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May 12, 2025 - Viva & Barnes
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Trump's $400 Million "Gift"? Keir Starmer Goes Full Bigot? More Canadian Trans Madness & MORE!
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Good afternoon, everyone.
You may or may not know who you are looking at.
Based on the horn-rimmed glasses, you might think you're looking at a communist.
You would be very, very wrong.
You shall be meeting Joe Nierman, Good Logic, covering the P. Diddy Trial, also known as Sean Combs, also known as Puff Daddy, also known as One Freaky Deaky Pervert.
I present to you, Good Logic.
Good morning.
I am Joe Nierman, a.k.a.
Good Logic, right outside the Southern District of New York.
Inside, Sean Combs, a.k.a.
Diddy, faces five criminal charges, which will likely determine the future of the rest of his life.
First charge for racketeering, which has a maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
Additionally, he has two charges for sex trafficking by force, which carry a minimum penalty of 15 years maximum of life.
Finally, he faces two additional charges.
For transportation purposes of prostitution, which carry a maximum of 10 years of peace.
This is day one.
I expect to be here every day of the trial, reporting after the morning break, and as well, when we wrap up for the day, dropping two videos a day, letting you know as an attorney, a New York litigator inside the courtroom, how is the prosecution doing?
How is the defense doing?
And is the judge being fair?
I'll let you know how things are looking for ditty throughout this trial.
I hope you'll stick around.
Follow, like, and subscribe and hit that bell.
One thing you'll notice about Good Logic reporting from the streets of New York, there's never a video that he puts out that doesn't have sirens in the background.
I mean, it's Gotham City.
It's Gotham City.
That is Joe Nierman, Good Logic.
I'm going to give everybody the link so you can go follow him and get the updates because I will be keeping track of the P. Diddy trial, but I will be keeping track of the P. Diddy trial through the likes of Joe Nierman.
And other trusted sources who are covering it.
I suspect, if I'm not mistaken, Inner City Press is also covering it.
I will actually also go and follow people who I distrust to hear what they are saying about it.
But I trust and like Joe Nierman Good Logic.
On Twitter, he is at TheFollowingPro.
And I figured we'd start today's shows off with a light subject.
You know, like sex trafficking and P. Diddy and freak-offs and oil lube parties.
Oh my goodness, the stories of what's coming out of this trial, and they're not even through opening arguments yet.
Before we get there, if you don't know who I am, Viva Frei, David Freiheit, for those of you who think you've got a gotcha by finding out my real name, Freiheit, for those of you who don't know, also pronounced Freiheit means freedom!
In German-Germanic language, I think in like Dutch it's Vriehit.
It's the same across Germanic languages.
Freiheit.
In Yiddish, Freiheit also means freedom.
Born and raised in Montreal.
Now I live in the sunny and in the summertime rainy state of Florida.
For those of you who know, I went a little midlife crisis and got a Ford Bronco down here in this free state of Florida.
Driving a car with no doors and the top down is a freedom you never knew you needed until you do it.
But I got one of those aftermarket, lifted, souped-up Broncos, and now I've discovered that driving on hot Florida roads is not all that good when you're doing it with very aggressive off-road tires.
So I've got to, I think it looks like I've got to change the tires.
But all that to say, if you're in our locals community, you would have known that already because I posted an update earlier today talking about two of the stories that we're going to talk about today.
The $400 million gift to Trump.
Notice how I'm putting all of those things in quotes because it's not a gift to Trump.
And it's arguable who the gift is to if you don't have to pay for it.
Although I will tell you, there's no such thing as a free lunch and there's no such thing as a free gift.
We'll get to it.
The other one was...
Oh, geez, I forgot what the other one was.
But on today's show, we're going to talk Puff Daddy.
We're going to talk trans madness.
We're going to talk Donald Trump's press conference this morning, which was a thing of beauty.
And I say it maybe to be a little provocative, maybe because I genuinely believe it.
In fact, I genuinely believe it.
I don't say things that I don't believe only to be provocative, but I do definitely take pride in saying things that I do believe when I know they're going to be provocative.
Donald Trump is the best president of my lifetime.
And possibly, thus far, in American history.
