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Aug. 16, 2024 - Viva & Barnes

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Washington Post Calls Out Commie Kamala! Aussie Breakdancer "No More Questions" & MORE! Viva Frei

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	You all are here gathering in.
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	My Australian accent sucks.
	Okay, just enjoy the intro video.
	Hi, everyone.
	Ray Gunn here.
	I just want to start by thanking all the people who have supported me.
	I really appreciate the positivity, and I'm glad I was able to bring some joy into your lives.
	That's what I hoped.
	I didn't realize that that would also open the door to so much hate, which has frankly been pretty devastating.
	But I went out there and I had fun.
	I did take it very seriously.
	I worked my butt off preparing for the Olympics and I gave my all, truly.
	I'm honoured to have been a part of the Australian Olympic team and to be part of Breaking's Olympic debut.
	What the other athletes have achieved has just been phenomenal.
	It might be the first and last time.
	In regards to the allegations and misinformation floating around, I'd like to ask everyone to please refer to the recent statement made by the AOC as well as the...
	Posts on the Ausbreaking Instagram page as well as the WDSF Breaking for Gold page.
	Bit of a fun fact for you.
	There are actually no points in breaking.
	If you want to see how the judges thought I compared to my opponents, you can actually see the comparison percentages across the five criteria on olympics.com.
	All the results are there.
	Listen to this part.
	Listen to this part.
	I'm going to be in Europe for a few weeks for some pre-planned downtime, but I'd really like to ask the press to please stop harassing my family, my friends, the Australian breaking community, and the border street dance community.
	Everyone has been through a lot as a result of this, so I ask you to please respect their privacy.
	I'll be happy to answer more questions on my return to Australia.
	Thanks, everyone.
	Just appreciate, actually, that last request there.
	I'd like to ask you to not ask anybody questions.
	Not my family, not my friends, not me, not the Australian...
	Olympic Committee or the Australian Olympic Committee?
	Oh, AOC.
	Oh, jeez, I thought AOC was diving into defending breakdancers.
	I'm joking I didn't.
	It's the same acronym.
	I don't want you to ask journalists.
	Stop harassing, because when you ask questions that we don't want to answer, that is called harassment, eh?
	Don't ask my parents, friends, family, Australian Olympic Breakdance, Olympic Committee, the breakdancing community at large.
	Don't ask many questions as to what the hell you all just witnessed at the international scale.
	Now, everybody, there are serious things to talk about in life, and every now and again, there are less serious things, and we need to cleanse the palate from the serious with the less serious, which is why we're starting with this tonight.
	Her name is Raygun, or at least her dance name is Raygun.
	And there was controversy.
	I'm not playing the breakdancing video clips because apparently what the Olympic Committee does when they don't want people covering news-worthy events, they go and issue abusive copyright claims on anybody rebroadcasting, even for the purposes of news and commentary, that monstrosity of a breakdance routine that we all saw, that we all thought was a joke.
	I thought it was a skit when I saw it on Twitter.
	So I'm not playing the breakdancing thing, but you've seen it.
	If you haven't seen it, go look at it because it's...
	The best part was when she did the Australian this thing.
	And for anybody who listens to Lonely Island, there's a song called The Creep.
	But let your hands flop around like a marion and do the creep.
	And do the creep.
	And that's what it looked like.
	It looked like she was imitating a T-Rex.
	Not a flipping kangaroo.
	So the performance generated some outrage, or at least some public interest.
	People started going a little nuts, and the world started looking into it.
	It's an amazing thing.
	I kind of do feel bad for her because I don't think anybody expected this level of public scrutiny or public mockery.
	But my goodness, when you are at the pinnacle of athletic performance, athletic perfection, the Olympics.
	And you get out and you do something so bad.
	It's not like cool runnings where you're like, oh, how did the Jamaican team that never did luge make it there?
	And oh, they made it there.
	Well, they don't have snow in Jamaica, so we can understand how they're that bad.
	It's not that the performance was that bad in the context of the talent pool coming out of Australia.
	The issue was, how was that the best that Australia has to offer for breaking, for breakdancing?
	And if you thought maybe because she lacked what she lacked in experience, she made up with education.
	There's a number of things that you got to actually appreciate.
	Ray Gunn has a PhD in breakdancing.
	Oy, where is it?
	It's right here.
	Check it out.
	First of all, Snopes is going to have to go correct themselves.
	Olympic breakdancing Ray Gunn has PhD in breakdancing.
	Rachel Gunn earned zero.
	Well, Snopes, you want to stop it with the harassment?
	We just heard Ray Gunn say they don't actually offer points.
	It's comparative and it involves artistic creativity.
	So Snopes is spreading disinformation and misinformation here by mocking Ray Gunn for having allegedly gotten zero points.
	She's got a PhD in breakdancing.
	I say this without judgment, although there's a little bit of judgment in it.
	Learning anything is good.
	The history of breakdancing, I am very certain it's phenomenally interesting.
	Learning the styles and the tactics and the skills and which muscles are triggered because it's like you got cardio, you got a fast muscle reflex, you got thinking man.
	Okay, I'm sorry.
	That's not isolated.
	Oh, okay.
	That was the statement, I guess, that they were...
	Rachel Raygun, Australia, a breakdancer who competed in the 2024 Paris Olympics, has a PhD in breakdancing.
	Mixture. Let's hear this.
	What's true?
	Gunn's PhD thesis titled Deterritorial...
	This all just got a lot worse, people.
	Deterritorializing gender in Sydney's breakdancing scene, a B-girl's experience of B-boying, did cover the topic of breakdancing.
	However, what's false, Gunn earned her PhD in cultural studies.
	Moreover, a PhD in breakdancing does not exist as an academic discipline.
	You know what the funny thing is?
	I was going to say, wow, we just found a PhD that's actually more useless than a PhD in gender studies or a PhD in cultural studies.
	I say this as someone who has an honors degree in philosophy.
	So it's false.
	She has a degree in, or she wrote her thesis on de-territorializing gender in Sydney's breakdancing scene, a B-girl's experience of B-boying.
	Wow. And I also say this as, well, here you go.
	You see, I'm not even playing it.
	I'm not even playing it.
	Go, here you go.
	You've got the whole story, and it's amazing.
	But now we've heard from Raygun herself, don't ask any questions as to how I got there, because I don't want to answer them.
	And the problem is, however, it seems that she might not have gotten there through what are typically referred to as totally kosher means.
	Where is the breakdancing analysis of this?
	Aussie breakdance.
	I think this is it right here.
	Let me see something here.
	Yeah, so this is the...
	Oh, that's not it.
	There was a whole thread where...
	The breakdancing person right there has been accused of rigging the primary talent tryouts to see who from Australia gets to go to the Olympics.
	And accused of rigging it, which would explain how what some might feel to be not the most talented of breakdancers made it to the end.
	Let me see if I can not find this thread.
	It's a long thread.
	Okay, we got Raygun Kix.
	So it was in this thread here.
	Kix did the breakdown.
	Eh, whatever.
	The allegation is that she might have had an involvement in rigging the process, which resulted in her being there.
	But the disinformation, misinformation.
	Catch-all.
	Harassment. Don't ask any questions.
	It's harassing.
	And that's it.
	I think it made a joke out of it.
	Tim Pool had an interesting theory that it was a deliberate sabotage because real breakdancers don't want to see breakdancing in the Olympics.
	But on the lighter side of things, that's that.
	I wrote an essay at McGill University that was entitled Everything I Learned in Life I Learned from the Simpsons.
	Or it was a Simpsons Guide to the History of America.
	Something along those lines.
	And I talked about famous scenes or awesome scenes from the Simpsons that actually taught you.
	I think I did well on that.
	The teacher subsequently became relatively controversial, but yeah, that doesn't really matter.
	All right, peeps.
	Good afternoon.
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	Oh, my goodness.
	What was I going to segue in from there?
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	Where is the fire says nothing, but where is the fire donated?
	What are we going to talk about today?
	First of all, everybody, if you're new to the channel, I don't think many people are new to the channel.
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	All right.
	What are we talking about today?
	Kami Kamala, Kami Policies.
