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May 2, 2025 - Viva & Barnes
01:21:02
Adam Kinzinger Says Quiet Part Out Loud! Mineral Deal with Ukraine? Cash for Racism & MORE!
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This is a throwback to one of the greatest moments in committee, select committee hearings.
This is one of the greatest moments ever.
For those who don't remember, Adam Kinzinger crying.
Holy Jesus.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
And thank you to my colleagues on the committee.
Thank you to our witnesses.
I never expected a day to be quite as emotional for me as it has been.
I've talked to a number of you and gotten to know you.
I think it's important to tell you right now, though, you guys may, like, individually feel a little broken.
You guys all talk about the effects you have to deal with, and, you know, you talk about the impact of that day.
But you made it.
But you guys won.
You guys held.
You know, democracies.
Are not defined by our bad days.
We're defined by how we come back from bad days.
How we take accountability for that.
And for all the overheated rhetoric surrounding this committee, our mission is very simple.
Let's define the truth, and it's to ensure accountability.
Like most Americans, I'm frustrated that six months after a deadly insurrection breached the United States...
A deadly insurrection, by the way.
This is investigating the insurrection.
This face, like trying to squeeze blood out of a rock.
Wait, here, here.
I think it's important to tell you right now, though.
Get it up.
You guys may, like, individually...
Think of the saddest moment of your life, Adam, when your dog was struck by a vehicle.
Feel a little broken.
Think about it.
You guys all talk about the effects you have to deal with, and you talk about the impact of that day.
Do it.
Channel it.
But you guys won.
Oh, and he's doing the Bill Clinton lip.
You guys won.
You guys held.
This is a deeply unstable man that we're witnessing right now.
It'll make you want to vomit, not quite as much as some of the other stories we're going to talk about tangentially.
That was Adam.
Crying Kinzinger, forever sealing his legacy as the biggest phony, mentally unhinged and mentally unstable member of government during their investigating the insurrection.
Forever shall be known as Crying Kinzinger.
He did an interview with Katie Couric.
I don't know if any of you saw this interview.
I listened to it at 2x, so it was only 30 some odd minutes of pain.
It was actually a little bit more because I had to pause, go record the clips that I wanted to talk about today.
I had to watch it so that you don't have to watch it.
And I don't know when Katie Couric became Rosie O'Donnell.
There's something about when you become a liberal and you lose your sense of humor and you move into the realm of getting those thick black framed glasses and you get a sour puss look on your face.
I don't know what happens to these...
Politically deranged individuals, Keith Olbermann, that other guy there from Shark Tank, Mark Cuban, Rosie O'Donnell, Katie Cork.
I don't know what happens that they end up looking like this, but they all end up looking the same.
Before I give you three highlights from this interview so that you don't need to go watch the rest of it.
A, Adam Kinziger is a proponent of modern-day slavery.
B, Adam Kinziger is saying the quiet part out loud in terms of Democrats.
Sabotaging the economy for the political benefit of their party.
What was the third one?
I forget the third one.
But before we even get into that, people, we got one more of Adam Kinzinger.
I never realized the man is truly stupid.
Like, I just thought he was a phony, mentally unhinged, mentally unstable, pathological liar, partisan hack.
You know, he fell for the ghost of Kiev.
Lie on the internet that he put up on there with one of those tweets.
I think it's still up there.
There was another great video.
This guy has military combat experience where they were shooting at metal with a journalist and apparently the metal wasn't planked, angled down so that the bullet ricocheted and struck the journalist back in the arm.
This is the level of military prowess of Adam Kinzinger.
But I never realized that he's actually stupid.
You listen to him try to formulate thoughts.
He's actually stupid.
So stupid, in fact, that he, as you will see in clip number three, did not know that harboring illegal aliens, facilitating them not getting arrested, is illegal.
We'll get to it.
But for now, just listen to this idiot talk in his car.
I hate the fact that everyone...
I don't know if I was the first to do it.
I think I was among the early years.
It bothers me now that I'm lumped into categories with Adam crying Kinzinger.
So I just saw that Trump is, like, threatening the January 6th committee again.
Listen, this dude knows, he knows that this is, like, the thing that embarrasses him.
He won't admit it embarrasses him because he's trying to, like, pretend like he didn't do anything.
He's obsessed.
He's more obsessed with, like, me and Liz Cheney than his frickin' golf score.
Hey, Trump, bring it on, dude.
He's more obsessed with him and Liz Cheney than he is with his golf score, and then watch what this stupid jackass says for the rest of this.
You weak, whiny, tiny man.
Tiny.
By the way, I saw a picture of you this weekend.
You're hiking up your pants now to really just below your man boobs, and you're sweating so much.
Like, looking pretty bad there.
But Trump is infatuated with him and Liz Cheney.
This guy's looking at Trump's man boobs.
And not to be shameless about people not being physically fit.
Kinzinger, you're not looking particularly chiseled yourself, my man, if I may say so.
Bring it, man.
Like, stop with all the big mouth talking stuff.
You're a grown man.
You don't talk like one, but you're a grown man.
You're a grown man.
You don't talk like one.
I just finished talking about your man boobs.
The Democrats are good at one thing, and it is projection.
It's the iron law of woke projection.
You don't talk like a man, and I'm just sitting and talking about your man boobs.
You're obsessed with me, and I'm talking about where your pants are at.
You're looking soft for an 80-year-old man.
Meanwhile, Kinzinger in his 40s is looking a little bit blubbery, if I do say so myself, and I don't say that to make fun of him.
Just watch out when you point a finger at somebody if there aren't three pointing right back at you.
So he does this interview with Katie Couric.
If you haven't seen the rounds, I've been putting them up there.
It is absolutely stunning.
Katie Couric, I don't know when she fell from grace.
I'm not sure when she had grace.
She's interviewing Adam Kinzinger, talking about Trump.
And when you have like, it's called Fully Adir.
It's two...
Insane people bouncing off their insane ideas with one another.
And there's no grounding in reality to fact check, reality check, or pushback on the derangement of both of these people.
I don't know exactly which order I'm going to get him in here.
I'm just going to pull them up one by one.
Here we go.
This is Adam Kinzinger talking about the fact when questioned about Judge Dugan, who was the judge arrested for, I think it was obstruction, for hiding an illegal alien.
That had a hearing in front of her, pushing him out the back door of the courthouse so that ICE agents can't do what ICE agents were there to do, which was arrest and potentially deport the criminal illegal alien.
You won't believe, you know, ignorance of the law is no excuse.
It's basically a principle of all forms of law.
The only caveat to that is sometimes there are so many bloody laws, you couldn't know what was illegal and what wasn't.
When I found a turtle shell, When I was biking on a path, and then someone's like, you're not allowed picking that shell up.
First of all, I did Google it, and it's a freshwater peninsula cooter or something.
It's a freshwater.
But are you supposed to know that you can't pick up a shell if you find it?
Sometimes there are a little too many laws in order for everybody to know each and every sub-regulation.
Other laws, like harboring illegal aliens.
Obstruction of justice when it's bona fide are a little bit more clear.
Listen to this.
Let's talk about the arrest of that Wisconsin judge, Hannah Dugan, who was arrested by the FBI on suspicion that she had steered an undocumented immigrant through a side door to evade federal agents.
Why is that such an outrage in your view?
She had steered an illegal alien.
What did she say?
It's unbelievable.
Undocumented suspicion that she had steered an undocumented immigrant.
Steered an undocumented immigrant.
Concealed, aided and abandoned an illegal alien who was also in front of Judge Dugan on battery charges.
Steered an undocumented immigrant.
They're not immigrants.
They're aliens.
Because if you enter a country illegally, you are not an immigrant.
They're not undocumented.
They're illegal.
Steered is another word, a beautiful euphemism for corruptly hidden.
But they're Anne Frank.
All of these illegal wife-beating Kilmar Abrego Garcia, we're going to get to him as well.
They're Anne Franks.
And it's the duty of the protectors of the Jews in their own mind to now hide the illegal aliens who are actually in front of that very judge because he abused a woman and I believe it was her boyfriend.
Hospitalize both of them.
Steered an undocumented immigrant.
Holy hell, Katie Couric.
I mean, I think you end up looking like the Rosie O'Donnell's when you have your soul sucked out of you and you become consumed by evil that it looks like you've been sucking on a lemon for the last four days.
