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Feb. 11, 2025 - Viva & Barnes

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Ilhan Omar's Got Some Explaining To Do! Bernie Sanders is a BACK STABBER! & MORE! Viva frei Live

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	I just want to answer a question.
	How did you get a $12 million net worth on a $200,000 salary in Congress?
	How did you do that?
	Excuse me.
	How did you do that?
	You can keep trying to block my camera.
	We're on public sidewalks.
	Get off of me.
	So you don't want to answer that question.
	Oh god, she looks really, really pissed.
	transparency is your enemy.
	Hold on a second.
	Hold on a second.
	So you don't answer that question.
	What is it about Doge that's such a problem to you?
	You just elbowed me, Senator.
	Alright, for those of you who don't know who this is, it's Nick Sartor.
	He's been on the channel many times.
	He's awesome.
	Breaking? Let me just say, this was the first time I have watched this because I saw this as I'm getting my notes ready for the show.
	And Sorto says, Elizabeth Warren just assaulted me on camera for asking her why she's so against Doge and transparency.
	Maybe, Nick, if you had said, why are you against trans-parenting?
	Then she would have gotten angry at you and actually answered you, I am not!
	Maybe it was because I asked Pocahontas how she amassed a net worth of over $12 million on a $200,000 government salary.
	Either way, it's clear that these clowns are not able to answer questions.
	They're only capable of suing talking points fed to them by their handlers, lobbyists.
	Hold them accountable right now.
	We're the media now, and I think what Nick Sartor means by that is hold them accountable in terms of public scrutiny.
	That big, beautiful spotlight of the platforms that we all have that reach far more people than their dying, flailing networks like CNN, MSNBC, and so on and so forth.
	Here's the link.
	Nick Sartor, if you don't know him, he's great.
	If I can put the link in here.
	Link in here.
	Nick Sartor is fantastic.
	And the net worth of politicians is going to be coming up today.
	Not in terms of actual net worth misinformation on the internet, just in terms of...
	You don't have to tell the truth, people, but you just can't lie.
	And you don't get to say things like, I don't own any stock.
	Oh, those are ETFs.
	That's not stock.
	And we're going to get into it.
	I believe I eviscerated, destroyed Ilhan Omar.
	We'll get to it because public statements, the internet is forever.
	Grok is actually mildly useful.
	And you don't have to tell the truth, Ilhan, but you just can't lie.
	Apparently that's too much to ask.
	Good morning, California.
	Good afternoon.
	Rest of the world.
	Viva Frye here.
	How goes the battle, everybody?
	It was a busy day yesterday.
	Had on Jordan Goudreau, a man who may very well have been the fall guy, not the patsy, the fall guy in a set-up-to-fail mission to replace Nicola Maduro, the Venezuelan president, in an attempt that was apparently set up to embarrass Donald Trump in the pre-2020 election cycle.
	It was a fascinating discussion.
	Go check it out if you didn't see it.
	And then last night, we had the Viva and Barnes Sunday Night Law Extravaganza on a Monday.
	Let me make sure that we are adequately broadcasting across all of the planes of the interwebs.
	We are.
	Good day, you magnificent bastards, says Michigan Winter Days over on vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	And what do we got on Crumble?
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	Fantastic stuff.
	We got a great show today.
	We're going to talk about Bernie Sanders being a backstabbing bastard.
	And I'm going to do my Bernie accent.
	But if anybody's seen the movie, Howard Stern Private Parts, I sound more like Howard Stern's father.
	Shut up, you moron!
	That's too loud.
	That actually blew out my own ears.
	We're going to talk about Bernie Sanders.
	We're going to talk about Ilhan Omar.
	We're going to talk about some disgusting, corrupt, unethical Canadian politicians, as if there was ever any other type.
	There is another type, by the way.
	His name is Maxime Bernier, and he was on Jimmy Dore yesterday.
	I haven't yet gotten to listen to the entire interview.
	But go check it out.
	Maxime Bernier.
	Maxime Bernier, if you're an Anglophone or an American, if you are a Francophone who comes to Quebec, on the Maxime Bernier.
	He was on Jimmy Dore.
	Maxime Bernier is the leader of the People's Party of Canada, which is the libertarian, true conservative, constitutional party of Canada.
	They don't have any seats in the House yet.
	But we'll see what happens after the next election.
	And we've got some other stuff, and we'll do the other fun stuff, and you know what it is.
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	Shut up!
	Don't be a moron!
	We're going to get to Bernie Sanders just to start off the bat with it.
	After I read a little bit of the chat and see what's going on in here.
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	I mean, at least this particular model, the Bronco was $67,000, which to me is expensive.
	I mean, it is expensive.
	The Tesla Cybertruck's a little bit more expensive.
	But I don't know.
	You gotta check the things.
	What's amazing is that the Bronco weighs, I think it weighs 6,700 pounds, which is a damn big car as far as I'm concerned.
	The Cybertruck, from what I'm able to surmise on the interwebs, weighs between 8,000 and 10,000 pounds.
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	Heavy. It's a pickup truck.
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	It goes 0-60 in like 2.8 seconds.
	I'm going to have to show a video of me holding a cup of water so you can see the G-Force.
	My face...
	It gets sucked back to my head.
	But yeah, I think it's a little more expensive than the Bronco.
	Oh, the Cybertruck costs more than my house costs me.
	They start at reasonable amounts, and then you can get them souped up and fitted out like this bad boy here.
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	Enough about the car.
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	I'm going to do a locals exclusive from the car today because I'll have the time to do it.
	Okay. Hold on.
	I need a cough button.
	Let's start with the man who's making me cough.
	Shut up!
	Don't be a moron!
	Bernie Sanders.
	The internet is forever.
	Tulsi Gabbard's...
	What was it?
	That they voted for the cloture so they can proceed to the full Senate vote of Tulsi Gabbard after it got through...
	After... I just got a reminder from my daughter.
	Okay. Everyone remind me that I actually got to be done by 2.30.
	Okay. Tulsi Gabbard, RFK Jr., they got past the initial vote, which was along party lines, passed by one to go to the full Senate vote.
	The cloture, where they were trying to filibuster to never hold the cloture vote, passed yesterday 52 to 48, from what I believe.
	And Tulsi Gabbard, RFK Jr., Kash Patel, his vote was put off another week, or was put off a week last week, so I don't know when they're going to come up, but they're coming up soon.
	And the consensus is, if you go to the markets and whatever, Tulsi, RFK, Patel are going to get through.
	The only question is, who is going to be a backstabbing shill of a bastard that's not going to vote for Tulsi Gabbard when they should for various reasons?
	Mitch McConnell, to the extent he's even there, like Mitch McConnell singing the Bob Dylan, I'm not there.
	Movie soundtrack.
	Mitch McConnell looks like he might be the only Republican holdout to vote for Tulsi Gabbard.
	It's 53-47 Republican majority in the Senate, so they can only lose three before there's a tiebreaker vote.
	I might be off by one on these because there might be an independent in there, but I'm pretty sure it's 53-47.
	And if they lose three, then you've got to have J.D. Vance come in and be the tiebreaking vote like he was with Pete Hegseth.
	The only question is going to be...
	At this point in time, it looks like they've gotten virtually all of the Republicans on board, save and except for Turtle McFace McGee, whatever his name is, Mitch McConnell.
	The question is going to be, are they going to get any Democrats to vote for former Democrat Tulsi Gabbard, former Democrat and of Democrat dynasty RFK Jr.?
	And it seems the answer is no.
	Which is shocking.
	And as I'm, you know...
	Going through the interwebs and you see screen grabs of people saying that people said certain things.
	I said, you know, Bernie Sanders has proven himself to be a liar, a scoundrel of the highest order.
	I don't take any money from Big Pharma.
	You got a million.
	There's only one and a half million of 200 million.
	That's a lot of money.
	Oh, the other 10 million came from Alphabet, Google, Amazon, and so on and so forth.
	But that's only one and a half million of 200 million.
	That came from people in the pharma.
	All right.
	We destroyed Bernie for that.
	His legacy is that of a broken sellout of a pharma whore, big corporation whore, who still pretends to be a man of the people in any one of his three homes on any given day of the week.
	Okay. This is an actual...
	You see it, and you have to believe it.
	Like, I saw the screen grab.
	Never trust a screen grab on the internet.
	If there's a screen grab with no link, don't trust it.
	Period. We'll get to that in a second.
	I'll let Ilhan Omar.
	But this was a tweet from Bernie Sanders.
	Bernie Sanders.
	Tulsi Gabbard has put her life on the line to defend this country.
	People can disagree on issues, but it is outrageous for anyone to suggest that Tulsi is a forward asset.
	October 21st, 2019.
	After Tulsi Gabbard withdrew as chair of the DNC because they tried to screw me hard.
	And then I bent over backwards.
	And then I said to Hillary Clinton, I will support you, Hillary.
	And to all of my fans who supported me, who went to the streets for me.
	Don't be stupid.
	Just vote for Hillary Clinton.
