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Feb. 18, 2025 - Viva & Barnes

01:35:56

AOC goes Full Criminal Lover? Mehdi Hasan Goes Full Terrorist? Another Plane Crash & MORE! Viva Frei

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	And totally control its population because it's way easier for them to make money.
	And that's what they like to do.
	They like to make money.
	They like to be in bed with the lobbyists and the military-industrial complex and the pharmaceutical-industrial complex.
	And they like to fucking impose their will on people.
	And if you can't express yourself and say, hey, this is fucked up.
	This is crazy.
	Why am I doing this?
	These studies show that you're not correct.
	If you can't say all those things, which right now you can't do in Canada, it's not the same.
	Their ability to express themselves on the Internet has been severely limited.
	It's real weird, man.
	It's real weird and it's happening right...
	You could walk there.
	If you wanted to, you could walk there.
	And it's fucked.
	It's like it's on the same patch of land as us and it's fucked.
	It just shows you what can happen here if you don't have the right laws.
	Because people like that fuckhead, Justin, they pretend that...
	You guys are on first name basis.
	Yeah, that cocksucker.
	Supposed to not...
	Use F-bombs in the first eight minutes of a video, so I guess we're done on YouTube for a little while.
	All right, let's listen to this out here.
	They pretend that they're...
	And I don't talk this way about anybody.
	No, I'm really surprised.
	I genuinely despise people like that.
	I think it's good to say it publicly because people need to understand what these people are doing.
	These people are leading you on the road to legitimate communism.
	He's leading that country on a road to legitimate communism.
	So it's already there.
	It's very dangerous.
	And I think most Canadians are fed up with it at this point.
	It's just like the party up there has so much control.
	And he's been forced to resign.
	So he's got to step down.
	And just hopefully they don't get some new slick talker to con them into the same old bullshit.
	Hopefully someone comes along that has like real meaningful change.
	Oh yeah.
	Who's that going to be?
	Mark Carney?
	Christia Freeland?
	It's an amazing thing.
	We're on the same patch of land.
	And I disagree with Joe on one thing.
	I don't think the majority of Canadians are fed up with it.
	I think there's a very substantial minority of Canadians that are absolutely fed up with it.
	But I think there's a great many Canadians who are not only not fed up with it, they either don't see it as a problem, or they think it's morally justifiable.
	And there's more of them than us, and I can tell you that just by the numbers, because, you know, it's great.
	The Conservatives are projected to win in a landslide in the next federal election if it were to be held today or tomorrow.
	But a majority government includes a divided between the Liberals, the NDP, the Green Party, the Marxist Party.
	There's a lot of frickin' Canadians who not only don't think there's a problem...
	Believe that what's going on is for the better.
	I mean, you don't want to hurt people's feelings online.
	You don't want people to be engaging in hate speech online.
	And so it's for the better.
	It's for the greater good.
	We want to be polite, right?
	We want to be real polite until you misgender someone.
	Then you might go to jail or get a human rights tribunal to sanction you for tens of thousands of dollars.
	People are so not fed up with it, you get bootlicking sycophants.
	I don't even know if this person's real.
	But the tweet came across my Twitter timeline because Elon knows what's going to make me engaged and angry.
	And after having seen that video, and then you go listen to this guy.
	Hey, Joe Rogan, I'm Canadian.
	All right, well, I don't know.
	I can't tell anything from your ugly dog in McDavidwood.
	Looks like you might be American, but it doesn't matter.
	You say you're Canadian.
	Nobody lies on the internet.
	We're not censored in Canada.
	Oh, really, fool?
	We can freely express ourselves.
	Oh, really, fool?
	You're a stupid fuck.
	Oh, because this is how he shows that he can freely express himself.
	I guess he's not in Canada anymore because that might be hate speech.
	Bada bing, bada boom.
	Have a nice day, eh?
	Part of me tells me that that's actually not a real person.
	Certainly not a real Canadian.
	But because I'm not a glutton for punishment, I'm a stubborn ass bastard.
	I will try not to reason with the unreasonable and not to convince the bot accounts.
	Who cannot be convinced because I don't think they are real people.
	Others might listen.
	This might reach other people.
	And so I say in response, and I'm only using the word stupid fucks because he used it in his tweet.
	Speaking of stupid fucks, in Canada, you're not free to talk a trans kid out of being trans.
	Conversion therapy ban.
	A bill passed by the next smooth talker who might not talk Canadians out of it, Pierre Poilievre and the Conservative Party.
	They voted for that unanimously.
	Okay, fine.
	You're not free to misgender.
	You remember that case out of British Columbia?
	A restaurant.
	It was called Buena Nostalia.
	And they were ordered by a human rights tribunal to pay a trans employee 30-some-odd thousand dollars because they misgendered a man who was trying to take a woman's job, I guess.
	You're not free to use language that the court might determine to be hate.
	The government wants to be able to jail you for life for denying genocide.
	So yes, jackass, you are censored in Canada, assuming you are even in Canada, which I suspect you are not.
	I had a typo.
	I'm Canadian.
	I know why I left.
	When you call someone a stupid fuck, make sure not to expose yourself as the stupid fuck.
	And the receipts, sir.
	New York Times.
	Canada wants to regulate online content.
	Critics say it goes too far.
	A bill introduced by the Canadian government to safeguard against online harms has stirred opposition from free speech advocates.
	Yeah, because they want to be able to jail you for life for such things as denying genocide.
	Whatever that means.
	From the river to the sea, you all might be going to jail for life.
	This was the conversion therapy ban back in 2021.
	After two failed attempts, Canada bans conversion therapy.
	What does it mean?
	Oh no, it doesn't mean that you can't...
	What does it mean?
	Because conversion therapy, it sounds like you're going to ban conversion therapy.
	The ban is on talking a trans-confused teenager out of being a trans-confused teenager.
	Not about talking them into it.
	You can talk a straight gay kid into being trans.
	You can't talk a confused, quote, trans kid into going back to being gay, you know, like the way it was back in the day.
	I think I had a quote from this.
	They formally banned conversion therapy, the widely discredited practice aimed at changing a person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
	Legislation that makes it illegal to provide, promote, and profit off conversion therapy was officially approved.
	Provide and promote.
	Do you know what it means?
	You stupid jackass.
	What was his name?
	I don't know what his name was.
	It means that doctors are actually prohibited from providing treatment to people in order to walk them back from the abyss of chopping their dicks off or chopping their boobs off.
	And the government, you know, who voted unanimously for this?
	The so-called conservatives.
	I'm sorry.
	It's official.
	Our government's legislation banning the despicable and degrading practice of conversion therapy has received royal assent, meaning it's now law, said Justin Trudeau.
	The LGBT, this was before it was the 2SLGBTQIA+.
	That little bigot bastard left out a few letters there.
	LGBTQ2 Canadians will always stand up for you and have your rights.
	The Canadian government utilizes the acronym LGBTQ to include two-spirit, a term that some Indigenous people use to describe their sexual, gender, and or spiritual identity.
	This is insanity.
	And then the other one there, the banning free speech online.
	The proposed online harms act requires social media platforms to remove posts such as...
	They always hide behind the children.
	No one disagrees with that.
	The law would regulate social media companies, livestream platforms, and user-uploaded content.
	The bill states, yada, yada, yada.
	It's listed seven categories of harmful content that providers would be required to remove from their websites.
	Banned content includes posts made to bully a child.
	The proposed act would create a Digital Safety Commission of Canada to regulate online platforms.
	We know the harms we experience online can have real-world impacts.
	Yada, yada, yada.
	So, dumbass, you are censored in Canada.
	You cannot speak your politics.
	You cannot speak your ideas.
	You can't even necessarily speak to your own patients the way you think you need to speak to them or your own kids the way you need to speak to them.
	Oh, and this is when they're not freezing bank accounts for donating to trucker protests if they don't like what you're doing.
	Oh, lordy, lordy, lordy.
	So, yeah.
	Dumbfuck, to use the term.
	My apologies for the swearing.
	Has exposed himself.
	Woo! Good morning, people.
	How goes the battle?
	It is, what day is it?
	It's beautiful Tuesday.
	I didn't realize yesterday was President's Day and it was a holiday.
	I took the day off anyhow because I have nieces from up in Canada behind the maple gulag, the iron rainbow, who I'm told not to discuss the plane incident in front of because they've got to fly back to Canada.
	Yeah, so what a day it was yesterday.
	You skip a day and the world catches up with you.
	Today, just so everybody knows, we've got a stream today at 1230.
	This episode, this show right now.
	John Eastman tonight at 7 o'clock with Robert Barnes.
	We're going to talk about birthright citizenship, the debate, and lawfare.
	And reading the chat.
	Let me see here.
	Okay, good.
	Everything's good here.
	We're also...
	You all know of Encryptus, the AI wizard in our Locals community, is going to help me now at optimizing A, production quality, and B, the internet AI.
	So what we're talking about today, by the way, we're going to get into the Toronto plane crash, which miraculously everybody survived.
	In our Locals community, in addition to having gurus such as Encryptus for AI, we also have actual...
	Commercial pilots.
	And we're going to have one of our pilot locals members who was on a couple weeks ago talking about the Blackhawk helicopter crash over D.C. talking about this one because we'll watch the videos.
	We're going to save this for the rumble portion.
	It's wild.
	And I think we need someone who's an actual commercial airline pilot to explain what might have happened.
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	Well, there's a good reason for that.
	Because ich bin ein Idiot.
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	Hold on one second.
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	Okay. Before we get into the plane crash in Toronto, exclusively over on Rumble with a pilot from our Locos community, we're going to talk about the biggest pieces of garbage on Earth.
	The thumbnail was good versus evil today.
	We're seeing it in full force.
	It's as you fight corruption, corruption fights back.
	And we are dealing with rampant levels of misinformation, disinformation, and propaganda, and oddly enough, coming from people who purport to be the misinformation specialists.
	Here, let's bring this one up here.
	No, I want to start with AOC.
	Listen to this here.
	Let's bring this one up here.
	AOC fights for illegal criminal rapist aliens harder than she fights for her own American constituents.