Through a side door to evade federal agents.
Why is that such an outrage in your view?
So it's two things.
First off, I didn't know it was illegal to...
You know, kind of hide somebody that has not been convicted necessarily by the feds.
They wanted to deport him.
I don't know all the details, but like...
So is this saying that if you know somebody who's illegal and they're at your house and the police come, that it's illegal to say they're not there?
That's kind of chilling, to be honest with you, if it's like that.
That's kind of chilling.
They said the word chilling four times in that segment.
That's kind of chilling.
Oh, you hear it.
United States Code, Section 1071, concealing person from arrest.
I don't know all the details, but like...
So is this saying that if you know somebody who's illegal and they're at your house and the police come, that it's illegal to say they're not?
Whoever harbors or conceals any person for whose arrest a warrant or process has been issued under the provisions of any law of the United States so as to prevent his or her discovery and arrest after notice or knowledge of the fact that a warrant or process has been issued for the apprehension of such person shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year or both except if that figure.
except if that warrant or process issued on a charge of felony or after conviction of such person of any offense the punishment shall be a fine under this title or imprisonment for not more than five years or
Or both.
Let's just hear his stupidity one more time.
When they're at your house and the police come, then it's illegal to say they're not there?
That's kind of chilling, to be honest with you, if it's like that.
That's kind of chilling, to be honest with you, if it's like that.
Dumb, unhinged, and I would dare say dangerous to America.
Quite literally.
So you're saying it's illegal to harbor an illegal alien or a criminal in my house if the cops come but he hasn't been convicted yet?
Yeah, well, there's actually a separate crime for harboring a convicted felon.
You see, there's two different types of crimes because one is a little bit more serious than the other.
So, yeah, crying Kinzinger.
It's illegal!
Isn't it also illegal to lie to a federal officer?
I mean, I suspect it is.
I'd have to go and double check to see in what context it would be.
I'm sure there's a law for that.
It's like, you know, sure, there's an app for that or there's something for that.
I'm sure there's a law for that.
But can you imagine the sheer stupidity of a former...
Is he a former member of Congress or still is?
If someone comes to my house and I'm harboring an illegal criminal and I say he's not here to evade arrest, that's kind of chilling.
No, what's kind of chilling is that you used to be in the government.
And you think that it's kind of chilling that you can't lie to federal authorities to hide someone who's wanted for arrest for having broken the law or under a process.
Quite amazing.
And it doesn't stop there because this interview, it's fully adieu.
And which one was this one?
Oh, the modern day slavery.
I'm telling you, I've said it before.
I'll say it again.
I'll say it until I'm blue in the face.
The Democrats are the party of racism in the truest sense.
Who's going to clean your toilets, Donald Trump?
Who's going to pick the vegetables in the field, said Jerry Nadler.
We done picking cotton, says Jasmine Crockett.
We need someone else to do that.
In the interview, I'm just going to play this.
You've got to hear what Adam Kinzinger had to say.
This idea that Donald Trump wants to bring iPhone manufacturing here is insane because how many people are going to want to do a job, you know, screwing little screws into an iPhone?
We don't have the people to do it because we do have pretty low unemployment in this country.
And now we're deporting every immigrant that could possibly work at that place.
Remember the whole eating the dogs and cats in Columbus, Ohio thing?
Why were there so many Haitians in Columbus, Ohio?
Because they were needed for work in manufacturing because they needed the employees there.
I don't understand it.
I swear to you, I seriously feel like I'm taking crazy pills that somebody can get up and say this and not understand that it makes them a slave trader, a modern-day slave trader, that it makes them an absolute racist.
To say, oh yeah, who's going to want to work the jobs of putting...
First of all, people work factory jobs.
I worked a factory job when I was 18. It wasn't supposed to be a lifelong career.
It was supposed to be a summer job where I learn a trade.
I learn how to show up, work eight-hour shifts, sometimes from 11 at night to 7 in the morning.
You learn how to work with people.
You learn how to have a boss.
You learn how business works.
Not all of these jobs need to be lifelong careers.
Working at Walmart is not supposed to be a lifelong career.
But who wants to work manufacturing?
There's plenty of Americans that would work a job if the salary were...
Reasonable.
Benefits were reasonable.
And they wouldn't get exploited.
Why do they not have those conditions?
Well, some might argue it's specifically because you got other people to exploit who can be exploited without having to procure those benefits and hire American.
The idea that Donald Trump wants to do iPhone manufacturing here is insane because how many people...
Insane.
To bring iPhone...
First of all, it's not all putting little screws together.
And by the way, nice to know that you tolerate that being done in China, where you get little kids doing it, I guess, because they got smaller fingers, right, Kinzinger?
We're going to want to do a job, you know, screwing little screws into...
Nobody's going to want to do that job.
Nobody's going to want to pick the fields.
And we deported all the immigrants.
To an iPhone.
We don't have the people to do it because we do have pretty low unemployment in this country.
And now we're deporting every immigrant that could possibly work at that place.
Remember the whole eating the dogs and cats in Columbus, Ohio thing?
Why were there so many Haitians in Columbus, Ohio?
I thought it was because they needed protection status to escape prosecution, to escape the environmental crisis of Haitian environment.
I thought it was, you know.
Because they needed refugee status or temporary protected status.
Oh, what's that?
Adam Kinzinger, why were there so many Haitians in a town of 30,000 that has homeless problems, drug addict problems already that they're not tending to?
Why were they there?
Oh, because corporations needed the slave labor?
Because they were needed for work in manufacturing, because they needed the employees there.
I don't understand how people say this.
I don't understand how it's not flipping outrageous.
I love the fact that they're saying the quiet part out loud.
And I have to go sit through this and memorialize it for all of eternity.
Because if I don't, who will?
What was the third one that I said I was going to play up here with Adam Kinzinger?
It's so amazing that they say it and they don't have any shame.
They say the quiet part out loud.
Yeah.
We're idiots who don't know the law, and yet we were prosecuting Trump.
We're idiots who don't know the law.
It's my first day.
I didn't know it was illegal to lie to cops when they're there to arrest an illegal criminal.
Oh, it's because he's an illegal alien?
Well, I don't consider that a crime.
Oh, nobody gives a sweet bugger all.
Shouting their stupidity and their ignorance out loud.
Shouting their racism and modern-day slave trading proponents of out loud.
And here...
Listen to this one good and careful and you'll understand what I genuinely believe was either at the root of the 2020 COVID outbreak or at the very least how it was co-opted by Democrats to tank Trump's presidency.
They wanted to destroy the economy.
They wanted to create havoc so they could use it against Trump because they knew a shitty economy going into an election, you tend not to get re-elected.
Listen to what Adam Kinzinger And Rosie O'Donnell have to say about how to flip the votes of people who currently support Trump and what might sway them to turn away from Trump.
Listen to this.
Listen to this.
Understand it.
What do you think, Adam, it will take for his hardcore MAGA base to flip?
Okay, so I think if the hardcore MAGA base flips, it will be because of a devastating economy.
A devastating economy that you can absolutely pin on him.
Right.
So all of a sudden, this is quite possible.
We have real shortages of things like toilet paper.
It reminds us of COVID and the supply chain issues there.
I mean, we're finding out that shipments that are supposed to be arriving on the West Coast are already either significantly gone or have much less inventory coming in.
That trickle-down effect to the railroads, to the truckers, to the grocery store, and to the Walgreens or CVS is pretty devastating.
You automatically made this assumption that the economy was going to be good.
So it's like Maslow's...
I just have to go here.
I just have to go here.
And I should be careful what I'm observing in others because it might be true of myself.
I got my little grimace in my brows here from doing this all the time.
Like what your mother used to say, if you make that face forever, it's going to stay that way.
The bitter...
Sucking on a lemon, I hate Donald Trump face, right there.
Good.
So it's like Maslow's hierarchy, right?
The economy is here.
If you assume that's going to be good, then you can start voting on these little self-actualization things that bother you, right?
Well, all of a sudden, if the economy collapses and crumbles, you're going back into the base instinct of, I got to protect my family.
And I think that does a lot of damage to him.
Tank the economy, that'll do a lot of damage to him.
Like what happened in COVID.
Like the fact that he brought those two up.
That he drew a connection between the COVID economic crisis and how it successfully resulted in the election being stolen.