	It's a real tweet to which I said humorously.
	Remember this tweet.
	If you've forgotten about it, if you have memory problems, I'm sure Pfizer makes something for that.
	You go to this tweet.
	Let's just see.
	Oh, I need to get out of incognito.
	Bernie Sanders.
	They say if you want loyalty in D.C., get a dog.
	Although I think Biden did that and his dog still ended up biting everybody around him.
	You want loyalty in D.C., get a dog.
	And it's an insult to dogs, by the way.
	There is no loyalty among scoundrels.
	Bernie is a scoundrel of the highest order.
	When they say that Tulsi put her career on the line to back Bernie and defend Bernie, as did a lot of people in 2016, it's putting it mildly.
	Let's bring this one up here.
	It's so amazing because it's still up there.
	You can go see all of the replies from the time four years later.
	Ian Miles Chong.
	Did Hillary let go of her leash?
	Did Hillary let go of your leash?
	It's funny to see who's still around and who's not around.
	Never heard of Michael Flynn.
	Why don't I see that the...
	I'm going to give everybody the link.
	Oh, here we go.
	Now we're getting back to today.
	Bernie knows which side his bread is buttered on.
	Good for him.
	That's from today.
	Oh, that was from November.
	Thank you, Bernie Sanders, for the honesty.
	2024. The man who has sold his soul for any number of reasons, back in 2019, understood who Tulsi Gabbard was.
	There was a hilarious, there was a hilarious meme that actually, his name now is Harry Bowles, Elon Musk put up on Twitter, which I'll bring up right now because it's apropos.
	In terms of what happens.
	When the left decides that you're no longer one of them.
	Here, let me play this.
	It's political insight and it's comedic genius.
	Here, listen to this.
	I'm leaving the Republican Party.
	Okay. May I ask why I don't agree with the policies anymore and I'm leaning left?
	Okay. Well, although we can agree to disagree, I really respect you as a friend.
	I've enjoyed our friendship, and if you ever want to talk about politics, we can, but we don't have to.
	Has anybody had a similar experience, for those who are watching on podcasts, leaving the Republican Party versus leaving the Democrat Party?
	Thanks. I appreciate that.
	Of course.
	I'm leaving the Democratic Party.
	Oh! So you're racist, homophobic, a bigot, and a sexist.
	What? No, I'm still me.
	It's just...
	I don't align with your values anymore, and I find myself more conservative.
	I never thought I'd say that.
	Well, we can disagree on politics, but we can't disagree on human values and human rights.
	I'm still me, the person you've known since third grade, and I really have enjoyed our friendship.
	Well, last time I checked, I wasn't friends with Nazis.
	I mean, it's classic.
	And in 2019, Tulsi Gabbard...
	A hero of the Democrat Party, although this was at the time of the malicious smear that she was a Russian asset.
	That was 2019.
	After 2016, her being loyal to Bernie Sanders.
	What's Bernie Sanders going to do to her in 2024?
	A little stabby stabby in the back, and here's a little Pfizer ointment for that wound to Tulsi.
	And she's still going to get through.
	And Bernie is going to end his career and retire to any one of his three homes, a sellout corporate pharma shill coor.
	Of a former politician, alleged man of the people.
	What else?
	Let me go over here into the commie tube and see what's going on.
	Oh yeah, by the way, so Elon, I have to bring that back up.
	Elon has changed his handle to Harry Bulls, if you didn't notice.
	And you're supposed to pronounce it Bulls, I think it's Harry Bulls.
	So I had to look it up.
	There was actually, I mean, obviously there was a real Harry Bulls, but...
	Was there a real Harry Bowles?
	I need to go find this because I'm going to let someone else get to this before me.
	There was a real Harry Bowles.
	Yes, there was a real person named Harry Bowles.
	Harry Bowles is a German artist.
	However, the name Harry Bowles has been used by Elon Musk as a play on words.
	Potentially as slang for Harry Bowles.
	Potentially. Nothing to do with what's going on in the news.
	Grok, you got to get your stuff together.
	So, yeah.
	You remember the movie Meet the Fockers?
	They couldn't actually release that movie until they found a family named Fockers, F-O-C-K-E-R-S, because they thought it was too graphic.
	I was like, but that's a real German name.
	You'll find me as a German name who says Fockers and we can get on with this movie.
	And they did.
	Okay, we're going to Ilhan Omar right now because I see the discussion over in vivabarneslaw.locals.com where we have Stephen Britton, who's a valued member of our community, who says ETFs.
	Are multiple stocks pooled together?
	All right.
	Remember what I said about not trusting screen grabs?
	Because you can't trust screen grabs, and if you do it, you're going to get burnt, and you're going to get humiliated.
	Don't read the punchline yet.
	Here we go down here.
	Here we go.
	Here we go.
	Okay, so we're going to go all the way down the inception of this Twitter thread.
	This morning, I come across, I don't know, the algorithm, in as much as it tries not to generate...
	I regretted user minutes.
	I never regret a fight won on the internet.
	And oftentimes I don't regret a fight lost on the internet because it means I've learned something and have bettered myself as a human as a Twitter user.
	Ilhan Omar, who comes up on my feed from time to time, is replying to a person named Mila Joy.
	Mila loves Joe.
	Who wrote, it's a screen grab.
	I had to double check that this tweet was accurate because I thought for a second maybe Ilhan Omar generated a fake No,
	she hasn't.
	Some politicians have gained vast amounts of wealth.
	Ilhan Omar, in as much as she might have gained some wealth, we'll get to that, this is not true.
	Period. Full stop.
	So, you know, whether or not this was someone who bought into something without verifying it or is set up to try to give fodder to the Ilhan Omars of the world so they can come back with a dunk, it's totally false.
	Okay, how does one make $83 million from $1.4 million?
	Even if she saved every penny, that's an increase of 5,900%.
	This isn't just numbers, it's about transparency and integrity.
	We need answers, not just speculation.
	The public deserves to know how their elected officials manage to accumulate such wealth.
	Well, A, this is true of many, many politicians.
	Elizabeth Warren might be one of them.
	Nancy Pelosi might be another.
	A number of them.
	But this is false.
	Ilhan Omar is by no means, by any account, worth $83 million.
	She's not worth $18 million.
	She might be worth a few hundred thousand, maybe, on paper.
	Ilhan Omar replies and says, Dummy, first of all, I haven't been in Congress for eight years, and yet my net worth isn't $83 million.
	I know your brain has rotten from the conspiracy theories you are consuming daily, but try not to announce your stupidity to the world.
	Oh, okay.
	My salary is $174,000 before taxes.
	Okay. Remember this.
	She's been a congresswoman since 20...
	2018? 2019, I think?
	It's been about not eight years, but seven years, give or take.
	My salary is $174,000 before taxes.
	No mention of benefits.
	And there are benefits galore.
	I don't have stock or own a home and still paying off my student debt.
	So if you're going to lie on something that is public, maybe try checking my public financial statements and you will see I barely have thousands, let alone millions.
	Oh, and before I forget, not everyone is as corrupt as the man you worship.
	Oh, that's a smack.
	But, Ilhan, thank you very much for giving me the idea to go check public financial statements.
	I did.
	And what I found will shock you.
	Okay, we're not even going to get to this yet.
	These are literally the financial disclosures.
	I gave the link in there so that, you know, don't trust screen grabs, but the link is there.
	Ilhan Omar.
	And first of all, by the way...
	Well, I'll get to it all afterwards.
	Look at this.
	It's amazing.
	Ilhan Omar, Minnesota District 5, I guess.
	Annual Report 2023, 05-14, filing date 2024.
	Okay. Assets and, quote, unearned income.
	Pay attention to these names and remember them.
	Here you got Ameriprise Retirement.
	Okay, she's got a retirement fund.
	$1,000 to $15,000 tax deferred.
	Okay. Ameriprise Retirement, IRA.
	Okay, $1,000 to $15,000.
	Congressional Credit Union Savings Account.
	Okay, I'm not sure what that is.
	E-S-T-C-R-U-L-L-C.
	Remember this name, people.
	It's a winery in Santa Rosa, California.
	Some of you might already know where this is going.
	Oh, the value of her asset in that is $15,000 to $50,000 and it's partnership income.
	So she's partnership or receiving partnership income via the actual partner who may or may not happen to be her second husband.
	We'll get there.
	Don't worry about it.
	In a winery in which her husband is a founding partner.
	In estru, which, by the way, in French means east and cru means raw or uncooked.
	But there's also grand cru for wine.
	So like you have a...
	Oh, I forget what it stands for.
	All right.
	Then you got Vanguard Development Markets Index Funds.
	Okay. She's got 1 to 15,000.
	Vanguard Emerging Markets Index Funds, 1 to 15,000.
	Vanguard Total Bond Market, 1 to 15,000.
	And it generates some passive revenue.
	Let's go down here.
	What do we got here?
	Okay, we got more Vanguard, Vanguard, ETF, whatever these things are.
	Minnesota Target Retirement Group.
	Oh, yeah.
