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June 27, 2024 - Viva & Barnes

01:26:21

Live with Pantelis - from Trudeau to Poilievre to Trump AND BEYOND!!!

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	Audio and everything?
	I'm pretty sure it should be fine, but you know, double check.
	Doesn't hurt.
	Is my face glistening with a breeze?
	No.
	So here it's waiting for Viva, it says.
	Okay.
	On the YouTube.
	Well, we're actually live, so.
	Rumble, sign in.
	Let's make sure that we...
	See my email address and watch live with Viva.
	Pentel is okay.
	I got notification there.
	17 seconds of day.
	Yeah, a long way we might have.
	It takes a long time.
	Thank you.
	Don't forget to record, Poseidon.
	Yeah, I know.
	I'm going to start that in a second.
	Oh, yeah.
	I can see myself.
	We're live.
	Sign in.
	Oh.
	Oh, crap.
	I can see myself in a second.
	Okay.
	If you see it, then I don't have to do this.
	Hold on.
	There's a bit of an echo, though.
	I can't get my own password.
	We're live on Rumble.
	Yeah, we're live on Rumble.
	Hold on.
	let me press record This is very annoying.
	We're live, though.
	I checked.
	Yeah, but if I want to see some chat, I'll give the heads up to the chat.
	You look at me.
	Okay, hold on.
	I'm doing it one more time.
	okay here We're just a bunch of old dudes.
	Hold on, we're set up.
	Forget it.
	I can't do it.
	No, I refuse to accept this.
	I might...
	Yeah, because I can't spell my own last name properly, which is the problem.
	Okay, here we go.
	We'll get this, because I want to be able to see it.
	Bring it up over here for you.
	Bring it up on the screen?
	Yes, you can watch the chat there.
	Oh, here we go.
	Here we go.
	Okay, we're live.
	Let me see if we're...
	Oh, you want the chat?
	Yeah, I just want to see if there's some Rumble rants in there.
	I can't bring it from this screen to that screen.
	You'd have to re-log into your Rumble account.
	Why can't you just go to Rumble and look at the chat?
	All right, there we go.
	Fuck it, we'll do it live, says LarryLegend420.
	We're doing it.
	We're doing it.
	I'll start by giving the preface.
	Good morning.
	Good morning, Rumble and everybody.
	Keep talking.
	Okay, good morning.
	We're doing a stream with Pentelis.
	We're going to start on...
	It's going to be on all Viva platforms.
	Move this way.
	It's fine, it's fine.
	Yeah, perfect.
	Okay, there you go.
	We're going to start...
	Well, this is going to be on all four of the Viva platforms, including vivabarns.com, but I might not be able to follow the chat.
	So I might not be getting to all the super chats, grumble prints, and tips.
	Click on that beside it.
	Let's see if it shows the chat.
	There you go.
	That's a good stick right there.
	That's all it needs.
	Just leave it here.
	The carnival diet.
	Don't overthink it.
	Just leave it here.
	And we're going to do this.
	For those who don't know who Pantelis is, I've been on Pantelis.
	I've been on your channel eight times.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You're one of the most in my head to get.
	I am the Gadsad to Pantelis.
	I am the Gadsad to Rogan.
	Hold on.
	What Gadsad is to Rogan, you are to me.
	And every time I come back to Montreal, I meet and tell us we do a podcast.
	But for my chat, we might not know who you are.
	Tell the world.
	I'm a comedian, podcaster.
	I'm Greek.
	From Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
	I've been podcasting since 2010.
	One of the OGs in Canada.
	Doing stand-up since 2012.
	And yeah, I'm going to be at the Just Last Festival of the Summer.
	If people want to come, they can come check me out.
	They can see me on tour.
	That was comedy.com.
	And I don't like Justin Trudeau.
	That view and 36 million other Canadians.
	We started talking about this before the show, your shirt.
	Oh, my Empire shirt.
	So I was like, I haven't seen the new ones, but I don't remember those characters being in there.
	That looks like a mix between the fifth element creature and...
	Yeah, this is the Burlesque parody of Star Wars.
	The Empire Strips Back, it's a show going across the world.
	And I hosted it when I came here in Montreal, in Ottawa, and they might come back.
	It is I that they...
	Plug to host it because I'm a very funny dude in two languages.
	We know each other and this is going to be like a weird crossover.
	Someone actually says something because I just got a message from the girl who did this, who was playing this character, so that's fine.
	All right, Norman.
	Was it related to you being on?
	I don't think so.
	I'm not going to read it now.
	It's probably going to be just comedy related.
	Like, yeah, it's obvious.
	Barrett around here.
	No, Pentel, so like we've known each other.
	This is going to be like a crossover.
	I'm going to interview you to some extent, but then we're going to just talk.
	Like what we always talk about.
	You're a stand-up comic.
	I've never understood how people get into it.
	I know it's always somewhat by accident.
	But then also, being a stand-up comic in a world of political correctness, cancel joke, where you get canceled for making jokes, how the hell do you do it?
	Now or how I started?
	How you started and what it was like at the peak of the you can make certain jokes but not other jokes and now it seems to have come back with a vengeance.
	Well, you know me well enough to understand that, especially when it was at its peak.
	And I was working 9 to 5 at that time when I was still doing stand-up.
	So that was the time where you should show up.
	What were you doing 9 to 5?
	I used to work in video games.
	I worked at EA.
	And then I worked in virtual reality.
	I was a producer for a company that we would produce virtual reality and augmented reality projects.
	And that was the peak of kind of, not cancel culture, but you got to be careful what you say.
	And I was always the same person.
	I was like, fuck that.
	I'm going to say what I want to say.
	If it's funny, I'm going to say it.
	So I haven't changed, really.
	Everything around me changed.
	And people were not agreeing with my risks in the beginning.
	They're like, why would you say that on a podcast?
	You've got to go to work the next day, and you just call the prime minister a retard.
	And I was like, yeah, that's how I felt.
	If they questioned me, I feel the same way today.
	So I just continued being who I was.
	Then I quit everything and just put all my energy in podcasting and stand-up, which was another big risk.
	Now it's working out for me.
	I started doing it in French as well.
	And in French, you know how Quebec is.
	They're big on culture, on the arts.
	So as long as your goal is to be funny...
	They don't really mind you being offensive.
	What they don't like is if you're just harassing people.
	They're not going to go for that.
	But if it's to be funny, they support the hell.
	It's a culture place.
	They love culture in Quebec.
	So I'm kind of in a safe space for me.
	I can say whatever the fuck I want.
	And a lot of people hate me for it.
	Now, French, though, the market for comedy, when you're in English, you're competing with the rest of America.
	When you're in French, it's pretty much limited to Quebec.
	I don't know what market exists in New Brunswick.
	But are you in the France-French market?
	Well, they know me.
	They listen to the French cast.
	The French cast is pretty popular.
	But I don't go to France.
	There's something cooking maybe in November.
	I might go to a festival in Switzerland.
	We're looking at that.
	But apart from that, I'm going to be new to the French in France.
	I'm not sure I'd go to France these days.
	Any more than I go to England or any part of Europe.
	Yeah, they're going to be upset.
	We had one of our podcast partners draw the picture of the Prophet Muhammad last week.
	So I don't know how welcome I am in France.
	Well, I mean, I didn't draw it.
	He drew it.
	Where did he draw it?
	Over here at the other studio.
	At the other studio on whose podcast?
	The Intellectuals on a podcast that I produce on the network because basically he's kind of lost all time and he keeps getting himself into trouble, this guy Adam.
	And he was saying how I'm never going to fall for a trap again.
	No one's ever going to trick me to put my life in danger ever again.
	So I was like, never.
	He's like, never.
	I'm never going to be tricked.
	And I go, while we're at it, can you draw a picture of what you think the Prophet Muhammad looks like?
	He's like, I will, but no one's ever going to.
	He was unaware that you're not supposed to do it.
	So he drew this.
	It was a caricature of what he thought Muhammad would look like, and he put it up on the screen.
	And I was like, so you'll never take another risk with your life again?
	He's like, never.
	I'm only doing safe things while he brought that picture up.
	It was comedy gold.
	Well, that is comedy gold, except the consequences of real life.
	There may be a fatwa on the intellectuals, but the risk I'm willing to take.
	Well, what did the drawing look like?
	It looked like a stick figure.
	You couldn't tell what it is.
	Well, that's the philosophical, not absurdity, but the philosophical question is, draw a smiley face and it's fine up until the moment where you say that this represents that which you're not allowed to do.
	Unlike, you know, you might have an offensive, stereotypical cartoon like how you depict...
	Oh, no, no.
	He didn't do anything like Ron.
	The premise of the joke was the fact that he wasn't realizing because when I figured out that he didn't know...
	That you're not supposed to do it.
	And he was so adamant about, I've never taken another risk again.
	No one's going to trick me into doing anything dangerous ever again.
	That's what made it hilarious.
	Now, Pentelis, every time I come on with you, and every time I start talking about COVID, and we've talked about it at length, and we're going to get into some crazy stuff today.
	I don't want to talk about COVID anymore, but go on.
	People ask, you say like...
	You talk about the culture of French-Canadian comedy, and it's sort of rebellious, it's sort of, I don't know if the word is indignant.
	Vive le Québec, baby.
	Yes, well, Vive le Québec libre, which is like, you know, the playoff of Vive la France.
	Everybody asks me, how the hell French-Canadians who survived hundreds of years fighting for their identity, fighting the powers that be, how they bent over perhaps even more than the rest of Anglo-Canada when it came to submitting to tyranny during COVID?
	Yeah, I don't know.
	I asked the same question on the podcast.
	I think a lot of it has to do with trust.
	A lot of people trust the government as if it's a parent.
	And you hear people talk about that.
	They'll say, why listen to government?
	They have our best interests at heart.
	No, they're human beings like us.
	Most of them don't give a shit.
	It's a job for them.
	And they don't know any better.
	That's the thing is they'll lie.
	So the difference is regular people, when they don't know, most will be like, I don't fucking really know.
	It seems like a good idea.
	It seems like...
	They won't.
	They'll just...
	They'll go into the cult route and be like, this is what you must do.
	You gotta save your neighbors.
	The only way to save your neighbor is to wear a mask while you're swimming.
	When you're eating at a restaurant, while you're eating, you don't need a mask.
	But when you stand up, you better put that mask on or everyone's getting AIDS.
	So they just say stupid shit that a lot of people follow.
	Like, it's my parents saying it.
	That's how they see it.
	And we fall into this trap like we saw over here, which is just crazy.
	You'd walk into stores.
	They wouldn't let you in if you didn't have the right mask.
	We were here at the same time.
	We had the vaccine passport.
	Now I'm looking at paper straws.
	I also remember when you'd walk into a Walmart and they sealed off areas.
	Even though it was right there, I couldn't buy something if there was a yellow tag behind it.
	So even though it's at arm's length, I could get it.
	I remember seeds.
	They're like, no, you can't have those.
	And I go, well, why?
