look at you with your stupid ears and your blind eyes.
	We said it was 1 in 10,000.
	And we were probably wrong on that as well.
	Dr. Theresa Tam.
	Let me just see what her title is.
	Theresa Tam.
	It's Chief Medical Officer, but there's a...
	Yeah, Chief Public Health Officer.
	CPHO of Canada.
	Bumbling nincompoops.
	Liars of the highest order.
	I just started listening to Alex Jones's The Great Awakening after having finished...
	Hoax.
	The secret history of the CIA, LSD, and the 60s.
	The Charles Manson murders.
	I did the first ever VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com book review yesterday.
	I hope it wasn't too all over the place because I was simultaneously supervising children and trying to do a book review of something that was intense of a novel.
	I started listening to Alex Jones' The Great Awakening.
	It's amazing.
	And already one point that has stuck with me.
	That he said, you know, when it comes to individual rights, we talk about presumption of innocence.
	When it comes to constitutional rights, we talk about presumption of innocence.
	That should be and rightly is inverted when it comes to big corporations, ostensibly nefarious conduct, and big government.
	There shouldn't be a presumption of innocence.
	Oh, you're doing something that you said was safe and effective and it's not.
	We'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
	Notwithstanding everything we know that you've done in the past, Tuskegee experiments, residential schooling, dosing people, MKUltra, we'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
	Wrong.
	On an individual basis, you get the presumption of innocence, you get the benefit of the doubt.
	It's called individual rights.
	When you're talking about big, heartless corporations, and there is no bigger and no more heartless corporation than the government, which has the monopoly of violence.
	Imagine a corporation with the power to kill with impunity.
	They don't get the presumption of innocence.
	They don't get the benefit of the doubt.
	We should start off assuming something nefarious until they prove otherwise.
	And do that reverse?
	With the jibby jab?
	The lies that they told us?
	Oh, we never told you it would prevent transmission.
	Yes, you did.
	Oh, when Albert Bourla tweeted that out on April 1st, he didn't say it would prevent transmission.
	He said it's 100% effective at reducing the severity of symptoms, which is also a lie, even if we go by that lie on a lie.
	And we're going to have something of a Canadian-centric first portion of this show.
	Because I'm going to swear, I have not had a...
	I've had a spin drift.
	What are these things?
	Five calories.
	That's all the calories you need in carbonated water.
	I'm going to swear this show.
	Because Canada has fallen off the batshit crazy ledge.
	They've fallen off the batshit crazy ledge and they've landed in the Guava.
	Or is it Guava?
	No.
	Ghana.
	Whatever the batshit is.
	They've landed in the batshit.
	I spent 20 minutes this morning drafting a tweet, demanding, imploring that Justin Trudeau enact fecal destigmatization day.
	Demanding it.
	And it was hilarious.
	And it had multiple paragraphs.
	And then I go to my better half, my wife, and I say, give this a read and let me know if I should hit send.
	And she got one line into it and said, delete this and never speak of it again.
	And I said, well, I'll speak of it again only to make the joke.
	We're going to get into some Canadian insanity because it's beyond what you think is insane.
	It's beyond, you know, we've been calling people groomers, you know, people putting children in uncomfortable positions that they know makes them feel uncomfortable.
	Trying to normalize that feeling of discomfort, which is a very natural feeling of discomfort when you're taking kids, for example, and plopping them in front of trannies or drag queens or whatever the hell else you want to plop a child in front of.
	There's a reason, an innate natural reason for which children feel uncomfortable in such circumstances.
	An adult trying to normalize a child to get rid of those feelings of discomfort by being placed in situations that are naturally discomforting for a child, that's called grooming.
	So we've been calling them groomers.
	We've been calling them monsters.
	I've been calling, you know, Dr. Mengele 2.0.
	The only difference between Teresa Tam and Dr. Mengele is the passage of time.
	Because I'm thoroughly convinced, you know, you can't repeat a Dr. Mengele.
	You can't repeat, what was the, in Japan, Unit 734?
	You can't repeat that type of human-level experimentation.
	You know, when the Japanese murderous doctors were doing vivisections on pregnant...
	Chinese women, when they, you know, the rape of Nanking.
	You know, Dr. Mengele, you cannot repeat that type of atrocity, but you can rhyme with it.
	Oh, yeah.
	Look, Justin Trudeau's regime, Fauci, they weren't doing vivisections on pregnant women.
	They were doing their experimentation on pregnant women in a far more insidious, polite, democratic manner.
	Alex Jones is certainly proving himself to be more right than wrong.
	And they just hang their hat on a snippet here and a clippet there of stupid things that he said as relates to Sandy Hook while he was admittedly seeing conspiracy or seeing types of conspiracy everywhere in places where it may not even exist or at least certain types of conspiracies that don't exist under those circumstances whereas other conspiracies do.
	Unit 731, thank you very much.
	Was biological warfare?
	Which one was the one where they were doing vivisections on human experimentation?
	Doesn't matter.
	Terrible things.
	You can't do those things anymore.
	You can't stick puppy beagles in a bag with flies and let them get eaten to death.
	I'm sorry.
	That's what Fauci was doing as well.
	There are circumstances under which experimentation on animals can be justified depending on necessity, severity, and the gratuitousness of the torture.
	But you can't get away with the same type of human experimentation that...
	Had been practiced in eras past, but you can sure as hell rhyme with it.
	And my good God, are we certainly rhyming with it now.
	And by we, I mean Theresa Tam.
	I mean Fauci.
	I mean the CDC.
	Good morning, everybody.
	No, it's good afternoon.
	Good afternoon, everybody.
	Holy hell.
	Okay, we've got a show today.
	Trump trial verdict watch.
	I mean, like, I'm sitting here with notifications on.
	And I'm getting an invitation to maybe pop on with Alex Jones later today.
	For sure.
	Booyah!
	Okay, I may pop on with Alex Jones.
	We're on Verdict Watch, people.
	Are we going to be delightfully surprised with a potential verdict or exoneration?
	Acquittal?
	Hung jury?
	Look, there's a joke somewhere in here, people.
	Like, this is going to be the only time that Stormy Daniels is going to be unhappy seeing a well-hung jury.
	There's a joke in this somewhere.
	I don't know what it is.
	But I am still very much proud of my joke that the two star witnesses of the Trump trial were a scumbag and a comebag.
	Terrible, disgusting, awful, insensitive humor.
	But my goodness, is that funny?
	Okay, so we're going to get to all of that in due course.
	And we're going to have a special guest.
	And if you notice, I've been dragging out the intro just a little bit.
	It's because I'm waiting for a special guest to pop on.
	Because it's going to merge, marry, couple, very well, pun intended, with the first topic of the day, which is going to be...
	The batshit insanity coming out of Canada.
	But before we even get there, as you may have known, hold on one second, did I?
	What?
	I forgot to put the sponsor link in the Rumble side.
	It's in the...
	Oh, I forgot to include it when I started the stream.
	You may or may not have noticed that it says this stream contains a paid promotion.
	But hold on.
	Before we even get there, I'm going to add the link to the Rumble side, which it doesn't seem to pop in automatically when you do it through.
	Okay, there we go.
	And speaking of all the government corruption and the human testing, what do people do if you're a little bit concerned about the things that you may have done to your body?
	As am I. I'm realistic.
	Everybody out there knows that I took two shots of the Pfizer.
	And I was a neurotic hypochondriac.
	It's called fanatophobia, a fear of death.
	I've had a fear of death my entire life.
	Let me take this out for a second before we get into the sponsor's story time.
	Like, it's a bizarre thing.
	If anybody doesn't, like, it's a, some people say, you know, they have a greater fear of public speaking than death.
	Not me, obviously.
	But I have an obsessive fear of death.
	Like, that's my biggest fear on earth.
	What happens after you die?
	What happens before you were born?
	There was a 4.6 billion year period of time.
	There was an eternity before I existed that I was never aware of that occurred.
	And that I'll never experience no, or I had no knowledge of that before.
	Is that what death is like?
	Like, do you go off into the infinite darkness of non-existence?
	Is life after death the same 4.6 billion years of existence that occurred, that I was unaware of, that occurred before me?
	Okay, I don't know.
	When I was a kid, story time.
	It's crazy.
	It'll explain a little bit of some of my issues.
	I used to have a sliding cupboard door in my bedroom back in Montreal.
	And it was like, you know, those overlapping sliding doors?
	And it had a stupid indented handle.
	And I would close it, but it would sort of just pop open just a touch.
	And I would just have to close it.
	And the idiotic, obsessive-compulsive fear was that if I didn't close it properly, I would die in the night and not wake up in the morning.
	So every night before I went to bed, I looked at it.
	If I saw a little crack of darkness, close it right up against the seam and then go back to bed.
	So far, it's worse.
	So, you know, I might be right.
	Irrational fear of death.
	What did I get to all this?
	Oh, yes, that's right, because I've had that before.
	And then when you go get that jibby jab before you have the slightest consciousness of the risks and harms that could occur.
	And in a way, I'm sort of like lucky.
	I checked my batch numbers and there were virtually no adverse events reported.
	I'm not in the demographic on the lower age of things where I really have to worry about my heart.
	I'm not in the age demographic at the end of it where I really have to worry about other stuff.
	And I've always been looking for cancers, tumors.
	I look at my body and inspect it daily.
	So all that to say, I've always had that.
	And what I've done to myself has certainly not aided in that.
	But at some point, hold on.
	Bringing it back out one more time, people.
	Hold on.
	Last time of the day, I promise.
	Remove.
	God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
	We cannot do anything.
	TMI, I haven't even gotten to it.
	Wait until I start talking about...
	Never mind.
	So before we even get there, there are people who are genuinely concerned about what they've done to their body, and you cannot blame them.
	And that's where we thank our good people at The Wellness Company.
	AstraZeneca recently admitted in court that its COVID-19 vaccine could result in life-threatening blood clots.
	I mean, some people were wise to this well before.
	They pulled the Johnson& Johnson in Quebec after a 40-some-odd-year-old woman died of a clot.
	The Daily Mail reported that, quote, AstraZeneca acknowledged in a legal document submitted to the high court in February that its vaccine can, in very rare cases, one in 5,000, depending on what the issue is, cause TTS.
	That is thrombosis.
	I know what this is.
	Thrombocytopenia syndrome, a medical condition where a person suffers blood clots along with low platelet count.
	That admission by AstraZeneca is the first of its kind and won't be the last after the damage we've seen these vaccines cause.
	The question is...
	If you got the vaccine, what can you do?
