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Nov. 11, 2024 - Viva & Barnes
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I don't know if anybody sees me right now, but if you do, just give me a few seconds to send Grobert the link.
Well, we've discovered a new feature that we need to add to Rumble Studio.
Let me see if I see my face.
Refresh. Do I see my face?
Let me keep going here and see if it's coming up.
Oh, hold on.
Not yet.
Okay, so it says that I'm live now.
Do I see myself over in Viva Barnes Law?
I do.
Okay, there we go.
At least that's one.
I am.
I blame the dog.
I blame the kids.
There we go.
I see me here.
All right.
I blame...
I'm joking, by the way.
I blame myself because when you end the stream in studio, there's a button that says Rumble and Locals or Locals Only.
And the Locals Only button on Rumble is for supporters only.
So on any other day, it wouldn't have been the end of the world.
It would have been for everybody, members and supporters.
That would be people who are not paying supporters on Locals and paying supporters.
But that's not fair for a Sunday show until we get to the after party.
For the whole show.
So now, I've sent Grobear the link.
I'm going to go over here.
We're live here.
Hmm, hi there, Viva, says everyone.
We got King of Biltong says, awesome, tag the post where I can put it out.
Oh yeah, let me send out the new link to everybody.
And I see some there's three thumbs down because Viva's an idiot.
I've inconvenienced everybody tonight.
Okay, I'll share the link out here.
New link is up.
Sorry, peeps.
Alright. Is that the link?
That is it.
Okay, boom.
Shaka-laka.
I'm live in Rumble and Local says one of my helpers on the interwebs.
Thank you very much, Francis.
Okay. Good, and then we'll see when Gruber gets in here.
So people will trickle back in.
Okay, where were we before Viva pulled the plug?
Like a jackass.
Stop chatting.
Let Viva type messages out to the audience to get them to sign back on to Rumble.
Don't know what we got there.
We lost you when you were fact-checking the migrants coming up from South America.
Thank you, says two dogs, Mike.
While Grober gets back into the house.
Hold on.
There he is, back in the house.
Mark, I'm bringing you in.
Okay. Now plug in your mic and plug in your...
I did already.
I'm way ahead of you, schmuck face.
I don't know what kind of an operation you're running over.
I'm a Luddite.
I'm a complete idiot.
You're below me, apparently.
This is definitely the next improvement.
I don't know if it's designed for idiots, but it should be idiot-proof.
It gives you the 30-second countdown.
There needs to be an undo button on that.
What was it called in Star Wars?
The detonate thing, what they push at the end.
What's it called when you self?
You pushed.
Self-mutilated?
Self-destruct.
No, self-destruct.
Self-destruction averted.
There needs to be a self-destruction averted.
There has to be self-destruction aversions all through your house.
Because there's all kinds of landmines in that place.
You didn't step in poop.
No, no, no.
I avoided that landmine.
There's broken glass.
There's poop.
There's turtles that are running around.
I mean, there's dogs with no legs.
There's the blind dog.
There's the blind sheik who comes in every once in a while.
It's a flipping zoo.
I could not have a studio in my home even if I wanted one because people come in like, should I take my shoes off?
I was like, no.
You want to put your shoes on.
You have the shoes on, yeah.
I had shoes on.
I had the beekeeper headgear to keep those things off of me.
Oh my goodness.
Now I think I'm going to have lost all of the tip.
I'll see if I can find the tip questions from the last.
Oh, I still have it up.
I still have them up.
Woo! That was close.
Yeah, I'm going to leave that stream open so I can get all of these.
All right, so I was fact-checking your migrants at the border.
There is an increased buildup.
Leaving the line was the joke, but there's people now flooding the border.
Yeah, no, I was just joking about it, but it's a true story.
It's amazing.
They see it, and everybody's known it.
It's an amazing thing where I was going to partake.
There was contemplating of a debate discussion type thing.
Our locals community knows it.
The debate is off, actually.
And not because anyone chickened out of the debate.
I think everybody wholeheartedly agrees that Trump is going to be better for world peace, peace in the Middle East, than anybody.
The question was going to be, do you anticipate the Trump campaign, the Trump second term being stabilizing for international relations and why?
And that's why I started looking up Mike Pompeo, all this other stuff.
I think everybody agrees and we're seeing it in real time as it is.
I think on the unusual suspects on Friday...
Connor, one of the panel members, he's like, we've been in a world right now where the dad has not been home and the mom's trying to keep the kids from going crazy.
Dad's coming home.
Daddy's home, he said.
And it's time now for sanity to prevail.
Well, not only that, the world is cleaning up their bedroom because daddy's coming home.
Politically cleaning stuff up.
What did you think of Pompeo?
You think also not a good choice?
No, Pompeo, as I said to you the other day, he's the Joe Bolton Of the Trump administration.
He can't be allowed anywhere near the levers of power.
Neither can Mike Rogers.
Neither can Bolton.
John Bolton, not Joe Bolton.
Officer Joe Bolton was a cop, a phony cop who introduced the Three Stooges on TV when we were kids in New York growing up.
That was Officer Joe Bolton.
John Bolton is the maniac with the glasses and white beard who is a neocon psychopath.
Pompeo... I think each one of these people are like separate deep state corporations.
In other words, Mike Pompeo represents a group.
You're not hiring the individual.
You're hiring a segment of the neocon community when you bring any of these people in.
That includes Bolton or any one of these maniacs that Trump continues to go to the same pool to pick out of.
What I think Trump needs...
Is a human resources head who hires people and vets people because he is not good at human resources.
He should not be allowed to hire employees, get someone to do that.
So the question is going to be, you know, so it's going to be Trump who picks all the cabinet members like Susie Wiles in as much as some people don't like her.
She's going to be chief of staff.
First of all, what do you think of Susie Wiles?
Chief of staff does what exactly?
My understanding is...
Keeper Staff is the gatekeeper to the Oval Office and an immense amount of power.
Now, Susie Weil is coming out of, I said Big Farmer, and it turns out it's Big Tobacco.
So I look at tobacco as a drug, so I don't really delineate between Big Farmer and Big Tobacco.
She's coming out of Big Cereal, Big Tobacco, and she's got baggage, bro.
She's got baggage.
Despite what people say, she's also very old.
She's also a grandmother.
This is a job for a younger person with a ton of energy.
I believe that she'll be replaced by the time he swears when he gets into office.
I think she'll be a short-term chief of staff.
Okay. Hold on.
I want to make sure that we are, in fact, I don't want to kill any one of these pages here.
Stop touching the buttons.
That would be a start.
We are currently live.
Where is here?
Okay, good.
Take two.
No, because I saw that we were, I just didn't have the right one.
Okay, good.
I have no personal animosity towards the woman, but...
If you're bringing in a corporate lobbyist from Big Tobacco to be a chief of staff, and you're also talking about limiting lobbyists, you may have a problem.
And also her age is a problem, and I believe a lot of parts of her are a problem.
So the argument is, and I'm trying to like, I admit I'm going to have the propensity to want to pardon or interpret in a good light what I might otherwise think is an objective mistake from Trump.
You say like Susie Wiles.
Some people are going to say, like you're saying, this is what you need less of, not more of.
Other people are going to say, but it's politics.
You've got to make all of these various factions.
If you have to, not out of the gate picking this person on day one.
We've just been through this with this administration a couple of years back.
I mean, RFK came out and said, yeah, she's okay for me.
Really? You want a woman from Big Tobacco?
Is it okay for you and Big Cereal?
I just find it a little bizarre.
Okay, and then the only question is whether or not she's changed, whether or not she's going to abide by these...
Why do you need this broad?
I don't get it.
Why is she so important that you have to take a 69-year-old grandmother who is a lobbyist?
I mean, is there no one else on the planet Earth?
I think there would have been a number of other people who would have been better.
Right, okay.
I have no beef against her, but I mean, come on.
There's a lot of symbolism also involved with these picks.
She may be totally qualified, but there's symbolism, too, and there's visibility issues.
It is a good point about reconciling the tobacco history with the Make America Healthy Again portion.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, Big Pharma, I originally said she came from Big Pharma, and she does have connections to Big Pharma.