	We're going to talk about the arbitration thing in Disney.
	It's horrible.
	We're going to talk about the predictions as to what's going to happen in Trump sentencing by Judge Marchand in September and this wonderful conspiracy.
	It is a real conspiracy, that is to say, a plan, a plot involving two or more people, as far as I'm concerned, to interfere with the elections, because they're all going to loop together.
	Kamala's horrible commie policy, the fake people on the internet or real people who are bought accounts pushing commie policy as though it's the greatest thing since breadlines, to quote Bernie Sanders, and then you look into who's doing it, and then you trace it all back to...
	Judge Marchand.
	And how do we get there?
	Don't worry.
	We're going to get there.
	Let's see.
	So for those of you who...
	I have the Washington Post.
	I have the Washington Post.
	But let's just start with this.
	You had Stephen King the other day.
	I mean, unironically posting this picture.
	I feel bad for the guy.
	I mean, he genuinely looks like, I don't know, it's like you get older, your brain deteriorates, and it turns into mush.
	And then apparently as you get older and your brain turns into mush, you end up celebrating the fact that an itch bay is telling you to shut up and sit down.
	Like a subservient, self-hating, self-loathing person.
	That's pretty much what Stephen King and many Democrats are.
	He posts this picture.
	It's the Obama high-contrast black, red, blue image.
	And it says, I'm speaking.
	He's wearing this unironically.
	He's not wearing this to make fun of her.
	Because if you had this shirt on, let's just say, a James Woods, you would assume that he was actually making fun of Kamala.
	Look, this is the so-called leader of the so-called Democrat Party telling protesters and her constituents to shut up, sit down, I'm speaking.
	But I contrasted it just like, oh, my goodness, that's funny.
	He's playing off the Obama thing.
	And you go back to Obama.
	And you remember these images?
	We all remember them.
	Hope and change.
	I mean, it turned into hope for change, as in money.
	But he had change, that contrast there.
	Then he had the beautiful one, hope.
	Remember when they gave him a Nobel Peace Prize?
	It went from hope and change to literally shut the hell up and sit down, I'm speaking.
	And that I think is a perfect embodiment.
	Of what the Democrat Party has become, because you can't win in the exchange of ideas.
	You can only win by shutting down, shutting up, and censoring, which is exactly what the Democrat Party pretty much is all about.
	MSM, Democrat-run, Google, Gulag, YouTube, and the like.
	I just thought it was an amazing thing where the transition has been, shut up, I'm speaking.
	And by the way, don't disagree with my ideas, because if you do, you're just a greedy bastard capitalist.
	Kamala, even according to the Washington Post, hasn't put out very many policies.
	I'm sure you know this.
	She's been accused, actually, of not having any policies whatsoever except for the ones that she stole from Donald Trump.
	Who was it that said...
	Oh, it was CNN.
	It was a CNN video that I played the other day where they say she's had surprisingly few ideas and we need to get to the bottom of whether or not...
	Whether or not...
	Kamala actually stole Trump's no tax on tips policy.
	Because we know she's been saying it.
	But we know that Trump's been saying it for a couple of months now.
	So did she just spontaneously think about it?
	Was it something her and Joe were talking about?
	Spoiler alert, it wasn't.
	It was under her regime with Joe Biden that they actually empowered the IRS to go after taxing tips and actually implemented a voluntary software that you could download to more accurately pay taxes on your tips.
	Set that aside.
	Even CBC or whatever the hell the three-letter...
	Mockingbird Media was saying, yes, she's had surprisingly few ideas.
	And the jokes of the internet, which I only saw this morning, is that she's got fewer ideas than gender pronouns on her freaking website.
	I think it was Blair White that said that one, or I forget who might have said that one.
	So I'm listening to Bourbon with Barnes, as I typically do when I jog in the morning, catch up on the wisdom from the night before.
	And Barnes starts talking about, I don't know why he went, I mean, I guess he saw some tweets and he's like, yeah, you go apply for a job.
	In the Kamala regime, I screenshotted this just to make sure that it was true because I trust Barnes, but I'm still going to verify Barnes, especially when I think impossible.
	I'm listening to Barnes while I'm jogging, and he says, yeah, you go to her campaign website and apply for a job.
	They've got nine pronouns that you can choose to identify when you submit your CV.
	Listen to this.
	It's not a joke.
	Then the joke became she's got more choices for pronouns on her website than she has policies as VP presidential candidate.
	And I gotta pick people's brains here.
	Okay, fine.
	He, him, we understand.
	That's if you're born with XY chromosomes, typically, or a penis.
	Because you might have XX chromosomes internally, but external male...
	Okay, I'm sort of joking, talking about that French thing.
	The French debacle.
	He, him, we understand.
	She, her, we understand.
	They, them...
	I've taken issue with this.
	Okay, that's someone who says, I'm neither he nor she.
	I'm plural.
	I'm joking.
	They don't say I'm plural.
	They say, I'm neither he nor she.
	So just, you know, gender neutral, they.
	It becomes a real big problem when you're describing a so-called self-identifying they, them, who's committed a crime.
	And you're saying, they picked up the gun.
	And you're like, are there more than one person that did this?
	This is abuse.
	Anybody saying, refer to me as they, them, when you're talking about me to other people, it's psychological abuse.
	It's an act of dominance.
	It's an act of psychological violence.
	And it's also grammatically unsustainable, unjustifiable, and preposterous.
	They, them.
	They robbed the bank.
	How many were there?
	One. Sorry, what?
	They, them.
	Okay. Z, them.
	I don't know if this is supposed to be Chinese, and I'm not saying that as a joke.
	They make the joke.
	President Xi identifies as Xi.
	I don't know if this is actually serious or they're intending to mock.
	And they're just seeing how far they can get away with it.
	Holy crap, guys.
	At the latest 2SLGBTQIA plus community meeting, they're like, guys, they actually took the ZZAM.
	They don't realize we're actually making fun of 1.6 billion people.
	They bought it.
	XE slash XEM.
	Now, thus far, by the way, We're noticing it's sort of the he-him.
	I forget how you distinguish that.
	Z-zem.
	Okay, then you got Z-her.
	Okay, so you got X-E, which I presume is pronounced Z, but it might be she, which would be really confusing if you want to confuse it with she-she.
	Or it's Z. In which case, it's very confusing when you compare it to Z-her, which is very confusing when you have she-her.
	How the hell do you know if they spell the her with an H-I-R or an H-E-R?
	And what the hell is the difference between the Z-her and the her-her versus the she-her?
	I'm taking crazy pills.
	This is absolute insanity.
	Sorry, I'm shouting.
	A-M, that's the Irish one.
	A-M, game out, eh?
	Here, here, fae, fair, hoo, hoo.
	What the hell is the point of having two of the same words, who, who?
	I mean, this is not a joke because it's actually not funny.
	A vote for Kamala Harris is a vote for institutionalized mental illness, and there's no other way around it.
	But she's got more pronoun options on her website than presidential proposed policy.
	It's a mind-vite.
	No, but it's actually...
	What it is, it's like...
	It's pushing the limits of how far you can push polite people to go.
	I mean, it's...
	Okay, so I just have to highlight that anyhow.
	So Barnes talked about it.
	It's not possible.
	And then I went and I looked and it is possible.
	And it seems that the internet had discovered this yesterday.
	And I'm late to the party, but holy crab apples.
	Better late than never.
	So those are not policies, policies.
	Those are options for gender preferences when you submit an application.
	And something tells me, if I had to take a guess...
	You check the he-him box, you go straight to the trash bin.
	Something tells me that.
	Because you don't need to have a guy who identifies as he-him to have a guy who identifies as Zzer and steals people's luggage.
	I'm talking about that guy who actually worked for the Biden campaign.
	I don't remember what his name was.
	What Zzer's name was.
	But let's just get to the actual policy.
	She's a commie, copycat, cackling Kamala.
	Coming up with commie policy.
	When I am president, when I have an elected role in office, this is the first thing I'm going to do when I'm in office.
	I'm going to solve all of the problems of the last administration.
	You elect me to office, I promise you.
	I will solve the problems of the last administration.