There, I said it.
What was the hell I was starting the show off with?
Oh, yes, that's right.
Joe Neerman.
And sending you all the links so you can go follow him and his amazing coverage.
P. Diddy.
Puff Daddy.
Sean Combs.
Freaky Deaky Pervert.
I'm glad that I have a number of neuroses, one of which are STDs.
I don't think I would have been promiscuous even if I didn't have a morbid fear of STDs.
But I do.
And it keeps you...
Safe.
It keeps you not murdered by your spouse.
It keeps your schmeckle in your pants and it makes for, generally speaking, healthier family living.
I would have lasted about, not five seconds at a freak-off, I would have lasted about five seconds at an event where there was a freak-off within the realm of possibility.
Listening to what the hell goes on at these, I don't even say rapper parties, at...
Hollywood, music, degenerate industry parties.
It makes you want to puke.
You feel dirty vicariously just by listening to it.
Puff Daddy is facing charges for sex trafficking, racketeering, and whatever else Joe Nierman said in his summary.
And we know the facts.
We know that there was an alleged extortion ring, an alleged trafficking ring.
An alleged, I don't even think it's an alleged actually, freak-offs, where they would have these drug-fueled, alcohol-fueled sex parties where they had so much baby oil that it was industrial quantities of baby oil.
And they literally called it freak-offs, where P. Diddy, and now you go back and you watch all of his art and you say, huh, how much of his art was reflecting life and how much of his life was reflecting art?
Get into the Greek?
P. Diddy is talking about having the mind F-U-C-K.
And he was a degenerate in the movie.
Get him to the Greek.
And now you realize in retrospect, oh, he was a degenerate in real life.
He's facing these charges that all stems from the fact that this video of him beating his ex-girlfriend in a hotel, the video was leaked.
I forget exactly the context of how it was released.
The video broke and all...
Shit broke loose with P. Diddy.
And then the stories of abuse, beatings, sex parties, extortion, coercion, sex trafficking started to break.
And then you go back and you look at him fondling and groping Justin Bieber, talking about spending days with him doing God knows what.
It all starts to make sense in retrospect.
And as Kierkegaard said, life can only be understood backwards, yet it must be lived forwards.
Life must be lived for...
It's life can only be understood backwards, yet it must be lived forwards.
So the trial starts today, and it's opening arguments, and I am absorbing through osmosis Joe Neerman's assessment of it because he summarized opening arguments.
And when you're opening arguments in defense are, you're going to see a video of P. Diddy beating the shit out of his ex-girlfriend, but don't equate that to sex trafficking.
You're going to see a video of him.
Slapping the ever-loving piss out of a woman in the lobby of a hotel.
But that's only because P. Diddy might be an abusive boyfriend.
He might get violent when he gets jealous and intoxicated.
But don't confound that with sex trafficking.
When that's your defense, you are screwed.
So I'm predicting now, because I don't know if there's a market for it, and I'm going to go look.
If there's a market for it, depending on the odds.
Not having heard the evidence in defense, just based on the opening statements, when your opening statement in defense is he might get violent when he gets drunk or jealous.
He might be an abusive piece of shit, but he's not a sex trafficker.
You are up shit creek without a paddle.
You're at a freaky deaky freak-off without the oil.
And that's where P. Diddy is right now.
So, prosecutions starting off, they got two key witnesses.
It's Cassie, who is his ex-girlfriend.
She's going to be named.
And another one named Jane.
Who I don't know if she's going to be named.
I presume it's a Jane Doe.
Who are the two victims?
The prosecution is going to argue extortion, coercion.
Apparently, P. Diddy had videos of adult sex workers urinating in the mouth of Cassie, which he recorded and then was using as extortion blackmail material to ensure that Cassie stayed loyal, stayed quiet, stayed at the freaky deaky parties.
Between urinating in the mouth and defecating in the mouth, I mean, I guess urinating in the mouth is definitely the lesser of the two evils.
I am told scientifically that urine is sterile for the first 45 minutes.
And that is only because I watched that.
Who's the dude who tells you how to survive in the wild?
And for whatever the reason, he immediately reverts to drinking animal piss or squeezing water out of horse poop.