	It's just going to go to waste.
	I'm right here.
	I'll just grab it.
	You're scanning it anyway.
	What do you care?
	Like, no, you can't do that.
	It was, I mean, I go back to the pictures every now and again.
	They have the whole sections saran wrapped off, gift cards, birthday cards.
	They had, like, socks.
	And I remember at one point I was at, it was in Alexis Neon, and there was a homeless person trying to buy socks, and the clerk was saying, no, those are a non-essential item, so you don't get to buy them.
	And it wasn't like a skit or a joke.
	It was real life.
	It's non-essential.
	Who the fuck are you who decide what's essential?
	God.
	I mean, is that basically what the government thinks they are.
	I don't, I know I know how old you are, but...
	37. Born and raised in Montreal.
	Poseidon, did you not know that?
	No, I thought it was like 25. Thank you.
	You do look young, and I thought you were 33. It's the opposite.
	He's younger than me, but he looks divorced.
	Poseidon, how old are you?
	52. You're not 52, my butt.
	I'm 30. I'm the old man in the house.
	I guess.
	45. Oh, you don't really look 45 either.
	I don't know if I can see you.
	The sun in Florida is healthy.
	The lighting is good.
	My hair doesn't look particularly gray, but born and raised in Montreal.
	Yeah.
	Pantelis is your last name.
	My first name.
	My name, Pantelis.
	My last name is Paludakis, yeah.
	Your first name is Pantelis?
	Yeah.
	I thought your last name was Pantelis.
	That would be insane.
	Why would people call me by my last name?
	Well, I would say insane.
	Pantelis as a first name I've never heard of in my entire life.
	Really?
	You know me for years.
	Yeah, I thought it was Pantelis and I never even thought about asking.
	Oh, like Rogan.
	They just call him Rogan.
	No, it's my first name.
	It's Pantelis.
	Okay, cool.
	And born and raised, may I ask what your parents do?
	Well, they're divorced right now.
	My dad lives in Greece.
	But my mother, she worked...
	She did a lot of jobs before her last stuff.
	Before she retired, she was in the hospital.
	She was a caretaker for like...
	Patients that had dementia.
	They were dying.
	Old people.
	A lot of old people at the end of her life.
	At the end of her career.
	Jesus Christ.
	Now, dude, what the hell's been going on?
	Now we're going to get into the section of this discussion where it'll be like old times, man.
	What the hell is going on in Canada?
	I came over the border.
	I drove this time.
	I didn't fly in, but when I flew into Toronto for the Rumble event, it's like entering a different country.
	Drove over here.
	There was a border crossing.
	What are they called?
	The agents were on...
	Or they were going to be on strike?
	Everyone's on strike here, so it doesn't surprise me.
	SAQ, the Société Alcool de Québec.
	I noticed some stickers on the front door.
	Are they on strike as well?
	They might be.
	I know that we went to the casino once a few months ago with my friends and they decided we're shutting down at two because we're on strike.
	I was like, well, you're on strike.
	Shouldn't you not be open?
	I don't understand how any of this shit works.
	Everyone's just always on strike.
	It's kind of like France to some extent.
	Everyone's on strike.
	I'm coming back and seeing this.
	You've been here the entire time.
	Have you been here for the last two years?
	Have things gotten worse?
	Crazier?
	Am I going crazy or is homelessness objectively worse?
	Homelessness is on the rise.
	That's objectively worse.
	That you can't deny.
	That's true.
	I think we have stats for that.
	Homelessness is worse.
	People are starting to wake up more.
	They're not accepting as much of the fuckery, we'll call it.
	Though there are some people that are still waiting.
	If the government tells them tomorrow, slit your neighbor's throat because of COVID, there's some people that are still waiting to do it.
	But the majority are kind of waking up.
	Economically, It's never been, in my lifetime, it's never been this bad.
	I've never had so many complaints, like after shows, people talking to me about life and just telling me about, it's impossible to make it because of rent, the price of groceries, the money that we make, the interest rates for anything you want, a car or your loans.
	Actually, what are the interest rates now?
	He knows.
	He's my guy.
	Poseidon, you have a car?
	For cars, it depends if you want to buy new or used.
	New is like between 5% and 8%.
	A used is between 8% and 12%, like if you have a good credit, I mean.
	House is like 3-4%, which is insane.
	Yeah, it's pretty bad.
	Now, hold on.
	When Poseidon's talking, that's what they saw, right?
	When I'm on my phone, we're going to see this.
	Oh yeah, they could see him or he could even put the camera on himself, but he won't.
	It's wild.
	Quebec was in the news recently because McGill was increasing its tuition at the provincial level.
	McGill is the university, the main university.
	This was before the encampments, which now are the bigger issue.
	What else is going on in Quebec financially, economically, politically?
	Well, the teachers are still upset.
	We're not really paying our teachers.
	The hospitals are overrun.
	There's no...
	You can't get a doctor.
	It's insane when you actually put it down on paper.
	Quebec is the place that has the most natural resources.
	Like I said, culturally it's strong, but it's run like the rest of Canada, so it doesn't work.
	Have you been following the...
	I would call it pro-Palestine or the Israeli-Palestinian issue that's been sort of...
	Imported and now domesticated.
	Have you been following this?
	I've been following quite a bit, yeah.
	Have you gone to McGill to see the...
	I drive by all the time.
	I've seen different versions of it.
	One time they blocked me.
	I had an interview to go do downtown.
	A radio interview.
	And I was late because of them.
	I get...
	I'm a guy who loves...
	I like protesting.
	I like speaking my mind.
	But a lot of stuff that's happening now isn't helping anything.
	It doesn't make any sense.
	I know that apart from the protests, there's some restaurants, Jewish places that are getting shot up.
	As a message, but I don't know what a guy who owns a deli has to do with the IDF.
	They're not related.
	It's crazy.
	The encampments now, they've moved to Victoria Square where they're just spray painting statues, which again, I don't know how that helps.
	You're vandalizing and you're causing problems here.
	And the people that you're disturbing, they go out, we're going to disturb them so that they do something.
	But they can't, like I, for example, I'm getting disturbed.
	I have zero authority.
	I'm not even Jewish.
	I don't know.
	I have zero authority with what happens in Israel.
	I can't do anything.
	So you're disturbing my life.
	I'm just getting pissed off, but there's nothing I can do.
	Even the mayor.
	The mayor has no fucking power for what happens in Israel.
	I'm surprised unless Trudeau wakes up and says we're going to stop selling weapons or we're going to...
	There's no way.
	It is...
	The demands are...
	What is it called?
	Disclose, divest, whatever it is.
	Stop doing business with and now they're going after...
	Case de depot, which is like sort of the retirement fund, that they want the retirement funds not to invest in anything related to Israel.
	Okay, so here's the thing about that.
	It's a slippery slope.
	So now we're blaming everyone that's Israeli for a war?
	If we start going down that route, it's very dangerous because I can't, like, you can't blame every Arab for a terrorist attack.
	That's insane.
	You can't just group everyone together.
	For example, the U.S. We fucking love America.
	Fucking love America.
	If something happens, if they do something bad, like fucking Hillary, when they love to bomb kids in Syria, are you going to hate every single American because we can't start going?
	Isn't that what racism is?
	You're just grouping everyone together.
	It's very dangerous to do that.
	I hate people that do that shit.
	And so now what the youth in university who should know better are doing that?
	What drives me nuts, first, I mean, I'd say like they've imported these international conflicts and they've imported these policies where it became normal to hate all of the people by virtue of the government with Russia.
	I mean, that was when it was normal.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And it became normal to idolize all of the people of a culture because they're the good guys.
	Ukraine, even though Ukraine has number one export was human trafficking for the last 30 some odd years.
	Nothing to brag about, but brag.
	It's been normalized in the same way it was normalized to rat on your neighbor.
	The hypocrisy that drives me nuts is however you feel about the conflict and however...
	You can even accept the premise because I think it's not really arguable.
	There are certain war crimes being committed.
	All right.
	They've picked Israel as the one to boycott, divest, etc.
	But China is okay.
	Venezuela is okay.
	Saudi Arabia is okay.
	And all of these very activist people have been mum when other groups have committed atrocities because I guess they need their iPhones, they need their Samsungs, and it would be too much of an inconvenience for them to actually do this as a consistent...
	A NATO ally, Turkey, has occupied one-third of Cyprus.
	One-third since the 70s.
	No one says shit if we're talking about it.
	And when you bring it up, they don't want to talk about it.
	Currently, right now, Armenians are getting slaughtered by Turkey and Azerbaijan forces.
	We're not talking about it because it's not convenient.
	It's not cool.
	So I'm all for stopping...
	All these wars.
	I'm an anti-war guy.
	I'd rather negotiate.
	I don't think anyone should die over what politicians have decided.
	Because you see what's happening right now with Palestine and Israel, for example, the people that are dying.
	It's not soldiers on either side.
	It's innocent people.
	The Israelis, when the border jumping in happened and all that, who got kidnapped?
	Who got killed?
	Innocent people.
	What's happening with the Palestinians?
	Who's really the majority of people getting bombed or hurt?
	Kids, innocent people.
	And it's like that in every war.
	Look at the Ukraine.
	The majority is always people who don't want to be in this conflict.
	So I'm...
	Full anti-war.
	But people aren't honest.
	So they go with what's convenient and what's trendy.
	So right now, this is what's trendy.
	For a while, it was Ukraine.
	Cyprus isn't trendy.
	Even though a NATO ally has occupied this island since the 70s, we don't want to talk about it because we don't want to talk shit about an ally.
	An ally.
	Are the Armenians?
	I don't know why the Armenians are not chic.
	People don't like them.
	I don't know what the fuck it is, but we're not talking about that.
	They've always been getting slaughtered.
	They're getting slaughtered right now.
	We don't want to talk about it.
	So that's why I don't care about this virtue signaling bullshit.
	I'm against war, but I don't care what these people are saying and screaming because I know they don't really care about human life.
	They care about what's trendy.
	Well, I've come to the realization that I think it was James Lindsay that said it, but it's not about the issue.
	It's just about destabilizing Western society.
	Import the conflict.
	It doesn't matter what it is.
	If it's convenient to exploit, they'll do it.
	They'll go and occupy parks and tear down statues, and it's a question of causing chaos for the purpose of This sort of anarchist progressivist agenda.
	How are we progressing?
	They call it progressive.
	What's progressive about this?
	We're regressing.
	Movement for the sake of movement.
	Just go anywhere.
	So long as you're moving, it's progress.
	Even if you're moving backwards or at least moving in a sufficient circle that you've effectively gone backwards.
	But progress.
	Progressivism is men competing in women's sports now.
	I mean, that's not progress.
	Well, it is progress because we're trying to make these sports watchable, Viva.
	You don't understand the main goal here.
	I want to see made layups.
	Have you heard the...
	That is...
	There's going to be some chat in my crowd who's going to see some humor today.
	Brittany Griner.
	Have you heard the rumor that she's a he?
	What does she look like?