	Fortunately, Dr. Peter McCullough and his team at the Wellness Company have been leading experts in treating vaccine injury and long COVID since early on.
	And the research has shown that natokinaceae, alongside bromidane and...
	I'm probably mispronouncing some of these.
	Circumine derived from turmeric.
	When I got a sinus infection, all of our beautiful VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community said, turmeric, viva, turmeric and butter.
	Jessica Rose said that.
	And it worked, but my sinus infection might have been on the way out, and I was on antibiotics, but whatever.
	It has great potential at detoxing side effects.
	Dr. McCullough notes, out of all the available therapies I have used in my practice, I believe natokinase and related peptides hold the greatest promise for patients at this time.
	This groundbreaking discovery led to the formulation of the Wellness Company's spike support formula, which contains natokinase, and Dr. McCullough's published base spike detox protocol combines powerful natokinase, bromelain, and curcumin, With incredible results in the patient population.
	To date, tens of thousands of people have followed Dr. McCullough's protocol and taken base spike trio from the wellness company and they've seen results that they claim is nothing shy of miraculous.
	The testimonies on the website speak for themselves.
	Purchasing each ingredient in the Spike Support formula is pricey, but with the Wellness Company's unique formulation, you save 35%.
	And if you use the promo code VIVA, you'll save an additional 10%, or you'll save 10% and get free shipping when you go.
	In Dr. McCullough's own words, quote, isn't it interesting?
	Natural science to combat this mandate disaster.
	And it is interesting, a man-made virus.
	And a man-made vaccine, both wreaking havoc on unassuming populations.
	But finally, there's hope.
	Go to twc.health forward slash Viva.
	Promo code Viva.
	Pick your kit up.
	10% off and free shipping.
	And the link's in the description.
	I saw something in the crowd.
	I saw something in the chat.
	Okay, so hold on.
	I've actually just got to have something on the backdrop here for immediate updates.
	Okay, the Trump has restarted deliberation.
	So, also, first things first, Viva Frei, for those of you who don't know me, my real name, it's not a gotcha, people.
	I'm very proud of my name, David Freiheit.
	Freiheit literally means freedom in German, Yiddish, Germanic language.
	I think in, like, Dutch, it's Freiheit.
	Freiheit, freedom.
	Grandfather's name used to be Freiheiter, freedom fighter, but I guess since he fled for freedom as opposed to fought for freedom, although there was no fighting for it, they didn't drop the ER for that reason, but Freiheit.
	And I used to be a lawyer for like 13 plus years, if anybody thinks I'm just some crazy jackass yelling at a camera, which I might very well be.
	Two things can be true at once.
	13 plus years, sworn in in 2007, and I relinquished my bar license only recently because I was paying thousands of dollars a year to hold a license in a province in which I no longer live, solely so that jackasses on the internet can file anonymous complaints because they don't like my tweets critical of the government.
	We start on YouTube, Rumble, and VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com.
	And I should have made sure that we're good on all of these platforms, which we are.
	And we end on YouTube, bring our eyes and our feet over to Rumble, and then we have an after party at VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com.
	If you want to support the channel, the ways to do it, there's this way.
	Ginger Ninja says, Communism is the new liberty.
	Am I right?
	Well, absolutely.
	I mean...
	Don't be selfish with your individual rights there, Ginger.
	It's the greater good.
	I'm being tongue-in-cheek, and I know Ginger Ninja from our beautiful community.
	In California, different sign language for men versus women.
	In Canada, different sign language.
	Oh, we're getting into Canada, Pasha.
	Ginger Ninja says, when you did that book review, you were on...
	My second biggest fear in life, other than death, is...
	LSD.
	Things that mess with your mind and basically cause temporary insanity, and sometimes it lasts for a long time or forever in some people.
	Can we start calling Canada Kanakistan yet?
	Well, that'll get you locked up in jail, says Fried Pie.
	And then life after death consists of two things.
	Heaven, hell, no purgatory.
	Sorry, Catholics, says Ginger and Joe.
	And by the way, just let me get a few of the crumble cramps while we're at it, and then we're going to get into things.
	We got things to get into.
	Rivka the Jade Gamer, page 30 of the jury instructions, says that a person is guilty of such a conspiracy when, with intent, that conduct says that the underlying crime needn't have happened.
	If I read this correctly, the prosecution doesn't even need to show that Trump intended to use the unlawful means.
	The jury just needs to believe that he intended to conceal a potential intent.
	And then we got Ginger Ninja says, Barnes simps for the Constitution.
	Viva fears illness and death.
	I fear loss of the zeal for liberty in the minds of we the people.
	Many people die one million deaths.
	All only die once.
	God will.
	I die every time I get into an elevator.
	Do you know how many people get killed every year by elevators?
	It's double digits.
	Okay, that's it.
	Now, all that to say, we're going to have the little ticker thing here.
	Everyone should move over to Rumble anyhow.
	The link to Rumble is pinned in YouTube.
	And not so that we do anything mean over on Rumble that we can't do on YouTube, but we vote with our eyes, we vote with our dollar, and we vote with our feet, and we support the platform that supports free speech.
	Speaking of free speech, so we started with Teresa Tam.
	Oh my goodness.
	I'm going to play something that...
	It's only a matter of time before it's illegal to share this.
	This is going to make you laugh your frickin' arse off.
	In as much as I can double-check that this is real, this is not CGI fake, this is Rachel Notley.
	She's a member of the NDP, the New Democrat Party for Alberta.
	I don't know what day it is, but they're flying flags.
	And it's the 2SLGBTQIA +, but they're going to have to have the 2SLGBTQIA +, a little red dot for the menstrual destigmatization in Canada.
	Okay, whatever.
	This is Rachel Notley talking about that beautiful flag that they're hanging on government buildings.
	The trans community is so oppressed and so unseen.
	That they fly the flag over government buildings much in the way an invading party would do after they've conquered foreign land.
	But listen to this and get ready to laugh and get ready to go to jail for laughing if you live in Canada.
	Thank you so much, Brooks.
	Now, some of you might not know the origin of this particular fag hanging out of my office window.
	Ceremonial flags are not uncommon on the grounds of the Alberta legislature and here in Violet King Henry Plaza, in fact.
	Some of you might have missed that flub, that Freudian slip.
	Listen to this.
	Thank you so much, Brooks.
	Some of you might not know the origin of this particular fag hanging out of my office window.
	Ceremonial flags are not uncommon on the grounds of the Alberta legislature and here in Violet King Henry Plaza, in fact.
	Thank you so much, Brooks.
	Some of you might not know the origin of this particular fag hanging out of my office window.
	I think I hear someone in the crowd try to correct her in real time.
	Now, it's all...
	Tongue in cheek.
	You know, I'm only making fun of her because she deserves it.
	Because she blocked me on Twitter like a year ago.
	And I can't complain.
	I'm technically not a resident of Canada, so they're not blocking a constituent.
	I don't live in Alberta.
	And I can be a bit of an asshole on Twitter.
	And I don't blame people for blocking me on Twitter, but I will make fun of them for doing it.
	It's a flub.
	It's hilarious.
	It's almost as embarrassing as when I said Trump instead of Trudeau during my wonderful speech at the protestation of the fight for free speech up in Toronto.
	It's embarrassing.
	I expect people to make fun of me for it because it's embarrassing.
	But that's funny as hell, people.
	Context-wise...
	And the irony is that when conservatives make a flub that...
	What progressives, lefties, democrats, liberals can argue is the revelation or the revealing of some underlying racial, religious bigotry.
	They'll do it.
	They've done it.
	When they use words that actually have no correlation to any underlying racism or bigotry, I'm not going to say the word because people will take it out of context.
	They make that argument.
	This woman had the biggest flub that, if one wants to be an unforgiving a-hole, will say reveals her underlying bigotry and how she actually feels about the people that she purports to represent.
	Hilarious.
	I had to share with everybody, so enjoy that.
	Here's the link.
	All right, but that's the less...
	That's the more humorous part of this.
	Now we're going to get into some really, really freaky-deaky level perversion.
	And it is perversion.
	Okay, let me get this one here.
	Because it is, for those of you who don't know what day, May 28th.
	May 28th.
	I just want to make sure I phrase it properly.
	Menstrual destigmatization day, Canada.
	I can't even get that word out of my mouth.
	Two days ago, Government of Canada continues to advance menstrual equity.
	I'll read this in a second.
	So, it was Menstrual Equity Day on May 28th in Canada.
	Menstrual equity.
	I don't know what the hell that even means because not all people menstruate equally.
	In fact, some people, men, don't menstruate at all.
	Some women don't menstruate either, though they're still women.
	But it was menstrual equity day, whatever the hell this is.
	Okay, before I even get into it, people, let me put on pause here before we have a man explain to us the inequities of menstruation.
	Hold on.
	Can someone tell me what this is next to his name?
	What language is this?
	I haven't been able to cut and paste it.
	It is Mandarin, right?
	I don't want to be a total ignoramus.
	Let me just go to the chat.
	Right now and see if we've got an answer for that.
	I'm going to go to vivabarneslaw.locals.com because they're going to get the right answer faster.
	Is that Mandarin?
	Let me see here.
	I'm waiting for it because before I make an accusation, or at least before I ask the obvious question, what language is that next to Terry Beach's name?
	Oh, hold on a second.
	Okay, now I'm going to rumble.
	Let's see what's going on here.
	Changes have been saved.
	I'm just going to go to the chat.
	Before I get too far in Andrin, it's not Zulu.
	Come on, people.
	I feel ignorant because I couldn't cut and paste to go to Google Translate.
	No, but I couldn't.
	I couldn't copy and paste it.
	Copy and paste in Google.
	Everyone's giving me...
	It's Chinese characters, but the Japanese use them too.
	Okay.
	Well, I've noticed a number of Canadian politicians with Chinese characters next to their name.
	Now, I don't know.
	Maybe Terry Beach is half Chinese, and so it's paying tribute to his heritage, which I would have no problem with.
	I have no problem one way or the other, but I find it just bizarre because there's a lot of Canadian politicians, and they tend to be liberals, who are putting Chinese translations of their names in their Twitter profiles, and they appear on their Wikipedia.
	Pages.
	Which I also find weird.
	Let me see if our locals got it.
	I can't tell for sure, but it's not Korean.
	Looks like Chinese, Mandarin, or otherwise.
	Okay, good.
	That's from Joe Maskew and Finboy Slick, who makes the best AI images.
	All right.
	Now that we've established that, which establishes nothing, let's listen.
	I mean, first of all, am I able to zoom in on his face?
	I am.