What's his name?
Bear Grylls.
I am seeing the chat is saying gross.
It is gross.
That being said, between urine in the mouth and poopoo in the mouth, that is the definite one to opt for if you only have two choices.
Prosecutions arguing this was all coercion, blackmail, extortion that was not voluntary.
Defense is going to argue that these women, much like the women with Harvey Weinstein, knew what they were getting into, were doing it for fame, money, whatever.
And that's it.
I haven't seen part two of today.
That was only what Nierman, Joe, Good Logic summarized for part one.
And for those of you who didn't want to know this and don't care to know it, sorry.
Knowledge is the gift that you can't give back.
So that's what's up with P. Diddy, peeps.
Stay home.
Don't go out at night.
Nothing good happens after 10 o 'clock.
Keep your schmeckle in your pants.
One day I'm going to do a deep dive into Phil Hartman, but...
Don't...
What do they say?
There's a few expressions about not dipping your pen in company ink and also not dipping your pen in crazy ink.
I'm not sure if the second one is even a thing, but if I can offer one word of advice to the young men and women out there, more so the young men who might want to live a life of alpha male and promiscuity, don't do it!
There are some bridges that you can't cross back.
They are one-way bridges to the next level, and you can't necessarily jump down from that.
Keep your schmeckle in your pants.
Get married.
Stay married.
My first mentor-in-law said, if you want to stay rich, don't get divorced.
You want to not get divorced?
You maximize your odds by keeping your schmeckle in your pants.
Not going to parties after 10 o 'clock.
Not going to parties without your wife.
And by and large, living a more boring life, which will pay dividends down the line when you don't find yourself on camera at a P. Diddy freak-off.
All right, that's the P. Diddy update, and that's all we need to know about that.
Now, let's see what's going on here.
Encryptus, who's in the backdrop.
Encryptus is the Jamie to the Viva Fry podcast.
Jamie of the Joe Rogan podcast.
Says, join us live at the 1776 Law Center event in August.
On August 16th and 17th, there's a link.
Which, Encryptus, drop the link in the private chat and I'll share it with everybody.
And we'll get to that in a bit.
For those of you who don't know, vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
If you want to support the work that Robert Barnes and I do, that's the easiest, bestest place to do it.
You can also buy a book, Louie the Lobster.
We've got the sequel to Louie the Lobster.
I'll tell you in a second.
Encryptus.
I have actually...
I wrote a detailed social media post and tagged you in Twitter so you can just share it.
Tagging, I don't think, does anything to me on Twitter because I don't have notifications turned on, but send me the link to that and I'll share it around.
Louis the Lobster Returns to the Sea is the first book that I wrote, a children's book, illustrated by Abigail Martin of our Locals community.
People, we have the sequel to the book.
It's either going to be Timothy the Turtle or Timothay the Turtle, or maybe...
Tommy the turtle?
It's going to be something about a turtle.
Because this is an actual story that happened.
We have become something of a refuge in the neighborhood.
People come to us.
I don't know why.
It's because we salvaged a 200-gallon outdoor tank that we have surviving animals in.
We got two turtles because one was found in our neighbor's pool.
It was a red ear.
And I'm convinced it's been somewhat bleached from its exposure to the pool.
Neighbor brings it over because they know we have a fish tank.
So you want to keep it?
We're like, okay, well, we'll nurse it back to health.
And we got another one that the neighbor says, well, you already have one turtle.
Here's another one we found.
You want to put that in your tank?
Okay.
One's a cooter.
One's a red ear.
We wake up yesterday morning.
The red ear is not in the fish tank.
And the water was low because we noticed it was crawling up.
The red ear is not in the fish tank.
And we're like, okay, what the hell?
It must have fallen out and pudged the puggle, or paralyzed puggle, must have eaten it because it was nowhere to be found.
We found it today.
It was under the washing machine.
And we put it back in the fish tank.
And then I catch the little bastard eating a molly.
Just a molly, like sticking right out of its mouth.
So I think it's announcing to us that it might be rehabilitated and ready for return to nature.
So Timothy the turtle.
Gets released, I guess.
We'll see.