	It's, I would say, shocking, stunning, etc., etc., but when you are quote-tweeting Aaron T. Rupar...
	It's an amazing thing also.
	Appreciate this.
	Every link in the internet makes it less likely that the person is going to click on another link to go down and see what was actually being talked about.
	So AOC, who my goodness, she'll fight till your last dollar for those illegal criminal rapist aliens that Trump is trying to deport right now.
	She quote tweets Aaron Rupar knowing that no one of her following are going to take the extra time to click on the link and then let alone watch the video in that link.
	And AOC tweets out and she says the following.
	This is why you fight these cowards.
	The moment you stand up to them, they crumble.
	Homan has nothing.
	The Fourth Amendment is clear and I am well within my duties to educate people of their rights.
	Even if those people are illegal criminal aliens who have been convicted of heinous violent crimes that you are advising them on, what their rights might be in America.
	He can threaten me with jail and call me names all he wants.
	He's got nothing.
	So he says, the moment you stand up to them, they start to crumble.
	And I thought, okay, fine.
	So he got cross-examined by a journalist and he fumbled it.
	That's what I thought it was based on her quote tweet.
	Then you go to the Aaron Rupar tweet, which says, a stammering Homan.
	On AOC.
	She's the dumbest congressman ever elected.
	And most people who are going to see Aaron Rupar's tweet are not actually going to click on the video to see the video.
	So they're going to say, oh, he's stammering.
	He must have flubbed.
	Oh, this guy, Homan just lost.
	Let's go listen to what Homan actually said.
	And you'll understand how this disinformation laundering, how this propaganda online actually starts.
	The video itself.
	And you can say whether or not you think Homan fumbled it.
	This is the video.
	Well, first of all, I think she's, you know, I won't go after her on national TV.
	Tom, please do.
	Please do.
	Say what's on your mind.
	It's a holiday.
	Look, she's the dumbest congresswoman ever who lets her take Congress, and she proves that every day.
	And look, bottom line is I can't believe any member of Congress, Republican, Democrat, Independent, would want to educate criminal illegal aliens who are in the country illegally.
	Been convicted of a violent crime and have been ordered and removed by an immigration judge after due process at great taxpayer expense.
	You've got a congressman or congresswoman that does not want ICE to do the job that Congress has mandated them to do and funds them to do.
	First of all, is this guy on the left the journalist who was laughing uncontrollably at a cat video where there was a cat that was in front of a camera and this guy was like, look at the cat!
	He looks just like the guy.
	It doesn't matter.
	So you've heard the video now, people.
	We're going down the trail to see what they're talking about.
	You got Aaron T. Rupert quoting this.
	He's stammering Tom Homan.
	She's the dumbest congressman alive.
	So you think it's just an ad hominem attack.
	You go watch the video.
	His criticism is entirely legitimate.
	And notice, he didn't say it was illegal what she's doing.
	All that he said is, what kind of congresswoman would want to advise violent, convicted, illegal aliens of their rights?
	You could take the...
	The very pure and proper, pristine, totally capitalist, I'll sell you the rope with which you're going to hang me type attitude and say, yeah, look, she's right.
	You got to advise the convicted criminal illegal aliens as to their rights.
	If you don't do that, then you're not really abiding by justice.
	That's the video.
	And she says when you fight these cowards, they got nothing.
	No, AOC.
	What he's actually illustrating is the fact that you are well within your rights as a congresswoman.
	To give legal advice, although I hope it's going to come back and bite you in your ass, AOC.
	You want to give legal advice to illegal convicted criminal aliens?
	And when shit goes south, I hope to goodness that they come after you for your legal advice.
	But AOC told me this, and now I have a claim against AOC.
	Oh, but I get immunity.
	I get federal employee immunity.
	While I complain about Trump getting presidential immunity, I hope she gets her ass sued for the legal advice that she put out the other day.
	We played a bit of it on Sunday night.
	She is merely saying, yeah, if the police come to you, don't talk.
	If they say they have a warrant, make sure it's a judge's warrant and not an administrative tribunal warrant.
	It's perfectly fine legal advice, oddly enough, given in English, not to...
	In the native language of the illegal, violent, convicted criminal aliens that she's defending.
	All that he said is, who in their right mind would want to do it?
	I can tell you who would.
	Someone who doesn't have to take the subway herself.
	Someone who's got security.
	Someone who's got a good job that pays $174,000 a year with benefits in the millions.
	She will fight for your last tax dollar to defend illegal criminal aliens and then not take the very subway where illegal criminal aliens are literally setting Americans on fire and killing them.
	It's very noble of her.
	Meh.
	He didn't say your advice was wrong.
	He called you stupid.
	He said, what kind of congresswoman would want to educate illegal criminal aliens?
	That's it.
	It's very easy for them to play high and mighty, holier-than-thou, self-righteous sons of bitches because they don't take the subway.
	They have a guaranteed job.
	They get paid regardless of what happens.
	And they've got the best benefits in the world.
	It's you who has to sit in the subway car with a potential criminal rapist who might set you on fire if you are stupid enough to fall asleep on a metro.
	Speaking of which, actually, James Woods posted this earlier today, and I'm fairly certain it's a shtick.
	Let me see here.
	I'm fairly certain it's a shtick because I've seen this guy...
	In a number of places.
	It's somewhat based on reality.
	Don't fall asleep on a subway, people.
	I'm going to turn the volume down.
	It's that song.
	Whatever that song is, I think it's Adele.
	I'll play like three seconds here.
	So this guy does these things.
	He runs out.
	Oh, look at that.
	He got through.
	And now he's doing his dance.
	I've seen this guy doing his dance all the time.
	Shtick. I think it's shtick.
	But the only reason...
	People would believe it is because you fall asleep on a metro station, a subway station.
	You'll be lucky if all that happens is they take your headphones.
	What do we got going on here?
	Due process.
	I've never seen your name in our local community, I don't think.
	Due process.
	Viva, you and Barnes are awesome.
	Can you please get retired Navy Lieutenant Commander Thomas Caldwell, J6, and his wife, Sharon, on your show?
	Tom is a decorated Navy veteran whose farm home was stormed by the FBI on January 10th, 2025.
	Holy crab apples.
	Tom was sentenced to time served.
	Is the date wrong on this?
	Time was sentenced to time served.
	And let me see if I can read the rest of this.
	For his only conviction, tampering with evidence because it deleted his own photos from his Facebook account.
	He was given a commutation from President Trump.
	Okay, good.
	And then we got chien visage, which means dog face.
	You are a question mark, question mark, question mark, question mark.
	Okay. We're not done with the propagandists yet.
	I just want to make sure that I'm not missing any super chats on Commitube.
	Okay, so that's AOC's stuff of the day.
	When we get over to Rumble, and I think that's who I see pop into the backdrop, we're going to have a pilot talking about the Canadian stuff, but give me a few seconds to talk about this.
	Is this one here?
	Oh, this is an old video.
	Alright, little palate cleanser.
	Is the kid telling Donald Trump to shut the F up?
	I mean, I've seen the videos of this.
	Look at what Elon's kid is doing to Trump.
	To restore democracy.
	Some people are saying, you're not the president, you need to go away.
	To restore democracy.
	I don't know.
	If anybody knows what the kid is saying, there's some people saying at one point the kid said, you need to shut the F up to President Trump.
	There's others who are saying the kid said, you're not the president, you need to go away.
	That's not the purpose of this.
	David Hogg, who's waist deep in shit right now because of some controversy that he's been getting into over the DNC, you know, two weeks into his tenure as vice chair.
	Tweets out, is it not really suspicious that Trump let Elon emasculate him for 30 minutes in his own goddamn office?
	God with a lowercase g, damn office, Oval Office.
	You can clearly tell Trump doesn't like it, so why is he letting Elon be president?
	What's amazing is when you...
	I forget what the word is.
	It's not cognitive dissonance.
	It's when you have mutually incompatible theories.
	Trump is a pathological narcissist who's letting himself get emasculated by Elon Musk in his office.
	He's a total idiot who's yet...
	Diabolically genius enough to fraudulently set up a failed assassination attempt and rig elections.
	These idiots, smooth-brained Democrat, capital D, progressive, whatever, they can't figure it out.
	He's a pathological narcissist tyrant who gets deplatformed from social media, who lets Elon Musk emasculate him because that's exactly what narcissist tyrants do.
	And he's an idiot who's capable of the most amazing plots on earth.
	But no.
	Speaking of Elon and the incessant going after Elon, going after Donald Trump, I've been giving...
	Oh, how you doing?
	We're going to get the pilot on in a second.
	Let me just...
	This is the risk of Rumble Studio.
	Hold on.
	Let me text him.
	That's our pilot.
	You know what?
	Oh, okay.
	Hold on.
	We're going to do it in five minutes.
	Give me a second.
	What I wanted to put...
	These propagandists who are going after Elon for every possible which way can't figure things out.
	Was it this one?
	Have you seen the video of a Tesla Cybertruck that just, you know, it's sort of skidding and people are like, oh, look at this.
	This is...
	Is it this one?
	No, that's the same guy, Pekka Koliomeni.
	Hold on just one second.
	Where is the Tesla Cybertruck skidding on the snow?
	Hold on.
	Yeah, here we go.
	We're going to go down the rabbit hole here.
	This man was called as an expert witness in the Canadian parliamentary hearings on Russian disinformation because this guy does something called Vlatnik soup or something.
	This guy, his entire shtick career is about claiming Russian disinformation everywhere.
	He sees it everywhere.
	And if he ever comes on to have a discussion, I'll say it to his face as well, is the purveyor of disinformation on the internet.
	And I suspect the only reason he will never come on is because I will call him out and have, and I have the tweet history of all of his overt, egregious bullshit.
	It's just disinformation.
	And the Canadian government calls this guy up as an expert witness to talk about the Russian disinformation campaign.
	He puts out a video of a Tesla Cybertruck.
	Montreal went to the 16th of May, 2020.
	A car started.
	Oh, God.
	Look at that.