	I am.
	If you wake up in the middle of the night with someone like this looking at you or someone looking at you like this, or if someone's trying to sell you a car and they're looking at you like this, or if they're waiting to offer your daughters free tampons and they're looking at you like this, you better run in the opposite direction and call the cops as fast as you can.
	But listen to this.
	Listen to this.
	We're going to get there eventually.
	Terry Beach, before we go there, he is your...
	Close?
	Okay, hold on.
	Okay, he's a politician.
	I just got to go.
	Okay, I'm closing it.
	We're going to go.
	All right, here we go.
	Get ready to vomit in your mouths, people.
	Hi, everyone.
	Terry Beach, you're a member of Parliament for Bernard Seymour.
	This bracelet commemorates...
	Let me stop here.
	I'm going to stop and then I'm going to play it again and not interrupt.
	This is spoken like a man who's got a proverbial gun to his head.
	I look back at some of my old videos and I could tell when I was not confident in what I was saying or when I was uncomfortable.
	In speaking to a camera, you talk a little bit like this.
	Look at him.
	He's like turtled up.
	Because he can't get over what...
	He's turtled up.
	He can't get over how bent over he is.
	He's got to come out, point to his bracelet for menstruation equity day.
	He doesn't want to say this, but he's got the proverbial virtue signaling gun to his head.
	And he's got no freaking choice.
	I'm going to let it play and I'm going to shut my big mouth for however long this video is.
	It's a minute and 20 seconds.
	Shut up, Fever.
	Go.
	Hi, everyone.
	Terry Beach, you're a member of Parliament for Bernard Seymour.
	This bracelet commemorates May 28th, which is Menstrual Hygiene Day.
	There are millions of women around the world who are unable to reach their full potential simply because they menstruate.
	And so this day is about reducing the stigma.
	as a father of two young girls, I want to make sure that they, along with billions of girls and women around the world, have an equal opportunity that everybody else has.
	It's also a massive affordability issue.
	And that's why in all federal workplaces, menstrual products are now available for free.
	Oh, oh, oh, oh!
	I'm bringing this back up.
	Don't start talking, Terry Beach.
	I feel like I just aged five years watching that video.
	I saw that video yesterday, and I said, again, we're going to get into the realm of the universe where it's going to be a legitimate defense to say, I never said that, that's AI.
	You think I'd sit there and point to a bracelet and talk about menstrual remembrance day and invite young girls or menstruating girls into my bathroom in Burnaby because I got three tampons in the toilet?
	Now I'm going to break it up.
	I'm going to pause because the hardest thing for me is to shut my mouth.
	I'm going to pause and I'm just going to tell you exactly what I think at every point of this and why this man should be not just ashamed.
	He should be shunned.
	And he shouldn't be allowed in the presence of young girls that are not his daughters.
	Oh my goodness.
	Let's go through this.
	He should not be in the presence of young girls.
	I'm just expecting to open up his vest and have like, you want your tampons?
	I got some more in the back.
	I got good ones.
	Listen to this.
	Hi everyone.
	Terry Beach, you're a member of Parliament.
	This bracelet commemorates May 28th, which is Menstrual Hygiene Day.
	Hygiene day.
	Commemorations, typically commemorative days celebrate events, tragedies, or successes.
	They are commemorating menstrual hygiene day.
	Could you give it a more disgusting term?
	You're trying to destigmatize menstruation as if there's stigma around it in the first place.
	What could be more misogynist than a man?
	That he's white makes no difference.
	That a man sitting down, mansplaining to women that they should destigmatize the nastiness that is the beauty of the woman body because without menstruation, you don't have babies, I guess.
	There has to be a natural reason why the woman will shed the eggs monthly so that you get the freshest egg for procreation.
	Who the hell said there's any stigma with a period?
	You sick, misogynist prick.
	There are millions of women around the world who are unable to reach their full potential simply because they menstruate.
	What the fuck does that mean?
	There are millions of women who are unable to reach their full potential simply because they menstruate.
	Is that how you view women, Terry?
	Who says that other than...
	A misogynist bigot.
	Who says that except for the sickest male chauvinist on the planet?
	What the hell does that even mean?
	Does that mean like they can't compete in water sports for three days a month?
	Although I think they have workarounds around that.
	Does that mean like women who don't menstruate can somehow reach a greater potential than women who do menstruate?
	Is that to say that life and the world is holding them back because three to seven days a month?
	They shed from their ovaries an egg that results in bleeding.
	It's the craziest thing on earth.
	But they do this themselves and they put it out there.
	And then they get mad at you when you get mad at them.
	And so this day is about reducing the stigma.
	Reducing the stigma.
	What stigma?
	The one that you're creating now?
	To stigmatize women?
	For menstruation?
	Who the hell stigmatizes?
	Just because you don't talk about it at the dinner table, although I talk about all...
	Is there a stigma around doing duty?
	To reduce the stigma of poo-poo, we should make Fecal Remembrance Day.
	This was part of my joke.
	You're getting the joke now.
	We should make Fecal Remembrance Day and we should have a poop emoji flag to celebrate Fecal...
	What was it?
	Fecal Remembrance Day?
	No.
	It was Fecal Hygiene Day.
	Do you not know how to wipe your butt?
	Oh, no.
	This is about providing free tampons to women because...
	Affordability is a major issue about tampons in women?
	What is this jackass celebrating, that Canadian women are so impoverished they can't afford tampons?
	As a father of two young girls, I want to make sure that they, along with billions of girls and women around the world, have an equal opportunity that everybody else has.
	As a father of two young girls, you should know that there are some things that It's also a massive affordability issue.
	And that's why in all federal workplaces, menstrual products are now available for free.
	In fact, if you come into my constituency office and use the washroom, you will see that menstrual products are available there as well.
	So let's end the stigma.
	If you come to my constituency and use my bathroom, girlies, if you come to my constituency and use my bathroom, I've got free tampons for you girls.
	I mean, it's so disgusting, I can't get over it.
	And like, hold on a second.
	Is there news?
	Someone said someone must have something on this judge.
	Let me just refresh and see if there's any breaking news.
	Come to my bathroom.
	I got free condoms.
	I'm sorry, not condoms.
	Freudian slip.
	Well, they are doing that as well, but they've been doing that for a long time.
	But I got tampons for you girls.
	That's how progressive I am.
	And we're going to destigmatize your dirty, dirty period.
	Oh, you bleed?
	That's dirty.
	You don't feel bad about that?
	You should feel bad about that.
	And we'll make a day to make you not feel bad about what I just made you feel bad about that you had no reason to feel bad about and that you probably never felt bad about in the first place.
	I hope South Park has a field day with this.
	And then the question becomes, because I'm married to a woman.
	I don't know if you know that.
	And we were discussing this after she talked me out of my fecal memorial date.
	She had some decent questions.
	Which brings us to our guest of the day, people.
	This is not a first, but it's a second, or maybe a third.
	This is my wife.
	She's the number one guest in all of Florida, and she's going to talk to us about...
	All right.
	Just so you know, we're in the same house.
	We're just on different floors.
	We are not separated.
	We are not divorced.
	But this is going to be funny, and this is a first for Florida.
	This is Viva and Marion talking menstruation equity day.
	Three, two, one.
	Marion, how goes the battle, ma 'am?
	Oh, it goes pretty well.
	Or should I say good, good?
	You should say good.
	Marion, let me ask you the obvious question.
	As a woman who menstruates, how does it feel looking at that?
	I mean, this is a sincere question.
	I don't want to make a joke of it.
	I feel fearful for young girls across the country to see that dude sitting there talking about menstrual equity.
	How did you feel when I showed you that?
	I can't believe that that's real.
	First of all, he's sitting on the stairs, which to me is the definition of mansplaining.
	Not that I talk much about mansplaining, but he's sitting on the...
	How can they not at least have a woman talking to us about menstrual day or whatever day it is?
	He's sitting there.
	Oh, the whole thing is so cringe.
	I just...
	I can't even.
	Marion, just so you know, I ordered us 20 bracelets for next year.
	What was it called?
	What day is it?
	May 28th?
	It was May 28th.
	Okay, but now you asked some questions, and I won't pry too much because I know the answers about female hygiene or female menstruation, but you asked some legitimate questions, some of which were borderline conspiratorial, and others were totally logical because you had more experience.
	What were the questions that you asked, Marion?
	I wanted to know which products they would be providing for free, and where did they get these products, and are they the recommended products that people should be using these days?
	Uh-oh, we have someone at the front door.
	Who's getting it?
	Okay, I'm closer.
	You keep going.
	Tell Mila.
	Someone's at the door!
	It's her friend.
	Okay, hold on a second.
	Keep going, keep going.
	It's good.
	Today is the last day of school.
	So I went to pick Mila up from school and she said, can I have a friend or two over?
	And I said, sure, I'll pick you up and your friend.
	She shows up with seven people.
	That Volkswagen Tiguan with the two seats in the back is proving to be invaluable.
	Marion, we're going to demystify the woman's menstrual cycle right here because I know this having grown up with a mother and, you know, there are different types.
	There's pads, there's inserts, and then there's a...
	Inserts?
	The things that go up, the applicators.
	I'm not arguing that we can talk about menstrual cycles more and that people can be educated about it, but...
	That guy sitting on the stairs telling us that now he has free.
	And the part that got me, women cannot reach their full potential because of menstruation.
	And that giving us free pads is going to solve.
	Okay, I have one question though.
	Does it hurt when you have your period?
	I mean, everyone's experience is different.
	Some people have more painful menstrual cramps.
	Are we getting into this?
	Well, my joke is...
	I'm pretty lucky I do not.
	Everyone's cycle is different.
	Cycles are typically 28 days.
	Are we getting into the biology, too?
	Well, my question is, so you are shedding an egg in the blood.
	It's shedding the lining of the inside of the ovaries?
	The uterus?
	Yeah.
	And then it sheds the lining.
	And you would release an egg and the egg...
	If it is not fertilized, everything gets released.
	Well, that is kind of gross.
	It takes anywhere between two and five days to shed the lining, and the lining is made up of blood.
	Yeah, many different other things.
	What is the word for the tampon that has the inserts with the applicator?
	That's a tampon.
	Okay, then you get a pad, and then there's other things.
	um like they're little cups so i'm wondering if we're giving these away uh and then it just collects throughout the day and you don't have to this is too much The cup collects the stuff and it's reusable and it's better for the body because, look, I know this growing up as well.
	I had a sister and my mother's a neurotic.
	If you thought I'm neurotic.
	And then one of the things we were brought up with was toxic shock syndrome.