I have to actually verify with local wildlife if you're allowed returning a rescued red ear.
I don't know if they're native, but they're certainly not invasive.
One must verify everything because there are so many freaking laws.
You never know what is legal, what is illegal.
And that's my story.
That's the sequel, though.
Timothy the Turtle ate a freaking molly.
All right.
We're going to wait before we get into the Trump.
Trump is the best president in my lifetime, without a doubt.
And every day, I'm not religious, but I could be nudged into being religious because I do believe that we as a universe saw a miracle on July 13 when by what I believe literally is the grace of a God, whichever one you believe in, Donald Trump...
Trump avoided having his head watermeloned on live television in 8K.
The tragedy of the event is that...
Geez, Luis.
The individual who got killed.
Comparatory.
Someone died.
And so some people say, well, it's a miracle, yet Comparatory died, so how can it be a miracle?
Trump surviving.
It avoided World War III, in my very humble opinion.
It avoided an outright hot civil war in America, in my humble opinion.
It saved the lives of 1,500 people, Jan Sixers, who would have rotted away in D.C. gulags.
And I say you can't avoid the acts of evil, but every now and again you see an act of divine intervention where the consequences of that evil is minimized to whatever the minimum could have been on that very fateful day.
Corey Comparatori.
We're going to get into Donald Trump being the best president ever, but for now, we're going to start America, and then we're going to Canada.
I'm putting it on blast.
Defund the CBC is no longer enough.
It is bankrupt the CBC, that is the Canada Broadcasting Corporation, and lock the CBC up in jail.
Period.
But we're going to start with the American segue into this.
Florida's got a new Attorney General, and I like him.
I'm not sure I...
Let me see.
I think he's doing some sort of cheap silhouetting of the background here to make it look like he's got bouquet.
Bouquet is the blurring of background and light to add depth of field.
I think this looks like it's digitally implemented, but whatever.
This is the Attorney General of Florida, and you'll see where I'm going with this.
Stating the obvious.
No men in women's spaces.
Period.
Unless you're freaking perverts or it's by consent of adults.
No boys in girls' locker rooms and sure as hell, no men in girls' locker rooms.
It used to be, I'm old enough to remember, channeling Pepperidge Farms, where a man showing his ding-dong to a woman without permission was in decent exposure and was a crime.
And now you're a bigot if you think a man shouldn't be showing his ding-dong to a woman who doesn't want to see it.
Well, apparently a fitness center in Florida didn't get the memo.
And now, hopefully, they will.
I'm Attorney General James Uffmeyer.
Recently, my office became aware of a complaint against Lifetime Fitness in Palm Beach Gardens.
This is also why I don't exercise in facilities.
This is not why.
I'm not that neurotic.
I just don't like people looking at me when I exercise.
I don't like talking to people when I exercise.
Getting a phone call when I'm exercising is very, very irritating.
I've turned into my mother, people.
I call my mother.
I know that she's on the treadmill.
Why?
Because she says, I'll call you back.
I'm on the treadmill.
Okay, I'm going to shut my big mouth.
Here.
For putting women and girls at risk, instead of following Florida's Civil Rights Act, they've decided to let men into women's locker rooms.
Perverts.
Bankrupt them.
Vote with your dollar.
Bankrupt.
Is it Planet Fitness?
That is wrong.
Yes, it is.
And we are not going to stand for it.
Thank you.
Let me be clear.
Florida law protects spaces designated for women.
Sorry, not Planet Fitness.
Lifetime Fitness.
But the law is crystal clear.
And so is my message.
Men do not belong in women's restrooms or locker rooms.
Period.
There's a very, very funny pun in there.
I don't know if he did it on purpose.
Men do not belong in women's spaces.
Period.
No?
Okay.
Across the country, we've seen what happens when businesses ignore biology and common sense and bend to the trans activist agenda.
We see assaults, exploitation, and fear.
No business is going to be allowed to facilitate the invasion of women's restrooms and locker rooms.
Not in Florida.
Just as we are taking the fight to social media corporations for facilitating the exploitation of children, we will defend the safety, privacy, and dignity of women and girls.
