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March 24, 2025 - Viva & Barnes

01:19:01

RFK Jr. to Ban Pharma Ads? Pierre Poilievre Rally CRUSHING IT? The Boasberg Battle & MORE!

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	I'm going to advise Donald Trump to do in order to correct the chronic disease epidemic is to ban pharmaceutical advertising on TV.
	Hey. Thank you.
	Crap, is that my internet?
	Is that the video or the internet?
	It's definitely the video.
	Ah, crap.
	Well, whatever.
	You know what?
	We don't need to play it for much longer.
	It was only intended to be the intro video, but we'll keep it in the backdrop just in case.
	Good afternoon.
	It's 3 o'clock, people.
	Tomorrow, I will really be starting at 4 o'clock.
	Today, there was something of a hiccup, and I was more than happy to accommodate to maintain the flow of Rumble live raids throughout the day.
	The joke I was going to make with this ad, and this is not specific to the crowd, That the crowd cheers banning pharmaceutical ads when we know the statistics on the number of adults that are on, I would say, unnecessary pharmaceuticals, unnecessary medications that are overprescribed.
	And part of the reason why is because of the...
	It's not even a monopoly.
	It's narrative control that is acquired through the pharmaceutical advertisements on network television.
	We'll get there in a bit, people.
	We'll get there in a bit because we're going to talk about a bunch of stuff that's in the news.
	It was a quiet day for a little while.
	We're going to talk about some Canadian stuff.
	We're going to talk about some American stuff.
	And we're going to talk about Boesberg.
	The ever-corrupt Judge Boesberg who is dictating how Trump should be president.
	But we're going to get there in due course.
	And you're going to meet someone today whom I think many of you know him.
	I remember the first time I had him on the channel.
	I was up at my parents' cottage.
	And we had been not warring on Twitter, but we had some jabs back and forth because I consider him to be a Conservative Party of Canada, Pierre Poilievre bro, and he considers me to be a Maxime Bernier PPC bro.
	He's become a friend and he's become quite a phenomenal journalist, for lack of a better word.
	He is media.
	We are the new media.
	Pleb the reporter is going to come on and talk about...
	What's going on in Canada?
	Because he was at the Pierre Poilievre rally yesterday, which I think gave a bump to the Conservatives, to bring them back to even-steven in the markets, or at least the betting markets, for who's going to be the next Prime Minister of Canada, who's going to be the next government of Canada.
	So, before he gets here, before we talk about everything of the day, welcome to the channel.
	I do not typically have this as my home office.
	I am up in St. Augustine.
	It's a beautiful town, as many of you know if you were watching yesterday.
	I went and double-checked.
	Someone in our local community said Viva St. Augustine is not the oldest settlement in America.
	It's actually Pensacola, but Pensacola was wiped out by a hurricane sometime in the mid-1500s.
	So St. Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied city settlement, whatever, in America.
	I was not able to independently verify that.
	At that point in time, it's irrelevant, whether it's Pensacola or St. Augustine's.
	Imagine, I'm looking out the window at the ocean, and you imagine people washing up on these shores, landing their boats, and then wading through the water to approach a land that 500 years ago was natives.
	Native Americans, whoever was here at the time, they were hunter-gatherers, they were growing seeds, and they were living off the meat of the land.
	You imagine what that must have looked like.
	And then I watched a little bit of the history of La Florida, which is what it was called.
	It's an amazing thing.
	History can only make sense to you when you're old enough to appreciate it.
	La Florida, discovered by the Spaniards, the Spains, the Spanish.
	And there was a war between Spain and England.
	And there was a guy named...
	Drake, and they called him Draco, the dragon, who came in here and he destroyed and pillaged St. Augustine and stole the treasury from the treasure box in the fort that we went to yesterday.
	And you realize why?
	I never understood it.
	What's that movie?
	Princess Bride.
	Never take a Spaniard at his word?
	Sorry, that's from the movie, people.
	That's not my quote.
	The reason why Drake, the British...
	Why he distrusted the Spaniards was because they had a ceasefire when there was some sort of battle, and the Spaniards went back on their word and killed a bunch of the Brits, and El Drago, Drake, never forgave the Spaniards.
	So, it's beautiful.
	I'm up here.
	I'm going to be back in my home studio tomorrow for the 4 o'clock show.
	We'll be at 4 o'clock tomorrow, and I'm going to try to keep my schedule this week, but I might be on the road in D.C., so I might be in another...
	Airbnb hotel studio Wednesday, Thursday.
	Big news, potentially Thursday.
	And then back to my studio on Friday.
	That is it.
	All right.
	Now, before we get started, we've got to thank our sponsors for today's show.
	I have been raided, by the way, by The Quartering.
	The Quartering is 3,000, maybe less, away from 300,000 followers on Rumble.
	We have all made the decision.
	I don't even want to call it a sacrifice.
	We have made the decision to pull our daily streams in the Rumble lineup off of YouTube.
	At some point, you use YouTube, and I will continue to use it for the reach, for the promoting the Rumble channel, promoting the vivabarneslaw.locals.com, best above-average law community out there, in cryptis.
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	He is an AI guru.
	He's an amazing human, and he is helping me with the show on a regular basis now.
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	But we're pulling our stuff from our day streams from YouTube and bringing exclusively to Rumble.
	And you have to do that.
	We've used YouTube enough to cross-promote.
	I will continue using it to cross-promote.
	But at some point, it's not only not a sacrifice.
	It's value-added brand recognition.
	And we want Rumble to be the place where people go to get good, accurate news.
	You want short videos?
	YouTube's your place.
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	YouTube's your place.
	So we're all doing it.
	And the Rumble lineup starts at 9 o'clock and it goes to, I don't know when, 9 or 10 o'clock.
	You got Evita from Dan Bongino.
	You got Crowder.
	Steven Crowder, louder with Crowder.
	Amazing man.
	He goes into Tim Pool.
	Tim Pool goes into the, I think it's going to be Russell Brand as of tomorrow, who goes into the quartering, who then goes into, I forget what exactly the order is, but today the quartering has...
	Pass the baton on to me and rated our chat.
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	So at the very least, I get to tell Jeremy at the quartering, my crowd, our crowd, the people who watch Viva Frye are active on the interwebs.
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	When major advertisers conspired to pull their dollars, even brands like Dunkin'Donuts, the all-American coffee company, said Rumble had a right-wing culture that it didn't want to spend its dollars on.
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	Now I see Pleb the reporter in the backdrop.
	So we're going to start with the Canadian stuff and then go over to the American stuff.
	And if you don't know what's going on in Canada, it might be too late for you to make some easy coin on the markets.
	I know you hear my typing, and I'll try to type with my fat paws a little quieter.
	I think you may have missed the part of the markets where there was some easy money to be made, where they were still predicting a liberal majority government.
	The idea that there would be a liberal majority government is stupid.
	Period. Full stop.
	There's still some good money to be had on that, but it's becoming increasingly more unlikely.
	I think there were some people who were thinking Mark Carney's really going to...
	Really going to take a liberal government majority in the next election.
	The election has been called April 28th.
	The markets have sort of balanced out after Pierre Poilievre's massive rally yesterday.
	And Pleb, the reporter, who is actually, like, face it, Pleb, he's a reporter.
	I think he's very proud to wear the title.
	Was at the rally.
	He's got the creds.
	And he's an amazing person.
	Pleb, if you can hear me, unmute yourself and activate your camera if you're ready to come in.
	And if you're not, I can play a couple of good videos of Mark Carney.
	Just go ahead to see if I've received a text message from the pleb.
	It's over here.
	Wait, where is it?
	I'm just going to text him.
	Ready when you are, smiley face.
	I do want to bring something else up.
	While pleb is getting warmed up, we'll get warmed up.