	He actually had to back up and go forward twice, you know, to get out of the three inches of snow.
	Turn the volume down here because I don't want to get claimed on any music.
	Yeah, this is what you do.
	You plow, you compress a section so you can get a sufficient amount of momentum so that you can then push yourself over what is under the car.
	Plus, those tires don't really look like winter tires, but set that aside.
	Maybe we can skip ahead.
	It gets out, by the way, people.
	Oh, no, he's got to stop there because there's a car coming.
	Car stops because Canadians are polite when they're not shutting your bank accounts or booing your national anthem.
	Oh, car goes by.
	Not so polite after all.
	And look at that.
	He's out.
	Oh, took him 50 seconds to get out of three to four inches of snow and it takes off.
	Let's put this on pause.
	Pekka Koliomeni says the U.S. Department is planning to spend $400 million U.S. on these bad boys.
	The thing is, He should be embarrassed and he should be ashamed of himself because he posted that yesterday.
	This is after the disinformation was publicly broadcast to the world that when Rachel Maddow said Trump signed a $400 million contract with Elon, look at the corruption.
	Well, that alleged contract purported intent to buy $400 million worth of armored Tesla trucks, not necessarily cyber trucks, was under Biden and Trump canceled it.
	I see the Ukrainian propagandist Pekka.
	He's out spreading more lies.
	It must be a day ending in Y. Bada bing, bada boom.
	No reason not to know this.
	The $400 million contract was proposed under Biden.
	Trump said he's not going to proceed with it.
	It was for armored Tesla vehicles.
	God forbid.
	They were the only company that submitted to an open bid.
	Congrats. He found a Tesla Cybertruck briefly struggling in the snow.
	That is some quality propaganda.
	I see why the Canadian government invited you as an expert witness on Russian disinformation.
	And by the way, there's another angle to it where it quite clearly looks like the truck does not have winter tires on.
	And then some people say, well, you know, an SUV should still be able to do that.
	I used to drive a Subaru Impreza.
	It was amazing.
	And a Subaru Outback.
	It was amazing.
	You have all season.
	They're good in the winter.
	And, you know, with a Subaru, you'll get places.
	But it's not just a question of treads.
	It's a question of rubber consistency.
	And I forget which way it goes.
	But when the weather gets cold, it makes it very difficult to get proper traction, especially when the pavement is like minus 20. So we don't even know the temperature.
	We don't know what kind of tires there are, but I don't think it was winter tires.
	And you've got...
	So-called fact-checkers, so-called experts, out there promoting rubbish left, right, and center.
	Pekka is Finnish, I believe, says Colorado.
	He has Pekka Kaliomieni.
	I'm pretty sure he is.
	Where is Pekka Kaliomieni from?
	I'm going to spell his last name improperly, but Grok is going to know.
	I assume you mean Pekka Kalyomieni.
	He's from Finland.
	He's a Finnish computer scientist, social media expert, and postdoctoral researcher at Tampere University, known for his work on disinformation and his, quote, Vatnik soup, end quote, threads on it.
	Can you understand that?
	That guy who sits there and puts out disinformation day in and day out is considered an expert on disinformation.
	I am more of an expert on disinformation than him because I take five freaking seconds to look into things.
	And when I make a freaking mistake, I go out there and try to put my mistake on more blast than the mistake itself.
	Yeah, that's a disinformation expert.
	Who pays him?
	Viva, what's the date on the video?
	Yeah, the video looked like it was from the future for some reason.
	Like it said January 16th, I think, when it hadn't gotten there.
	You need a block heater to start it up in the winter.
	That's a separate issue.
	Okay, that's the separate issue.
	We're going to now take the party on over to Rumble.
	Vote with our feet.
	Vote with our eyeballs.
	Let me make sure I didn't miss any Commitube things there.
	The link is there.
	Get your butts on over, people.
	Let me give a few seconds to see if the number goes down here.
	We're at 1,241 on Rumble.
	Come on over to either Rumble.
	We're on Commitube.
	Come on over to Rumble.
	There's the link.
	Let's see that number drop down substantially and quick.
	Did I give the link to Locals or Rumble?
	Here, hold on a second.
	Let's just do it properly here.
	Here is Rumble.
	Come on over one, come on over all, and I'll give you locals as well.
	We're going to break down this plane, pun intended, we're going to break down this plane crash.
	And it's, I mean, it's a freaking miracle.
	It's just another miracle for the world to see.
	But then it becomes a question of, okay, well, why miracle here and then not miracle in other similar situations?
	I don't know how the cosmos works.
	I just know miracles when I see them.
	And this, holy hell.
	So that is it.
	Tonight, 7 o'clock, John Eastman, birthright, discussion, debate, policy question, and discussing lawfare with John Eastman.
	You may remember him from such documentaries as The Eastman Dilemma.
	Amazing stuff.
	So I'm ending it on Commitube.
	It's going to end it on Twitter as well.
	Come on over to Viva Fraun Rumble or VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com now.
	Okay, and I got to do one thing while I do this is actually end it over on Commitube so it's not like another 45 minutes of a green muffled screen.
	And we've done it now.
	Okay. End.
	And we're done.
	Let me play the video while our commercial airline pilot guest comes on in.
	It's so freaking wild.
	I looped together.
	Not looped together.
	I played it together.
	What is it called?
	Strong stitched.
	I stitched together the three videos that show the timeline here.
	The only thing we're missing is a video on the plane.
	And I'm wondering if they didn't know.
	I'm wondering if they had no idea there was an issue.
	Let me rephrase.
	I wonder if there was actually no issue until they hit the ground way too hard.
	Doesn't look like there's any distress coming in.
	This is the video, and I don't know, trigger warning?
	Does anybody need a trigger warning?
	Nobody dies, so you can't really have a problem watching this.
	Miracle. Watch this.
	Coming in pretty standard, but hot.
	And, bam!
	Oh, fuck.
	Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
	That is absolutely wild.
	These guys are staying pretty freaking calm.
	Some people are going to say, dude, call 911 and stop recording.
	But I presume somebody else was on a phone.
	Wait until you see the dude getting off the plane.
	Drop it!
	Come on!
	Don't get it off!
	Mad credit to those airline stewardesses and staff.
	Lots of swear words.
	Holy fuck.
	Okay. Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Holy fuck.
	Oh my fucking god.
	Yo, I was just on this fucking plane.
	Trying to beep over the swears.
	Oh my god.
	That thing hits the ground.
	We're in Toronto.
	We just landed.
	Our plane crashed.
	It's upside down.
	It's upside down with a Canadian accent.
	Fire department's on site.
	We're upside down.
	Everybody. Most people are going to be okay.
	We're all getting off.
	Some smoke going on.
	We're all getting off.
	So I'm going to keep this in the backdrop just in case we need to come back to it.
	Ladies and gentlemen, that's why you keep your seatbelt on when you're landing.
	Cousin Eddie, you want to come on in?
	We're going to have our...
	Sorry about that.
	On Rumble Studio, if you don't deactivate...
	Don't worry at all.
	I am just amazingly grateful that you are actually coming on such short notice so that we can talk about this.
	We've done an interview before, but just for those meeting you for the first time, your credentials so that they can take what you say properly.
	Now, I'll also preface this with, I'm not speaking on behalf of any previous employer or current employer or anybody else.
	This is just my opinion, okay?
	But yeah, my background is 24 years of military flying, multi-engine turboprops, C-130s and King Airs, and then about three years now, almost three years of commercial aviation flying for a major airline.
	Okay, amazing.
	I'm satisfied with your creds, and admittedly, we all have to do it just so that nobody...
	This is not any form of advice, not speaking for or on behalf of anybody.
	This is your personal opinion based on your quarter century plus of aviation experience.
	First questions first.
	They call that a...
	The flight is a...
	What's it called when it's domestic and regional?
	A regional plane?
	So... Yeah, it's a Delta plane, but not.
	It's run by their subsidiary, which is called a regional airline, which is a much smaller airline in terms of the type of airplane They're the smaller airplanes.
	So that wouldn't have been an actual Delta pilot or flight crew on that plane.
	I believe Delta's subsidiary is Envoy.
	So that would have been operated by Envoy.
	Okay, interesting.
	What type of plane was it?
	I believe that was a CRJ.
	Okay. Something.
	Who manufactures those?
	I believe that one is Embraer, I believe.
	Don't quote me on that.
	No, Donald, actually, I got Grok up in the background, and I know I got Encryptus in there who can tell me in real time.
	By the way, Encryptus has now become a de facto Viva Fry equivalent of Jamie, which is fantastic.
	CRJ Plains, part of the Canadian Regional Jet Series, originally designed and manufactured by Bombardier, a Canadian company.
	Well, stop blaming.
	This is one other strike against the argument of blaming Trump.
	Okay, manufactured by Bombardier, regional plane.
	So what is it?
	It's like two and two aisles down the middle, seats, what, seven?
	Yeah, that's what most of them are.
	They're either two on one side, one on the other, or two and two usually.
	And they feed about 80 people max usually.
	Something in that neighborhood.
	I've got so many questions, I don't know where to start with it, but let me pull up the video again, because...
	I mean, I'd love for...
	This is what people are hypothesizing.
	There's a number of smart people, not just in our local community, but also on Twitter at large, who were saying that it didn't do...
	What was it called?
	The flare when it came into the ground?
	So if you're...
	Again, we're not going to hold you to anything.
	This is mere observation.
	Is there anything you notice with this coming in that doesn't look right?
	Not the approach, necessarily.
	It kind of looks like it picks up a vertical descent speed a little bit towards the end, but they could have caught a tailwind and that might be doing it.
	So the winds would have had a lot to do with how this all went down.
	They did say it was gusty.
	I did not get to see what runway they were landing and what the winds were at the time of landing.
	That would be interesting to see once that comes out.
	And that will be, again...
	You can't know all of this stuff until you see the NTSB report, right?
	Or in this case, it's going to be the Canadians doing the investigation with FAA's help.
	Would you say it looks like it gains descent altitude?
	I mean, it's interesting.
	It looks like it's right about here where it goes down quicker than there.