If lifetime fitness does not immediately reverse this dangerous policy, my office will take swift legal action.
Florida is a law and order state, and we will not back down from the fight to keep this state safe, strong, and free.
I like this man already.
This man speaks common sense.
I also like Florida.
It is a law and order state.
It's also one hell of a free state.
It is insanity.
So, good on the AG.
Let me just make sure that I'm getting into his name.
It's James Utmeier.
David Freiheit says, hello, James Utmeier.
The 39th Attorney General for the Free State of Florida.
How does he only have 18,000 followers?
We're going to fix that right now.
Now, people, go follow James Utmeier, tag him and say we say hello, and I would love to have James Utmeier as an interviewer.
No, as an interviewee.
I would love to interview James Utmeier.
I'm going to reach out to him anyhow.
Go follow him.
18,000 is criminally low amount of followers.
And speaking of criminally, go after them, James.
And I say criminally, and I also dare say civilly, because once upon a time...
Exposing your ding-dong to a young girl or a woman without consent was indecent exposure and it was a crime.
You know what would teach, what was it called, lifetime fitness a lesson?
A big fat civil lawsuit.
Oh, but you agree to the terms of service when you come to our gym.
If that's going to be how the lawsuit gets dismissed, let it be.
If they want to sink their business, let them do it through winning a lawsuit but losing their business.
Civil lawsuits because I would...
Touch wood.
I may never have to deal with this in my life.
If my daughter was at a fitness location and came back and said, Dad, there was a woman in there with a penis, there would be a civil lawsuit.
A big, fat civil lawsuit.
Now...
You can see the way the free, logical, beautiful state of Florida is going.
You can see, to some extent, the way the logical part of America is going.
Women's rights are rights for women.
They are not rights that can be co-opted by men and stolen by men because these men think in whatever DSM mental condition that they have that they are women.
You can think that you're a woman.
That's fine.
You can think you're the Queen of England.
That's fine.
You're not going to get people to call you queen.
You can think that you're a lawyer.
You can identify as a lawyer, but if you were to ask people to call you Esquire and you weren't a lawyer, you wouldn't get any points because of how you identify.
And I will get to it in a bit, but whatever consenting adults want to do to themselves or among other consenting adults, more power to you.
This is no longer about a consenting adult doing what he wants to his own body.
Or doing what they want among consenting adults.
This is now an imposing adult demanding of others what they see and where they hang, pun intended.
America is clearly riding this ship, at least in certain states, the states that people actually want to live in.
Canada, on the other hand, seems to be on the wrong trajectory of logic, science, and all things decent.
There was a movement called Defund the CBC back in the day.
It's CBC, Canada Broadcasting Corporation.
It's a crown corporation that is funded by taxpayer dollars to the tune of 1.6 billion dollars in direct funding between CBC and Radio Canada, which is the French equivalent.
Then you get ads, then you get subsidies, all sorts of other indirect subsidies.
The CBC put out an article.
I don't want to get ahead of it.
Right here.
I want to start slowly.
The CBC put out an article, and I'd like to thank my man up in Canada who sent this link to me.
You know who you are.
I don't want to identify you just in case you don't want to be identified.
CBC, Nova Scotia.
Nova Scotia is...
You want to know what woke means?
Nova Scotia is what we understand as woke.
Not quite as woke as...
British Columbia, Victoria, where they have the menstrual equity flag that they flew at the Victoria City Hall.
But Nova Scotia was the province where they got an injunction to prohibit outdoor protest, the purpose of which was to protest the COVID lockdown measures.
They got an injunction from the court to prohibit outdoor protest to protest the COVID lockdown measures because of COVID.
That's how woke and insane.
The province of Nova Scotia, by the way, I believe it leads Canada in terms of the number of people dying in hospital waiting rooms.
Nova Scotia writes an article by Andrew Lamb.
We'll get there.
Nova Scotia Health works to expand access to youth gender-affirming care across province.
In just over a year, clinics have opened in Kentville and Bridgewater.
Written by Andrew Lamb.
CBC News.
Now, Andrew Lamb looks like he's got very long hair based on this avatar.
I'm not one to judge for obvious reasons.
By the way, funny story.