Tobacco is just as bad as Big Pharma, so it doesn't really matter to me personally.
And to Bobby Kennedy, who apparently said this is okay, she's coming out of big sugar-coated cereal lobby world.
Mark, let me read the tips before I actually potentially lose the other ones here.
This was the old window.
Viva Get a Producer says...
Buffalo Betsy, Viva, don't be so hard on yourself, friend.
It's tough to hear you insult yourself.
We love you.
This might be the new stream.
Let me go to the old one and just make sure that I get all of these.
Buffalo Betsy says...
No, that's...
Maybe these are...
Okay. Buffalo Betsy says, Viva, don't be so hard on yourself.
NetJest says, Viva, Get a Producer.
Producers don't eliminate all problems.
They just give you someone to blame when they happen.
Don't sweat it, Viva, you might be reaching the time to get some assistance.
Susie C says, Viva, we love you no matter what.
Don't worry, Viva, says Suera.
And then Buffalo Betsy, Gruber, has exceptionally nice teeth.
Gruber. Hollywood melting down.
I have a clip for...
They're blaming everybody, but...
I mean, you have the inside scoop.
Well, first of all, these people never leave.
They say they're going to leave.
Bette Midler said she was going to drink Drano.
She didn't drink the Drano.
Cher has got the best explanation of all.
When she said she was going to leave, she was at the beginning of a relationship with a new guy, and now she can't leave because that new guy...
The relationship has blossomed from four years ago, and he has a young son, so it would be really selfish of her to force him to leave the United States to go to another country with her.
That's her story.
All right, well, you know a little bit about the Tom Hanks story, or do you not know enough about Tom Hanks?
I know that he's a deep state operative.
I know that he sold war bonds back in the day.
I know that he made a pact with the devil.
For his career.
And this was according to Oliver Stone who told me this.
So I'll take his word on Tom Hanks.
People are thinking like celebrities always say they're going to leave and none of them ever do.
Yet Tom Hanks did in fact leave and go to Greece.
All right, let me just drive a stake into this thing.
First of all, leaving to these celebrities is going to their second home.
His wife is Greek.
They've had a home in Greece for 39 years.
They're going to go there, wait till the dust settles, sneak back into LAX in their private jet about a year and a half from now as if nothing happened and forget the thing everyone went south.
These are people just going to their second homes out of symbolism, Viva.
These are not world-class problems that normal people have.
These are problems of the wealthy and the elites.
Yeah, and who was it?
Michael Cohen quickly retracted his threat to leave as well and said, no, I'm not leaving, you leave, as if that's the way it's going to go.
Right. Well, to quote...
To quote Chaz Palminteri, Now You Just Can't Leave.
Oh, that's the best scene from Now You Just Can't Leave.
A Bronx Tale.
A Bronx Tale, yeah.
How about this guy?
Well, I'm not going to play the whole thing, but let's just play it 30 seconds and let's see what crappy McCrapstein Scaramucci has to do.
There was some threatening suggestions to people related to being political adversaries and so on and so forth.
And I hope we can put that rhetoric aside and we can move forward.
And think about what we're going to do as a country to unify the country and make the people in the country, particularly the lower and middle income people in the country, more prosperous.
The rhetoric got heated everywhere.
You got pretty heated, Anthony, at that time.
Joe, how did I get heated?
What did I say, Joe?
About Trump?
What did I say?
I repeated what he was saying.
I said, this is wrong.
Come on, Joe.
Come on, Joe.
You have had an utter disdain for Trump.
You'll always be welcome at the table of legacy media.
What did he say?
This is why they play on people either not being prepared or being idiots.
Garamucci said Trump is an un-American sore loser.
Vote Harris or read what Giraldo wrote.
He said, There is a group of people in our country that are supposed patriots and love and appreciate the American military, yet they love a con man more.
The atrocious statements made by Trump today about Governor Haley's husband, who would have been met with a clear rejection at the ballot box by patriots.
Something to think about.
How far we have moved away from the greatest nation where people are now voting for someone who calls their veterans suckers and losers.
Trump is a dope, a useful idiot for Vladimir Putin, Scaramucci, and another one.
Just a couple of great ones here.
Trump will never, ever be president again.
Never, ever.
And then Trump is a traitor.
And we all say, like, what's the penalty for being a traitor, even according to these jackasses?
I didn't follow Scaramucci enough the first time around.
What the hell happened?
Oh, he was unending Scaramucci.
I mean, just, he became, he was the Adam Kinzinger of Wall Street in terms of criticizing Trump from down on the street.
And that's why he's on one of those money shows there.
Vivek was just sitting there smiling like the cat await the mouse.
But no, Scaramucci was unending in his vitriol towards Trump.
I mean, they tried to gaslight all the way into the ovens.
It's just astounding how far they'll go with gaslighting.
You know, and they talk about fact-checkers.
I mean, this guy, if he had a real producer, could simply pull up the quotes that you pulled up in midstream in the middle of the show and say, look, this is what you said.
Here, here, here, and here.
But they never do that.
They want to unify when they lose to the person that they would have crucified had they won.
I mean, that actually has a good ring to it.
Yeah, I like that.
What else, Mark?
I got some other stuff in the backdrop here.
Go ahead.
Well, we got the Lickman.
We did the Lickman.
You got that.
Oh, have you seen...
Well, okay.
We've seen these remixes.
Have you seen these things?
I've seen...
Watch this.
Why? Why?
Why? The talent is truly amazing.
Okay, forget that.
There was another great one also where, I forget who the guy was, I'll see if I can pull it up.
Who do you want to see in a Trump administration?
Well, I'd like to see Paxton as AG, bring this guy out of Texas, let him go to work.
You know, take that guy and build from there.
I mean, you have to pick your spots and not repeat the mistakes that he made in the past.
Maybe Susie Wiles is good for picking talent.
Maybe that's her superpower.
I don't know.
You've got to have someone like Flynn be in charge of that Pentagon.
You've got to get rid of that black guy from the Air Force, that maniac.
You've got to put Mark Milley on trial for treason or at least...
Remove the pensions of the Joint Chiefs of Staff as a start.
There's plenty of retributional justice that could be handed out in the first 90 days, 100 days of this administration.
Don't let it linger.
Pardon the J-6 people, day one, as you promised.
Get them out of that gulag.
That place was a gulag when the Watergate prisoners were in there in 1972.
That's how bad it was in 1972.
And this is, you know, an additional 60 years later.
This is something out of a Solzhenitsyn Soviet gulag camp down there in the bowels of D.C. You may want to make a move to get rid of D.C. I mean, moving those departments out into the hinterland is the best idea I've heard in decades.
And it's an idea that's kicked around going all the way back to FDR about getting stuff out of Washington and moving it out into the country.
So that's another one.
Educate the audience.
Who was jailed in the Watergate scandal in, was it 72?
Well, they were all being held for trial in the D.C. jail, and they were brought up from the D.C. jail.
Later, when they were sentenced, they were sent out to various prisons, federal prisons around the country, Danbury in Connecticut.
But everyone, at one point or another, for extended periods of time, were held in the D.C. jail while their trials were happening in D.C. And they discussed the unbelievably dark conditions.
G. Gordon Liddy was in there.
The different Watergate people were in.
E. Howard Hunt was in there.
Various people involved with Watergate were in that prison.
Or jail.
I spoke with Jake Lang most recently yesterday.
I'm outside.
I'm out for a bike ride and can't miss those calls when they come through.
And I spoke with Dexter Taylor.
An hour before today's show, Dexter is serving 10 years in Coxsackie Correctional Facility.
I lived right by the Coxsackie Correctional Facility, I know.
We talked about it with one of our members from Locals, a guy named Alan, who is a former New York State trooper.
Coxsackie is another state facility in New York State, in upstate New York.
How bad is Coxsackie?
Coxsackie is fine.
They're all fine compared to the D.C. Gulag.
Again, this is a jail that is the equivalent of Rikers Island in New York.
Diddy is being held in the Brooklyn Detention Center, which is in South Brooklyn.
That's a federal thing.
The Rikers Island situation is a different situation where it's also deplorable.
But this one in D.C. is a place that they punish political prisoners, putting them in there.