	Brittany Griner was the basketball player who was locked up in Russia.
	Oh, yeah.
	He brought it up.
	Some people bring it up.
	I don't know.
	I mean, to be honest...
	I kind of don't care.
	I can see it, but a lot of people, like athletes, if there's a lot of people, you look kind of a bit more manly.
	So I don't know.
	She's a tall chest photo.
	I don't even know who that is in that video.
	That was the one where she was doing shots, basketball shots from a pool.
	We'll get the video.
	But there was a conspiracy as to whether or not she was kept in a men's prison in Russia and whether or not that had to do with it.
	There's too many of these.
	Let's see here.
	Brittany Griner.
	Is a man.
	That is not me reading it.
	That is coming from a YouTube video.
	I kind of don't...
	I don't know.
	I don't care.
	Like, what I mean is I don't mind, rather.
	Like, it's not my business.
	I'm not in the WNBA.
	It's up to them.
	And it could be one of those...
	And it's not...
	I don't give a shit.
	No, it could be one of those anomalies where someone...
	Yeah.
	It doesn't bug me.
	Can tell us what's going on in Canada.
	We were talking before.
	Am I allowed?
	Talking about who you're trying to get as an interview?
	Pierre Poiliev.
	Okay, good.
	Future Prime Minister.
	Yeah, I'm trying to get him on.
	They don't do...
	It's very...
	What I'm hearing...
	They don't really do long-form interviews.
	It's very hard for them.
	There's another politician doing Quebec one that I'm trying to get.
	And they're like, we're going to try to get him on in the fall.
	They're scared to do long-form interviews.
	They don't...
	They're scared to say the wrong thing, which to me is not a good sign.
	No, it's...
	If you're scared to say the wrong thing, that means that you're not really...
	You don't know what the fuck you're doing.
	Like, just come.
	Shoot the shit.
	Let's see who you really are.
	It would be a no-brainer.
	Whether you like him or hate him or want him to win or not, RFK Jr. doing the long-format interview rounds, it's garnered immeasurable support and immeasurable social awareness.
	If Pierre did it, he seems like a guy who can think on his feet.
	I thought it would be a fun interview.
	It would be not that I want Pierre to win particularly.
	I don't like the Conservatives or trust them, but it would be a deal-maker.
	A thousand percent.
	His team doesn't see it that way, I think.
	I'm going to try to convince him, though, but they don't see it.
	We're going to snip it and clip it and say, Pierre, don't be a sissy and come down for a while.
	And he could do it in English or in French.
	I could do it in either one.
	He could switch back and forth and show the world your bilingualism.
	So, what are the state of the discussion?
	Are you back and forth and trying to make it happen?
	Well, it was for a while.
	And then now, because I saw he's in Montreal, I reached out again to his people yesterday.
	And then I also tagged him on Facebook.
	So now there's a couple hundred people that are like, you have to go.
	You should go do the interview.
	You should go do the interview.
	Hopefully that puts some pressure on him.
	I sent another email last night waiting for his guy to reply to me.
	Good people.
	It's not up to them.
	It's a group effort.
	But I think it would be a great fucking interview.
	It would be amazing, especially if it would not be a sabotage or have a discussion and ask some hard questions.
	My toughest guests right now are him and Alex Jones.
	They're the two guys that I'm trying to get on and that are the toughest.
	Yeah, well, I don't know.
	We had an open dialogue with his people for a while, and then it just went cold.
	We'll talk about it after the show.
	Yeah, for sure.
	You know what's going on with Alex right now.
	That's why I want to talk to him, too.
	I wanted to get the whole story out, because him is fucking insane.
	They're just trying to kill him at this point.
	They're trying to kill everybody.
	Kill him with the process, make him have a heart attack, bankrupt him in the meantime.
	It's a vicious level of politics that I've never seen in my entire life, but it's gone beyond.
	Hit pieces and slander to lock up, bankrupt, and make your life a living hell until you have a heart attack.
	Until he just takes his own life.
	Yeah, Jones, I mean, when they're talking about the January Sixers, that's definitely happened and that's definitely, as far as they're concerned, a not unfortunate consequence of their abuse.
	But with Alex, I mean, there's no chance Alex does that.
	It's just a question of, you know, that stress.
	You know, they mentioned it with Trump.
	He's an old man with all of the stress of these lawsuits.
	You know, people have heart attacks.
	Trump was the craziest.
	I was trying to explain to him what they were doing because they go over 30 counts.
	This guy's a felon.
	But it's the same thing repeated.
	It was the payments.
	30 payments.
	Four charges per month.
	Three or four charges per month for six or seven months.
	And then there were two.
	Everybody knows it's a load of crap.
	My crowd and anybody watching knows it's a load of crap.
	But 34. Felon.
	He's a career criminal.
	The goddamn gangster.
	Because of one payment stretched over six months that was absolutely lawful.
	It's so crazy that we're able to do this in the modern world.
	It's revelatory.
	You're watching the debate tonight?
	Yeah, I was going to do it with you, but you got your own idea with Barnes.
	I'm going to watch your stream.
	It's going to be, so the issue, I was looking it up earlier.
	Yeah, let's talk.
	I heard Tim Pool saying something about this.
	So Tim Pool said it, Crowder said it, and now it seems, I'm reading, you know, you have to take everything with a grain of salt, but Mario Nafal on Twitter put in a tweet, says, WTF, debate lockdown.
	CNN restricts coverage.
	Is this America or North Korea?
	CNN has implemented insanely strict measures for the first 2024 debate, effectively banning citizen journalists and independent coverage.
	No one can use any video or audio from the debate without explicit permission.
	Kiss my bottom.
	Do you see what they're doing, Poseidon?
	Do you get it?
	100%.
	So basically, me and you wouldn't be able to stream tonight because it's on CNN, so we wouldn't be able to actually show it and talk about it.
	I get why, though, because the guy that they're supporting has no clue where he is, so there's a chance that he'll say something crazy.
	What they're effectively trying to do is control the pre, during, and after.
	If nobody can use clips without their express permission, it'll control their spin and other people's making sure reality stays straight.
	Ian Corzine, who's another YouTube law talking guy, says CNN is breaking the law on this one.
	Here's how copyright law as the producer of the debate, CNN holds a valid copyright on the footage as an audiovisual work.
	This gives CNN certain exclusive rights, including the right...
	To control reproduction and distribution of the material.
	Fair use is one of the exceptions.
	Legal analysis is another one.
	There's no question it's going to be fair use.
	Presidential debate!
	I've seen some dudes, I won't mention any names, and they're not in the law community.
	They're in the left-wing propaganda community.
	They think that their fair use consists of playing the debate with their stupid little face in the corner, and they say nothing and do nothing of value during the entire rebroadcast.
	That I can understand.
	But it sounds like what CNN wants to do is control the audio and video that people can use.
	After the debate, so they can continue to libel what happened, suppress and take down.
	And you have that in conjunction now that I talk out loud.
	You think Joe Biden, what's the over-under on him shitting his pants?
	Well, I put my prediction out there.
	We'll never know if he shits his pants unless Trump says, what's that smell?
	Joe, did you just shit your fucking pants?
	It's going to be a debacle, I think, for Biden.
	But remember, just yesterday, you have that Biden v.
	Missouri case where the court didn't Greenlight Biden interference with social media companies to permit pressure, but declared the plaintiffs without legal standing to challenge it.
	You have that ruling yesterday, and now you have CNN saying, we're going to control all clips, snips, and audio, which is basically going to allow them to control social media afterwards and force Twitter, force others to take down clips so they can control a narrative and probably continue to propagate disinformation.
	This sounds like a very sinister plan coming together.
	What a life.
	It's amazing.
	So, I came to Florida.
	What, like a month and a half ago?
	Where'd you go?
	I went to Miami.
	And I had a good time.
	Trump has a lot of hotels there, by the way.
	I noticed while driving.
	I was like, fuck, they're all next to each other.
	I ate well.
	There's a lot of Argentinians.
	Obviously Cuban.
	I ate a lot of Argentinian food.
	They've got amazing meats.
	And I'm a meat guy.
	Like in proteins.
	I don't think...
	Nobody goes to Miami and doesn't have a good time.
	It's not like going to New York and you get your car...
	You get robbed or mugged, whatever.
	Miami, I've been going down, not often, but every now and again for podcasts or whatever.
	It's like New York with energy and life.
	It's amazing.
	Yeah, I had a good time.
	I had a good time and I got why you're in Florida.
	I get it.
	I mean, there's some shitholes too in Miami.
	There's a lot of extremes.
	I drove through some neighborhoods where I was like, I'm in GTA.
	But it's like that in every major city.
	You can't avoid it.
	If you want to have the good, you're going to have the bad.
	But the weather was great.
	I like Florida.
	And I get why you're there.
	Are you thinking about it?
	Yeah.
	I'm looking at a few different options.
	All of which involve leaving Canada or leaving Montreal?
	Leaving Canada.
	Florida or Texas right now is what I'm looking at as a possibility.
	Texas, I mean, Florida, the only issue, stay in the summer, it's wicked hot.
	I don't mind the heat.
	And you go to the beach, and you stay indoors during the day.
	Sort of like it's the opposite of Canada.
	In Canada, like, wintertime, you go to movies during the day, you stay inside.
	Same thing during the summer in Florida.
	But politically, spiritually, it's just, it's like, whenever I cross back into Canada, it feels like visiting an ex-girlfriend who's lost her mind, and it's not, it doesn't make me feel good.
	I mean, To be fair to the people, it was years.
	It took years to get here.
	It took years of indoctrination in universities, TV, the leadership of the country.
	It wasn't like overnight the Canadians just switched and became insane.
	It took years of pushing and just prodding until they...
	It's like Stockholm Syndrome.
	We've been held captive for so long.
	And they just don't see it.
	That's the thing.
	The way they speak about businesses and everyone just wants the government to give them stuff.
	They don't realize where that money's coming from.
	It's like there was a saying about socialism, about mice getting the cheese.
	I don't know if you've heard this.
	What's the similarity between socialism and the mice that die when they get in the rat trap?
	Is that both the people that follow socialism and the mice don't understand where the cheese comes from.
	They don't get what that is.
	They just think it's amazing.
	It's a reward.
	No, no.
	First of all, the cheese here is us.
	We work for that.
	Everything they give you, they're not...
	They're not creating wealth for you.
	They're taking your wealth.
	But people see it as a gift.
	Oh, the government gave me X amount of dollars because of this program.
	Yeah, they took it from somewhere.
	Well, what do you think?
	I don't understand why they think it's just magic money.
	That's why nothing works.
	That's why our dollars are worthless.
	That's why groceries are $16 for grapes.
	You know how crazy that is?
	Now that you mention it, I had a joke.
	I don't know if you could see this.
	Oh, you have 14 cents American?
	Well, I don't know if this is fake because it's literally dissolving, but I saw something metaphoric in this.
	The bill is literally dissolving that picture out of Back to the Future 1. Can you rip it?