	With a pleb post from the rally.
	Check this out, people.
	The crowd absolutely explodes for Pierre Poilier in liberal terrain.
	Look at this!
	Now, in fairness, Pleb could be a little hyperbolic on the interwebs.
	Oh, here we are.
	Dude! I was just getting ready to needle you just a little bit, where Pleb is at a conservative rally saying the crowd is exploding for Pierre Paulieff.
	I would be nervous if they didn't, Pleb.
	Sorry, I'm trying to figure out this new Rumble app.
	I'm like a Mark Carney boomer here, just trying to figure out how to turn my camera on.
	No, you don't.
	I'm an idiot.
	I say for the first time users, sometimes I'm not reluctant, but it's not a thousand percent intuitive, but you figured it out.
	For those who don't know it, because look, the last interview we did together two years ago, maybe because it was even more than that.
	Yeah. Dude.
	I don't remember if your name...
	I think your name is public, but I don't want to be the one to disclose it.
	If it's not, who are you?
	Tell the world, because you're going to have a nice, beautiful rumble audience today to expose yourself to, politically speaking.
	I just want to say thank you.
	I don't normally do interviews.
	I usually turn them down, but I could not turn down an interview from you because you were the person...
	You're the first person who literally launched me.
	You're the first person who brought me on to your live stream.
	You're the first person who started sharing my tweets on Twitter back in the day.
	When you really gave me the bomb.
	When you had a job.
	Yes, when I had a job.
	A real job.
	When I had a nine-to-five job.
	Exactly. You're the first person to show me love.
	You and Jack Posobiec.
	And for this, I will be forever grateful.
	So I'm happy to be on the show.
	It is funny because I make jokes.
	People back in the day thought we were sincerely sparring with one another because you're a Pierre Poirier bro and I'm a PPC bro.
	I make fun of you when you say silly things.
	What was the last one where I said you're better than this?
	And I think that always gets misinterpreted.
	But what was that post where you said...
	We were debating over the fact that Maxime Bernier has been very lazy for the last four years.
	Has not done...
	Any work.
	And all of a sudden, a month before the election, this guy is working.
	He's doing a podcast.
	He's actually working instead of collecting a paycheck.
	I just thought that the timing was a little bit suspicious.
	And to which my needle was, yeah, it's real suspicious someone does interviews and campaigns in the month leading up to an apparently obvious election.
	We'll get into this, but tell the world who you are, for those who don't know.
	I am a YouTuber.
	Who makes videos about the absurdity of politics.
	I'm also on X. I report, I guess if you ask Viva, he'll say that I am a professional Pierre Polyev fanboy.
	But I do more.
	You know, I cover Canadian politics.
	I like to cover the absurdity of politics, the culture wars here in Canada.
	That's kind of my forte.
	So, and it's Canadian stuff.
	People should follow you because it is amazing.
	None of us are perfect, and some of us have our blinders on at all times.
	But I think even you are introspective and self-reflective about your blinders.
	You make fun of yourself, which is a great thing.
	So my crowd knows now what's going on.
	We have the election going.
	You and I have been talking, you know, the market predictions, which are typically the most accurate way of under...
	Forget the polls.
	You look at the markets.
	The markets are not perfect.
	But the markets took a massive bump yesterday, or at least the one I'm following over on CalSheet.
	And full disclosure, I've told everybody, it's not a wager, it's not a bet.
	It's an investment in what I think were imbalanced odds from the get-go.
	It was never 60-40, and it sure as sure was not 16% of likelihood of a conservative majority government.
	What happened yesterday?
	You were at the Pierre Poitier rally?
	I was at the rally yesterday, and it was the craziest.
	Craziest political rally I've ever been to.
	I drove to Toronto yesterday from Montreal because I wanted to be there for the campaign launch.
	And I was blown away, man, by the amount of people that showed up in a very liberal riding.
	You guys got to know, your audience got to know, Toronto is like California in the United States, you know?
	It is a very, very liberal city.
	And last night, man.
	The turnout for Pierre Polyev was 2,500 people.
	They turned away hundreds of people from coming into the venue.
	And they even gave them free t-shirts.
	Because so many people were not going to be able to get into this rally yesterday.
	And I don't know, man.
	It just gave me a lot of hope.
	And I don't know if that affected the odds.
	Because we were talking about the odds the other day.
	How Pierre Polyev had an 11% bounce on Polymarket and Kelsey.
	In a 48-hour period.
	But it really started, I think, when he started hammering down on immigration a little bit more in his campaign.
	I think the base really wanted to see him talk about immigration because the funny thing with immigration here in Canada, I'm going to let you guys in on a little fact.
	The majority of people are fed up with the amount of immigration here in Canada, and this transcends.
	Party lines.
	Conservatives care.
	I have conversations, Viva, with liberals in real life.
	And the one thing we agree on is immigration.
	The only reason I'm laughing is I just noticed who and what was above your head.
	We'll get into that in a second, people.
	Immigration. You're in Montreal now.
	You were not always in Montreal.
	I am a Montreal, Quebec boy, born and raised.
	I did move to Ottawa for a couple of years, but I was still in the Quebec side.
	I've technically never left Quebec in my whole life.
	All right, now tell the world, I mean, because I talk about the fact, you know, in Canada, one in four people in Canada were born outside of Canada.
	20% of parliament is not Canadian born.
	You're in Montreal.
	I mean, tell us what it's like being in Montreal now and how it's changed over the years, if it's changed over the years.
	Well, in the last few years, I don't really go to the city anymore, but it has changed.
	I mean, I travel a lot, and when I come into the airport, it looks a lot different than it did a decade ago.
	And for example, in Montreal, we have a famous Greek neighborhood.
	What is it?
	Park X Viva?
	Park X used to be a famous Greek neighborhood that has been completely taken over by Indians in Park X. So the demographics are definitely shifting.
	We're seeing Palestine protests every single weekend in this city.
	The demographics have definitely shifted.
	The vibe has definitely shifted.
	Montreal is not what it was 20 years ago.
	We had multiculturalism 20 years ago, but now what we have now is just...
	Completely on steroids and out of control.
	It's, I said it, I don't know how publicly I said it because you can't even say these things without people just reflexively calling you whatever phobe-ism.
	When I landed in Toronto for a rumble event and I'm walking through the airport.
	It was like being in another country.
	And people would say, well, that's only based on skin color.
	It could very easily have been a bunch of Caucasians who were dressed in garb where I would have known I'm in another country.
	It's like landing in another country.
	I was in an Uber talking to the Uber driver.
	He was an Indian-Canadian.
	He's like, it's out of control.
	Even the native Canadian Indian population doesn't like it.
	Crime is out of control.
	Traffic is out of control.
	That is the secret that nobody knows, okay?
	I speak to immigrants who came here 20, 30 years ago.
	They are the most anti-immigration people in this country.
	White people want immigration way more than immigrants do.
	They want to put a cap on this.
	They came to a country that was supposed to be great, but it's really not due to a lot of factors, but immigration is definitely one of them.
	I mean, you bring over...
	How many people did we bring over in 2023?
	Over a million people?
	Yeah, it depends if you trust or believe the numbers, but it's been over 500,000 for six years, give or take.
	I mean, it's...
	Pleb. And it was Sam Cooper, the journalist, who told me...
	Brought this to my attention.
	We're at 343 ridings now, or 344, and it was 338 back in 2001.
	So they've had to add five more ridings because of immigration, 97% of which is, sorry, because of population growth, 97% of which is immigration, and we're seeing it.
	I mean, it's what it is.
	But now, hold on, I didn't actually, do you ever, you reveal your name publicly or no?
	I've revealed my name.
	My name's Nick, but I like going by the pseudonyms.