	Okay, then we got Rose Lake Capital, LLC.
	Partnership income.
	Income between $15,000 and $50,000.
	Remember that name?
	Rose Lake Capital, LLC.
	Limited liability company or corporation.
	Who might be that company?
	Maybe her husband's.
	Who knows?
	And that's about it.
	Okay, and then the rest of this here.
	Oh, yeah, no, sorry.
	That's right.
	Student loan.
	$15,000 to $50,000.
	Credit card debt, $15,000 to $50,000 on two of them.
	Whatever this might be, it looks like, no, two different cards.
	Okay. I'm keeping that in the backdrop because I don't want to lose it.
	I see that she still has student debt and the amount of the student debt was, what was it?
	$15,000 to $50,000.
	Okay. She went to North Dakota University.
	I just went, you know, looked these things up.
	North Dakota University, studied there for five years, graduated in 2011.
	$15,000 a year for an out-of-state undergrad.
	It's a little less for a graduate student, but let's just say that she was $15,000 a year tuition, and let's just say it's $15,000 a year to live.
	For five years, that's $30,000 a year times five.
	I'm blanking up.
	I'm such an idiot.
	$30,000, $60,000, $90,000, $21,000, $50,000.
	$150,000 graduated in 2011.
	Why is all of this relevant?
	In the replies to that, where I...
	Oh, hold on.
	We've got to bring up my reply.
	Actually, I'm sorry.
	Before I call you a liar, I just want to know certain things.
	It seems from the financial disclosures that you do have stocks, exhibit attached, particularly holdings in Vanguard.
	Am I wrong?
	Did you miss...
	Did you...
	Mistweet. Also, not to be judgmental, but with a salary of $174,000 since 2018, I double-checked the years, and massive government benefits, why haven't you paid off your 2011 student loan debt?
	And why have you incurred such substantial credit card debt?
	Also, since you have chosen to debunk the clearly false statement that your net worth is $83 million, I presume you'll take the opportunity to debunk the equally false statement that you married your brother to facilitate his immigration into the United States.
	Surely you will take the opportunity to debunk that misinformation as well, right?
	Cue up the meme of the skeletons still waiting.
	So in replies to her threads where you're either getting Ilhan Omar bootlicking sycophants or bot accounts, people are like, how dare you shame her for having credit card debt or student loan?
	And I'm saying, first of all, idiots, if someone can't manage their own finances, and I would argue carrying student debt...
	15 years after you are no longer a student, while you're making nearly $200,000 a year, I would consider that to be not efficacious use of funds or management of debt.
	If you can't manage your own debt and manage your own finances, it behooves you to do it for a country.
	So, number one, amassing credit card debt, some people do it out of necessity, and it's the worst type of debt you could possibly amass.
	The interest rates are usury.
	Why hasn't she paid off her student loan?
	Is it because she can't?
	No. I don't think so.
	Unless she's quite clearly mismanaging the nearly $200,000 a year that she's making.
	And that doesn't include expenses.
	That doesn't include health benefits.
	That doesn't include a ton of stuff that she gets.
	And they are a lot of expenses through government.
	Why hasn't she paid it off yet?
	I'm going to borrow something from a member of our community's wisdom.
	Because it's politically more expedient not to pay off your student debt.
	And to run around crying victimhood because you haven't paid off your student debt, even though you can, because it becomes a political tool, a political cudgel.
	And so, set aside the fact that she could easily pay off that debt, and she should, maybe she shouldn't depending on the interest rates of her student debt, credit card debt, absolutely.
	If she can't manage her funds, she shouldn't be in government managing taxpayer monies.
	If she...
	Chooses not to pay off her student debt so she can use it as a political tool talking point.
	Well, she's playing politics and therefore I shall as well.
	And B, or C, whatever we're at here, there is some shady ass shit going on with her monies.
	Period. Let's bring it back here.
	The first one here.
	Est Cru LLC is her husband's partnership in a vineyard in California.
	Rose Lake Capital is her husband's company.
	Do you remember?
	You might remember her husband because he might have been involved in such financial scandals as the ones that are currently unfolding.
	Hold on one second.
	Where is it here?
	Here we go.
	Minnesota reformer Max Nesterak.
	June 5th, 2024.
	Rep Ilhan Omar's husband accused of swindling investor in their California winery.
	Tim Minette and his business partner, Will Haler, denied defrauding the investor while another company they started owes $1.2 million to cannabis growers in South Dakota.
	This sounds very interesting.
	In fall 2021, D.C. area restaurant owner Naeem Maud was presented with an unbelievable investment opportunity.
	Two political operatives turned venture capitalists would triple Mode's money in just 18 months if he invested $300,000 in their new California winery.
	The pair had been paid in grapes by a former client and had hired a well-respected Sonoma winemaker to turn those grapes into profit.
	They promised if they didn't pay Mole back the full $900,000 on time, they would tack on 10% monthly interest on any outstanding balance according to the contract shared with the reformer.
	The offer might have seemed suspicious if not for the person making it.
	Tim Minette, a well-connected political consultant and husband of U.S. Rep Ilhan Omar, whom he married in 2020.
	After she allegedly married her brother, we'll get there.
	Don't worry about it.
	Minette came recommended by Mode's attorney, Faisal Gill.
	A former Democratic operative himself who knew Minette from his days working with Keith Ellison's congressional campaign.
	Minette and Gil had been close friends.
	Omar endorsed Gil in his unsuccessful book for LA County Attorney, and Gil donated $1,000 to a yada, okay.
	I trusted him, Gil said in an interview.
	If it was not for Tim, the deal would never have happened.
	Mode wired $300,000 to Minette.
	Yada, yada, yada, okay.
	Oh yeah, that's right.
	With whom he founded a political consultancy called E Street Group.
	Remember that name?
	Because they're going to get paid from Ilhan Omar's political campaign.
	This is incest.
	You know, it's ironic that Ilhan Omar is accused of having married her brother to facilitate his immigration into America.
	Wouldn't call that incest unless they consummated, which would be wrong in every sense of the word.
	This is political corruption, incestuous relationships of the highest order.
	And it's ironic that it comes with a woman who allegedly married her brother to facilitate his immigration.
	18 months came and went.
	Without him receiving the 200% return, Manette...
	The complaint, which has not been previously reported, claims the pair, quote, fraudulently misrepresented that Est Cru, LLC, was a legitimate company.
	Hale and Manette deny they defrauded mode.
	Rather, they say they simply struggled to build a successful business in a challenging industry during the COVID-19 pandemic.
	The winery's struggling finances represent a major, significant change in the fortune.
	The Manette, yada yada...
	Oh, okay.
	Still, Hayler defended the potential for large returns in the wine business, writing, if investor put X dollars in to allow the company to purchase grapes, and we turn those grapes into bottles of wine.
	This is, I mean, I kind of feel bad for the guy now, because this is kind of, yeah, we got the grapes.
	Now all we got to do is turn it into wine.
	And then when we get it turned into wine, it's got to be good wine.
	Then we got to bottle it.
	Then we got to package it.
	Then we got to market it.
	Then we got to sell it, ship it.
	And then you get your money back.
	Holy crab apples.
	Within minutes of Hayler sending responses to the reformers' questions, lawyers for Manette and Hayler followed up with a three-page letter saying they had been retained to help ensure that defamatory falsehoods are not published about them.
	Any suggesting that Will or Tim deliberately defrauded investors or otherwise conspicuously conspired to rip off people would be false and defamatory, wrote attorneys Mark Thompson and Andy Phillips, with the law firm Meyer Watkins Phillips Push.
	S. Crue did produce a line of wines with names like Blockchain, Overt.
	The devil's lie?
	Hold on.
	Is Ilana Omar a devout Somali Muslim selling wine?
	Eh, whatever.
	Okay, so Hayler left the reformer of a brochure saying escrues accolades and noted with...
	Okay, fine.
	Oh, $1.2 million for weed ventures goes up in smoke.
	A short-lived winery isn't the only source of financial trouble and litigation for companies connected to Hayler and Manette.
	In April 2023, soon after Stancliffe said she stopped getting paid by mode...
	Three of Haler and Minette's other companies agreed to pay $1.7 million to three South Dakota marijuana entrepreneurs to settle a lawsuit alleging fraud and breach of contract.
	The company's EST Ventures, Badlands Fund, yada, yada, yada, only paid $500,000.
	That led to a confession of judgment last fall, not previously reported, which was signed by Hayler, with the companies admitting they still owed $1.2 million.
	The marijuana entrepreneurs and their investors are now suing Hayler and the companies in Nebraska, where Hayler lives, for the remainder.
	Listen to this.
	Then we get down to this.
	In her latest congressional financial disclosure filed in May, Omar reported spousal income in 2023 of...
	$200 to $1,000 from SQ, $15,000 to $50,000 from Roselay Capital.
	The modest amount stands in stark contrast to the income Omar reported when she was paying her husband's political consulting firm millions for campaign work.
	Listen to this.