	Oops, what's that?
	I'm not really vice president right now.
	When I am president, it will be a day one priority to bring down prices.
	I'll take on big corporations that in illegal price gouging and corporate landlords that unfairly raise rents I mean, I don't even understand this.
	Are you not going to raise rents?
	Are you not going to oppose corporate landlord?
	First of all, what the hell is a corporate landlord?
	Like, is that a landlord who doesn't work for the state?
	Like, okay, just break it down.
	What's a corporate landlord?
	If I were to own a property as an individual, would I be a corporate landlord?
	Or do I have to work for a corporation in order to be a corporate landlord?
	Or as a corporate landlord, anybody who does not work for the state.
	So you're going to go after, it sounds to me like private ownership for rental, that unfairly raise rent on working families.
	Does that mean that you're...
	I mean, what's the exclusion there?
	Are you not going to go after them if they unfairly raise rent on people who are not working families?
	I don't understand it.
	Bottom line?
	Price control.
	A pure communist principle.
	But the beauty of it, and it's like, this is why I feel like I'm not chasing windmills because these things actually exist.
	I feel like I'm not like I'm screaming at clouds.
	I feel like I'm just taking crazy pills because you get her saying this on the one hand.
	While Joe Biden is simultaneously stumping about how he beat Big Pharma, Kamala's also going to go after drug prices, took down inflation, and yet Kamala's got to impose price controls to bring down inflation.
	And she's going to solve all of the problems that have arisen under her tenure as vice president and under the regime that she's currently a part of.
	And it's actually so bad that even the Washington Post is calling her out on it.
	It's an amazing thing.
	You've seen the headline.
	Let me pull it up.
	The Washington Post says, when you're being accused of being a commie, it's a really bad idea to implement commie policies.
	Just check this out.
	Occasionally, a broken clock is right twice a day unless the clock puts on a minute, in which case it's going to be right much less often than that.
	Washington Post opinion, when your opponent calls you a communist, maybe don't propose price controls.
	To which I retorted, but what if she's actually a communist?
	What if she's telling you that she's a communist, and you're pretending that she's not telling you she's a communist?
	Give it a nice name, equity.
	One man's socialism, to quote Tim Nobles Walls, is another man's good neighbor.
	Yeah. One man's socialism is another good neighbor until that neighbor likes what the other neighbor has more than what they have.
	So she's telling you she's a communist.
	She's now campaigning on implementing commie policies.
	Price control on food.
	I won't go into the academics or the economics on why it has never worked.
	But if you limit the profit unfairly.
	If you don't let the market decide and you go in and limit cap prices, but you don't actually even address the underlying cost increases, which is what they are also proposing, you're going to get less people producing because corporations are not charities.
	They shouldn't illegally price gouge, but you shouldn't look at them like they are charities unless you are a commie who works for the state and thinks that they are entities that should belong to or be run by the state.
	And in which case you have the state.
	Taking over private manufacture, private corporations' production of food, and messing everything up much in the same way Stalin did back during the Great Famine.
	The government doesn't do things better than private enterprise.
	And when you talk about capping prices on food, you're not going to get people to work harder to sell more to make less.
	They're just going to make less.
	And the demand is not going to go down.
	The supply is going to go down.
	And that's how communism leads to famine.
	Oh, and then rent control on properties?
	What she's talking about, understand it, by the way.
	Government's going to build properties, or at least nationalize properties, limit rent, and we're going to nationalize private ownership.
	And to pretend that the issue about home ownership is actually a result of supply, or supply and not interest rates.
	I mean, these are like academic mistakes.
	That she's making, but they sound good to people, to the have-nots.
	What happened?
	This is Bill Mitchell.
	Let me see who Bill Mitchell is.
	I know that I see him quite often.
	CEO of Your Voice Studios, host, Your Voice America.
	I'm endorsing Trump because we must beat Kami Kamala at all costs.
	I did not know that he called her Kami Kamala.
	He spells it with a K. I have to go with the C because I don't want to be accused of any 3K alliterations.
	Gee, what happened the last time the government got involved with everyone buying a home?
	Do you remember what happened?
	It's like, this is the other thing.
	Kami Kamala's base is so young and so ignorant, they don't remember the 2008 housing crash.
	Why did it happen?
	Well, because the government basically said, everybody gets a home.
	Whether you can afford it or not, you get a home.
	And then what ended up happening?
	People couldn't afford it.
	Oh my goodness, the subprime mortgage, whatever, a little more complicated.
	But they come out and pretend that the issue as to what's going on with the housing crisis is supply.
	And let's just even assume that that's the case.
	The problem is, if there is a supply problem, that there's not enough to meet the demand or there's not enough to meet the amount of people, they are simultaneously...
	It's not that, by the way.
	It's not that.
	But let's just operate on their own premises, which is the easiest way of devastating someone's argument.
	Okay, Kamala, you say the problem is that there's not enough houses in America to meet those who want houses.
	So if we build more houses, we'll be able to meet that demand.
	All right.
	If the issue is that there's not enough houses, why the hell are you letting in 15 million illegal immigrants?
	Do you think that that's going to exacerbate the problem if the problem, according to you, is lack of supply?
	The answer is yes, obviously.
	So they say, okay, the problem is that there's not enough, and yet we are exacerbating that problem through a porous southern border.
	15 at least million illegal immigrants coming in now that are saying, well, we don't have enough homes for Americans, so we're going to order that millions of houses be built.
	Who's going to build them?
	We're going to give incentives for them.
	Oh, what happens when you give private corporations incentives to build things?
	It jacks up the price of the product.
	The incentives for electric vehicles didn't bring down the prices of the vehicles.
	So even on their own logic, it's idiotic, it's stupid.
	And they're exacerbating the problem that they think they've identified, even though it's flawed.
	The issue is not a supply problem.
	The issue is interest rates and the issue is income.
	People are not making enough money and they can't borrow money because interest rates are at a 22-year high.
	Why? Partly because people printed a ton of money.
	And partly because of inflation.
	That's also being caused by this corrupt regime.
	But she promises on day one she's going to solve inflation that they've caused.
	They're going to build houses by effectively nationalizing houses.
	They're going to put price caps on products.
	And how did that work out during Mao's revolution?
	How did that work out during Stalin?
	It doesn't work out.
	It never works out.
	But it sounds so good to the have-nots when you promise them, vote for my utopia, and in 10 years you'll have a very grumbling stomach and no home still.
	We'll get to something in a second here.
	Let me bring this back here.
	We got from our community and locals, it says she should start a dance school, Breaking Bad.
	No, I got that one.
	Viva, here we go.
	Pasha Moyer, or P. Moyer.
	Viva, when you mentioned something about a car vlog later today, I thought...
	For just a second that you were going to do a Jay Leno analysis of automobiles.
	Then, as they say, I woke up.
	I'm not doing...
	No, no, no.
	I don't know anything about vehicles.
	Ganton says, your transformation is complete, former comedian.
	Viva, once a mild-mannered, polite, non-cussing Canadian, has now been corrupted by America and become a wild Florida man fighting Gators.
	Have a beer on me.
	I should probably swear less.
	I was doing The Unusual Suspects on Wednesday, and Vinny was saying, you know, look, I'm not getting baptized.
	Anytime soon, people.
	So don't hold your breath for that.
	But Vinny just got baptized, Vinny O'Shanna, as did Russell Brand.
	And it's a beautiful thing to see people coming to religion.
	Even if I don't share that aspect, I appreciate its value, and we're going to get into that in a second.
	But Vinny says, I'm trying to be a better Christian.
	I'm trying to live in the image of Christ, and I need to stop swearing.
	And as he said it, I kind of immediately felt guilty because I had been swearing maybe a little too much.
	Sometimes you need to cuss those that need cussing, but also...
	Do not let them drag you down because that is what they try to do.
	I'm not sure that there's anything wrong with throwing.
	I'm still battling that.
	But we'll see.
	Sammy says, the campaign is assuming people identify their singular pronouns as plural pronouns the same way.
	How dare they err?
	I bet they will change it by the end of the month.
	Laughing my ass off.
	So they're idiots.