	You know, it's good.
	You get into these events.
	Now, some of these guys are following you on X. I mean, whether or not they're realizing, I mean, Pierre had to change tack at some point, especially when Carney, who's the Kamala 2.0, stole his acts of the tax, which was their tax to acts in the first place.
	Now they're on immigration.
	Whether or not it's the symbiotic relationship or people evolving in time or they're actually following you, you're calling some decent shots as far as predictions go.
	What is the sentiment?
	I don't care what district you're in in Montreal.
	I ran in Westmount NDG, but I no longer live there.
	What is the sentiment locally and what is the sentiment when you go to the rallies?
	Protesters, counter-protesters, whatever you want to call them at the conservative rallies, are they there?
	So yesterday when I was streaming, I asked people in the lineup, by the way, I've never seen something like this.
	The hotel, people were lined up to get into his rally like two hours before the rally started.
	There were hundreds of people there.
	And man, did you see, did you watch the stream or did you see the video of the crowd?
	The hotel was completely jammed with people waiting to get in, but the parking lot, I've never seen something like this.
	The line went through the entire parking lot all the way out to the street.
	It was truly, truly insane.
	The next line of attack is Pierre Poilier is copying Trump so much he's pulling Trump-sized rallies.
	But people are going to say 2,500 is not that much.
	But that's the cap of the rally, right?
	And then people had to wait outside.
	Yeah, of course.
	There was hundreds of more who didn't get in yesterday.
	Yeah, it would have been much bigger.
	I don't know if Pierre is doing this on purpose, booking like...
	Venues that are, like, gonna sell out like that.
	But, like, I think this guy needs bigger venues, man, because there's always overflow.
	His last couple events, there's been overflow at.
	And this is why I don't believe the polls, Viva.
	I see this with my own eyes.
	I see Canadians an hour and a half in the free...
	You know how cold it is in Canada.
	You've lived it your whole life.
	Waiting in freezing cold minus 10 to get into a political rally in liberal Toronto.
	It is...
	Crazy, dude.
	It's crazy.
	I saw on the chat, people said, bring up the Apple video, because that's thus far been Pierre Poilier's, I won't say claim to fame, but it's a pretty good moment.
	I'm not playing the whole thing, but...
	On the topic, I mean, in terms of your sort of strategy, currently, you're obviously taking the populism pathway.
	What do you mean by that?
	What does that mean?
	Well... NPC.
	This is NPC talk.
	I read that online.
	It goes on, it just says, what do you mean?
	What do you mean?
	What does that mean?
	Why am I...
	But, pleb, I'm going to continually needle Pierre Poiliev until he starts doing what I think he should be doing, which is more of those, not necessarily only with friendly media.
	I know everyone says he did Jordan B. Peterson.
	He's not, he could pull a Kamala in the negative sense where he can screw himself by not doing podcast format interviews.
	Whereas I still think Carney is Kamala 2.0.
	It was a mistake.
	I called it out.
	I don't know if you saw me on X the day that PBD called him out.
	I said it was a mistake not to do that show.
	And I got flamed, by the way, from people like, that's not a Canadian podcast.
	It's like, yeah, but he has millions of subscribers on YouTube and they're going to clip things out.
	And it's the opportunity to be able to go viral.
	You know, that is where Pierre's superpower has been.
	Is how he just chews up these reporters over the years, makes them look like fools, goes viral.
	That was like what launched him.
	Like we saw the Apple video.
	The Apple video wasn't even the only...
	There was like at least four, five, six other occasions where Pierre just eats these reporters alive.
	And I think that's what made him famous.
	One of the things we're not seeing now as we're getting closer to the election is Pierre is a little less combative.
	He doesn't want to upset the liberal media, I guess.
	But the thing that really made his base fall in love with him was his ability to fight.
	Fight for conservative values and conservative ideas and make these crooked reporters just look foolish.
	That was my favorite part about covering Pierre over the last two years.
	Well, I think he needs to be, I won't say conservative in terms of He's conservative for the name, but I think he's got to start getting a little bit more solid.
	You can't run a Trump campaign in Canada, okay?
	But listen, listen.
	You can't run the Trump platform in Canada.
	Could you run the Trump platform in California and win?
	Because Canada and California is the same thing.
	If Trump ran in California, he'd lose.
	The pushback...
	Well, first of all, you're right to some extent in that Canada doesn't...
	Even conservative Canadians, I don't know what percentage of them are, don't like Trump or have a negative impression of him.
	But Trump did very well in California, save and except for the illegal votes that they counted for a month afterwards in LA.
	And so people would say...
	Maybe one more election cycle and you can actually turn California.
	But there is not running like Trump and then there's picking fights with Trump that you don't necessarily need to pick that I don't think translate into any increased support in Canada.
	I disagree.
	I disagree.
	Canada's not a real country, Viva Frye.
	You left this place.
	Canada is not a real country.
	So we spent 10 years of our country literally falling apart, right?
	We have like...
	People can't even afford homes.
	They're living at their houses with their parents in their 30s.
	We have record lineups.
	Okay, for food banks.
	We have homeless camps all over the country where we never even saw them before.
	We have crime going through the roof right now.
	And Canadians, number one issue going into this election is Donald Trump by an overwhelming amount, which proves that we're not a real country.
	So yes, I think he has to hammer Trump.
	Do I like seeing him hammering Trump?
	No. Does he have to hammer Trump if he wants to win?
	100%. I am...
	See, whose polls?
	I know that it's sort of not a loaded question, but I'm going to be able to wiggle out.
	I've seen the data from all the polling companies, and they ask Canadians, what's your top issue?
	And it's Trump.
	On every single poll, it's Trump.
	I think that is because of the nature of the polls.
	I think they're fake polls to begin with because they're probably getting a disproportionate amount of liberals to begin with.
	But that is something else as you look into the ECOS polls.
	The ones that predicted the liberal shift.
	You know the ECOS polls.
	If you look at the sampling data on that, they are oversampling university-educated Canadians by a lot in those polls.
	So yes, there is a lot of deception in these polls.
	It's definitely not accurate, but you know what is accurate?
	The betting markets.
	I think we can both agree that the betting markets are probably the most accurate.
	Predictor of the feeling of the people and what's going to happen in the next election.
	Yeah, the markets can also be influenced by a few big bets or a few people with fat fingers, at least temporarily.
	I'm convinced that there were at least yesterday.
	Yeah, but then the other side's going to buy it up.
	Well, yeah, for sure.
	It's a giant marketplace with millions of dollars.
	It's hard to manipulate markets at those sizes.
	I love it that you say Canada's not a real country.
	This is a Democrat from America saying Canadians are selling their homes in South Florida, in droves, in Arizona.
	But, you know, I look it up.
	One of the legit criticisms against Florida is that insurance is a problem.
	Elbows up!
	Viva, where's your elbows?
	We're getting elbows up.
	Let's go!
	Canadians are being forced to sell their second homes because the cost of living in Canada is outrageous.
	You get taxed up the ass, and the value of the Canadian dollar is so weak right now to maintain a U.S. property.
	And now the media is like, People are canceling their vacations to America.
	How much of that has to do with the dollar?
	Trading at 69 cents.
	I'd say a vast majority, but the media is spinning this like, oh no, elbows up.
	I'm canceling my trip to Florida.
	I'm a good Canadian.
	I'm going to go strong on this and say all of it is, but even in the minds of the people who now say, I won't go to Trump's America, it's money-based only.
	And I know a bunch of people.
	I know, but they say, oh, we're not coming to Florida now.
	I was like, of course you're not.
	It's freaking expensive.
	And that's the reason why.
	But now they get to cloak their economic hardships.
	Virtue signal.
	Yes. I did it because of Trump.