	The stories of women who forgot they had a tampon in, put another one in, and then the one that absorbed all the blood caused basically, not encephalitis, blood infection.
	What's that called?
	Toxic shock syndrome.
	You can grow back.
	Yeah, it's anything.
	That has blood and can have some kind of bacterial growth.
	So yeah, I think growing up, that's probably the education that we got is don't leave your tampon in for more than eight hours.
	And everyone, like, eight hours and one minute, like, oh my god, I have toxics.
	I've never even thought about the quality difference between tampons like made in China.
	Are they good face masks or are they the potentially toxic face masks if they're asking you to insert into your body?
	So what are they giving at these?
	So I'm sure that I haven't really looked into it that closely recently, but there are many different types of brands.
	And one thing that I would be skeptical about or something I would worry is if they're using these...
	One thing I know is for sure with toilet paper, they've started making different types of toilet paper.
	And toilet paper, you can imagine, is something that gets very close to your body.
	And if the toilet paper has toxins in it, then it can enter your...
	Your body.
	And so if you're something you're using every day, like a tampon, what kind of products are they using?
	And so with toilet paper, I heard that they started using like recycled toilet paper, not recycled toilet, but they're using recycled products like paper to make what they would call a greener type of toilet paper.
	But in fact, they're using some that might have more toxins because they're using whatever types of recycled material.
	Plastics or who knows?
	Man, you talked me out of my fecal remembrance or fecal equity, David.
	Now we're going to get into it because I use a lot of toilet paper because everyone knows about my medical stuff.
	I'm going to be concerned about that.
	I want to get the bidet thing because apparently that's much better in all respects.
	Maybe we'll get the, you know, you put it on top of the toilet seat and it'll spray water.
	That's what they use in Europe, right?
	Yeah, well, they also pee in holes in some places in Europe.
	And then you asked who gets the contracts, and that's where I know that I've done my job.
	Oh, you think your job?
	No, in terms of making you cynical, who gets the contracts?
	How much are they going to cost?
	Is it going to be an $80,000 tampon app that's going to balloon to $50 million?
	Their friends will get good contracts to import cheap Chinese crap and toxify women's private parts.
	We don't know.
	That is the question.
	That's something that I wouldn't have thought of before maybe the last two years, let's say.
	And now cue the Jack Nicholson meme.
	Yes, yes, Mary.
	All right, good.
	What are you drinking?
	Is that the cold brew?
	It is.
	It's pretty strong.
	I think it needs to be diluted a bit more.
	I was going to start talking really fast.
	All right, well, before we...
	Do you have any more on the periods that we should talk about?
	Stigma!
	I think that it really needs to be talked about.
	He said women cannot reach their full potential.
	Look at me.
	What are we educating our children?
	is that when you have your period, you can't reach your full potential.
	I'll be at this maybe a distraction, It's a distraction throughout the day, but it's not that we can't reach our full potential.
	I would call that misinformation.
	Misinformation.
	It's misogyny.
	The whole thing is pretty wild.
	I think at the end of the day, it is important to educate people about this.
	That's the question.
	How much typically does it cost?
	For tampon stuffs for a month?
	I don't know, but like maybe $20?
	Okay.
	Maybe?
	So please send women across the country $20 a month and let them decide.
	That's kind of like what they're doing in some states in the US.
	Which is a totally different topic, but in Florida and in Arizona, and I think maybe a few others, they're starting to do things with homeschooling where they're taking money that they would otherwise provide to educate your kids in the public school and that you can request these funds so that you can decide how you want to educate and how you want to spend that money.
	I'm curious if they could just do something like that.
	Yeah, or I think under the CARES Act in America, their tampons are tax deductible.
	It seems that in Canada, they're not tax deductible, but they don't collect the full government sales tax on tampons.
	How about just make them tax deductible?
	Keep your receipts and you get to deduct that from your income at the end of the year.
	Problem solved.
	Problem solved.
	Show the book, and I'm going to put the link in for the book.
	This is not a...
	Talking about education.
	Speaking of education and the female biology, because your book does confirm that the woman brain is half the size of the man's brain, correct?
	Yes, absolutely.
	If you looked at page 55...
	That's not true, but women's brains are different, and that gets back to the fact that in terms of education, women and men have different hormones, and our hormones are very...
	Important for regulating our behaviors.
	And this book doesn't talk about how estrogen and testosterone and different female hormones and male hormones affect the brain, but it's an introduction to how the brain works.
	And so we have two books.
	These are books that I started making when we moved to Florida.
	I collaborated with my friend and colleague.
	I don't know if this works.
	Maria Zamfir.
	I can't go there.
	Yeah, there you go.
	Zamfir.
	PhD.
	And Marion Van Horn.
	She's done all the...
	Wow, I'm really...
	My brain's not working in terms of the camera and which way to go.
	She did all the illustrations.
	And she did these illustrations throughout her PhD to help explain complex neuroscience topics.
	And so in the first book, which came out last year, it's all about how the brain works.
	And so there's different types of activities and coloring pages.
	And explanations.
	So why is it important to keep your brain healthy?
	What is a neuroscientist?
	And it comes with different coloring pages.
	And we start introducing different neurotransmitters, neuromodulators like GABA.
	And so she made this cute neuron called Lady.
	Look, I've always been amazed at how the neurons look exactly like a bolt of lightning and in a way they function in the exact same way.
	And tell me why that's scientifically accurate.
	Let me get to the page that what is a neuron.
	So is this the bolt of lightning?
	Yeah, like some lightning.
	Some lightning.
	A neuron has an axon here, a cell body, dendrites, and then a synapse.
	And the synapse is where it releases neurotransmitters.
	And to release neurotransmitters, there is a change in electrical activity.
	As a neuroscientist, you can record the activity of individual neurons and they have a resting membrane potential and changes in activity, there'll be a little change in their electrical activity, which will cause a depolarization of the cell and the cell will release neurotransmitters at the synapse, which then go to the next neuron and binds to receptors.
	So the neurotransmitter binds to receptors.
	That will also cause a change in the cell and change its membrane potential.
	And so we say it's like a chemical that binds to receptors, like a key that unlocks a lock.
	And so there are many different types of neurotransmitters.
	They all have their own specific receptor.
	And so these are just basic principles that I think everybody should know about the brain and how it works.
	We go into some detail about...
	Synapses, synaptic buddies.
	Now that you mention it, though, and for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the book Chaos that you have been listening to as I listen to it on the phone, what do things like LSD and drugs do to the brain?
	Well, they mimic some of the neurotransmitters and they bind to receptors.
	So you'll have a receptor like, let's say ketamine, because that's one that I would probably...
	No more about.
	So ketamine binds a receptor called the NMDA receptor and it blocks it.
	So NMDA receptors is an excitatory...
	Oh, you missed the explanation.
	Yeah, sorry.
	The dog had to come in.
	I'll watch it again later.
	Ketamine, which has been in the legal news recently, is one of these drugs that binds to a receptor called the NMDA receptor.
	And it's one of the most common excitatory...
	Glutamatergic receptors in the brain.
	It binds and it blocks it.
	So normally you would have glutamate and this other molecule, either deserine or glycine, that binds to this receptor.
	And with activation, normally it would open and close.
	And when it opens and closes, you get different ions like calcium that pass in and out.
	But if it's blocked with ketamine, then it can't perform its regular job.
	What are you laughing at?
	Reminder, this is viva foreplay.
	There's a really good book called Brain on Fire that talks about NMDA receptors.
	And that's something that I studied in my postdoc research.
	So it acts a bit like schizophrenia.
	And schizophrenia is thought to be as a result of some dysfunction.
	In the NMDA receptor, or one of the theories.
	And so this book, Brain on Fire, was about a journalist who started to have these weird kind of psychotic symptoms, became very paranoid.
	Some of the doctors thought that she had schizophrenia or that she was in her early 20s.
	And then it turns out it wasn't.
	It was that she was actually producing antibodies for her NMDA receptor.
	And that was causing her...
	To have these symptoms.
	So she was basically, her body was basically rejecting her own receptors.
	So it's a good book.
	After the brain.
	And the second book that we just put out is called How We Feel.
	And it goes into more details about touch and pain.
	So how our nervous system works in terms of our sensory system.
	I'm giving everyone the link to the book in Locals, and I gave it on here.
	And in Locals, Locals had a question.
	Stillwater said this.
	Anthony Huberman was just talking about this.
	Andrew Huberman?
	Why did I say Anthony?
	No, it is Anthony.
	Okay.
	It's Andrew.
	It's Andrew Huberman.
	I think I must have poisoned them.
	Stillwater asks, what can we do to reduce our risk of dementia?
	Is it hereditary?
	I think the second question is, yes, it's hereditary to reduce the risks.
	There's a very, well, that's a good question because there is a very small component that's hereditary, but I think like 75% of it is lifestyle.
	So it's really about back to basics.
	Exercise, socializing.
	Exercise, like increasing blood flow to the brain, staying mentally active and socially active, like meeting with people.
	And there's a really big component that's like social interactions.
	Let me piss off a lot of people, Marion.
	Also, eating meat is good for the brain, correct?
	There are many important nutrients in meat.
	We're having a barbecue tonight?
	There are different types of meat.
	Basically, you want to avoid processed foods.
	So if you're going to be eating a lot of cold cuts and things like that, that's not the same as eating a grass-fed steak.
	So that's why when I send you to the butcher, it's not for...
	Not for bacon?
	And also the same with any meats, like chicken and pork, whatever you're eating.
	It's important to know a little bit about where the animal came from because you're eating what the what the animal was exposed to.
	That's something that I've never even thought of until like the antibiotics jabbed cows and the chicken that I never even thought of.
	I always just thought protein was protein and you know things get I'm so stupid Mary.
	The meat is going to be quite different.
	This is something I've only learned recently, too, is that the meat's going to be very different depending on what the animal ate.
	So if the animal was exposed to its normal grass-fed diet, it will have different levels of omega-3s, which is a very important, let's say, nutrient for the brain.
	So omega-3s, you can find it in high quantities in...
	In fish, in certain nuts, olive oil, and then it's also in meat, but depending on the type of meat.
	So it's not like all meat is created equal.
	Someone had asked here.
	I want to bring this one up and then...
	Hold on.
	The screen has gotten here.
	Here.
	Okay.
	Can Marion confirm that sugar is bad for your brain and can cause dementia?
	Alzheimer's?
	Well, I mean, I don't know if I can confirm, but yes.
	It is definitely...
	Some people call Alzheimer's the...
