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March 25, 2025 - Viva & Barnes

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National Security Text Leak? Major Violation or Atlantic Fake News? Bad Trump Pick for CDC? & MORE!

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	So we're going to have our lesson in camouflage and zoology today.
	Do you see anything in here?
	Yes. Well, hold on.
	That's only because you know it's there.
	Back up.
	You'd never know that that's there.
	And in fact, it's...
	Oh, that's totally amazing.
	So this is the moon jellyfish.
	Do you think it's alive?
	No, I don't think it's alive anymore.
	This is the moon jellyfish.
	Now, look at this.
	It's so flipping cool.
	Okay? Look at this.
	Pull it up.
	So this is the...
	Well, hold on.
	We've got to go like this.
	It swims like this, right?
	And it looks like, they call it the moon jellyfish because it looks like the moon.
	Now, I think ordinarily it would have more tentacles hanging down where you see this section right here, which is like the dome capsule.
	So my theory, by the way, smell it, smell it, smell it.
	Oh, fish smell.
	It smells like fish because I believe...
	Internet, you'll correct me if I'm wrong.
	You have sand on your nose.
	I have sand on my nose?
	It's because I was doing push-ups on the beach after my jog.
	I believe it catches the fish, then brings them up into the dome and digests them, which is why, on the top, it smells like nothing.
	In the dome, it smells like a fish's butthole.
	Now, the sting, they say, is mild, and I've been doing a bit of an experiment on myself.
	Mila? Oh, I know they can sing after they're dead.
	We're going to see what level sting this has.
	Hair toss.
	Sorry, I got hair in my mouth.
	And that is your moon jellyfish anatomy of the day.
	You can go chuck it back into the water.
	And I'm going to...
	When you homeschool...
	No, we're not playing that again.
	When you homeschool people, every day is a school day.
	Good afternoon.
	Ladies and gentlemen, it's four o'clock.
	It is, I'm going to lower my volume down here.
	It is the new official time slot of the Viva Frye in the Rumble lineup, and that was one of the highlights of our trip to St. Augustine, Florida.
	The oldest town continuously occupied in America, founded in 1565, and the Brits took it over in 1586 or 1585.
	And spoiler alert, people, it did not sting me.
	There were no tentacles left on that thing, but even according to the internet, the sting of the moon jellyfish is very, very mild.
	I wanted to start with something that might not make you puke, or at least might not make you want to puke, but maybe envisioning the smell of a fish's butthole might make you sick.
	I will, just anecdotally, we once caught a tilapia, and it was a big tilapia that we decided to catch, cook, and eat, and the meat on the tilapia was very delicious.
	Gutting that fish, it had things in its belly that I've never seen in any fish.
	And you understand that the tilapia is a very robust fish.
	They can survive in low oxygen water.
	They, I think, were the last remaining fish in the Sultan Sea.
	I think it's gotten too salty even for the tilapia.
	I think they eat anything because I've never smelled that type of foul odor cleaning a fish other than the time I was cleaning that tilapia.
	So I wanted to start off with something fun.
	Yeah, the jellyfish was beautiful.
	St. Augustine's is actually beautiful.
	Let me just show you one of my favorite.
	Here, I'll show you this.
	I forgot to post it before going live, but we go to the old lighthouse and I go up and I say, oh, you've got some hot sauces.
	And she says, which ones interest you?
	And I said, all of them.
	So I'm going to go and try out those things.
	We went to the lighthouse, which is 150 years old this year.
	Beautiful lighthouse.
	Stay tuned for the vlog because we will be having one.
	We've got a show today, people.
	Is it a slow news day?
	There will not be a snow news day either between now and April 28th.
	There will not be a slow news day between now and April 28th, if only because Canada is back on the news map.
	And if people aren't paying attention to what's going on in Canada, my goodness, they are not paying attention.
	But on today's show, we're going to do not a daily update, but we're going to talk about the election in Canada.
	We're going to talk about a misunderstanding as relates to the pick for the CDC, which...
	I clarified before taking the position.
	I want to make sure.
	I see conflicting views on the internet and we will give the benefit of the doubt to the pick that comes from RFK Jr. when it comes to the CDC.
	Stay tuned for that.
	And what else was there in the news?
	Oh yeah, that's right.
	The Atlantic.
	Whether or not it's more fake news, whether or not there's truth to it, whether or not it's being exploited in the ambiguity of what's not being disclosed, we're going to talk about it.
	Jeff Goldberg?
	I want to say it's not Gold Bomb and it's not Gold Blatt.
	I have the article in the backdrop.
	A journalist, for those of you who don't know, was allegedly, and it seems potentially already confirmed, inadvertently added to a Signal group chat involving Pete Hegseth, Mike Walls, Tulsi Gabbard, and a number of other people where they were talking about international foreign policy bombing some...
	Alleged terrorists out in the Houthis out in Yemen.
	We'll get into it.
	Before we get into that, first of all, welcome to the channel.
	Go share the link around and let everyone know the party has begun.
	And every party that has begun begins with a good cup of coffee.
	And I'm back home only for 24 hours, people.
	Am I allowed telling the world yet?
	Because I've already told the world.
	I just want to make sure that I'm...
	Is it...
	Okay, good.
	I'm going to the White House.
	There's apparently some press conference on Thursday.
	I got an invite and there's no way to turn that down.
	So going to DC tomorrow, I'm going early so that I can get my four o'clock time slot stream in from DC.
	Then there'll be something Thursday, which I'm going to put together in a beautiful video.
	Then I'm going to get another stream four o'clock Thursday.
	Then I'm back to the home office again on Friday.
	But I'm going to have my good cup of coffee, 1775 tomorrow.
	People, what if your mornings...
	Coffee. Didn't just wake you up.
	What if it actually made you younger?
	Sounds like BS.
	Well, it may not be.
	1775 went ahead and made Rejuvenate.
	And no, it's not some scam cooked up by corporate hacks trying to sell you snake oil.
	It's got C-A-A-K-G-M.
	Is it clinically proven to fight aging at the cellular level?
	And it is said to have worked.
	In the scientific community.
	You're still not getting the same freedom-fueled 1775 coffee you love.
	You are still getting it.
	It's the single origin, small batch, ethically sourced from farms that you probably know hate big government as much as you do.
	It boosts your energy, fires up your metabolism, cranks your biology clock back in a matter of minutes with a delicious cup of coffee.
	1775 Rejuvenate officially launches April 15th, but you can lock in your order now.
	Go to...
	Well, 1775coffee.com forward slash Viva gets you 15% off.
	Drink the best coffee on earth and make yourself younger at the same time.
	And every dollar you spend there gets you entered in the raffle to win the Tesla Cybertruck, which is a vehicle that stands for freedom, apparently, or at least, you know, according to the crazy lefties.
	Whatever. I have not seen anybody act aggressively towards a Tesla Cybertruck here in Florida because you might learn a very valuable lesson called FAFO.
	All right.
	What do we start with?
	We're going to start with Canada today.
	Well, first of all, I'm just going to make sure that we are live across all platforms and make sure that our VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community is live and well, and they are.