	No, don't rip it.
	It's illegal.
	I don't want to give him any excuses.
	It is wild.
	I haven't been here in a while now.
	Doctors?
	Hospitals?
	You don't need to go.
	You have a GP?
	No.
	What's the wait time to get a GP?
	Two years, I think, now?
	Wait for a family doctor?
	Oh!
	Two years if you're lucky.
	Yeah, the wait is long.
	Okay.
	And the hospitals?
	Still overwhelmed.
	Still overwhelmed.
	And we're not in COVID anymore.
	No, and they promised us that that was the first thing they're going to take care of after COVID.
	The hospitals in Quebec have been in the same condition for 20 years, I think.
	So a lot of Quebecers bring that up.
	They go, you blame COVID, but we've had this problem for years.
	Now it's post-COVID and we don't...
	What does it say, Poseidon?
	So 279 days for patients with urgent healthcare problems.
	If you have urgent, you'll wait a year.
	And 619 days for people in good health.
	619 days is damn near two years.
	And by the way...
	You're the problem for complaining.
	If you have an emergency, I think now it's three days.
	Two to three days.
	Oh, the emergency room is insane.
	You just live there.
	You want to tell him what I had to pull before I went on vacation?
	So he was nervous because he felt his heart.
	But anyways, his real doctor, which is me, I had already diagnosed him and I told him...
	I told him exactly this.
	I had trained a little too hard and my muscle was pinching.
	He pinched the muscle.
	And I was telling him this.
	This wasn't even on camera.
	Like, I told him this.
	I'm not a doctor.
	But I could tell with all his symptoms.
	He didn't want to listen to me.
	I'm like, oh, he's freaking out.
	Yeah, but it's the heart.
	If you go, and it was next to your heart.
	Well, you need to get, first of all, just get a blood pressure machine and a heart rate monitor.
	But I told him, if you go.
	So you don't wait there for three days.
	You got to pretend you're having a heart attack.
	So I told him, fake having a heart attack.
	So he went in there.
	He's like, I'm going to wait.
	And he started faking having a heart attack.
	And now the thing is, here's the best part about him faking it.
	They still didn't see him.
	They saw him.
	But then after a while, people start to realize, like, wait a second.
	He said he can't raise his arm.
	Now he's raising his arm.
	We're giving him ultrasounds.
	We're giving all this.
	But it was too late.
	By the time they realized that he was faking it, he realized there was nothing wrong with him.
	So he's like, well, I guess I'm done here.
	They had done all the tests, x-rays, ultrasounds, heart monitors thing.
	They hooked me up to machine blood tests, urine tests, everything.
	In three hours, in and out.
	While people are dying in the emergency room, this guy fucking lied his way for nothing.
	All he had was a tear, a muscle tear.
	It has nothing to do with your heart.
	That's what my buddy told me.
	The x-rays revealed a muscle tear.
	Oh, shut up.
	You took an x-ray and it revealed that there was a muscle tear.
	Exactly what I told him.
	I told him the day before.
	Dude, did they offer you maids while you were in there?
	Maids?
	Medical assistance in dying?
	Oh, no.
	It is.
	I mean, I'm making the joke.
	My clip has gone viral on that on Instagram.
	It's like 2 million views or whatever.
	Which clip?
	When I'm talking about it, I bring up the lady, the Paralympian, who they offered her.
	She's like, I would need a wheelchair ramp in front of my building.
	I'm like, wouldn't you rather just kill yourself?
	So I talked about it.
	Some people comment, it's the craziest thing.
	Some people think, look, this is the result of capitalism.
	It's the result of socialism.
	Other people are like, well, we don't know.
	No one values human life anymore.
	There's no human decency.
	Sorry, I'm going to interfere here.
	I love that there's a new term online that people are throwing around a little too loosely.
	They're calling it late-stage capitalism.
	The hell does that...
	I mean, I would go with the term crony capitalism, which is a term I've heard which I think is more aptly descriptive of the world in which we live.
	I'm with you.
	Which is corrupt capitalism.
	It's corporations now influencing government and they're all working together.
	It's a funny thing, like, crony capitalism sounds a lot like fascism to some extent.
	Capitalist fascism, it's not capitalism in the true form.
	No, it's not a free market at all.
	It's manipulative.
	No, but certainly the issues about the healthcare system...
	It's socialized healthcare.
	That's the problem.
	I've been in the States.
	I had to go to the hospital one time.
	I had a partial, what I think was a partial stomach blockage.
	I thought I was dying.
	Not a heart attack.
	It's like my stomach was going to explode.
	I was seen within minutes.
	Stop bragging.
	Treated.
	I'll tell you, there's a punchline to it.
	Treated perfectly, and I had to get out of there.
	They gave me some sort of, not heroin-like drug, but something that relaxes the muscles.
	They did it.
	And everything just...
	Xanax?
	No, no.
	It was an injection.
	And I felt it.
	I mean, I understand why people do these things.
	I just didn't like the way it made me feel.
	But everything relaxed and then everything just sort of passed.
	And then I said, like, now I got to get the hell out of here because I'm not staying in a hospital.
	I'm still getting bills.
	Like, that's the issue.
	It didn't cost like five...
	It cost like a couple thousand bucks.
	That was with insurance.
	And I keep getting these effing bills, like 50 bucks here and 100 bucks there.
	And I don't even know what it is anymore.
	Then you get like a collection notice for a $3...
	A surcharge, whatever.
	So, I mean, that's the issue.
	You pay for it.
	But you pay for it when you use it in the States versus paying for it despite not using it here and then it not being there when you need it because it's shit.
	That was always my argument.
	If I'm going to pay for it all the time, when I need it, I hope it works.
	But they don't give...
	So, if you talk to nurses here, to the nurses, I don't know how the nurses are not...
	I know why they're not going on strike because they're dealing with human lives.
	But what the nurses go through just in Montreal is crazy.
	Everything's on their shoulders.
	Elaborate, because I mean, I know...
	They're understaffed, okay?
	They're underfunded, so they don't even have the equipment or the people they need.
	And everything falls on the nurses.
	Like, even the doctors, right?
	The doctors are running around.
	There's not enough doctors.
	But it's mostly...
	People talk about nurses as if they're like...
	Or like maids or whatever.
	Nurses are the ones that perform most.
	They're the ones that remember all this shit.
	They're the ones that are doing the blood tests.
	They're the ones that are injecting people.
	They're running around trying their best and there's not enough of them.
	There's too many people.
	There's not enough money.
	They don't have all the equipment they need.
	So these people are fucking losing their mind.
	Now, obviously, there's still shit nurses that were doing TikToks while people were dying.
	But that's, you know, it's not everyone.
	But the majority of nurses here, they're fucking...
	They don't get the thank you monetarily or even socially.
	And they're just running around.
	They're the ones keeping the hospital alive.
	I was talking with the nurses at the Montreal Super Hospital before we left, and understaffed, overworked, I won't say shitty conditions because I don't want to be judgmental, but what they described as atrocious working conditions.
	And then they end up leaving, take their skills and go elsewhere where they get paid more, and then the system breaks down.
	There's trade-offs to, you know, quote Sowell, and here you're paying, if it's 25 to 50 cents of every tax dollar goes to the healthcare system.
	Whether you use it or not, and then by the time you need it, you end up dying in an ER, at least in the States, in theory.
	Save your money, get proper insurance, and if you need it, then you pay for it because you've saved up at the time, but obviously the issue is people don't save up and they don't get insurance, and then when they go to the hospital, they're even more screwed in the States, where if you don't have insurance, you can get screwed, and insurance costs a small arm and a leg.
	Still less, I think.
	Dollar for dollar less than what you're paying taxes in Canada.
	It might be, because they take half your paycheck.
	Yeah, let's just say it's like...
	It'll be a good $13,000 to $15,000 a year, depending on the size of your family.
	That's a lot.
	If you make $100,000 in Canada, $30,000 is going to the healthcare system.
	I would say between $25,000 and $50,000.
	I don't think you really ghost the healthcare system.
	I think they say that, but if you did, the system would be better.
	I feel like they're not telling us where this money goes, like the tax dollars, because we're giving so much money, nothing works.
	I don't know where the fuck it goes.
	It's wild.
	It's atrocious.
	And then at the same time, pushing...
	Medical assistance in dying, euthanasia, mercy killings on people who are not terminally ill, while then also pushing new laws that are going to make for presumed organ harvesting in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
	It's hard not to see this as...
	What about the bug eating?
	My buddy Josh Shapiro is also a comedian.
	He does this podcast with me a lot.
	He sent me a video on TikTok.
	There's an influencer in the States, this kid.
	And for somebody, he goes, I think that they're paying him to do this.
	He's just started doing videos of cicadas.
	There's a lot of cicadas.
	He's like, you could eat these.
	And he doesn't even like them, but he's promoting videos of eating bugs.
	What?
	Well, I was doing this before it was cool.
	Back when at the Jean Talon market, there's a Mexican restaurant and it has dried crickets and dried grasshoppers.
	So he's grabbing them off trees.
	That's disgusting.
	That is...
	Not eating them live.
	Eating them live and he's complaining about how they piss a lot.
	He's like, so why are you eating them?
	That's the stuff of Joe Rogan Fear Factor Nightmares.
	Crunching into a disgusting...
	Squishy innards.
	The dried crickets, they taste like chips.
	I'll eat it of my own volition.
	Let's see who this is.
	Crazy birthday...
	Click on that one.
	I think so.
	Eating cicadas.
	Josh told me he has multiple videos.
	He was describing everything to me yesterday.
	I have no doubt everything is...
	Hey!
	No.
	Cicada cereal.
	Bro, go fuck yourself.
	What is this?
	What is this?
	Hold on.
	Not that we want to support TikTok, but let's...
	Now, the rest of the world can see this as we're doing this?
	Yeah.
	Those are live.
	Yeah, I'm not going to...
	This is a lie, because where does he even get cicadas like that?
	I mean, I saw a video of him chasing them off trees.
	Like, wherever he is in the States, there's a lot of cicadas right now.
	Oh, that's disgusting.
	Okay, I don't...
	Poseidon.
	Are we going to see this?
	I'm curious.
	Let's see if he swallows it.
	We've seen Fear Factor.
	He's eating disgusting bugs.
	He doesn't even enjoy it.
	Nobody can enjoy that.
	It's like eating broken chips and sticks with dirt in it.
	Okay, well that's fine.
	He's going to vomit.
	Nobody's going to convince me that this is not part and parcel of a grand plan.
	It is, right?
	It can't not be.
	Who is the jackass from the Liberal Party that I saw on Twitter today talking about free contraception for women because birth control is a right.
	And regardless of how you feel about that.
	I have a question about free contraception.
	What do they mean?
	You could just go buy it.
	Are we talking about condoms and the pill?
	We're talking about condoms and the pill.
	And I asked my wife, how much was the pill?
	A month?
	20, 40 bucks?
	Can you imagine we live in a country where...
	Their claim to fame of a successful government is giving you free birth control, which is going to have population issues.