	Not because it's double the price it was like five years ago to visit the States.
	No, no, no.
	It's Trump, right?
	Pleb, I want to talk about one thing.
	I'm going to talk about a bunch of stuff.
	You can keep me on a little bit longer today, by the way.
	You're back in Montreal.
	Yeah, I drove back this morning.
	I drove right back into the studio.
	I just recorded a video.
	We're going hard here, man.
	Election is 36 days away, people.
	Are you excited?
	This is the Super Bowl right now.
	It's prime time.
	I'm excited, but I'm also nervous.
	I mean, a conservative minority government is already a step in the right direction, but then you're going to have a coalition between the liberals and the NDP.
	It's got to be, and I say this...
	And that's why we don't split the vote.
	This is why we don't got to split the vote, Eva.
	What are you doing?
	I don't buy the vote-splitting argument anymore.
	What I think could be potentially logical, and I do speak with Maxime, For the PPC candidate, but a potential for the Conservative Party of Canada candidate.
	One of those writings, I think, could be Nepean.
	And we're going to get to the CPC candidate.
	No, no, no.
	Nepean is Chandra.
	We've got to get Chandra to split that vote hard because Chandra is going to run as an independent.
	We have a conservative candidate and we have Mark Carney.
	Chandra, by the way, I am the architect.
	Of Chandra for Prime Minister.
	When the Liberals were having their leadership race, they had, what, five, six candidates?
	And I ran a campaign online to convince people to buy memberships to the Liberal Party so we could vote in the worst candidate possible.
	And his name was Chandra Aria.
	He could barely speak English.
	But as he started releasing his campaign, like, his campaign was probably one of the best campaigns out of everyone.
	But yes, we tried to choose.
	Who would be the next liberal leader?
	And they had, what, 400,000 sign-ups, Viva, a record for this, and only 150,000 people were allowed to vote.
	They threw out, like, 250,000 sign-ups because of what we did.
	I'm not close with everything here.
	This is Chandra Aria.
	I didn't realize that they removed him from the leadership race as well.
	What happened there?
	I mean, I know that they removed Ruby Dalla.
	They took him out of the race because he was going to win.
	We almost turned a meme into the next leader of the Liberal Party.
	We almost memed this guy into the next Prime Minister of Canada, and they panicked.
	They tossed him out of the race.
	They tossed Ruby out of the race because this is who the Conservatives were backing in this race.
	We had a lot of ballots.
	We had a lot of ballots.
	And, you know, I would not normally interfere in a leadership race.
	That's not my style.
	But the fact is, is that this leadership race was going to determine who the next Prime Minister of Canada was.
	So this is important.
	I believe that Canadians should be able to vote on who their Prime Minister is.
	And a lot of people agreed with me.
	And that's why we had so many sign-ups.
	But he's still running in the Nepean riding?
	Yeah, apparently.
	I don't know.
	I'm hearing that Chandra's gonna run.
	This is the conservative candidate, by the way, who had a thousand followers on X, about 36 hours.
	I just went, um, I sound like Mark Carney.
	Don't worry, you don't.
	By the way, I thought this guy was supposed to be smarter than Trudeau.
	He doesn't know how to talk.
	Did you notice that?
	Oh, dude, I made fun of him.
	I made fun of him.
	I put out that video.
	It was the 76 second clip where he's wearing that yellow and blue collar jacket.
	I don't know.
	And he says um 21 times.
	He does the um and then he says things twice.
	He repeats it a second time to make it somehow either more mesmerizing or more impactful.
	Do you want to know what my theory is behind his ums and ahs and uhs and whatever?
	I think this guy's lying all the time.
	Absolutely. When you're lying, you need to think a little harder.
	And so that's why he pauses.
	He goes, um, because his brain is working in overdrive, trying to come up with the next lie.
	If he wasn't lying, he would just sound natural when he's talking, like when me and you are talking right now.
	But I can tell this guy is definitely a liar just by the amount of ums and ahs and pauses he does.
	And Trudeau did the same thing.
	But Mark Carney's even worse than Trudeau when it comes to this.
	I thought Trudeau was bad.
	Mark Carney is next level.
	Oh, it's outrageous.
	I want to see if I can find the clip where he was talking about how he moved the assets of Brookfield Management to New York and then...
	Six days after...
	So Trump threatens tariffs on Canada.
	Six days later, he moves his business to the United States of America because of the tariffs.
	Instead of staying in Canada, be like, you know what?
	We're coming for you, Trump.
	Elbows up.
	We're keeping our business here in Canada.
	Elbows up.
	We're patriots.
	No. He moved it to the United States to save his, I guess, his shareholders money, to make more money out of pure greed.
	And isn't it funny, by the way, how Mark Carney...
	Is this global banker, this central banker, WEF guy, and the NDP, the far left, they're all moving their votes over to him.
	They're the party who fights against corporate greed and they're putting in the central banker?
	They're going to vote for a central banker?
	Is this a joke?
	So Brookfield's moved its assets.
	I'm just reading the summary.
	It was part of a broader scheme to make it more profitable.
	I thought it predated the Trump tariffs.
	Listen, Mark Carney took our gerbs.
	He took our gerbs to the United States.
	And this guy is supposed to be Team Canada and he's taking our gerbs.
	It's unbelievable.
	This is the Canadian patriot the left chose to lead Team Canada, or Canada, I guess we would call it.
	It's unbelievable.
	As the meme goes, I said, in Nepean, the PPC candidate probably doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell.
	The Conservative Party, maybe.
	Nepean might be more liberal than Westbound NDG.
	Bro, there's a cheat code to Nepean that not many people know, and this is due to mass immigration.
	Nepean has a lot of Indians, and that's why Chandra Aria was the nominee for the last 10 years and kept winning his seats.
	And if Chandra Aria runs as an independent and he gets his Nepean base to show up and vote for him, this could be bad news for Mark.
	Mark Carney might lose his seat.
	Over Chandra Aria.
	Because the Conservatives will vote for the Conservatives.
	The Liberals will vote for the Liberals.
	And I guess some people from the Indian community are going to continue supporting Chandra.
	And there's a lot of Indians in Nepean.
	And this could play huge in this next election.
	I want to see who are the Nepean candidates.
	Chandra might run as an independent.
	That's what I'm hearing.
	And I hope he does.
	And I'll gladly even donate to his campaign if he runs.
	So you've got Mark Carney, Liberal.
	Barbara Balk.
	Conservative. Other parties.
	I asked Maxime, and apparently they have a candidate there.
	I don't know who it was.
	And that's all that even Grok is giving me by way of immediate answer.
	Go follow Barbara, everybody.
	If we could do one thing.
	If this could be the GameStop of Canadian politics.
	Yes, this is GameStop.
	Get Barbara in and make Mark Carney lose in his own...
	The one that he hand-collected.
	And us signing up to the liberal leadership race was the GameStop of politics as well, but they had to stop it because we were winning.
	They had to, just like during GameStop, when they halted all the stocks.
	You remember that?
	They had to halt the stocks all the time.
	They had to cheat, and they did the same thing here in the leadership race.
	Pleb, it's amazing.
	I'm going to continue talking about some of this stuff before getting into the American stuff.
	The crowd, if they didn't know you, they know you and they probably love you because you're doing great work.
	Where do people find you?
	I know everybody's going to say YouTube, Commitube, whatever.
	Open up a Rumble channel, but, you know, you've got to build that up slowly.
	I'm just waiting for, you know, Rumble's throwing bags at everyone, by the way.
	So I'm just waiting for Chris to slide in my DMs and throw me a bag, and I'll be glad to come on Rumble.
	But if you guys want to follow me on YouTube, Pleb Reporter, Pleb Reporter on X for all your Canadian updates.