This has been used as a political jail for years now in the District of Columbia, and it's got to end.
It's got to end.
Michael Flynn, too much political baggage given the...
The prosecution's less so, but maybe the Q stuff.
Do you think there's too much baggage to bring Flynn in?
Not for me.
I don't think there's too much baggage for anybody.
Bring this guy in.
He deserves it.
He earned it.
And let him have a job at the Pentagon.
I mean, a powerful job where he can do what he knows.
Open up the closet.
Open up the door.
Yeah, yeah.
Absolutely. And just so everyone's clear, I agree with that.
I'm just the steel man in terms of Michael Flynn.
Michael Flynn.
I mean, Paul Manafort.
There has to be retribution for Paul Manafort.
There has to be a spot for Steve Bannon.
There has to be a spot for Peter Navarro.
These people paid the ultimate price, and I don't mean the death penalty.
I mean they went to prison for being politically connected to the man who's currently the president-elect of the United States for the second time.
This outrage.
It legally has to be dealt with, but there has to be retribution on the part of these men who have to be restored to good standing.
What did Manafort end up spending by way of time in jail?
I'm not sure of the totals, but there was a lot of time in solitary confinement.
I strongly recommend you see the Manafort Tucker episode from about 10, 15 days ago.
Fantastic interview.
He talked about faith and family, getting him through solitary confinement.
He eventually went in for tax evasion.
They brought in forensic auditors and simply denied all these deductions from 20 years ago.
And locked him up for it.
Not only did they lock him up for it, first they stripped his wealth.
He had multiple homes around the country.
One of them was right near me in Hollywood.
And they took that way before trial.
They took his wealth way before he went to trial, saying it was ill-gotten gains.
Then he was nearly bankrupt by the time he actually went to trial.
Then he was convicted on tax evasion and put into solitary confinement, simply because he was connected to Trump.
Was the solitary, I'm trying to find the dates where he was sentenced.
Solitary was, I'm not even trying to justify it, it's a joke, but that was for COVID or was that for other reasons, protection?
I don't know, but Navarro got COVID in prison and he kept saying, he was on with Greg Kelly the other night on Newsmax, and Greg Kelly kept saying jail.
And he said, he said, sir, it was not jail.
I was in prison.
I got COVID in prison.
There's a big difference between jail and prison.
And Navarro was, you know, not that he was feeling sorry for himself, but he got COVID while he was in prison.
And he's an elderly man.
These are not young people who they're doing this draconian sentencing to.
This has to stop.
This can never happen again in American history.
This is way beyond, especially the J6ers, the internment of the Japanese-Americans during World War II by FDR.
They were eventually given retribution financially many years later, and an apology, I think, from Bill Clinton or someone years later.
This is nowhere near, the Japanese-American is nowhere near the egregiousness of January 6th.
I'm going to get to the Weather Underground pardons in a bit.
Maybe you have some knowledge on that.
But before, because I found a way to do it.
There's some small blessings in the mistake that I made.
I found the tips from prior so I can go through these.
Best wishes, says Korn.
Get well soon.
Get well soon, says Korn.
We miss you.
HLynn P says, Viva, thanks for all you and Barnes have done for us over the past four years.
What a world.
We're going to get to talk about some of the Canadian stuff at some point, but yeah, who would have thunk it be in Florida four years ago?
Textmaster, five bucks, says, since McConnell is threatening a secret ballot for the Senate leader, could Trump win President D class?
Sorry, I read this one.
I haven't been followed.
I mean, I followed it and I heard Elon or people talking about a vote by way of Twitter.
What did Elon say?
Lex popular or Lex vote by the people when he did it the last time.
What is the business about a secret ballot for the Senate leader?
Trump is trying to block recess appointments of trying to ram shit through before he gets in there.
I think he put out a statement tonight on Truth Social to block any maneuvering on the part of the Senate.
Before he and the new senators get in there.
Schumer, as I said earlier, is now an election denier, denying the fact that McCormick has been chosen by the Associated Press to be the victor in Pennsylvania, despite Mark Elias threatening to go to the United States Supreme Court because of Bob Casey, a deep state, long-term Democratic operative, but denying the orientation meeting of the senators.
By Chuck Schumer, I would just go in there and force my way into the meeting.
I just saw in the chat, I'm only going to answer it, I don't know if it's a troll, but Flynn never should have lied, never be trusted.
Flynn didn't lie.
Sorry. Flynn didn't lie.
I know.
He didn't lie.
He was actually equivocal in his answer, not lying.
Absolutely. Jarzy, the Amish showed up for Trump, praying for Barnes.
Thank you very much.
S. Wren.
Oh yeah, the Amish.
Barnes. Viva, and everyone listening, X and Rumble proved their value this election.
We need to take back what belongs to the people.
Tell everyone that will listen that the White House Press Corps need to have seats for X and Rumble so we get real answers to real questions.
That's true.
That's absolutely true.
And it should be a rotating seat that's not permanent.
Viva, did you see that David Menzies got arrested again today?
I did not see that.
I'm going to Google that in a second.
On a lighter note, we got a meme from...
Pasha Moyer.
In Minnesota, as winter approaches, we begin our search for the abominable snowmen.
Abdominal. That was a joke.
It's like a snowman version of you.
Let me see here.
A little bit.
Feel better soon, Robert.
Thanks now.
Red Team 33. Kamala Harris is a wonderful example of terrible things that can result when men decide to think with their penis.
The story of Trump is the American Iliad.
Iliad, yeah.
I have to go read the Iliad.
Can someone suggest to Trump or Elon to consider announcing a million-dollar award for information leading to the successful prosecution of anyone involved in large-scale election fraud in connection with Trump or Carrie Lake?
But they must come forward immediately.
There's got to be a lowlife who will break for that kind of money.
Then you'll get accused of election interference or some sort of unlawful contribution.
Well, in the future, I'm proposing a strike force that goes in at the time.
That this happens.
And you've got to do away with these laws that allow them to count for 13 days in states like Arizona.
These are designed exactly for this purpose.
Grammy can say something that I did not know.
Probation is expensive.
You have to pay the probation officer an amount every month and you have to keep the probation office.
True. True.
Thus, Viva, even if a Jan Sixer had done unspeakable violence, they would need a pardon because every one of their trial rights was ignored a thousand percent.
I am Cam55.
I watched the last 45 minutes of Alan's election pod the morning after the big win, and it was hilarious.
He was so distraught.
He kept saying, people emailing me still respect me and want me to continue this pod.
When his supporters asked him about the keys, he then wouldn't discuss them until his next pod.
And what are the chances they are all on Olenski number five from Rocket?
Do you know what that is, Mark?
I think it's a reference.
What are the chances they're all?
Olenski. Maybe his speed dial or something.
Hold on, I want to come back to this.
Okay, Kamala installed false flags.
Okay, have you read the news about the Iranian plot to kill...
Yeah, but I mean, until I...
I didn't read the indictment.
Did you actually read the...
I read the indictment.
I mean, it's just a long story about these criminals working together.
If two things come to mind when I'm reading this, A passed his prologue, and Barnes and I talked about...
One of the alleged terrorists who they tried to get to blow up the Sears Tower in Chicago?
And trying to get these people who are vulnerable or trying to get anybody to say they're going to do something stupid so that they can then manufacture a pretext for, I don't know, a war with Iran.
So on the one hand, I'm suspicious in that whether or not it was a serious, legitimate plot or...
Fabricating it for the purposes of creating an Iranian intervention pretext, flip side, if it was, and it was advanced, and it was serious and legitimate, it makes it even more inexplicable, these security lapses from the United States Secret Service as relates to Trump.
Look, I can only go back to Bill Clinton, who, when he learned of the assassination attempt on the life of George Herbert Walker Bush...
He launched Tomahawk cruise missiles into their intelligence building.
Went on national TV.
He announced he was launching cruise missiles in response to the assassination attempt or plot against George Herbert Walker Bush, who he had recently defeated in an election.
And then he launched cruise missiles and leveled their intelligence building.
I think that's the way it's been handled traditionally in this country.
Biden, of course, was just treading sand today at the beach.
I don't know.
Why they were letting him near sand.
That would seem to be sadistic torture by some sort of psycho in his staff who wanted to see some funny video.