And I'm not even saying this because I'm on Rumble.
I'm going to put this entire thing on Commitube afterwards.
Stolen.
2020 was stolen in a number of ways.
I just don't happen to think it was stolen through fractional counting in Dominion voting machines.
It was stolen through propaganda.
It was stolen through the Election Integrity Partnership.
It was stolen through suppression, censorship, some serious ballot chicanery.
But they say the quiet part out loud.
Yeah, economic devastation is what we'll need to make happen in order to get Trump's supporters.
To stop supporting them.
Not the most diehard, he says.
They might never be able to get them.
The middle of the ground.
If something hypothetically were to happen, like COVID.
Oh.
So COVID was either an accident or a happy accident or a plan.
That's Adam Kinzinger for you people.
And that is the Democrat Party.
And by the way, I love it.
He still considers himself a rhino.
You go watch that interview if you want to punish yourself for an hour.
He calls himself a rhino.
A conservative.
That man is a demonic.
Demoncrats, or as they like to call themselves, Democrats.
Stolen via a myriad of methods.
Yes.
Stolen via the Hunter Biden laptop.
If that was all that happened, it was stolen.
But you love it.
Racist, ignorant, and they will actually destroy people, and they will actually create crises, because out of the crises, they can exploit them for political profit.
Good afternoon, everybody.
How goes the battle?
That is all we're doing for Kinzinger because nobody wants to throw up any more than they had to.
And I was going to start...
Look, I've seen a couple of videos of vehicle stuff today.
And one of which is a fatal accident, which I'm not showing anybody.
That one I saw on Eric Hundley's Twitter feed.
Then I saw another one on Colin Rugg's Twitter feed of a woman in an act of road rage getting out of the car.
And I don't know how she had it at the ready.
Ejecting projectile diarrhea onto the hood of the other car that was allegedly harassing her, you know, road raging her.
I don't know how she had that weapon in the arsenal at the ready to get out and projectile diarrhea onto the hood of the other person's car.
May I never have to answer this own question?
I don't know what I would do if someone did that to me.
I think I would set the car on fire, like out of Superbad.
I wouldn't even try to take it to a field.
Because I wouldn't drive that car with air blowing the diarrhea particle through the hood, through the air vent, into the car.
I'm not going to show you that one either.
But that's what I have to see on my Twitter feed.
And I don't know what happens.
I guess when you watch it, it just keeps giving you more and more and more.
Well, the feed ended up giving me a palate cleansing one.
Because this, if you've never seen, this is not going to make anybody cry, vomit, whatever.
There's a little bit of hilarity in this.
You ever seen one of these massive farm machines?
I don't know what they're called.
Let me see what it's called here.
There you go.
A New Holland crop sprayer driving down the road.
If any of you have never seen one of these, we've all had the thought.
I've had the good fortune.
At least, I haven't seen one in Florida, but in Canada we always drove a Subaru, so it was a little bit too high to...
Contemplate doing this.
They did it.
They recorded it.
They posted it to the internet, apparently.
And one of the dudes who's not the driver is drinking alcohol in the car.
That is still illegal.
And they can't pull in Adam Kinzer and go, I'm not allowed drinking alcohol in the passenger seat?
Who knew?
I'm not driving.
Look at this, guys.
This is freaking amazing.
Don't do it.
Totally reckless.
Are we seeing that?
I wish you enough.
Woohoo! No fucking way!
No fucking way!
What? No fucking way!
No fucking shot!
Okay, that's bush ice.
Like I said with Logan Paul, if you're going to break the law, and I mean really break the law, don't post the evidence to the internet.
Drinking and driving, reckless driving, and by the way, no effing way, there was only one other way that would end without success.
I don't think, this is why I say, boys when it comes to kids are idiots.
Men when it comes to humans are idiots.
The 15, let's just say 10-year-old, let's see, a 5-year-old to an 11-year-old young boy is an idiot.
A 12-year-old to a 30-year-old man, becoming a man, is an idiot who has just gotten injected with testosterone, who has absolutely no, not vision for the future, but no fear of mortality that they would drive onto the,
and then post it to the internet because they're idiots.
What?
What?
Only one other way that ended.
In blood, people.
In blood and causing a lot of damage to a very, very expensive machine.
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Okay, so...
Adam Kinziger, out of the way, makes you want to puke.
Moron.
Absolute moron.
I would love to have him on the channel.
Oh, by the way, Encryptus, yesterday we talked about me filling out the online form to procure potentially...
Oh, yes.
Yeah, I decided not to do it because I don't trust anyone on that end to not divulge my personal information.
Then I was going to use a fake address.
If I file a fake address, then maybe it'll come at me for some crime.
Filing a fake address on an official form.
I don't know.
Whatever.
I'll do it.
You do it.
You give your address.
I'm not giving my address or my telephone number or my email address.
I'm still getting liberal campaign things.
Someone signed me up for the Liberals of Canada mailing list.
My inbox is...
Virtually useless.
And this is on my good email address.
Not my Gmail, which everyone somehow...
During one of the streams, I showed my Gmail address and since then, that's been sort of unusable.
I've got a professional email address.
Virtually unusable.
Filled with liberal crap.
We're going to fix that too.
But anyhow, all that to say, I forgot what I was going to say.
Oh yes, I decided not to do that.
Hold on, what was I talking about to get into the Kamala Harris?
Oh yes, Adam Kinzinger.
Go tweet it.
I would love to have him on.
I will be just as jovial and mocking of his absolute corruption, stupidity, and ignorance of the law, and supporting of modern day slavery.
And I'd love to know how his defense is to that.
We don't have anybody to do those stupid crappy little jobs because we've deported all our immigrants.
Add it to the list of racists out there.
You got Joel Osborne, Jerry Nadler.
I'm pretty sure Adam Schiff said something similar.
The montage is out there.
I put together the montage.
All right.
Bottom line, we're done with that.
The story of the day.
I'm almost reluctant to cover it because I sincerely don't care about it.
And I'm not covering it because everybody wants it.
I replied to a tweet from Ian Miles Chong and now I felt morally obliged to address it today to share my thoughts on a story that I don't know who really cares about, but people are making a big freaking deal about it.
What's the woman's name?
Shiloh something.
I don't care what her last name is, and it's out there now because she's out there.
Public enemy number one.
The woman who used the N-word.
I'm not playing the video at all, period.
The woman who is clearly mentally unwell.
She used the N-word to describe in reference to a five-year-old child who apparently has autism.
It could have been a five-year-old child.
It would have been just as bad.
It could have been a 12-year-old child.
It would have been just as bad.
It could have been a 30-year-old man, but something tells me she wouldn't have done that to a 30-year-old man.
Allegedly, as the story goes, this five-year-old child is going through her purse or something.
And she responds in a way that...
It's unjust.
There's no realm of the universe where it could be possibly rationalized or justified unless you're just one of the people who says, yeah, I'm a free speech reponent.
Okay.
I'm not saying it should be illegal for her to refer to a five-year-old child who is rummaging through her purse as the N-word.
But if it's free speech to use the word...
Well, then there's consequences for using what I sincerely, genuinely believe is the worst word in the English language.
There is no other word that is worse than that word.
And some people say, you know, the C word, see you next Tuesday word.
I don't think that's anywhere near as bad, period.
I still won't use it because it's not the type of sound clip you want.
Still won't use it.
The Brits love it.
And I don't mind a good British violence action movie that has that word used regularly.
And then every other racial slur, I mean, there's none that has the historical baggage of the N-word.
The bad word for Jews, I couldn't care less about.
The bad word for Mexican, I mean, they just don't have the same baggage.
She comes out, calls the kid, a five-year-old kid, the N-word, they have it on video, and she's now famous.
Richard Hanania, by the way, I'm not picking on him.
It's funny that it came up on the feed and Barnes was talking about him the other day.
It was either during a bourbon with Barnes at vivabarneslaw.locals.com or during our Sunday show.
Said he's absolutely lost his mind.
No judgment, except I think this is an absolutely stupid thing to say.
I don't defend what she did.
It was wrong.
But this hard defiance when threatened stirs something in me.
This is a strong woman with a deep sense of honor.
You must pay it the respect it is due.
Now the problem is...
I have been not getting duped, but I have been misreading some tweets online or posts on X. It's impossible.
