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Nov. 28, 2024 - Viva & Barnes
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Canada is Creating a NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT for America! & MORE! Viva Frei Live
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You think we're dumb.
You want us blinded.
You want us struck.
You want us poor while you get more of everything.
But you don't get to tell me what to think and what to do.
You don't get to tell me what is true.
You're just liars, jeans and crooks.
Change the rules and you burn the books.
And so I don't believe a single word you say.
You're all liars, fakes and cons.
Watch out and we want you gone.
So don't believe this time you'll get away.
You want us tricked, you want us numb.
You want us scared and you want us dumb.
You want us shot and you want us fart in every way.
You want our minds, you want our time.
You want us framed up in your crime.
I hope you know that it's time to go and we're taking names.
Cause you don't get to tell us what to think and what to do.
No, you don't get to tell us what is true.
You're just liars, jeans and crooks.
Change the rules and you burn the books.
And so we don't believe a single word you say.
You're all liars, fakes and cons.
Watch out and we want you gone.
So don't believe this time you'll get away.
Cause we see la la la la la la la la la la la la all your life.
La la la la la la la la all your life.
You don't get to tell us what to think and what to do.
Good morning, afternoon, whatever it is.
Tell us what to think and what to do.
Happy Thanksgiving from Boca, Florida.
You are getting ready for another episode of Viva Fry.
I have no idea what that audio is going to sound like if I'm coming in blowing people's eardrums out.
Good morning.
But we're not starting yet because that's just the intro song.
While people trickle in, we're starting with something to be thankful for.
Having dodged the proverbial bullet that is Kamala Harris, check this out.
I'm going to take my screen out and I'll be back.
Greetings, everyone, and happy Thanksgiving.
Today we come together to reflect on what we are thankful for.
And to share our appreciation for one another.
Surrounded by family, friends, and those we cherish, we cook our favorite recipes, we share family stories, serve those in need, and give thanks for our blessings.
On Thanksgiving, we also express our gratitude as a nation for our service members and their families who sacrificed so much to protect our nation and our most sacred values.
We are truly grateful for their service.
So again, from our family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
Isn't that the most authentic, sincere thing you've ever seen?
Greetings, everyone, and Happy Thanksgiving!
Hold on.
Today we come together to reflect on what we are thankful for.
Today we come together.
Today would mean, if we go by the standard colloquial definition of today, today is defined as the day that it is today.
Today would be now.
This day.
Not two days ago.
Now, if you look closely, because I ain't no mathemagician, and I would have noticed it had Defiant L's not brought it up first, you'll notice that this Today Happy Thanksgiving looks a lot like the other day when Kamala Harris had a meltdown on the internet and seemed to be out of her gourd, drunk on Percocets from what people explain to me on the internet, or a little bit of A and a little bit of B. Today, people.
That video, if it brings back some memories, should.
Because that was apparently the same day as this day.
And on this practical eve of Thanksgiving, I wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving with the ability and to find the ability at this moment to...
I'm sorry.
I actually forgot.
That she says in the same video, unless she's just wearing the same clothes, maybe.
She's at, you know, a countryside where she has the same clothes.
In one video, Thanksgiving Day, and in the other video, and she hesitated before.
Now I'm, that's what I'm picking up on.
She almost hesitated, like, shit.
This is gonna look a little bit dishonest if, in one video, my Dougie, sex man, star extraordinaire of the year, Doug Emhoff.
By the way, Doug Emhoff, they should call him Doug F-Off.
Bada bing, bada boom.
I'm on a roll today.
Hold on.
And on this practical eve of Thanksgiving.
Because it's not quite Thanksgiving.
Even though you shot that other video with the same backdrop saying happy Thanksgiving.
Now, I'll be fair.
It's Thanksgiving and we have to be fair and kind.
Treat others as we would have them treat ourselves.
Maybe she's just wearing the same clothes.
With the same backdrop.
From the same camera angle.
And it's just a different day.
Maybe. In fairness, we have to understand that maybe Kamala Harris could anticipate that she would not be in a condition on Thanksgiving Day to shoot a video on Thanksgiving Day.
In reality, people come on.
These politicians have to shoot a lot of videos.
They got to pre-record, make it look authentic.
Do you remember back in the day when that Canadian politician guy from the Liberal Party pre-recorded his Merry Christmas video?
He said that this year we're going to have to celebrate Christmas differently.
And he made it look like he was celebrating Christmas differently because it was during COVID lockdowns.
And he made it look like he was in a fireplace in Canada celebrating differently under lockdown.
Not allowed to celebrate with friends and family.
When in reality he was in...
What was it?
It was in the Barts Islands.
He was in the Barts Islands taking an illegal vacation while Canada was locked down.
I'll see if I can find that video.
I wasn't anticipating this tangent going off that way.
That mofo liberal guy, anybody in the chat remembers his name, pre-recorded a video telling Canadians we've got to celebrate Christmas different this year because it's COVID, locked down, away from family, while he was on St. Barts Island.
Well, Kamala Harris had to pre-record her Thanksgiving video because holy heck.
Now, jokes aside, I would like to give thanks for not being Kamala Harris.
Bada bing, bada boom.
It's Thanksgiving in America.
Canada celebrated their Thanksgiving a couple of weeks ago.
You try to reflect and actually be thankful for the things that you have.
The difficult part about being thankful for the things that you have is more often than not, it's comparative to that which does not exist.
You're only really grateful for the things that you have when they no longer are there, when you no longer have them.
The number one thing that people take for granted, and not everybody but a lot of people, and there's prayers that are supposed to remind you to thank God every morning that your bowel movements work.
I'm not trying to be crass or get in early on the poop talk for the episode because it seems that every episode we mention poop.
Literal prayers.
Thank God that your bowel movements work.
You wake up and...
It doesn't hurt to go to the bathroom.
And you'll never really fully appreciate that until, God forbid, or, you know, the day comes where you have partial bowel obstruction and then you're like, holy crab apples.
You know, you don't appreciate just the proper functioning of the human body until it no longer functions properly.
So health.
Then there's an old Irish proverb which says, you know, if you have a leaky roof, be thankful that you have a roof.
If you have a sick dog, and this is what I'm thinking of this morning, be thankful that you have a dog.
Be thankful that you can afford the vet bill when you have to take your paralyzed puggle to the vet because she's got a urinary tract infection dribbling all over the floor for the last three days.
And it's not quite a clear urine.
You know, ordinarily it's a clear urine whenever she has her accidents, but it's easier for me to like squeeze her out and tickle her by the rib cage so that she fully vacates.
And when she's got a UTI, it doesn't all come out smoothly.
And it just trickles out.
Wherever she goes in the house, it's like, you know, on those early summer mornings, and you can see where slugs have been, you know, sliding across the dock as you wake up to go fishing because you can see the shiny sort of trail that a slug leaves in its path.
Pudge is a slug, except that trail is urine all over the house.
Anyhow, so I took her to the vet.
300 bones.
Bam! Like that.
She's got a yeast infection in her ears as well.
And so...
That is it.
Be thankful.
And if you don't think you have anything to be thankful for, you should be thankful that you have a brain that is able to trick yourself into thinking that you have nothing to be thankful for.
Who said gross?
Capone Cobra.
Gross. Dude, I didn't even get into...
I didn't get into a lot of stuff.
And I'm thankful that we have this beautiful sunny day after this podcast.