	Crowder, Crowding, Viva.
	No, hold on.
	I was supposed to get, I think I got the raid from the quartering.
	So thank the quartering for the quartering, but Crowder is in the corner of the 1775.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, now I get the joke.
	And I was also supposed to show the 1775 Rejuvenate Coffee logo, but it's on the website.
	Go get the coffee.
	It's delicious.
	Let me see here.
	David, while you're there, take a picture of the cherry trees if they're in bloom.
	Yes. While I'm in D.C. because it's beautiful.
	Let me see here.
	Viva, you cheated me on my $5 rumble rant on Sunday.
	Atavist, don't put another one in right now.
	Encrypt us if you could.
	Keep an eye out.
	But if I miss them and you're going to get angry, don't give them.
	But I know you're probably joking.
	We're going to start with the Canadian stuff today.
	You want to know how bad it is in Canada?
	There's a new fact checker on the block.
	Well, CTV News is going to be in the news a couple of times today.
	I've got nothing against Rachel Gilmore personally, but professionally.
	If you don't know who Rachel Gilmore is, she's widely celebrated as being the Taylor Lorenz of Canada.
	She has called me out a number of times, referred to me as...
	Unnice names.
	On the right.
	If you don't know who Rachel Gilmore is, you haven't been around the channel for long enough.
	She was called to testify as an expert witness before the parliamentary Russiagate inquisition up in Canada.
	And I clipped and snipped some of her intro statements and the internet seemed to appreciate it, but not necessarily for the right reasons.
	She's a hack.
	She's a journalistic hack.
	She's a lefty of the highest order.
	I would say intellectually dishonest.
	And if you had any...
	Doubts on that.
	I'll surely disprove those doubts in a second.
	But she is now a fact checker at none other than the propagandist government-purchased media CTV News.
	And you can hear for yourself.
	Yeah. If you want to make an informed decision, it's best not to do it on mis- or dis-information.
	Journalist Rachel Gilmore, it's been great to have you on your morning.
	And I want to let everybody know you're going to join us every week throughout this campaign for a fact check Friday.
	We're going to take a closer look at what's been said throughout the week on the campaign trail.
	You're going to fact check it for us every Friday.
	Can't wait for that.
	Thanks so much, Rachel.
	I am so excited.
	Rachel Gilmore, for those of you who don't know, thank you for having me, CTV.
	She's going to be joining CTV, your morning, for fact checking.
	For those of you who don't know who Rachel Gilmore is, I have some funny things that will let you know who Rachel Gilmore is.
	One of which was...
	And then we're going to get into CTV News, by the way.
	One of which was...
	Here we go.
	Why can't I find the flipping thing?
	I just posted it.
	I'll get it in my own timeline.
	It'll give you an indication as to the bias or lack thereof of the fact-checker Rachel Gilmore.
	This is Rachel Gilmore.
	I made a joke.
	Which was only a joke because I'm not the purveyor of disinformation.
	And when I make a mistake, my goodness, do I correct it?
	I made the joke like, hey, how long until someone clips this and accuses Rachel Gilmore of giving the middle finger to an innocent black man behind her because she's a racist?
	I didn't do that.
	Because I think truth is even worse than the lie.
	This is going to be your fact checker, fact checking the man behind the tariffs who takes the opportunity of passing a Trump Tower and she's so enraged by the inanimate object.
	She feels compelled to give it the middle finger.
	Can we zoom in on those fingers?
	Nicely manicured.
	Very nice.
	She's doing the...
	I don't know.
	I was told that she's doing the nice top gun.
	Giving the finger to Trump Tower, people.
	That is your fact checker of CTV News.
	It's beautiful.
	I'm not trying to talk to them out of firing.
	CTV News deserves her.
	It's going to be money well spent for those propagandists.
	But don't worry.
	There's more.
	There's more.
	Rachel Gilmore, once upon a time, tweeted this out.
	Because it was...
	The captions on a clip from Tucker Carlson.
	And she said, I have a feeling this image is going to be very useful.
	And it's Tucker Carlson with the caption saying, I'm misleading you.
	Well, Viva is actually a fact checker.
	By the way, I've submitted my candidacy for community notes, so we'll see where that goes.
	Viva is the fact checker.
	I fact check myself.
	Sometimes I fact check myself in real time.
	Then I have to go out on Twitter and issue an apology to people.
	This was actually what Tucker Carlson said for anybody who's interested.
	Reality. But if I don't mention the fact that the same man has been arrested for the same crime six times before, am I really informing you?
	No, I'm not.
	I'm misleading you.
	And this is what Rachel Gilmore sees by way of reality.
	I'm misleading you.
	Tucker Carlson, you admitted it.
	That's your CTV News fact checker.
	And it's so amazing.
	As I prepare for these shows, things just click together.
	Hormone... Harmoniously.
	Things click together harmoniously.
	Where I didn't realize that Rachel...
	First, I thought Rachel Gilmore was going to be a fact-checker at the CBC.
	So if anyone was fast enough to screen grab my initial post, I said, oh, she's fact-checking for the CBC.
	You're lucky to have her.
	It was the CTV.
	And I say, why is that interesting?
	Well, because the CTV just ran a couple of articles today which are relevant to what's going on in the news.
	You won't believe this.
	This is CTV News.
	This is the network for which middle finger to Trump Tower, Rachel Gilmore, is going to be fact-checking.
	I've got to tell you this.
	I made the joke and I put out the tweet with a little video and I said, Doge and Elon Musk have been so successful in cleaning up government waste, they have also succeeded in solving the climate crisis.
	You see, understand people, the existential threat that was the climate crisis has now been solved.
	And it's so not an issue anymore that not only do you boycott Tesla EVs and Elon Musk, and not only do you burn those mother effers down and the lithium batteries contained within, not only do you throw Molotov cocktails at them, each Molotov cocktail sets off enough CO2 to kill a baby seal.
	So not only can you do that now, but the governments of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island have announced that they're no longer giving the rebate.
	For Tesla vehicles.
	This is CTV News, for which Rachel Gilmore, the national treasure that she is for Canada, is fact-checking.
	As the trade war between the United States and Canada grinds on, the Prince Edward Island government is cutting off a rebate program for an American vehicle company.
	The provincial government says Tesla's will no longer be eligible for its electric vehicle incentive as of Tuesday.
	Any Tesla purchase prior to that date will still receive the normal rebate.
	Quote, we need to focus our net zero funding on what matters most to islanders, end quote.
	Said Environment, Energy and Climate Action Minister Gilles Arsenault in a news release.
	Quote, I encourage anyone looking at purchasing an electric vehicle to consider purchasing from a dealership with a local presence here in PEI or the Maritimes.
	I'm sorry, hold on.
	Are there no Tesla dealerships in Prince Edward Island?
	Hold on, hold on.
	This is stupider than I thought it was going to be.
	Hold on, I'm going to go just ask.
	I'm fairly certain.
	Are there Tesla dealerships in PEI?
	I'm fairly certain there would be.
	Just asking, there are no traditional Tesla dealerships in PEI.