	We've met.
	Here, listen to this.
	Listen to this.
	It's going to be amazing.
	This is Mike Nellis.
	Now, I'm not going to show you who Mike Nellis is just yet because this is going to segue into part two here.
	Just read Kamala Harris's housing plan.
	It's excellent and really simple, too.
	This is like it's written by an AI target.
	It's like, hey, I just...
	I just read the plan.
	It is excellent and really simple, too.
	Democrats usually hurt themselves with complicated plans that are hard to explain.
	This is good.
	It's an easy sell.
	You know what else is an easy sell?
	Snake oil.
	You know what else is an easy sell?
	Counterfeits. You know what else is an easy sell?
	Lies. Utopias.
	Thank you.
	Oh, it's an easy sell.
	It's an easy sell, especially when you're dealing with low-information idiot base.
	Okay, let me know.
	It's an easy sell.
	I'm going to build millions of new housing units.
	I'm going to take on corporate landlords.
	I'm going to give you $25,000 to buy your house.
	That'll work.
	That'll work if you are a camel-tard.
	That's it.
	Hold on.
	Hold on.
	Camel-tard.
	That will work.
	Hey, I'm going to build millions of houses.
	Who's going to build them?
	Who's going to pay for them?
	Where are they going to go?
	Just three minor questions that come with the first one.
	Who's going to pay for them?
	Well, corporations are going to pay for them.
	All right, who's going to buy them?
	Well, people are going to buy them.
	Well, they can't borrow money.
	Well, we're going to give them $25,000.
	Where are you going to get that $25,000 from?
	Either print it or tax it.
	So we're going to...
	And what's that $25,000 that everyone now is just going to be...
	Here's $25,000.
	Awesome. The house costs $25,000 more now.
	So we're going to build millions of housing units.
	Okay. That sounds kind of like...
	It actually sounds like housing units sounds like Ingsoc for...
	Gettos. Like camps.
	Government housing.
	That's what it sounds like.
	We will build the housing units.
	We will take on corporate landlords by nationalizing property and making it ours.
	You will pay the government rent, but the government will give you $25,000 for your first house.
	Interest rates will still be 7% because we have not solved the underlying price problem, but that is it.
	Print, print, print.
	Nationalize and usurp by the state.
	Here, let's just go into this.
	Vice President Harris, yada, yada.
	Calling for the construction of 3 million new homes.
	That's it.
	The government is saying, hey, private enterprise?
	Forget whether or not people will be able to buy it.
	Forget the loans that you'll need to get to break ground.
	Build houses.
	Build millions of...
	3 million houses.
	Lower the rent for hardworking Americans by taking on corporate and major...
	What the?
	What the hell?
	I gotta read it.
	I gotta see what this is.
	In addition to ongoing efforts by Vice President Harris and President Biden to expand rental assistance for hard-pressed Americans, including for veterans, boosting housing supply for those without homes, enforcer...
	Okay, what the fudge?
	Here we go.
	Oh, listen to this.
	Providing historic $25,000 down payments.
	Here's your $25,000.
	Your interest rate is still 7%, though.
	It's just...
	It's government for idiots, except it's government by idiots.
	Okay, so that's the...
	It's a brilliant plan.
	Brilliant. Now, why did I say this was going to segue into it?
	So Kamala is a commie, and if this convinces you, and if this is an easy sell, you might look in the mirror and say, I'm a camel-tard.
	But this dude who's selling it, because it's so easy to sell, especially when you say these things and don't ask any more questions.
	Mike Nellis.
	I went down a rabbit hole.
	Mike Nellis.
	Former senior advisor to Kamala Harris.
	Okay. Founder of Authentic HQ.
	That sounded familiar for some reason.
	When I go over there, what does it say about Authentic HQ?
	Oh, digital agency partnering with clients to build award-winning programs for progressive causes and campaigns.
	Okay. Authentic HQ.
	That sounded familiar.
	Oh, White Dudes for Harris.
	Organizer for White Dudes for Harris.
	That sounded familiar too.
	And I was like, wait a minute.
	Wait a minute.
	Wait a minute.
	Authentic. I'm going to close this.
	Yeah. Authentic.
	Authentic sounded very familiar.
	Authentic, as far as I recalled, wasn't that the company that Judge Justice, Judge Juan Marchand, his daughter, worked for?
	It sounded familiar.
	And I had to make sure because it was called Authentic HQ and I don't like making mistakes.
	Authentic. This is Authentic.org because if you go to...
	Hold on.
	Authentic... Gotta show you my homework.
	Authentic underscore HQ.
	I'm gonna show you my homework because I don't want to make mistakes.
	Let me break this out.
	Okay. So this is how you have to just make sure, double check, triple check so that you don't...
	You go here, Authentic HQ.
	Okay. Authentic HQ brings you to Authentic...
	What? The tweets are protected?
	Hey, when were they protected?
	Maybe I didn't notice when I looked at it this morning.
	Authentic.org.
	Okay, so we've done it.
	We've got the chain of connection here.
	Authentic underscore HQ is Authentic.org, and we are in Authentic.org, and I went to the team.
	Lauren Marchand, after graduating from college, Lauren originally planned to attend Dartmouth Cultural Studies.
	That's another one about as useful as breakdancing.
	A woman whose father and much of her family immigrated from Colombia.
	Who's her father?
	Wait a minute.
	That's right.
	Her father's judge, Juan Marchand, who's involved in the New York Trump persecution.
	Now, people will to steal Manon, okay?
	The world of politics in PR firms is very small.
	People know people.
	That's not proof of corruption or collaboration or conspiracy.
	It's just a coincidence that the guy who's online right now pushing Kamala Harris policy...
	Is a founder of, organizer for White Dudes for Harris, founder of Authentic, and in Authentic, what was her position again?
	Let me see what her position was.
	Oh, president!
	You know, that minor position within a company whose father is currently, you know, president of Authentic.
	The company that the people out there now pushing policy for Kamala were working with.
	Judge Marchand, you all know him because we've talked about this at length.
	This is, I mean, it's not coincidence.
	It's not random.
	It's not the incestuous milieu of this industry.
	It's conspiracy and it's corruption, pure and simple.
	Authentic, the guy who works with Authentic, organizes white dudes for Harris, pushing Kamala policy, an operative for Kamala online, disclosing it.
	I mean, you just have to connect a few dots to understand that he is an agent for Kamala.
	Founded a company that is raising money for Adam Schiff and other entities off of the prosecution of Trump.
	And Judge Marchand in September is going to be deciding whether or not to lock up Trump as a result of the 34 felony count conviction that he got out of the corrupt hellhole state of New York.
	That's amazing.
	Does anybody else find that amazing?
	Great way to make houses $25,000 more expensive overnight.
	No doubt about that.
	Now, hold on a second, because I don't know if I've lost my mind.
	Does anybody else find that as outrageous evidence of a disgusting conspiracy where everyone is involved?
	It's a beautiful orgy.
	This is an orgy of corruption.
	Make the PR firm that rakes in the money off the prosecution where the president of that company's father is...
	Spearheading the corruption with the most outlandish, insane rulings.
	Get online after you've raised a ton of money off the prosecution.
	Use that money.
	Just leverage it over to push Kami Kamala policy online.
	Democracy, bitches!
	I mean, that's what it is.
	It's democracy.
	And if you are swayed by this, it's a problem.
	You are an ignorant person.
	And you can be ignorant and not of bad faith, or you can be willfully blind and ignorant of bad faith.
	If this works on you, you are and must be forced to admit a low-information voter who doesn't care about the corruption because you think you're going to get a free home in 10 years, is basically what it is.
	Oh, God.
	Okay, let me just go to the chat here and see what's going on.
	And by the way, we're...
	Oh, hold on one second.
	Let me bring this up and see, it caught my eye.
	I feel like I need to thank this chat for not being misogynists with the way the LawTube Discord is.
	Our community chat is, except for the trolls because the trolls come in to deliberately ruin things, our chat is good.
	Our community is fantastic.
	I like to say it's the Canadian influence.
	But it's wild.
	You just click.
	You just start clicking on these dots and you go, oh, look at that.