	Omar reported spousal income from E Street Group ranging from $100,000 to $1 million in both 2020 and 2021.
	Oh, lordy, lordy.
	Minnette said he was also confronted with a barrage of harassment and intimidation by MAGA extremists.
	It's amazing how this entire article is about Democrat corruption and financial fraud, alleged financial fraud, potential financial fraud, and it becomes a MAGA pounce story.
	In the beginning, Minnette said he and Taylor agreed to a 50-50 split between Est Ventures and other projects.
	Oh, and it goes on.
	Holy cows.
	Okay. So that's what we discovered as a result of merely going down very shallow into that rabbit hole.
	Here's a link to anybody who wants that article.
	So yeah, she doesn't own any stock.
	It's ETFs.
	And she's a poor baby who still hasn't paid off her student loan while her husband and his companies received hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars.
	To various companies from her campaign while she received partnership income, but a minimal amount.
	And this is what happens the second you scratch the surface.
	And then we get into whether or not she married her brother.
	Listen to this.
	I mean, you know it's bad.
	You know it's bad when even the fakest of fake news has difficulty formally dispelling of the so-called misinformation smear campaign.
	Listen to this.
	This is from the Associated Press, by the way.
	Recipients of USAID monies.
	Minnesota House hopeful calls marriage fraud claims lies.
	Oh, that's a good headline.
	Shall we see what's in the body of this?
	Minnesota Democrat...
	When was this from, by the way?
	This is from 2018.
	A Democrat candidate who's poised to become the first Somali-American elected to the U.S. House has denounced claims that she married her brother and committed immigration fraud as, quote, disgusting lies, end quote, and says allegations of campaign finance violations are politically motivated.
	Ilhan Omar, she's running for the 5th District, continues to be dogged by conservatives.
	It's another conservatives' pound story.
	Wait until you see the fact that AP, they weren't necessarily funded by USAID money at this point in time, but they've always been a propaganda rag.
	They can't even adequately dispel of it.
	They've raised questions about her past.
	As the election approaches, the attacks are intensifying.
	Last week, Minnesota Republicans in the 5th District began a digital billboard campaign and launched a website that highlights the allegations, many of which were first raised by conservative media outlets in 2016.
	Okay, who cares?
	Omar broadly denied the allegations in a statement to the Associated Press, but declined to provide documents or answer specific questions when pressed.
	Quote, we choose not to further the narrative of those who oppose us.
	That's a great way.
	It's funny.
	She'll go pounce on the woman who says that she's worth $83 million.
	That narrative she'll, you know, dispel.
	But she won't entertain this one.
	Methinks the lady doth not protesteth at all because, scratch the surface a little more, we might find out that there's a reason why you can't dog these allegations.
	Adding that she believes the claims are made by people who want to stop a black female Muslim from sitting.
	Ass. Ilhan.
	That's right.
	People were only criticizing Karine Jean-Pierre because she was a black, lesbian, immigrant, woman of color who identifies as a gay, trans man.
	She faces a Republican opponent, yada, yada.
	Here, listen to this.
	Conservative bloggers alleged in 2016 that Omar was married to two men at the same time.
	Polygamy, having more than one wife or husband at once, is illegal in the U.S. A timeline provided by Omar and detailed...
	And detailed marriage and divorce records suggest she was not married to two men at once.
	According to the marriage records in Minnesota's Hennepin County, Omar applied for a license in 2002 to marry her current husband, Ahmed Abidahirsi, whom Omar says went by Ahmed Abidahirsi, a different name at the time.
	Records show a marriage certificate wasn't issued, and Omar has said they didn't pursue a civil marriage, but instead married in their Muslim faith tradition, in quotes.
	Details about Omar's faith wedding haven't been made public, but traditional Muslim and Somali marriages typically involve a process that includes approval by elders and a ceremony conducted by an imam.
	Omar and Husi, they have two children.
	Relationship ended in 2008.
	Omar then married Ahmed Noor Said Elmi, who she said is a British citizen on February 12, 2009, according to a marriage certificate issued in Hennepin County.
	Omar said the relationship ended in 2011 and the two divorced in their faith tradition but Omar didn't take legal action to divorce until 2017 the divorce records say that Omar and Hirsi reunited and a third child together in 2012 Omar legally married Hirsi in 2018 a month her divorce from Elmi was finalized how many times has she been married online sites have alleged that Elmi is Omar's brother and she married him to commit immigration fraud It's unclear exactly what type of fraud is alleged.
	No, it's not.
	But spouses of US citizens typically have a quicker path to citizenship than siblings, although neither is guaranteed citizenship.
	In addition, marriage fraud is a federal crime and could result in prison sentence up to five years.
	Sorting out these claims is difficult without access to immigration records, birth certificates, or other documents that could prove parentage or family lineage.
	In response to Freedom of Information Act, U.S.
	Citizenship and Immigrata said records about these individuals cannot be released without written permission from the individual.
	Omar's campaign has said she and others can't get birth certificates because the infrastructure in Somalia collapsed during the Civil War, and that displaced over 2 million Somalis.
	Yes.
	It's amazing.
	It can't be disproven.
	Omar and her campaign have declined to provide the AP with a list of her siblings, but she said she has publicly...
	That she is the youngest of seven children.
	Elmi's birthdate on the couple's marriage certificate would make him three years younger than her.
	Omar said in 2016, Insinuations that Elmi is my brother are absurd and offensive.
	Well, nobody cares if they're offensive.
	And easy way to prove if it's absurd.
	Oh, and then there's more that she committed perjury, yada, yada, yada.
	Campaign finance questions.
	More recently, a Republican state representative has accused Omar of misuse of campaign funds, including $3,000 in campaigns money on personal travel.
	But she's a poor baby.
	She can't pay off her student loans with the remaining $174,000 pre-tax of her salary.
	I think we got the gist of it.
	Let me just see one thing here.
	Where does E Street come up in this one?
	That doesn't.
	So that's what happens when you scratch to the surface, people.
	Scoundrels, hypocrites, and liars.
	I'm going to go with locals and see if I've missed anything.
	Down to the bottom of the chat here, what do we got?
	A DNA test could prove if they were related, says Muriel37.
	Well, you know, they're going to pull the old Emmanuel Macron, his wife, Brigitte Macron.
	The claims are offensive and defamatory, and we're doing nothing to disprove them.
	So, that's it.
	We'll just send a bunch of lawyer letters.
	Can't get birth certificate, but they were fully vetted.
	Right, says grumpy old man.
	No, no, but it's an amazing thing.
	You can't even get birth certificates because of the shambles of the country, and yet you're supposed to trust that when you take in two million people from a very war-torn, very ideologically adverse country that you're able to vet these people to make sure that none of them are on terror watch lists or anything like that?
	No, that's great.
	What could possibly go wrong?
	You can't even vet that you're not marrying your own brother because of the broken system.
	But open your borders to them because it's the polite, courteous, suicidally empathetic thing to do.
	Marriage fraud is an offense to disallow your naturalization of citizenship, Ms. Omar, says Dan Sundin.
	So that is it in terms of Ilhan Omar.
	Just keep going deeper.
	Fraud, alleged fraud, alleged scoundrels, alleged scandals, one after the other.
	I remember the rumors of her marrying her brother.
	I remember the, it's now confirmed truths, about her husband's company getting...
	Hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars from her campaign.
	Contracting with your husband's company is called fraud.
	I mean, period.
	But we fully disclose it.
	All you have to do is go into the corporate records and see who owns the company to see where the monies are going to.
	And it's all there for you to see.
	But nobody does it.
	And this is how they just launder.
	That's how you get $200 million in a lost campaign.
	That money doesn't spend itself.
	Yep. Criminals and scoundrels.
	All right, people, over on YouTube, Commitube, get your butts on over to Rumble.
	Rumble, come on over.
	Get the link over there.
	2,400 people watching on Rumble.
	Move those legs and move those eyeballs over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com or free speech Rumble.
	While that number drops down, because we're going to end it on Commitube, and then we're going to carry on with vivabarneslaw.locals.com and Viva Fry on Rumble.
	I'll take some chats, take some questions while everyone migrates.
	And if you're not going to do it, silly you.
	All right.
	Pinochet's helicopter tour says, upcoming grape and marijuana virus will require all Democrat-owned vineyards and grow farms must be destroyed, you know, to flatten the curve.
	They want to cull birds.
	Maybe their crops get culled too.
	And let's see what's going on over here.
	Y'all complaining about the cold.
	It's kind of funny.
	Cold here in Texas is 62. Today it's so beautiful in Florida.
	It's too hot.
	Uda Man Viva says Sad Wings Raging.
	We're going to go all the way to the bottom and see what's going on here.
	Smash that like harder, bigots, says Jacob Castro.
	The best Bernie ever!
	I knew this was going to come up.
	I ran for president like you, RFK.
	And when I did, sure I got $1.5 million from Pharma, but that was from individuals.
	That was not from CEOs.
	Well, there were a few CEOs in there.
	I gave that back after people found out.