I was in the bathroom the other day and I'm certain that someone thought I was a woman for one second because the look I got when I was washing my hands and then I turned around and then when they saw my ugly bearded face, they're like, okay, fine.
This guy's a guy and he's in here.
But we'll get to that, Andrew Lamb, in a second.
Nova Scotia Health works to expand access to youth gender-affirming care.
Gender-affirming care is a euphemism for child genital mutilation.
Period.
Full stop.
By the way, this is going on Commitube afterwards, and they can go suck a lemon if they have a problem with that.
And not a beautiful, sweet Florida lemon.
They can go suck one of those decrepit, shriveled up, sour, bitter Canadian lemons.
Go suck a lemon.
Youth gender-affirming care is child genital mutilation, full stop.
Now let's read some of the article, by the way.
I highlighted it, the part in yellow and red there.
I'm not quoting somebody, I'm quoting the article.
The article writes, puberty blockers are a reversible treatment that temporarily...
I'm just reading again.
Puberty blockers are a reversible treatment that temporarily stop the progression of puberty, providing a child with more time to explore their identity, for example, through clothing, without the distress that can come with going through developmental changes.
Now, I read this the first time I read it.
After I stopped seeing red for a second, I'm like, okay, hold on.
They're not quoting anybody.
So it's not as though the author is quoting a doctor.
And then I'm like, oh, okay, so just...
Go back here.
Is this an opinion piece?
No.
This is not an opinion piece.
And then I'm like, oh, maybe Andrew Lam is also a doctor.
No.
Andrew Lam is not a doctor.
We'll get there in a second.
And I'll read it again just so you can fully appreciate.
The unsolicited, unlicensed medical advice Andrew Lam via the CBC just gave to Canada and children.
Puberty blockers are a reversible treatment bullshit that temporarily stopped the progression of puberty.
Temporally block something that you only have a finite window of opportunity to go through is not reversible.
Anybody who says that should be charged with disinformation.
And if they're giving medical advice without having a license, they might, you know, if I were a very aggressive prosecutor, I might think about charging someone under the laws of Canada for giving medical advice.
Without being licensed.
Puberty blockers are irreversible treatment that temporarily stop the progression of puberty, providing a child with more time to explore their identity, for example, through clothing, without the distress that can come with going through developmental changes.
The blockers are not a new treatment and have also been used for children who undergo puberty too early.
This is where we get into full-on retardation.
Sorry, no other way to say it.
They cite the fact that you give puberty blockers to someone who's going through puberty too early, also known as precocious puberty, if I'm not mistaken, as the excuse to stopping it or pausing it.
It's bullshit, by the way.
Just stopping it, delaying it, fucking with it when it's supposed to happen.
Why would you give something to someone to delay precocious puberty?
I don't know the full medical justification for it.
But delaying something so that it fits within the standard window of when it's healthy.
I imagine going through puberty too early might not be good for bones.
It might not be good for growth if you're growing too fast for the frame of an eight-year-old kid, for example.
But delaying something so that it occurs within the generally recognized framework timeframe is far different than delaying what is occurring in that generally acceptable timeframe.
And that is the only timeframe in which it occurs.
It doesn't occur when you're 20. It doesn't occur when you're 18. And if you delay it for a little bit too long until you feel quite comfortable, you're like, oh wait, I don't feel quite so comfortable.
Well, too freaking late.
Now you got micropenis.
Now you got bone density problems.
Now you got a whole slew of lifelong problems, including sterility.
So you want to go sterilize a child, give them micropenis, cause them developmental delays so they can never have a proper orgasm in their lives.
You belong in freaking jail.
Which brings us to the author.
Not a doctor.
Who's the author?
Doctor, sorry, not doctor.
Andrew Lamb, reporter, associate producer, Andrew Lamb.
They, she is an individual.
I don't know which way this person is going.
I have no idea.
I don't care.
But no one on God's green earth is ever going to be they if they are one person.
Period.
So this person, on the one hand, identifies as a woman.
I presume that means he's a man.
His name is Andrew.
But it's not just one woman.
They, she.
This is a test in the patience of polite society.
All right, you want to predict?