	What looks like a robotic support for terrible communist policies.
	And then you go all the way down and lo and behold, it loops right in to Justice Marchand, who in September is going to be doling out a sentence potentially for Donald Trump.
	All right.
	Which brings us to our next subject of the day.
	What do I think is going to happen?
	Did you just take a poop?
	What do I think?
	That was a dog I'm talking about.
	Hold on one second.
	on one second.
	Oh, man.
	What do I think is going to happen in September when Judge Marchand is forced to adjudicate on a sentence, if any, for Donald Trump?
	I don't know if Andy McCarthy even has seen who I am.
	I don't think he cares, and I don't expect him to, and I wouldn't be offended if he doesn't, because I appreciate who I am on the grand scale of the world.
	McCarthy has made a prediction.
	Andy McCarthy, let's bring it up here.
	Andy McCarthy, best-selling author, contributing editor at National Review, and fellow at NAW Institute, Fox News contributor, former chief assistant, U.S. attorney.
	All right.
	Excuse me.
	Andy McCarthy said...
	Oh, no, that was not him.
	Where is the...
	Ah, come on, man.
	I only tagged him.
	I didn't get this.
	Andy McCarthy says he thinks Trump's going to get locked up.
	He thinks Judge Marchand is going to issue a ruling of jail for Trump.
	Now, to be determined whether or not it's suspended, whether or not they avoid sending him straight to jail, the question is, does Trump...
	Get sentenced to jail when Marchand issues his ruling on what the sentence should be, if any.
	Recall now the context for all of this, and I can flesh out my thinking, and my prediction will be out there.
	I think my prediction is not quite as likely as something of a conviction sentence with a suspended sentence pending appeal, but I'm going to...
	It's not whether or not the prediction ends up being right, it's whether or not the justification for the prediction is fallacious or...
	Ill thought out, and I don't think it is.
	You will recall back when Marchand delayed the sentencing, it was either, I forget now if it was before or after, or as a result of the Supreme Court ruling, but it's certainly going to be impacted by it, where he delayed the sentencing.
	I think it was after.
	I think it was after because he has to go reassess what it's going to be.
	After the Supreme Court ruling on immunity.
	And Judge Marchand had very interesting and specific words.
	He says, Postponing sentencing, if any, to suggest he might not impose a sentence because the ruling that came down on immunity had a twofold impact on any potential sentence.
	The ruling came down and said, we all know, there's absolute immunity for absolute presidential acts, presumptive immunity...
	And if it's for things on the outer bound, no immunity for purely private acts.
	But that's an exercise that you have to go through to determine what is absolute presidential, absolute personal within the outer bounds that requires an analysis.
	Okay. Some of these cases that Trump is facing have a greater ambiguity as to the core charges.
	Georgia, Florida, and D.C. In New York, the hush money case, the question is...
	Does an analysis of the alleged acts or the indicted offenses, does it need to be done?
	Because, recall, every payment that Trump was convicted on was after he became president.
	Now, some of you are going to say, well, it had nothing to do with him being president because it had to do with hush money payments from before he was president.
	But you're presupposing the conclusions of an analysis that needs to be done nonetheless under the immunity ruling.
	Was it a purely personal act?
	I can understand people saying yes.
	Was it a presumptively presidential act?
	I can understand people saying yes.
	And was it a purely constitutional core duties of the president?
	I can understand most people saying no.
	Okay. But the bottom line, that analysis has to occur because all of, temporally, all of the indicted acts or the indictable acts were when he was president.
	So you don't get to assume anything and then convict and then assume the conviction is still valid.
	And so there's that.
	Above and beyond the immunity issue is the question as to the evidence that was procured.
	If the evidence that was procured relates to official conduct, it's inadmissible.
	And that's where there's going to be an issue as well.
	In the New York case and in a bunch of the other cases, especially the Georgia case, because a lot of the evidence was based on communications between president and chief of staff, which I would argue is...
	Objectively presidential, and therefore is inadmissible as evidence, even if you could prosecute for what would be a purely private act or a within-the-orbit but questionable act.
	So the question is, what is going to happen in September when this comes back to Justice Marshall?
	Some people are saying Marshall's hell-bent on imprisonment.
	He's going to imprison him.
	He's going to lock him up.
	It's going to be civil war, yada, yada, yada.
	I may be wrong.
	Marking it right now.
	It's on the interwebs for an eternity regardless.
	I said, saying he's going to go to jail or he's going to be ordered to be locked up and locked up, not pending, despite any appeal, it's the long shot.
	If it happens, you'll end up looking smart, but the world's going to burn, so enjoy that bet as the country burns.
	I don't see how he gets around the Supreme Court ruling, specifically as relates to evidence that was procured in violation of the ruling.
	I believe...
	I'll read it and I'll flesh it.
	My prediction is that Marchand will have to set aside the conviction given the Supreme Court ruling on immunity.
	They would then have to determine admissibility of evidence and determine if presidential immunity applies to any of the allegations charged throughout the hearing.
	That would require a new trial in due course, which would only come after the issues are decided, certainly after the election.
	Only prediction.
	I reserve the right to be wrong.
	Bada bing, bada boom.
	It's up there for the world to see forever now.
	Can't take it back.
	And to flesh it out even more.
	They got what they needed out of that prosecution.
	They've been running around like a chicken with their head cut off, screaming, felon, felon, felon.
	They got the convicted felon title.
	That's what they wanted out of that.
	They thought it would hurt Trump, and it didn't, so they were wrong.
	But they got what they wanted, even though what they wanted ended up hurting them.
	Fine. As Barnes, Robert Barnes, VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com, Sunday night shows are kick-ass.
	As Barnes says, you know, everybody agrees.
	If they lock him up, it's basically an automatic election unless they do something.
	Really stupid, like try to go with a Butler 2.0.
	So even if they lock him up, it will, even by their own analysis, they're not stupid.
	It'll hurt their cause, so why would they do it?
	They got the felon title.
	It didn't work, but they got it.
	That's what they wanted.
	I believe right now Mershaw wants to get out of this mess that he's in.
	He knows that he's, maybe he doesn't know that he's a laughingstock, but he knows he's in legally tenuous waters with his conduct in that trial, and he wants out.
	And he wants out in a way that will allow him not to take the blame for it.
	It'll allow him to wash his hands and say, sorry, I've done all I can do now, but the Supreme Court, my goodness, those extremists, those MAGA extremists came down.
	They've tied my hands.
	I'm sorry.
	I can't do anything now.
	We've got to go back and do all of these steps that the Supreme Court made us do now in cases involving the president.
	I think it's outrageous.
	I think it's an injustice.
	I think it means we have a king and not a president anymore, but my hands are tied.
	Got to send it back.
	Got to overturn the conviction.
	And we've got to go through this exercise again.
	That's what I think is going to happen.
	And if it does happen, I am going to say that I'm the smartest guy, at least in this room right now.
	Not including the chat, just my room right here.
	The joke being, I'm the only guy in the room right now.
	That's what I think.
	I think he wants out.
	I think he's looking for a way to get out.
	And I think he's got his out now to blame extreme MAGA justices on the Supreme Court.
	They've tied his hands and, hey, if it were up to me, I'd lock the son of a bitch up.
	Nobody's above the law, but I can't, oh, can't defy Supreme Court ruling.
	It's the law of the land now.
	And that's it.
	Throw them under the bus while he covers his own ass.
	That's my thought.
	Okay, now, here, hold on a second.
	Viva, but why isn't Winston in the room with you?
	He actually is.
	And to show you that I'm at least smarter than Winston, Winston straight up fell in the pool this morning.
	I was out there.
	I don't let him out in the back.
	He's blind.
	Winston is blind.
	But typically, you know, he can still...
	He just walked right into the pool, and I had to go, and nobody wants to see my foot, but I cut my toe, rushing to save my beautiful dog.
	He can swim, and he wouldn't have drowned anyhow, but he's an idiot, so I think I'm still smarter than Winston.
	Okay, so that's it.
	And now I hear that dog whining, and I don't know why she's whining.
	She's probably trying to get some food for my wife.
	My wife.