We're going to go either fishing, go to the beach.
Or anywhere else.
Yeah, Jacob Castro says, I got off Easy Viva with the money.
I actually did.
It's a very good vet down the street.
They don't want the advertising.
They're going to get it anyhow.
Clintmore Animal Hospital.
And it was $300 US.
That's like $1,000 Canadian for the...
What did they do?
For the visit, for the antibiotics, and they did an ear packing because I cannot clean Pudge's ears.
So they packed her ears and now...
Let me see if I can do this here.
Yeah, here we go.
Check this out.
Okay, hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Check this out.
Here. This is Pudge.
You're watching a video.
There you are.
Look at that.
That's Pudge.
She finds the one place where there's sun and she just chills in the sun as she was sleeping.
So anyways, that's it.
Pudge is happy now.
And I'm happy.
All right.
We're getting on with this episode, people.
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Booyah! All right, we got some fun stuff and then we're going to get into the unfun stuff, which is...
Okay, hold on.
Hold on, Bill.
Because you caught my attention.
Viva likes his milk raw, his coffee dark...
That is from an episode of The Simpsons.
It's one of the greatest episodes of The Simpsons ever when Homer gets saved by the gay guy who works at the shop.
My goodness, I got to go back and watch that episode.
The Simpsons, back when they were funny.
And Bill Brown, wonderful member of our VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community.
We're actually going to get to the biggest...
It's a series of intertwining stories, so it's going to take up the better part of the show.
Because I had on Ezra Levant yesterday, and we talked about all things Canadian, and it was a great episode.
But he dropped a stat that, to quote Adam Sandler from They're All Gonna Laugh At You, the GOAT episode, it blew my freaking mind!
He dropped a stat.
That there are 4.9 million, not illegals, but foreigners on foreign visas in Canada.
Which, if you don't know what the population of Canada is, represents more than 10% of the population by a fair, but it's almost...
See, we're a little over.
We're close to 40 minutes.
That's 10% of the Canadian population are foreigners on visas that are apparently set to expire in the next one to three years.
And the spoiler alert is, they ain't all going back voluntarily.
We're going to get there.
And how this relates to international terrorism and the threat it poses to these United States of America.
We're going to get to that because it's a whole series of intertwining stories, articles, stats.
Before we get there, let's give real thanks that we are not JoJo from Jurors.
I'm not joking.
There are a number of accounts that I actually thought were...
Not fake, but, you know, paid accounts, bought accounts, or what is a word?
Like when they're not legit people, but they are legit accounts, like anonymous accounts.
JoJo from Jurors?
I thought it was an AI-generated image, so I guess she can take that as flattery.
She's a real person.
Unless this is an AI image, I have no idea.
JoJo from Jurors, people, who, you know, the left still hasn't gotten over the election.
And it went from Kamala Harris is going to win in a blue wave, she's going to sweep all of the swing states, to she's going to win, to oh my dear goodness, is she not going to win, to oh my goodness, we lost, but at least it's not a landslide, to oh my goodness, it's all seven swing states, every county, every area in America shifted red.
Popular vote as well, but, you know, Trump didn't get 50% of the vote.
Cope harder, people.
Here is some cope.
Dear Mon Pa Maga, so you're out there driving around in your F-150 bucks left in your bank account, honking and shouting shit about owning the libs, blurring country music, and letting your three American flags on your back gate get ripped to absolute shreds by wind and weather because you...
By the way, she looks like she's going to cry.
This, looking, this is like the AOC side-eye.
Oh, but she goes left and right.
There we go.
She got both sides, just making sure.
By the way, all of this, this idiot JoJo from jurors actually didn't pay attention to the demographic shift in Trump supporters in the last election.
Congratulations on learning nothing.
You will surely not repeat your very same mistakes, JoJo from Jurors.
...
left in your bank account, honking and shouting shit about owning the libs, blurring country music, and letting your three American flags on your back gate get ripped to absolute shreds by wind and weather because you finally stuck it to the elites by electing a billionaire who has just tasked two other billionaires with taking shit you rely on away so that they...
Can make more billions.
Do I have that about right?
Dear Universe, when I said, quote, things could always be worse, it wasn't an effing challenge.
Are you effing kidding me?
She's a real person.
So I'll give her credit for one thing.
Her delivery is not bad.
She's at least, she's better at delivering than Kamala Harris.
Maybe she could be president.
Who knows?
The idiots...
First of all, it's an amazing thing.
And this is motivated reasoning.
Trump is a billionaire, so they hold it against him.
If Trump were not a billionaire...
They would hold it against him.
When they wanted to argue that he's not a billionaire, they held the fact that, or not worth as much as he said he was, they wanted to hold that against him.
If he were to be a lowly, normal person with the several hundred thousand dollar net asset value after mortgage, after debts, well then that would have been a sign of him being a failure.
He doesn't know anything about business, which is why I was sort of reluctant to take the line of attack on Tim Walls.
That Tim Walls' net worth, for those of you who may not know, was surprisingly low.
Tim Wall's net...
I think it was under a million.
I say surprisingly low for a politician.
I should qualify that.
Tim Wall's net worth, if my computer's going to do anything, it's going to give me the spinning wheel of death.
I believe it was under a million, give or take.
Maybe even less.
Let's see here.
Tim Wall's net worth.
It says a hundred and some odd thousand.
That can't be right.
Anyhow, bottom line, the argument against Tim Wall's...
His net worth is an indication that he's never done anything of monetary value.
He's never built a business.
It's good.
He's been a teacher.
And like my father always said, if you want to own a portion, be rich.
You don't become a teacher.
You do that out of passion for the work and not the desire to become a millionaire.
And so holding Tim Waltz's absence of net worth against him, I mean, that's motivated reasoning in as much as you want to hold Nancy Pelosi's insane net worth, which she only seems to have accumulated in her time in office, against her.
When it's relevant, it's relevant.
When it's not, it's not.
JoJo is holding the fact that Trump is a billionaire against him, the fact that Elon Musk is a billionaire against him, the fact that Vivek Ramaswamy is a billionaire against him, as if that's not an indication that they might very well know what they're doing when it comes to doing what they're tasked to doing, and that is making the business of the government...
The only difference is that when you make government more efficient, you're not making the president of that corporation richer.
You're saving the financiers of that corporation, the taxpayer dollars, money.
But these idiots come out in there.
The new talking point now is avocados are going to cost however much more because Scheinbaum, the president of Mexico, the Jewish president of a very Catholic Mexico.
I'm only saying that because of the irony.
I still can't get over it.
Avocado is going to cost more because America imports up to like 90% of its consumed avocado from Mexico.
Avocado from Mexico!
The best song ever.
And so they're arguing that things are going to cost more under Trump and yet somehow that he's not going to make the government more efficient and that the reason why things were going to cost more because we import it from Mexico, even though California has the capability of producing far more avocado, but it doesn't.
And why doesn't it?
Because of garbage regulation that makes it cheaper to outsource than to insource, they don't understand how this all plays together.
But I wanted to actually bring up that letter from Mexico.
Where is it?
Viva? No, it's the...
My kid seems to have heard me sing the avocado from Mexico song.
Where is the letter here?
Here we go.
Here we go.
It's a little bit long.
Because the other day in response to the tariffs that Trump is talking about imposing on Canada and Mexico, Claudia Scheinbaum, I'll never get it.