Dude, if you think you're a woman, I grew up with cross-dressers.
We used to call them cross-dressers back in the day.
Not in my immediate family, so I can't have stolen cross-dresser valor.
Within our family circle, my family circle.
Then within my wife's family circle, we knew someone.
I don't know if they actually went through with the surgery.
Everyone asked a freaking question.
They were an elderly couple, happily unionized, whatever it is.
When someone says, I not only refer to me as a she if I'm born a man and I'm a man, that's fine.
They, now you are actually abusing of goodwill and abusing of patience and tolerance to coerce someone into that which is linguistically improper and batshit crazy, period.
Chinese, Canadian, and trans reporter for CBC Nova Scotia.
How many of them?
They are interested?
Are we still talking about Andrew?
It's fucking insanity.
This is absolute insanity.
CBC News needs to be defunded and they need to be prosecuted for giving medical advice without having a medical license.
Are interested in 2SLGBTQIA +, labor and data-driven stories.
Well, let's go check out that data, shall we?
I gotta go get the article itself.
Give me one second.
Here.
Go share this around.
Insanity.
Oh, no.
They.
You identify as a woman, that's fine.
And if I don't know the difference...
When I first met Blair White, I didn't know Blair was...
I think Blair refers to it as transsexual.
I didn't know Blair was born a man.
She's done a...
I mean...
I didn't know!
So I'm not defying any basic biology.
Now I have to think about how, because now I know that Blair is a man, but a transsexual.
No problem.
Among the most logical, rational individuals within that milieu.
Buck Angel?
Never knew he was a woman.
And I don't have to defy any biology because, my goodness, if their bodies are works of art, they've done an amazing job transforming the...
The template that God gave them.
Whether or not you agree with it, that's none of your business if what they're doing is to themselves only.
The hell was I doing here?
That's right.
I was going to get the article because I want to show you something else.
This is flipping wild.
The article.
Here.
Bada bing, bada boom.
It's in an archive link because I don't even want to...
Well, first of all, I actually wanted to save this just in case they ever go back and stealth edit this.
Are we looking at it together?
Here's the article.
Okay.
Is it going to bring this here?
Andrew Lamb.
Why is this?
Let me see something here.
This, this, this.
By the way, I've sent him an email.
I am very willing to be convinced I'm wrong.
Andrew wants to take puberty blockers, do the bottom thing.
I couldn't care less in the most loving of ways possible.
I don't care what adults do.
Tattoos, piercings, I wouldn't necessarily do it to myself, although I'm tempted to contemplate a tattoo, but my father would.
Absolutely be disappointed in me.
You want to cut your tongue down the middle and make like one of those little slivery things?
I've seen it.
It's weird, man.
You want to stretch out your earlobes?
It's up to you.
You want to recommend this for children?
Write to jail.
Tell me why I'm wrong, Andrew.
It's almost...
You can reach her at...
I sent her an email.
Why wouldn't it be you could reach them?
Like, why wouldn't it be you can reach them?
Wasn't it they /them?
No, it's whichever requires the most submission.
This is Canada.
I don't remember if there was anything else in this article that I wanted to...
Oh yeah, that's right.
I did want to go down here.
Here, listen to this.
That's what I wanted to do.
I'm totally ADHD here.
This.
I wanted to click the link that says...
The link that says that they are reversible.
How gender-affirming healthcare for kids works in Canada.
Who wrote this one?
Sheena Goodyear.
I'll have to go check them out.
I'm joking.
I don't know who Sheena is.
Are we looking at the same article?
We are.
This was the link for it being reversible.
Robin Hodgson says she watched struggling young people heal, grow, and ultimately thrive because of gender-affirming healthcare.
Genuinely profound, Hodgson said.
A registered nurse, yada, yada, yada.
Okay.
I'm in my 27th year.
I've worked in a lot of areas, and this has been the most rewarding area.
Perverts.
Perverts, and I would assume pedo, so call me whatever you want.
Gender-affirming health care, an approach that affirms gender identity, yada, yada, yada, is endorsed by medical associations in Canada and around the world, including the Canadian Psychological Association and Canadian Pediatric Association.
Did you notice what year this article is from?