It's impossible to know what is parody slash satire versus what is sincere.
It's even impossible with Richard Hanania, who I know, because he does do satire slash parody like this.
He also does have some wildly, insanely wrong takes.
Like this, if this one were serious.
There was a tweet out the other day, and it said, it shows the little girl firing two guns like a 10-year-old girl.
And then he says, again, I'm going to ask, why would anyone need this?
And then I said, when you're getting, you know, robbed by a gang of criminals, you'll understand, moron.
And they're supposed to be tongue-in-cheek.
But then I find out, oh, the guy was saying, again, I'll ask, why would you need this?
Rhetorically, satirically.
He's like, okay, I can't tell parody from not anymore.
It's just like, I'm going to just stop responding.
There is no defiance if he was being serious in referring to a five-year-old child as the N-word.
There's no defiance or any honor in getting angry at a five-year-old child.
I think the woman's crazy.
I think she is very, very...
Okay, that's what Henania had to say.
I was in a place in California, Venice Beach.
I got it on camera.
I could have made someone famous.
There was a clearly drugged up woman.
Of Eastern European descent.
Clearly drugged up.
Lord knows what the heck was going on with her.
In the crowd where there was a breakdancing performance going on.
Using the N-word.
Repeatedly.
And people were shocked and outraged.
And you could have made the person famous.
Freedom of speech, okay.
Freedom to post, okay.
And you can ruin a person's life because they were either having a mental break or whatever.
I don't know if this woman was having a mental break, but she seems very comfortable using the N-word.
But her life is not what it was the day before that incident or the moment before that was uploaded to the internet.
And now she is receiving online harassment.
I have no doubt she is receiving bona fide death threats.
Massive doxing, massive harassment.
Her family's getting harassed.
I have no doubt that's happening.
It's not even the proper...
The response to this is not a justifiable response, but it's a predictable response.
Like that scene out of Pulp Fiction.
Just because you touch someone's wife's feet doesn't give the mother effer the right to throw you out the window effing up the way the mother effer talks.
To which John Travolta says, was his response over the top?
Yeah.
Was his response wrong?
Yeah.
But you had to have expected a response.
So she says this, she's getting the predictable, unjustifiable, but totally predictable response.
Harassment, threats, doxing, etc.
What does she do?
She goes over to GiveSendGo and starts at GiveSendGo.
It started at $100,000 to help her protect her family.
What do you think it's at now?
Anybody who knows the news, you're going to know where this is at.
What do you think it's at now?
Encryptus, have you been following this?
Sorry, I could hit the mute button fast enough.
Yeah, don't worry.
Yes, yes, I'm definitely following this.
Okay, so don't you guess.
What do you guys think it's at in the chat?
The goal was 100,000.
Then the goal was up to a quarter million.
And then she hit a quarter million.
We're going to see now.
Last I checked, it was at 300,000.
Okay, 335, 689.
Watch this, refresh.
361, 38. I need to see the tattoos, actually.
Well, I'm not reading anything that's not public and this is hers and I'm not donating to this one, guys.
Nor am I supporting any part of this.
Although there is a relevant discussion to be had because this is the blowback from the Carmelo Anthony Give, Send, Go where someone who I believe will get convicted of murder managed to raise I don't know how many hundreds of thousands of dollars, buy a new car, buy a new house,
go on a shopping spree because...
I'm not convinced there's a racial component to the act, but there's certainly a racial component to the fundraiser because a black kid stabbed and killed a white kid.
They racialized it after the fact.
Some people racialized it as black-on-white violence.
They racialized the GoFundMe or the GiveSendGo, and the kid is now making bank off having killed somebody else.
And this is the blowback.
This is now where those who believe that the Carmelo Anthony attack was racially motivated.
And or at the very least that the Give, Send, Go fundraising was racially motivated like Black America saying middle finger to white America.
We're going to help this kid who just killed a white kid.
Now it's white America who's saying we're going to stick the middle finger to Black America and give this woman $361,000 because she gratuitously used the N-word to refer to a five-year-old child with autism who was rummaging through her purse.
Help me protect my family.
My name is Shiloh.
I've been put into a very dire situation.
I recently had a kid steal from my 18-month-old son's diaper bag.
I called the kid out for what he was.
That's...
The kid's not a kid.
The kid's not just, you know, a five-year-old with autism.
I called out the kid for what he was, knowing that she used the...
This is...
But this might even be the grift.
Make money.
Off of the overt act of, I guess it can only be described as racism.
I don't think there's any other way to use that word.
If you're a white woman referring to a black child, set aside the fact that he has autism or the kid has autism.
Another man who recently found out has a history with law enforcement proceeded to record me and follow me to my car.
He then posted these videos online, which has caused my family and myself great turmoil.
My SSN has been leaked all wrong.
My address phone number have been given up freely all wrong.
My family members are being attacked.
My eldest child may not be going back to school, even where I exercise has been exposed.
I'm asking for your help to assist in protecting my family.
I fear that we must relocate.
I have two small children who do not deserve this.
We've been threatened to the extreme.
I mean, it's just like...
Ian Miles Chong put out a tweet and said, this is the new right-wing grift.
I was like, this is not right-wing grift.
This is just grift.
This is just grift and people stoking the racial tensions, which have only gotten worse since Obama, and I would say arguably will get better one day sooner than later.
But there are people donating to Carmelo Anthony to make that kid rich for having killed a white kid, and now people are going to donate to this woman because she referred to a black kid as the N-word.
I didn't even want to talk about it, but that's where things are at now.
The only people who are blameless in all of this, and I will even say deserve credit for not bowing to the pressure to shut these things down.
Even a guilty person deserves a defense.
Although it's tough to be legally guilty until you've been convicted, an accused deserves to be able to crowdfund for a defense.
It wasn't right when they tried to do it to Kyle Rittenhouse.
It's not right to deprive people of their ability to crowdfund for a defense.
Carmelo Anthony should have the right to raise money for his defense.
Whether or not it's fraudulent misrepresentation that they're using this to buy a new Cadillac Escalade, a new home, and whatever bling the kid's been buying.
and
Perfect timing, Adam.
My goodness, I didn't want to talk about it anymore.
I forgot to even...
Oh, wait.
Unmute your mic.
Hey.
Guys, I didn't even...
I forgot to even mention that we were doing this.
Adam Johnson, another...
Insurrectionist of Adam Kinzinger's ire, who was also deplatformed and, you know, I'm making jokes.
Guys, you know Adam Johnson, lectern guy, the man who stole Nancy Pelosi's lectern to pose with it for a few pictures in video that was withheld from him for years.
Put through hell, locked up in solitary, has become a very close friend, actually, one of my best friends out here that I've met in the last five years.
I feel the same.
No, dude, it's amazing.
Kindred spirits.
And it's just by the grace of the way the world turns that we ended up meeting each other.
You're following our story rather closely these days because it has personal interests to you.
The crowd's going to know, but I'll let you unravel it for them.
So my initial prosecutor, Patrick Scruggs, when I first got arrested, he was my initial prosecutor who called me a threat to my community for smiling and waving.
There were no violent charges that were brought against me.
He gave me an ankle monitor.
A nightly curfew and random drug tests.
Could not leave the middle district of Florida.
All my guns were confiscated.
Everything was just taken.
This man was on the Howard Franklin on video.
This was September, I want to say 26, 2023.
Caught stabbing a motorist after breaking out his window.
So there's the video of it.
It's pixelated, people.
You can't see anything.
Just understand he's got like a one and a half inch, I don't know, pocket knife and he's...
Stabbing somebody who had either a medical emergency or was intoxicated at the wheel.
Sorry, go on, Adam.
One or the other.
One or the other, yes.
So I've been at all of his hearings.
I've been to all the court dates, and it's got a lot of twists and turns.
And where they're landing now is they're having a motion to dismiss based on stand your ground and self-defense.
They are saying that because the motorist appeared to be intoxicated...
That Patrick was within his rights to subdue this man by any means necessary, including force.
That is what they are saying.
At the hearing today, the state came to slay.
They did such a great job.
There were multiple witnesses that gave such good testimony, video accounts, and answered the questions very clearly.
The defense had a very hard time trying to slip them up and make them say things that would help them.
All in all, I feel very confident that it's going to go in the direction that I think justice is, where this man should not be given the motion to dismiss.
And let me say this.