	Type 3 diabetes.
	Sugar is a huge problem for the brain in terms of overconsumption.
	A little bit of sugar here and there is not going to kill your brain, but they're showing that type 1...
	Pre-diabetes is skyrocketing.
	Obesity is skyrocketing.
	And these are all really not good things for health in general.
	So anything that's good for your heart is probably also good for your brain.
	It's all connected.
	So definitely someone said you are what you eat.
	For sure.
	We're eating, as a population, a lot more processed foods, a lot of sugar.
	The processed foods, they add a lot more sugar.
	Did I show you the picture of the ingredients of the Monster Energy drink, the big cans?
	They contain 120% of your daily sugar intake in one of those big cans.
	And I know we've been getting obsessed about this with the kids and the Starbucks coffees, not the Starbucks coffees, the Starbucks, what are they called?
	Refreshers?
	Well, anything, any of these drinks, it's something that I've noticed since we've moved to the U.S. And also, not maybe the U.S., but...
	Maybe to the suburbs as we're driving a lot more.
	So you're passing all these fast food stores or fast food restaurants.
	And yeah, we were stopping it at Starbucks a thousand times more than we were before.
	And you think like, oh, a drink here and there.
	But then I was listening to this.
	I think she was a pediatrician.
	She says that she's seeing a really large increase in prediabetes, even in kids that look.
	Healthy.
	So kids that may not be obese, but they have high insulin levels or high blood glucose levels.
	It means that even if they've been not eating anything, their glucose levels are still very high.
	Just suggesting that there's too much.
	And so what she was explaining is that a lot of these teenagers, they're going from school and they're going straight to Starbucks and they're getting a large...
	Drink every day, even though it's just the accessibility is much easier to pick.
	And it's a fun routine when you pick them up from school.
	You're exercising and whatever, but these drinks, it's just like hidden sugars.
	And it doesn't even need to be that much.
	They could be half the sugar.
	So I think instead, I'm reading your title, liberals fixated on the menstruation.
	We really should be fixated on fixing our food.
	These things, these stupid drinks, they have one gram of sugar.
	Is it one gram?
	Yeah, one gram of carbohydrates, and that's all you need.
	I did the bubble tea with the kids the other day, and we got half sweet, and it was still sweet enough.
	Yeah.
	Hold on, let's see if the locals has got any more questions for you.
	What's the best diet to reduce the risk of dementia, acid, water, keto?
	The diet stuff is so difficult.
	There are so many different diets out there.
	And I don't think you can come up with one.
	Some people do really well if they really need a dramatic change with keto or paleo or paleo, I guess.
	But I think at the end of the day, what makes you feel good?
	What gives you energy?
	Steak.
	It's typically balanced.
	It's really important to have lots of fiber, omega-3s.
	It's the balance between omega-3s and omega-6s that are important.
	Our diet typically has a lot of, at least in North America, it has a lot of omega-6s.
	Which is in the seed oils and things like that.
	The STFU, he's not telling us to shut the fuck up for fuck's sake, but that's his name.
	Those frappuccinos have thousands of calories and literal ounces of sugar when human really shouldn't exceed 50 grams of carbs a day.
	It's insidious.
	We don't do those frappuccinos.
	Those are ridiculous.
	And even with the Tim Hortons in Canada, the iced coffee, it's insane.
	But those just, the refreshers, and you ask for like half sweet, and it's jury instructions to menstrual cycles.
	Well, we're going to get back to jury instructions in a second.
	Let me just see if there's been any in Rumble.
	Ginger Ninja says, I'm calling it.
	Side effects of government-provided tampons will end up being miscarriage, infertility, and birth defects, population control.
	Calling it.
	Ginger Ninja is one degree more cynical than me.
	That doesn't mean he's wrong.
	Are they giving...
	Oh, I guess it's already free contraception.
	Like, birth control is already free in Canada, right?
	That was their biggest talking point.
	Also, they're going after the kids and giving them condoms and talking sex.
	Well, that's the other thing.
	You don't need parental consent to be prescribed birth control after the age of 14 or something.
	Birth control is another one that's a big topic.
	Maybe we'll save that for Marion and Viva episode 2. Maybe.
	So I shall see you in the book again, people.
	Hold on, do I have the link to the book?
	Amazon, the brain coloring book.
	And we can do this and we can take questions.
	Maybe we'll have this as a Locals exclusive.
	We'll turn it into...
	There's Big Brain Barnes and there's Big Brains Mare and then there's Thanatophobia Viva.
	Is that a dog or are those the kids that I hear?
	I don't know.
	That's the kids.
	I heard something mewling.
	Oh, I have to go get the other kids.
	Well, I'll be in school today.
	Last day, oh my goodness.
	You'll see me in two months.
	Everyone loves kids, but when you have them 24-7, we've got two months of kids at home now.
	I may have to go into the local studio daily.
	I'm joking, I'm not going to.
	Okay, Mare?
	Thank you.
	I'll see you soon.
	Steak, barbecue.
	We're going to do a barbecue tonight.
	I think we have like 12 people here for dinner tonight.
	That's even more of an excuse for a barbecue.
	Okay.
	How do I leave?
	Okay, I see.
	Bye!
	All right, people.
	Now let's get back to politics.
	Okay, so that's my wife.
	And that was the joke about the tampons.
	She's like, I never even thought about the fact that you need to worry that you're not putting cheap Chinese crap up your vajayjay.
	And the idea that who would get the contract...
	We have lived through an era of corruption and government lies and expert lies, and we are now all the wiser for it.
	That was fun.
	What do we have here?
	Over...
	Sugared menstruations greater than jury de-instructions.
	So I think we're going to move into whatever the latest of the day is on the jury instructions.
	She's way too smart for Viva, says Uzellian.
	We all have our strengths and weaknesses in this world.
	She's the calm one.
	Yes.
	Everyone has their yin to their yang.
	Okay, what we're gonna do now, people, I think it's time we can get off YouTube and go over to Viva Fry on Rumble.
	I'll give everybody the link there, Rumble, or come on over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com and we're gonna have our after party.
	Has there been any breaking news, We'll go over the theories.
	This is for locals.
	We'll go over the theories, the latest, the instructions, the rubbish, the nonsense, the takes, because I go and I pick everybody's brain.
	Knowledge is the gift that once given can never be taken back.
	And I like gifting myself the knowledge of others and even the wrong information from others so I know who to trust and who not to trust on a going forward basis.
	But come on over to Viva Fry.
	You're not going to come over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com for $10 a month, $100 a year.
	You get tons of free, goody, goody, good stuff.
	I'm joking.
	I don't even know if this was directed at me.
	Okay, let's go.
	This is Locals one last time, and let's see that number drop from YouTube.
	And we'll see what happens.
	I'm going to go on with Alex Jones at 3 o 'clock this afternoon.
	I don't know if it's a Twitter space or...
	My new glasses are ready also.
	That's good.
	Okay.
	I don't know if it's a Twitter space or it's going to be on with Alex Jones at 3 o 'clock.
	I think I'm going to be on with Jones at 3 o 'clock.
	So, did Mershaw make jury instructions available to the public?
	I think, I mean, people are citing pages, but he didn't, no, he couldn't have given them to the public because he said he wouldn't give written copies of the jury instructions.
	Anyhow, we're going to get into all of that over on Rumble.
	One last time here, vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	Locals and Rumble.
	And we'll see what happens.
	I mean, it's an amazing thing that they're still deliberating.
	And it's an amazing thing what that judge has done in terms of jury instructions.
	We're at the stage now of not even find me the man, I'll show you the crime.
	It's find me the man and who gives a flying fuck if there's a crime?
	It doesn't matter anymore.
	It doesn't matter.
	Sorry for swearing.
	Viva, hold the phone like a man.
	Not a girl with fingernails?
	I think I'll hold my phone.
	I hold it so that I can read the serenity prayer every time.
	All right, let's end this here and we're going to go over some of the hot takes over on Rumble.
	Do it!
	Let's do this.
	Boom.
	We're out.
	Ending.
	Oh, and I'm on Twitter as well.
	I forgot about that.
	Okay, so ending on Twitter.
	Number one.
	No, I don't want to view on Twitter.
	I want to end it on Twitter.
	Hold on.
	Sorry about this.
	Okay, we're going to go.
	Ending on Twitter.
	Remove.
	Okay, good.
	Remove.
	Now let's see this.
	Now we're going to end on YouTube.
	Good.
	And now we're going over.
	To rumble.
	Booyah, people!
	Did I do this properly?
	Panic, attack, and we're live.
	Good.
	All right.
	So now, I put out a quick video of it yesterday.
	Jury instructions are...
	It's a joke.
	It's a joke by all accounts.
	So I read the Twitter feed from Inner City Press, and I'm saying to myself, this is a flipping joke.
	And then I say, well, I'm an idiot.
	I'm a Canadian lawyer, no criminal law experience in America, so I'm going to go pick the brains of people who I respect who have proven themselves to be accurate over time and see what they have to say.
	And I'll also go to the people who have proven themselves to be accurate in their inaccuracy over time to see what they're saying.
	Because if Aaron Rupar, if MSNBC, if Rachel Maddow are saying jury instruction's good, I know they're bad, period.
	If Dershowitz, Turley, and Big Brain Barnes, Big Brains Barnes, are saying this is a joke, I know who has proven themselves to be right and wrong more often than not over the years.
	So the jury instructions that the judge gave, you do not need to be unanimous on the underlying crime.
	Let me see if I can pull this tweet up here.
	Okay, that's Dersh's.
	I'm going to get to Dersh's.
	Let me just, I want to pull this up here.
	I don't want to make a mistake.
	Judge Mershon.
	Let's just see what this has to say.
	Here we go.
	This is it.
	So John Roberts Fox says, Judge Mershon just told the jury that they do not need unanimity to convict.
	That's a phraseology that I think is misleading.
	Four could agree on one crime, four on a different one, and four on another one.
	He said that he would treat 444 as a unanimous verdict.
	That is, I think, misunderstanding what the judge said.
	And my understanding of what the judge said is, and I described this, explained this yesterday with Alex Jones, and I've picked the brains to make sure that I'm not wrong, is that the judge did not say you don't need to be unanimous on the guilty verdict.
	What he said was that you do not need to be unanimous on the predicate act or the predicate crime that itself is the predicate act, predicate crime, to the 34 charges, felony, what's the word that they called it?
	Falsifying business records.
	The idea is he falsified the business records.
	To get it to a felony beyond a misdemeanor which would have been barred by the statute of limitations, it had to be fraudulently concealing an underlying felony.