	Yeah, so that's what I was kind of pointing out.
	And so let me explain to you what happens when you're landing.
	And it's generally the same for...
	The vast majority of these aircraft.
	The altitude at which it starts, the flare maneuver, is different based on weight, type of aircraft, and some other things.
	So the bigger the airplane, like a 747, it's going to start its flare a little bit earlier than this CRD.
	Explain what the flare is for those who don't know.
	The flare maneuver is where we're going to typically...
	Pitch the nose of the aircraft up about 2 to 4 degrees from what we were flying the approach at.
	So the nose of the aircraft is going to come up 2 to 4 degrees, depending on the airplane.
	Again, I'm speaking in generalities, okay?
	If this isn't specific to a CRJ, I've never flown one of those.
	But most commercial aircraft or jets are very similar in concept of how they're going to land and whatnot.
	There's exceptions, obviously.
	So a flare...
	Again, let's go with what the CRJ would probably flare at, in my guess.
	It's going to flare around 30 to 20 feet is where they would begin their flare maneuver.
	So that means they're going to increase the pitch, and that is going to allow the aircraft to slow its descent rate, right?
	And then you're also locking the aircraft in what we call a landing attitude.
	So there's a certain pitch you want.
	You want the aircraft, no problem.
	You want the aircraft at when you touch down, right?
	And it's got, you know, variability in it.
	You don't have to be perfectly on pitch, but, you know, you've got a couple of degrees of forgiveness.
	But basically, that's what you're doing is when he's flying down towards the runway at about, again, estimation for this aircraft, but about 30 to 20 feet above the runway, he's going to begin that flare and...
	That's going to allow him to go through something called ground effect, which is where anytime an aircraft is within its wingtip distance, so whatever the length of the wing is, when the aircraft is within that distance to the ground, it picks up greater lift, and that's called ground effect.
	It's just something that happens to aircraft.
	So by setting the pitch attitude and flaring, and then also being within ground effect, That slows the aircraft's descent rate, and then it touches down smoothly, hopefully, and you go on with the landing from there.
	So that answers at least my ignorant question.
	The flaps on the wings, those are just to slow it down once it's already landed, to slow it down quickly.
	So, no.
	The reason we put out flaps is we want to have more lift on the wing, and we also want more drag into the slipstream so that the aircraft...
	Can fly slower with more maneuverability and not stall, okay?
	So the cleaner the wing, meaning less flaps, the faster you have to fly to not stall the airplane.
	Well, when you're coming in to land, we want to be going as slow as we can or that the airframe design allows for it, right?
	So that it's easier to land and more controllable and, you know, everything goes better when you're going slower kind of thing.
	So we put the flaps out.
	As drag devices and lift devices so that the aircraft will slow down, A, and B, have more lift, but it requires more power also.
	The idea that something was frozen down and locked that didn't, I don't know, slow the plane down enough is not a possibility.
	Or not even applicable.
	There are other things that come out that are drag devices that aren't flaps.
	We have something called a spoiler.
	Honestly, I can't tell you 100% that the CRJ has it, but I'd be willing to bet it does.
	A spoiler is going to come out of the wing and destroy lift over the wing once you touch down so that the wings don't continue to try to fly the aircraft off the ground.
	That spoiler comes out and it makes your brakes more effective because now there's more Wait on the landing gear.
	Does that make sense?
	Because we're destroying lift over the wing, so now the aircraft's going to settle onto the gear and create more effectiveness for the brakes.
	Okay? So that spoiler, if for some reason that were to deploy early and you were still not on the ground, that would cause something like that.
	Okay, that's interesting.
	And I could do that.
	I grokked it while you're looking.
	It says, yes, CRJ planes are equipped with spoilers, though their specific design and function vary slightly depending on the model, CRJ-100, 207.
	Interesting. So there could have been something that deployed prematurely that pushed it down.
	Now, there's a lot of safety systems that are supposed to prevent that, but airplanes have problems sometimes.
	And that was my other question, is in terms of the...
	What was it called?
	Creating the ground effect and pitching the nose up two or four degrees.
	Is that automated or is that pilot manual?
	That's pilot manual.
	Unless the aircraft has auto land.
	The jets that I fly, they have auto land.
	We can just sit there and the plane will land itself and taxi down the runway.
	There's things that have to be done with that, but I don't believe any CRJs that I've ever seen have auto land.
	I'm almost certain of that.
	The pilot, yes, always has, unless you're doing an autoland, always has to set the flare.
	It's a manually done thing.
	And at the same time that they're flaring, they're reducing power on the aircraft so that it will settle down and touch down.
	If you, for instance, these are things that cause hard landings that I've seen, and this is just a truth throughout aviation.
	So if the pilot...
	Rapidly reduces the power at too high of an altitude above the ground.
	He can induce a hard landing because the aircraft slows too rapidly, the lift comes off too quickly, and you get an instantaneous sink rate, is what we would call it, or, you know, descent rate, that goes really high.
	Even though you might only be at, say, 20 feet, the sink rate becomes really fast really quickly.
	And so it'll slam the airplane into the ground and you'll get a hard landing.
	That's one way to do it.
	If I may ask you, is there a technical threshold after which something becomes a technical hard landing?
	Yeah, we typically measure it in G-force.
	So I would say most aircraft, anything above a 2G landing would be considered a hard landing.
	Okay, and then anything above that, anything that is called a clinical, call it that hard landing.
	Runs the risk of breaking landing gear.
	Not at 2Gs.
	We're concerned with overall fatigue on the aircraft and straining the metal.
	So we consider a hard landing something that would have just stressed the airframe.
	Now, to collapse the gear, even on a CRJ, which their gear isn't huge and beefy, don't get me wrong, but to collapse the gear like happened there, they hit hard.
	That was a very hard landing.
	The ground effect is basically compressing the air onto the plane so that it sort of creates a buffer and then makes it thicker so that it's super landing.
	Yeah, kind of.
	And you can feel that as a pilot.
	You can feel when the aircraft enters ground effect because you've got to relax your back pressure on the yoke just a little bit to kind of go through it.
	And if you don't have enough descent rate when you do hit ground effect, you'll float, you'll land long, and you potentially will have to go around because you didn't land in time.
	So it's kind of a balancing act.
	You've got to flare, but not too soon.
	And you've got to pull power, but not too fast.
	These are all the things that go into how we train pilots.
	These guys have had plenty of training, I guarantee.
	Because in order to fly that aircraft, they have to have a minimum of $1,500.
	Bare minimum.
	So they've got plenty of experience.
	Typically, the regional jets have less experienced pilots than, say, The non-regional, the regular Delta pilots, because they get paid less.
	So that's where you're going to go gain experience if you're a civilian.
	You're going to go fly planes like that until you get enough hours to go work for big Delta or big American.
	Jay Ash in our community says, can you get him to describe the slip maneuver?
	This is used with suspected wind shear.
	Technically, you're putting in crosswind correction.
	Not slipping the aircraft, but it is a...
	I mean, if you were to look at the letter of the law, I guess you could call it a slip.
	But typically, what's going to happen, you can land a lot of aircraft in a crab.
	That aircraft did not look like it was slipping, in my opinion, but it could have been.
	I can't see those controls very close.
	So, you know, if the video had been tighter up on the control surfaces, I might have been able to tell you that.
	But a slip is...
	Where we're going to put...
	Let's put it this way.
	I've got to explain what wind does to the plane first.
	As that plane was coming down to land, if the wind had been coming from the right side of the aircraft, the aircraft would have a tendency to do what we want to call weather vane into the wind.
	It always wants to point into the wind.
	Does that make sense?
	I'm trying to expand this.
	There we go.
	Okay, so we're looking at the right-hand side.
	Now, if there's a right-to-left wind, you would see the plane leaning into the wind.
	You would see it turn towards the wind until they put in the crosswind correction.
	Okay. So, I don't know if you can see my hand, but basically, as the plane's coming down, it might do this, and then at the last minute, straighten.
	Does that make sense?
	Yeah. I'm sorry.
	It's coming in like this, and then it's going to straighten out.
	Straighten out when the wheels touch down, or straighten out by virtue?
	It will have to straighten out when the wheels touch down if you land in what's called a crab.
	But you can help the plane not get jerked so hard when it touches down by putting in a crosswind correction or what the guy was calling a slip.
	Technically, you could call it that.
	Is it powering one engine more than the other?
	No, you wouldn't normally do that.
	I've never heard of somebody doing it that way.
	I'm not saying nobody has ever done that way.
	But no, you put in rudder control and aileron control.
	So you're going to...
	Put the...
	If the wind's coming from my right, I'm going to turn the aircraft into it, wing down, and then I'm going to step on the opposite rudder, so my left rudder, and it's going to turn the nose of the aircraft straight, but keep me tracking down the runway.
	It's complicated, I know, and without diagrams, it's hard for me to kind of show you what they're doing, but...
	Everybody does it, and they would have been completely used to it.
	And it will, when you do put those crosswind corrections in, it will decrease your lift.
	So you're ruining some of the lift on the wing.
	So that would also accelerate your descent rate.
	If you did it really high, especially, you would have to add power so that your descent rate would not increase too quickly.
	Does that make sense?
	Yes. Okay, so I'll bring the video back up one more time and just looking at this.
	So other than it looks like there's a dip here, it goes down quicker.
	Forgive me for the stupid questions.
	There's no chance.
	Did it land too early on the runway?
	There's nothing on the runway that if he lands too early would cause the wheels to get sheared off?
	I mean, if he missed the runway, it would, potentially.
	No, it looks like he touched down on the runway, in my opinion.
	Okay. And he just hit hard.
	I mean, real hard.
	What does that feel?
	If you're sitting in your seat, does that break?
	I'm not trying to be funny.
	Does that herniate discs and break backs?
	Oh, it could.
	Yeah, it absolutely could.
	100% could.
	Okay. Because you're decelerating.
	The way that aircraft landed, that would be like a car crash at, you know, whatever, let's call it.
	He was probably, it looked like his vertical speed increased rapidly.