	And I'm basically a Pierre Polyev fan account, so if you like Pierre Polyev, give me a follow on X. And I tell you this, we're going to continue having our humorous interactions.
	I know what I believe is going to happen.
	Do you really want Canada to have more communism, Viva?
	Do you think that the Conservatives, you really think we could do four more years of these Liberals?
	Do you think the Conservatives are going to be the same as the Liberals?
	They're going to be less bad, and they will certainly put a pause to the destruction.
	I don't get it, man.
	I don't get it.
	I can't take any more Liberals, Viva.
	I can't take four more years of this.
	I can't.
	You'll understand my thought process in a bit when I'm going to play a video after you leave, which will explain a bit my thought process.
	But look, I'm going to give Pierre the kick in the butt that I think he needs.
	I think it's a done deal because if Canadians are dumb enough to vote for the Liberals again, they will inherit the shit that Canada is going to turn into.
	In a liberal government.
	It's impossible to me that anybody can be stupid enough to do it.
	So the only question is going to be corruption or ignorance.
	And then you've got to awaken the masses.
	And it's crazy.
	Canada is this crazy place, Chad.
	Like, Canada, we have a country of collectivists here who just love to jump at the opportunity.
	To be collectivists.
	We saw it during COVID.
	We're now seeing it with the tariffs.
	And the thing that sickens me with the Canadian politicians is how they abuse their own people and they just take advantage of the fact that Canadians are do-gooders.
	They're nice people.
	They believe in teamwork and we're all going to end this together.
	And our politicians abuse that fact and it makes me sick.
	It's an interesting thing.
	The do-gooders Even to the point of destroying the people who don't agree with your do-goodism.
	That's what Canada is.
	People confuse politeness with subservience.
	And I say politeness is different than subservience.
	They look the same right up until the point where you don't do what they want you to do.
	And then you see the subservience actually turns into total domination because if you're not going to be subservient, well, damn you, you're going to be subservient to me.
	What a pleasure to come back on this show two years later, Viva.
	I was up at my parents' cottage and it was a fun discussion then and the world has changed.
	Keep doing what you're doing because I think Pierre needs the amplification which is exactly why I think he should have gone on PBD and others.
	He should end up on Rogan.
	There's no reason not to.
	I pushed him to go on Rogan how many times, Viva?
	How many times over the last year I've said Pierre needs to go on Rogan?
	Well, the question is whether or not he even gets the invite.
	Rogan does it by what he's interested in, and if he didn't get the request from Team Rogan, you know, then he's got nothing to accept.
	Okay, Rogan has shouted him out many times on his podcast.
	I've covered this.
	Like three or four times he's given shout-outs to Pierre Polyev.
	I'm sure he would have been more than happy to have Pierre.
	Come on the podcast because Rogan refuses to come to Canada now.
	He won't travel to Canada until the Liberals are gone.
	That was one of the potential.
	He won't come for UFC, what is it, 235 in Montreal?
	Yeah, he's not even at his UFC events in Canada.
	He's not even showing up.
	He's serious.
	I think we could make a move to get Pierre on Rogan.
	I think he needs to do the podcast because on the one hand, people say it's an American podcast, so therefore it's not relevant to Canadian politics.
	Well, I say horse crap for two reasons.
	First of all, a lot more Canadians get good media from American podcasts than from the CBC.
	Second of all, if there's going to be election chicanery in Canada, like we're seeing in Romania, like we're seeing across the world, you want Americans to know about it, to put it on blast.
	So it's dumb, dumb, dumb, and he needs to wake up.
	And if I find out that Rogan extended an invitation and the conservatives turned it down, I'll be the first to blast because that is a huge mistake.
	And I don't think Pierre's dumb enough to turn down Rogan or his advisors.
	I hope they're not dumb enough to say no to Rogan.
	But PBD, he's top five.
	He might be a distant third to Rogan.
	I've been watching PBD since the start.
	I love PBD.
	But PBD had friggin' Andrew Tate on the episode literally right before.
	Do you think that's good politically?
	How do you think that's going to play out?
	In the Canadian media sphere.
	How do you think that's going to play out?
	Pierre goes on a podcast that hosts a convicted sexual, whatever headline or smear line they have.
	Don't end up with a defamation lawsuit.
	That's why I put my quotations.
	Whatever bashing headline they have, they would have eaten him alive for that.
	They're going to eat him alive no matter what because it's what wokeism does.
	No matter what Pierre does, if he eats the wrong apple, they're going to go after him.
	So he may as well get them going after him for some big reasons that put him on the map.
	Like, this is what people don't understand.
	I think you understand it.
	They will go after him no matter what.
	Back in the Trump election, if Hinchcliffe hadn't made the joke about Puerto Rico, they would have feigned outrage about something else.
	It's what they do.
	And so playing into the game, you're handicapping yourself where you need to be going out.
	And getting on them and hitting it up.
	Patrick Bet-David, nobody is going to fault anybody with any degree of seriousness for going on PBD.
	Coming on my channel, you know, they can pull up a few tweets.
	They say, how can you possibly go on this guy's channel?
	What was her name?
	Theresa May?
	Who's the drunken idiot?
	Elizabeth May, the drunk?
	Yeah, okay, yeah.
	I went a little too hard on Elizabeth May.
	But no, nobody can fault anybody for going on PBD.
	And if he goes on Rogan, he's going to get the same blowback anyhow.
	So he may as well have gone on PBD and then worked his way in.
	But it's not over yet.
	The election hasn't been called yet.
	So it's a different world now.
	Let's try to get Rogan to reach out.
	To Pierre Paulyev.
	Let's do it.
	I'm on that.
	Let's go.
	Pierre Paulyev, Andro Rogan.
	We agree on this.
	We agree on this.
	PPC brother and CPC brother collide.
	What do twin powers activate?
	Okay, whatever.
	Yes, yes, yes, or whatever.
	Yeah, there we go.
	There we go.
	There we go.
	We agree.
	Another good screen grab that.
	It's a bunch of white wing extremists.
	Pleb, it's great to see you again.
	If I get back to Canada, I'll come and see you.
	If you get down to Florida, I got some nice freshly squeezed OJ for you.
	Oh, yeah.
	Let's go.
	All right.
	Thanks for having me on, guys.
	See you.
	Go. Have a good one.
	All right.
	Bye. Bye-bye.
	That's the pleb, people.
	Oh, look at that.
	It's perfect.
	It's perfect.
	I wanted to show a couple of clips.
	And we're going to get into American stuff.
	Don't worry, everybody.
	Hold on.
	Let me just see.
	Oh, yeah.
	We're getting out.
	Red Wing Blackbird.
	Oh, that I don't think it was for me.
	I can't stop laughing at the idiots in Canada.
	Slaves of UK Tavistock intelligence agents.
	Elbows up, Canadians.
	I will laugh all day over this crap.
	We're going to get into the elbows up.
	What I wanted to do before we did anything else is get to the crumble rant and tip questions over in vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
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	I was listening to them a little bit as I was setting up for this podcast.
	They were talking about 23andMe and I'm like, it's interesting, but we all knew where the hell that was going.
	Encryptus says truck driver Pleb is the hand...
	Oh, sorry.
	I felt something touching my leg and I thought there was a big animal.
	It was the bottom of this quarter.
	Truck driver Pleb is who we just had on.
	He's fantastic.
	Forget my cynicism, Pleb, but I'm worried the lying polls are there just to justify the cheating finboy slick.
	We've got better election.
	We've got better federal elections in Canada than we have in America.
	It's paper.
	It's two pieces of IED.
	It's not Dominion electronic voting, even if you thought that that was the reason why Trump lost in 2020.
	It's better.
	Do you think Trump's statement about Canada are to get Canadians so emotional that they finally give a damn about their country and what's happening to it?