	But we already have a population issue.
	That's why we did mass immigration.
	And now that doesn't work.
	There's so many problems.
	It feels like children are running.
	It looks like they're trying to get votes.
	So it feels like they're in a room and someone's like, yo, you know what I wish?
	I wish someone would pay for my condoms.
	And then they're like, Steve, that's a great fucking idea.
	None of this makes any sense.
	Well, it makes sense.
	Have we ever talked about, I mean, I've mentioned it many times, Parkinson's law of mundanity.
	No, tell me this.
	It's not Parkinson, the guy who, I don't think it has anything to do with the shaking disease.
	He was an economist and he had a bunch of theories.
	Parkinson's law of mundanity, Parkinson's law of triviality.
	And I forget which one it is, but it's the idea that, you know, you can spend all day talking about the easiest thing to solve because it's the easiest thing to talk about.
	And so everybody's going to have an opinion.
	Oh yeah, let's pay free tampons.
	That's great.
	We'll put tampons in.
	Because that's an easy, stupid fix for a problem that doesn't exist.
	Talk about how to make Canadians more wealthy.
	Well, that's more complicated.
	Nobody has an opinion.
	So it's easy for small-minded people, idiots, dumb people, to say, yeah, okay, well, tampons.
	Easy solution.
	Now we can go run to TikTok and Twitter and say we've given free tampons in women's bathrooms.
	We've given free tampons.
	Tampons don't cost $900.
	How about you stop taxing people so they have enough money to buy their own tampons?
	That's what my wife...
	Marion, my wife has been not black pill, but certainly red pill.
	She's like, alright, give me a tax credit.
	I don't want you to pick my tampons first.
	Stop taking my money.
	And she said, oh, who's the guy?
	If you can find this one, I put out a tweet to him.
	And I said, did you just invite girls into your bathroom?
	He's a liberal guy.
	And it would be a tweet.
	It says, we're going to have a problem type thing.
	This is a guy, not that it makes a difference that he's a white male, but it's a white male sitting down saying, we're giving out free tampons and if any of you ladies want some, come to my office and we have free tampons, free women's stuff in our bathroom.
	Did you just invite women into your bathroom?
	That's weird, but also, this is private shit.
	What's his name?
	I'm not going to remember what his name is.
	Are we pretending that women are retarded and they can't think for themselves?
	I don't understand what this is.
	Come to me so I can give you...
	It's a sign of their progressivism.
	It's regress.
	What tampons are they using?
	Where are they made?
	Are they using the same cheap made-in-China tampons as the masks that they were forcing on kindergartners during COVID?
	Or we're going to find out they leave little traces of graphene up our yayus.
	But it's like, it's the stupidest thing on earth because it's such a dumb, small fix to a problem that doesn't exist but gives them a talking point.
	And then you're like...
	How much could tampons cost?
	I don't know, but when the government gets involved, I guarantee you they're going to cost three times as much.
	Who gets the contract?
	Where's the money going?
	Where's it coming from?
	Wait, how much do tampons cost?
	20 bucks?
	I don't know.
	Condoms are not particularly cheap.
	I don't know.
	Condoms are around 20 bucks too.
	The condoms are like $1.50 each.
	Not that I know.
	It sounds like you do.
	It's $16 for a pack of 64. Oh, I thought it was like $800 the way they make it.
	That's like, it's great.
	So if you would just reduce tax by 1%, the ladies can buy all the tampons they want.
	And make it a tax-deductible expense.
	I think it is a deductible expense in certain states, but no, it's so...
	It shouldn't even be tax-deductible.
	Just don't tax me.
	Let me buy whatever the fuck I want.
	I'll let the economy roll.
	It's celebrating the financial crippledness of the country.
	Women are so poor.
	Canadian women are so poor.
	They can't afford tampons.
	We'll give them to you for free.
	Except the administrative costs, like the Vegas casino house, taking your money, spinning it around their internal stuff, paying all their employees to give these things away for free.
	It's government waste, and it's insulting, too.
	I'm glad we're saving money, though, because we could do a lot more rainbow crosswalks with the money that we're saving.
	Just add them all up.
	Promoting abortion in Canada.
	Are we promoting it?
	Justin Trudeau, after the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v.
	Wade, Canada's always going to be a safe place for abortion.
	Canada, the only country in the world.
	That has no criminal prohibitions on abortion at any stage of pregnancy.
	That's not true.
	It is.
	Fact check that, Poseidon.
	You can abort a kid at like nine months?
	In theory, well, there is no criminal prohibition for abortion at any stage of pregnancy in Canada, but you will not find a doctor to do it after, I think it's 24 weeks.
	Okay, okay, but it is weird.
	If you do find a doctor, you could basically kill an almost newborn.
	That is the necessary conclusion that there's no criminal prohibition for it.
	Check that out.
	I think they say the only nation in the world with no criminal prohibitions on abortion at any stage of pregnancy.
	But isn't it dangerous for women if you're getting an eight-month abortion?
	It gets more dangerous in all respects.
	I have difficulty.
	Here we go.
	Abortion has remained legal throughout Canada since 1988.
	Because no law has replaced it.
	Abortion has remained legal throughout Canada since 1988.
	That's not the right one.
	But if you put in Canada, only nation in the world with no criminal prohibition.
	So what's the timeline for when it's safe?
	Like the first three months?
	I'm no doctor, but I know that it obviously gets more complicated the bigger the mass.
	But then they have the abortion pills.
	The morning after pill, but that's limited.
	The morning after pill from what I remember.
	Understand is a few days, but then you have what they just had a decision out of America.
	While some restrictions exist, Canada is one of the nations with no criminal restrictions on abortion.
	It's the one that they just had the decision out in America, which is not the one.
	Abortion in Canada is legal throughout pregnancy.
	But pregnancy is nine months.
	It's the reality.
	That's dangerous, no?
	And it's publicly funded as a medical procedure under the combined effects of the federal Canada Health Center.
	Well, it is a medical procedure.
	Obviously, it's not a fucking...
	You're not going to the gym.
	But I mean, yeah, I think like after three months, it starts like the...
	It's like exponential, the dangers.
	Well, yeah, there's no question about that.
	And I don't know how methiprazone works.
	That's the drug that the FDA approved bypassing its ordinary process.
	And there was a Supreme Court decision that basically said the plaintiffs had no standing.
	To sue or to cause, to compel the FDA to withdraw its approval for methiprasome.
	And that's the one that basically causes like, if I understand it correctly, and I might get chewed up in the chat for not getting it right, but it like causes a disturbance and then it causes your body to reject what might have already attached to the uterus lining.
	And it's an, it was a secondary use of a drug and it's not safe and there's some issues with it, but that's what a lot of people use when they discover they're pregnant later on.
	Later stage of the pregnancy.
	So what should we be doing to avoid, I don't know, maybe the technology to figure out if you're pregnant sooner?
	Well, typically, you'll know if you might be pregnant if you've been having sex.
	The issues that...
	But there are condoms that break.
	I've heard stories of people with IUDs that get knocked around.
	Without getting into not my Marion's history, but IUDs don't always work.
	You're telling me.
	Condoms do break.
	And when they break, you know it.
	Unless there's a leak.
	What you should be doing after each intercourse is making sure that there are no leaks in the condom.
	I once had a broken condom that I didn't notice until...
	I was like, what the fuck?
	But we're talking about it exploded.
	Well, but you realize at some point, because if you stop having sex and then you see that there's no condom...
	Yeah, that's when I realized.
	Luckily, nothing happened.
	But then you can still...
	You can get scared.
	But then you have...
	The morning after pill, I think it's like 72 hours from...
	The procreation will cause the egg not to even embed.
	You can't keep taking the morning after.
	That's not good for women.
	I don't believe it's good for you.
	The idea would be choose when and with whom you're having sex and how you're doing it.
	In the infinitely unlikely case that you realize early on that you're pregnant for whatever the reason.
	But the issue and pushing it as something that my body, my choice at any time.
	I think most people can agree.
	You know, seventh month plus.
	I can't imagine an example or a situation in which case it would be okay.
	You know, the mother's life.
	That's no longer your body, your choice.
	That's someone else.
	Yeah, I can't even understand.
	But here's the thing.
	I feel like we're talking extremes.
	Because I personally, I don't know anyone or ever heard a case.
	I remember in New York they were talking about, now you could do it, you could crush a skull or whatever, close to nine months ago.
	So that's a murder, basically.
	But I haven't seen or heard of anyone actually doing that.
	You have to be a real stupid person to be like, wait, I'm going to abort this baby eight months in.
	I haven't heard of it yet.
	I do wonder if, given the system here, if there are substantial delays that might even not allow you to procure it, even if you detect it early.
	And then you're forced to wait like two or three months.
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	That's why I think they won't...
	I don't think a doctor here is going to be like...
	The only time doctors after 24 weeks will allow it is if the mother is at risk of dying.
	Which makes sense.
	Or the fetus is going to come out, you know.
	Yeah, but there are people who agree or disagree.
	You can understand the rationale.
	Say it's God's will and...
	Those are not the...
	The broadest consensus on either end of the extreme, but I can understand it even if we disagree and they will agree to disagree with me.
	But no, so bottom line, promoting abortion, promoting contraception, promoting medical assistance in dying, being at the helm of a healthcare system that is a death care system in Canada, and then they say, oh, our population is not growing, we need to import 40 million non-Canadians, and by 20, what did they say, 2100?
	Population of Canada.
	And don't call it a great replacement, you racist bigot.
	It's not happening, but it's good that it's happening.
	Canadians have no culture.
	There is no Canadian culture.
	I heard him say all that shit.
	It's wild, but you can't but see it for what it is.
	It is weird.
	And then administer this jibby jab, mandatory, experimental...
	I think we're agreeing now it's gene therapy.
	I think by definition it's gene therapy.
	I was right.
	No, it's not gene therapy, but it modifies your genes to some extent.
	It's so stupid.
	The fact checks deny and then admit later on.
	You put all this together, it's tough not to see a broader plan.
	Whether it's by accident, by organic design, or by malicious design, you can't not see it happening.
	So what do you think the end goal is?
	It is a one-world government.
	It is depopulation to some extent, redistribution of population to another extent, and basically socializing the globe.
	Just import and destroy nation-states so that you can have a one-world government, the WHO, or however you want to call it.
	It used to be called the New World Order, and that was a conspiracy theory, not just a great ban from the 80s.
	And now it's what it is.
	It's not the NWO.
	It's the WHO, and it's one world order, one world government.
	And you got Justin Trudeau, as far as I'm concerned, vying for his seat on that.
	Future one world government.
	He's not going to be able to walk freely in Canada after this.
	People really don't like it.
	I was in Ottawa for three weeks and I kept seeing in front of Parliament people with the fuck Trudeau flags and all the people.
	I was talking to regular Ottowans.
	Ottowans.
	Ottowans.
	Ottowites.
	Ottowites.
	And they were not happy.