	So let's say he was doing, I don't know, when he touched down to collapse that gear, I don't know what it would have been, but probably instantaneous vertical velocity would have been, I don't know, 4,000, 5,000 foot per minute to do that.
	And so imagine stopping something that's traveling at 4,000 foot per minute, you know, instantaneously.
	That's a lot of force, right?
	And if that's what collapsed that gear, almost guaranteed.
	I mean, I don't know until we see the black box.
	Looking at it, it looks like a super hard landing that just collapsed the gear.
	Hypotheses, would it be a tailwind would be a wind coming from the tail to the front versus a headwind coming from the head to the back.
	A tailwind would cause the drop more likely than a headwind?
	Correct. Correct.
	Because let's say it's a 20-knot, well, they wouldn't mind what's a 20-knot tailwind.
	Let's say it was a 10-knot tailwind.
	Ground is higher than you want it to necessarily be because now you're getting pushed forward as opposed to 10 knots of headwind, which is going to slow you down over the ground, right?
	Your relative ground speed.
	So that's a problem.
	And then because it is a tailwind, again, your wings aren't creating quite as much lift because they're not getting the same amount of airflow over them, right?
	And so your tendency when you have a tailwind...
	You want to pull power because you're just screaming over the ground, but you can't because now you're going to have an insidious sink rate and it's going to cause a hard landing or some other problems.
	Just looking at it, this is Grok and it's aggregating the information, but it says according to Weather Service, Canada winds were coming from the west at approximately 29 miles an hour, 46 kilometers an hour, with gusts up to 38 miles an hour, 61 kilometers an hour.
	The conditions were accompanied by blowing snow following a weekend of heavy snowfall.
	Yeah, that's pretty significant wins.
	That's not a joke.
	That's no joke.
	Okay, I'm going to go to the chat in a second if I've missed any questions that other people had.
	But when it starts to roll, again, maybe a stupid question, where is the fuel on that plane?
	Fuel in almost every aircraft is stored in the wings.
	All aircraft store some fuel in the wings, but some aircraft store all their fuel in the wings.
	It just depends on the aircraft.
	Okay, that's very, very interesting.
	Is that going to be a stupid question again?
	Was that specifically designed for safety?
	I mean, I presume functionality as well, but I presume in an accident, the wings shear off, then less stuff to burn the fuselage, is the word, or the centerpiece?
	Yeah, we would call it fuselage.
	I would say, as I understand it, again, I'm not an aero engineer, but as I understand it, the reason we put fuel In the wings is to prevent them from essentially having to have less lift.
	Oh, let's see.
	How do I say that better?
	So if we don't put enough fuel in the wings, like there's a minimum fuel you can land with for a lot of aircraft.
	Because if you land with less fuel than that, the wings can bend upwards and cause a lot of stress and they can break.
	So they need that weight of the fuel to kind of hold them down.
	Does that make sense?
	Yeah. Well, I mean, I'm almost like a stabilizing device.
	If you put water in something, it becomes much more.
	Yeah, you got it.
	So these wings shear off as it rolls.
	It looks like it rolled.
	One wing did.
	Holy sh...
	And then you see the flame and it burns.
	That wing is off burning in the distance as the fuselage continues to go forward.
	It's amazing.
	Another act of God.
	What do you make of that in terms of a miracle?
	Yeah, I...
	Every now and then you see an aircraft accident and people walk away from it.
	You're like, how did that happen?
	They just don't have any right to be walking.
	It happens.
	In this case, that wing broke off.
	They rolled.
	It's crazy by itself.
	And then the fact that everybody basically walked away.
	I mean, there were some injuries, but that was crazy, Viva.
	And probably most of the injuries happened because somebody wasn't seat belted in tight.
	And when they rolled, they probably fell out of their seat.
	I mean, first of all, the seat belts are not exactly like Formula One seat belts.
	They don't go, they're just around your freaking waist.
	You imagine everybody's hanging upside down by their waist on those narrow nylon bands.
	I mean, that's not comfortable.
	No. Yeah and if there's babies they're very lucky yeah you know women holding mothers holding their babies or something it's dogs yeah holy hell everybody would have felt a vast like massive impact when they hit the runway and then you know it would have you know been very disconcerting very disorienting to be rolled upside down like that and come to a screeching halt um yeah that was that that whole thing when i look at it is Amazing
	that everybody walked away.
	And I'm glad they did.
	And man.
	No, no.
	And I'll read this from Steven Britton in our locals community.
	It says, Viva, please caution everyone to not jump to conclusions.
	Pilot error is one of many conclusions.
	Ask Delta if...
	Ask if Delta pairs up inexperienced pilots or makes sure at least one has tons of experience.
	On these regionals, there's still two pilots, correct?
	Correct. There's still two pilots, and there's going to be a captain and a first officer, and the captain's going to be more experienced, and that's why he's a captain.
	The one thing, to state the obvious, the one thing you can tell from the video is that it was not a standard smooth landing and then the gear magically or inexplicably crawling.
	It was a hard landing.
	Yeah, you can see that clearly.
	So it's going to be wing, technical failure, pilot error, or whatever.
	Yeah, it could be a combination of 20 things.
	Landing and takeoff are critical phase of the flight.
	Things happen very rapidly.
	You have to react very rapidly.
	And if you don't, or you just didn't see it, or didn't anticipate some problem, it can cause issues like this.
	I'm not knocking those pilots in any way, shape, or form.
	It could have been completely out of their control.
	I don't know what happened, because I haven't got the black box data, the telemetry and everything else.
	It's just like that Blackhawk crash.
	I think what I thought was the problem was the problem is what I've found now.
	Basically, the Blackhawk had a major piece of safety equipment turned off, and it would have prevented that problem.
	I don't know why they had it turned off.
	I can't tell you that, but they had it turned off.
	They had their TCAS turned off.
	I'll entertain the theory when you're not on camera about the Blackhawk one, which someone sent me before going live today.
	I was going to make a joke, like, you know, space lasers pushing the plane down or something, but, like, it's freaking amazing.
	It's amazing as in that's a bona fide miracle that the body doesn't break in half as it rolls, and people say good engineering.
	I mean, I guess, you know, it withstood, you know, catastrophic failure, which is what you need in...
	Man, uh...
	Cousin Eddie, thank you very much.
	I mean, hopefully I don't call you up too often because...
	Yeah, hopefully.
	No more accidents.
	Keep them out for the year.
	Okay, well, I think I got everything.
	Let me go to locals and just make sure that I didn't miss...
	If I missed the previous chat, ask him what color the black box is.
	It's orange.
	Yeah, they're not black.
	I don't know why we call them black boxes.
	They're orange.
	They're like neon orange.
	I don't think.
	And everybody giving the kid a hard time for blaspheming and using God's name, the Lord's name.
	Come on, man.
	The kid just got off.
	The kid's a kid.
	And holy crap.
	People walk away from car crashes and be like, I can't believe I was just in that.
	How much does it...
	I'll Google it.
	How much does the CRJ weigh?
	How much do these planes weigh?
	How much?
	Oh, CRJ probably tips in around 80,000 pounds, would be my guess.
	Let's see if you're right.
	Right in that neighborhood.
	Well, it's in kilograms and I'm not doing any...
	No, no.
	Let's see here.
	It looks like...
	Yeah, some of them are 60...
	The CRJ 900, 85,000 pounds, 84,500.
	Some of the smaller ones, 72. CRJ 100, 53,000 pounds.
	Holy crap.
	And there was probably a totally normal flight until that moment.
	Probably. It happens that fast sometimes.
	You know, you just...
	There had to have been more than just one thing that caused that.
	I just have a hard time believing just one issue caused that heart of a landing.
	I think that when the report comes out, you're going to find that it was multifactored and kind of complicated, and the pilots just either couldn't react in time or didn't react in time.
	They may not have been physically capable of reacting in time, depending on what happened and what went wrong.
	So I don't want to, again, I don't want to beat up the pilots because, you know, any given day it could happen to even the most experienced guys.
	And to go back to that guy's question, yes, Delta recruits inexperienced pilots, but into Envoy, right?
	Delta does not recruit.
	Inexperienced pilots, Envoy does.
	They're going to take the newer guys because they pay less and they're flying a much smaller airplane.
	That's where they build experience.
	So technically, anytime you're on a commercial carrier, if you're on a regional jet, so one of these CRJs or the smaller jets, even if it says American, Delta, United, whatever on the side, that's not a United, Delta or American crew.
	It's... An envoy, a PSA, or I can't remember what unites.
	No, don't remember that.
	It's good enough.
	And the question that I believe I've answered is, you know, people say it flew from America, aerospace controlled by NAVCAN.
	It's not FAA over Canada.
	In terms of who bears responsibility if the plane should not have landed in those conditions, would that be air traffic control or would that be pilot?
	Unless the pilot wasn't informed of the actual conditions, it's on the pilots.
	Okay, so if they're saying these are the conditions, the pilot says, I don't like it, I'm going to fly, what, to another airport and land there?
	The captain has all the prerogative in the world for safety of flight to do whatever he needs to to safely land that aircraft.
	All right, that's amazing.
	But again, I'm not blaming the...
	No, no, no.
	It was just a question of who has the...
	What's the word I'm looking for?
	The final authority?
	Yeah, because ATC shouldn't have told them to land, but I'm just wondering who's got the final say.
	Ultimately, it's the pilot who's the captain of the ship.
	That's the pilot.
	The 80,000 flying ship.
	Yes. It's always...
	The captain always reserves the right to do what he thinks is necessary to safely land the aircraft.
	And it wouldn't matter if...
	You know, there could be a situation where air traffic control says, you're not cleared to land.
	And he says, I am landing because I can't go around.
	I have to land.
	I don't have any other choice.
	So, you know, whatever, I'm landing.
	The emergency authority of the captain.
	Okay, well, you know, he's going to have some explaining to do, but he has the authority to do it.
	So, that's just the way it goes.
	Svehansis in our locals community says, ask him if it is likely to be an instrumental or visual landing.
	That would, from...
	The weather I saw in the videos, that was a visual landing.