Don't accuse me of anything, of anti-Semitism, period, because it would be obviously stupid for obvious reasons, but it is quite ironic, or at least very, very...
Out of the matrix that the president of a very religious Catholic Mexico happens to be a Jewish lady and one who has been described as being a commie lady at that.
In response to Donald Trump's proposed tariffs, people are sharing this letter.
I don't think anybody's ever taken the time to read it, to even know that it's in Spanish, and so that you're not even going to understand it.
But I've read this.
So we're going to go through this quickly.
I've been told to...
What's the word I'm looking for?
Not modulate, but pace better when I read, presuming that everybody who's listening to this on podcast is reading along with me.
This is from David Adler.
David Adler, general.
Co-General Coordinator of, I don't know what that, Prague International.
Okay. Breaking from Mexico, President Claudia Scheinbaum has just penned a letter to Trump.
It's brilliant, firm, and unflinching.
A document that will set the tone for an entirely new era of U.S.-Mexican relations.
I shouldn't make fun because I don't know where they're going yet.
I have posted the English translation below.
Dear President-elect Donald Trump, I am writing you regarding your statement on Monday, November 25th, that's three days ago, concerning migration, fentanyl, trafficking, and tariffs.
You may not be aware that Mexico has developed a comprehensive policy to assist migrants from different parts of the world who cross our territory en route to the southern border of the United States.
As a result, why would they be doing that?
And according to data from your country's Customs and Border Patrol, encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border have decreased by 75% since December 2023, between December 2023 and November 2024.
Can you imagine?
It quadrupled under Biden.
So it went down a fraction of what it quadrupled over the last four years.
This is literally what Orwell wrote about in 1984.
Chocolate production is up by 50%.
It's down by 20%.
You don't even know if they're making chocolate, people.
But it's down 75% in the last year from the 400% it was up in the first year of the Biden administration.
Okay. I'll skip along here.
Oh, that's a very interesting way of baking in the conclusion into the premise.
Is necessity economic migrants?
I guess it's an economic necessity or an economic preference.
It's amazing.
You've built into the equation that they're leaving out of necessity and not out of preference.
Not out of...
Even a small percentage of what the United States allocates to war were instead dedicated, if even a small percentage, which is dedicated to war, were dedicated to building peace and fostering development, it would address the underlying causes of human mobility.
This is unbelievable, actually, that this would impress anybody except for AOC.
Human mobility is one hell of a way of talking about illegal immigration.
If even a small percentage were, by the way, not dedicated to building a wall, fostering development, building peace, it would address the underlying causes of human mobility.
I do tend to agree that there's a portion of illegal immigration that is the result of foreign policy.
Build a wall.
If even, what did they say?
They didn't have $5 billion for the wall, but they had $300 billion for Ukraine.
Unbelievable, eh, priorities?
On another note, for humanitarian reasons, Mexico has consistently expressed its willingness to help prevent the fentanyl epidemic in the United States from continuing.
This is, after all, a public health consumption problem within your society.
It's within our society, fueled by drugs funneled through your country.
And whether or not it's only your country, because it isn't, it comes from China as well, some might say that Mexico and China is poisoning the United States.
Yes, there's definitely some problems there.
One easy way to fix that problem?
Cut down on illegal human mobility.
So far this year, Mexican armed forces and prosecutors have seized tons of drugs, 10,000 firearms, detained a bunch of individuals.
Furthermore, the Mexican Congress is in the process of approving a constitutional reform to classify the production, distribution, and commercialization of fentanyl and other synthetic drugs as a serious crime without bail.
What the hell is it now, if I may ask, Scheinbaum?
However, it's publicly known that the chemical precursors used to produce this and other illegal drugs are illegally entering from Canada, the United States and Mexico from Asian countries.
This underscores the urgent need for international collaboration.
Yeah, sounds like you both benefit from a wall, Scheinbaum.
Oh my goodness, this is long.
This is, I believe, also true of Canada.
I have to double-check that.
We do not produce these weapons, nor do we consume synthetic drugs.
Oh, so you're better than America.
Oh, you don't take the drugs that you poison Americans with by having them funneled through your country.
Oh, that's nice.
Tragically, it is in our country that lives are lost to the violence resulting from meeting the drug demand in yours.
It sounds like both parties would very much benefit from a wall.
Is there a punchline to this that I'm not getting?
President Trump, who uses the name of the person they're talking to a second time in a letter, except for a high school student?
Migration and drug consumption in the United States cannot be addressed through threats or tariffs.
No, it can be addressed through a freaking wall.
Period. The tariffs are not about the drugs, although it might have an incidental effect on curbing the drugs.
What is needed is the cooperation and mutual understanding to tackle these challenges.
For every tariff, there will be a response in kind.
Okay. I'm actually curious as to who that would hurt most, but until we put at risk our shared enterprises...
You, yes, shared.
For instance, among Mexico's main exporters to the United States are General Motors, Stellantis, and Ford Motor Company, which arrived in Mexico 80 years ago.
Why impose a tariff that would jeopardize them?
It's an amazing thing.
Do you remember back in the campaign when Trump said the threat of a tariff caused John Deere to reconsider relocating, or not relocating, but allocating a certain production of materials to Mexico production?
It's an amazing thing just to think.
They don't understand how the free market would adapt.
Impose a tariff, and maybe they won't use production in Mexico, shine bomb.
Maybe you'll just lose the jobs.
America will get more streamlined in terms of production.
Technology is an amazing thing, and they'll produce at home so they don't have to rely on foreign production.
It's a crazy thing.
Such a matter would be unacceptable and would lead to inflation and job losses in both the United States and Mexico?
Not necessarily.
I'm not sure how she gets to inflation in this.
But not necessarily job losses.
Maybe job losses in Mexico.
Not necessarily in America.
It might actually lead to job production in America.
I'm convinced that North America's economic strength lies in maintaining our trade partnership.
This allows us to remain competitive against other economic blocs.
For this reason, I believe that dialogue is the best path to understanding peace and prosperity for our nations.
I hope our teams can meet soon to continue.
How did this guy qualify this letter again?
It's brilliant, firm, and unflinching.
It's about two pages, too long, uses Donald Trump's name in it, and says virtually nothing, and what it does say is arguable, at best.
But she's right about one thing.
A lot of illegal crap coming in from Canada as well, which we're going to get to in a second.
Hoppity Hooper, over in Rumble.
Says, large portions of Mexico, especially the northern part, are completely run up by the cartels.
I wonder how much money Scheinbaum is being paid by them.
And by the way, this is 100% accurate.
Scheinbaum would come in and say, first of all, why is fentanyl production not already a serious crime in Mexico?
I didn't know one way or the other, but if she's talking about how they're talking about imposing legislation to make it a serious crime, that suggests that it's currently not a serious crime.
Or it suggests that they cannot impose the law.
In Mexico, because the country is run by criminal cartels, which it is, people.
Let me see something here.
I mean, you guys know this as much as I do.
I'm getting my new computer on Monday, people, so wait for that.
Mexico elections murdered candidates.
Mexico candidate assassinations hit grim record.
Look at this.
Tell me that this country's not run by the freaking cartel?
And that Sheinbaum, I would argue, and I don't know any better, I would argue that Sheinbaum is indebted to or in fear of the cartel.
Because if she's not, she's not in fear of them, she's working with them.