But now on Wednesday, this is Sunday.
Okay, Wednesday.
How about this meeting?
Trump going to the White House to meet with Joe Biden.
How weird is this going to be, Viva?
There's a meme going around that it was Joe and Trump smoking weed and Biden's wearing a MAGA hat and he's been in collusion or cahoots and it's been some sort of plot to humiliate Kamala.
What do you make of it?
I presume they have to meet, they have to coordinate.
Well, they didn't meet the last time.
There was no meeting the last time, so I don't know if it's a tradition.
It probably is.
I mean, Obama met.
They're making it difficult now, at least for people to oppose the transition of power.
The theory about the CNN guy is kind of decent.
Like, appoint Kamala the president so that somebody else then has to take care of the certification of the vote so that she doesn't certify her own humiliating defeat.
Who becomes vice president if Kamala Harris becomes president?
Nobody. It'll be an empty seat.
Okay, it's not like the Speaker of the House would then...
No, no, no.
You have to get him confirmed and they're not going to bother.
It'd have to be a confirmation process.
I want to see what the date...
No, no, Agnew what?
No, no, I'm saying when Agnew was arrested and brought out of the vice presidency, they had to bring in Ford and Ford had to be confirmed.
And then Nixon left.
Ford moved up the ladder.
And eventually, I think he brought in Rockefeller for a couple of minutes there.
But then he lost the election, re-election, Ford to Jimmy Carter.
The Weather Underground, I think Clinton got some flack for pardoning.
Was it Clinton who pardoned some of the Weather Underground perpetrators?
Well, I mean, there's Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dorn.
There's a bunch of these people.
I mean, keep in mind, Bill Ayers, who was one of the leaders of the Weather Underground, along with Bernadine Dorn, both came back and received no punishment whatsoever, went back to being teachers, professors at college.
Bill Ayers famously ghostwriting Obama's memoir.
And he put in, how do we know that?
Because he put in various hidden gems about the merchant marines, according to Bill Ayers, who then wanted to get additional money out of Obama for the sales of the memoir.
The sales went through the roof and Bill Ayers came back to get another chunk of change and Obama boxed him out.
But the funny thing about the Obama, the first Obama memoir, is that Bill Ayers put in Certain Easter eggs about the Merchant Marine, which he was in, that Obama was never anywhere near to prove that he had written it, if that makes any sense.
Sort of, but when someone ghost writes a book, they don't disclose it, or does it become leaked afterwards?
How do people discover that?
It very rarely gets disclosed.
There are people who ghost write books who've done it enough where they will get a cover Title on a book in smaller print, you know, where it says, if you look at the Bill, what's his name, Bill O'Reilly books, he's not writing them.
The ones by Roger Stone are not written by Roger Stone.
These are all written by ghostwriters, and when you get a veteran ghostwriter, they do command the contractual power.
To have their name on the cover of the book.
And you'll see that with certain people.
That's not the case with memoirs like Obama's memoir.
This was supposedly written by him, which is not true.
It was written by Bill Ayers.
Bill Ayers, the founder of the Weather Underground.
For those who don't know, they did real terrorism.
Oh, yeah.
Hundreds of bombings throughout the United States.
I mean, absolutely.
They blew up the Capitol.
They blew up a lot of things in the United States.
And then when it got too hot to handle, they had the days of rage in Chicago, smashing all the windows.
What was the stated raison d'être of...
To bring the war home.
They wanted to make the American people feel the violence of the war in Vietnam by creating...
Violence in the streets of the United States.
Okay. It's similar.
Well, I guess not similar in spirit, but similar to BLM.
I mean, it's actually analogous.
BLM is the political stepchild of the Weather Underground.
Well, Antifa would be closer, I think.
Not Robert.
Mark, let me bring up some of the questions up here over on Rumble and we're going to get to these.
Super Buff Shaft, whose name I always love saying because I can say it without getting in trouble.
I know you haven't, Viva, but has Mark Grobert watched Jovan Pulitzer's Arizona 2021 audit?
He goes over votes from many of the same social security numbers, ballot cracking, mass adjudication, and why things going on now.
Did we flesh out what happened now in Arizona?
I don't know if we've flushed it out, but it's a similar situation to what is happening in California, where you've got X amount of days, 13 days, I believe, in Arizona, and 38 days in California for the Secretary of State to sign off on elections, to certify the elections, 38 days.
So what they do is they count for a while, take a break, go on vacation, come back, see how many they need.
You know, a bunch of people already texted me the past few days how their Republican congressional candidate has had their election stolen by long counts.
The long count, as I explained to you when we were doing that show last week, the long count goes back to Box 13 out of Southern Texas with LBJ, 1948 Senate race against Koch-Stevenson.
They came up with an additional 202.
Votes six days after the election.
A couple of weeks later, it was whittled down to 87. LBJ, Lyndon Baines Johnson, went on to become the master of the Senate, which is a great book by Robert Caro.
I recommend all the Caro books on LBJ.
They are masterpieces of biographies about the man, one of the most powerful politicians in the history of the United States, because he was on so many different levels of power.
Not unlike some people we've discussed today.
He was, you know, in the Senate.
He was master of the Senate.
He was a Senate majority leader.
He was vice president.
He was a congressman.
And then eventually somebody had trouble with their head and he became president.
Then he won by one of the biggest landslides in 1964.
He also wiretapped the...
The campaign planes of his opponent and sent people in to break into Barry Goldwater's headquarters and steal documents, but it's very rarely discussed because of the Watergate stories.
But he did similar things for his own re-election.
But getting back to the election part, he won the election by 87 votes, 202 of them that appeared six days after the election was over.
Brought together by the Duke of Duval County, a cat named George Parr, who was one of his henchmen down there.
And they gave him the nickname which stuck his entire life by the media called Landslide Linden, sarcastically, because he won by 87 votes, the closest Senate race at that time in American history.
It may still be a record.
I'm not sure.
Okay, very cool.
Now there's another question over here.
Bring it back up.
Add to stage.
Someone said get the night mode on for locals.
I don't know if there is one.
T1990 says Barnes has right to abolish the District of Columbia.
Fold the Swamp City into Maryland.
It will be a far more appropriate company in Maryland with the city of Baltimore.
And we've got Rakeda Law for Prez.
You missed mine from the last stream, but Melissa Ryan Lively is being floated for press secretary.
Bring back up, bring back up.
Died suddenly X account for photo.
You can thank me later.
I don't know who Melissa Ryan Lively is, but I'm going to certainly go see it.
Not for those reasons.
And then Axel Jonas, did we get this?
Arguably, Donald Trump is the 45th president of the United States.
He was the current legitimate president.
He was the current legitimate for the past four years or president in exile, meanwhile, in America.
America had no president.
Well, look at the irony.
If they had not stolen it from him, he would not be around right now.
They could have gotten over this.
It's even more amazing because if they hadn't stolen it from him...
They would have had to go against J.D. Vance or...
No, that's the whole thing.
He would never have picked J.D. Vance because he wouldn't even have been in the political realm.
They could have been going Indian versus Indian.
It could have been Harris versus Haley.
Oh, I thought you were going to go with Elizabeth Warren in there.
No, no.
I'm talking about Dodd-Indian.
No, the amazing thing is had Trump just served his second term, this revolution of the post-assassination would never have occurred.
You wouldn't have the coalition with RFK Jr., Tulsi Gabbard.
You wouldn't have had Democrat.
The Democrat Party has basically imploded in real time.
You wouldn't have had this defection from the Democrat Party, this coalition.
It would have just been...
Four more years.
Would have been bogged down with whatever.
Let me ask you a news question.
What happened to the second shooter who tried to shoot a Mar-a-Lago on the golf course?
Where did he go?
So Ryan Ruth was going to have- What happened to Matthew Crooks' parents?
Where did they go?
Where do these stories go?
I'm talking about the stories.
Where do these stories go?
You know, we've dedicated over 60 years of stories about Lee Harvey Oswald.
Here we have two living, potentially, Harvey Oswalds, and no one will even talk about these two storylines.
Mark, it's so obviously crazy that the media is not on it 24-7.
24-7!
Even those who, like, we were on it.