	All right, so what we're going to do now, we're going to take the party on over to Viva Barnes Law.
	No, we're going to go over to Rumble.
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	You get to see what the company is, how it works, how much you're going to get paid for it.
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	Bitcoin in your hand would always go up in value.
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	Understand what that means, people.
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	Hold on, I'm going to let the dog back in.
	Ow! Oi!
	It's very, very, very annoying.
	Okay. Oy!
	You know what's gonna happen now?
	Let her back in the office.
	In my home studio.
	She's gonna poop.
	Guaranteed. Hashtag not a guarantee.
	Alright, so everybody.
	Not a guarantee.
	She pooped outside already?
	She pooped out there.
	Alright, at least she pooped out of the...
	Pudge is the paralyzed...
	Pudge, oh, come on.
	I know you're pooping.
	Get over here.
	Oy! Alright.
	For those of you who have...
	Are new to the channel and have not met Pudge.
	This is Pudge, the paralyzed Puggle.
	She got a slipped disc and paralyzed her back legs eight and a half years ago we've had her.
	We took her over when she got paralyzed.
	And there's things that you can do to stimulate movement.
	If you push in between the toes, you see how she pushes back?
	So you get your finger in there.
	There you go.
	You see that?
	So this is how you stimulate movement.
	Sometimes it's like this.
	There's like a little nerve in the toe.
	You get some movement back, but after eight years of paralysis.
	Her muscle is atrophied, and so she doesn't really have much muscle.
	Okay. With that said, everybody, come on over to Rumble, where the rest of this party shall be taken, because there's still some fun stuff to talk about.
	Or you can come on over to Locals.
	Here, this is Rumble.
	Okay, I think someone's joking.
	They said he shouldn't be helping that dog.
	That's un-American.
	I actually did have someone on the street say, why didn't you put that dog to sleep?
	She's suffering.
	I was like, what do you want me to do?
	First of all, I took her because the person who had her, God bless her soul, was not able to take care of a paralyzed dog, and not everybody can live in a world of shit and piss.
	We have no carpet, so it's not really a big deal.
	Pisses and you wipe it up.
	But I actually had someone on the street say, she was a French-Canadian lady up in Montreal, and she's like, You should have euthanized it.
	The dog is very happy.
	She gets a lot of pleasure out of eating.
	She gets a lot of pleasure out of sitting outside in the back Florida sun.
	Since we've moved down here, she's gotten younger.
	I don't know when she's going to...
	I'll be very sad when she passes on.
	I just asked the question.
	She's 14 and a half now.
	We've had her for a long time.
	We're going to end this on Rumble.
	We're going to end this on YouTube and Twitter.
	And bring the party on over to Rumble and locals.
	And then afterwards, we're going to end it on Rumble and have our locals after.
	you.
	Let's kill the stream.
	Am I in here?
	No, I'm still here.
	Dude, what the heck just happened?
	Okay, well, it crashed for a second, but it looks like we just ended on YouTube and Twitter.
	You killed locals.
	Are we back?
	Hold on, let me see if we're back.
	I seem to have kicked myself.
	I didn't kick myself.
	This is not a Viva Tech problem, okay?
	I'm going to refresh, make sure I see my face.
	Oh, it is.
	The stream did end.
	Silly Viva, you might have an opportunity.
	Are we good?
	Because I don't see myself here.
	I think I see.
	Look, it's a rumble.
	The studio has...
	I hit the button, and that's what happened.
	So I'm back.
	Everything is good.
	Okay. Woo!
	Now, the one thing I do have to do, I've got to go back to YouTube and just end the stream there by going into details.
	I've got a little pimple on my face here.
	Okay, then we go to live, and I'm going to end the stream so that we don't see that blurry screen on...
	On YouTube.
	End. Done!
	Okay, people.
	Good. What are we talking about?
	We still got a lot of fun stuff to talk about.
	But before we do that, you're in Locals.
	Good. Uppity Livestock.
	Thank you.
	That's good.
	When I refreshed, I was back at the beginning of the stream, but then I hit live.
	Let me see here.
	Do we have any...
	Did I nuke the donations?
	I might have nuked the donations.
	There was a plugin on Rumble that allowed you to...
	It would keep the Rumble Rants all lined up.
	It was a great thing so that you wouldn't lose them.
	And that plugin seems to no longer be working.
	Apparently, the designer of that plugin is going to try to fix it for the weekend.
	But I almost missed one.
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	We go fishing.
	With my kids, we get some beef jerky and I didn't have the biltong.
	And I was like, oh, we didn't bring the biltong because like, okay, well, we'll get a Slim Jim stick from the gas station.
	The kid takes a bite.
	Two kids.
	One of them is not my kid.
	And they're like, this tastes funny.
	And then the kid says, it tastes like Dr. Pepper.
	What the heck are you talking about?
	It tastes like Dr. Pepper.
	I take it.
	And to make sure, just in case it's poison, I take a bite.
	It's like, oh my God, this does taste like Dr. Pepper.
	And then I looked at the label of the packaging and it was beef jerky meets Dr. Pepper.
	And I'm like, kid, what the hell?
	Why would you buy that?
	It's a question whether or not my kid knows how to read now.
	It was disgusting.
	It was actual beef jerky.
	And they mixed it.
	It's like, Bubble gum and peanuts from the Simpsons.
	Together at last, who the hell ever wanted Dr. Pepper flavored beef jerky?
	It was disgusting.
	Dr. Pepper is good if you like soft drinks, but I'm a compulsive neurotic and I don't like drinking soft drinks because it's just absolute wasted sugar.
	And it's terrible.
	And I also don't like sucralose.
	I had a...
	Yesterday, I asked the chat, do I go with the iced coffee or the one leftover can of sucralose crap energy drink that I have in the fridge?
	And I went with the energy drink, and it just tasted so bad.
	I threw it out.
	Wasted $2, and I hate that.
	Let the jokes fly now.
	Oh, thank you, Viva, says King of Biltong.
	My pleasure, Biltong, and I'm going to go.
	I mean, the stuff is delicious.
	The Wagyu ghost is quite spicy.
	Okay, what else do we have left to talk about here today?
	Because we got some good stuff.
	Oh, okay.
	You tell me if I'm crazy.
	I'm going to bed last night, and I'm looking at Kami Kamala's Twitter feed, and I come across something where I watch it, I play it, it's a video, and I immediately see something.
	Like, immediately.
	And I was like, oh my god, did I just see what I just saw?
	I'm not playing the actual video.
	This is the actual video.
	When we fight, we win!
	It's an actual video from Colin.
	Anybody who follows me on Twitter or in Locals, you've already seen this.
	Look at this and you tell me if I'm crazy.
	Win! I'm not supposed to be a gunshot.
	It's just because I slowed it down.
	Win! Everybody sees what I see, right?
	I saw it in regular speed.
	Oh, it wasn't Kamala that posted it.
	It was...
	What's his face?
	Her husband.
	I don't know what his name is anymore.
	Imhoff? Imhoff?
	Is that what his name is?
	I'm not going to remember what it is.
	It doesn't matter.
	It was he that posted it, because the original clip, which I had seen, didn't have the text layover.
	And then I see the text layover, and...
	Look, let me play it one more time.
	You see it, right?
	Like I'm not crazy.
	When? Again!
	Yeah. Yeah.
	W-E-F.
	It's there for the world to see.
	It says the W-E-F.
	Now, the only question is this.
	Am I crazy for noticing this?
	And I know that some people say Viva's gone full crazy.
	He's full conspiratorial mode.
	And I'm not attributing a conspiracy to it yet.
	I'm just saying, you can't tell me it's not there.
	It's there.
	I see it.
	We all see it.
	In that, W-E-F are the first three letters to appear in that graphic, the text visual.
	So there's only, there are only, did someone say they don't?
	Lots of people notice that?
	Okay, good.
	There's only four options.
	One of which is not, it's not there.
	It's there, I see it.
	So there's only four options, as I can tell.
	One of which is, it was done on purpose, and it's like code by the cabal.
	That would be the conspiracy theory.
	They did it on purpose.
	It's signaling code for the cabal or an act of provocation.