	But it was from employees.
	Sure, it was from high-level employees who were not just executives.
	But there was only 1.5 million of 200 million.
	Sure, there was 10 million of that 200 million that came from Alphabet, Google, Amazon, the state of New York.
	I could do Bernie Sanders all day long.
	I could do a Bernie Sanders impression all day long.
	I can't actually.
	It's actually making my throat.
	Hurt a little bit.
	All right, everyone, get your butts on over to rumble.
	Just one last thing I wanted to show this.
	What is Ilhan Omar's relationship to SQ?
	Ownership involvement, Tim Minnette, co-founder of SQ, which was involved in the wine business, according to public records, financial disclosures, Omar listed assets from SQ, yada, yada, yada, financial disclosures in her financial documents.
	In 2021, she reported whatever we went through that already.
	Legal and ethical scrutiny.
	There have been allegations and legal complaints suggesting that Minnette and Taylor might have misrepresented the company's status to investors.
	One of them, Mode.
	It's an amazing thing, because Grok is turning into, like, you know, what Wikipedia should have been.
	Sends you in the right directions, and then you just gotta keep digging and keep scratching.
	So that is what SQ is.
	And then I think I had one more Grok thing in the back that I wanted to check out.
	I didn't.
	Okay. Anyhow, by the way, we're not done with crooked politicians.
	We're just gonna transfer it over to the Canadian side.
	One more time, people.
	Here is the link to Rumble for Commitube.
	Come on over.
	Don't be stubborn.
	The White House has a page on Rumble.
	If it's good enough for the White House, it's good enough for you commie bastards who don't want to get away from commie tube.
	And then I'll give you the locals so that you can come over there if you want to do that as well.
	Locals. Bada bing.
	Bada boom.
	And then there was one more Rumble rant that I saw.
	No, that's my locals thing.
	Get that out of here.
	Bada bing.
	Bada boom.
	Let's go to Rumble.
	Tiffinall says, Viva, how can we get Canada to codify free speech in Canada?
	Or are we going to have to take a province or two as new U.S. states?
	You're not going to like the answer.
	We already have free speech codified.
	Here, hold on one second.
	Google. Charter of Rights and Freedoms in Canada.
	Here. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
	I just want to get to...
	The document.
	No, that's not the right one.
	The Guide to the Charter of Rights and Fairness.
	There we go.
	Here we go.
	This is it.
	This is it.
	We have it.
	It just doesn't mean anything.
	Because we as Canadians consider ourselves to be subjects who don't have any God-given rights, but they are bestowed on us by the Queen and or now the King.
	This is the Constitution Act of 1982.
	The Charter of Rights and Freed.
	I'll read you the first one.
	Whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law.
	But! Article 1 of the Charter.
	People talk about the notwithstanding clause where you can violate certain rights.
	That's section 33.
	Section one tells you everything you need to know about the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and what rights are truly guaranteed.
	The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it, subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society.
	Translation, you don't have any fucking rights in Canada.
	Oh, did we use that word God in there?
	No, no, no, I'm sorry.
	We meant king and queen.
	You have the rights that are given to you in here, except in as much as we can willy-nilly destroy them whenever we want, as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society.
	I got locked in my house for five and a half months, and they said that that didn't violate the charter.
	Everyone can go straight to hell who does not enforce that and who sits there and saying, yeah, yeah, well, I guess, yeah, yeah.
	All right, anyways, that's it.
	I've said enough.
	Get on over to Viva Fry on Rumble, vivabarneslaw.locals.com, and we are ending transmission.
	On Commitube now.
	And before I forget to do it this time, I'm going to go back and actually end it so that it's not like an hour of that green muffled screen here.
	End screen.
	What do I forget to do?
	End. Okay, done.
	What's going on in Canada, people?
	Speaking of the Charter and Rights of Freedom that guarantees you the rights in this thing accepted as much as can be reasonably demonstrably curtailed whenever we say so.
	Locked in your house?
	That's okay.
	Whisked off to a government...
	Designated quarantine facility?
	That's called kidnapping and federal detention.
	That's okay.
	Take a jab or lose your job?
	That's okay.
	Oh. I'm not going to read through this entire thing.
	Never forget no amnesty, says Jacob Castro.
	This is Mary Ng.
	Mary Ng.
	I'm not trying to be funny with her last name.
	I think it's a Vietnamese last name.
	MP, Member of Parliament.
	She's a deputy of Markham.
	Markham is in Ontario.
	Trade and EC developer.
	So trade and EC, Economic Development Minister.
	Diversity. Oh, diversity.
	Whatever. Okay, this is what Mary Ng puts out today, by the way.
	The rats are jumping ship now that it's going down in flames.
	I'm not reading the whole thing because it will make you flipping, Puke.
	And not in any good way.
	This is Mary Ng's financial statement.
	When they resign, they have to tout all of their successes.
	It's been eight years, nine years of Justin Trudeau's reign of terror in Canada.
	Nothing is better than it was before.
	Nothing. Except the communism.
	She writes, Mary Ng, Member of Parliament.
	Thank you, Markham.
	It's been a pleasure.
	After careful reflection, I spoke with the Prime Minister and informed that I will not seek re-election.
	This is what you call a meltdown, people.
	My story, like many of ours, began elsewhere.
	In Hong Kong.
	I guess she's Hong Kong, not Vietnamese.
	Where my family dreamed of a better life.
	That dream brought us to Canada.
	By the way, just bear in mind while you're reading this, I don't know if she's infiltrated by the Chinese Communist Party.
	I know the Liberal Party is.
	We just don't know which members of the Parliament.
	And it includes the Conservatives as well.
	Which might be why they're so doggedly insistent on getting to the bottom of it.
	Spoiler alert, they're not.
	I don't know if this woman's actual compromised political tool.
	All right, she's good.
	She's born abroad.
	When I go through Markham today, I see the same spirit in every corner, neighborhoods, yada, yada, yada.
	Over the years, I've worked diligently to deliver tangible results to our writing.
	Yeah, higher food costs, miserable lives, indebtedness, one in five children in Canada living in poverty or food insecurity.
	Oh, you've delivered.
	You've delivered death and destruction.
	Mary, congratulations.
	Okay. While working hard remains my high priority, I've also been able to make a difference as Canada's longest-serving minister of international trade.
	In this role, I dedicated myself to helping Canadian businesses thrive at home and abroad.
	My first priority has been safeguarding our access to the world's largest economic partnerships through CUSMA.
	What does CUSMA stand for?
	I forget what that stands for.
	Our free trade agreement with Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
	There you go.
	Yada, yada, yada.
	Okay, how do we go to the second page here?
	I mean, look at this.
	Who the hell is going to read this?
	I read it, by the way.
	It's verbal diarrhea.
	It's just like...
	Look at this here.
	There's so much words, I can't even enhance it big enough.
	Okay, now more than ever, as we navigate the trade headwinds from the U.S. tariffs, Canada must chart its course for the future.
	We have everything it takes to succeed.
	World-class work, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	Verbal diarrhea.
	That's why...
	Building up our Canadian companies is essential.
	To fully seize these opportunities, we need every Canadian's talent to thrive.
	Okay, so maybe stop scaring Canadians out of the country through taxation and tyrannical rule, censorship and whatnot.
	During my time as Minister of Small Businesses, I destroyed small businesses!
	I don't know when she was, whatever.
	I led transformative initiatives like the Women's Entrepreneurship Strategy and Black Entrepreneurship Strategy.
	These programs removed barriers to successes and created opportunities for underrepresented entrepreneurs.
	All right, the accomplishments, the focal initiatives, yada, yada, yada.
	Before concluding, I must address a critical challenge facing our democracy, one that transcends partisan lines.
	Listen to this.
	The unchecked spread of disinformation and unwarranted attacks on the character of our leaders in today's digital age has created an environment that increasingly deters qualified individuals from entering public life.
	I know!
	That's how we ended up with Justin Trudeau and you and Jagmeet Singh and Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney.
	That's how you ended up with the biggest jackasses, corrupt pieces of shit in Canadian history.
	Congratulations, Mary Ann.
	You didn't make the point you thought you were making.
	And it's not misinformation or disinformation.
	What happens is the political persecution of ideological havoc.
	What happens is what happened to Maxime Bernier.
	Bullshit. Hit pieces.
	What happens is state-funded propaganda waging war on anyone who is of good, sound spirit to enter politics.
	But it gets worse.
	This weakens our democracy and deprives Canadians of the leadership talent they deserve.
	So we've got to censor it.
	We must work together to combat disinformation, protect individual reputations from baseless attacks, and encourage talented Canadians to step forward in service of our country.
	My faith in Canada's future remains unshakable.
	Though I won't seek re-election, I remain committed to building this future because Canada is a place where anything is possible.
	Yeah, including communism.
	I want to thank the voters of Markham Thornhill for electing me three times to serve as their MP.
	To the liberal electorate, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada.
	Thank you for letting me serve.
	So, good riddance to bad rubbish.