	I thought it was purely political all the time in that he's needling the Canadian politicians to let them know who's big boss and to let the Canadian politicians know what they need to do to stop having Canada be a national security threat to America.
	I didn't think he was serious about it.
	I know that, you know, other than maybe.
	And I'm not saying this to be discriminatory vis-a-vis Canadians.
	Other than maybe, culturally speaking, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta, there's no other part of Canada the demographics of which Donald Trump would want in Trump's America.
	Now, it might also not be irrelevant that the only other provinces, maybe, he might want Quebec for the hydro.
	But he sure as hell is not going to want Quebec culturally and politically when Quebec's very federal party is dedicated to pulling Quebec from the Federation.
	So you don't want to add as a 51st state a province that wants out of the Federation.
	He might want the hydro in Quebec.
	He might want some of that delicious, delicious lobster out of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
	He might want some of those beautiful potatoes out of Prince Edward Island.
	And culturally, those provinces might be a better fit as well.
	For Trump's America, but he certainly would take Manitoba, Alberta, and Saskatchewan culturally and geographically because it would give the diagonal up to Alaska and minerally.
	Natural resources, that's where Trump would be interested in.
	Quebec also had a lithium mine once upon a time.
	Fucking the mask of lithium.
	Lost my bloody investment there.
	Whatever. Okay.
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	And we're not done yet with Canada.
	I want to.
	I want to and I must do everything I can.
	It's not a question of destroying and tearing down for the sake of tearing down.
	I must do it because it must be done.
	Hold on.
	The heck is it?
	Here we go.
	Look! Am I going to play the whole thing?
	I know, I played this one yesterday.
	They actually presented a behind-the-scenes of this.
	Mike Myers' propaganda bit.
	And now I can't seem to find it.
	Damn it.
	It was two minutes.
	Was it this one?
	No, this is Maxime Bernier talking about...
	This is what's going on in Canada, by the way.
	The dude on the far left here is Jagmeet Singh.
	He's the NDP dude.
	He is a scumbag extraordinaire.
	Listen to this.
	So, Mr. Singh, you said that you didn't want me to be here on the stage to have a discussion with you.
	So you're for diversity.
	But what about diversity of opinion?
	I have the right to have another opinion about immigration.
	And I don't know why you're a leader and you must try to have everybody on your side.
	But are you...
	Let me answer that question.
	Are you believing in free speech only when people are saying things that you want to hear?
	You're asking the question?
	Let me answer it.
	Here, answer it.
	After a couple of minutes of this debate tonight, I think people can clearly see why I didn't think you should deserve a platform.
	The comments that you're making, the type of things you say, there's one thing to say that you disagree with somebody.
	That's fine.
	But when you incite hatred, when you incite division, when you say things purposely, you insult a young girl and ask about her mental stability, it shows a lack of judgment.
	You don't deserve a platform.
	And I'm happy to challenge you on that because your ideas are hurtful to Canada.
	I will always work to build unity and bring people together.
	Your ideas are hurtful to Canada.
	Scumbag POS Jagmeet Singh.
	Always looking out for Canadians.
	By the way, the one thing that I will say, I think that must be from 2019 or 2021.
	Maxime's gotten much more fluent in English, and it's a beautiful thing to watch.
	And he would absolutely kick their asses on stage.
	The vote splitting was what I wanted to talk about.
	I don't believe it's vote splitting if you're getting new votes.
	And I don't think it's vote splitting if, according to the CBC, and this is from February, and I don't believe it.
	I don't believe this reporting.
	But the CBC was reporting that they projected like 84 seats for the PPC and potentially still a majority conservative government.
	Let me see here.
	It was a video that someone has recorded here.
	Here we go.
	Look at this.
	I don't believe it, but I'll tell you what.
	You're talking about vote splitting or you're talking about actually getting conservatives, a majority government nonetheless, and PPC in the House to make sure that conservatives...
	Stay true to Canada.
	Or you get a Conservative minority government but enough seats of PPC in there to force the Conservatives to work with.
	The PPC will show it's a tight race between the two parties back at the beginning of the year.
	Nano's research had the conservatives winning a majority by a landslide with 225 seats in This was from February.
	And you can understand if you have a minority government with a sufficient PPC presence in Parliament, well then you force the Conservatives to work with the party that has consistently espoused the values that would have protected Canada from the wholesale destruction that we've witnessed over the last decade.
	There I said it.
	There was something else that I wanted to bring up here.
	Are you guys fed up with Canada?
	Let me know in the chat if you're done with Canada.
	And we'll move on.
	But there was one other thing that I wanted to show you.
	And it had to do with the full two-minute behind-the-scenes Kamala Harris 2.0 propaganda that we're witnessing.
	Let me just see if we're done.
	We got one done.
	Yes, done with Canada.
	Okay, fine.
	We'll move on.
	I can't ask the question if we don't care about it.
	What do we do?
	Move on to America?
	Let's move on to America, shall we?
	Shall we move on to the corrupt?
	Speaking of POSs, we'll go from POSs of Canada to POSs of America.
	And there is no other POS of more epic biblical proportions than Judge Boesberg.
	What's his first name?
	What's Boesberg's first name?
	Judge Boesberg first name.
	Here are four things to know about Judge James Jeb Bosberg.
	This is the judge that is preventing Trump from doing what he was elected to do.
	In terms of blocking or attempting to block, and then attempting to order the diversion turning around of a plane, which, if you believe the Trump administration, is carrying illegal immigrants who are also members of the Trena de Aragua, TDA, Venezuelan criminal international, what do they call it, transnational terrorist organization.
	This judge, who is an activist, corrupt, piece of judge, tried to get Trump to turn the two planes full of illegal and arguably, but not so arguably, criminal designated terrorist organization, Trenad Aragua, gang members back to America.
	Okay. Then when the plane was in international waters and Stephen Miller explained quite clearly why they were not abiding by the order because it didn't apply jurisdictionally, he's back at it.
	And if you didn't know what he was back at, here it is right here.
	No? Now I'm going to have to wait a second to get this for you.
	Where was the article that I had about the judge?
	Oh, it was on an archive link.
	That's why.
	Here we go.
	Well, I'll get it in a second.
	Flipping goodness.
	Did I not get the art?
	Here we go.
	All right, I have to find it again.
	I seem to have lost it.
	Let's just go.
	Judge, Boesburg, Trump.
	Nazis got better treatment.
	I didn't want to use the article link because I prefer to use the archive just in case they change it.
	This was archived a few hours ago.
	This is Judge Boesburg.
	Telling Donald Trump that Nazis got better treatment than the criminal TDA gang members that Trump is trying to deport to put in an El Salvadorian prison.
	Why? Because Venezuela won't take him back.
	Now, I want to highlight the absolute insanity, which many of you might be familiar with and many of you might not.
	He's right.
	The Nazis did get better treatment.
	Why? I dare say even...
	The American government, along with the British intelligence, even tried to smuggle some of those Nazis out of Germany.
	Smuggle some of those Nazis into America because they wanted some of that sweet, sweet Nazi science that those Nazis had in their Nazi brains.
	So he's probably right.
	Nazis did get better treatment, but only because of government corruption and not because the treatment that they deserved was somehow unwarranted.
	Yeah, Nazis might have gotten better treatment does not mean that TDA gang members' illegal aliens do not deserve to get deported.
	Now, with that said, if you don't know what I'm talking about, Operation Paperclip, look it up, you all know.
	Nazis got better treatment.
	Yada, yada, yada.
	Okay. United States treated alleged Nazis better during World War II than the Trump administration treated Venezuelan migrants.
	You see, they're still calling them migrants.
	And I'm old enough now to have lived through illegal alien.
	I think they went from illegal alien to aliens.