Mexican candidate assassinations hit grim record ahead of Sunday's election.
This is May 31st, 2024.
Mexico City.
Mexico's election is now the bloodiest in its modern history.
After a candidate running for local office in Central Puebla, state was murdered Friday.
Taking the number of assassinated candidates to 37. Shine bomb.
Let me just get bold and tell you what I think.
I don't think you are in control of your country.
I think the cartel is.
And I think that if you purport...
To have any control over the cartels, it's because the cartels control you.
And you know what would work?
Forget your tariffs.
Forget your avocados.
California will figure out how to reduce taxes or give credits to encourage local avocado production.
Forget John Deere General Motors producing in Mexico and then shipping it to America.
Do it here.
I got a Ford Bronco, baby.
It was made and hand-assembled in Dearborn, Michigan.
Proud of it?
And grateful to be able to pay whatever premium there is to buy Made in America.
Billy Goat.
No, that's not Billy Goat.
That says Gilly the Goat says this is why we need a war with Mexico.
Disagree. We don't need a war.
Just need a wall.
When Vivek talked about using the military to strike the cartels, just build a wall.
You don't need to go to war where a wall would resolve 80% of the differences.
Now, maybe a wall would start something of a war.
When you get in the way of the cartel's business, like when James O'Keefe is shooting his video and exposing their business, when you get in the way of people making their money, they tend to get angry.
Whether it's legal work or illegal work, and especially if it's illegal work.
So, that's what's going on there.
Let me get some tip questions here.
Billy Brown.
Billy Brown.
Bill Brown says, Miss Millie is happy.
She's a dog and you can't see it there, but enjoying everything until you had to play that thing's voice.
Really viva on Turkey Day.
And I think that he's talking about Kamala Harris.
I'm not your buddy guy says she's totally drunk, if not possibly a consequence of a mix from certain medications and alcohol.
Regardless, I want to say...
Regardless, I want to say I really like your intro.
Cheers. Thank you very much.
I'm not your buddy, Guy.
The song is Five Times August, who has other absolutely beautiful songs, and everyone should check him out.
Then we've got Messianic2002 says, Happy Thanksgiving.
America is grateful you crossed the border.
Love your humor, analysis, and even your OCD.
Bless your family.
Yeah, the OCD is getting a little bit...
A little bit tiresome for me these days, but what can you do?
Gantus says, take a moment to look at their chart, Viva.
Trump is the only president in the last 60 years whose net worth was lower after leaving office.
Oh no, for sure.
Let me bring this up.
No, no.
This is what I started off yesterday's show with, or at least mentioned it at some point.
I might have only mentioned it in the locals after party.
That, you know, the Mark Andreessen, who was on Joe Rogan, citing Cicero.
And how, you know, like back in the days when Rome was falling and falling apart from within and Cicero's writing letters to all of the elites who have recoiled to their fish ponds.
I'm sorry if this is repetitive because I'm not sure if I did this in Locals After Party or during the actual stream.
You know, and he's writing to me saying, stop taking care of your fish ponds.
You'll have a beautiful nest when the world collapses.
Get back involved in politics because Cicero also said if you don't get involved in politics, you're going to end up being governed by your inferiors.
Trump didn't need any of this shit.
People say he ran for president so that he could help his international hotel.
Bullshit A, just as a premise, and bullshit B, as a way things played out in reality.
They tried to bankrupt him.
They defrauded him, and I'm going to call it that, Leticia James, out of money, out of New York.
His businesses took something of a hit.
He took a financial hit.
So bullshit as a premise and bullshit as a matter of practical reality in terms of how it played out.
He didn't need any of it.
He didn't need it.
And then he still did it.
Because obviously the need that he felt internally was not a financial need that others feel when they go into politics.
You know, they say like, the lawyers that become judges, little anecdote people, just to repeat it so nobody thinks I'm a batshit crazy lunatic who's always been like this.
I practiced law for 13 plus years.
And you saw the types of lawyers that became judges.
So in Canada, you don't get elected as a judge, you get appointed as a judge.
Unless it's an administrative tribunal, it's a little different.
Okay. So you get appointed as a judge.
A judge is now, I believe, in Quebec, Canada.
Let's just say they get paid $270,000, $280,000 a year.
A ton of money.
Let me see here.
Quebec Superior Court Judge Salary.
I think it's $280,000.
Oh, it's up.
It's $310,000 to $380,000 a year.
That's a lot.
That's less than a senior partner at a big law firm.
So you understand the types of people that decide to become judges.
If you're a good lawyer, good in the sense that you're making a lot of money, it's a downgrade to become a judge.
So the question is, who tends to become judges?
Call them selfish or whatever.
The majority of people who choose to become judges are getting pay increases, not pay downgrades.
So that'll tell you the type of person, the type of lawyer that decides to become a judge.
Because when you go and tap a judge who's at Steichman Elliott making two million bucks a year, you say, hey, how'd you like the stature that comes with being a judge, but you'll make an eighth of what you're making now?
Thank you very much.
I like my life.
So the people that tend to become judges are not taking a pay cut.
They're getting a pay grade, and that's typically an indication of what type of lawyer they are, and not that money is the measure of everything.
Having seen a bunch of lawyers, judges, you get the feeling for it.
So when someone gets into office and takes a pay cut and not a pay increase, when someone gets into politics and is sacrificing, like Vivek did, you know that they're doing it for reasons other than financial, and you can try to find ulterior negative reasons.
Oh, they're doing it for clout, they're doing it for...
They're doing it because they felt the need to save their country over their legacy, their financial legacy.
So that was a very long-winded answer to say, let me look at the chart.
Here we go.
Bring this up.
Thank you.
Here. Surprising net worth of 12 presidents before and after taking office.
Trump? Before?
3.7 billion.
After? 6.5 billion.
Joe Biden?
Before? After?
8 to 10. Hold on one second.
Come here.
Trump's net was lower after leaving office, said the comment.
That's not what the chart is showing.
Not that I even care anyhow.
$3.7 billion before he took office.
During his time in office, his reportedly declined due to challenges faced by his businesses, the COVID-19 pandemic, and political scrutiny.
But according to Bloomberg, his net worth rebounded in 2024.
That's four years after he's in office.
This is how you get lied to by the media as you read it.
So in other words, his net worth was less when he left office, but it's more now than it was when he left office.
Four years later, after a rebounding...
Okay, wealth gang?
Misrepresented it.
Joe Biden?
Well, let's just make sure they didn't do the same mistake with everybody else.
Barack Obama?
Wow. Good for him.
He must have been a very good president.
1.3 million before, 70 million afterwards.
George W. Bush?
Oh, he only doubled.
How the hell was he worth 20 million before?
Bill Clinton?
1.3 million.
Well, I'm noticing a trend here.
I'm noticing an actual ratio of a trend.
Do you guys hear the dog?
My dog's having a dream.
Before $100 million, after $100 million.
Andrew Jackson, unknown.
After $120 million, adjusted for inflation.
Before $15,000, after...
How do you do after he was assassinated?
After his net worth was zero for him.
Thomas Jefferson, $212 million before...
Deeply in debt after.
Oh, that makes me like him even more.
And then you got Theodore Roosevelt.
Hold on.
Let me see here.
So I'm noticing that the ones who went from like 1.3 to 120 were Democrats.