	By the way, that's one hell of a nice self-congratulatory puff piece.
	Hmm, Mary Ng.
	That's funny.
	I remember her from Suth's ethics violations as the one that she was involved in.
	If you've lived through it, you know what scumbag lying pieces of garbage these people are.
	You would think that this woman, the way she described herself, that she was Mother Teresa.
	Although I've since been told that Mother Teresa wasn't actually, might not have been historically the person that we all are told that she was, but knowing that you can't believe anything anymore, I don't know what to believe.
	Except that which I know because I lived through.
	Trade Minister Mary Ng broke ethics law when close friend given two contracts, ethics commissioner.
	Hmm. What were we just talking about earlier today?
	Of close friends, like married spouses.
	Getting multi-million dollar contracts from the campaigns of the spouse.
	Oh, is that unethical?
	Oh, shit, I didn't know.
	You've got to go for training, Mary.
	You should know better next time.
	There's simply no excuse for contracting with friends' company, Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion said in a statement.
	National Post, 2022.
	International Trade Ministry, Mary Ng.
	International Trade Ministry.
	Minister, sorry.
	Yeah, she didn't know.
	It's my first day.
	Apologized after the ethics commissioner found she broke the law when she, quote, participated, end quote, in her office's awarding of two contracts to a company run by her, quote, close friend, end quote, and former liberal staffer Amanda Alvarez.
	Ms. Ng twice failed to recognize a potential conflict of interest involving a friend, an oversight of her obligations under the Conflict of Interest Act, Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion said.
	We don't need to get into it.
	Another crooked and compromised, quote, liberal politician jumping ship like the rat that she is and the rat that they all are.
	Nah. That's what's going on in Canada.
	So, yeah, she wrote that whole beautiful thing.
	I loved representing you.
	Well, oh, I didn't know I wasn't supposed to give contracts to friends of mine.
	I'm sure that that does...
	Oops! My bad.
	I'm sorry.
	Oh, what's that?
	I broke the law?
	What's it called?
	The ethics code there?
	Oh, jeez.
	What was the name of the law?
	That ethics law.
	I broke the law, but there's no sanctions.
	Oh, Marie-Odion sentenced her to retraining.
	Justin Trudeau broke that law twice.
	Was accused of breaking it three times.
	Yeah, these are the people of character who are saying that there's baseless attacks on them.
	Oh, my goodness.
	We wouldn't know of the corruption if the misinformation was just censored by the state-funded media that these corrupt criminals fund.
	Viva, do I live in America?
	Hold on one second.
	For now, I do.
	Viva, do you live in America?
	I am in the free state of Florida.
	For now, and it's a beautiful place.
	So that's it.
	That's what's going on in Canada.
	More of the same.
	What else do we have to talk about?
	Let's go to the chat and see what's going on in the chat in our vivabarneslaw.locals.com community.
	Lefson is in the house with another...
	I know these birds are the doves.
	We have Lefson, who's an amazing photographer, who actually...
	No, the calendar is right here.
	Hold on.
	Oi! Thank you.
	Get my hair back in here.
	Oh, yes.
	Oh. Lefson Frazier Photography.
	Let me bring this down here.
	And you're going to see the talent of the members of our locals community.
	Let's get my personal favorite.
	Where is it here?
	Look at that.
	If I'm not mistaken, that's a red-breasted hawk.
	No, the red-shouldered hawk.
	Let's get mixed up between the breasts and the shoulders.
	All right.
	Well, anyways, that's left in photography in our community.
	Beautiful stuff.
	All right.
	What else was going on there?
	Escape. Drearier Spider Viva.
	He asked if you like America, not if you live there.
	Oh, of course I like it.
	Oh, did it say do you like America or do you live in America?
	I like America.
	You know, a little risky freedom is a whole hell of a lot.
	More liberating and more spiritually invigorating and fulfilling than a safe prison.
	I may or may not forgive the powers that be for having turned my home into a prison in Canada, for having turned my country into something of a prison where...
	You know, who was it that we were just talking about?
	It was Roger Veer.
	Roger Veer talking about why he left America.
	And he says, I didn't leave America.
	I was chased out of America by the lawfare.
	I didn't leave Canada.
	I mean, I left, I got an amazing opportunity with Rumble, and it was an absolute no-brainer under normal circumstances.
	Post-COVID, when they're making, we didn't do it, when they're saying, you know, QR code, vaccine passports for your kids, 13 and over, fuck you, like seven days from Sunday, I don't even know if that's the expression, not doing that.
	When my daughter, who at the time was 12, was, Harangued for not showing a QR code vaccine passport that she didn't have to show and that she wasn't going to show ever at her school when she's going out to play soccer and 13-year-old kids are getting told to leave the field because they're not vaccinated.
	I'm sorry.
	Stay and fight.
	Maybe. But you know what?
	It's like when the plane is going down, you put the face mask on yourself first so that you can then take care of your kids, put it on them so that you can then help other people instead of you passing out and dying and everyone around you dying as a result.
	So, I appreciate the criticism, but Canada, the Canadian government, and a substantial portion of the Canadian population turned my country into an actual prison and didn't...
	I didn't leave.
	I wouldn't have left under normal circumstances.
	Chased me out of my own country.
	Chased me out of my own home and turned my home into a frickin' prison.
	And we were the lucky ones.
	Having, like, secret playdates.
	Inside other people's houses.
	When we come out, the kids are, like, looking for cops.
	Like, we're in frickin' Nazi Germany.
	So, yeah, I like America.
	But, of course, there are states which are not...
	which do not have the same spirit as Florida.
	Rich987 says, Protesters have been in front of Kavanaugh's house for almost three years.
	What's good for the goose is good for the gander.
	Don't do it, because what's good for the goose is not good for the gander when the gander is administering the justice.
	Don't write that down, but you know what I mean there.
	All right.
	Anyway, that was a tangent of a rant.
	What was I else going to talk about today?
	The Ilhan Omar?
	Okay, I had another PolitiFact fact check.
	Also one.
	When the fact checkers can't debunk that she married her brother, you know that she probably married her brother.
	I just hope they did not consummate because that would not be good.
	So we did this.
	We did this.
	Oh, yeah.
	Speaking of Roger Ver, you know, leaving his country.
	Leaving. People say he renounced his citizenship.
	He's a coward.
	Chased out by lawfare after having spent 10 months in prison.
	I ain't going to blame anybody.
	If you haven't seen Rod Blagojevich's interview with Rogan, go watch it.
	I remember watching the news when Blagojevich was arrested, convicted, and jailed.
	And I thought he was a guilty, corrupt criminal.
	And he might very well have been.
	But no more so than Obama and his ilk.
	He went to jail for eight years.
	I forget what it was.
	Fraud or whatever they want to call it.
	Trump commuted his sentence in 20...
	Shoot, I want to say 2019.
	Pretty sure it was 2019-ish 2020.
	And yesterday, Trump pardoned Blagojevich.
	Barnes, in his infinite wisdom and big brain, says, oh yeah, maybe Blagojevich wants to run for office because it would seem like that's how you get back at the people who screwed you and locked you up.
	Or maybe he just wants to live without the consequences of being a convicted felon, whatever.
	Trump pardoned Blagojevich.
	And I would say there's a number of other people that Trump should probably pardon.
	I've been on a personal mission with Roger Ver, Edward Snowden, the pro-lifers.
	I mean, I forget their names.
	Dexter, Taylor, unfortunately, state charges so he can't be pardoned, but my goodness, they need to put some serious effing pressure and maybe start some investigations.
	Civil rights violations.
	What do you call locking someone away for peacefully exercising his Second Amendment rights other than conspiracy to violate civil rights?
	What else do you call it?
	Sorry, my face is itchy here.
	Anyway, so Blagojevich got his pardon after having his sentence commuted, being liberated, From a hellhole in which he spent eight years of his life and survived by finding peace and strength and guidance from the Bible.
	I don't know what religious means anymore.
	When a book contains advice that can save people from the bowels of hell and have them come out almost stronger people than when they went in.
	I say almost because I don't believe anybody goes through eight and a half years of trauma and comes out stronger.
	I think you come out damaged, scarred, traumatized, and then you have to try to survive with that.
	Blagojevich, you listen to his interview, perhaps among the most insightful people that you'll ever have the good fortune of hearing.
	And yesterday he got pardoned, which is the part two of the forgiveness for the political persecution that he endured and for which he spent eight years in jail.
	Deepest and most profound and everlasting gratitude to President Trump for what he's done today, for the full presidential pardon.
	I think about my relation with President Trump and it's really, well, he's always doing things for me and he never asked me to do anything for him.
	I had a chance to be on a television show and then he ended what was a long, long, hard nightmare after 2,896 days in prison.
	Nearly eight years, President Trump pulled me out of there, and now he did this.
	And all I can tell you is that President Trump is a man who, when he sees things that are wrong, he writes them and puts an end to them.
	And Patty and I, Amy and Annie, will always be grateful to President Trump and never, ever forget his kindness to us.