	Then they went to undocumented aliens or undocumented illegal.
	It was something like a mix of the two.
	Then they went to migrants.
	Then they went to undocumented migrants.
	And whatever the order, you know what I'm getting at.
	They went through the full Orwellian dictionary of diluting the term.
	To now Venezuelan migrants when they are actually referring to illegal criminal aliens that are also members of the most violent gang designated terrorist organization.
	But you call them Venezuelan migrants and then it's terrible.
	You can't deport them because all they have to do is come here and cry asylum after they've illegally crossed into a country.
	Alright, so treated Nazis better.
	Federal judge told him.
	The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit is hearing arguments over the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act last week to deport more than 200 alleged members of a Venezuelan gang to El Salvador with no due process.
	Well, it's interesting here.
	And this is my question I asked Barnes.
	wouldn't the more pressing concern be to verify maybe maybe even just ask what the due process is that they went through they're not just plucking people off the streets in the trump administration if you believe they are you're an idiot so they're not just plucking people off the streets presumably there's some sort of internal process that they're going through to verify the illegal alien status of the illegal alien the affiliation to criminal gangs I don't think TDA has a roster, a registry.
	Maybe they do.
	Or maybe you just go by the tattoos on the bodies of these illegal criminal aliens that they've arrested.
	So, no due process presupposes a conclusion.
	What was the due process that the administration is using to designate, identify, and administer the deportation of these illegal criminal aliens?
	Plain loads of people, there was no procedures in place to notify people, Judge Patricia Millett said.
	Oh, it was not Boesberg that said this, it was...
	Nazis got better treatment under the Alien Enemies Act.
	Judge Millett noted that alleged Nazis were given hearing boards and were subject to established regulations, while the alleged members of the Tenet gave no such rights.
	Maybe, just thinking like a bit of a conspiracy theorist here, that the reason why certain Nazis were given hearing boards and were subject to established regulations, maybe it's because the CIA wanted to vet which Nazis they wanted to actually smuggle.
	I don't know.
	Maybe. There's no regulations and nothing was adopted by the agency officials that were administering this.
	They weren't given notice.
	They weren't told where they were going.
	They were given those people on those planes on that Sunday.
	They were given those people on those planes on that Sunday and had no opportunity to file habeas or any type of action to challenge the removal under the AEA.
	Judge Millet said, what's factually wrong about what I said?
	Okay, let's go through this.
	I want to hear what the response is.
	Well, Your Honor, we certainly dispute the Nazi analogy.
	Okay, fine.
	Who said that?
	Said Deputy Assistant Attorney General Drew Ensign.
	Ensign compared an order from the U.S. District Judge James Bosberg temporarily blocking the deportations to a judge directing a carrier group from the South China Sea to the Persian Gulf, an analogy that drew an immediate rebuke from Millet.
	Who else?
	This is how I'm fairly certain.
	That the administration is watching Viva and Barnes, Law for the People, Sunday night, Law Extravaganza?
	Because they're using analogies that we use there.
	Hang on, hang on, Millet said, asserting that the power to do this is not ordering ships to relocate in foreign waters, right?
	that is straight up judicial process that's allowed by the Supreme Court and the circuit president.
	Judge Millett and Insigne appear to agree on one thing: the president's actions have brought the court into unprecedented territory.
	I think the intrusion upon the war powers and foreign policy Well, this is unprecedented.
	So, of course, there's no precedent for it because no president has ever used this statute this way, which isn't to say one way or the other it can't be done, but simply to say we are in unprecedented territory.
	Well, that's where the Supreme Court's going to have to get involved, people.
	Just checking to see.
	Oh, I got it.
	Okay. The hearing comes after Judge Boesberg ruled that the migrants deserve to have a court hearing before their deportations to determine whether or not they belonged to Trena de Aragua.
	Can you imagine this?
	Barnes mentioned it yesterday, and when you understand it this way, they want to have individual hearings for every illegal alien to determine whether or not they have ties to Trena de Aragua gang.
	Every single deportation in America under Trump's use of the Enemies Act is going to be subject to oversight by a judge who's going to have a full trial to determine the affiliation to Trinidad de Agua.
	How do you even establish that?
	In a ruling denying the Trump administration's request to dissolve his order blocking the deportation, Judge Bozberg wrote that Trump's unprecedented use of the Alien Enemies Act does not remove the government's responsibility to ensure the men removed could contest their designation as alleged gang members.
	Well, they could probably do it.
	Maybe if they were brought back to Venezuela, in the country from which they...
	Illegally migrated, one way or the other, regardless of whatever else you think about them.
	And we know this, he invoked the Enemies Act, a wartime authority used to deport non-citizens with little to no due process by arguing that the Venezuelan gang, Tenente de Agua, is a hybrid criminal state that is invading the US, invading, it could be, what was the word?
	Predatory incursion as well.
	Boesburg temporarily blocked the president's use to deport more than 200 alleged gang members to a southerly calling the removals awfully frightening and incredibly troublesome.
	They should ship those 200 straight to Boesburg's house.
	See who finds that awfully frightening and incredibly troublesome.
	Unofficial with the U.S.
	Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency acknowledged in a sworn declaration that many of the non-citizens deported last week did not have criminal records in the United States.
	This is when you see the time.
	When the media accidentally tells you the truth, and it's much worse than you think.
	Oh, they don't have criminal records in the United States of America.
	Pray tell them where they have criminal records.
	Hmm, might it be Venezuela, the country from which they illegally, I want to, illegally migrated, at the behest of, with the blessing of, and under the direction of the government?
	They didn't rape and murder anybody in America yet.
	So you can't deport them because they don't have any criminal records in the United States.
	How do you get the criminal records, by the way, when people cross illegally from countries that may or may not keep accurate records of criminality?
	Holy hell.
	The court need not resolve the thorny question of whether the judiciary has the authority to assess this claim in the first place.
	That is because the plaintiffs are likely to succeed on another equally fundamental theory.
	Before they may be deported, they are entitled to individualized hearings to determine whether the act applies to them at all, Judge Boesberg wrote in the ruling.
	Individual rulings by activist corrupt judges.
	Just do not forget who Judge Boesberg is.
	Boesberg acknowledged the use of the Alien Enemies Act implicates a host of complicated legal issues, sidestep the larger question of whether the law was properly Oh, he sidestepped the whether or not this is a justiciable question for the judge to even stick his big corrupt face into.
	Yeah, I'm going to bypass the justiciability of this very invocation and just presume due process to illegal aliens who are...
	By the Trump administration saying members of a criminal transnational gang terrorist organization.
	Federal courts are equipped to adjudicate that question.
	When individuals threatened with detention and removal challenge their designation as such because the name plaintiffs dispute that they are members of Trinidad de Agua, they may not be deported until a court has been able to decide the merits of their challenge, he wrote.
	Holy crab apples.
	We'll just skip to the end.
	Trump is asking the appeals court to overturn Bozberg's temporary restraining order.
	It doesn't sound that they're going to do it, which is why the Supreme Court's going to have to get involved.
	The government's not being terribly cooperative at this point, but I will get to the bottom of whether they violated my order and who ordered this and what the consequences, whatever Bozberg said on Friday.
	That was after they didn't turn their planes around after Bozberg's order.
	Turn those planes around.
	Bring them back.
	Drop them off at the front door of Bozberg.
	With the order temporarily blocked, Trump administration has vowed to use other authorities to deport non-citizens.
	Over the weekend, Venezuelan National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez announced that the country had reached an agreement to resume repatriation flights of Venezuelan migrants.
	You think Beausberg is going to ban those too?
	Can't send them back to their country of origin because they claim asylum.
	They don't want to go back.