Is Theodore Roosevelt a Democrat?
Sorry for not knowing this offhand.
He was a Republican.
Okay. Well, there goes my theory of connections, people.
Holy crap, apples.
Okay. That's that.
What else did I...
Let me make sure I didn't miss any...
I did miss any superchats over here.
Superchats over in Commitube.
J.R. Williams.
Viva when Poiliev wins.
Can he immediately deport the illegal alien trespassers in Canada?
Meaning, is there a mechanism in place like the...
Like a N.E. Act?
Hold on.
We're going to see if that comes up.
Actually, there's a lot of superchats here.
We got Granite Man says Trudeau's worst nightmare has come true.
Trump. Can someone let the dog in?
And then we got Not A Band Account says, This Thanksgiving, I'm thankful Viva is safe in the USA.
You and me both, Not A Band Account.
John S., The funniest holiday video of a politician was Joe Biden doing the Santa was spotted by NORAD thing with a family.
And then the dad said, Let's go, Brandon.
And Biden said, I agree.
Let's go, Brandon.
That was funny.
I remember that.
Hold on.
Excuse me.
That was from John S. And I think we've got all of the commie tubes.
Is it true that Canadian anti-Semitism is rising?
Says Not a Band of Counter.
I'm sure it is.
Violence is rising.
All violence is rising.
Where I think it's just gotten politically acceptable, and we're going to get into the reasons why, is there's a very large demographic that is historically, culturally anti-Israel.
So as not to use the anti-Semitic...
Not trope, but what people object to.
When you have 5% Muslim population in Canada, which you do now, and you have a 2 plus percent Sikh population in Canada, which you do now, coming from countries which are anti-Israel, to put it in a politically correct term.
Hold on a second.
Hold on.
All right, now that actually is going to take us into part two, people.
Part two of today's episode, which I think we're going to go...
No, not I think.
We're going to go do it over on Rumble.
Let me give everybody the link.
Commitube. How many do we have here?
1,200 people.
Come on over to Rumble.
Link to Rumble.
Bada bing, bada boom.
I think I already have it pinned up there.
Pin message.
Okay, no, I didn't.
Link to Rumble.
And if you want to skip the lines and go straight to vivabarneslaw.locals.com, do it.
Do it.
Locals. Boom.
And then there are...
We're going to get to...
So everyone, get over there.
There's 1,200 watching.
Drop it down.
Get below 1,000.
And we're going to end it on Commitube.
And before we do, we're going to read the Crumble Rants and the VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com tipped questions.
Messianic says, Happy Thanksgiving.
America is grateful that you crossed the border.
Love your humor.
Did I read this already?
OCD, I did.
And I'm Not Your Buddy Guy says she's totally drunk.
Okay, I read these.
Now hold on.
Let me go to VivaBarnesLaw.
Tipped questions from Bill Brown.
We got the Missy.
Take a moment to look at this.
We got that.
And Bill Brown says there's a lot of young folks who can't see any perspective except the one they were indoctrinated to.
It's very difficult to get out of that.
Okay. Let's make sure that that number's going down.
Good, it's going down.
Drop! Now we're at 1100 on Commitube.
While the number drops even further, but we're going to have a countdown.
Hmm. Yeah, we'll segue over with speaking of parliamentary systems and polite tyrants.
Can you imagine?
If only the Aussies, Jacinda Ardem, she's New Zealand.
If only they had a German accent or a Japanese accent when they said things, then people would be scared.
But for some reason, the British.
The British can tell you the most horrendous things on Earth.
But if they do it in the British accent, it's not such a big deal.
Same thing with Aussies.
But you throw in like a...
Like a stereotypical German accent.
Like, we will lock you down in your homes and you will not go five kilometers without permission.
That's bad.
We will lock you down in your homes and you will not go five kilometers without permission.
That's good.
Listen, I'm calling this...
I was going to make fun of his bald head, but that's not nice because it's not nice.
Some people are bald.
And I would just...
Something about this guy, he kind of looks like Mitch McConnell or that tortoise from the cartoon.
Someone's going to know who I'm talking about.
These jackasses think because they have their hoity-toity British Aussie accents that they can say the most horrible things on earth and somehow just get away with it.
Listen to this guy.
Who is he?
Hold on one second.
ABC. ABC is Australian Broadcasting.
Boss, Kim Williams launches an unhinged tirade against...
His name is Kim?
He identifies as a Kim, I guess.
Listen to this.
I have a question about Joe Rogan.
And you've sort of touched on elements of this in the US.
He's obviously the world's most popular podcast host.
He has 3 billion listeners.
He's sort of managed to successfully capture that bro market in America.
And his influence is such that in the wake of the US election...
Don't ask yourselves why he's got 3 billion views or viewers.
Don't ask yourselves why he's the most wildly successful.
Reduce him to...
You idiot.
My dad always said, you know, success leaves clues.
And you know you struck the golf ball well by the way it flies through the sky.
So don't ask.
If the ball is going straight, you hit it well.
If you sliced it, you screwed up somewhere.
Don't ask why he's so good.
Criticize him for it.
Democrats have said that one of Kamala Harris's mistakes was that she didn't appear on his program.
So I'm just wondering.
If you had any observations about what's behind the Joe Rogan effect, how you believe he's managed to so successfully capture this huge market, and then for us here in Australia, how would or should the ABC be going about capturing that kind of audience?
We're under 1,000.
Get your butts on over for the answer.
Viva Frye on Rumble or Viva Barnes Law.
.locals.com because the answer will blow your freaking mind twice in one episode.
Here it is.
Listen to this.
Look, I'm not sure that I'm the right person to respond to that question.
I am not a consumer or enthusiast about Mr. Rogen and his work.
Pause. Then shut your face as of now.
It's not complicated.
I don't think I'm the right person to answer this question because I don't know what I'll be talking about because me head's up me arse.
I don't even know if it went straight to Scottish out of that.
He doesn't watch it.
He doesn't know about it.
He's not the best person to answer the question.
So let's go for another minute and a half, you dumb jackass pencil neck.
Dummy. And let's hear you talk about Joe Rogan, something you admittedly know nothing about.
Shocking. I am not one of the three billion.
And I'm unlikely to be three billion and one anytime soon.
I think people like Mr. Rogan prey on people's vulnerabilities.
How do you know that you don't watch the show?
I'm just asking an obvious question, Needlehead Ned.
They prey on fear.
They prey on anxiety.
They prey on all of the elements that contribute to uncertainty in society and they entrepreneur fantasy outcomes and conspiracy outcomes as being a normal part of social narrative.
I personally find...
Deeply repulsive.
remarkable power in the United States is something that I look at in disbelief.
I'm also absolutely in dismay that this can be a source of public entertainment when it's really treating the public as plunder for purposes that are really quite malevolent.
Quite malevolent.
I found out who he is, guys.
He's Cecil the turtle.
Here we go.
This is him.
Right here.
This is the guy.
Who is it?
What's the character's name?
I found it quite malevolent.
I'm probably not the best person to talk to about it because I don't know what the hell I'm talking about.
But let me go on and then call him deeply repulsive.
Call him a propagandist of fear.
He should have shut his face after the, I don't listen to Joe Rogan, I don't know what is on Joe Rogan, and I won't be the three billionth and one, three billion and a first person.
No, he's already up to three billion and five.
You missed your chance, Cecil the Turtle.