	The second option is they did it on purpose, but it's sort of just like an Easter egg.
	What do they call them?
	An Easter egg gag.
	It's like a gag.
	We think it's funny.
	Ha ha ha.
	We got these three letters in our title or when we fight we win.
	I'll do it as a gag.
	The third option is they didn't do it on purpose, but they saw it afterwards.
	And then the fourth option is they didn't do it on purpose and they didn't see it before publishing that ad, which I think is the least likely.
	So it's either like, I don't know how the graphic works.
	When you put in text, like pop-up on iMovie or whatever, I don't know how the letters get generated.
	So it could have just been a totally random thing, in which case that's still freaking funny.
	Like if it's randomly generated and it's just a mere coincidence that the first three letters that come up with...
	The Kami Kamala's campaign is WEF.
	That's still pretty freaking hilarious.
	Or it is a subliminal propaganda campaign to get people used to what they are going to have to accept as their overlords when they are eating the bugs.
	They did that shit on purpose.
	That's a question.
	Did they do it on purpose as in it was an accident but they kept it because they thought it would be funny?
	Or they literally...
	You could program which letters come up and they picked them on purpose.
	So anyways, that was funny.
	And then I'm sleeping.
	People are going to think I'm crazy.
	I'm not making any conclusions.
	It's one of four options, and one of them is not there because it's there.
	I screen grabbed it.
	I shared it.
	Okay. Bam.
	Let's get on to some more fun things.
	Speaking of the weirdos pushing the Kamala stuff, did you guys notice that yesterday, the new talking point, they're still not off the JD is weird yet, but they think they've got JD.
	Because they pulled up high school photos.
	And this is one of the most damning, culpable high school photos that they could have ever found of JD that shows that JD today should be disqualified from running for office because he took a picture in high school in which three young girls, I guess they're high school students, were peeing in urinals and JD looking a little awkward, although he doesn't look that awkward, is there.
	What the hell is that?
	Sorry. Mike Sington.
	He's weird.
	Kamala tards.
	Kamala tards or camel tards?
	Kamala tards or camel tards?
	This is like...
	It's the most idiotic thing on...
	He's not the only one, by the way.
	I'm picking on him because it's the one I had on the backdrop.
	He's not the only one.
	This was the news yesterday.
	Pictures of JD.
	They call it in drag.
	To me, it looked like he was either dressed up for a concert or for Halloween.
	Holy crap, if they go back to high school to find things to try to discredit fully grown adults who have led productive lives, I'm screwed.
	I'm screwed.
	I mean, holy crap, apples.
	The people I went to high school with, the things, oh my goodness.
	So anyways, Mike Sinkton posts this.
	It's weird.
	And I said, you know what's weird?
	Posting pictures of teenagers without their consent and not blurring out the faces of the politically irrelevant ones because there was no need to show the faces of the three girls.
	They have nothing to do with anything.
	And you're posting high school pictures of them, acting like high school kids, and you think you got the dunk on J.D. Vance, as opposed to modern issues with no balls walls, lying about his military service, locking down his constituents, making a snitch line during COVID, letting Minneapolis burn before doing anything about it.
	Yeah, oh, you got a goofy picture of J.D. Vance in high school, and you post it to the internet without blurring out the faces of three innocent girls that have nothing to do with anything as far as I know.
	But then, I had to go to Mike Sington.
	This is Mike Sington.
	Mike Sington is a senior executive at NBC Universal, retired.
	Hollywood insider, blah, blah, blah.
	Look at the picture.
	I told him, I said, you know, you're kind of a pervert for doing that, but I think we all knew that based on your resume and your profile pic.
	And then people in the community, because I don't know what he looks like.
	First of all, he looks like Stifler a little bit, which kind of makes me like him because I like Stifler.
	But then people in the chat are like, you know that's not what he looks like anymore.
	They're making jokes.
	The picture he uses is for luring young men.
	His actual face is this one.
	He looks kind of like Tim Rollins or Henry Rollins.
	Looks like a little skinny version of Henry Rollins.
	Maybe channeling a little Liam Neeson.
	Healthy looking guy.
	But what kind of deranged people use a profile pic that's like 20 years old?
	I mean, it's not an avatar.
	I appreciate it.
	I'm not immune from criticism.
	I use an avatar, so I don't have to see him.
	But my face is everywhere.
	What kind of person uses a wildly outdated photo to make them look younger, more vibrant, when they look like a reasonably aging person?
	Bottom line, dude's a freaking pervert.
	I mean, what kind of person posts pictures of teenage girls online without their consent, without blurring their faces?
	And what kind of person thinks that that makes J.D. Vance look bad?
	Makes J.D. Vance look like he was maybe a little awkward in high school, but it makes me kind of like him.
	But then, you know, in other hot, bad takes, by the way, did you see this?
	Let me see here.
	Wake Up America.
	Oh, my God.
	Speaking of freaks, I mean, the other thing is this.
	I'll tell you my modus operandi afterwards.
	Wake Up America, your number one source for political gossip.
	Subscribe to my newsletter, newsletter.consreporters.com.
	Okay. Rockstar Jack White.
	Someone said something really funny.
	He's like, oh my god, in America you've got a Jack Black and a Jack White?
	We do.
	Jack White says, okay.
	Rockstar Jack White says, quote, anybody who normalizes or treats this disgusting fascist racist con man, disgusting piece of shit Trump, with any level of respect is also disgusting in my book, end quote.
	What's your message to Jack White?
	Back when I first met Poso, Jack Posobiec, and...
	Hold on, let me bring up my screen here.
	And Poso always had, like, someone would say something stupid on the internet, and he would, within a few minutes, immediately have the receipts as to how this person either said something wildly contradictory not so long ago or longer ago, or have some, like, terribly, like, you know, they would just pull up dirt.
	Someone who's pretending to be holier than thou.
	Oh, how dare Trump use swear words?
	And then they pull up this person using the N-word 50 times in a tweet three years ago.
	I didn't know how Jack Posobiec did it all the time, so accurately and so quickly.
	As I've become more versed in the social media industry, you realize what ends up happening is as you develop a community, especially a community of above-average people who feed you good information, the community can find this information because it's impossible to know everything about everybody all the time.
	The other technique that I've discovered is, all right, Aaron Rupar comes out and says a person is a hypocrite, or how dare this person revert to name-calling?
	The one today was Nancy Mace mispronouncing Kamala's name.
	And then the talking point of the day is Nancy Mace.
	It's not just a name, it's common decency to pronounce someone's name properly.
	This is the leftist talking point.
	Today, as relates to attacking Nancy Mace, it's disrespectful and immoral to deliberately mispronounce someone's name.
	It's racist and misogynist.
	This is coming from the group of people who refused to call Trump President Trump only by number 45, who called him a fascist, racist, whatever, who called him Mr. Orange Man.
	The people who call J.D. Vance weird, weirdo, yada, yada.
	Nobody gives a shit about it.
	But the people who are fading outrage at how it's just civil decency to pronounce someone's name properly have literally spent a decade calling Trump in particular the worst names under the sun, not using his name because that would be too dignified, calling him by number, calling him by color, calling J.D. So when you know that you're dealing with abject hypocrites, all you have to do is do the proper Google search.
	Pick your target.
	Understand what words you would need to find by way of search engine in order to find evidence of them being idiots before.
	So when Jack White comes out and says he's a disgusting fascist, racist kind, disgusting piece of shit, what would make Jack White a piece of shit?
	Not necessarily, but you would think about going for convictions, arrests, when you're dealing with rock stars, DUIs.
	Accusations of sexual assault.
	Those types of things.
	Within five seconds, bada bing, bada boom.
	I didn't know this.
	Jack White was charged with assault back in 2003.
	Not a big deal, not the best of things, but there's context which might explain it.
	What did I find out after that?
	Jack White was ordered to anger management classes.
	Well, it seems he might be off his anger management meds.
	But wait, there's more.
	So we're dealing with a violent thug with anger problems who was ordered to anger management class.
	But wait, this is much more recent.
	It was 10 years.
	I thought this was in 2013.
	White Stripes' estranged wife takes out restraining order.