	We're going to keep targeting the worst of the worst, which has been what we've been doing since day one, and deporting them through various laws, whatever.
	Three-person panel hearing today's arguments includes two judges nominated by Republican presidents, including one nominated by Trump himself.
	The D.C. Circuit is the last stop before the Trump administration could take the case to the Supreme Court, where Trump nominated three of the judges during his last term, solidifying the court's conservative majority.
	Oh, Lordy.
	That's what's going on with the order.
	You cannot deport the criminal aliens.
	Let me do one other thing.
	I just got to make sure that I know who we are rating today, people.
	So I'm just going to go send a quick text.
	Who are we rating today?
	Question mark.
	Smiley face.
	Smiley face.
	All right.
	Let me see what's going on in the tip question.
	We've got Operation Paperclip.
	Operation Paperclippy coming from Pasha Moyer.
	Hold on.
	I got to show you this.
	This is fantastic.
	Over on vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	Operation... This is classic.
	It looks like you are trying to smuggle Nazi scientists into the country.
	Would you like me to turn on caps and check disabled spellcheck?
	Oh, and disable.
	Turn on caps and disable spellcheck.
	That's very funny.
	Okay, bring that one back out here.
	Forced name change says it's okay not to read this out loud.
	I'm going to make sure not to read that one out loud.
	So there is no need to get cancelled for no good reason.
	I'm joking.
	Good joke.
	Let me go over to the chat over on Viva Barnes Law and see what's going on here.
	We're going to get to RFK in one second.
	Lefson, who is a master photographer in our local community, says, Problem with the lawfare is the useless, feckless Republicans doing nothing.
	They need to be defunding and pulling the money out of the judiciary system and closing courts.
	Also remove the marshals.
	Also impeach.
	But you understand, Bosberg...
	Judge Boesberg is the corrupt judge who adjudicated on the Kevin Clinesmith trial, the FBI lawyer who falsified evidence and submitted it to a FISA court which was abusing of its FISA authority to issue unlawful spy warrants on Carter Page, Trump's administration.
	Boesberg was the presiding judge of the FISC, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, who nonetheless decided to hear Kevin Clinesmith's case and gave the guy a slap on the wrist.
	This is corruption of the highest order.
	And there's no letting up on it because it is intended to frustrate Trump's ability to govern in the exact same way Russiagate was intended to and did in fact frustrate Trump's ability to govern.
	Trump was mired in that Russiagate for three years during his first presidency.
	He was unable to govern effectively.
	And they're trying to do it now, but through different means.
	Mutatis, mutatis.
	Once you see the path broadly, you see it in all things.
	To quote the Japanese guy that Joe Rogan quotes all the time, because it's true.
	It's the same play applied mutatis, mutatis.
	How do we frustrate Trump's ability to govern?
	We can't call him a Russian asset anymore, a Russian agent.
	That didn't work.
	Or at least it worked, but we can't do that a second time.
	We already tried the COVID thing and that worked because we got him unelected.
	Let's just go back to trying to frustrate his presidency, and we'll do it by massive lawfare at an institutional level by corrupt judges, especially ones in D.C. and Southern District of New York as well.
	Have I missed anything on that?
	I don't think I missed anything on that.
	In our chat over on Rumble, we got, he is also a secret club with two of the Supreme Court justices.
	Justice Roberts is compromised, but we all knew that.
	That's from Why Me.
	Impeachment needs to have supermajority in the Senate.
	We don't have that.
	True. That was from BrandonYoung77.
	But as we've been discussing, the mere threat of or the initial carrying out of the act will cause judges to second-guess their corrupt behavior.
	Possibly. Speaking of corruption, it's a good segue into RFK Jr.
	Now, there was a tweet coming from Unusual Whales today.
	And they're good.
	I don't think that they are...
	A disinformation platform.
	They've been good as far as I've known them.
	They put out a tweet as relates to RFK Jr. discussing banning pharma ads on television.
	I'm trying to find the actual tweets because my response to it was I hadn't heard of RFK Jr. saying anything more recently.
	About this.
	But I know that he did say, and this is what we started the show with, and let me see if that video is going to not freeze up at this point.
	Dude, let's refresh it and see if that's going to do anything here.
	Things I'm going to advise Donald Trump to do in order to correct the chronic disease epidemic is to ban pharmaceutical advertising on TV.
	Hey.
	There's only two countries in the world that allow pharmaceutical advertising on the airways.
	One of them is New Zealand and the other is us.
	And we have the highest disease rate and we buy more drugs and they're more expensive than anywhere in the world.
	Italy spends about one-sixth that we spend on healthcare.
	And Italians live seven years longer.
	So whatever they're doing does not work.
	And don't you want a president who is going to fix this country?
	Okay, we can stop it there.
	It's an amazing thing.
	First of all, we are rating Redacted.
	So I'm going to wind up on this and then go over to our vivabarneslaw.locals.com community for our after party.
	I'm going to get the link for Redacted.
	And do it in a second.
	I hadn't heard of any renewed push as of recently.
	I looked in the news and I didn't see anything.
	I know that RFK had mentioned it.
	And I know that I've sort of been on this bandwagon for a very, very long time.
	Maybe not a very long time.
	I've been on this bandwagon.
	And I tweet out, hadn't heard him say anything about this recently.
	But, you know, who...
	Would be against this.
	And I go read through some of the responses to the unusual whales right here, who says, you know, breaking news.
	A lot of people are saying, that's a slippery slope, freedom of speech, yada yada.
	And, I mean, it did get me thinking that it's not a slippery slope insofar as we already ban, or the feds, I think it was 1971-ish, banned cigarette and small cigar advertising on radio and television.
	You know, there is not a ban on firearm advertising, from what I understand.
	There's just an understanding among the networks that they don't run gun ads.
	So it's not a slippery slope, because we're already on it, if that's the argument.
	They banned tobacco, cigarettes, and whatnot, and nobody cries foul about it or freedom of speech.
	I think maybe they did at the time, and I think it was determined not to be freedom of speech.
	I'll double-check that.
	You understand that there's no reason to advertise for regulated prescription products.
	This is the logic that I'm thinking of as I'm sitting here.
	I couldn't think of another analogy except maybe explosives, like not weapons-grade explosives, but construction-grade explosives.
	You don't advertise for that because you need to have a license to get it.
	And so the idea that you would advertise for pharmaceutical drugs...
	That you can only get with prescriptions literally makes no sense because you're advertising to people who don't have the capacity to buy it in the first place.
	Are you advertising to the doctors?
	All right.
	Well, first of all, we know that they do that anyhow.
	They give kickbacks for prescribing certain medications.
	But once you understand that it's not advertising to create consumer consumption in a direct sense, it's advertising to create narrative control ownership over media companies.
	And then they do that.
	And then you have media companies which will not be critical of pharmaceuticals, which will not tell the truth on them, because then they run the risk of losing their advertising dollars because they're entirely captured.
	So it's not a slippery slope.
	I wholeheartedly support it, and it's not a question of freedom of speech.
	You don't go to the consumer to say, go to your doctor and ask him about this medication.
	Your doctor is the professional, in theory, who should know what medication to...
	Offer you based on your needs, not based on advertising dollars.
	It's already a big enough problem that the doctors are bought off on the prescription end.
	Now the pharma companies go and buy off the media end so they can control the narrative and not just for pharmaceutical purposes, for political purposes as well.
	That's what I have to say about that.
	And if you like what I have to say about that, well, thank you.
	And if you don't, you're wrong.
	I'm joking.
	All right, people, what we got to do right now is we got to go raid redacted.
	And you got to go in there and give them a big, fat, viva hello.
	So I'm going to go like this.
	I go forward slash raid.
	And I think I do this.
	Go let them know from whence you came.
	And I get the confirmed raid.
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