Jack Enemies.
Now, getting back to the topic of the day.
Okay. Let me see which one I start with here.
Let's start with...
We're going to start with...
No, that's a video of me with my dog.
What the heck is that doing there?
Where is it?
It's right here.
I'm sorry.
We're going to play this one out, and we're going to come back to this one.
This is Anita...
What's her face?
Oh, crap.
Anita Rand?
I forget her last name now.
I'll get her name while she talks.
Listen to this question.
Listen to this answer.
And we're going to get to the problem.
And we're going to get to the national security threat that this poses for America.
And make sure everybody understands this.
Canada's not just training Chinese soldiers.
It's not just harboring Calistani terrorists.
It's not just opening its borders to anybody who wants to come in.
Listen to this.
You know, you're fortifying, your government has fortified the border, that you've increased resources.
But I do have to put some data to you that challenge the veracity of those points.
The first being that there has been a doubling of illegal migration in the last year.
That's intercepted on the U.S. side coming from Canada.
That's the statistics from the Border Patrol on the U.S. side.
But beyond that, they're also saying that 358 suspects on the terror watch list were arrested on the northern border at ports of entry in the fiscal year 2024.
Three of which were encountered between ports of entry.
And by comparison, the number at the Mexico-US border was just 52. Isn't it reasonable that President Trump would raise this concern specifically?
And what more beyond what you already are doing are you ready to do?
Well, Vashi, I can present you with statistics as well that support the point that I'm making.
I understand what you just said there.
Will, you have your statistics, and I can present you with statistics that confirm my point.
That's called cherry-picking, you idiot.
It's Anita Anand, by the way.
I can present you with statistics that prove my point.
How about you answer the question as to why, what was it, 10 times more?
Caught trying to come down from Canada than trying to come up from Mexico.
Address that, because that means something.
It doesn't mean that the US border is doing a better job on the Canadian side than on the Mexican side, although it might mean that.
It might mean that there are just more coming from Canada, for whatever the reason.
Listen to this.
Which is that we are investing in our border.
We are investing in our human resources and surveillance equipment at the border.
Immigration officers are in fact cracking down with 600% more misrepresentation investigations in 2024 over 2023.
We've intercepted human smuggling rings as well, Vashi, and we are seeing progress.
Okay, so we agree on the same problem.
Now let's get to why that problem exists.
But we won't.
The border in these respects.
In addition, we have the Criminal Code of Canada, which is a beacon of the legal system here.
We will continue to enforce the Criminal Code.
We have the Criminal Code, and yet we also have people on terror watch lists in the country.
That's good.
It's nice to have something you don't use or enforce.
But we'll continue to enforce it.
And so whenever these foreigners who are on terror watch lists get brought up by the authorities, then we'll throw the book at them.
And ignore as to how they even got here in the first place.
It's with regards to drugs or other illegal substances.
And finally, in terms of immigration, let me say that if you come to Canada illegally, you will be deported.
And so at all times, it is our sovereign...
How did they get here?
Did they get here legally?
Did you let hundreds of known people on terror watch lists enter the country legally, Anita?
Are we not understanding the problem here?
If you come here illegal, you'll be deported.
How the hell did so many people on terror watch lists get here in the first place?
There's only two choices, really.
Right to determine who comes into Canada, what comes into Canada, and we will spare no expense at defending our border, our country, our citizens, and our businesses.
We're talking about America now.
Terrorists or people on terror watch lists are trying to cross into America.
About that.
By the way, look at the reporter's face here.
Watch the reporter's face.
Our citizens and our businesses.
This is a, I can't believe I had to sit here and not be able to interrupt you for that minute and a half of pure verbal diarrhea.
If that is totally true then, why, like point blank, are there more than 350 people on the terror watch list in our country getting arrested at the American border trying to head into the States?
How many more are there in Canada?
Is that all of them?
Did they all come into Canada and all of them tried to go to the States?
Or are there even more in Canada?
Is that a fraction of the percent of people on terror watch lists in Canada?
Yeah, sorry about that.
More than 350 people on the terror watch list in our country getting arrested at the American border trying to head into the States.
Like, on the face of it, regardless of the resources that are there already, like, isn't that problematic?
I mean, why is she bouncing?
Is she dancing to music that we don't hear, Anita?
As I said, the relationship between Canada and...
As I said, I'm not going to answer the question.
That's the problem, people.
Okay? That's where we're getting with this at the end.
We're going to come back to that from the beginning.
An article which is detailing quite how many foreigners are in Canada.
What did I say?
I said at the beginning 4 million?
Nearly 4 million new.
So this is, I think the number's up to, I thought the number was over 4 million, but let me get to this article.
This is from, bring this down, bring this up, bring that down.
We don't need that one anymore.
That was Kamala Harris.
Okay, we don't need to see Kamala Harris again.
She's done.
Here. Nearly 4 million new Canadian residents.
By the way, residents is foreigners who are not citizens.
Now PM Trudeau forced to slow down immigration.
This is three weeks ago.
This was actually just before the election.
He said, we've got to slow down immigration after Trump gets elected.
Trudeau's got to go all virtue whore yet again.
We'll take in all of the illegals who now feel scared from a Trump presidency.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
has vowed to significantly reduce the number of new immigrants it allows into the country after acknowledging that his government failed to get the balance right coming out of the pandemic.
His administration was criticized for its plan to allow 500,000 new permanent residents into the country in each of the next two years.
Last Thursday, the Prime Minister said next year's target will now be 395,000 new permanent residents and the figure will drop to 380,000 in 2020.
It'll drop year over year.
We've heard this.
In the tumultuous times we emerged from the pandemic.
In the tumultuous times as we emerged from the pandemic, between addressing labor needs and maintaining population growth, we didn't get the balance right.
We. We're all a part of his problem.
He was warned of this in the beginning, but it's we.
It's not him.
Immigration is essential for Canada's future.
It must be controlled and it must be sustainable.
Canada reached 41 million people in April.
The population was 37 million in 2019.
Holy mother effer.
I'm not going to swear.
Do you understand, by the way, 90 plus percent of the population growth in Canada came from immigration?
Let me see this here.
Hold on a second.
We don't need to read the rest of the article.
Then he blames corporations.
90% population growth Canada from immigration.
Understand what that means.
2021, 90% of Canada's population growth was due to immigration.
In 2023, immigration accounted for 98% of Canada's population growth.
Mother effer!
Do we understand that?
That means the population grew by 10% and it was virtually entirely foreigners.
Why? Canadians can't have kids because the cost of living is too expensive.
They can't own homes.
Why? Because Justin Trudeau hands out abortions like it's Halloween candy.
Why? Because Justin Trudeau promotes contraception.
Not that there's anything wrong with that, but government should probably stay out of your sex lives.
Promotes contraception.
Why? Because Canada promotes euthanasia like it's the next great fad.
Four plus percent of all death in Canada results from...
Euthanasia, medical assistance and dying.
So they're killing Canadians.
They're making life too expensive to have kids.
And then they're importing at a rate of 90 plus percent, up to 98 percent, population growth from immigration.
That's not population growth.
That's a great replacement, whether you like it or not.
Call me a racist, you dumb bums.
Holy hell.
So, four plus million in the last three years.
Some of them are temporary.
And some of them might not want to be leaving all that quickly.
The freebies that they get in Canada, kicking out homeless people and veterans from homeless shelters so they can make room for migrants.