	People that work for him, actually, that I met, that work in the government for him, hated him.
	Look, I'm convinced everybody hates him, even those in his orbit, but there are people who are dependent on him.
	And so you can hate him all you want, but he signs your paycheck.
	And that's how you get control over a country.
	Poseidon, what is it?
	20% of the Canadian workforce works for the federal government?
	Which is a crazy...
	Google the percentage of Canadian labor force that's federally employed.
	That's why we're not productive.
	We're not a productive nation.
	But that's how you get your population held captive, where they can't even defy you because you will...
	He will cut their paychecks off, and they'll be working without pay.
	What do we got here?
	So...
	It's in the unit of thousands, so it's what?
	20 million?
	Here's what we're going to need.
	We're going to need Patrick Beddavid to start a new department, and we're going to go work for value tamers.
	It is wild.
	It's how you capture a society.
	Yeah, 20.6 million.
	So basically, you're telling me 5 million of those people are in government?
	Damn.
	No, 4 million, about 3.5 million, yeah.
	And I think that's directly and not indirectly.
	But it's weird.
	He's a loathsome human.
	It's not with pride that I say this.
	It might be with sorrow.
	He's an awful human.
	He's one of the people where I think he's probably more evil in real life than I even think he is from the internet.
	But his brother, Kyle Kemper.
	I had him on the channel.
	That's the guy who did the Tucker Carlson interview?
	Shoot, yeah.
	Did he do a Tucker Carlson?
	Yeah, he did a Tucker Carlson.
	He looks like we look the same, except he's about a foot taller than me.
	Yeah, that guy.
	What did he tell you?
	He's the nicest guy on earth.
	He's a grassroots, sort of like a fish-loving hippie dude.
	Yeah, he doesn't look like that.
	He looks more like the guy on the left.
	He's on the left now, not the clean-shaving guy.
	There he is.
	Polar opposite.
	A human of a human.
	And it's very bizarre.
	And then I asked him when he was on the channel, I was like, has your brother always been like this?
	He says, no, he hasn't always been like this.
	It's something new and he doesn't know what's going on.
	Oh, he hasn't always been like this.
	No.
	But we've seen Trudeau hasn't always been like this.
	Once upon a time, Canadians like guns.
	Once upon a time, you know, freedom of speech, all the stuff.
	But you get co-opted.
	I generally think all of these politicians are blackmailed and they're into it.
	I mean, you heard it here.
	Trudeau didn't always suck.
	He used to also blow.
	I'm with you.
	I'm with you.
	No, I do think it's...
	I'm convinced these people lead immoral, debaucherous lives, and then they get blackmailed into doing the bidding of the people who have the blackmail on them.
	For me, Trudeau, he's been up to no good, but he's been up to no good that has caused people to be able to exploit him and make him do their bidding in a way that he would never...
	I don't even think it's...
	I think he just...
	He's one of those kids that wants to be part of the group.
	I think that's all it is.
	Like, I want to be friends with the...
	Oh, like the elites.
	Yeah, but that also gets exacerbated in life, especially when you lose touch and you lose connection with the people.
	I would say the people that matter.
	A, the people with a capital P, but also the people that you were elected to represent.
	Once they hate you, the only consolation you have is they're idiots for hating me, and these elitists who say it's good that they hate you are my friends.
	And they're all a bunch of evil scoundrels.
	I wonder what's going to happen here.
	If we're going to be able to force an election quicker than what he wants or we're going to have to wait until 2025?
	I don't think so.
	Jagmeet has made his bed of hypocrisy.
	It's so bad.
	He gets up there the other day railing against the liberals and their hypocrites and their scoundrels.
	Alright, let's go.
	He needs his pension because this guy knows he's now too far gone.
	There's no redemption for Jagmeet Singh anymore.
	He's got to go.
	He's got to get his pension.
	Call an election.
	It'll happen in 2025.
	He'll be secure for life, but he'll be hated for life as well, as he should be.
	But we're going to be giving him 150 G's a year to live his life.
	It's crazy.
	And then it goes, I think it does get adjusted for inflation, right?
	Because that won't be worth jack shit in 10 years.
	No, but what's the other scandal?
	The scandal that we haven't really seen anything about in a little while, the Chinese infiltration, Chinese and Indian infiltration.
	Oh yeah, what happened with that?
	The headlines went nuts three weeks ago, four weeks ago, and now radio silence.
	And they don't want to talk about who was compromised.
	They don't want to disclose which politicians were wittingly participating in foreign interference in Canadian politics.
	Wittingly.
	I wonder how the Indians scammed they asked them for Google Play gift cards.
	I don't know what the exact scheme of it was.
	I was going to have a I should probably still do it, have a reporter from Blacklocks on talk about it.
	I don't know that we know Anything more than what everybody already knows because it's heavily redacted.
	It's a national security censor.
	But they're allowed to work, these people.
	They're still in government.
	I can't drink the Tim Hortons stuff.
	Tim Hortons is not what it once was.
	Is it because there's no sugar?
	No, I think it's just because the coffee tastes like watered down.
	It's no longer coffee.
	It's mostly water.
	It tastes like tea.
	I feel you.
	No, the national security issues, and they won't reveal the names of the Canadian politicians who are currently serving in the government, who wittingly participated in foreign interference in Canadian politics.
	What sense does that make?
	They should be under arrest, they should be in jail, or at least being, you know...
	We'd get arrested for less.
	People have been arrested.
	The other side has been arrested for nothing.
	Detained for years, for nothing.
	So, you get all that.
	I don't know.
	The country feels like it's in its death throes.
	And I don't know what happens.
	You get the conservatives in power.
	Okay, good.
	There's only one thing that...
	I don't care who's in power.
	There's only one thing that needs to be done right now.
	We need to cut taxes right away.
	Start reducing government.
	Go find a real fucking job.
	How do you do that?
	How do you get elected when the unions are among your biggest supporters and you're saying, yeah, I'm going to get elected by putting you out of work.
	Go back to the private sphere, you lazy bastard, and find a job that actually contributes.
	Not only that, you're going to make more money.
	The problem is, once you've conditioned people to be dependent on you, they don't believe it and they don't even see how it's possible.
	To some extent, it's like how law firms capture young lawyers.
	You'll never make it on your own.
	You need us to give, you know, we'll give you a good living, $100,000, whatever, $120 a year.
	You won't be able to do it on your own.
	You don't have the infrastructure.
	You don't have the skills.
	Stay with us.
	And then by the time you get a mortgage, by the time you get a car, by the time you have a kid or two, you're stuck.
	You can't go on your own and take that chance.
	And those that do, you realize, holy shit, you know, if I work hard, I'm not guaranteed, but I'm maximizing my odds.
	Same thing with the private sphere.
	They're dependent on the government and they're conditioned to believe they can't succeed and they can't live on their own.
	They need...
	Big Justin Trudeau, big Francois Legault to pay them, to give them their money that they take from other people who actually contribute from the private sector.
	And it's how you capture an electorate.
	And I don't know how you get elected on the basis of saying we're going to shrink government, put you out of work, and make you go into the private sector.
	You need the kids to understand what the truth is so the next generation gets it.
	But right now there's like a 50-50.
	There's some young people I speak to that get it.
	And others, they're super indoctrinated.
	They go, no, you need the government to take care of everything.
	The government should be paying for my this.
	Why don't you work?
	I never understood how people think.
	Let me refresh this here.
	How people don't trust private enterprise because people are corrupt and they have corrupt interests.
	But they trust the government.
	Which is not run by people.
	They trust the government in the face of a history from day one of corruption, abuse, human rights violations and all this stuff.
	But they trust them now because they must be very different now.
	It's Stockholm Syndrome to some extent.
	That's what it is.
	That's what I'm telling you.
	That's what's happening with a lot of socialist countries.
	That's what's going on with people.
	And the not wanting to work thing bothers me.
	I just want to create.
	I took all the risks when I did everything I'm doing.
	But the government wants to reap the rewards.
	If I make money, they're there.
	They've got to take half of it.
	If I lose money, they're like, alright, shut down.
	Fuck you.
	No, they're going to tax on capital gains.
	But I mean, I guess you get to claim capital losses if you can offset them.
	But it's people who don't live...
	So I'm in Florida.
	Still paying a shit ton of taxes because federal really...
	Taxes you up the wazoo, even though there's no state income tax.
	And it's, I'd say, like 13% better, 14% better.
	I'm not at the maximal tax structure, but it doesn't matter.
	You realize what difference that makes.
	But people down there don't understand the degree you are taxed.
	I mean, you pay more than 50% tax because...
	If you're making more than 80, because it's 40-some-odd percent on your income, then you've got 15% sales tax, then you've got property tax, home insurance, passport fees, license fees.
	I went to buy a fishing license.
	I bought a fishing license, government, and I'm a non-resident.
	$100, $92 for a fishing license so I can fish for a bass that I don't even have any interest in keeping.
	Residents pay $30-some-odd bucks.
	There's just disguise tax everywhere.
	You get a corporate license plate or a company car, $300 a year, renewable every year.
	It's just indirect disguise taxes.
	And what do they do with your money?
	They fucking piss it away.
	They give it to foreign countries.
	And they finance international conflict.
	And they expect you to be happy about it.
	You want me to be happy about kids getting bombed?
	And again, people think I'm a...
	They call me all sorts of names.
	I get called a Zionist, Mossad, and a Nazi in the same day.
	Really?
	It's wild.
	Everyone sees a Jew and...
	Some people see Jew and that's all they can think.
	I know for a fact that Viva hates Jews.
	He's mentioned it on many occasions.
	He's joined these various groups.
	The thing is, I get called a self-hating Jew because I...
	When you criticize.
	Well, I also understand some people's criticism.
	I get it.
	I'm tired of you guys controlling the media and the weather.
	That's been bothering me.
	People say, Jews control the media, Jews control politics, Jews control Hollywood.
	Jews do control Hollywood.
	First of all, it's the same.
	It's not happening, but it's good that it is.
	Jews don't control Hollywood, but there's a damn good reason historically why Jews succeeded in Hollywood.
	I'll tell you why, because they weren't allowed to do other jobs, so they got into the vaudevillian.
	I'm a history guy.
	I learned through Ron Jeremy that Jews also have a very...
	Notable presence.
	A statistically disproportionate presence in pornography as well.
	Entertainment in general.
	But a lot of it stems from the years where people didn't want Jews around in any other field.
	So they created their own entertainment sphere.
	And then it was good.
	But it happens with a lot of groups in different fields.
	It's just that because media expanded so big, you're going to notice the demographic.
	Because there's a lot in media and music and all that.
	You're going to notice at the top more Jews.
	Because...
	For all those years, that's the spheres they went into.
	That and jewelry.
	Big, big Jews and Arabs, big in the diamonds.
	There's no question.
	And then the issue is, people call you an anti-Semite for noticing it.
	And they say, okay, it's not happening, but there's a good reason that it is.
	And then they'll say, all right, it might be true, but it's not Jews in the name of Judaism.