	Tesla operates on a direct-to-consumer sales model, meaning it does not have franchised dealerships like other automakers.
	Instead, Tesla sells its vehicles online and customers in PEI can order directly from the website.
	You see how that works?
	Viva, just fact-check Viva and learn something new in real time.
	So they order online, and let's get back to the article because the idiocy is not going to be lost nonetheless.
	So go to a local car dealership, and even if it's not an EV...
	Get a car bought locally and support the local dealerships.
	Environment be damned.
	The program offers $57.50 for the electric vehicles, $32.50 for the plug-in hybrid, yada, yada, yada.
	Okay. That's the news of it.
	CTV News.
	Rachel Gilmore fact-checking Canada.
	Apparently the environment no longer matters.
	Support your local car dealership.
	Boycott Tesla.
	But CTV News was in the news for other reasons as well.
	Hold on a second.
	Well, this was the article.
	And I had to let them know that, yeah, it makes zero sense.
	I put out a tweet that might have been a little bit too hyperbolic.
	I said, like, true terrorists, this government of Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, they hate their enemies more than they love their children.
	The climate crisis is an existential threat to humanity.
	Canada needs to lower its emissions, even though it represents one and a quarter, one and a half percent of global emissions.
	It's got to eliminate its emissions to net zero under the carny circus by 2030, I think, or 2050.
	And it's such a serious, life-altering existential crisis that they need to boycott Tesla and focus on going local, even if that's not necessarily electric anymore.
	Look at this.
	This is...
	Canada people.
	And then you'll understand why it's, you know, in dire straits.
	Of Scotia and Prince Edward Island have become the latest provinces to scrap provincial rebates for Tesla electric vehicles.
	Of course, it's all because of CEO's Elon Musk's association with the U.S. administration and the current trade war with our country.
	No more.
	I did something wrong.
	the 51st state.
	I wanted to rewind it.
	But it was going to be offering significant rebates for customers who purchased electric vehicles, but a number of provinces have now dropped those offers.
	Musk has evolved into a close ally and advisor to Donald Trump, who of course has ordered 25% Hey, fact check, Rachel Gilmore, did Elon muse about, and Trump muse about...
	Forcefully taking Canada as a 51st aid?
	Well, yes, he did.
	Fact-checked because he said he might use economic force.
	And by using the word force, it therefore means that he's going to take it by force, even though it meant economic force.
	And he wasn't even talking about taking it over, rather using economic force to get what he needs out of a country that is posing an existential threat to itself.
	So yeah, I'm sure Rachel Gilmore with her middle finger to Trump is going to be exquisitely objective in fact-checking everything that you just saw from that propagandist network.
	Now... The funniest thing also, speaking of Canada and speaking of carnies, it's, you know, people think we live in a, what's the word I'm looking for?
	People think we're living in a simulation where you have some jokes that are just unbelievable.
	Canada's going through an election right now, an election cycle, April 28th.
	I'm going to be on Jimmy Dore sooner than later talking about that as well.
	Stay tuned for that.
	The guy's name is Carney, which is funny enough.
	Because Carney literally means, you know, a circus freak or someone who entertains people at a circus.
	Mike Myers, who looks like Eminem for some reason, has decided to endorse Mike Carney and talk about how good-looking Justin Trudeau is.
	And I've got to give Kyle Kemper the credit, but, oh, I just had to touch it up to make it perfect.
	Kyle Kemper remembered this classic line from Austin Powers 1, 2, or 3. I forget which one.
	It's probably the one.
	Only two things scare me, and one is nuclear war.
	What's the other?
	Excuse me?
	What's the other thing that scares you?
	Carnies. What?
	Circus folk.
	Nomads, you know.
	Smell like cabbage.
	Small hands.
	See, that's funny, but it's not perfect.
	Perfect would have been cutting it right at the perfect point.
	Only two things scare me, and one is nuclear war.
	What's the other?
	Excuse me?
	What's the other thing that scares you?
	Carney. What's the other thing that scares you?
	Carney. So I think that's pretty good.
	But... Yeah, that's what's going on in Canada, people.
	Very depressing, and it's not getting any better.
	All right, peeps.
	Let me see what's going on here.
	I accidentally refreshed, which means I'd lost any and all...
	Except in our locals community.
	Let's see what's going on in our locals community.
	We've got Canada's protests, Elon's Teslas, and builds their own EVs.
	This is funny.
	People make jokes about how bad commie cars were back in Soviet Russia.
	The communist cars were terrible.
	And now you see what's going on here.
	The commie cars in Canada will never be too terrible because they're just going to get them from China.
	Although apparently, from what I've been told...
	I'm no expert on this, but the Chinese lithium batteries apparently tend to start on fire a lot more randomly and without any meaningful taunting.
	But that's what's going on in Canada, people.
	The odds in the markets thus far have stabilized somewhat.
	But there was an article in CTV News that was talking about how it was like half of Canadians were still thinking the Liberals are going to win.
	Eh, forget it.
	I'm not even going to do it.
	Here we go.
	No, fine.
	Here we go.
	Let's look at this.
	Liberals. This is from City News, not CTV News.
	Liberals hold six-point lead over Conservatives.
	Leger poll.
	Leger. Go do a little Google about Leger marketing in terms of accuracy and scandals.
	Liberals have pushed further ahead of the Conservatives in voter support, and almost half of Canadians surveyed think they will win the election, a new poll suggests.
	This good news for the Liberals came just hours after former Housing Minister Sean Fraser announced he would be reversing his decision not to run in the election, joining a handful of MPs who have made the same decision in recent weeks.
	With polls showing a large portion of his party's support bleeding to Liberals, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh said there are massive challenges ahead for his party.
	Holy hell.
	Can you imagine?
	Going from the NDP to the Liberals?
	You may as well go from the frying pan to the bonfire.
	At a campaign stop north of Toronto, Conservative leader Pierre Poiliev struck a combative tone and claimed Liberal leader Mark Carney isn't dedicated to Canada because a company he was previously involved with has financial interests outside the country.
	Can you believe how they describe Brookfield Assets Management?
	They just wrote it off like that.
	These are the news agencies that Rachel Gilbert is going to be fact-checking for.
	Hey, guys, you should ask me to fact-check for that.
	Oh, yeah, no.
	A company he was previously involved with has financial interests outside of the country.
	Carney has admitted to investing in foreign countries that are not crippled, saddled by the policy he was telling Trudeau to implement in Canada while he was telling Trudeau to implement that in Canada.
	He took Brookfield Asset Management and moved it from Toronto to New York.
	Just at the time, you know, in October 2024.
	We don't need to read the rest of this.
	Oh, all right.
	That is all.
	That's what's going on in Canada.
	And that's it.
	We're done with it.
	Done. Promised.
	That's it.
	Maybe it's the same polling used against Trump, says GD Smack.
	Well, the polling is fundamentally dishonest.
	What is far more accurate than the polling is the markets, which are still able to be manipulated and you can get some glitches and some anomalies.
	But things tend to be more accurately reflected in the markets than in the polling, because the polling is flawed by its very nature, flawed by its very sample pool, and it's amplified in terms of Canada.