	Yeah. And even if it was instrument, at some point, again, unless it's an auto land.
	So there are aircraft that are certified so that the pilots cannot see the ground at all and the aircraft can land by itself.
	We're monitoring things, right?
	But it can land and then taxi down the center line of the runway and stop itself.
	Okay? Short of that, all other landings that happen and the pilots are at controls, at some point, you have to take over visually.
	You have to be able to see the runway centerline lighting and see it to land.
	Does that make sense?
	Yes. Cousin Eddie, hopefully we don't talk about this anytime soon, but thank you tremendously for coming on and enlightening us because these are, I think, I don't think I've missed any questions and this has been fascinating.
	Well, glad to help.
	All right, man.
	We'll see you in locals.
	All right.
	Thanks, Viva.
	Have a good day.
	You too.
	I figured out how to do this.
	Okay, I'm going to kick you.
	There we go.
	He's out.
	That's amazing.
	Now, I read a chat that said from the best video they've seen, it was a head from the right wind based on the blowing snow.
	I'll hold off all judgment on that because it's very, very difficult to make anything out of those videos.
	But I haven't seen another angle of the crashing landing other than the one that I spliced together in that video.
	Wild. There was another video that I wanted to show about it.
	Let me just see something here.
	Toronto plane crash.
	Was this?
	Oh, you know, you guys think I'm joking.
	Joe Rogan, you know, says post and ghost and don't get into battles on the internet.
	But that's, and it's fine for Joe.
	Because Joe, we're all fighting this, you know, sort of informational war.
	And we're all fighting it from different places.
	And I say this with no jealousy or animosity, period.
	Some of us are fighting it in the trenches.
	And others are fighting it from B2 bombers in the stratosphere dropping nukes on the enemy.
	Joe Rogan is in a B2 bomber dropping nukes on the enemy.
	And Viva is a grunt in the trenches on the ground fighting with people on Twitter.
	That's the way it is.
	Maybe one day I'll be dropping nukes from orbit.
	I can get everybody with one tweet.
	Right now, I'm maybe doing a little bit of high-level bombing and then ground fighting.
	They were literally trying to blame Trump.
	And I had to chime in a little bit.
	First, we'll go down the hole on this.
	Oh, I can't because I'm incognito.
	Somebody says, probably a bad time for Trump to be firing people.
	I was like, I thought it was a joke.
	I thought it was parody.
	Then someone replies to him and he replies, kindly elaborate how you came up with that assumption.
	This plane came from Minneapolis, a city in the United States operated by United States airline is subject to oversight.
	By a distracted FAA.
	So the person wasn't joking.
	Now, the person didn't necessarily have a trained commercial pilot in their local community to run things by so they can make sure they understand this.
	But, I have to say, a plane built before Trump took office lands upside down in Toronto under NAVCAN authority.
	It's Trump's fault.
	I'm going to watch Idiocracy right now because at least that makes me laugh.
	But you wait.
	You just wait, people.
	I'm telling you now.
	It's going to go from Trump.
	Now they're going to say, oh yeah, Shanta landed there.
	It's a bit of the bad weather.
	They're going to blame climate change.
	I guarantee you the climate crisis.
	And then they're going to bring it right back to Trump.
	Trump and DeSantis, who deny climate phase 8 is a hoax, caused that plane to crash.
	Because have they taken it seriously?
	And you Canadians paid more taxes last year to fight climate change?
	Well, the winter wouldn't have been quite so wintry because extreme winters now is also a sign of climate change.
	That plane would have landed properly.
	Idiots, liars, scoundrels, and dummies.
	Period. Do we have anything else on...
	Do we have anything else on the plane?
	I don't think there is.
	All I will say is whether or not you believe in God may be irrelevant.
	And I dare say is irrelevant.
	Whether or not you believe in God, what we witness there is a straight up...
	Some will say it's good engineering.
	It's good engineering.
	Yes, it is.
	But... I would say even the Titanic sank, although there's hush-hushes about that, it was a freaking miracle.
	That's a miracle, and that people walk away from it.
	By accounts, oh, there were 15 injured, and I imagine there's going to be broken hip bones, depending on your level of osteoporosis, and I'm not trying to be funny.
	Can you imagine an 80-year-old woman going through that?
	My goodness, my grandmother, God bless her soul, when she would give blood, she would have a freaking bruise from her shoulder to her wrist, because she had very small veins.
	See, Booty Juice, I'm going to read your comment.
	You make a great comment, God is an engineer, and your name is Booty Juice.
	Now I feel dirty, but yes, this is the struggle that I've been having for a little while.
	Do I run and get...
	Hold on a second.
	Hold on a second.
	I don't often do this during the main rumble section.
	I've got to show you this.
	Hold on.
	People.
	People, I'm not going crazy and I'm not getting into shells.
	You're going to tell me that there's no engineering to this?
	That there's no design to this?
	The shells that we find at the ocean, I just can't get out.
	Like, look at this one.
	This looks like, I understand that we copy out of nature and we make our things look like nature.
	This looks like the drill bit from, remember Total Recall?
	When the machine comes through and it's drilling...
	Look at this.
	Oh, you don't know.
	It's just over time, things like this happen.
	This is engineering.
	And then I was looking up, why do shells usually form in the clockwise manner?
	Because look at this.
	This is going clockwise.
	It's just an accident.
	It'll happen over time.
	Look at this one.
	This one, I go and get at the Rock and Fossil show and I said, oh, because I thought the guy was using his kid to make...
	To make, you know, whatever the heck this is.
	I was like, oh, who made that?
	And he's like, nobody made that.
	This is called the collector crab, I think?
	The collector shell?
	As the shell grows, it's got little sticky parts, like where teeth go in, and it picks up rocks as it grows.
	I guess for camouflage.
	And like, you know, oh, who made this?
	Your kid made this?
	Congratulations, it's very beautiful art.
	Oh, nobody made it.
	Nobody made it?
	And that's going to satisfy me?
	I went from thinking that this was a human-designed, creative work to, oh, nobody did, and there's nothing behind it.
	It just magically appeared.
	This is freaking cool, people.
	I mean, this is just totally cool.
	All right.
	That's all we have to say about the plane.
	It's amazing that we have a locals community and I know that we have a pilot in there.
	And I'm like, dude, can you come back on and we can talk about this because I've got questions and I know the world needs the answers.
	And now you do.
	Now we're going to go from talking about the most beautiful stuff on Earth.
	Now we're going to go back to the worst people on Earth.
	This is what I was going to start the show with, by the way.
	I wanted to start the show with this video and then I was like, oh, do I go between this one and the other one?
	Again, you know, like...
	The internet is such a wild place where it's filled with accounts that are parody and then they're intended to rage bait.
	Am I not able to share it?
	Rage bait accounts.
	Do you see this?
	No, I got to refresh myself.
	Okay, hold on.
	I'm refreshing and I'll be back in a second.
	And I'm back, people!
	The internet is filled with people who are sometimes authentically stupid, authentically vicious.
	Maliciously so.
	Authentically parody.
	And surreptitiously parody.
	Where you don't know that they're parody and they do it to generate rage.
	And then you're like, oh, dude, it was just a joke.
	Make your freaking joke clearer next time.
	This came across my feed earlier today.
	And I watch it.
	And I got to read the caption first.
	So you're all going to know the telltale science here.
	But then the telltale signs also become part of the parody.
	This person's called Francesca Fiorentini.
	I do not know who she is.
	Correspondent, comedian, host of Bitch...
	Bitchuation Pod, okay?
	Subscribe on YouTube, YouTube, IG Frantino.
	Hold on, me...
	Oh, jeez.
	Is it...
	Did I get duped?
	I did not get duped.
	Maybe I did get duped.
	I don't know.
	Blue Sky is in her header, which means that that for me is like...
	Did I get duped?
	I'm gonna feel very stupid if I got duped.
	This is the video that she puts out.
	Chat, tell me if I got duped.
	He comes from a good place of wanting to make America...
	A healthier place.
	What's wrong with that?
	No, I don't think there's anything wrong with it.
	I think he is the picture of health himself.
	I mean, he's a roided-up 70-year-old who doesn't believe in germ theory and eats roadkill.
	I think that is perfect.
	He sounds like he's speaking into a fan half the time, and he doesn't believe in vaccines.
	He wants to replace healthcare in this country with Ozempic, and he also wants to limit access to antidepressants and psychiatric meds for all Americans and replace it.
	With things like meditation.
	If we think we have a mental health care crisis in this country now, just you wait until RFK Jr. is finished with this country.
	If you think there is some sort of drug epidemic, people are going to be buying.
	Adderall on the black market an insane amount.
	He also thinks that Jewish people and Chinese people can't get COVID.
	That was a fun one.
	You should tell that to my uncle.
	Oh, wait, he's dead.
	Also, 83 Samoans also dead from the anti-vax work that he did in American Samoa, just as there's a measles outbreak in Texas right now because of the kind of lies about vaccines that he has spilled.
	But honestly, Pierce, other than that, truly a picture of health.
	Guys, please tell me that I didn't just get duped by another Angela Belcomino, that this woman is not a stand-up comedy.
	She was legit, right?
	I'm asking Encryptus as we're live.
	I won't feel stupid if I got duped because there's no way to know if she's being next-level, four-dimensional, super-stealth parody.
	I think she's legitimately saying those things.
	Oh, I was nervous for a second, because I do believe I went off.
	But even still, I still went off politely.
	Let me see.
	What did I say to you?
	Oh, no, I think I said pretty much everything you just said, and there's a damn lie, Ichbay.
	I did not use the word Ichbay, because that would be rude, and my grandmother would say, Viva, why do you have to talk like that?
	Hold on.
	My reply to her...
	Dude, for a second, my life was flashing before my eyes.
	I got duped and I fell for a parody account.
	Everything she said was a lie.
	And I was dictating as I'm watching this.
	I'm like, all right, so testosterone supplement for an aging male is not roided up, you idiot.
	I don't even know what the roadkill is coming.
	Is that the thing, the joke about him having eaten the dog, which turned out to be a flagrant lie and it was a goat and he was on something?