	I want to express our deepest and most profound and everlasting message to President Trump for what he's done today.
	Sorry, hold on a second.
	I minimized it now, I can't close it.
	I love it where, you know, Rod Blagojevich says, you know, he's helped me and he's never asked for help from me.
	You know, like, people get to certain positions of power, not in any juvenile or idolatry type way.
	They get to a position of power where they need no help.
	Maybe they could need some, you know, like, friendship guidance, things like that.
	But, you know, they're financially...
	Safe-ish.
	They are not now any longer risking time in jail where they don't need help.
	And they can and have the blessing to help other people.
	But with that blessing comes a great degree of responsibility and stress because Donald Trump is at that point of now literally being something of not a God in the capital G sense, but a God-like figure where people are writing letters to God, asking for help from the big man who can help all of them.
	Elon Musk is in a similar position.
	And it goes down a little bit, but Trump is in a position where everybody who needs help goes to him for the help.
	And it's got to be an overwhelming position to be in.
	And then you have to say, who do I help today?
	And then I got to make sure that I'm helping the right people, that I'm helping the people who really deserve the help.
	And he helped Blagojevich.
	And there's people out there.
	You got your Ed Snowdens.
	You got your Julian Assange's.
	Those are the only ones that I know.
	But I know the other ones that Barnes and I have talked about.
	Wrongly persecuted by a Biden-weaponized system, by a system at large that predates Biden.
	And Donald Trump and his entourage, his administration, is now in the answering letters to God phase, where there are so many people out there who need help, it's almost impossible to know where to start.
	And it can also be paralyzing, but it hasn't been.
	So it's amazing.
	Blagojevich sounds very cool, and that's the good news of the day.
	The other good news of the day, I guess, you know, letters to God coming out like, look around.
	I'm overwhelmed.
	They're overwhelmed.
	Who can we help today?
	Who needs help today?
	Well, hold on.
	Where is it?
	I just minimized it.
	Crap. Who needs help today?
	Who else might have been politically persecuted?
	Well, none other than Eric Adams.
	I wanted to bring it up yesterday, but we had Barnes on, and this was breaking news, so.
	Eric Adams, another man, arguably politically persecuted when he decided to run a bit of a contrary narrative to the diversity is our strength and sanctuary cities will be our savior.
	U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Deputy Attorney General, February 10, which was yesterday.
	Oh, so memorandum for...
	Acting United States Attorney, United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York from Acting Deputy Attorney General.
	Subject, dismissal without prejudice and prosecution of Mayor Eric Adams.
	You're directed as authorized by yada yada as soon as practically possible subject to the following conditions.
	The defendant must agree in writing to dismissal without prejudice.
	Two, the defendant must agree in writing that he is not a prevailing party under the Hyde Amendment.
	I don't know what that is.
	The matter shall be reviewed by the confirmed U.S.
	attorney in the Southern District of New York following the November 2025 mayoral election, based on consideration of all relevant factors.
	There shall be no further targeting of Mayor Adams or additional investigative steps prior to that review.
	The Justice Department has reached this conclusion without assessing the strength of the evidence or the legal theories on which the case is based, which are issues on which we defer to the US Attorney's Office at this time.
	Moreover, it's fascinating to read this.
	Moreover, as I said during our recent meetings, this directive in no way calls into question the integrity and efforts of the line prosecutors responsible for the case.
	Got to save everybody's ass here.
	Or your efforts in leading those prosecutors in connection with a matter you inherited.
	However, the Justice Department has determined that dismissal subject to the above described conditions is necessary for two independent reasons.
	First, Before the charges were filed.
	And the former U.S. Attorney's public actions created appearances of impropriety that implicate the concerns raised by the Attorney General's February 5th, 2025 memorandum, yada yada yada.
	These actions and the underlying case have also improperly interfered with Mayor Adams' campaign in the 2025 mayoral election.
	Second, the pending prosecution has unduly restricted Mayor Adams' ability to devote full attention and resources to the illegal immigration and violent crime that escalated under the policies of the prior administration.
	We are particularly concerned about the impact of the prosecution on Mayor Adams'ability to support critical ongoing federal efforts, quote, to protect the American people from the disastrous effects of unlawful mass migration and resettlement, end quote, as described in Executive Order 14165.
	Accomplishing the immigration objectives established by President Trump and the Attorney General is every bit as important, if not more so, as the objectives that the prior administration pursued by releasing violent criminals such as Victor Bout, the merchant of death, accordingly based on these additional concerns that are distinct from the weaponization problems, dismissal without...
	By the way, you notice two things there?
	So amazing.
	Once you appreciate that 95...
	Everything. Everything Trump writes, even if it's private, so-called, or ostensibly not public, is intended for public consumption.
	And it's got layered 4D chess level strategizing in it.
	What were the two reasons?
	Oh yeah, my...
	It's going to facilitate our dealing with the immigration problems caused by the prior administration.
	Your continued prosecution of Mayor Adams is going to compromise his ability to deport violent, illegal, criminal aliens in New York City.
	That's the second reason.
	The first reason?
	You think it's a coincidence that they're saying it's going to impede his ability to campaign?
	Who else was subject to lawfare that impeded their ability to campaign while they were running for president?
	The person who wrote that letter or the administration who directed the person to write that letter?
	It's a beautiful thing.
	Rubbing it.
	It's not even so much about Eric Adams as it is about exposing the corruption and the fraud against Donald Trump using Eric Adams as the pretext.
	Yep. I'm doing what justice is.
	Dismissing these charges because they interfere with his ability to campaign, me, and they are interfering with his ability to carry out my orders, my policy as relates to deporting illegal criminal aliens from New York.
	It's a thing of beauty.
	Excuse me, I say from a Calci market perspective, I'm pissed off that it wasn't a pardon or a reprieve issued by the president.
	Who knows?
	Maybe that's coming.
	Maybe it's going to be deemed to be that.
	But bottom line, called it?
	When Eric Adams went to the inauguration with Donald Trump, when Eric Adams came out and did a bit of a volt fast about the immigration, illegal immigrant problem in New York, you knew they were working together and they can't be working together while he is under the thumb of a malicious...
	Politically motivated prosecution.
	So that's the letter.
	It's actually kind of fantastic.
	Did I, let me, oh, I can't send it to you.
	I'll post it in our locals community right after this so you can read it and share it because it is a thing of beauty.
	All right.
	What else do, oh, we've got a lot of stuff here.
	Hold on one second.
	What happened?
	Okay, hold on.
	I see something from Bernie Sanders.
	Hold on one second.
	A couple of suits says, Bernie Sanders funnels campaign funds through his wife's ad agency.
	Ask all...
	What did that say?
	A percent...
	Oh, a percent of all ad revenue.
	Cup of sooth.
	Yes! They were under investigation not long ago.
	Was Bernie Sanders...
	Fat fingers.
	They were under investigation.
	I remember it because I was there.
	Was Bernie there as in awake, alive?
	Was Bernie Sanders under investigation?
	Yes, I was.
	I was taking a lot of the money.
	Yes, Bernie Sanders and his wife, Jane Sanders, have been subject to investigations at different points.
	Look at this.
	Excuse me.
	Let's bring this up here.
	It's not worth nothing.
	Not for nothing.
	Jane Sanders was investigated by the FBI over a land deal she was involved in when she was president of Burlington College.
	The investigation focused on allegations of bank fraud related to a $10 million loan for the purchase of a 33-acre parcel of land for the college.
	The accusations Okay, fine.
	Okay, fine.
	I remember that.
	Yeah. Okay, let's get back to the crumble rants over on...
	Viva Fry on Rumble.
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	Guys, Biltong is freaking delicious.
	So just, if you like beef jerky, you'll like this even more because it's soft, delicious, prosciutto made from beef.
	Absolutely delicious.
	And let's go to our vivabarneslaw.locals.com community and read all of these.
	Oh, here, hold on one second.
	I see this one.
	Please interview Sam Cooper.
	This is from Simplisimus, which I know that's a new name because I haven't seen it.
	Welcome. Please interview Sam Cooper, who is dug deeply into the Canadian corruption and money laundering.
	Does Sam Cooper work for Blacklock, the Now I'm thinking I might have actually been in touch with somebody.
	Okay. Thank you, Sybilism.
	I will.
	Sammy says, the story on Omar reminded me about that documentary Knock Down the House 2019.
	Do you remember it?
	It followed the campaigns of four women during the 2018 U.S. congressional elections.
	AOC, Riella, Cori Bush, Sweden.
	The film was independently funded by NGOs and Kickstarter.
	Why am I still shocked that nothing is real, LOL?
	It's on Netflix if anybody wants to watch it.
	With... Post-COVID colored glasses.
	Sammy, I'm going to check that one out.
	Hold on, let me screen grab that.
	Then we got Michigan Winter Days.
	Pop in my head.
	Ilhan Omar song.
	Take Lonely Island, Mother Lover.
	And rewrite it, Brother Lover.
	I can be your brother.
	And brother, brother lover.