They don't only do it in New York, people.
This is from today.
First reading, Canada's 3 million temporary migrants do not appear poised to leave voluntarily.
But hold on, actually, before we even get to that one.
You guys are going to know more about Canada than you thought you wanted to know.
Here. Chronologically, this was from a couple of days ago.
Feds expect 4.9 million with expiring visas to voluntarily leave Canada in the next year.
That is 5 million people on visas.
Foreigners on visas in Canada.
I think they count them on the 41 million.
I think they do.
With almost 5 million temporary permits expected to expire over the next year, the feds expect them to leave voluntarily.
Well, I don't think that's going to happen.
So said immigration minister Mark Miller, that scumbag, moron loser, white dude for Harris is what he is, puts on his indigenous quilted cloth face mask during COVID and puts his indigenous name in it because he's a minister of indigenous affairs or something like that.
Maybe he changed.
Immigration Minister Mark Miller, he said that to the House of...
What is this?
The Commons Immigration Committee, when confronted with that number by Conservative MP Tom Kmieck, according to Black Locks reporter.
Black Locks is the best journalism in Canada, right up there with Rebel News and Mocha Bezirgan and a bunch of others.
There are many ways people will leave the country, said Miller.
The vast majority will leave voluntarily.
That's what is expected.
Kamiak countered your department table documents with Parliament that showed 4.9 million visas are going to expire between September 24 and December 2025.
How will we know how many of them actually wind up leaving?
Miller said the feds would, quote, monitor that carefully.
There are many measures within our department to monitor these things.
Yeah, the $80 million...
Arrive can bullshit app that never worked in the first place that was supposed to cost $80,000.
They'll prosecute those under the law.
Kamiak then asked how many of the expiring permits belonging to 766,000 foreign students would leave.
Are you saying that 100% are expected to leave or are you going to send the Canada Border Services Agencies to chase them down?
Miller replied no, added some people actually get renewals, some people get postgraduate work permits.
The Department of Immigration counted over a million foreign students in Canada as of May 3rd.
There are an increasing number of students making asylum claims because that's what they do.
I think with very little hope, said Miller, whether you like it or not, they are entitled to due process in this country.
I don't think you would purport to deny it to them.
The Immigration Department in April 24th briefing notice said the number of undocumented foreigners in Canada was as high as half a million.
Undocumented. Illegal.
Illegal. Words don't mean anything anymore.
Illegal. Words don't mean anything anymore.
It's outrageous.
Let me just get the last paragraph.
Trudeau's own published documents show there are 4.9 million people here set to leave, said Conservative leader Pierre Poilier.
We asked what the plan was to track their departure.
We're just going to take people with their word, he says.
He admits two ISIS terrorists allowed into our country.
What's the plan to protect our security and reinstate?
Sovereignty over who is in our country.
Yeah, we'll get back to you on that, Pierre.
As soon as we figure out what the answer is, we'll get back to you on that.
Now, you get the 3 million temporary migrants do not appear poised to leave voluntarily.
This might be a little bit more repetitive.
Top story, only minutes after assuring the House of Commons committee that millions of foreign nationals would be leaving voluntarily, Immigration Minister Mark Miller was confronted by migrant activists saying they would do no such thing.
This is a repetitive on the other story.
Okay. You got a problem.
Here's a bigger problem.
And it goes back to Anita Anand refusing to answer why.
What was it?
It was 350 to 50. I think.
Eight times as many people on terror watch lists crossing the border from Canada into the United States of America.
Listen to this.
This is Brian Lilly.
I think he's one of the few Legacy media journalist who seems to do a good job every now and again, more often than the others.
There is a terrorism problem at the Canada-US border.
Number shows there are far more terrorist suspects entering the US from Canada than from Mexico.
Before we even get here, actually, life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards.
Kierkegaard. Do I have the...
Well, I thought I had it, but there was a video of...
Vivek Ramaswamy going to the border, the northern border, during the election campaign, talking about how it's a problem, people crossing from Canada.
And I think it was a problem that was largely unknown to a great many people.
Listen to this.
Over the last three years, this is back to the Toronto Sun article, 1,155 people on various terror watch lists have been stopped from entering the United States from Canada.
That is a big effing problem.
I'm not trying to...
I don't want to pander to fear like that Kim Watson turtle from Australia is going to accuse Viva Fry of pandering to the bro market of fear and anxiety.
That is a big effing problem.
It's a big effing problem because it means that many and more are currently in Canada.
How the hell did they get there?
I don't know.
And they're trying to enter the U.S., which can become an existential problem, an existential threat in the U.S. coming from Canada.
By contrast, the number of people trying to enter the United States from Mexico who were on a terror watch list over the same three years totaled just 199.
So we're like an eightfold, an eightfold amount.
For Canadians to pretend there is no threat that the Americans need to worry about along the Canada-US border is simply not based in reality.
That's never stopped people before.
I mean, we just saw Jojo from Jurors.
We started off this show with someone who's not based in reality.
That doesn't stop them from...
In terms of both the terrorist threat and an increase in people crossing into the United States from Canada to claim asylum, the Canadian border has become a major concern.
Even on the drug front, there is more that needs to be done to deal with this very serious issue.
Biden administration may have raised these issues and have asked for cooperation.
Donald Trump stated bluntly on Monday night that we need to get our house in order or face the consequences, we being Canada.
Quote, as everyone is aware, thousands of people are pouring through Mexico and Canada, bringing crime and drugs at levels never seen before, said the president-elect.
January 20th, as one of my many first executive orders, I will sign all necessary documents to charge Mexico and Canada a 25% tariff on all products coming into the United States and its ridiculous open borders, end quote.
Some Canadians scoffed at the idea.
There are a couple of issues with that, including that if one partner in a relationship says there's a problem, then they should be listened to.
And secondly, that the actual facts say there's a problem.
According to stats from the U.S. Customs Border Protection Service, in fiscal year 2024, which ended September 30th, there were 358 people on various terror watchlists who tried to enter the United States from Canada.
By comparison, it was only 52 from Mexico.
That means 87% of the people on the terror watch list trying to cross land borders into the United States came from Canada, not Mexico.
Prior to 2022, the number of people on terror watch lists trying to cross from either country was not far apart.
Sometimes Canada was ahead, and sometimes Mexico was ahead.
Since 2022, which coincides with the Trudeau government dramatically opening up the temporary foreign workers program, international student admissions and the falling apart of the refugee system, the number of suspected terrorists crossing in from Canada has increased dramatically.
Justin Trudeau is a national security threat to America.
Period. Full stop.
Call it hyperbolic.
I call it based in reality.
Americans have also seen a huge increase in the number of people coming from Canada illegally, including many who are trying to declare themselves refugees between 2022 and 2024.
An 82% increase in illegal crossings from Canada.
Over the same period, crossings from Mexico saw a 10% decrease in illegal crossings.
Monthly crossings from Canada-US went up and we got all the rest of this.
I was at a policy conference in September at the Woodwell-Rilson Center in D.C. and had a chance to ask a well-connected former State Department official in Washington what he thinks of the fentanyl problem.
Is a Mexico problem or a China problem?
He said, it's a Canada problem.
McKittrick posted.
Okay, we can go down here.
There are ways to tackle these issues to ensure our immigration system is fixed, that terrorist concerns, which are real, are dealt with.