	It's just people who happen to be Jewish.
	And then you say, okay, fine.
	We can agree on that.
	But then don't tell me I'm wrong for noticing it.
	And then you say, okay.
	They don't control it, but they have statistically disproportionate over-representation in it.
	Alright, fine.
	Big banks, you can take CEOs of big banks.
	There is statistical over-representation that you can't deny and that you get called names for noticing.
	It's like Greeks in restaurants.
	We don't control the restaurant industry.
	Over 80% of Montreal restaurants, even if they're Japanese or Italian, are owned by Greeks.
	That's the real thing.
	There's a reason for it.
	It was because of which Greeks came to Canada.
	I was having a discussion with someone who said, did you know the first impeachment of Trump, it was dubbed the Jew coup?
	No, I never heard of Jew coup.
	It was called the Jew coup, like J-E-W-C-O-U, like a Jew coup.
	Not a coup, but like a coup, a military coup.
	Because a statistically significant, or I should say, statistical over-representation of players involved were Jewish.
	You can go with the lawyers.
	I mean, people you didn't even know were Jewish, like Vindman, the main complainant.
	There's Jewish lawyers.
	There's a few of them.
	And a few Jewish accountants and a few Jewish politicians.
	Get the fuck out of here.
	I was talking about recently the lawfare against Trump.
	People are going to come to conclusions because the brain makes these connections and the state of America.
	And they say, well, Jews don't control American politics.
	Okay, fine.
	They do heavily influence them, though.
	And then you realize, okay, but for the fact that some of these politicians, He complained about anti-Semitism as the basis for the critiques against him.
	I would have never known they were Jewish.
	Merrick Garland, who's in charge of the DOJ, Jewish.
	I never would have known it except he said it was anti-Semitic to criticize him or at least some of the criticism against him was anti-Semitic.
	Alejandro Mayorkas, did you know that he's Jewish?
	No.
	Okay, I didn't know it either until he was having congressional hearings and then complained about anti-Semitism when he was being lambasted for leaving the border open.
	Then you go to the law fair against Trump and you have E. Jean Carroll.
	Kaplan, her lawyer.
	Judge Angeron.
	Wait, hold on.
	Which one's the one?
	Which one's the nipple judge?
	No, nipple judge is in the Leticia James case.
	Are you here to tell me that Kanye West was right?
	Is that what you're fucking...
	Did you come on this goddamn podcast?
	What I'm saying is that...
	You see why people get upset.
	You can't fault Kanye West for feeling the way he's feeling.
	Period.
	And then it's like, well, now you're sympathizing with...
	You don't defeat the arguments by branding the person whatever name.
	You have to then say, okay, fine.
	The steel man the other way around.
	By the way, I didn't even get to the end of it.
	E. Jean Carroll.
	Kaplan, her lawyer.
	Kaplan, the judge in the E. Jean Carroll case.
	All you're saying is that Jews complain a lot.
	That's what you're telling me.
	The irony is that the reflexive crying anti-Semitism when there's legitimate criticism for their professional conduct only exacerbates the problem.
	I had this discussion with someone and then they're like, oh, I didn't realize all of that.
	So the bottom line.
	How did we get on this?
	It was a joke about you calling me a self-hating Jew.
	I don't know how this happened.
	All I'm saying is your Jewish propaganda is not going unnoticed.
	I don't remember how we started on this.
	We have to play the tape back.
	My message is very clear.
	Stop hating entire groups of people.
	Hate individuals.
	That's what I do.
	That is the case.
	And we're like, even when people talk about statistics in crime and like their statistical representation of certain demographics, like, okay, how does that impact how you treat that one individual on the street?
	It shouldn't.
	And if it does, then it's a problem.
	But the problem also is, and this is what my father brought me up to understand, is when you represent a demographic and you misbehave, like it or not, That's going to be traced to the demographic as a whole, which is why you have to behave in a way that is exemplary to represent that demographic.
	I do not want to represent all Greeks.
	In case of the stupid shit I say or do, I do not want it to be a representation of all Greeks.
	That is my problem with organized religion.
	I don't want to be part of this fraternity.
	I don't want to represent anything broader than myself.
	I know as a matter of fact and as a matter of human condition that you do.
	I'm one of the coolest Greeks.
	I know this.
	You are indeed a cooler.
	Allegedly.
	You are not Greek.
	I swear to God.
	He's Albanian and he's wearing his national shirt today.
	I'm going to crash a stream.
	Wait, what's...
	He doesn't like talking about his family.
	Well, your skin's not pale at all.
	I'm Greek, yeah.
	I was joking.
	It was Albanian versus Albino.
	That was my joke.
	This is why I don't do stand-up.
	That's good, actually.
	No, but that's the reality.
	The brain makes connections, and that's how humans have survived.
	Not all spiders are bad, but I'm not necessarily taking a chance with an innocuous spider.
	That applies at the human level, too, but we're supposed to be smarter than that.
	Yeah, we're supposed to be smarter than that.
	This is a thing that I told you shocks me in the modern world, where you're going to make your assessment of someone based on either their skin or their religion.
	You know what they're thinking.
	That's fucking crazy because they're so complicated.
	Every single person thinks differently.
	So for us to say, I don't know, this Greek screwed me over in a business deal.
	Pantels is going to do the same thing.
	I don't even know that guy.
	I don't know what the hell you're talking about.
	I've heard that quite a bit.
	Yeah, I personally will try.
	I will try to avoid doing business with Greeks, obviously.
	Because I'm fucking smart.
	I've heard that about every demographic.
	I know.
	Don't do business with the Greeks, the Jews, the Middle East.
	Humans are humans, and some humans are total shit, and other humans are not.
	Exactly.
	It was about American politics.
	I forget how we got into it, but you can't blame people, and you can't write people off and not address the ideas, but that's the easiest thing to do.
	Yeah, I'd rather listen to you.
	If you're telling me stuff like that, okay, where's it coming from?
	And then seeing if we could rationalize.
	Yeah.
	I mean, even though you know who Nick Fuentes is?
	I know who Nick Fuentes is.
	I know him because of the Kanye stuff, but isn't he insane?
	Isn't he, like, legitimately he hates Jews and shit?
	I think even he would say...
	I thought he is a real racist.
	He's not?
	No, I think he might agree.
	I can't answer the question.
	I'm saying what I heard, but this is the media.
	I could be wrong.
	This guy could not be.
	But I remember hearing that name, and I know that he's the guy that they go, no, he's like a legitimate white supremacist.
	I think he might answer that question and say, yes, I am.
	He was on Alex Jones yesterday.
	Even if you write someone off as what they might be...
	Also, I want to know what makes...
	The most insanely racist, anti-Semitic, whatever, bigoted person on Earth is sitting right over there.
	It doesn't mean that you might not want to interact with them as a human, but it doesn't mean that...
	It depends on how hardcore they are.
	All I say is you may not want to interact with them, but it doesn't mean that everything they have to say is objectively wrong.
	He might have a good recipe for pie.
	I don't know.
	But is he...
	Because you know better than you're in the sphere.
	Is it exaggerated or is he a real piece of shit?
	I don't watch him regularly.
	He is unabashed about having a white, ethno...
	What do you want to call it?
	A white Christian state?
	I will say one thing.
	I do appreciate, even if you have extreme views, I appreciate when you're honest because then I know who I'm dealing with.
	What I like less than that is if I don't know.
	So you're just beating around the bush, and my whole life is a cool dude.
	And then I find out, he's like, yo, you've got to kill these Greeks, or you've got to kill these blacks.
	No, he says some hyperbolic things, and I think the consensus is that he's quite open about his views.
	That you can have black countries, you have Jewish countries.
	Why is it racist, or why is it intolerant or impermissible to say we should have a white Christian country?
	But then he says some other things which are, you know...
	I think most people would agree are objectively objectionable, even if there's some legitimacy to some political philosophy that he might have.
	There's a lot to say.
	And then there's others who might just say it's a grift and you find your audience and you have to say the things that placate.
	For sure there's an audience for that.
	I guarantee you there's an audience for that.
	And then it legit becomes a question of what they call audience capture, where you get an audience, you've developed it in a certain way, and...
	In order to keep them and to grow it and to keep them happy, you have to say things that get more and more...
	that satisfy them more and more, and you get captured by your audience.
	And if you find a new audience, then you play the same cycle over and over again.
	Yeah, my audience goes from love to hate with me.
	That's what I find.
	My audience also is like...
	We are conditioned and wrongly so to have these litmus tests that we apply to humans.
	I like to flow like water.
	You've got to be able to change your idea.
	If somebody presents a good argument...
	You've got to be able to adapt.
	I really don't like this whole indoctrination.
	There are litmus test questions.
	If you believe in late-term abortion, that's going to be a litmus test where we will never agree, and I might make determinations based on that.
	But then the flip side, if you believe that never life at conception and you can't have any, then we agree.
	That's what I'm saying.
	I like the gray area.
	I'm with you.
	Yes, but that says...
	Hold on, where was I going with this thought?
	We've gotten to the point where it's sort of like the swiping left, swiping right.
	If one thing happens that we don't like, we write the person off in their entirety.
	You're not going to agree with everything.
	I don't agree with everything I say.
	There's stuff that I'll look back and be like, actually now, knowing what I know, that's not my stance.
	Write myself off.
	If someone says, I have no problem with abusing dogs, that's a black and white cutoff.
	That's a black and white thing.
	I'm not going to hate all Chinese people, but I don't like that.
	I don't like that comment.
	By the way...
	Someone in the chat wrote, he put $1 in the chat.
	He said Fuentes is a Fed.
	Oh, dude.
	So that's another thing.
	So I like your chat because some of these motherfuckers are in the know.
	I got a good chat.
	I'm not saying he is, but I'm saying there are some people that I'm convinced are fucking plants.
	Like I'll see some stuff and I go, you're trying to infiltrate movements.
	Well, I understand that belief.
	I've actually, I know of the factual bases on which those claims are made.
	I just think long and hard.
	I'm very reluctant before calling someone a Fed.
	I'm not saying he is a Fed.
	I'm saying it happens that people are Feds.
	I saw January 6th.
	I saw a lot of people that are clearly Feds, bro.
	There's people that rely on January 6th and Fuentes' participation in that to argue that he's a Fed.
	There's a lot of people that participate in that that were not Feds, but you see some videos, you're like, that's a fucking Fed.
	People who participated and didn't get punished.
	That's where people make some conclusions.
	But the other thing is...
	He could all, like, agent provocateurs also are people who are just, who are operatives to discredit movements.
	Because there's some people who are so over the top in what they say.
	Like the guys sitting on the overpasses in Florida who are, I believe, you know, the Nazis and I think clearly feds because they're designed to try to co-opt and discredit what would otherwise be a meaningfully politically influential group.
	And so this stuff goes back to like Operation COINTELPRO where you get Operatives to get inside and discredit movements to get the teeth out of them and to make them mockable instead of serious movements.
	The Nazi thing always shocks me, by the way.