	And this instructions that he gave the jury is you don't need to be unanimous on what the underlying felony is.
	And as I went through in the vlog yesterday, the underlying felony could be one of three different charges.
	Election interference.
	Tax fraud, although the judge was sure to specify, is the word incredulously or amazingly, was sure to specify that you don't need to have actually paid less in taxes in order for it to qualify as tax fraud.
	I don't know how the hell that works, but of course this is the same state that said that Trump committed insurance fraud and tax fraud by fraudulently overvaluing his assets.
	Which would mean that he would have paid more in taxes.
	They didn't call it tax fraud.
	They called it, well, business fraud.
	He overvalued his assets so that he got preferential bank loans.
	Even though, you know, overvaluing the assets for insurance purposes means you pay a higher premium in insurance.
	So the judge says you don't need to be unanimous on the underlying predicate crime.
	It can be one of three.
	Tax fraud, election fraud, and there was another one there.
	False fine.
	I don't know what the third one was.
	That's what he said.
	He didn't say you don't have to be unanimous on the conviction because you do.
	Period.
	The rumors of the day are that there's a holdout.
	The rumor, and people are dramatizing it, but I don't think anybody really knows, and I don't know how they could even know if they said they knew.
	And I'm not picking anybody's names to make fun of anybody, but the rumoring is that there's a holdout on the jury, and the others are trying to convince them.
	And because they came back with questions to the judge about...
	Pecker's testimony and Cohen's testimony.
	And then they came back and asked that the instructions be reread to them.
	So this was what Turley reported.
	Can I go down into the rabbit hole here?
	I can.
	Turley said yesterday, the day after menstruation hygiene day, which he did not wear the bracelet, that bigot Turley does not wear the period bracelet.
	Shame on him.
	I'm joking.
	Jonathan Turley writes, the note has four requests, three on Pecker's testimony and one on Michael Cohen's testimony on the Trump Tower meeting.
	Barnes, who has vastly more experience and vastly better judgment than many people out there, his read is, some jurors voted not guilty and the lynching jurors demanding conviction, asking questions, asking the questions to lecture the holdouts.
	Barnes is not assuming that there's only one holdout, but obviously there's no unanimity on anything because they wouldn't have been deliberating.
	If there's unanimity on acquittal, he would have been out.
	If there was unanimity on conviction, they would have come out already and said it.
	So clearly there's holdouts.
	The question is how many and what is the dynamic between the holdouts and the Never Trumpers, TDS, Robert De Niro, Alec Baldwin loving members of the jury.
	So that's Barnes' take on that.
	We'll get to some questions afterwards as well, obviously.
	But then there was Dershowitz, who had a take, which I haven't listened to yet, but I wanted to.
	Actually, I know I brought this one up.
	Let me bring this out for a second.
	There were rumorings going around yesterday.
	And I've picked the brains of lawyers on this as well, because I know what I think, and then I know what I trust in terms of what other people confirm or contradict.
	Some people were hypothesizing that there's some underlying conspiratorial issue with the fact that the judge has not released the alternate jurors pending deliberation of the current 12 selected jurors.
	So some people are hypothesizing that there's conspiracy afoot in that if there's one lone holdout, well, the judge deliberately did not release the alternate jurors because he can swap out an alternate juror for the holdout if he finds a way to get rid of the lone holdout on some flimsy, capricious reason.
	There's truth and there's a little bit of exaggeration to that.
	My understanding is keeping the jurors, the alternate jurors, not released, not letting them go is standard in a great many states, if not standard in general, because hypothetically, one of the 12 jurors can drop dead from a heart attack now.
	Hopefully it's not the one lone holdout and then they replace them.
	But a juror can drop dead, can get sick, can become incapacitated, can get disqualified at this point in time, despite the fact that they're in deliberation and they need to have the alternates to replace them.
	So it's not totally conspiratorial.
	However, there is some chicanery that is possible in that a judge can say, oh yeah, I didn't notice that that juror who happens to be one of the ones fighting hardest, because I'm sure they've all been, you know...
	Revealed to the inner circle.
	That guy, he misrepresented something on his jury deliberation form, or he's got a problem, or he spoke to the press yesterday, or he took a call, get him out, replace him with an alternate juror who we think is amenable to a conviction.
	That's possible.
	So that was the theory yesterday that Judge Mershon might find a way to replace the holdout juror, not knowing what Dershowitz has to say, because I haven't listened to this clip yet.
	Let's hear what he has to say.
	By this judge, and I admit this is highly, highly speculative, but I know a case on this, so I'm not making it up.
	The judge said he's not going to dismiss the alternate jurors until there's an absolute verdict.
	One possible reason for that, and again, I want to emphasize that I'm speculating, one possible reason for this might be following, and it's quite cynical.
	Let's assume that the jurors come back and say, sorry, we're out.
	We're deadlocked.
	We have one juror who just won't give in.
	There are 11 of us who think he's guilty.
	By the way, the juries don't say what they think.
	They just say there's a deadlock.
	I want to pause it here.
	I did not listen to this before, and now I feel reaffirmed in my assessment.
	But if they come back that way, the inference will be that the jury is locked 11 to 1 in favor of conviction.
	So, the judge...
	He hears from the jurors and the judge hears that.
	They're 11 to 1. And then the judge says, well, is that other juror, the 12th juror, is he negotiating?
	Is he involved in the conversations?
	And the former jury says, no, he's refusing.
	He's sitting there with his arms folded and saying, guy's innocent.
	Sorry, guy's innocent.
	I'm not going to listen to you.
	The guy's innocent.
	There's no case here.
	The guy's innocent.
	Fire on the jury.
	That's what I'd be doing.
	And then the judge has the power.
	Rarely, rarely exercised.
	But he has the power.
	I've seen it done to say, well, if this jury won't deliberate, then he's violating his oath.
	And I'm going to substitute one of the alternate jurors for that juror.
	And then immediately they come back with a 12 to nothing verdict of conviction.
	I'm not saying that that's going to happen.
	I'm not saying that's even in the judge's mind.
	But knowing this judge and seeing him in action, particularly having seen him in action the day I was in the court when they cleared everybody, but I was allowed to stay, why I still don't know.
	And I saw the real Judge Rashad.
	That's not beyond the realm of possibilities.
	Mm-hmm.
	So that's Dershowitz, not beyond the realm of possibilities, but there's nothing inherently conspiratorial about not...
	Not releasing the alternate jurors during deliberation.
	So don't jump too hard on that.
	And whenever you're making a theoretical, speculative argument, don't run too hard with it.
	Always give yourself the window to be wrong, which is why you'll often hear me say, I may be wrong because I might be wrong.
	So nothing inherently conspiratorial about not releasing the jurors from what I understand.
	There is precedent.
	To replacing a juror, if you can find a reason, and for what I understand, even Barnes might have had something similar in the Wesley Snipes case, and the only reason I say that is because I saw it in a tweet of someone who was echoing...
	Yeah, here we go.
	Larry Schweikart.
	Are we looking at the same thing?
	Here we are.
	So, apparently, I don't know the details a lot.
	We're going to talk about it, obviously, on Sunday night with vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	Barnes...
	Is quoting Barnes, usually request by a jury for more info, instruction, clarification, or indicative of a hung jury.
	Notable that the judge kept the alternates around, suggests he may be toying with a la Wesley Snipes' trial, replacing a juror for a meaningless reason.
	Larry Schweikart is not a nobody.
	New York Times bestseller, film producer, ex-rock drummer.
	Why can't I get his profile in Incognito and I couldn't get Beechers?
	Or Beechers, whatever the heck his name was.
	So anyways, that's it.
	Larry Schweikart's not a nobody.
	He's on Gab, so that must mean he's a total extremist.
	Bada bing, bada boom.
	And so he's suggesting that this might have been done in the Wesley Snipes trial.
	I don't remember it.
	I know Barnes talks about it, but I'm not sure that we ever talked about that, or if we did, I don't remember it.
	But it seems like it's not an impossible theory.
	Get rid of the one lone holdout.
	I do wonder if it's one or not more.
	I cannot believe that there would only be one holdout on that.
	Oh, I got some funny clips here.
	Okay, Ron Coleman also had an interesting...
	An interesting observation, which we're going to play.
	I love Ron Coleman.
	Look at this.
	He's good.
	Man, he's good on the graphics and the branding and making memes of himself.
	Okay, let's listen to what Ron Coleman has to say about this entire political persecution.
	And by the way, while we play this, I'm going to run to the fridge and get an energy drink with no sugar and only caffeine.
	It's Ron Coleman.
	I want to talk about why.
	The things we've been hearing come out of the various trials, especially the Trump trials and especially the New York Trump trial, but also the stuff coming out of the January 6th trials.
	The absolute clownification of the judicial system or systems in this country is the best thing that could possibly happen.
	That's right.
	Because these abuses, as over-the-top as they are, are in many cases not any more over-the-top that have been happening.
	To regular people, people you never heard of.
	Defendants, plaintiffs, criminal, civil, family court.
	I've only been in the courts for three decades, and I have hardly seen the worst of it.
	I've seen some pretty crappy things, but not the kind of stuff we're seeing today.
	The jury instructions that were given today in a certain trial in New York, absolutely comical.
	It's a great blessing, because what...
	These high-profile applications of the judicial process have done.
	It's demonstrated to America just what a problem we have.
	The judicial system needs to be entirely overhauled.
	There is no accountability.
	There's no accountability in connection with prosecutors.
	There's no accountability in connection with judges.
	The appellate courts mostly ignore or rubber stamp abuses.
	And in doing so, they're usually following precedent.
	It's not working.
	It's a disaster.
	But it's a disaster that because of these high-profile, high-stakes cases we're only learning about now.
	The next presidential candidate and the next candidate for governor in your state must insist on a radical overhaul of the judicial system.
	We need reform that will make the players in the system accountable.
	We need to change.
	The system by which we just keep adding and accreting and doubling down on and nesting laws that can make any single person listening to this a victim of political or arbitrary or mistaken or negligent prosecution and ruin countless lives with no accountability.
	I think Barnes.
	I know Barnes would have one word for that.
	Well, let me see how many it would be.
	More than one word, but it would have one quick solution.
	Eliminate judicial immunity.
	Easy solution to that.
	The only reason this judge is getting away with the absolute abject insanity with which he's getting away, and the same reason for anger on, judicial immunity and protection from the higher levels of the judiciary.
	I have to read a rumble rant that I just saw in real time.
	So, eliminate judicial immunity and you won't have this problem.