	Okay. Can you understand, by the way, look, first of all, as far as a visual goes, I'll give her credit.
	It sounds like he's talking into a fan.
	I mean, fine, that's a funny visual.
	And if anybody's never done it, go into a fan that's moving fast.
	Don't get too close.
	And you go, uh, and it bounces the noise back and it sounds like it's reverberating.
	If you whistle into it, it's even cooler.
	Watch out if you have big protrusions that might get nabbed in the fan.
	So the visual's good.
	But now we're back to being okay with making fun of people with handicaps.
	I mean, I don't know if it's a handicap because it doesn't, like, compromise his life or impede his proper functioning.
	But we're back to being able to make fun of people.
	So they can make fun of Elon Musk for, you know, being autistic or being on the spectrum.
	We can make fun of RFK Jr.'s voice.
	You know, he's got spasmatic whatever the thing is called.
	But my goodness, you make fun of Tim Wall's kid and you are an evil Nazi.
	He does believe in vaccines.
	I'm pretty sure I heard him make that very clear during the congressional hearings, senatorial hearings, sorry, the confirmation hearings.
	I've never heard anywhere that he supports Ozempic.
	I mean, whether or not it's a last-ditch resort for people who are morbidly obese and who are going to die from a heart attack or diabetes and are better off taking their risks with Ozempic, I've never heard anybody suggest that he's promoting Ozempic.
	And they sign it again.
	Talk about the diametric, like Trump is an evil narcissist who's being emasculated by Trump and he's a dumbass moron who staged his own failed assassination attempt and rigged the elections.
	RFK Jr. is trying to bankrupt pharma companies while also promoting pharma companies?
	Idiots! And he doesn't want to limit...
	Idiots! Go back to your pedo buds on Blue Sky.
	You are useless here.
	Okay. And chat, I'm just going to do it one more time.
	Let me just make sure that she's a Cenk stooge.
	She's legit.
	Look at the private chat in the studio.
	Leave that open.
	She was on the Young Turks.
	She was a Young Turks troll.
	She is a Cenk stooge.
	What drives me a little bit nuts, I didn't watch the whole Pierce Morgan segment, but fuck, man.
	Maybe push back.
	The diatribes are nice, and then they get to use their idiotic diatribes.
	To put on their social media to show how they owned the right with just 75 seconds of lies, period.
	One after the other.
	It's the shitstorm of lies.
	Speaking of shitstorm of lies, nobody cares about Mehdi Hasan, and I know that, people, and I can hear you saying it, but like I said, Rogan's dropping nukes.
	I'm in the trenches with the scum of the earth, Mehdi Hasan.
	Did you all hear about the recent scandal involving Mehdi Hassan?
	With all of the talk of aviation, you know, crashes and whatnot.
	Mehdi Hassan, in case you didn't know, by the way, he's Muslim.
	So anytime you criticize him, it's going to be Islamophobic.
	And even when he makes jokes about crashing planes, it would be Islamophobic of you to assume he was making a 9-11 reference when he does it.
	You see this, and I say, gosh, I don't believe screenshots anymore.
	The screenshot was this.
	Mehdi Hassan, who has found a different calling in life after, he was on MSNBC, right?
	He blocked me on Twitter, as I would have blocked me on Twitter as well, because if I were a liar on Twitter, I would not want the vivas of the world consistently calling me out.
	He blocked me before I could still go and see his tweets.
	So back when he blocked me, I couldn't see the shit that he was saying anymore.
	And I have a burner account.
	It's called VivaBurner just so that I can actually bring stuff up on a separate window and view the people who had blocked me if I want to see what they're saying.
	He blocked me because he spews shit and lies on a daily basis.
	It's what he does.
	It's what Aaron Ruport does.
	It's what Brian Tyler Cohen does.
	It's what the Krasenstein brothers do.
	It's what...
	Who's the other one there?
	It's what Pekka Kelly O'Meady does.
	Maybe he'll come on for a discussion one day and he'll explain himself.
	I see a screen grab of Mehdi Hassan saying, make American planes crash again.
	It was in response by the screen grab to two dead in small plane crash at Georgia's Covington Airport.
	I thought it was a joke, or at least I can't trust it.
	Maybe someone's trying to set Medi up and other people buy it.
	It's not fair to have a pile on for something that's factually incorrect.
	No, no, no, no, no, no.
	It's correct.
	Because Medi Hassan afterwards...
	Remember, it's amazing that all of this loops together.
	I gave Lindy Lee a hard time on Twitter before she blocked me, after she blocked me, and right up until the time where she categorically and unequivocally apologized for the tweets of the past.
	Fine. And I said when Lindy was on, like, okay, everybody, like, you can think what you want of her.
	When someone categorically apologizes, it's on you.
	No longer on them.
	When someone doesn't apologize and says F you, okay, then you can continue giving them a hard time for the rest of their lives.
	When someone gives a half-assed ideological terrorist apology, oh, yes, I strongly condemn violence on both sides.
	Oh, yeah, you know, I was wrong, but...
	You can make fun of them for the rest of their lives until they unequivocally apologize.
	Here we have what I refer to as the piece of shit speaking out of both sides of your mouth ideological terrorist apology.
	I deleted my sarcastic quote tweet, but you're Islamophobic for making fun of me about it.
	The victimizer is pretending to be the victim and victimizing the victims of his awful, whether or not it was a promotion of terrorism, I'll even believe that it wasn't.
	I think contextually it was talking about the plane crashes and not...
	Promoting a second 9-11.
	Listen to this insidious, half-assed speaking out of both sides of his ideological terrorist of a mouth.
	I deleted this sarcastic quote tweet because MAGA and Islamophobic folks are clipping it out of context and trying to ridiculously suggest I'm inciting violence.
	I'm sure we can find other better examples of you trying to actually incite violence.
	I agree.
	You weren't trying to incite violence here.
	You were relishing in misery.
	I was obviously mocking the MAGA slogan, Make America Blank Again, and highlighting the shocking number of plane crashes under Trump and the FAA cuts.
	It's amazing.
	You cut.
	It's instantaneous.
	He's been in office for one month.
	It's not the pileup of DEI policy.
	It's the instantaneous alleged FAA cuts.
	It happens immediately.
	It happens in Canada.
	It's crazy.
	There was a collision on the runway in Montreal yesterday.
	It's amazing how FAA cuts in America causes plane crashes in Canada.
	It's a butterfly flapping its wings.
	Okay, again, highlighting the shocking number of things after the FAA cuts.
	But this tweet was in poor taste, poorly worded, and has allowed people in bad faith to call me a terrorist?
	Woe is me, Mehdi Hassan.
	After mocking people who died in plane crashes, you're the victim because people are...
	People of bad faith are taking your poor taste, poorly worded tweets and using it to call you a terrorist.
	I think actually people have better reasons to call you a terrorist based on some clips that I've seen on the internet of how you refer to non-believers, infidels.
	But set that aside.
	With one New York Post reporter ceasing the FBI.
	So I deleted it.
	Meanwhile, the right wants to silence all journalists while crying free speech.
	This is ironic and rich.
	Coming from the POS who has blocked me on Twitter so that his followers don't understand the degree to which they're being lied.
	What did I say here?
	Yeah, whatever.
	That's Mehdi Hasan people.
	Alrighty then.
	Let me go down here and see what's going on.
	I did not want to bring that up, but...
	Sorry, I did not mean to bring that up.
	I wanted to go see the boopsie in our VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community says, isn't the measles vaccine something we haven't used in years, or was there ever one?
	I don't know, but the number of lies in that Ichbay's diatribe.
	The outbreak started before, I mean, we all know this, before RFK even went down, and it started as a result of a lot of people getting sick from prior vaccines, which made the parents somewhat vaccine hesitant.
	But nothing to do with RFK Jr.
	And they know it.
	But they are idiot, lying, scumbag sons of bitches.
	And they block you for calling them out because they don't want...
	They're not afraid of what you have to say.
	They're afraid that their echo chamber is going to understand the truth in what the people fighting in the trenches have to say.
	That being me.
	Roostang! Over on Viva, on BarnesLaw.locals.com says Viva.
	X has good reporting as well.
	War Room's Natalie Winters has been doing good work exposing the creepy Zuckerberg's many groups he's supporting that are anti-MAGA and illegal immigrant sites that report where ICE is going next.
	Steve Bannon and Matt Gaetz are singing her praises.
	When will we see her as a guest on your show?
	I'm friends with her.
	I'm an idiot.
	And I fear that some people get insulted that I don't invite them.
	Hey Siri, text Natalie Winters.
	I think it's in my old phone.
	Okay. That means I know that I haven't texted her at least since I got my new phone.
	I'm going to do it now.
	Okay. So first of all, tonight, John Eastman.
	Friday, Dominic Box.
	Recently freed January 6th.
	It's going to be digital.
	It's not going to be in person.
	And he might not be able to make it in which case I'll just have a regular show.
	And then Thursday, we're going to do something fun.
	Tomorrow, I'm going to do the show and Unusual Suspects at 4 o'clock.
	So busy weekend.
	It's going to be fun stuff.
	Hold on.
	I'm doing it right now.
	Let's hear that.
	No, I'll do it after the show.
	You guys don't need to see that.
	Have I gotten everything?
	And Natalie Winters is amazing.
	And then they give her a hard time for dressing nicely?
	When all else fails, pick on someone's clothing.
	Let me see what I had this one in the backdrop for.
	Oh, this was the question I had from someone who follows me on Twitter.
	Good information.
	When an aircraft is stabilizing descent during the last phase, the float, runway, ground will affect, decelerating enough lifts.
	This is where I got the question from, and we got the answer.
	Speaking of stupid fucks, I know what that's about.
	Open invitation to Pekka Kalliomeni to come on for a live discussion.
	I will be just as sassy with his propagandist buttocks, but I will be fair.
	Don't be a sissy, Pekka.
	You want to spew the propaganda?
	Bygones have the courage and intellectual honesty to be questioned on it.
	And in the voice of Morgan Freeman, he did not have the intellectual honesty to be questioned on it.