	Yep, we reached 1,165 Canadians who have landlines that are available at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
	I'm exaggerating, but the bottom line is you're getting sample bias in those pools, and they are easily manipulated, as we saw in the Iowa poll.
	To yield the results that you want for the purposes of convincing people that up is down and left is right.
	So that's it.
	That's what's going on in Canada.
	We might get back to some of that afterwards.
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	All right, now, what do we get to?
	Do we get to, let's get to Trump's pick for the CDC.
	There was some misunderstanding, and we'll get to it in a post from, I was going to say post Malone, in a post from Malone, in a post from Dr. Robert Malone.
	In terms of the new pick for the CDC, I didn't know her from a hole in the wall.
	I did go to the first thing I do, and I only went to Commitube because it's been around for longer in terms of a repertoire.
	I look for the name and interviews with whatever.
	The longer you go back to see what interviews they gave.
	I forget who the recent pick was.
	Oh, I forget who it was.
	Anyways, we found some clips from the past, which make it incompatible with the position for which Trump appointed them.
	I went back and found this clip of Suzanne Monares, who is Trump's pick for...
	Cripe, I forget the title.
	The volume down a touch here.
	Okay, great intro.
	Oh To help them really understand where they are in their healthcare journey and empower them to make...
	Great decisions.
	We also think about AI from the provider side.
	So how can we help providers better understand their patients?
	How can we help providers optimize their time within the health system as they're seeing patients, as they're trying to make complex decisions to create the conditions for improved patient health outcomes?
	We also think about AI from the defensive side.
	So we understand that there is a great vulnerability within the health ecosystem.
	More and more is coming online and the Internet of Things that are going to have an incredibly positive effect, but we also know it creates vulnerabilities.
	And so we're using that same AI technology to help defend against those vulnerabilities, to anticipate the negative implications that are happening within the health systems and to try to stay ahead of it.
	ARPA-H takes on the entirety of the health ecosystem.
	It's not just biomedical research.
	It's not just resilient systems.
	It's not just investing in the tech of the future.
	It is all of those.
	And what we do is we actually go out and we seek these incredible innovators.
	We call them our program managers.
	And they come to us and they say, you know, here are the big problems that we're seeing.
	I think we can pause it there.
	The gist of this six-minute video, which you can go watch if you want.
	Let me give everybody the link.
	The gist of the video is integrating AI.
	Into health.
	And I thought that's what was pissing people off.
	Like people are scared of AI.
	People are now scared of jibby jabs.
	People are scared and don't trust medical professionals at large.
	But as I'm watching this, especially given who was the other guy there who gave that press conference where they were talking about AI technology and microbots and all this stuff.
	And I said, this is going to scare people given what we've just come through with respect to COVID, the jab, being lied to, gaslit systematically day in and day out.
	For the better part of five years, I thought that's what people were upset about.
	But no.
	I go to our vivabarneslaw.locals.com community and I say, I'm in the car.
	I'm going to be listening to stuff while I drive.
	Anybody who can get some clips and that'll help me understand the pic, please go ahead.
	And someone posted, you better just read the update from Post Malone.
	I'm joking.
	It's Robert Malone.
	And I'll give everybody the link to this so you can go show some love, because I feel bad, you know, I don't know if I'm supposed to, reading their information.
	It's available to everybody for free.
	But I'll give everybody the link so you can go show some love to PhD Dr. Robert Malone, the creator of the...
	Oh, cripe, what's it called?
	MRNA technology.
	Co-creator.
	Was it him or was it McCullough?
	Now, I forget who had the scandal on Wikipedia where they go back and basically re-edit the past and erase you from the internet.
	Maha social media is blowing up over this.
	What could Team MAGA be thinking?
	And then he starts off with...
	I don't know if he started off with this because he had a post-mortem note to his article saying that RFK Jr. did call him up and said he's right.
	Secretary Kennedy posted X posts that erroneously attributed Biden-era tweets supporting masks, lockdowns, mandates, etc.
	to my CDC nominee, director nominee, Suzanne Menares, have understandably provoked Ajita.
	With the Maha movement.
	I handpicked Susan for the job because she is a longtime champion of Maha values and is a caring, compassionate, and brilliant microbiologist and a tech wizard who will reorient CDC toward public health and gold standard science.
	I'm so grateful for President Trump for making this appointment.
	And we don't need to go into the full CV because it's very good.
	Who is Dr. Monares?
	writes Dr. Malone, PhD Malone.
	Monares obtained her PhD from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
	Where her research focused on infectious disease technologies, particularly those affecting low- and middle-income countries.
	She then did a postdoc, Stanford University, focusing on infectious disease research.
	Despite this research background, PubMed only lists one publication, a recently published paper.
	Okay, fine.
	Monares was a fellow, yada, yada, yada.
	Then we go on.
	At the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Monares served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Strategy and Data Analytics, where she oversaw the research portfolios for Homeland Security, HSARPA, and Biomedical Advanced Research, which is BARDA.
	These acronyms are very scary.
	More spooky stuff.
	Okay. In January 2023, Monarras was appointed Deputy Director of the Advanced Research Projects Agency, ARPA.
	Let's not put the ARPAs here.
	All right, fine.
	I predict that she will garner bipartisan overwhelming support from the Senate.
	Her nomination will be smooth sailing.
	She was selected to head the CDC because of her work with the AI.
	The use of AI applies to VAERS and MMWR will be critical in overhauling the adverse event reporting system.
	I speculate that Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. went along with this because she has the skill set to apply a team of AI experts to MMWR and VAERS and is already working with Doge.
	The recent cabinet meeting most likely included thoughts on her nomination.
	Frankly, this is a candidate that Musk would support.
	What about Kennedy?
	Okay, fine.
	Postscript. So this is it.
	Postscript, quite literally immediately after I published, after I pushed the button to this, Secretary Kennedy called me.
	The interpretation above is correct.
	Suzanne Monares is apparently a dynamo, is working closely with Doge, and is doing great work as acting director.
	She has strong support from Bobby.
	Apparently, there is a lot of resistance to change at the CDC, and Monares is taking on and overcoming all resistance.
	I am shocked, shocked that there is so much resistance to oversight and reform sarcasm.
	In any case, don't judge a book by its cover.
	The energetic Suzanne Monares.
	May be just what the doctor ordered for treating a very sick CDC.
	Malone is a reader-supported publication to receive new posts and support our work.
	Consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
	And I will give everybody the link for that immediately.
	So that's it.
	There were some misunderstandings.
	This is not one of those candidates or appointments that are as bad as...
	What was his name?
	Chad. I'm sure it was Chad.
	The guy who was selected out of Florida who was the COVID lockdown czar in Kryptis.
	Do you remember who?
	I went relatively hard on him and then we all took something of a victory lap.
	Chad Cronister.
	You mean the sheriff?
	Yeah, it was Chad Cronister, right?
	Yes. Okay.
	And then there was another bad one in there.
	And then I might have been a little bit too judgmental and harsh on Sean Curran tapped to be the director of Secret Service, but I still stand by my assessment there.
	So don't jump to conclusions.