I mean, Bongino was on it, and there's no fault, and there's no shade.
It's a...
It's not that there's no interest.
There's no curiosity.
The last I heard was the trial date for Ryan Ruth moved to February.
He faces attempting to assassinate.
I want another case I'm going to tell you about.
The hammer attacker of Pelosi's husband got life without parole.
I want someone to explain that case to me out of San Francisco.
Holy crap, I haven't thought about...
DePop sentence.
David DePop sentence...
Hold on, I'm going to bring this up.
What did they get?
Hold on, I'm going to go to the website.
Maybe I'm wrong.
David DePop sentence after conviction on assault and attempted kidnapping charges.
Okay, David DePop Richmond was sentenced to 360 months.
How many years?
What the hell's my problem?
It's 12 months in a year.
It's 120 months in 10 years.
That's 30 years.
I think he got 30 to life.
Did he get 30 to life or something?
Some insane sentence.
What did this guy get?
360 months is 30 years.
I'm not wrong about that.
That's 30 years.
Five years of supervised release following his conviction of assault and attempted kidnapping.
The trial happened?
The sentence is a warning.
Violence against those who serve the public and their families will not be tolerated.
Oh my goodness.
This is the party that's opposed to bail, opposed to prison, opposed to incarceration, opposed to the police, and a guy is involved with a drunken husband of a congresswoman and some gay twisted thing where he opens the door to the police and says, come on in, everything's fine.
That guy gets 30 years to life?
Well, he did hit him in the head with a hammer.
That much actually happened.
My mother hit me in the head with a hammer.
It was a cracked skull, but he was public about a week later.
When the hell did...
Where was I?
That trial occurred.
That's what I'm trying to tell you.
Because there's no real media, these stories disappear into the zeitgeist.
The legacy media is an accordion.
A mighty whirlitzer, as it was called by the CIA, that cranks out these stories upon desire for them to go public and then reels them back in when they want them to go away.
There seems to be no consistency other than a couple of women who are on websites that we read.
The mainstream legacy media needs to be completely eliminated.
You can't have them in the press office.
You can't have...
The New York Times in the front row in the White House briefing room.
It's absurd!
It's absurd!
You've got Julie Kelly who's following the Janssen stuff.
You've got Posobiec covers a lot of stuff.
You've got Crabtree who covers the Secret Service for many years.
Susan Crabtree is...
I can understand the concern from someone.
Nobody wants to get bogged down in one subject matter for the rest of their lives.
Even if it's extensive.
And you can understand like...
Actually, I just want to push back on that, because as a journalist, I had a beat, and a lot of journalists like to have a particular beat, because you develop sources over years, and you do want to be on that particular beat for a long period of time.
And Julie Cully and these other people who are on these various beats want that.
I wanted that when I was a print journalist.
It's interesting.
I guess it might be a sign of the ADHD.
I'm fascinated by the DePOP trial.
I would have loved to have covered it, but then...
Of course, of course.
But first of all, I didn't even know what happened.
No, no, no.
He had a hammer.
He took a hammer.
And this is a guy with multiple DUIs.
The victim, I wish he would have testified.
He probably couldn't even remember where he met the guy.
It's stunning and shocking and very, very suspicious that you have Ruth and Crooks.
That's my new assassination law firm, Ruth and Crooks.
That's not bad.
No. Crooks, dead.
They dispose of the body.
Right, right.
Nothing with the parents.
We still haven't found out.
Where are the parents?
Why doesn't a reporter go and knock on their fucking door?
I am a reporter.
I'd like to get a quote.
Okay, you don't have any comment?
Great. That's what I'm printing.
No comment from the parents.
But this disappearing act by these two people who live in, I assume it's Bucks County or Butler, Pennsylvania, it's astonishing.
It's absolutely astonishing.
And Crooks, who had encrypted accounts that we still don't yet know anything about, with this Iranian plot that's occurring at the same time, which puts the security lapses on even more suspicious blasts, but we don't know who Crooks was in touch with.
Ruth, who's an international...
The seemingly terrorist recruiter for the purposes of amassing an army for soldiers for Ukraine, publicly doing it.
There's nothing more going on.
Nobody's investigating that.
The simplest case would be if these people were just lone nuts, people who escaped from a mental institution and tried to shoot a political figure.
That would be the most simplistic.
Anybody could go to bed at night and rest their head on the pillow story.
But they're not.
These are complicated people with complicated backgrounds, thereby, I don't care about fueling conspiracy theories, but they're just not lone nut stories.
I'll bring this one up from our locals community.
A funny meme.
I do not endorse this meme.
I'm just...
You know what's funny?
That's funny.
That she won every state?
Did you see that meme?
That map?
That she won every state that didn't require a voter ID?
Well, I want to double-check it before I retweet it.
Of course you do.
Of course you do.
The king of anal.
Go ahead.
Double-check everything.
Start here.
Elon tweeted it.
I didn't notice a community note, but I'm going to independently verify that.
Go ahead, Grokface.
How do I bring this one out here?
Backstage. The only problem with this one is, it was the Muslim cleric.
Was it in Deerba?
No, but meanwhile, the Muslim clerics up in Dearborn endorsed Trump.
So, like, you can't even...
Well, there were two of the Democrat states were there, but...
Boy, the squad's been pretty quiet lately, haven't they?
AOC was crying about something.
Yeah, she's crying all the time.
That's not a big deal.
But those other ones, they're kind of laying low.
It's amazing.
The only guy who comes out every time who couldn't lose an election in a million years, Bernie Sanders, he comes out and he'll analyze everything until the cows come home up there in Vermont and go after everyone, saying these are working class people and we never gave them any alternative and Trump swooped in and he convinced them they were victims so they voted for him and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
But, I mean, here's a guy who was robbed of his nomination.
Yeah, but then he bent over and endorsed her anyhow.
No, I've got to bring one up who never misses an opportunity to open his big stupid mouth and make himself look like a raging jackass is Eric Swalwell.
The lack of introspection to make this tweet.
Nikki Haley tweets out, I was proud to work with President Trump defending America at the United Nations.
I wish him and all those who serve great success in moving us forward to a stronger, safer America over the next four years after Trump says I will not be inviting former Ambassador Nikki Haley or former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to join the Trump administration, which is currently information.
Very much enjoyed and appreciated the work.
Yada, yada.
Okay. Swalwell, the dumbass, puts out, lol, lol, lol, lol.
You know, the replies to this tweet were, what happens if you translate it?
Oh, yeah, that's funny.
The replies to that tweet were so obvious, like pictures of him kissing bang, bang, fang, fang, lololol.
The other ones were the map of the United States, lololol.
Like, they just have their asses handed to them in the biggest defeat in, you know, effectively political history, and they think they're getting a laugh at Mickey Haley, who nobody wanted.
Right. I can only use a sports analogy because it just happened.
It would be the same as the New York Yankees.
Yelling and laughing that the Dodgers didn't clean their clocks, that they didn't get beat by the Dodgers, that they didn't lose the World Series.
That's my sports mind.
That's how it sounds to me.
The New York Yankees going, ah, you never beat us, bro.
I know it was five games.
Well, we're better than you.
Go fuck yourselves.
That's how it sounds in my sports-related mind.
A team gets trounced, like the Yankees, by the Dodgers, and this is the equivalent of that in politics, and yet they're saying, na-na-na-nanny-goat.
Here you go, the picture of him kissing a CCP spy.
You got the map.
LOLOLOL. What do we got here?
MAGA? LOLOLOL.
I mean, they're stupid.
They're stupid idiots.
And Swalwell, Kinzinger, my goodness, it couldn't have happened.
Well, the term limit part of Trump's 10-point plan was probably the most interesting.
The term limit thing would be the biggest upheaval in political history if he could pull that off.
Did he mention the duration of the term?
No, he didn't get into it because that's subject to negotiation.
I mean, first, you've got to lay down the idea and make sure it happens.
There's ways to skin the cat.
You can grandfather people in.
That's been done previously.
There's a lot of different ways to maneuver.
He just loves deals.
He just wants to get in the weeds on any deal.
That's his drug of choice, is making a deal.
He loves to negotiate this maniac, and I say that with all love.