As a sick joke, when this initially happened, I don't know if I was the first one to say it, but I said, Adam, he's going to claim self-defense.
The guy was coming at me, and he wasn't getting out of the car, or he wasn't taking the keys out of the car, and I needed to stab him into compliance.
I mean, it's so bad.
I needed to stab him into subduance.
I don't even know if that's a word.
But he literally made that argument.
I went over his...
He said the guy was drunk.
The guy has a history of being drunk.
Whatever.
I told him to take the keys out of the ignition.
He refused to do it.
And therefore, I literally stabbed him into submission and said, you stay here or you get another stabbing.
And then he went back to the car.
What would some of the other witnesses from what you mentioned and from what I know said that he threatened to stab them as well?
Yes.
So the initial motorist, his name was Ahmed.
Very broken English, had a hard time understanding him in court.
Actually not a great reliable witness for either side.
But this man approached initially to help the man who was slumped over in his vehicle.
The guy was not getting up.
When he did finally get up after he was banging on the window, he proceeded to drive his car forward and then hit Patrick's car.
At this point, the victim's car is now wedged in between two vehicles.
He cannot leave.
And part of the testimony that came from a state trooper said exactly that.
This vehicle was not—it was incapacitated.
It could not flee the scene.
There was a third vehicle that came around and blocked it as well.
So there was no threat of this man leaving the scene whatsoever.
So I don't want to— Go ahead.
I just don't want to show the stabbing more than I have to, but just to illustrate that, there's cars in front of him, cars behind him, short of the guy who just had either a medical emergency or, you know, passed out, short of him jumping off the bridge, he's not going anywhere in the vehicle and probably even less on foot.
That is completely true.
And you can see the video is very clear.
There are videos from both angles.
There are videos that are online and videos that are in court.
And the other angles that were taken, there's no way this man could have left in any way, shape, or form.
Patrick even admitted that he left the car with his knife with the intention of breaking the window, which he then did.
So he left with the intention of entering someone else's property, which is not self-defense.
You cannot leave your vehicle and then enter someone else's vehicle.
This is also why he was charged with, I want to say it was armed burglary.
This is in front of a judge because it's a preliminary motion, so there's no jury for this, but who's the judge?
If not by name, is it a man, a woman, middle-aged, old?
It's an older white male, probably in his late 50s, and he's taking no guff.
There was a couple of points where the defense was trying to lead the witness and the state objected, had to object three times, and the judge got annoyed at the end of it.
And every single time he tried to do it, this has already been sustained, we need to move on.
So the defense is doing the best they can to try to navigate these witnesses to say things that are helpful, because that's what they're going to do.
But the judge isn't hearing it.
The evidence thus far, I mean, does it even matter, but the evidence thus far as to the mental state of the victim, whether or not it was a medical emergency or drug-related, has that been brought into evidence?
There is no evidence of this.
Everything is speculation.
We have Patrick saying that he believed he was intoxicated.
Ahmed said he believed that he was intoxicated.
There was a 911 phone call.
But there was no breathalyzer done on the scene.
There were no drug and urinalysis done in the hospital.
And if you bring in a victim who was bleeding profusely and you need to give him medications like painkillers, things like this to subdue the pain, you're going to do a drug analysis on it to make sure that those drugs don't interact with what it might be in his system.
This is protocol.
So no one at the hospital saw this man as intoxicated.
So there is no actual physical evidence other than people saying, I think he may have been drunk.
If you're having a medical emergency, what is the official or the current narrative for what his medical emergency was?
Was it epilepsy or something?
So Patrick said in his filing statement that he was having a diabetic episode.
In the hospital, they checked his blood sugars and his blood sugars were fine.
And he has no history of...
Of diabetes and having diabetic episodes.
So if we're being honest about it, there is probably a good chance he was intoxicated.
But it's all speculation.
There's no evidence that can be presented that he actually was.
And the charges are aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, aggravated assault armed burglary.
Also referred to as burglary of an occupied conveyance.
Is the guy there?
Scruggs is in court there.
He is.
I had to leave early.
My son had an accident and opened up his finger with an exacto knife in school, so I'm going home to put a stitch in.
This is why I hate knives.
I hate exacto blades.
When we were kids, there was a kid who was like...
Cutting boxes, throwing it up in the air, and then cutting the box with the blade.
And when I was a kid, he ended up cutting his finger.
I used to throw up cucumbers and chop them in half in the air like an Iron Chef, except I caught my finger in it.
You can't really see it now.
And then the flap of skin, because I'm an idiot, because boys are idiots, I say, well, I'll just cut the flap of skin off.
And then when I go to the hospital, I say, well, we can't seal this.
Where's the skin?
And I'm like, oh, okay.
It bled for three days.
So I hope it gets all right.
But you're making eye contact with this guy who wanted to put you away for a long time?
Yes, absolutely.
He knows that I'm there.
Actually, two of the witnesses there actually follow me on Twitter.
So it was a whole thing.
I didn't speak with them in a very long way because I don't want to interfere with any of the process.
But I told them, thanks for being here and telling the truth.
Amazing.
So, uh, did the hearing, or does the hearing end today?
Does it continue tomorrow?
And, uh, did they end?
I believe they're going to get, uh, it's almost five o 'clock and they just brought out Blake.
Uh, Blake is currently serving two years.
So they brought him from, from jail to come, um, on the stand and testify.
Who's, who's Blake?
Blake is the victim in this.
Blake Sharp.
Oh, shut up.
Why is he in jail?
No.
He was on probation, um, for, uh, I believe it was substance abuse.
And a few months after this happened, they brought him in and he failed a jugular analysis.
So in Florida, it's a mandatory year sentence if you violate probation, VVOP.
And then whatever charges he initially had brought against him, he was sentenced for that as well.
What was the word he used?
He failed a what?
Drug urinalysis.
Okay, I thought he said a jugger analysis.
I was like, what is that?
Florida's a weird place.
We do weird things here.
So meanwhile, the victim's in jail for two years.
They have to take him out of jail to come testify against the prosecutor who stabbed...
Oh my goodness.
This is wild.
This is a tangled web.
Oh Lordy, are you going back tomorrow?
I'm actually flying out tonight to Tennessee for my anniversary.
My wife was very, very kind.
We were supposed to leave this morning.
I'm like, I have to be at this hearing.
So we booked later flights tonight.
How many years have you been married for now?
14. Shut the front.
14 years.
How long were you dating before you got married?
Oh, we were married within, gosh, I want to say six months.
Okay, that's very nice.
14 years.
I know I've asked you this, Adam, but how old are you?
I am 40 years old now.
Oh my goodness, you're a baby.
Okay.
So that's amazing.
Well, we'll follow this.
If and when, we'll see if it's a ruling on the bench, but you'll be following this.
You'll keep me up to date.
Absolutely.
We're going to come back to this.
It's incredible, people, that the guy prosecuting the Jan Sixers, how long did he want to...
First of all, what bail conditions did he want to impose on you?
So I believe it was a...
It's been a long time.
It was a $25,000 cashless bond.
So we had to put any money up for it.
It was just, I couldn't leave the state of Florida.
I had nightly curfews.
I had an ankle monitor.
I had a report every morning, every night.
And then anytime they wanted me to pee in a cup, I had to show up.
Shut up.
Were you allowed drinking alcohol?
Yes.
Okay, fine.
Yes.
I would have fled the country that took it away.
I was going to say, small miracles.
You're like, hard drugs most people can do without, but a sweet, sweet Bowmore 16. Holy cow.
Exactly.
All right, man.
Has he had the 15, the darkest?
Uh, no, but...
You should look into that.
Beaumont 15-year, it's called The Darkest.
I think, I want to say it's a...
Is it a rye blend?
It might be.
I want to say...
It's delicious.
Well, the best one, I love Laphroaig and Lagaville more, but...
How do you spell the Octoshan scotch?
The best scotch I ever tasted was...
Oh, yeah, that's a Lowland, isn't it?
It is, let me see here, Aachen Toshen.
It was the Aachen Toshen 21. I went to a wedding and they had Aachen Toshen 21. Yeah, it's 270 bucks a bottle.
That's after years of inflation, but it was the absolute best scotch I've ever tasted in my life.
Well, when you come over to the West Coast, I'll pop open some Yamazaki for us.
I can change your mind.