	You give the benefit of the doubt if RFK Jr. and Post Malone are approving of Suzanne Monarez.
	You give the benefit of the doubt, and if there's a debacle along the lines of a la Bindergate, then you can start reassessing.
	So that's the news, and now you know it, people.
	We're going to go on to something else after I look at these.
	R.B. Ham says, Hi, it's me, R.B. Still trying to get on your show.
	Oh, I'm running for the PPC in the upcoming election.
	My sub stack.
	Well, for sure.
	First of all, now that I had Pleb the Reporter praising Pierre Poilier.
	Yeah, for sure, R.B. Ham.
	It will happen.
	And just don't take the delay as any sign of...
	Don't take offense by it.
	Although to the extent that you're also a supporter and running for the PPC, we might be able to do two in one here and kick back off the interviews with our Viva Barnes Law supporters and a PPC member.
	Maybe we'll do it this Friday.
	R.B. Hamm, I've screen grabbed it and remind me again if I forget.
	Forced name change said, I said this weeks ago.
	I hope I'm wrong, but I probably won't be.
	If Pierre, if Poirier wins, it will only be a minority government.
	I think you're...
	I mean, look, I obviously think you're wrong.
	I've predicted accordingly and it's back up to one-third percentage or one-quarter now.
	Lord of the Rees says, Cover the Lost Highway by Hank Williams is out now.
	Putting out a cover every month while working on the album.
	Follow on the platforms, preferably Rumble, for updates.
	Long walk music.
	It's adequate.
	Encryptus, can you pull up the...
	Are you able to grab his channel?
	We'll post it up here and...
	Play a little clip from it.
	All right, so that's what's going on in that part of the world.
	The big news of the day.
	This is the one that I also wanted to make sure I knew what the heck was going on before taking a hard position.
	One thing that you know is when you are relying on the word of scoundrels, confirmed, demonstrable, definitive scoundrels, you got to approach it with a little bit more skepticism or outright...
	Don't believe a word they have to say until they prove the words that they are saying.
	Whether or not this is a national security fiasco, it's at the very least embarrassing somewhat.
	If only because, apparently, a rabid anti-Trump journalist somehow was added inadvertently to a Signal chat with...
	People involved in the Trump administration.
	If only because of that mistake and assuming it's a mistake and not a deliberate mistake, which I don't think it was to the extent it even happened, but I think it did happen.
	It's embarrassing.
	The story is, and I'll take it straight from The Atlantic.
	We won't read the whole thing.
	I'll just get to the crux of it.
	Jeffrey Goldberg, also not to be mistaken with Jeff Goldblum.
	You might remember him from such amazing movies as The Fly.
	If you don't know, it is Jeff Goldblum, right?
	Yeah. Of course it is.
	The Fly is a classic of all time, if you haven't seen it, about a man who creates a device where he can transport himself through space and time and in flies a fly before he gets out on the other end and it integrates the DNA and then he slowly becomes a fly.
	It was a tragic movie.
	I forgot how actually sad and psychologically difficult it was to watch.
	I think...
	I forget the name of the other woman.
	Geena Davis might have been in it.
	She was beautiful.
	It's a great movie.
	Go watch it.
	No. Jeffrey Goldberg is a rabidly anti-Trump journalist who works at the rabidly anti-Trump Atlantic, apparently, who was apparently inadvertently invited into a group chat involving the highest members of the Trump cabinet brought in by Mike Walls, apparently, or at least his staffer.
	I think Trump has come out now and confirmed that it was a staffer who accidentally added J.G. Instead of JDs, how I suspect it happened.
	And no one in the chat knew.
	Or maybe they did, and this is all one big long play.
	Deliberate mistake.
	Calculated sacrifice of a bishop for position.
	We'll see.
	I don't think so.
	He was in on this thread for a long time, listening to members of the Trump administration have what I think are totally normal discussions about policy.
	The Atlantic.
	The Trump administration accidentally texted me its war plans.
	You know what's acutely missing from this entire freaking article?
	The war plans.
	Just a minor little detail.
	It's missing.
	We're going to get to it, but it's not there.
	What is there is there was discussion as to whether or not...
	Unless you think discussion is war plans.
	U.S. national security leaders included me in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen.
	I didn't think it could be real.
	Then the bombs started falling.
	The world found out shortly before 2 p.m.
	Eastern, March 15, that the United States was bombing Houthi targets across Yemen.
	I, however, knew two hours before the first bombs exploded that the attack might be coming.
	He knew before the first bomb started, two hours before, that they might be coming.
	You know who else knew that they might be coming?
	The entire freaking world given Trump's posture on the Houthis, much to the dismay of many of the people who don't want to see Trump lure America back into a foreign conflict.
	I knew two hours before that they might be coming.
	The reason I knew this is that Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of Defense, had texted me the war plan at 11.44 a.m.
	What's the war plan?
	You will not get an answer to that question as you read through this article.
	The plan included precise information about weapons, packages, targets, and timing.
	This was going to require some explanation.
	Oh, I'm certainly not doing that.
	Yeah, I thought I'm going to log on to your stupid garbage.
	Okay. So it starts, let me just open it up wide and bring it up for the elderly in our chats.
	Story technically begins after the Hamas invasion, 2023.
	Okay, Trump administration promised a tough response to the Houthi attacks, which we know about because he promised a tough response to it.
	Therefore, we all knew something might be coming.
	This is where Pete Hegseth and I come in.
	Tuesday, March 11, I receive a connection request on Signal from a user identified as Michael Walls.
	Signals on open source, yada, yada, yada.
	We know what it is.
	I assume that the Michael Walls in question was President Donald Trump's national security advisor.
	I did not assume, however, that the request was from the actual Michael Walls.
	I have met him in the past, and though I didn't find it particularly, and though I didn't find it particularly strange that he might be reaching out to me, I did think it's somewhat unusual given the Trump administration's contentious relationship with journalists and Trump's periodic fixation on me specifically.
	It immediately crossed my mind someone could be masquerading as well.
	Accepted the connection.
	Hoping that this was the actual National Security Advisor and that he wanted to chat about Ukraine or Iran or some other important matter.
	Two days later, 428, I received a notice that I was to be included in a signal chat group.
	It was called Houthi PC Small Group.
	I imagine the PC is private chat, but I don't know, and we didn't get much more information from the hearings that occurred today, which we'll get to at the end of this.
	A message to the group from Michael Walls read as follows.
	Team, establishing a principals group for coordination on Hooties, particularly for over the next 72 hours.
	My deputy Alex Wong is pulling together a tiger team at deputies agency chief of staff level following up from the meeting in the sit room this morning, yada, yada, yada.
	The message continued.
	Please provide the best staff POC point of command from your team point of communication.
	I don't know for us to communicate with over the next couple of days over the weekend.
	Thanks. The principal of principals committee generally are first thing. One minute later, a person identified as Mar, which they presume means Mark, Marco Antonio Rubio wrote Mike Needham for state, apparently designating the current one ever.
	Okay. Then JD Vance wrote Andy Baker for VP. One minute later, TG presumably Chelsea Gabbard director of national intelligence or someone masquerading as her wrote Joe Kent for DNI nine minutes.