He wants to get over there, and I think he's going to call for a ceasefire in about a week.
They're jumping on a ceasefire.
Hamas is jumping on it.
Just to finish out, I think he's going to call for a ceasefire.
And he's mentioned a DMZ with Putin and Zelensky in Ukraine and Russia.
That's just until he gets into office.
He will then sit down with both of them and carve out a deal, and it's going to be over in five minutes.
And I say five minutes, it may take a couple of months.
The Palestinians, you know, there was a woman there.
Who was the Prime Minister of Israel who famously said the Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
Well, I know people take issue with that.
It was Goldemir who I think originally said it and people take issue with that.
One thing is for certain, Yasser Arafat could have had a deal but didn't want to get killed and ended up arguably getting killed anyhow.
What's the relationship like between Bibi and Trump?
Bibi Rebozo and Nixon or Bibi Netanyahu?
Benjamin Netanyahu and Trump.
I know that Obama hates Netanyahu, which might make Netanyahu and Trump a little bit closer in terms of a relationship.
Well, imagine if Netanyahu paid money.
And had a war chest to defeat Kamala Harris in the election.
Netanyahu was sending tens of millions of dollars here to support his own candidates.
Because that's what Obama did in the Israeli election a number of years ago.
He sent advisers over there and money over there to help defeat Netanyahu in an independent democratic election.
And we're just supposed to say, yeah, you know, it is what it is.
It's not what it is.
You're talking about election interference.
It's interfering in the integrity of a democratically elected government.
But they didn't think twice about it.
It's another colored revolution.
Mark, let me just get some in our locals community.
Hold on.
I'll bring these up now.
I don't know what the pause is.
The pause is not good for either of us.
Sammy says, five bucks.
Regarding my previous comment, maybe that was the joke from Donald John Trump because he was pointing out how his campaign has so much extra money since he leveraged the use of the podcast.
Hello. Sorry if I'm a little burnt out brain.
Dude, you and me both.
You're not the one who accidentally...
I'll tell you something else.
Greg Kelly talked about this the other night of being...
Depressed after this election.
And it's not really depression.
It's more like we were in such an agitated state.
And I feel this, too, like just a flattened affect mentally because it was such a heightened state of alert.
And he's not president yet.
And we're in this limbo period here where I just feel like I'm exhausted.
You know, a million podcasts to help, you know, working to get Trump elected, doing whatever we could individually, politically.
News-wise.
And I'm not alone.
There's a lot of people who called me up and said, they're beaten up.
They're tired.
And there's a lot of depression going around.
And I don't mean depression, clinical depression.
I just mean like a flattened affect and just a little flatter now because the thing's finally over.
Well, it was 24-7 for the last four years.
Yeah. And especially once Kamala Harris, you know, the last...
110 days, 24-7, because you're constantly surveilling the news to find the clips to make that woman look like the idiot that she is.
It's endless.
You sleep it, you dream it, you wake up and you do it again.
That much I understand, but now it's like, now it's, you try to shift that pressure, you try to shift that momentum to make sure that Trump doesn't screw up in his appointments.
Charlie Kirk and others, a bunch of them now, you know, the populist movement, making sure that Trump doesn't bring Good. I mean, those military picks that he made were insane.
I just don't think he's good at picking employees.
But again, does the CEO of Pepsi...
Hire everyone?
No! He's got somebody in human resources.
His explanation on Rogan as to why he made the hiring mistakes that he made the first time around, I'm inclined to believe.
Right. Why don't you tell him what he said?
Because I remember what he said.
What Trump said at the time?
Yeah, on Rogan.
Oh, no.
What he said at the time was he was trusting people, relying on people as to who he should bring into the administration.
Well, he shouldn't have done that.
I mean, now you definitely don't do it because you've already been burned.
And the first pick out of the gate is a chick from Big Tobacco who's Pat Summerall's daughter, a famous New York Giants football player.
Robert did not like her, or does not like her during the campaign and had some...
He is correct.
He is correct, my friend.
Once again.
That's not what I wanted to bring up here.
School shooter's parents go to jail.
Crook's parents, nada, not even a question.
Forget it.
There's no charges.
You got the Michigan...
What is this one?
I have to write a screenplay about Timothy Leary?
Hold on.
Roostake says, is Mark Robert considering writing a screenplay about his times with his old friend and mentor?
First of all, he wasn't my friend or mentor.
That's insane.
But we were asked to run as a president and vice president with a piece of freedom ticket.
I never discussed it with Leary, and I met him a couple of times and hung out with him, but he wasn't my friend or mentor.
Is Timothy Leary Dennis Leary's dad?
That's a funny line.
That's funny.
No, he's not.
And we got...
Odin of the North says, repeat after me, Viva, I am so fucking...
I knew that was good.
Greg, could Barnes have been poisoned?
So, no, only to quell...
I see what you're saying, poison from last weekend.
CZeroHedge liberal cat ladies reveal battle plan to poison Trump men with...
Oh, I saw that.
Article claims food servers are doing it.
Initial symptoms include stomach pain and nausea.
First of all, this would be why I don't eat out.
I don't think Barnes eats out very much either.
Look, I'd be very beyond skeptical about that.
I have a food taster, so I took special measures.
I have a joke there.
It's a lonely island from a song, YOLO.
Hire a food taster and make him check your food for poison.
DJT truthed that the Democrats are being squeezed by vendors to pay campaign bills.
He urged the Republican Party to help out...
Oh, come on.
Did Trump offer to pay her debt?
Did I read that the other day?
Well, to help her wherever they could financially in the spirit of unity.
I'm sorry, but I am petty.
F them.
No, I'm not just beyond petty.
Because their campaign spending is pretty much like their government spending.
They don't understand, and they hope that someone else bails them out.
No, I would let them leave them high and dry for that.
I'm not helping them with their money.
They don't have enough money to repay their debts for the campaign?
And Trump's got to pay for his own secret services?
She paid this former fat bastard, Lizzo.
I think Lizzo took Ozempic.
She may be a lot thinner now.
She paid her like $2.3 million.
They're paying all these celebrities millions and millions of dollars to show up on the campaign trail for them.
And Beyoncé didn't sing a song.
They got bent out of shape.
Springsteen did sing a song, and they got bent out of shape.
I've never seen anything quite like this.
The fact that they brought busloads of people in, actors who were hired and paid to come to these rallies.
I mean, there was so much duplicity involved in her campaign.
And I understand...
This was a 90-day campaign.
But somebody else pointed out on the Democratic side, if she was exposed any longer, the numbers would have been worse for her.
You know what I mean?
In other words, this was like the political democratic version of a blitzkrieg.
You know, don't let her be exposed.
Don't let her do anything.
But the longer she was exposed...
The worse her number is God, Viva.
Why would anyone bail her out from her campaign expenditures when she blew the money and while apparently they don't have the budget at the Secret Service to adequately protect her?
Hell no, I wouldn't.
That's not unity.
That's responsibility.
Well, the truth of the matter is it's done all the time and it will be done for her.
But it won't be from government money.
It's going to be from DNC coffers.
That's better.
Make them pay for it.
Yeah, it's not coming from the government.
Call it Dinosaur Media instead of Legacy Media.
Yeah, that's a good name.
I would go with that.
G-Team says, term limits are a trap.
Dems are a hive mind.
Good Republican are hard to find.
That's interesting.
It'll zero out over time.
You'll get rid of the people who want to be there the rest of their lives.
I don't know if this is true.
The Crook's parents are living with Sam Bankman, Freed, and his parents.
In the mansion he got to keep, despite the billions, he will never pay in restitution in those he robbed of their crypto.
De Pop was asking where Nancy was, probably stripped down to underwear so he could not have blood on his clothes when making his getaway.
What? Okay, that's weird.
I'm not sure about that.
I know you haven't, Viva.
Okay, we got that.
Okay, good.
Grobert, let me see what I...
There was other stuff that I wanted to talk about.
A couple of questions before I screwed everything up.
By the way, this painting in back of me is my drug on brains.
Is it Hunter Biden?
No, it's my drug on brains.
It's my brain on drugs.
No, Hunter Biden.
Dude, they keep asking Trump if he's going to pardon Hunter Biden.