	What's the price difference between your Bronco and the Cybertruck?
	Okay, we got that one already.
	All right.
	I think there's more here that I might actually save for the VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com.
	After party?
	Yeah, we got that one.
	Hmm. No, we're going to cover this one here.
	What the heck is that?
	All right, you all talked about it the other day.
	Doge is on...
	Doge is the wrecking ball.
	It's just that when Elizabeth Warren...
	First time I agreed with her, yeah.
	Doge is like a wrecking ball.
	It's coming in and destroying everything we've built.
	Yeah, biatch, that's the point.
	Because you know what you've built?
	Not a house of lies.
	A house of fraud.
	This is in New York.
	I missed my segue with Eric Adams, but that's why I had it here.
	This is out of New York.
	The news is today.
	I had to go to get it from Fox, but you know, whatever.
	Okay, fine.
	Four FEMA employees, federal emergency something assistance, federal emergency management assistance, I think, fired for paying hotels for migrants in New York City.
	Elon Musk said Doge uncovered.
	$59 million in payments for luxury hotels.
	They want to claw it back.
	You know what you're not going to get back, Elon?
	That. $59 million.
	I'll tell you why in a second.
	The Department of Homeland Security told Fox News, four employees are being fired today for circumventing leadership and unilaterally making the egregious payments for hotel migrants in New York City.
	Firings come after Elon wrote, those teams just discovered the $59 million to luxury hotels in New York.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Sending this money violated the law and is a gross insubordination to the president's executive order.
	The money is meant for American disaster relief, not being spent on hotels for illegals.
	Clawback demand will be made to recoup the funds.
	You're not going to get it back.
	Migrants are seen sleeping outside the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan.
	We're going to get back here.
	Well, it goes on to the theme of backlash.
	You know, we didn't have any money left because it was spending it on illegals.
	No, it wasn't.
	That was coming from another shell.
	And, of course, we declared the illegal immigrant crisis a federal emergency of our own making.
	Which we were also funding that crisis by funding USAID, the Hebrew immigrant asylum seekers, whatever it is, H-I-A-S.
	That's not what it stands for, but you know what I'm talking about.
	Funding, it's the meme.
	You know, missiles coming from Gaza or the intercepting Iron Dome, U.S. tax dollars.
	The missiles coming from Gaza somehow also are tax dollars.
	Here you got hotels for illegal immigrants are tax dollars.
	Bringing in the illegal immigrants also are tax dollars.
	It's an amazing thing.
	You know who makes money out of it?
	The government of Pakistan.
	Okay, so this describes the whole thing.
	It's a shortish story.
	It's fraud.
	It's fraud.
	The Roosevelt Hotel being paid millions of dollars to house illegal immigrants.
	Who owns the Roosevelt Hotel?
	You guessed it.
	The government of Pakistan.
	The Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan.
	The one you just saw there.
	It's filled with illegal aliens.
	I mean, it's going to have to be...
	Gutted when it's done being used for that purpose.
	The former hotel...
	The Roosevelt Hotel is a former hotel and a shelter for asylum seekers.
	Asylum seekers.
	I'm sorry, mother effers.
	They are illegal aliens.
	Until proof that they are bona fide asylum seekers, they're illegal aliens.
	Not vice versa.
	Because in my lifetime, they went from being illegal aliens...
	To illegal migrants.
	To undocumented migrants.
	And now all of them are magically asylum seekers.
	Because there's a new law or a separate law that applies to asylum seekers that doesn't apply to illegal aliens.
	Alright, so it's the hotel there.
	The Rosewood Hotel is one of several large hotels developed around Grand Central Terminal as part of Terminal City.
	Since 2000, Pakistan International Airlines has owned the hotel.
	The hotel building contains setbacks.
	To comply with the 1916 zoning, as well as...
	I don't care about that.
	It's owned by Pakistan, the government of Pakistan, who's now received tens of millions of dollars for housing illegal immigrants, asylum seekers, some of whom might very well come from Pakistan.
	Who knows where they're coming from?
	Just right here, here's $59 million.
	There are still people living in tents, trailer homes, or temporary mobile homes in North Carolina.
	There's still people who don't have homes in Lahaina.
	In Los Angeles.
	In East Palestine.
	60 million under the radar.
	It didn't all go to the Pakistani International Airlines owned Roosevelt Hotel.
	But some of it did.
	And that's what's going on in your world today, people.
	If it's not enough to piss you off, I'll have whatever you're drinking.
	Okay, let me give everybody the link to VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com.
	If you're going to be inclined to come on over, do it.
	If you're not, don't.
	I'll see you tomorrow.
	Tomorrow I probably should be with the unusual suspects at some point.
	We'll see.
	How can Pakistan own a hotel in the U.S. and they're stealing our money?
	C.D. Fowler.
	But it's such an insult.
	It's like the Roosevelt Hotel is named after, I presume it's Theodore Roosevelt.
	Maybe it's another historically relevant Roosevelt.
	It's an American icon owned by a hostile foreign government.
	I mean, I know it happens.
	You may as well just have China buy the Empire State Building.
	Have American icons be owned by foreign countries who hate America.
	What could be more demoralizing than that?
	you.
	Okay, let me just try not to get too...
	Oh, by the way, while you're all here, I will do it because I forget to now.
	Go get Louis the Lobster, Returns to the Sea, illustrated by Abigail Martin, the daughter of a member of our locals community.
	It's fantastic.
	No one has ever regretted buying a children's book, and this is the author.
	She's not the author, the illustrator.
	She's amazing.
	And, um, Amazon.
	$14.99.
	Lucy Livingston lives on Lillipad Lane.
	One day, Lucy goes to the grocery shopping with her mom and develops the most unlikely relationship, friendship, which results in a most unexpected rescue operation.
	If you're not ready to read that book, I don't know what's going to get you there.
	Did we get, oh, we got, hold on one second.
	We got a new member of our VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community.
	Rag underscore bone underscore shop.
	Now, let me just go see if that's Rag Bone Shop, if that's a real store.
	We got Rag& Bone.
	I don't know if that's it.
	We got Rag& Bone Clothing.
	We got Rag& Bone Shop.
	This must be it right here.
	Mark Lerner Music and Graphic Design.
	Is that it?
	Well, welcome to the channel, Rag& Bone, and thank you very much for joining our community.
	Beautiful. Okay, I think that's it now.
	I'm going to go because I'm going to go to locals.
	I got to...
	I gotta pee before we get on with the next part of the show.
	And that's it.
	Let's just get a little few more of the chats here over on Rumble.
	The USA may be more corrupt than Ukraine, says DesertRider1234.
	Chat4 says the deep state is fighting for their lives.
	I suspect if the masses found out how much their children and grandchildren have suffered because of deep state, nothing could save deep state actors.
	Biltong says, did you get your box yet?
	Biltong, if you mean the box with the book that you wanted me to return to you, I did and I returned the book to you.
	But if it's the Valentine's Day meat bouquet, I haven't gotten it yet.
	I'm going to go to the back of the store today or tomorrow.
	All right.
	And I just saw something come in here.
	Oh, just under the bell, people.
	Come on over to Viva Barnes Law.
	pjh8790 says, love your show, Viva.
	Do you still have the Cybertruck?
	Pretty cool-looking truck.
	I do.
	I'm going to do maybe a very short Locals afterparty, and then I'm going to do something in the car because I can...
	I want to do a live thing from the car while driving, but I don't want anyone accusing me of distracted driving, so I have to actually make sure it's legal to do that.
	The car...
	I love the Bronco.
	I like the Bronco.
	The Tesla Cybertruck is a technological marvel.
	The acceleration is just unlike anything on Earth, but the problem is, two and a half seconds, you're at the speed limit, and there's no more you can do.
	The Bronco, you know, when you drive 70 in the Bronco, you feel like you're driving 70. But yeah, I got the Cybertruck until Saturday, then Russell Brand gets the Cybertruck, and then some lucky 1775 coffee drinker gets the Cybertruck, and 30 grand in cash.
	I'm going to go to the comments section over here in our vivabarneslaw.locals.com community.
	Refresh and see what's going on here.
	Dan Sundin says, highly compensated administrators of USAID are reported in five buckets.
	How is the first tier person being paid as much as $17 million a year?
	Dude, I don't know.
	There's an old story about a Swedish fighter pilot in World War II who was invited to tell the story of his thrilling defeat of four German fighters one day to a school class.
	When he had finished his story, the teacher said to the class, Now, kids, you should know that the Fokker was a German fighter plane.
	And the Swedish pilot followed that with, Well, yeah, but these Fokkers were flying.
	Masserschmitts. Masserschmitts.
	Yeah, I get the joke.
	I get the joke.
	You're going to buy a Cybertruck, asks Stephen Britton.
	No, we're not.
	We're vehicularly satisfied for the time being.
	Okay, so what we're doing, I'm going to end it on Rumble.
	If you're not coming over to Locals, I'll see you tomorrow.
	If you are coming over to Locals, I'll see you there.
	And Locals, I will see you there right now.

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