	So they all check in.
	You get everybody saying, yep, we're here and we're talking.
	Okay. That was the end of the Thursday text chain.
	Okay. After receiving the Walls text related to the Hootie PC small group, I consulted a number of colleagues.
	We discussed the possibility.
	He goes through it.
	This might be a double super fakie.
	They might be trying to use me to spread disinformation or, I don't know, divulge what's going on to the world for whatever the reason.
	We don't know that that's not the case yet, but I doubt it is.
	Next day, things got even stranger.
	Walls texted the group team.
	Team, you should have a statement of conclusions with taskings per the president's guidance this morning in your high side inboxes.
	High side in government parlance refers to classified computer and communication systems.
	So it sounds like they're using this as a Slack.
	I've never used Slack, so I probably shouldn't use that analogy because I don't know what Slack is.
	I want to have nothing to do with Slack.
	But from what I understand Slack is, it's like communications.
	And they're saying, OK, keep the classified stuff classified.
	And let's just have discussion here in a signal chat, which is encrypted end to end to the extent you don't invite inadvertently an Atlantic propagandist journalist.
	Okay. State and DOD.
	We developed suggested notifications lists for regional allies, yada, yada.
	Okay, fine.
	At this point, a fascinating policy discussion commenced.
	Ooh! Do you notice pre-suasion, by the way?
	These are people texting back and forth.
	Whether or not they're on their work devices could be an issue, if it wasn't, in terms of hackability, for the same reason that...
	You know, other people using personal devices and then smashing them with hammers might have been a concern, especially the smashing them with hammers because it implies culpability.
	We know what they said in these signal exchanges, and it was basically people talking.
	But he qualifies it.
	He persuades you to think it's a policy discussion that they're listening to and that is somehow therefore classified.
	We'll see.
	The account label J.D. Vance responded 8-16.
	Team, I found out for the day doing an economic event in Michigan.
	But I think we are making a mistake.
	Vance was indeed in Michigan that day.
	The Vance account goes to state.
	3% of U.S. trade runs through the Suez.
	40% of European trade does.
	There is a real risk that the public doesn't understand this or why it's necessary.
	The strongest reason to do this is, as POTUS said, to send a message.
	If one were to think that this is deliberate, this is the type of stuff you'd want a journalist to leak, thinking they had a big break.
	The Vance's account then goes on to make a noteworthy statement, considering that the vice president has not deviated publicly from Trump's position.
	Oh, you mean it's like they have actual meaningful discussions of policy among themselves where there's actual legitimate disagreement?
	I'm not sure the president is aware how inconsistent this is with his message on Europe right now.
	There is a further risk that we see a moderate to severe spike in oil prices.
	I am willing to support the consensus of the team and keep these concerns to myself, but there is a strong argument for delaying this a month, doing the messaging work on why this matters, seeing where the economy is, etc.
	Jeez, you know, I'm talking myself into the conspiracy that this was done deliberately because it makes it look like they actually have a team with diverging ideas, reasonable people who can express themselves internally, respectfully, without stabbing each other in the back publicly.
	A person identified as Joe Kent, Trump's nominee to run the National Counterterrorism Center, wrote, There is nothing time-sensitive driving the timeline.
	We'll have the exact same options in a month.
	Then you got Ratcliffe.
	The message contained information that might be interpreted as related to actual and current intelligence operations.
	This is where you're not getting that war plan that I said that this includes.
	827, Pete Hexas says, I understand your concerns and fully support you raising with POTUS.
	Important considerations, most of which are tough to know, how they play out, economy, Ukraine, peace, Gaza, etc.
	I think messaging is going to be tough no matter what.
	Interesting counterpoint.
	Nobody knows what the Houthis are.
	Nobody knows who the Houthis are, which is why we would need to stay focused on Biden failed, Iran funded.
	Interesting. Hexas message goes on to it.
	Waiting a few weeks or a month does not fundamentally change calculus.
	Two immediate risks on waiting.
	This leaks, and we look indecisive.
	Dude, I'm talking myself into this being deliberate.
	It's not.
	It's not.
	But my goodness, this is how you'd write it if it were.
	This leaks, and we got an Atlantic journalist out there, and we look indecisive.
	Two, Israel takes an action first, or Gaza sees fire falls apart, and we don't get this started in our own terms.
	We can manage both.
	We are prepared to execute, and if I had final go or no-go vote, I believe we should.
	This is not about the Houthis.
	I see it as two things, restoring freedom of navigation, a core national interest, and reestablished deterrence, which Biden cratered.
	But we can easily pause it if we do.
	I will do all we can to enforce 100 operational security.
	I welcome other thoughts.
	Wow, it's almost like there's two...
	Decent options.
	And they want to show that the Trump administration is considering its options and highlighting Biden's failures.
	A few minutes later, Mike Wallace says, okay, fine.
	JD Vance addresses a message.
	If you think we should do it, let's do it.
	I just hate bailing Europe out again.
	Almost a common theme that they're trying to convey to the world.
	User identified as Hegseth.
	Three minutes later says, VP, I fully share your loathing of European freeloading.
	It's pathetic.
	But Mike is correct.
	We are the only ones on the planet, on our side of the ledger, who can do this.
	Nobody else even close.
	Question. Man, I tell you, I feel like they wanted this to get out, but what's-his-face didn't take the bait for leaking it.
	Now he's just not, you know, he's portraying this as a classified nonsense.
	We'll see what this guy thinks is classified that he couldn't disclose in this article.
	All right, then it went, okay, then you have all the evidence right here.
	After the reading of the change, I recognized that this conversation possessed a high degree of verisimilitude.
	The texts in their word choice and argument sounded as if they were written by the people who purportedly sent them or by particularly adept AI generator.
	I was still concerned that this could be disinformation operation, whatever.
	I remained mystified that no one in the group seemed to have noticed my presence.
	Or did they?
	I'm joking.
	But if it was a hoax, the quality and mimicry and the level of foreign policy insight were impressive.
	Okay.
	Okay. Do we need to go on anymore here?
	We're going to skip the rest.
	I mean, it goes on.
	I think that's the bulk of it.
	That's the bulk of it.
	And the main thing to appreciate is how little classified information is actually divulged.
	And it almost seems like the journalist is dangling the prospect of classified info without divulging whether or not it was.
	But according to the congressional hearings, which I listened to as we drove back, and you want to know what a kid sounds like when they don't want to listen to...
	Boring congressional hearings.
	We didn't record anything.
	But yeah, apparently kids don't find this interesting.
	Who the heck knew?
	Listen to this.
	One of the highlights from the committee hearing that we heard this today, if you listen to it.
	Director Radcliffe, there has been indication that the CIA has...
	I've warned recently retired personnel about the vulnerabilities of Signal and other encrypted messaging applications.
	If that's the case, why were you discussing these issues on Signal?
	Senator, Signal use, as I've said repeatedly, is permissible for work purposes.
	I've never said that end-to-end encryption apps like Signal are a substitute for classified systems.
	And I was not discussing classified information in this setting.