Why can't Biden pardon Hunter Biden?
I don't understand the question.
I don't understand the storyline.
It makes no sense.
It's obvious.
There'll be unity.
Biden's going to pardon Trump, pardon Hunter, pardon himself, maybe not Kamala, pardon all the feds, and so they don't have to worry about persecution, and then they'll all resign before Trump comes into office.
Why would Biden not pardon his son?
You're a former lawyer from a foreign country.
What's going to happen on November 26th when Trump shows up in Manhattan?
November? Oh, for sentencing?
Yeah, what's going to happen?
Go ahead, Nostradamus.
No, no, I think I already made this.
The prediction is that the judge is going to vacate the conviction, the verdict.
And he's going to say, my hands are tied because we need to do an analysis of the charges before we can even submit it to trial.
And this is all on the Supreme Court.
And if I had my way, I have to go back and double check.
I'm fairly certain I'm predicting he's going to vacate the conviction.
First of all, there's obviously no way that he's sending Trump to jail, period.
This is Judge Marchand.
This is the 34-count felony where they got their charges.
So you get 34-count felony and you walk?
Yeah, for sure.
He's going to say I would have sentenced him to whatever, but my hands are tied.
Supreme Court ruling says we have to do the analysis as to what actions were presidential, potentially presidential.
And so they can refile the charges if they want and recharge them, but they probably won't because there'll be a sitting president.
That's it.
I'm sticking to that.
They're going to vacate the verdict because they're going to vacate it.
Merchant is going to do this.
He's going to blame it on SCOTUS, and he's going to say, I would have been inclined to, and my hands are tied, and someone's going to evade the law for now, but that's it.
That's my prediction.
What do you think?
Five years probation, dismissed without prejudice, and he's got to report to a probation officer.
You really think that?
Something's got to give.
You've got 34 felony counts.
He's convicted on 34 felonies.
Damn. I mean, I don't know.
I mean, I hope it's what you're saying, but I mean, unless this guy just decides all of a sudden he's had to come to Jesus' phone call or something.
No, no, no.
How does he get himself out of it?
Well, I think he gets out of it by blaming it on SCOTUS.
But how do you legally blame something?
This is a sentencing hearing.
No, because in the interim, what has happened is they say, look, it's a sentencing hearing for something that they ought...
Potentially not have ever charged with in the first place because the Supreme Court ruling didn't exist.
What happens with Leticia James now?
What does she do for a living?
Leticia James is the bigger pickle.
That's getting overturned in appeal.
I don't know.
We're waiting on the Supreme Court.
Not the Supreme Court, sorry.
The Court of Appeal ruling.
What happens down in Atlanta with Fannie Willis?
What's your prediction down there?
Those are, well, I think those are going to get, I don't know how they're going to get dismissed.
That's not going anywhere.
And Fannie, the only problem with Fannie is that she just got re-elected.
I don't know.
Yeah, she's back in power.
Now, what happens with Jack Smith?
Does he disappear to Belgium or to Brussels?
Jack Smith right now.
Where does he go?
Where does this guy go?
Does he just disappear?
I guarantee he goes to CNN.
I mean, maybe CNN seems to be getting a little bit responsible.
He's going to go to one of the legacy meetings.
He's going to have no role in government, period.
He's kind of like a dry personality, though.
I don't know about that guy on camera.
Have you heard him speak publicly?
I mean, this is not a very, very effusive cat.
That might make him be the best one for the job, is that he's easy to give him the lines to read, so to speak.
No, so Jack Smith, the...
Rumorings now is that that's being wound up quickly, and they're going to say we can't prosecute a sitting president, so that's all going to be struck.
What about the H.E.R.
report prosecuting a sitting vice president who stole classified documents and put them in his garage?
Why does that disappear?
I don't understand.
What legal mechanism disappears that ruling by H.E.R.?
Well, because, first of all, Ben-Hur said that he's not fit to stand trial.
By the way, his father is named Ben-Hur.
I don't know if you know his father.
No, but that's my joke because I kept on making the mistake with Ben-Hur.
What I would love to see, Biden is going to either pardon himself or he's going to resign and Kamala Harris is going to pardon him, but I don't think he could rely on Kamala Harris to pardon him, so I think he's going to do it himself.
So that's going to disappear.
I want to see the transcript.
And when Trump gets in...
I just want to tell you, the new Israeli defense minister that I just put up on the screen is named Israel Katz.
No way.
That's the guy's name.
Israel Katz is now the defense minister.
He fired the other guy.
Your obsession with Bibi Netanyahu.
He's now hired Israel Katz.
Well, my obsession with Netanyahu will end when he's out of office and they have, I believe, a less...
A different leader in there.
There has to be accountability there as well.
Yeah, it's called elections, and his approval rating keeps getting higher the more you come down on him.
But that's part and parcel of the problem, and that's part and parcel of supporting my theory, not contradicting it.
But, so, all of it's to say with Trump, Rico is done.
The only question is whether or not...
Finally, Willis gets sanctioned.
Oh, gosh, I have to remember what happened.
There's a guy named Stephan Pasantino that I really recommend your audience look into an attorney.
He was the attorney for Cassidy, who was one of the whistleblowers that testified before the Cheney Committee, as I call it.
Pasantino is trying to get his suing.
The federal government because of what they did to him as the lawyer for this woman.
I highly recommend that your viewers watch Pasantino with Tucker.
It's a startling interview about a guy I'd never heard of before, and either a Tucker for that matter, but holy cow.
Stefan, S-T-E-F-A-N, Pasantino with two S's, and Tucker Carlson.
I strongly recommend you watch that interview and also the one.
I mentioned before with Paul Manafort.
Yeah, Manafort, I'm going to watch.
Manafort one is genius.
Okay, let me just list the predictions so I don't forget them.
We're still waiting on the appeal of the judge who did not dismiss Fannie, but dismissed or ordered the dismissal of Nathan Wade.
I think the judge is going to dismiss or kick out the whole office and that's where it dies in the Georgia Rico case.
New York, Merchant.
Is going to vacate the verdict?
That's probably the longer shot, but that's my sincere legal and...
I believe whatever is done by Mershon will be overturned by the United States Supreme Court.
But I don't think Mershon is just going to walk away.
No, but see, that's why Mershon dismissing this and blaming it on the Supreme Court is his own self-preservation.
Okay, we shall see, my friend.
November 26th is not that far away.
No, it's too...
I kind of want to go up to New York for this.
But I don't want to go...
Yeah, still not going to that hellhole.
Not Leticia James.
Yeah, Leticia James.
She's getting overturned on appeal.
Ingeron's not going to get sanctioned, but one can only hope.
And then Jack Smith is done, and the Florida case never revised.
So that's it.
The only issue outstanding for Trump is a Leticia James, and that one's got to work its way through the Court of Appeal.
So the predictions are in.
I'm not a lawyer, but what I said the other day on my show, I want these all to play out legally.
I don't want anyone to walk away in the middle of the night.
I want these cases to be brought to legal fruition, not somebody cutting and running because he won the presidency and he's president-elect.
I want these, as an American citizen, to be played out where they started.
And where they should end.
Not by a guy just disappearing, packing his bags like Jack Smith and fleeing to Belgium.
I want not only just justice, but I want an end to their storyline.
You know what I mean?
I want it to show how farcical these charges are.
I want it to end in a court of law where the farce began.
If that makes any sense to anybody.
Well, it makes total sense.
You want a definitive, conclusive ending.
It doesn't just sound not to be continued when the facts arise again.
Bottom line, though, Mark, my dad always said this when I was practicing and when he was training us for practice.
Judges don't like making decisions.
They don't want to, and in as much as possible, they'll avoid having to make the hard, definitive decisions.
So I don't see that happening anywhere in this.
Especially in the Jack Smith case, because that's the biggest one where, forget the persecution of Trump.
The legal question is whether or not Jack Smith was even legally appointed.
Right, well, just take the Jack Smith case for a second.
I would like to see some sort of hearing or some sort of thing that says his appointment was unconstitutional.
I mean, I'm just making this up, but I mean, I'd like it to be, which it may be unconstitutional, but I'd like the bug to be pulled by the legal system that created this monster.