	But New York nipple judge Angeron getting away with judicial murder, not literal murder.
	And this judge Juan Marchand corrupt beyond our wildest dreams.
	Judicially corrupt.
	Okay, so hold on a second.
	Barbisa Ariane writes, let me repeat with proper spelling.
	You said inserts.
	Instead of tampons.
	And I literally laughed out loud and choked on my coffee.
	That's funny.
	Hot coffee going through your nose can be problematic.
	My birthday is now menstrual hygiene day.
	I knew I was feeling hormonal on Tuesday.
	Didn't know why.
	Happy birthday, Ginger.
	I'm sorry.
	I didn't wish you happy birthday on the time of.
	Chet Chisholm, who's another amazing member of our community, says, Menstruation is an outdated and bigoted term.
	Anyone who follows the science knows that it's not just men who menstruate from now on.
	It's peoplestruation to be more inclusive.
	Finboy Slick says, After death at VFRI, you get reincarnated in the life of whoever you hated most.
	Congrats on your future leadership.
	That would be my torture if I were a bad person.
	And then Finboy Slick says, You're not just...
	A crazy jackass yelling at a camera, Viva.
	You're our crazy jackass yelling at a camera.
	Thank you very much, Finboy.
	Now, by the way, just so you...
	What the heck is going on here?
	This is the newest experimentation that we're trying.
	I have no affiliation to the company.
	It's just carbonated water with theanine, theanine, whatever the heck that is, and caffeine.
	Zero sugars, zero caffeine.
	I realized even the V8s, even those stupid V8 energy drinks, have sucralose.
	And I do not want sucralose.
	That's all you need.
	That's all you need.
	Put a little syrup in there if you want a little splash of sweetness.
	Okay, and it's got 100 milligrams of caffeine, so I can have two of these and not go crazy.
	Although yesterday I mixed two and then I went on Alex Jones and I might have been more hyper than usual.
	Okay, so let's get back to where we're at.
	A party that calls themselves what?
	Democrat?
	Sorry.
	Just drink water.
	None of that crap.
	And it says Carlos Menchego.
	No, I would like to have caffeine.
	King of Biltong says, good afternoon, everyone.
	Hey, Viva.
	And I think this is going to be about the tea.
	Okay, but while I'm going to read, I Be Bitter says, sorry, Viva, you can't claim a corrupt and captured judiciary by appealing to the judiciary.
	Removing immunity will only result in good lawyers, judges being removed.
	That's a fair point.
	I mean, they'll go after the ones who are honest and get them out of there.
	I don't have a solution.
	So, Miss Guzzi, let me see if I'm going up here.
	I'm going back down.
	Let me just see if I didn't miss anything.
	Okay.
	So, We're getting to the...
	There's no news to report other than we're in lockdown and wait mode.
	And as Homer Simpson said, boring!
	We're now going to play the waiting game?
	The waiting game is boring.
	But I got some fun stuff in the backdrop here.
	Malcolm Flex.
	I like him.
	Follow him on Twitter.
	I follow his Twitter account.
	I don't know him personally.
	He's quote tweeting, Sticks Hexenhammer 666, who I also...
	Watch and pick his brain.
	We are likely less than 24 hours from a reckoning on our republic, which may break it in two.
	We must be wise, restrained, and vigilant.
	And above all else, no black pills.
	Stand down and stand by.
	To which Malcolm Flex says, I would just like to note, any reaction by, quote, patriots, end quote, over a possible Trump conviction would be insanely stupid, unnecessary, and probably desired by unipartists.
	Just chill, folks.
	And then to that, I replied, And I have no doubt that it would be more likely than not a false flag, a fedsurrection.
	I don't want to pick on the Patriot Front because I don't really know what they are, but I know that they are often used as the example of a so-called Patriot Front organization that is one-third infiltrated by feds.
	I'd say the only people who are going to do this are going to be, if there's violence, unhinged or unhinged and exploited by intelligence.
	or just straight up a false flag or another fed surrection like we saw with Jan 6. So don't be stupid.
	The violence is what they want if there's violence.
	And there's no need in any event with this because Trump getting convicted to, you know, not borrow Tim Pool's idea because it's not his, but it's certainly, you know, him getting convicted will be politically beneficial for him.
	Him getting acquitted will be politically beneficial for him and politically devastating for the regime.
	But him getting convicted will be politically beneficial.
	I mean, it might force Okay, this has a bit of a bitter aftertaste, which might be from the theanine from green tea.
	Yeah, probably.
	All right, so that's the Malcolm Flex.
	What else are we doing as we're on verdict watch?
	Let me just go to my...
	Oh, oh, oh!
	Legal experts inside the courtroom gives insights on jurors' rehearing testimony before deliberating again.
	The breaking news, people!
	They're still deliberating.
	Okay.
	What else do I have in terms of information that's going to be useful in helping people digest what's going on in the world?
	No, I'm not bringing that up.
	We're going to do this.
	I haven't listened to this, but it's quite funny.
	I mean, I think it's funny.
	This is how you know that the judge is corrupt.
	Predictive in terms of being right and predictive in terms of being wrong.
	MAGA war room, they get clips.
	That's not the account.
	Democrat MSNBC contributor Andrew Weissman, quote, I have like a man crush, end quote, on Judge Juan Marchand.
	As you've noted, with respect to Judge Marchand, I mean, I am...
	I'm like, now, you know, I have a man crush on him.
	He is such a great judge that it's hard to see that the jurors wouldn't have the same impression.
	And he's just, you just keep on thinking, if you looked in a dictionary for judicial temperament, that's what you get.
	I've got to look something up right now, and I'll just...
	Andrew Weissman.
	Huh.
	Okay, he's married to Heidi Weissman.
	Well, that answers my question.
	Don't make assumptions when you assume you make an ass out of you and me.
	But that's because I was going to make the joke.
	You know, if someone is into men, it's not any longer a man crush.
	It's just a crush.
	But it seems that Andrew Weissman is married, in which case, referring to his love for the totally noble Judge Juan Marchand.
	I mean, it's a totally insane thing to say.
	It's freaking insanity.
	But it's par for the course with MSNBC, who have been wrong on everything.
	Russiagate, COVID, jibby jab.
	And so when this guy comes out and says, oh, he's so noble and dignified, I have a man crush on him.
	You know he's a corrupt judiciary, and you should view everything he does with the presumption of guilt until innocence is proven.
	As you've noted, with respect to Judge Marchand, I mean, I am like now, you know, I have a man crush on him.
	He is such a great judge that it's hard to see that the jurors wouldn't have the same impression.
	I mean, he's just, you just keep on thinking, if you looked in a dictionary for, like, judicial temperament, that's what you get.
	If you look in the dictionary for judicial corruption, that's what you would get.
	Okay, so there was that.
	That's funny.
	And then there's a couple more things.
	We're not going to get a verdict while we're live, it looks like.
	This is hilarious.
	Trust the people who are right.
	Trust the people who are wrong.
	It would not be...
	The day would not be fulfilled unless we look at Robert De Niro coming out and thumping for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
	I've got so many things to say about Robert De Niro, but some of them are unsubstantiated, so I won't say them.
	Listen to this.
	And elections?
	Forget about it.
	Forget about it.
	That's over.
	That's done.
	It's done.
	If he gets in, I can tell you right now.
	He will never leave.
	Never.
	I repeat.
	He will never leave.
	One more time.
	One more time.
	You know that.
	You know that.
	He will never leave.
	Hold on.
	The only thing he's missing right there.
	Never leave.
	The only thing he's missing is like the AOC.
	He will never leave.
	Listen to this.
	He will never leave.
	What does that mean?
	It means you're a goddamn idiot, is what it means, Robert De Niro.
	It means you are an unhinged, mentally deficient jackass.
	How the mighty have fallen.
	I made a joke that I was going to go burn my DVD of Raging Bull, but...
	I never even had to meet this hero in order for him to devastate his legacy, but enjoy it.
	I hope it's worth it.
	Is that the country we want to live in?
	What does that mean?
	We want him running this country and saying, I'm not leaving.
	I'm dictator for life.
	I mean, he's having a conversation with himself, like in his own...
	This is like...
	There's a concept called folie à deux.
	It's when two people go crazy together.
	Because they're isolated from the world.
	They have no one to check and balance their insane ideas.
	And they go crazy together.
	And then you have it's basically like the Manson family to some extent without the LSD.
	But it can be you go crazy together.
	This guy is just he's just a freaking fool.
	What would that look like?
	He literally said he'll never leave even though he left the last time.
	Even though he didn't invoke martial law the last time people said he would have, and they would have accused him of having done if he called in the National Guard without D.C. asking for it.
	He will never leave.
	Keep going, Robert.
	I hope this new ad campaign reaches outside the bubble to remind supporters of what a danger he is to our lives.
	This is not a threat.
	This is a reality.
	And that's why I've joined the Biden-Harris campaign, because the only way to preserve our freedoms and hold on to our humanity is to vote for Joe Biden.
	The only way to hold on to our humanity is to lock up our political rivals, bankrupt them, lock up their lawyers, disbar their lawyers, destroy the very fabric of the Constitution you pledged to uphold.
	That's the only way to preserve our humanity.
	Hey, Robert.
	You piece of shit.
	You don't get to dictate or lecture other people on humanity.
	A man who...
	I'll Google it in a second.
	President.
	Really?
	We don't have a choice.
	Don't have a choice.
	On January 6th, while Republican lawmakers despicably tried to keep the loser Trump...
	The loser.
	The loser.
	The loser Trump.
	And he went on for eight full minutes.
	I like to do this.
	Robert De Niro.
	Let's go sex abuse.
	That's typically where these things come.
	His company was ordered to pay $1.2 million because he made misogynist comments.
	Let's see.
	Robert De Niro.
	Infidelity.
	Let's go with that.
	Let's see if that brings up anything.
	Oh.
	Robert De Niro and the paternity that exposed his cheating.
	Hmm.
	There you go.
	These are the people to lecture me and other law-abiding, constitution-loving.
	I might be Canadian, but the Constitution is a beautiful thing.
	Capital C Constitution.
	I lead a relatively moral life.
	We are all weak and we all do things that we regret, say things that we regret, tell people to fuck off that we ultimately regret afterwards, or call people names and regret it.
	I made fun of the way Bette Midler looks.
	I felt bad about that.
	I compared...
	What's her face?
	Christa Freeland to that demonic, murderous troll in the movie Don't Look Now.
	I felt bad about that.