	But as you've indicated previously, perhaps the Secretary of Defense was discussing classified information, and only he can be held accountable in terms of whether it was classified or declassified at the moment he spoke.
	Is that accurate?
	Well, I didn't say it that way.
	I said the Secretary of Defense is the original classification authority.
	And my understanding is that his comments are that any information that he shared was not classified.
	But you have no way to verify that.
	I don't.
	Now, it's obviously, if you want to be critical and operate on the same stringent level of analysis you would if they were political adversaries, you would say, of course he's going to say it wasn't classified what he shared because his ass might be in the clinker if he did share classified information via that WhatsApp, not WhatsApp, that signal chat.
	But you know what is glaringly absent from that?
	Is anything that can be remotely considered classified.
	What you're having is a discussion among colleagues as to when to potentially do what everyone knew was going to be done.
	I mean, the world knew.
	Some people on the right were a little bit irritated with Trump's position vis-a-vis Houthis and vis-a-vis Iran.
	They don't want to see another war.
	A broad discussion, yes.
	If the guy was in there by accident, he should not have been included.
	Acutely missing from any of that was anything classified from the congressional hearings today.
	Yes, they might be trying to cover their butts if there was, in fact, classified information that was shared on that compromised signal group chat.
	But thus far, there is none, even from that journalist.
	And do you think they wouldn't disclose it now?
	After the fact?
	I mean, it's like...
	What's amazing is New York Times published basically criminally gotten information about Trump's taxes.
	Oddly enough, none of them got arrested or investigated like James O'Keefe.
	This guy finds himself on what he considers himself to be a classified group chat discussing military intelligence, doesn't disclose it, and doesn't get arrested or investigated for it.
	It's almost like there's two standards of justice and one team plays by So that is the scandal of the day as relates to that.
	Thus far, there's nothing classified that's been disclosed.
	There's nothing that's been confirmed as being classified.
	Even by the thread itself, it does confirm that the classified info stays where it's supposed to be, and they're using Signal for...
	Encrypted end-to-end discussion about policy, about their feelings on a course of action.
	Now, the question is this, and I looked over on our AvivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community to see.
	Trump came out and confirmed, if you believe it, and it's very tough to know what to believe, it's very tough to know what's true, that it was a staffer for Mike Walls who added JG by accident.
	Let me just make sure.
	Jeffrey.
	Let me see here.
	I'll bring this one up.
	It's going to be rubbish propaganda nonetheless.
	But Trump stands by National Security Advisor Mike Walls, despite disclosing military plans, says he's learned, gosh darn it, a snowball's chance in hell, ABC.
	Okay, here we go.
	Stands by Walls says he's learned a lesson.
	Trump says that even though the journalist from the Atlantic was inadvertently added to a private chat about military plans, his presence had, quote, no impact, end quote, on military strikes in Yemen.
	Security advisory, yada, yada, yada.
	Okay, Mike, he's learned his lesson, but put in the word staffer.
	Here we go.
	When asked what he was told about how Goldberg came to be added to the signal chat, Trump said it was one of Michael's people on the phone.
	A staffer had his number.
	I would be looking at the staffer.
	It's not because it's a staffer of Mike Walls that we don't think it's a deep state stooge trying to sabotage the Trump administration.
	Could be.
	Could just be one of those freaking embarrassing mistakes that is without consequence, and that is not the scandal that the left is trying to make it out to be.
	And by the way, notice that the scandal in all of this is what Goldberg is not telling you.
	Not what he is telling you.
	Because what he told you is nothing more than an internal discussion.
	Where classified information, even in that discussion, is kept in classified silos.
	What is controversial, what is scandalous, is what they're purporting exists, but they haven't disclosed yet.
	But I would be looking at that staffer in terms of whether or not it was indeed a bona fide accident or whether or not that is a compromised staffer trying to take down the Trump administration.
	What does the chat think?
	That's what I'm looking at here.
	On our vivabarnesla.lokush.com, it says, the asshole wishes it was classified.
	That is from Canuck.
	One of the people, I'm not sure if this is on the same subject, Canuck says, I think it was an inside job who loaded the phones.
	That, if you believe Trump, it was a staffer who had access and inadvertently added.
	It definitely was not a leak, says Shailena.
	And Cousin Bruce says, Viva, don't overlook the possibility that it was a deliberate leak.
	One faction within the Trump admin looking to hurt another faction.
	That is very interesting.
	This is where I say our VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community.
	Is so far above average.
	That was from Cousin Bruce.
	I mean, I can also see that.
	That would be the worst case scenario for me because that would mean that there's, you know, that fight would have to be between the JD because they're trying to make JD look bad.
	So they might just be anti-Trump if they're trying to make JD look bad for disagreeing with Trump.
	I think it makes JD look good.
	You disagree with friends privately and People who I consider to be my friends know that if someone does something that I think is, you know, objectionable, I'll reach out privately before, you know, if at all going publicly, especially when there's no reason other than, you know, creating drama for clicks.
	But that's how you do disagreement when it's sincere and among people who are working together.
	I don't think it makes anybody look bad except for the staffer idiot who added Jeffrey Goldberg to the discussion.
	But I'm going to go defer to Rumble.
	Let's see what's going on here.
	I worry it makes JD look good, says Corey Sansone.
	Nobody looked bad, says Faithless.
	For what was said, the only bad I saw was the leak.
	So that's it.
	That's the scandal.
	You understand it now?
	I was not clear on the details yesterday.
	I said, I'm not going to trust anything these scumbags say.
	Oh, you want me to trust the article?
	Last night someone says, the White House confirmed it was true.
	What's the it?
	And where's that from?
	Oh, it's from the article?
	The article from Goldberg confirms that the White House confirmed it was all true.
	Sorry. Oh, wait.
	All right.
	The White House confirms the Signal chat was legit.
	Okay. Makes me like J.D. Vance more.
	Makes me like Pete Hegseth more.
	In fact, it makes me like everyone on that chat more.
	Well, I'll tell you an anecdote, by the way.
	I forget the details because I think I've deliberately tried to block it out of my memory.
	When I was a lawyer, I accidentally sent a redlined settlement agreement to opposing counsel, not to my mentor who I meant to send it to.
	This was the most important lesson I ever learned, that my boss, I won't mention his name because he might not want to be associated with me anymore, smartest man on earth, he knows who he is if he's watching, and I think he does watch.
	He said, you add the email address when you're ready to send it.
	You leave that block empty until you're ready to send that email.
	So you won't accidentally send it, you know, prematurely, and then you make sure you're sending it to the person you want to send it to.
	So I accidentally sent a redlined version of a settlement agreement with my comments to opposing counsel.
	The hilarity in it is that it was, you know, it was actually worked to our benefit because it made us look like, why would we give up these things?
	We have a stronger case of that type thing.
	Oh, disagreement?
	No. Someone would have said, yeah, you did that on purpose to scare opposing counsel because of your redlined notes.
	Nobody likes making mistakes.
	Period. But everybody does make mistakes.
	Period. So that's the scandal.
	Now let me see what's going on here.
	Oh, we got Bill Tong is in the house.