They're real for Canada.
It's one thing for Canada to suffer horrendous consequences of the awful policies of its awful, disgusting, crap-face, black-face Justin Trudeau government.
It's another thing for America to have to deal with this crap.
So far, there's no evidence Trudeau government wants to engage in that work.
We better hope their attitude changes sooner rather than later.
National security threat to America.
That is what Justin Trudeau is.
And now we come full circle back to the beginning, people.
Anita on the US side, not answering the question.
The fault is that we are investing in our border.
We are investing in our human resources and surveillance equipment at the border.
She bounces her head around as much as Chrystia Freeland.
She's reading notes!
You get the idea, people.
Justin Trudeau, that failed drama teacher, failed prime minister, whose father apparently...
Had sexual relations with a 10-year-old.
If you haven't seen the Patrick Bet David podcast, go watch it.
That failure of a human, of a moral, spiritual person, that failure is endangering all of America.
And that is not hyperbolic.
Okay, Bosh.
Don't do it.
Don't do it.
I almost backtracked here.
Let me see where we've got this messianic.
Okay, we've got Lord of the Re.
People cry anti-Semitism when people simply criticize the state of Israel and their objective mishandling of the situation in Gaza.
Meanwhile, churches are burned and Christians murdered worldwide.
Well, first of all, there's a very obvious logical reason why churches are being burnt in Canada, and that's because of the openly anti-Christian, anti-white Christian male rhetoric that has not just been tolerated, but normalized.
Yes, but I agree with the claim.
But then I also agree with the fact that a lot of people say, I'm not anti-Semitic.
And then whenever I post something on the internet, very rarely do I, not even very rarely, do not mention.
When people criticize me, when people reflexively say Viva's a Zionist, I'm sorry, that's not anti-Israel.
That is just stupid internet tropes.
I don't call it anti-Semitism either because I think it's just internet trolling.
It's like the making fun of fat kid in class type thing.
Oh, that's the joke now on the internet.
We're just going to go ahead and take anybody who's Jewish and call them a Zionist.
I don't think it's bona fide anti-Semitism.
It's just idiot, stupid internet talk.
But when anyone comes out there and says, yeah, it's not anti-Semitism.
I'm anti-Israel.
That's fine.
But then when you're calling me, who A, has been more critical than most, a Zionist.
Sorry, you can call that anti-Israel.
I just call it stupid.
King of Biltong says, get something healthy.
Get some healthy high-protein stocking stuffers for the festive season.
This festive season?
Question mark?
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Use code Viva for 10% off.
And, oh, you'll be streaming today.
We'll be streaming today, 3 p.m.
Central, 3 p.m.
Eastern, 2 p.m.
Central. Also, Friday and Sunday, 4 p.m.
Eastern, 3 p.m.
Central. Talking, shit's talking.
Quilt's cooking real food.
Channel is eat at Anton's.
Okay. Did I have anything else?
I think that covers it for the story, people.
Pay attention to it, because it's important.
Let me see what I'm going to do here.
Yes, I'm going to VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com Chienvisage, which means dog face in French.
Although it's plural.
No, it's one.
It's only Chienvisage says, just in case Thanksgiving dinner.
Hold on.
Chienvisage says, steak instead of turkey for you?
Talking to me.
I think the missus is making steak, but I think I'm going to take a turkey, but I think I'm taking out a tomahawk.
Just in case, Thanksgiving dinner.
Bill Brown says there's a lot of young folks who can't see any perspective.
Okay, we got that one too.
All right, so now what we're going to do is we're going to have our locals after party.
I'm going to play a video to play us out.
I'm going to cry.
I said I wouldn't cry.
Oh, so I've been told, by the way, that the 30 seconds doesn't actually play down on Rumble.
And so when I think I'm doing the 30-second countdown, it's already ended on Rumble.
This is me, people.
Circa of the year 2000 when I came back from Paris in our beautiful Suburban.
Look at that beautiful Chevy Suburban.
And I saw Reunited with my dog.
I was back for Christmas, so it wasn't like I was gone for a full year without seeing him.
I was back for spring break.
This is coming back, I think, towards like August.
No, it's a little too cold for August.
Oh, maybe this is when I came back for spring break.
Whatever. This is me coming back and seeing my dog after I hadn't seen him for a while.
This is Winston the Bull Mastiff.
The best dog on the face of the planet.
Winston, if he's listening, he's good.
But he's no Bull Mastiff.
Listen, look at this.
And then we're going to go over to viva barns law dot locals.
Dot com.
That's. That's it.
You screwed everything up, people.
Uh, yeah, yeah.
That was bigger.
Look at that dog.
It's cute.
It's cute.
And then we go into the house for some private time.
Alright, that was Winston.
Best dog ever.
And that was Viva.
Look at that disgusting goatee.
What the hell?
Maybe not the cybers.
I'll bring back the sideburns.
Oh, to be young again, people.
All right, so we're going to end that.
Come on over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
If you're not coming, happy Thanksgiving.
If you don't think you have anything to be thankful for, you're wrong.
So be thankful that you're wrong.
And enjoy it with friends and family.
Talk politics, people.
Don't be shy.
FTW! Do it!
I don't know who we're having dinner with tonight.
I know it's with my family.
I don't know if there's going to be anybody else.
We're going to have a good one.
And I'm going to do some fishing this afternoon after our VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com exclusive afterparty.
And that is it.
Let me see what's going on here.
I noticed the revised statutes haven't been updated to say King here in China.
Are they still valid?
I think so.
It says Wish for Life.
Yeah, they're valid.
They'll be updated anyhow.
Trusting the tyranny and gun to the head to control life and resources.
I wasn't trying to engage with you.
Okay, that's an argument that I'm not getting involved in.
Marxists can't make it on their own, so they promote and encourage people who will take everything from people like me, says Steph793.
Hopefully, RFK Jr. can stop Bovair from the U.S. milk chain.
Hey, Viva, how much for you to get a decent haircut?
Gito463? A million dollars to a charity.
I'll do it.
That's another...
Not even to my...
I don't even need the tax credit.
A million dollars to...
Someone says, I will donate a million dollars to a charity of Viva...
Cuts his hair?
I shouldn't have said that out loud.
I'll do it.
Commitment has been made.
The money has to be advanced before.
Irrevocable to a charity.
At least a charity of my choosing.
It's not going to happen, but okay.
Anyway, that's it.
So we're ending the stream on Rumble.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Godspeed. God bless everyone.
And let's take it over to local supporters and supporters only.
And tomorrow I'll be live.
Oh, maybe I won't be live because I might be in transit.
I'll be live at some point tomorrow, but I will be in transit as well.
So with that said, Rumble, if you're not coming over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com, if you are not picking up any merch at vivafry.com.
Oh my goodness, I almost forgot to mention it.
I have fixed the bug.
So podcasts should be available on Apple Podcasts, whatever the hell that is.
It's going to be on iHeartRadio because now that I figured out what the bug was, I'm just blasting it everywhere.
It's going to be on Spotify sooner than later because I fixed whatever the freaking problem was.
But go get some merch if you want some merch.
Friends don't let friends vote Democrat.
Get yours not in time for Thanksgiving, but you know what to do.
All right.
We are heading on over to the VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com afterparty.
If you're not coming to Rumble, Peace out, enjoy the day.
Locals, here I come.
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