	But Robert De Niro, who has lived a life of degeneracy in that cesspool, that demonic cesspool of Hollywood, who is a misogynist by all accounts, ordered to pay through his company a million plus bucks to someone that he discriminated against.
	Cheating.
	Living a life of degeneracy does not get to tell me what humanity is and what I have to do in order to maintain my humanity.
	Viva Frye, Krista Freeland, don't look now.
	It's a funny tweet.
	Let me just see if I can pull this up.
	Hold on.
	Krista Freeland, Viva Frye.
	Krista Freeland, recognized.
	Come on, where is it?
	Oh, I'll go find it.
	I'll find it afterwards.
	Oh, so that's it.
	And now we go back, refresh.
	I mean, I guess we're going to hear, I mean, we're going to hear like horns honking if he gets convicted or acquitted.
	It'll be like, it'll be like waiting on OJ except hoping for justice this time.
	Let's go to the Hrumble rant section or the Hrumbles and just see what's going on here.
	Oh, well, hold on one second.
	We got more France, and I see a purple one, and I know who the purple one comes from, which means I might have to make a trip to the post office.
	King of Biltong, good afternoon from Anton's Meat and Eat.
	Free shipping on your Biltong using code VIVA.
	BiltongUSA.com or AntonUSA.com.
	Try our variety of Carmine functional red teas imported from South Africa.
	I'm going to go try it.
	In our media, left of Stalin.
	Is our media left of Stalin at this point?
	They're just propagandists.
	It's not communism.
	It's fascism.
	It's the marriage between media, government, and enterprise.
	But it's like, can you imagine this?
	Like, I have a man crush on Judge Marshall.
	Can you imagine anybody saying, like, I have a crush on Judge Eileen Cannon?
	I mean, that would be a misogynist thing to say in the first place.
	Okay, I have jokes, but I'm not that type of commentator, so I can't really do it.
	But they're funny.
	They involve Rosie O'Donnell and making similar jokes about Judge Eileen Cannon.
	All right.
	GM Gauthier says, you know he's getting convicted.
	In the bizarre circumstance, he's not.
	You know they're going to pull out the polonium.
	Prove me wrong.
	Don't put that juju in the universe.
	Chet Chisholm says, Jessica Rose is currently testifying at the NCI in Regina.
	Well, we should say Regina so that nobody, you know.
	Regina.
	It's Regina.
	She is testifying about the SV40 found in the Pfizer jabs.
	And that is the, I think that's the DNA, right?
	STFUFFS says, you have locals money chats, Mr. Fryhead.
	Well, let's go to do that immediately.
	And thank everyone there.
	Let's see.
	I'm going to go to tips.
	Oh, man.
	I saw it yesterday.
	I mixed because I opened up one of the V8 energy drinks.
	They have 85 milligrams of caffeine and I'm drinking and then Marion's like, you know, there's sucralose in that.
	It's like, well, why do we have it in this house?
	So then I mixed that one with this one.
	I put both together to have like two energy drinks.
	Mega energy.
	And then I started thinking I was going to have a heart attack.
	STFUFFS in vivabarneslaw.locals.com says, I have never told anyone to fuck off that I regretted.
	Je ne regrette rien, non.
	No, I just...
	My father made me feel guilty for cussing.
	Let me find the Christopher Freeland.
	I've got to find this.
	Hold on.
	Hold on.
	Home.
	Give me a second.
	It'll take 30 seconds.
	It's going to be well worth it because it's uncanny.
	I believe it was over the weekend, so it was Saturday night.
	Saturday night and Viva's in bed tweeting.
	Okay, here I've got this.
	Now I've got to go a lot further back here.
	Okay, May 27th was the day before menstruation hygiene, Memorial Remembrance Day.
	That day will forever live in my heart and my legs.
	Okay, hold on.
	Where is it?
	If only there were a way to search more easily through Twitter.
	It's good.
	It will be worth it.
	It will be worth it.
	No, that was the watermelon that looked like the guy from Goonies.
	And then we had George Floyd Memorial Day, where people lost their ever-loving minds and martyred someone who, as untimely as his death was, you don't make a Memorial Day for a career criminal who traumatized humans and criminalized humans.
	I found its people and get ready.
	And I'm telling you this, I did not pick this picture of Christopher Freeland.
	She posted it herself.
	And it's uncanny.
	That's Krista Freeland.
	That's the picture that she posted or that person sitting next to her posted it to Twitter.
	And this is the murderous villain demon from the 1973 horror movie with Donald Sutherland called Don't Look Now.
	Huh?
	It's uncanny!
	Sorry, I didn't mean to scream.
	It's uncanny!
	First of all, that movie messed me up when I was a kid.
	That's why, like, my mother probably should not have let me watch horror movies.
	My mother let me watch Hellraiser when I was eight.
	Well, why'd you do that?
	Anyway, that's the tweet.
	It's kind of hilarious.
	Okay, back to locals for more tips.
	Okay, we got SCFU FFS says, the one good thing lockdown did was to really highlight the people who are constantly wrong versus the people who are conscious.
	Conscientious and moderate their advice.
	And being one of the ones who is consistently right since day one of this channel, I'm going to try really hard to be humble, but it's a challenge, STFU.
	Does Marion miss your favorite Canadian sandwich shop?
	Yeah, there's some stuff we miss.
	Fresh water that you can jump into without risking brain-eating viruses or alligators.
	That's what I miss.
	Doug Lee Fences Viva.
	Please post the Serenity pick.
	There's my flub of the day as I want to use that as a screensaver.
	The Serenity Pick.
	Hold on, hold on, hold on.
	Let me do this here.
	This is what you mean?
	I don't want to cover up the flag.
	Okay, let's go like this.
	Actually, let's just go like this.
	Hold on, we're going to go like this.
	There.
	Boom.
	Is it focus?
	There we go.
	Okay.
	Hopefully that's what you meant.
	Okay.
	Then we got Doug Lee Fan Viva with Dan Bongino talking about how the Secret Service has sole discretion over their protected person and their space would make that and their space.
	Would that make the raid illegal and all evidence fruit from the poison tree?
	Doug Lee Fan, I wouldn't venture an answer into that because I don't know.
	I don't think the raid depends on who you ask.
	The raid was legal because they got the documents, right?
	Apparently, under some circumstances, we question the constitutionality of the documents authorizing the raid.
	I don't think anyone can argue that the raid was illegal.
	It's just a gross abuse, an act of provocation, and wildly dangerous.
	wildly dangerous.
	Hold on.
	Okay, we got Viva.
	You should put the Serenity pic on t-shirts.
	Yeah, I can do that.
	How am I so stupid that we don't use that as merch?
	This is when I just feel stupid.
	A little avatar and the Serenity prayer.
	Or maybe...
	I got an idea.
	It's coming, people.
	Okay.
	Rustang, $2 tip, says...
	I might have missed something.
	Make sure I didn't miss any.
	Viva, Canada needs you.
	So does your bro.
	Democracy funds...
	Lead attorney Mark Joseph is lamenting the brutal difficulty for, one, pandemic legal challenges, two, legal contradictions, and three, civil liberties.
	He's seeing this government wanting a kind of panopidicon all-seeing prison to watch over everyone at all times.
	He would be a good interviewer, for sure.
	Let me get him on here.
	But hold on.
	I had on...
	I had on...
	Oh, Wrath.
	I had on Wrath.
	And let me see if I can scroll up here.
	How do I go up to earlier tips?
	Can't seem to get earlier tips.
	Okay.
	People, I mean, I think we're going to go over to the after party on Locals because I don't think we're going to have news.
	And let me see what I've got in the backdrop for the Locals after party, which is going to be hilarious.
	Okay, we got that.
	We got that.
	Okay, we got some fun stuff.
	And some other fun stuff.
	Okay.
	So there's no verdict just yet.
	Stay tuned.
	I'll be doing the rounds of other platforms later today.
	Alex Jones at 3 o 'clock, so I'll tweet that out.
	And there's no news thus far.
	Okay, so that's it.
	People, I hope we've had a good time seeing no news.
	But I hope you understand the rumors, the legitimate concerns, the potential concerns.
	How many holdouts could there be?
	How long can they go if there are two or three holders who are just not going to concede?
	Can they swap out those holders with those who might?
	Who knows?
	To be determined.
	I'll do a catch-up Viva daily dose of Trump, obviously, if we have news.
	But for now, we're going to end it on Rumble, and we're going to go over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	But I see one last Rumble rant that just came in.
	Viva!
	Could we maybe see a judgment notwithstanding the verdict decision today?
	Thank you.
	So I'll bring this one up.
	I've asked that question because I know that the concept exists, but then you realize what an absurd, optimistic wish it would be.
	The judgment notwithstanding a verdict would be the judge saying, I'm overriding, overturning.
	The conviction, because no reasonable jury would have come to that conviction.
	If the judge were going to do that, he would have just granted the directed verdict before submitting it to deliberation.
	And this judge is not the type of judge who's going to do that.
	You know, the judge in Biyan Rafikian's case, who was conservative, I forget who appointed him, overturned the jury verdict of the FARA violations on the judgment notwithstanding a verdict.
	Judgment notwithstanding a verdict.
	I think that's what it is, yeah.
	You're not going to get this judge to do it.
	This judge wants the conviction.
	He doesn't want to overturn it.
	And if this judge had half a shred of decency, he would have dismissed this case before submitting it to the jury.
	And he basically admitted as much when they reissued their request for a directed verdict.
	They said, directed verdict.
	This case is bullshit.
	They haven't proven a damn thing.
	And their star witnesses lied.
	No reasonable jury can come to a conviction.
	And he says, well, you know, if the...
	Witnesses lied as much as you say they lied.
	Well, surely 12, what did he call them?
	Like, keen-eyed New Yorkers are going to see through it and they'll acquit him.
	That is acknowledging.
	It's a load of crap, the trial.
	And it should never have been submitted to the jury in the first place.
	So that's the answer to that.
	It's not going to happen.
	With that said, we're going to end on the rumbles.
	Come on over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	Let me give you the link one more time.
	And we're going to have the wonderful...
	The wonderful after party.
	I hear my voice.
	Here, hold on a second.
	Let's do this here.
	Link to Locals.
	Boom.
	Done.
	Ending on Rumble.
	Thank you all for being here.
	I will be live tomorrow, presumably at some time.
	I'm not sure when.
	And might be on with Eric Conley at noon and might be on with Megyn Kelly at some point tomorrow to be determined.
	So stay tuned.
	Locals, here I come.
	Rumble, thank you very much.
	Enjoy the day.
	Peace out, peeps.
	Okay, let's do this here.
	Viva Canada.

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