	Here we go.
	Bill Tong is in the house.
	This is a great thumbnail.
	DSLR Dave is my thumbnail guy.
	I love these thumbnails.
	He didn't do the...
	Uh, effect on this, but they're just beautiful.
	Uh, King DSLR, Dave, like the camera, if you want good thumbnails, people.
	King of Biltong says, looking for some healthy snacks to add to your diet?
	Try our Biltong.
	Almost 15, 50% protein.
	That's good.
	It's packed with B12, creatine, iron, zinc, and much more.
	Go to BiltongUSA.com, code Viva for 10% off.
	Support local companies like Biltong.
	It's freaking delicious.
	I can tell you, now my favorite thing above and beyond the Piri Piri.
	Which is very spicy, but not too spicy.
	Are the snausages, the sausages.
	I don't know what they are.
	They've got clover in them, and they are freaking delicious.
	I like Hegseth, says Corey Sansone.
	I love all of it, because it shows that it's an administration that takes into consideration everything.
	That has discussions among themselves.
	And they're not a bunch of warmongering buffoons.
	And they're not a bunch of demented idiots like Joe.
	They actually have meaningful, thoughtful discussion.
	And it highlights the freeloading nature of Europe off of America.
	I mean, the leak is amazing.
	And there was nothing, as far as anybody can tell yet, classified.
	So it's amazing.
	I say it's a win-win-win, except for the fact that, you know, it makes them look like they have someone who's an idiot who's going to learn a lesson.
	Although they're probably patting that staffer on the back like, hey man, you fucked up, but it really makes all of us look good.
	It makes us look like an administration that is thoroughly considering all options and that is defending a world that refuses to defend itself.
	Forced name change says, Ça ne casse pas trois pattes à canard.
	Ça ne casse pas trois pattes à canard.
	That means a three-legged duck doesn't break.
	Never heard that before.
	I think it means maybe a three-legged duck won't fall over quite as easily.
	There's the expression, which means too strong doesn't break.
	And yeah.
	Alright, people, let me see what's going on here because I think we've got a raid.
	Who are we raiding today?
	There was a bit of a glitch, I'm told, in the raid.
	Oh, goodness.
	There was a bit of a glitch in the raid today, but not a big deal.
	And now we're going to go...
	I'm going to give you the raid for...
	Kim Iverson, who I believe is talking about...
	Let's see what she says here.
	The title of her show is...
	We are going to go to vivabarnslaw.locals.com for the afterparty, the exclusive afterparty.
	I will...
	Hold on a second here.
	Quebec will make or break Canada.
	Je me souviens.
	Au revoir, says White Rhino.
	Je me souviens is what's on the license plate.
	It says, I will remember.
	I want the Epstein pedophile leaked.
	Fuck these commies and pedocrats.
	We all want that.
	Amandine says only an hour.
	Well, I may go a little bit longer sometimes, but we're going to go to the VivaBarnes.
	When am I going to be Rumble Premium?
	I have to figure out a way, if we do Rumble Premium, in a way that does not, not myth, but does not detract from the value that our VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com community wants, expects, and deserves for supporting the work that we do.
	So I'll be looking into it, but the easiest way, if you want to come on over, support what we do, At Viva Fry on Rumble.
	Come to vivabarneslaw.locals.com and you can have the exclusive after party.
	We're going to have a fun discussion there.
	So now tomorrow, by the way, stay tuned.
	It's going to be a bit of a hectic 48 hours flying into D.C. Going to try to get to the Rumble studio in D.C. to do the live stream, which should be awesome.
	And Thursday, who knows who I get to meet, but I'll tell you one thing.
	You don't get to meet the president by staying home.
	And I don't know if I'm going to get to meet the president.
	But you will not meet the people in the White House if you stay in your White House.
	You can do three-hour shows, two on Rumble, one extra on Locals.
	We'll see, people.
	We'll see.
	We're going to work.
	Suck it up.
	Both Rumble Premium and Locals subscriptions, says Dan Sundin.
	Viva. Love your show, man.
	I can't catch you live often, but I catch up, friend.
	Good, says Gene Bondano.
	And one Rumble, one Rumble.
	I'm going to figure this out.
	One Rumble, one Premium, one Locals.
	One Rumble, one Premium.
	No, the Locals and the Premium would have to overlap.
	It's the same reason why I...
	In as much as Menecht is a great...
	A great thing that Patrick, Bette, David, and team were doing.
	I felt it would be disloyal to our locals community to have them annex.
	So that's why I never used it, even though I think it's a great option for people who want to monetize their brain and their words.
	Il Sarto says, I heard they were thinking about leaking Biden's war plans, but no one wanted to hear about Joe repeatedly shitting his pants.
	Yeah, that's funny, actually.
	Salty Cracker has been watching some Rumble channel where the female models wear electrical tape.
	We can go there.
	And it says, Viva!
	Hold on, what am I doing here?
	Viva. Great show, Viva.
	Good luck with everything.
	We need to replace Bondi with you.
	Not gonna happen.
	And we got Patty F. Weber.
	It's very exciting.
	You're gonna go to the White House.
	What questions will you ask?
	That I am putting to our locals community.
	And by the way, so I'll tease Rumble before we leave.
	I'll tease Rumble before I leave.
	And let me figure out the details because this whole Rumble lineup thing is pretty new.
	And last week I got to go two hours.
	At my leisure.
	What am I looking for?
	I'm looking for...
	I'm not going to tell you who I'm looking for.
	But I'll tell you who's going to be there.
	So hold on.
	Hold on.
	Okay, just give me a second.
	Oh, for goodness sake.
	Well, RFK Jr. is going to be there and a bunch of other names.
	And we get to ask.
	I think it's like 20-minute segments from what I understand.
	It won't be live.
	But I'm going to get to ask some questions, and I'm going to go to our community and say, what questions should I ask?
	And I'm going to select from our locals community questions that I will ask.
	The only thing I'm really, really getting nervous about is I'm going to be doing it off my iPhone.
	I might bring my DSLR, but I'm going to be doing it off my phone.
	So I'm nervous.
	I don't want to screw anything up.
	I don't want to embarrass myself.
	And I was thinking of shaving, but my wife said no.
	So that is it.
	Okay, good.
	That is it.
	So we're going to go, I think it's forward slash raid, and here's the link.
	Go raid, Kim Iverson, if you are so inclined.
	Otherwise, let me figure things out with Rumble Premium, and let me now go over to our vivabarneslaw.locals.com community.
	If you want to come there, $10 a month, $100 a year, it's the best place for accurate information, a wonderful community.
	I say there are no trolls.
	There is, however...
	I'm giving the locals community to locals.
	That's not the right place.
	Here. Locals.
	But stay tuned.
	It's going to be great.
	And I do give some exclusive content on Locals as well when I go to trippy places.
	Like Locals saw the Jellyfish video well before the rest of the world.
	All right, so that's it.
	We are going to go to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
	I've got a bunch of stuff in the backdrop that we're going to cover there as well.
	So thank you all for being here.
	I will see you tomorrow.
	And it's going to be great.

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