You know, not just like, I'm leaving because Trump is coming in, he's going to fire me anyway bullshit.
I want either the Congress or the Supreme Court, somebody to pull the plug on Jack Smith and say his entire appointment was illegal.
Everything about it was unconstitutional.
And the reason why they're not going to do that, or at least it won't be done judicially, is that it would...
It would highlight that Merrick Garland acted unlawfully.
It would highlight the fact that the entire DOJ was, in fact, a weaponized arm of the Biden regime.
Well, I'm also calling for the indictment of Merrick Garland the second he leaves office.
Well, the indictment.
I would have gone with impeachment, but I'll take indictment.
No, no, no.
The second he leaves, just indict him and let the chips fall where they may.
Indict him and indict Mayorkas.
Yeah, Mayorkas also.
I think most.
I don't know.
I'm trying to think of what Blinken has...
I don't like him.
I don't think he's done anything quite as bad as Mayorkas.
They both should be...
They should have been impeached.
I'm sure someone can find a crime without even having to get too commie on them.
I loathe them.
Sometimes a little commie is good, Veve.
Well, no, a little commie might be justice.
I'll call it justice.
I'm not finding the man to find the crime.
No, we know who the man is.
They've committed crimes, like, objective.
Yeah, yeah.
Ettexley says, Merchant is sitting as a judge in an acting capacity, not seated.
By a regular process.
Interesting. Fellow Patriots, yesterday was my last day of two years of probation for January 6th.
Shut up, Luriaz.
I'm believed to be done, but I'm so broken for all those still not free.
Pray for them.
Most of us were peaceful and innocent.
Justice, retribution, and accountability first.
That's been class action sued, Viva, by all the kids.
I don't think it's true.
Why? Why?
Because on the one hand, you would need to have a class action civilly against whom?
The federal government.
The only reason that could potentially go somewhere is because you're going to have a new federal government that would want it to succeed to shame the prior federal government.
Thank you.
But I still say it goes nowhere legally.
What are they going to do?
Are they going to go on Jeopardy and win the money?
No, I think the problem is they're not going to get anything except for potentially...
Right, but how would they get compensation?
Forget compensation.
They're not even going to get vindication because all that's going to happen is they might get some form of...
Absolution from a Trump administration, but they're not going to get any money back.
They're not going to get anybody who...
That's why I'm suggesting a class action suit by all the different victims of the January 6th illegal tribunal.
I don't know.
It's a no-brainer to me.
I'm not an attorney, but I presume other than the fear of being disbarred by the Washington, D.C. bar, which is a real fear...
I would believe there's enough Michael Cohen ambulance-chasing attorneys out there who would be willing to take a shot at this.
Maybe I'm crazy.
I don't know.
No, I have to check the rules.
I'd have to either double-check or pick Barnes's brain on the rules of immunity against civil suit because I don't think it goes anywhere.
Robert, blink if I'm correct.
Blink twice if Viva's correct, Robert.
Next week, we'll have an answer to that.
Look, we've been doing this except for my idiot, stupid move of accidentally cutting the stream.
We've done very good.
Now I think what we're going to do is go...
Mark, do you have like 30 more minutes?
Yeah, go ahead.
Sure. What we'll do now, everybody, is it will not be a supporters only because I started through StreamYard, and so it'll be for everybody.
Let's see how high we can get the number over on vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
Here, locals.
Come on over because there will be no supporter paywall because we're not through StreamYard right now.
Blinken started the 51 Intelligence Laptop Letter.
Let's get him.
Let's get Blinken then.
I'm sorry.
Put him on the list.
Let's get those 51 sons of bitches also.
Let's get them.
I'm for a complete scorched earth.
I'm a complete scorched earth guy.
I am.
I'm sorry.
There were people on edge on Twitter during this election cycle.
Yeah, you were getting riled up and in a way that it was righteous indignation.
But I think if Blinken was behind that letter, right to jail.
Justice is not found in a court of snakes.
I'm going to see what that Latin means.
Pinochet Helicopter, nice to see you again.
Do you hear the dog scratching at the door?
No. Do you hear this?
No. Oh my gosh.
Get in?
Come on in.
You know what?
That dog was yelping so loud.
I was riddled with guilt for every little piece of sushi or whatever the hell I was eating last night at your house.
Mark, if you want a taste of my dog, Misery, she does that every morning at about 5.30 to 6 o'clock.
I get up out of bed.
I come down to the kitchen.
What does she want?
She wants to be fed?
She wants her puck of food.
Oh, right.
And then I have to throw a frozen puck of beef, and then I go back to bed for another 45 minutes, and then the thing is this, when I go on vacation or leave the house, I hear that dog whining wherever I'm at.
I'm in a hotel.
I'm like, oh my god, I hear the dog whining.
In your head, you hear it?
Yeah. It's like a psychological...
It's like a baby's...
Plaintiff whale or something.
I feel bad.
I can't get mad at her because her only pleasure in life is eating.
I saw her walking on all four legs when you went into your other room.
There's a dog in India that does it.
That dog's faking, bro.
That dog's faking.
Get on over to Locals, people, and we're going to have the rest of the party there.
If you're not coming, I'll have to stitch this stream together into two pieces to put it onto audio podcast.
It's on Viva and Barnes Law for the people on Podbean.
Clips are going to be on Viva Fry.
The Viva clips will have the entire stream, even though people said the names are confusing.
Deal with it.
And for those saying, get a producer.
It would not have eliminated the problem.
No. And then producers just add a layer.
I like to fact check in real time.
One day I'll have a Jamie, and it'll be in a studio.
It'll be amazing.
Yeah. Mark?
Oh, tell everybody where to find you before we leave.
Oh, at Lord Buckley on Twitter.
Or X, as you call it.
And America's Untold Stories, where we do Tuesday and Friday, 5.30 Eastern, Eric Hundley and myself, for now three years, running Tuesdays and Fridays, covering...
You know, we're covering the news and we're covering American history from an alternative point of view.
We're doing a Watergate series right now.
I'm going to do a piece on John Mitchell in a week or so about the Attorney General of Nixon.
We did an entire Kennedy series about every single person involved in the Kennedy series.
And now we're doing the same thing with Watergate, individual by individual, to bring the truth of American history to people who, like myself, did not know the truth until...
Very recently.
A lot of this is me exploring it on my own, too.
Christy Quilter over on Rumble says, yes, Tina Peters needs a pardon from President Trump.
She can't get one because it is, in fact, a state charge, as neurodivergent observed.
Okay, so now I'm not going to mess up now.
What do we do now?
Right now I've got to unlink one of them.
Locals and link.
Okay, at least this way, if I accidentally end the stream on Locals, that's the lesser of the problems in terms of consequences, but that could start it up much more easily on Locals.
Fingers crossed, people.
Come on over to vivobarneslaw.locals.com and I shall remove from Rumble.
Thank you all for being here.
I will be live tomorrow.
Oh, sorry!
I'll be live tomorrow.
Arthur Pawlowski is coming back on.
He's the pastor from Canada, the get-out-get-out pastor.
He's written a book.
Who's the owner of Rumble?
What's his name?
Chris Pawlowski.
They're not related?
Not related.
One's a Y. Artur Pawlowski.
Oh, weird.
Okay. Yeah, hold on.
Artur? Actually, I don't even mention it.
Pawlowski. Okay, Pawlowski, Artur spells it with a W. And Chris spells it with a V. But I think that's only...
They could actually be potentially related because the V and the W is only a question of...
I think they're related.
They're just separated at birth.
Can I go to the bathroom really quickly?
You do that.
Pavlosky's with two Vs and Pavlosky-Arthur's with two Ws.
So that's who's coming on tomorrow.
She's driving me crazy.
Okay, she's out now.
That's who's on tomorrow.
And then on Tuesday, I'm going to be on with somebody.
Someone's going to be on with me.
It's going to be a great week.
Touch wood.
If I may, touch wood.
And we'll all say a prayer.
Barnes gets the hell out of the hospital because...
Nobody wants to be in a hospital.
Period. So that is it, everybody.
Thank you all for being here.
Sorry for the hiccup and the glitch, and I will see you over on Locals.
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