I'll be there tonight.
Cancel the anniversary!
All right, man, Adam, so we'll keep in touch, obviously.
I'll message you afterwards, but we shall do the part two, whatever, the follow-up on this when there's a ruling on...
But just to put the bow in it, this is to dismiss the charges on the basis of self-defense.
If this does not get dismissed, he proceeds to trial on the three charges that we enumerated.
Yes, and from what I'm seeing today, the judge is not going to grant this.
You cannot hear the testimony that was given and say, yeah, you know what, we'll let him go.
You can't look at that video like, stay!
Stay!
Stay!
There's no way to look at that video.
He's not going to render the conviction, but I'm bringing that up.
I don't know if you're allowed to in front of the jury.
The audacity to try to get the charges dismissed based on...
That goes to the criminal element of the guy's mind, and now he's trying to cover it up and use the most disingenuous arguments to get the charges tossed.
The most damning part of the video is he didn't just stab him on one instance.
He stabbed him.
Walked away, and then walked back to stab him again.
This is not self-defense.
The crazy thing is you can understand how people can shoot somebody because it's instantaneous and all the damage is done.
To stab and to put iron or whatever, steel through human flesh, you've got to be fucked up to even be able to do that.
Not just to an animal, to a fish.
Gosh, whatever.
Okay.
Dude, happy anniversary and we'll talk after.
You got it.
Have a good day.
Godspeed.
That is phenomenal.
That's the Patrick Scruggs update, everybody.
Exclusive from the lectern guy himself who's got a personal vendetta.
Vendetta!
It's not even a vendetta.
it is the pursuit of justice against the man who imposed a radical wild injustice on a man who I have grown to know who is a genuinely, sincerely good person.
Encryptus in the chat says, it has been done.
Connect.
What does that say?
Connect.
Oh, okay.
Hold on.
Let me bring it up so the chat knows what I'm looking at here.
Rumble Studio, you don't get the images that are brought up through vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
Connect with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Thank you.
We'll be in touch.
Yeah, I'm going to get raided by the FBI.
No, she doesn't have control of the FBI, Viva.
Actually, in our SMS thread, I actually sent you the entire message so you can see that.
There's some personal information so you don't want to read the whole thing.
SMS.
What is this SMS stands for?
Secret Messaging Service?
Or Text Messages Pro.
Let me read this.
I'm not showing the screen.
My post to Kamala.
I am a producer for a podcast.
To be clear, we have had favorable...
We have not had favorable coverage of Kamala thus far.
The man has referred to her as Cackling Kamala.
We would like to extend her an invitation to appear on the show for a balanced approach.
And point of view to our audience.
The show is Viva Fry and we air daily on Rumble with recordings, postings to YouTube and all podcast platforms.
On average, let me see if I want to read these numbers.
We get 15,000 to 30,000 live viewers and most shows get about 500,000 views across every platform.
This is not a gotcha type show or an interview request.
We are happy to pre-record and post it later.
The chances of her...
Zero.
It's negative.
The chances are negative.
I expect some form of punishment from an IRS for having had the audacity to reach out to the Biden admin.
That's funny.
That's fantastic.
Well, I even said, you probably are not going to be interested in this.
And I actually said that in that experience.
You gave her my real name in crypto?
I'm joking, everybody.
My real name is known.
I do understand if this is not something you're interested in due to the general right-leaning nature of the show.
And I would urge you to consider that we have a vastly different audience than you may be used to.
David Frye, aka VivaFi, is extremely fair and kind and would love the opportunity for a thoughtful discussion.
I also have a good sense of humor and can take the shit that I give to others.
I got people calling me all sorts of names on the internet.
I can tolerate it.
Anything short of threats of violence, I am down with.
It has been done.
Thank you.
So then we got billdozer over on rumble who says, I think this gives and give, send, go is being donated to by nefarious elites to stir division.
Same with Camaro Carmelo.
They want to race for it.
I tend to agree with you.
And this is not to be conspiratorial.
George Soros wants this.
What's $300,000 to George Soros?
It's not just nothing.
It's like the guys from Rat Race.
Have you all seen the movie Rat Race?
I might have to watch that one again.
No, not Rat Race.
Well, Rat Race is the other one, but...
Was it Brewster's Millions in Cryptos with Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd?
Were they switched positions?
No, that was Trading Places.
What a senile buffoon I am.
That movie where they're switching positions, was it Brewster's Millions?
Trading Places, yeah.
This might, like, for a buck.
What's a buck?
In today's money, that might be a quarter of a million.
I absolutely agree with you, Bill Dozer.
Now, hold on.
We see King of Biltong in the house, and I want to bring this one up.
So that we can also see.
Crying Adam Kinzinger.
I had to make my own thumbnail today because my thumbnail guy just sent me the thumbnail.
But it's much better than mine.
My thumbnails suck.
But this one was kind of good.
Adam loves slave labor.
We got King of Biltong who says, Want more protein in your diet?
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And Biltong, the shipment came in today.
And I'm going to devour some of the Piri Piri, which is just spicy enough for little girls.
I could take it Wagyu spicy level.
Ginger Ninja is a member of our community.
I'm going to show you this in a second.
Ginger Ninja 1776 says, forget who it was.
But when you were on PBD, one guy said he didn't think it would be good to bring back manufacturing to the U.S. because no one wants those jobs.
F that guy.
I wish there was pushback.
Well, Ginger, was it Adam?
The guy who didn't have his shoes on?
Adam is sort of like their Democrat.
I don't know if he's a...
I mean, I think he's a Democrat, but he's a left-leaning guy.
He's come out, he said he's definitely a liberal, but he has been...
Leaning further and further right before he's done on the show.
Suffice it to say that he's like that woman who's on The Five.
What's her name?
Jessica...
I called her Moron.
Tardlove.
Tardlove.
Jessica Tardlove.
Tardlove, and I've been calling her Tardlove.
Adam's positions, and this is nothing I wouldn't say to his face, are...
If you're going to take bad odds, it's like 50-50.
If someone made sort of one of those, it had to have been him.
Because, yeah.
First of all, it's just a silly thing to say.
Not an elitist.
You don't need to judge the person.
It's just wrong.
It was him.
Ginger, it was him.
And then it was like, well, no, it's not because you wouldn't take the job, but somebody wouldn't take the job.
There's people out there who don't want to be their own bosses.
There are people out there who just, give me a job, eight hours a day to do it, give me a good paycheck, and I will do it with pride.
I absolutely agree with you, Ginger.
Now, I wasn't there to start fights, being an invitee and having been operating on like five hours of sleep and having got the call at seven in the morning.
And actually, if we're totally honest, I didn't like the deodorant I put on that morning.
And I was a little self-conscious as to whether or not I was smelling my best because it was the old spice, but one of those flavors I do not like.
And it was the only one I could find that quickly in the morning.
So I wasn't going to start any fights and pick on Adam or make it look like I'm trying to get a gotcha on Adam as an invitee on Patrick Bet-David's podcast.
Ginger Ninja, people, made this beautiful chessboard.
Not the pieces, the chessboard.
Ginger Ninja's amazing, and I'm going to be up in Georgia for the finishing of the build of a soldier's journey home where they build a living home for an injured veteran.
And they build it in the period of like two or three weeks with a bunch of volunteers.
I'm going to go down for a few days, document it, interview some people, and witness the cutting of the ribbon where a disabled veteran is going to be given a new home that is disabled accommodated.
And Ginger Ninja is one of the carpenters who does the job, worked on it, and suggested I come down, made the whole thing happen, and I'll be down there for a few days and it's going to be amazing.
Ginger Ninja says, In Tennessee, it is legal for passengers of a vehicle to drink and have open containers.
God bless Liberty and God bless America.
Ginger Ninja, I'm fact checking you on that right now.
I refuse to believe that's the case.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Okay.
Go to Grok.
Grok.
Is it legal to have an open alcohol container as passenger in?
Yeah, but that I can agree with.
First of all, there's two things I don't agree with.
I don't agree that you can't have an open container because if you want to bring home a half drunk bottle of gin, there's only one way to get it.
Hold on.
Excuse me.
Yes, it is legal for a passenger in a motor vehicle to possess or consume an open container of alcohol in Tennessee, provided they're 21 or older.
Tennessee's open container law applies only to drivers, prohibiting them from consuming or possessing an open container of alcohol while driving.