	Jack White's ex-claims harassment and, quote, fears for her and the children's safety, according to the order.
	In the order, Jack White's estranged wife, Kieran Elson, Karen Elson, no, she's a Karen, has reportedly sought and received a restraining order against the singer following harassment allegations.
	She fears for her life and that of her children and that White is barred from having any contact with the wife, I know what some of you out there are saying.
	Viva, don't relish in the abuse of the judicial system to get restraining orders against men because it happens all too often that they don't even get, they don't hear evidence, yada, yada.
	I appreciate that.
	I'm sensitive to that.
	When you're coupling a restraining order with a history of violence and anger management, I'm not going to say there's no room for doubt.
	I'm just going to say I've satisfied.
	My reluctance to jump on one and only one accusation from a decade ago.
	But it's ironic.
	Jack White, who accuses someone of being a disgusting piece of shit, not worthy of respect, violent, anger management, restraining order against his wife, model citizen for Democrats, for anti-Trumpers.
	When that's what anti-Trumpers look like, you might want to take pride in being a Trumper.
	When that's what the people calling mega-fascists look like, you might want to be proud of being a mega-American.
	So that's that.
	Is there anything else?
	I think that's it.
	You'll sent to jail immediately.
	Dude, we've done everything.
	Anger management, Brickhouse Nutrition, Olympic, Ray Gun, Trump could be sent to jail.
	Duh! People?
	Oh, no, hold on.
	Well, I will give everybody this tweet.
	This is the hold on one hot second.
	Mike Nellis, former senior advisor for Kamala, organizer of White Dudes for Harris, founder, Authentic, yada yada.
	Okay, I'm going to give everybody this.
	Did I just close it?
	I'll close this one here.
	And before we head on over to locals for our locals after party, I'll give everybody this here.
	Bada bing, bada boom.
	Locals! Oh, no, this is the tweet.
	Sorry, I'm giving you the tweet.
	Tweet. Boom.
	Let's go to the chat in Rumble and see what's going on here.
	Defund the alphabetical mafias.
	It says Barbisa Ariane.
	The last person who said that, who was in a position of power, they sure showed him and they tried to do the exact same thing to this current one.
	Forecasting love and weather or hospital playlists are Korean series worth...
	Oh, are Korean series worth seeing?
	Yep. NoMan1984 says, Viva has an excellent grasp of human nature.
	I tell you, if you don't have a good grasp of character assessment as a lawyer, you're going to get screwed.
	And you can hone it, and you can certainly learn things as you go along, as I did.
	I used to be not a lot more optimistic, but you learn from your mistakes very, very quickly.
	And when you don't trust your gut...
	There are flags that go off that you notice, and then once you don't trust your gut once and you end up with a manic bipolar client who's stalking you and causing you all sorts of grief, you trust your gut a lot more in the future, and you tend to learn and really internalize the red flags as to who are problem people and who are not.
	The police have one song from every LP that they made over 1 billion spins.
	What am I reading here?
	I cannot believe Jack White got Best Guitar Player honors.
	So disrespectful to actual good guitars.
	It says El Captain Beefheart.
	El Captain Beefheart.
	Yeah, I was never...
	Look, the White Stripes had some good music, but guitar was not what they were known for.
	Or at least I don't know what good guitar is.
	I just know that...
	Slash is the greatest guitarist of all time.
	Endo Isis is the best band of all time!
	No, I don't know that.
	But no, the guitaring in The White Stripes was always very simple and always basic, as far as I could tell.
	Still Not Banned here says, It's just so frustrating when people lie and you know, especially in legal regard, of course.
	I hope the Australians love their children, and too, and ban breaking.
	Eddie Van Halen is the best, says Mrs. Real Freedom Fighter.
	If I had to guess the best guitarist, It would be Slash for me, but that's only because Guns N' Roses is reminiscent of a certain time in my life when I was a kid.
	Who else would be a good guitarist?
	I know everybody says Jimi Hendrix, and at the risk of saying something very sacrilegious, I never liked Jimi Hendrix, but not as a human.
	I tried to get into the music even back in the day.
	Joe Satriani, I can appreciate that.
	Stevie Ray Vaughan, I can appreciate that.
	I never got into...
	Jimmy Hendrix, I never understood what was so good about it, or good about him, other than the fact that it was new music for the time.
	Fireball Bikes says, civilians get arrested, politicians and government officials get promoted.
	No question about that.
	Santana is pretty good too, and the reason I know Santana is because they have a few appearances with Lonely Island.
	If anybody hasn't seen Popstar Keep On Keeping On, the Lonely Island movie, it's a movie that makes me happy to watch.
	Very crude, very crass, male and female nudity, but I think it's one of the greatest, most underrated comedies of all time.
	Alright, people, we've done good.
	So, Tuesday, 12.30, Sam Sorbo.
	I do not want to define her as being Kevin Sorbo's wife.
	She is...
	Doing amazing work in the homeschooling movement.
	And we're going to talk about that because I've got my own questions.
	I might have my own future plans and I'm thinking about it.
	And so I want to have a discussion with Sam Sober about this.
	I met her at the PragerU event and she's amazing.
	So she's going to come on here on Tuesday and I'm going to go on her channel at some point in the near future as well.
	It's going to happen with Vinny Oceana, but I will be with the Unusual Suspects next week.
	And I'm going to go around.
	I love making appearances on other people's podcasts.
	I was just on with Eric Hundley for 30 minutes before this one, but I had to jump off for my new time slot at 12.30 daily.
	And that is all.
	So 12.30 daily, all of the podcast audio goes on Podbean afterwards on a podcast format.
	The entire stream, for those who don't watch it, who are not watching it, the entire stream...
	Including the portion that's not on YouTube, goes onto Viva Clips afterwards, so you can go check that out there.
	I will be doing a car vlog this afternoon on the Disney case, which is outrageous, which we're going to look at in the locals portion of this after party.
	I got the motion to dismiss of the wrongful death suit against Disney for the peanut allergy or the allergy against the person who died.
	It's so...
	Freaking preposterous.
	It's beyond words.
	Frank Zappas says, I smashed a guitar once because someone played a Guns N' Roses song on it.
	Blasphemy says, Iguana Dan.
	And Chet Atkins for sure.
	Glenn Campbell.
	And then Roxy Ann says, My ex told my son to go to Vegas for $5,000 to marry.
	How to get him to go to Glenburg, Tennessee instead.
	Roxanne says, time for a car vlog.
	I'm going to get one done in the car this afternoon.
	I need to get the judgment or the ruling, which I'll try to find before we go over to locals.
	So everybody, that is all.
	Rumble, thank you for being here.
	It's been fantastic.
	We're going to go to locals.
	We're going to have our after party there.
	It is, as in Rumble Studio, it goes to supporters only, but I have a feeling everybody watching in Rumble, in locals right now, is a supporter.
	If you want to support the work that I do here and the absolute...
	It's the biggest blessing on earth to be able to do this as a job.
	I did it before I ever made any money doing it.
	And the fact that it's become a sustainable job is the...
	It's my ikigai.
	It's my...
	It's the biggest blessing on earth.
	If you want to support what I do here, Viva Frye can get some merch.
	It's not...
	Cost-effective from a shirt perspective.
	It's like $30 for a shirt.
	Margins are terrible anyhow, but it's good to have some merch that, you know, if you want it.
	Bumper stickers are cool.
	VivaFry. VivaBarnesLaw.Locals.com.
	$10 a month or $100 a year if you get the whole thing.
	Or you can become a non-supporting member and you can get these things called coins and do with it as you wish.
	And that's it.
	Stay tuned.
	Like, share, and share with someone who you think might not like to wake them up.
	All right.
	Thank you all.
	We'll see you Sunday night.
	Six o'clock show is going to be a banger because I know Barnes wants to talk about Candace Owens.
	So we're going to talk about Candace Owens Sunday night.
	And if you're not coming over to Locals, I'll see you Sunday or later through vlog.
	And if you are, I'll see you at Locals and otherwise Sunday night.
	And next week is going to be an amazing ending.
	Thank you all.
	Let's see if this doesn't glitch out.

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