	All right, peeps, I think we did it.
	I think we did it.
	I don't notice anything anymore in the backdrop, and I want to save some discussion time for vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	I think, let me see, if the ostrich farm is coming back on.
	Are you able to come back on?
	We'll do it over on Locals.
	Universal Ostrich Farms is going to give us an update, and this is going to be exclusive to locals, and then I'll publish it afterwards and everybody else can get the information, but we'll get the Q&A coming from our chat.
	Aviva tossed me the digits.
	No! I am so neurotic about sharing contact info.
	Plus, I don't think she's married.
	I was shocked at how young she was.
	I think she's 23 years old.
	How old is Natalie?
	Winters. Does this put me on a, like, a Grok database?
	Like, suspected pervs?
	Natalie Winters.
	It seems your question, Natalie Winters doesn't clearly match with a well-known public figure.
	Yeah, 23 years old.
	I'm meeting her, seeing what she's been doing with Bannon's war room while he was in jail, and, like, 23 years old.
	My goodness.
	And I was just, I was actually just having this thought earlier today that, you know, we have a bunch of kids here.
	They're varying in age.
	My nieces are here.
	The difference between the brain of a 10-year-old and the brain of a 14-year-old, it's wildly different.
	And then 14 to 18, different, not wildly different, but sufficiently different that, you know, a 14-year-old doesn't have a conversation normally with an 18-year-old.
	18 to 22, even less.
	And then 18, 22 to 26, even less.
	And then I was telling my wife, like, and then you think like an 80-year-old to an 84-year-old?
	There's no difference whatsoever, except whichever one deteriorates faster.
	But she's an amazingly talented, competent person.
	And then to be picked on because of the clothing that she wears?
	I mean, you've got to be dressing really bad in order for that to be a warranted critique.
	Let me do one thing before we head on over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	It's going to involve a text to...
	The farm and hopefully they can come on.
	I think there was a time zone issue.
	It's 2 o'clock here, which makes it 11 o'clock there.
	I think she was doing another interview and then would come on afterwards.
	So I'm going to give everybody the link to Locals.
	And it's going to be supporters only because we're doing it through Rumble Studio.
	But come one, come all, if you are so inclined, $10 a month.
	$100 a year if you buy it all at one time for our exclusive stuff that's there.
	There's a lot of it that's not exclusive, so it's not just a question of putting everything behind a paywall.
	And we have an amazing community.
	Now, what the heck am I trying to do?
	I'm giving the link over here.
	Link to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	But there are tip questions over on Hrumble, Hrumble Hrant, that I must get to, and I'll get to the tip questions as well.
	Viva! King of biltongs in the house.
	I'm still going through the beef bouquet biltong.
	It's freaking delicious.
	The sausage is actually...
	I don't know what spice is in it.
	I love it.
	King of Biltong says, increase your protein intake by adding some tasty high-protein meat snacks.
	Biltong is packed with B12, iron, zinc, creatine, and more.
	Get some at Biltong USA.
	Code Viva for 10% off.
	Andrum12 says, so, if we embrace climate change, pay more in taxes to battle it, adopt more laws to fight it, then how long before the weather will always be perfect with no snow, no hurricanes, nor tornadoes?
	Never. Then the question is, like, we've got a lot of people on Earth.
	I fight with my kids over the thermostat.
	I know when they turn it down to 72. 73 is the limit that I will tolerate.
	74 is what I prefer.
	We can't even agree on two degree temperature in a house to make it comfortable.
	Humankind is never going to agree on what good weather is.
	Pieran says, Viva should have played more of that Morgan clip where Debra the Scarf Burks says the COVID shot was not designed to prevent transmission.
	Now she tells us, I'm going to go find that.
	And I'm going to go put that on blast.
	I just don't watch Piers Morgan.
	Nothing to do with that coward having blocked me.
	It's not a question of platforming idiots.
	It's that sometimes the pushback or immediate correction is not issued.
	And it's sort of a shit show.
	Who keeps their house at 68?
	Sorry, hold on one second.
	That's not what I wanted to bring up.
	Who keeps their house at 68?
	That's a bloody sacrilege.
	That's a bloody outrage!
	Unpin. I can't bring it up.
	It says, Red Team 33 over on our Locals team says they keep their house at 68. That's too cold.
	That's way too cold.
	And then I was going to go get the tip questions over on VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com We got Roostang.
	Okay, I got that one.
	Boopsy, isn't there a measles vaccine, something we haven't used in years?
	I got that one too.
	Roostang says, Viva, are you going to head out on a catamaran?
	For a coral reef snorkeling expedition at Key West.
	Don't forget to pack that GoPro or upgrade to the better model to take pictures.
	You may end up winning the GoPro award.
	I don't think they're doing the GoPro award anymore.
	And I do necessarily have to upgrade because...
	Can you see that?
	Hold on, get in focus.
	That's a cracked screen on the GoPro.
	And I remember exactly where it was.
	I was biking in the back where the gators are.
	And it fell off my bike.
	And there's a bit of a chip.
	On the glass there, too, as well.
	So this one is no longer submersible.
	But I'm going to get a new GoPro, obviously, sooner than later.
	But I don't think they do the GoPro million-dollar challenge anymore.
	Does GoPro do the million-dollar challenge anymore?
	I think it stopped being cost-effective.
	Grok says no.
	Well, hold on.
	I've gotten ahead of the answer.
	It's taking too long.
	I've lost my attention.
	It says, GoPro has not officially announced the end of the Million Dollar Challenge, but there's no clear indication of it continuing in 2024 or 2025 either.
	It's a shame.
	I loved it.
	It gave me a good excuse to buy a new GoPro and go out there and make videos.
	Finboy Slick says, Have you ever had Josh from Disaffected on the show?
	He has great perspective on Cluster B personalities and how to better understand these people in our lives and our government.
	He could...
	Use the exposure, and he's a pretty cool dude.
	Finboy, absolutely, I'm going to go.
	First of all, I love it because I do have, I think I'm a pretty decent judge of character when it comes to pathological narcissists, of which I would include Mehdi Hassan.
	Steven Seagal's Finns, Thunderstruck, from Shein Visage.
	I'm not playing it because it's music.
	Viva, perhaps Pekka considered an expert on disinformation because he continually practices it, says Pasha Moyer.
	There's no question about that.
	And I got the rest there.
	Due process, Barnes and I are awesome.
	Oh, yeah.
	Okay, I got that one as well.
	All right.
	So what we're going to do now, I'm going to get a video ready.
	You all know why.
	What do I want to play in the backdrop here?
	What was this?
	Oh, this is funny.
	I'll play this as I do what I do when we go over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	Rumble, come on over.
	If you're not coming, remember to get the book, people.
	Louie the Lobster, Returns to the Sea.
	I don't have my copy here.
	Kid's book.
	Nobody has ever regretted buying a kid's book unless you opened it up and found that it had wildly inappropriate image and content for children.
	Who's got it at 64, Spinnaker?
	No way.
	So hold on a second.
	Before we do this, am I the asshole?
	I thought 74 was...
	Absolutely already cool enough.
	I'll look at locals afterwards, but Rumble, am I the unreasonable one?
	Because I always thought I was being very reasonable.
	I can't sleep when it's 72. I feel the wind blowing.
	I mean, it drives me nuts.
	Let's see what's...
	All right, it doesn't matter.
	Nobody cares.
	Come on over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	7 o'clock tonight.
	John Eastman, Robert Barnes, Birthright Citizenship, Discussion, Debate, and we're going to talk lawfare.
	In the meantime, everybody, I will end on this because I want to continue to bring up...
	I haven't gotten my daily update on the status of Roger Ver, but I'm going to reach out to Blagojevich and see if he wants to come on because Blagojevich posted this and it's just amazing.
	And then I was looking it up just to really...
	You can't even get a grasp on the number of people whose lives...
	Donald Trump is saved.
	Blagojevich says, five years ago today, President Trump pulled me out of a prison after spending eight years there for the non-crimes of practicing politics.
	Last week, the president granted me a full pardon.
	When he sees wrongs, he writes them.
	What a great guy and what a great president.
	Trump is the only man who looks better after four years of being president, four years of nearly being bankrupted, jailed, and then killed.
	He's a man, he's cut from a different cloth.
	Of human fibers.
	God bless him.
	Bring it back here.
	I say Blagojevich.
	The Jan Sixers.
	1,500 plus of them.
	Ross Ulbricht.
	Michael Harris, founder of Death Row Records.
	30 years in jail for cocaine distribution.
	Calvin Zastrow, Paulette, Harlow, Lauren Handy, Beverly B.D. Williams were the pro-lifers who were jailed.
	Enrique Tarrio.
	Proud Boys.
	So many more.
	Trump has literally saved thousands of lives.
	There are a few notable outstanding people who deserve pardons.
	Brian Colfage, the triple amputee who's rotting.
	He's in a medical facility because of his triple amputee war veteran heroic service.
	He's at a medical detention facility for the We Build the Wall non-fraud.
	Roger Ver, Bitcoin Jesus.
	Edward Snowden, if you can't protect whistleblowers, whistleblowers will not come forward.
	Peter Navarro, who may or may not want the pardon for the same reasons that Bannon probably doesn't want one.
	Julian Assange, who doesn't really need one, but it would be a question of principle.
	Many more that I'm definitely forgetting, and if we go down, I'm sure.
	Dexter Taylor, can't help him.
	Tina Peters, can't help him.
	Trump, in one month, has done so much.
	It's amazing.
	Okay, so now we are officially going to go over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com for our exclusive afterparty, and then I'm going to go...
	Maybe fishing and get ready for tonight's show.
	There's nothing I need to prepare for John Eastman because I know his story.
	I watched the documentary and I hosted the panel on Lawfare in which I was blessed with the accidental introduction of President Donald John Trump.
	So ending it on Rumble.
	Thank you all for being here.
	Like, share, subscribe, snip, clip, share away, spread the word, help the channel grow.
	And thank you all for being part of the community.
	And now we're going over to locals.
	Peace out, Rumble.

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