An open container is defined by any container that is open.
That's not what it says.
However, there are important caveats.
Legal ordinances.
Some Tennessee municipalities or counties have stricter ordinances prohibiting passengers from possessing or consuming open containers and vehicles.
You should check laws.
Driver responsibility.
Neighboring states.
That's wild.
I didn't think there were any states that free left in America.
That's freedom.
I got a bit of sniffle again.
Yeah, that's what we're doing there.
Ginger Ninja, I will see you sooner than later.
And thank you for the Super Chat and thank you for the chessboard.
It's become part of the fixture in the back, but I do occasionally.
I leave it there because the other day I had these chess pieces.
If you don't know, I got them in Paris in 1999.
They're triple weighted.
So no matter what you do to the piece, it rolls back up.
And I think they were 400 francs in 1999.
It was the most expensive thing I ever...
Bought out there.
And the kids don't understand that.
So they have to stay under quasi lock and key so that the dog doesn't end up with a piece of chest in its mouth.
All right, what do we move on to now?
Ukraine?
Speaking of Europe, the news of the day, it's so amazing to see how it's reported differently depending on which outlet you're looking at.
The news of the day is Trump signed a mineral deal with Ukraine.
This is going to be something of a kick in the testes to Canada, although there's no shortage of a need for rare earth minerals, and Canada has a lot of them, to the extent that Mark Carney is going to want to open up that natural resource to full exploitation.
We'll see.
But signing the deal with Ukraine, depending on who you ask, is a big deal or not a big deal.
Depending on whether or not you want to give Trump credit for it or minimize the credit that is due to Trump for having done it.
New York Times is sort of neutral.
CNN, propaganda.
Although New York Times is propaganda as well, just now they're not so anti-Trump for the deal.
U.S. announced this deal to share Ukraine's mineral wealth.
The Trump administration did not immediately provide details about the agreement, and it was not clear what it meant for the future of U.S. military support for Ukraine.
Here we go.
Scott Besant, U.S. Treasury Secretary, and Yulia Sviridenko, Ukraine Deputy Minister, signing the minister deal.
United States will share future revenues from Ukraine's mineral reserves under a deal announced by the Trump administration on Wednesday that creates a joint investment fund between the countries.
That's very interesting.
So revenue, but not a share of the minerals.
Or maybe...
I guess that would admit of the possibility.
The agreement comes after months of frost negotiations as the United States tries to broker an end to Ukraine's three-year war with Russia.
It's funny, I get called a Russian propagandist if you refer to it as anything other than an illegal Russian invasion.
How dare the New York Times refer to it as a Ukraine's three-year war with Russia?
It's intended to give President Trump a personal stake in the country's fates while addressing his concerns that the United States has provided Kiev with a blank check to try to withstand Russia's invasion.
Quote, This agreement signals clearly to Russia that the Trump administration is committed to a peace process centered on a free, sovereign, and prosperous Ukraine over the long term, Treasury Secretary Scott Besant said in a statement.
That's a good spin.
That it's going to say, look, why would Trump agree to the deal if Russia's going to take over the minerals of Ukraine?
President Trump envisioned this partnership between the American people and the Ukrainian people to show both sides' commitment to a lasting peace and prosperity in Ukraine.
He added, to be clear, no state or person who financed or supplied the Russian war machine will be allowed to benefit from the reconstruction of Ukraine.
Trump administration did not yet.
All right.
That's one way of describing it.
While the announcement made no mention of Ukraine's minerals, a Treasury Department spokesperson said the deal did refer to the Natural Resources Pact that had been the subject of negotiations.
Treasury Department said that the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation would work with Ukraine to finalize the agreement's deal.
Post on Telegram, Ukraine Prime Minister Denis Shmihal.
Schmier wrote that the two countries would have equal voting rights over the fund and the U.
It also said that profits from the investment fund would be reinvested in Ukraine.
A former U.S. official familiar with the negotiation said that the Trump administration had rebuffed at least one Ukrainian effort to include explicit security guarantees.
That's what led to the fight back in the day.
It's good news.
You know, I'm still skeptical in as much as everything is thoroughly corrupt in Ukraine.
To get involved with the very same thoroughly corrupt energy companies in Ukraine has its own risks and concerns, but at the very least, you know, not an investment.
Although some people would call funding this proxy war an investment, at the very least, America is, through Trump, going to recoup some of the costs of having financed that.
War, proxy war, to the tune of 200 billion, maybe 350 billion, if you believe Trump's numbers.
New York Times reports quasi-objectively, although they try to give it a bit of a negative spin.
CNN gives it the all-out, not negative spin, just minimize it.
It's not a big deal.
Ukraine mineral deal is largely symbolic, but that's enough for Donald Trump.
Can you believe this?
Just pure scumbaggery.
It's largely symbolic?
I don't think that's true.
minerals agreement with the United States stems from months of fraught haggling.
Let me start from the first sentence.
It provides both good news and optics, but it's ultimately a forced deal with a complex future.
Forced deal doesn't mean symbolic deal.
It might mean that Trump Bent the arm, twisted the arm of Zelensky.
But a forced deal is, I would argue, in fact, the diametric opposite to a symbolic deal.
If it were symbolic, you don't have to force anybody to do it.
You've got to force somebody to do it.
It's because it's not symbolic.
Ukraine's middle agreement with the United States stems from months of fraught haggling and originates in a Ukrainian idea first offered during the amicable climbs of...
What the hell does climbs mean?
Look up climbs.
Continue.
Oh, I can't look...
Okay, well, I'm going to copy that and see what that word means.
Of the Biden administration, it has since become a persistent thorn in the side of Kiev and Washington's febrile relationship.
What the hell kind of words are they doing?
President Vladimir Zelensky had little choice but to sign something or risk another seismic rupture in his relationship with President Donald Trump.
Oh!
Very, very, very...
What are the words they used?
Symbolic my ass.
Yet the document CNN has seen sets the stage for a longer-term relationship between the US and Ukraine.
It does not give an ironclad guarantee of American profits in the next years of the Trump administration.
Okay.
The symbolism was, however, largely the point.
Everything they've just described is not symbolism whatsoever.
It's actually pretty concrete that they actually had to force it out of Zelensky and that they'll get some profits or at least try to recoup the cost of what they squandered in that corrupt country, financing that proxy war that has cost hundreds of thousands of people life and limb unnecessarily so.
But if you ask Madeleine Albright, she'll say it was worth it.
I don't think it's just about the profits.
It's about the minerals themselves.
We care more about the minerals than the money.
Well, but the question is if it gives America access to the minerals or just the profits from sales.
I presume they can buy the minerals as well, in which case they're getting a discount from whatever the profits they get from it.
My understanding is that we have first rights refusal for the actual minerals themselves.
Well, that's very good.
That'll certainly not cut Canada out, but at least minimize Canada's leverage in any future negotiations with Trump, which, by the way, Carney's having in a second.
I'll get to that tweet, but a climb.
Plural is climbs.
A region considered with reference to its climate.
I'm not going crazy, right?
They use that word in the article.
The climb of the Biden regime.
It refers to a particular region or area with regard to climate.
Is there another definition for that?
Because that doesn't make sense even in the context of...
Oh, I got another Scrabble word.
That's a good one.
But yeah, as relates to cutting out...
Canada from a potential future deal.
Don't know if you saw the big news.
I can't believe that Mark J. Carney is going to sit down with the devil.
Remember yesterday we talked about Trump talking about how he got a call from Mark Carney who said let's make a deal.
Not only have we not got a contradiction or a denial from Mark J. Carney, three passport carrying globalist WEF Davos attending Bilderberg globalist whore.
He has confirmed today that President Trump and I have agreed to meet next Tuesday in Washington.
We'll focus on addressing immediate trade pressures.
Well, there's slightly less of that, it would seem, at least for minerals for America.
And the future economic and security relationship between our two sovereign nations.
Oh, yeah.
Did he need to throw in the word sovereign?
Just remind everybody?
That's how strong he is against the 51st state.
Sovereign nations.
Two nations.
Sovereignty is kind of implied.
Otherwise, it would be one nation.
Anyhow, he's sitting down to meet with him, people.
Mark J. Carney, calling him up, groveling.
Although, I said it yesterday, I won't say it again today.