	Every time I see legit swastika, I always feel like going to talk to them and being like, you realize we fought the Nazis?
	What do you do?
	A lot of those people...
	We won.
	What are you doing?
	Who joins the losing side?
	Losers.
	Well, I think a lot of those players are operatives.
	They're out there to discredit the movement.
	You saw the whole TikTok craze of that woman who dropped the N-word.
	Oh, yeah.
	No, but you had me at N-word.
	Let's go.
	Well, it was with the A. It wasn't the hard R. Okay.
	Okay, so I don't like her anymore.
	Well, there were people who were legit saying, like, this is another co-opted individual to discredit a conservative movement.
	Wait, she was attacking black people?
	She put out a video and it just said something like...
	Broke-ass.
	That's a term, yeah.
	I didn't even know that she was using it to describe black people versus just like broke people.
	Oh, I thought she was talking about broke people in general.
	I don't know.
	Look, I don't know the broader context.
	I don't know if it's broke.
	But you're a trad wife.
	And so there's a theory that you get or you co-opt these people who otherwise had influence in a movement and you corrupt them or you get actors to come in and then basically act in a way that discredits the movement.
	And so people will say concertos now are racist because they follow this chick.
	Oh, dude, I just followed this broad yesterday.
	Wait a second.
	I DM'd her, too.
	Oh, no, I didn't DM her.
	Come on.
	I'm joking.
	I didn't know she's dropping N-bombs.
	She did it once, and then she did a follow-up video.
	Wait, click on her Instagram right there.
	I just want to make sure if it's the same one or if they all have the same name.
	No, no, it's got to be the same one.
	Yeah, bro, I just followed her Instagram because she was saying crazy shit.
	I didn't know she dropped the N-word.
	She dropped it once.
	It made the news.
	But no, look, there's people who think Fuentes is a Fed.
	There's people who think not to drop other names.
	You're just crazier than I thought.
	This is insane.
	It is wild.
	The cancelled conservative creator pipeline.
	Yeah, I remember that face.
	I've heard the Fuentes being a Fed.
	But then you hear that and then you hear Alex Jones.
	Alex Jones is not a fed, I'll tell you that much.
	And then you hear Alex Jones is Mossad.
	He's not Mossad either.
	Who knows at any given point in time what it even means?
	This chick.
	I don't know if she was racist.
	You can play it.
	It's just a picture.
	Hold on.
	I feel bad that she's a racist.
	Is she a racist?
	I don't even know.
	I gotta watch the video.
	I don't know if people are exaggerating.
	I accidentally wrote Yiktok.
	Yeah.
	Just don't.
	Put in...
	No, I was going to make a joke that will get me cancelled as well.
	It's Jewish TikTok.
	I was going to say Yid Talk will get you.
	That'll get to another website.
	Oh, gosh.
	What is that?
	I don't even know if this is parody anymore.
	I challenge anyone to name one single country.
	I don't want to watch this.
	It might be funny.
	She might be making...
	Oh, I know her.
	This is satirical.
	Hold on.
	You never know these days.
	I mean, that looks satirical.
	I remember her.
	I like her glasses.
	I like her hair.
	Many of them.
	He mandated tampons in men's washrooms.
	You never know when a man is going to forget his tampons.
	That's true.
	It happens often.
	He made tons of government jobs, which is great because that means there's less tax-cheating entrepreneurs.
	See, this is...
	Okay, I get her.
	I get her.
	Which is great.
	I get what she's doing.
	I appreciate effort.
	So the other chick's dropping in bombs.
	I think people are doing it now to get followers.
	I don't even know, bro.
	What's her name?
	I'm over her.
	Then they use, you know, they use infiltrators to, like, breach the likes of Project Veritas, James O 'Keefe, to discredit those movements.
	Well, look, this guy, as far as I'm concerned, I love his late break and stuff, but it makes me laugh that every time he needs to, he always goes on gay dates.
	Like, I think at this point, he's just...
	One of them...
	You could find a straight girl or something.
	He's like, nah, nah, nah, bro.
	No, I think they did with the...
	Nah, nah, nah, bro.
	We're going to the gays.
	What was the guy's name?
	You want to watch a video?
	I'm sucking now.
	Oh, is this the video?
	This is the video.
	Let's see.
	I just know she lied.
	Oh, no.
	That's audio commentary.
	TikTok.
	I don't necessarily support the band, but my goodness is TikTok.
	It's an intellectual cancer.
	It really is.
	I'll go check it out later.
	I'm just curious.
	I'm just trying to think of the other feds now who I think like...
	Oh, okay.
	Like in January 6th, for example.
	And I've been...
	I've interviewed him a couple of times, Jake Lang.
	You know Jake Lang, one of the agenistics defendants?
	He's a guy who's in jail for actual violence against police officers, but he says it was self-defense.
	And you get people calling him a Fed.
	The thing is, Fed, Mossad, agent, these terms have gotten used and abused to the point where they no longer mean anything.
	Epstein was Mossad, though.
	In my view, a thousand freaking...
	But not necessarily Mossad only.
	He was Western intelligence.
	He was clearly intelligence.
	And he was clearly running...
	A black male extortion ring.
	And what was I just listening to?
	Oh, it was The Great Awakening.
	And then I downloaded...
	Oh, jeez.
	I had her on the channel.
	Come on.
	Whitney Webb.
	I'm sorry.
	Whitney Webb.
	She's amazing.
	She wrote a two-volume book.
	It's called One Nation Under Blackmail about Epstein, his ties to Mossad.
	People pick on the tie to Mossad because I think there might be an underlying intent to blame Israel in particular.
	But dude, blame the West.
	England.
	Israel, America, it was intelligence.
	Without a flipping question, and it goes deep.
	It goes like...
	Epstein, to Ghislaine Maxwell, his partner, to her father, Robert Maxwell, who was definitively, as far as I understand, Mossad intelligence, died under suspicious circumstances, running an extortion ring for politicians back in the day, and then when it became the climate crisis hysteria, running an extortion ring on scientists, getting Stephen Hawking out there to get some punan like he's never gotten in his life, and then blackmailing them after that vegetable.
	No question, no question.
	You know what?
	I like this kind of stuff.
	I like going backwards and seeing the links.
	It all makes sense backwards.
	Because I wrote in Concordia when I was in university.
	I wrote a nice little article in American history about the people, like the Federal Reserve and all that.
	It was called The Men Behind the Man.
	That's what I called it.
	It sounds gay, but it wasn't.
	It was about the Federal Reserve and about the silver standard that Kennedy was trying to implement.
	And then they blew his fucking head off.
	Publicly.
	It had to be the most horrifying public execution to let everybody know.
	You don't mess with our money.
	You don't mess with the deep state, and you don't talk about breaking us up, and you don't fuck with our plans.
	You will not scatter us to the wind, sir.
	We're going to scatter your brains.
	One of the craziest conspiracy theories that I've heard about that was that it was Jackie O who had a small handgun, and when JFK fell over, she shot him in the head.
	I heard the same.
	They showed the video, but it's like, my go-to and the ones I trust in this, Mark Robert, Eric Hundley, I don't know if you know them, but they've got America's Untold Stories.
	They're the encyclopedia of the JFK assassination.
	Mark Robert actually wrote a book on it.
	So there's levels to the conspiracy.
	But the actual one is the most horrifying.
	It was LBJ having his rival killed so he could be president.
	Or if he didn't have it happen, covering it up afterwards so he could be president.
	Also George Bush Sr.'s ties to all this.
	It's so wild.
	I'm going to forget the connections.
	It'll blow everybody's mind.
	The only problem is it's been too long now.
	It blew one guy's mind, let me tell you that.
	On Nintendo's.
	So having said that, Viva, this was a fun little experience.
	I think we're doing good.
	Well, see, if I go here now and see if there's anything in the chat.
	Why can't you say I can't get the rumble rants or superstars?
	Let me go to vivabarneslaw.locals.com and see if there's any questions for Poseidon.
	What do you have coming up?
	Poseidon is over there.
	Then I've gone back to my brain for it.
	Everyone does it.
	They're not common names.
	I've got...
	You know what I do?
	I have the Patreon.
	That's my survival mechanism.
	It's directly from the fans.
	Patreon.com.
	I produce podcasts in English and in French.
	I'm telling you guys, check out the intellectuals.
	The intellectuals, a two-drink minimum, obviously, me and Mike Ward and Chris Ramsey and Poseidon, but the intellectuals, I produce it.
	It's him and another intellectual.
	Obviously, we're using that term loosely.
	It is so insane.
	The lives these people lead is crazy.
	That guy Adam that I was telling you about?
	Insanity, the life that he leads.
	Insanity.
	I don't know how he's still alive.
	Yeah, and this Thursday, the episode is...
	Tonight, the episode drops at 8pm.
	Insanity in terms of drugs and debauchery?
	No, not even drugs.
	He's just so...
	He doesn't...
	I don't know if it's like an autism thing.
	I was saying this to Panteles.
	I think we may have actually stumbled on Mystery of the Universe.
	Yeah, he just doesn't get it.
	He used to, before 9-11, he'd get on planes and just, you could lie.
	And he'd end up in places where he was supposed to get off the plane, but he didn't.
	He would just stay on the plane and end up in different countries.
	Try to do that these days.
	Just crazy life.
	He ended up having to go to jail and then avoid it by doing house arrest for a couple of months because of an extortion campaign.
	They tricked him into extorting a woman.
	He keeps getting tricked by Indian men online that pretend to be women and take his money.
	It's a crazy, hilarious life.
	I will listen to that.
	I think I'm...
	Just checking to see if I got the confirmation text, but Tommy Robinson might be on my channel at 6 o 'clock tonight to talk about what the hell happened in Trudeau's Canada.
	I want to know what's going on.
	The last news I heard is that he got arrested.
	It was apparently on an immigration offense, which I don't understand how that happens if you pass through immigration.
	Some immigrants are offensive.
	No, but he already got his four hours of grilling, so they release him and then arrest him a week later.
	And there's conspiracy afoot, so we'll get it.
	We'll get it from Tommy Robinson.
	And tonight's the debate.
	Tonight's the debate, and you're going to be streaming it.
	I'm going to be streaming it.
	I think Barnes, my partner in crime, is going to be...
	We're going to do it together.
	There's discussion that he might be with another law tuber guy, Robert Govea, who's in Vegas.
	He's going to be streaming it from Trump Tower.
	It's one of the Trump Towers in Vegas.
	So it's going to be a stream-fest tonight.
	I hope something funny happens.
	Oh, something funny.
	But no audience.
	No...
	No assistance, whatever.
	What was I going to say?
	What about the earpiece that Biden's going to have?
	Sticking the earpiece in him, it'll malfunction.
	It'll malfunction his brain.
	No, what I was going to say is there's going to be lots of people streaming this and it's going to be one heck of a night to all the politics.
	Let's fucking do it.
	Viva, you're the man.
	Thank you.
	How do we do this now?
	We're going to just look cool while this ends.
	Drink some water.

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