What's going to happen is going to happen.
They're going to make a good deal.
It's going to be good for Alberta.
Otherwise, Alberta is going to make its own deal and probably secede from Canada.
All right.
What else did I have in the backdrop here that we wanted to get to?
We're going to get to some funny stuff.
And I'm going to save the Canadian stuff for our vivabarneslaw.locals.com afterparty because of the news of the day out of Canada.
Pierre Poilievre, who lost his own riding in the election, has been saved because someone else is graciously relinquishing their riding and giving it over to Pierre Poilievre.
But one last story before we head over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
It's amazing.
Celebration Parallax?
You know what the Celebration Parallax is?
It's simultaneous...
Jeez, I always sort of...
I screw up Celebration Parallax definition.
The Celebration Parallax...
Don't tell me it doesn't...
It's the phenomenon whereby the exact same set of facts is either celebrated or deplored.
So I don't think it's the right word.
I'm going to have to create a word for this.
The Celebration Parallax.
It's more of a paradox.
It's not happening, but it's great that it is.
It's not happening, but it is.
It's a good thing, and you're a bigot for noticing.
You remember the denial that went into that Kamala Harris edit with the 60 Minutes interview.
They didn't edit anything.
They refused to give the transcript.
There was no editing.
There was no nothing.
It was a legit answer.
That interview, you can't make this stuff up, you can't believe that it's reality, is literally up for an Emmy for Outstanding Edited Interview.
It's not an edited interview, but it was so well edited, it deserves an Emmy.
And then it's out of Fox News, but it's just fun.
A fun little story.
60 Minutes Kamala Harris interview at the center of Trump's CBS lawsuit receives Emmy nomination.
The CBS News election was nominated for Outstanding Edited Interview.
The controversial 60 Minutes interview at the center of the whatever yada yada yada is now an Emmy nominated program.
The nominations for the 46 News and Documentary Emmy Awards were announced Thursday.
60 Minutes landed several nods.
Most notably in the Outstanding Edited Interview.
The fact that they made her look mildly better shows the degree of editing.
It was almost as well edited as Inception.
Give him an award.
It's not happening.
Go for it.
I thought that was a Babylon beer.
No, no, dude.
That was Fox News.
When I first saw it, I thought it was a Babylon beer.
I don't even know.
How you have a best edited interview.
Like, a documentary interview should not be edited.
It's...
Well, now you're making me nervous.
I saw that on Fox News this morning.
So, Fox News, Kamala Harris, Emmy.
You're making me feel crazy.
FoxNews.com.
It's not a parody section.
Dude, okay.
It's real life.
It's real news.
That's what it is.
All right, people.
We're going over to VivaBarnesLaw.Locals.com.
No, do we want to...
Oh no, we're going to go raid King of Biltong.
Can you give us...
Yeah, we need two more minutes for him to go live.
Oh yeah, for sure.
King of Biltong people, do we want to see me eat meat?
There you go.
See, that's the sound clip.
That's why you don't do these things.
I've got the King of Biltong.
I just got the new shipment and it's delicious.
But I don't eat food because I don't like food.
I don't eat food on camera or in front of people because I don't like having food in my teeth.
But we will definitely go two minutes to get King of Biltong live.
King of Biltong, Anton, from South Africa, has a great life story, has a great product, working out of...
Last we checked, it was Roanoke, Texas, having some issues there, which I'm sure he'll explain to the crowd, because of over-bureaucratization of the world in which we live.
And as we get ready...
Do you hear that banging?
I don't know what the kids are doing there, but I hope my wife...
And we've got the Kilmar Albrego Garcia, which we'll also cover over on the vivabarneslaw.locals.com afterparty.
But we'll end with a little POS reference of the day.
Jason Kenney, who is a former premier of Alberta, who has both the Ukrainian flag in his bio and the Israeli flag in his bio.
And last I checked, Jason Kenney was neither Ukrainian nor Jewish nor Israeli.
I can't stand it.
This is treasonous, traitorous nonsense to me.
You're a former member of government.
He's not a member right now, so I guess he's allowed to do it.
Proud Canadian, with also the Ukrainian-Israeli flag, because I'm just as proud of them.
It's...
What's the word when someone...
Not traitorous.
It's traitorous.
Anyhow, all I have to say is going down the rabbit hole here.
Okay, we've got to go down to the beginning one.
Ex-Premier Kenny sounds off.
He has no use for separatists, says Cardi deserves a chance to show he means his promises column.
Okay, to which Theo Fleury, I might have to get him on the channel at some point sooner than later, says they kicked you out of Alberta for a reason.
Go back to sleep, Jay Kenny.
You're irrelevant.
Alberta is going down the road of independence.
To which Jason Kenny replied, no one kicked me out of Alberta, at Theo Fleury, 14. Proud Albertan here, my home since moving from Saskatchewan in 91, so not your home.
and your QAnon crew can't kick me out of my province and you're not going to take our province out of our country
To which I replied, And this is the actual news from the time.
In case you forgot, these fat...
Pigs.
And I don't mean physically.
I mean fat off their own corruption.
Fat off their own haughtiness.
Fat off their own thinking they don't have to live by the tyrannical rules that they impose on their lowly peasants.
Drunk off their own power and probably drunk off something else.
These mother effers, as they were locking down Albertans, had a beautiful terrace, rooftop.
I'm sure it was a government meeting, right?
Where you have a freaking entire bottle of Jameson, two bottles of wine, no face masks, no social distancing.
Scumbag, Jason Kenney.
You are a POS scumbag.
And the only problem is you probably won't get what you deserve in this life.
May you live forever.
And may you live to 95 years old and hear the echoes of the people around you saying, that is the piece of shit.
Who locked us down, ruined our lives while he was literally getting drunk on a rooftop with the finest of wines, the finest of wine.
Oh yeah, they got San Pellegrino too.
San Pellegrino, two bottles of wine, a freaking massive, that looks like a 1.15 liter bottle of Jameson.
And there's one, two, three, five of them?
I won't judge that because I do enjoy a sniff to report at Christmas.
Scumbag.
Go to hell, Jason Kenney.
And you will when you're an old man and all you hear is people talking about how you ruined their lives and how they hate you.
And we're going to end on that note.
Have we rated him yet, Encryptus?
He is not live.
I'm ready to push the button the second he is.
He's actually running about two minutes late.
All right.
Well, hold on.
We got more time.
Oh, he just hit it.
He just hit it?
Well, hold on a second.
Hold on.
Make sure I've got everything.
Oh yeah, before you go, people, the link to Louis the Lobster.
Go get a book.
Louis the Lobster Returns to the Sea.
Like, how can anybody not get it?
I'm not good at selling stuff, but like, how can anybody, like a shirt?
Okay, fine.
Everybody's got kid books.
Get it for somebody else.
Get it as a gift.
Here, link to book.
What did I just put in there?
Link?
Climbs?
Okay, I just gave you guys the word climbs.
Hold on, let me get the link if I can.
Actually, I can't.
Here's the link.
Here's the link.
Go get a book.
Give it to someone for Christmas or a birthday or an anniversary or a woman that you're trying to court.
And you say, here, honey, let's have a child.
SEC 808.
How close do you think Alberta is to seceding?
Sounds like they are getting huge amounts of signatures.
They'll get the signatures required for the citizen petition.
Then they'll put the question to a referendum.
But much like the why were there so many Haitians in Springfield, Ohio?
Well, because we needed to exploit them for labor at a big corporation.
Get ready for the feds if they're going to do this to start shipping even more immigrants into Alberta who are going to vote no.
I think it's in the works.
And what Carney's probably going to have to do is agree to let Alberta free on their natural resources.
But the movement is in full force and unapologetically so, as it should be.
Alright, that's it.
So go on over to Anton's.
Eat at Anton's on Rumble and enjoy the show.
Otherwise, I think Hunley and Grobert are live with Laidback Law or America's Untold Stories, whatever it is, on Friday afternoon, 5.30, so you can check them out as well.
But they're not getting the raid today.
Only and exclusively.
Anton, check them out, people.
And Sunday Night Show is coming.
Next week is going to be another big week of stuffs.
And thank you all for being here.
And that is all.
I will go over to locals, right?
No.
We're talking Kilmar Abrego Garcia over on Locals because there's a video that shows alleged human trafficking.
Rumble.
Peace.
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