I don't know if I just mentioned it before we even got started.
Here we go.
You notice?
The link to show that it's reversible.
Is an article that will be two years old in November.
A year and a half old.
Have things changed?
Has the science changed since then?
Let me just see where the part that says here.
The whole point of puberty blockers is that they are reversible.
So let's go up here.
Some countries have placed restrictions on puberty blockers until their long-term effects can be better studied.
England has restricted their use to minors enrolled in clinical trials, and the Norwegian Healthcare Investigation Board has recommended they be considered exploratory and experimental.
Nothing better than experimenting on children, right?
Cullum says they are widely considered safe, noting that they've been used for more than 40 years to treat precocious puberty, because this motherfucker doesn't want to understand the difference between delaying a premature puberty versus delaying the natural puberty.
Jail!
Puberty that starts too early and about 20 years of transition-related care.
Some research has linked them to decreased bone density over time, so providers may limit how long a patient can take them, Sims said.
Doctors also supplemented treatment with vitamins and dietary guidance.
Can you imagine this?
What level of biblical monstrosity are we living through where this is what they are saying is acceptable treatment for children?
Yeah, we don't know what it does.
We're just fucking around with your bone density and your puberties.
But don't worry, we've been using them for precocious puberties.
So now let's use it for natural puberties, but you might have some bone density.
So here's some vitamins, and we'll see if we've irreparably messed up your body in a few years.
Mengele.
Dr. Mengele.
This is Dr. Mengele-level human experimentation.
They just don't have mean German accents.
They have nice, polite Canadian accents, eh?
Patients can pull the plug any time, even after their penis is irreparably shrunk.
And their regular puberty will resume right to jail for whoever said that, for whoever reported it, and for, I won't say for whoever believes it.
They can stop at any time, puberty will resume.
No, it won't.
And it's known that it won't.
The whole point of puberty blockers is that there...
So that's the evidence that this journalist for the CBC News cited to justify the claim that puberty blockers are reversible.
An article from a year and a half ago that itself says that there are potential problems.
Hormone therapy is partially reversible and involves prescribing hormones like estrogen or testosterone to help...
Trans and gender diverse people to mutilate children and to mess with their physical characteristics for the rest of their lives.
They've existed for a long time.
And they are available and safe for youth to access, says Rebecca Mengele.
Oh, sorry, no, it's Rebecca McDougall, a mental health clinician who sometimes refers patients and their families.
Jail.
That's what's going on in Canada.
There was something else to this story that I wanted to...
I think that's it.
CBC News, people.
State-funded.
Tax dollars.
Canadian taxpayers pay for that.
So they steal 50% of your income like they did to me when I lived there.
They use it to abuse you.
They use it to lock you down.
They use it to tyrannize you.
They use it to censor you.
And they use it to...
Mutilate and abuse children and to propagandize the people into thinking that this is liberating and not a crime against humanity.
There will be, if there's not a judicial reckoning, I hope there's a karmic one or a cosmic one.
And it's...
Who said it?
I believe in God not because God has revealed himself but because evil has revealed itself.
It's like you listen to things like that and you look at what people are doing in the name of righteousness and you just hope to God, there's a God, that there will be some form of cosmic retribution for this if there's not justice on this earth because it would be too much to have to live with to think that this type of crime against humanity can go unpunished on this earth and thus if this is the only earth and this is the only life, unpunished.
And so you hope.
You pray to God that there's a God and there is your truism for the day.
All right, well, that's what's going on in Canada.
We're not done with the insanity that's going on within the Commonwealth.
Because before we come back to America and the best president in my lifetime, if not American history, we got to take a quick flight over the pond and go to that tyrannical, fascistic hellhole, which is, I don't know if it's further gone than Canada.
Or if it's bouncing back, because at the very least in the UK, at least they started undoing or dissolving the Tavistock Clinic.
At least it would seem that Mr. Redcoat himself, the Daily Stormer, Keir Starmer, got the memo from Trump, got the memo from populism that, oh yeah, we kind of want our country back from the invasion.
Oh yeah, we kind of don't like East Asian rape gangs running amok for decades.
We kind of don't like the...
What do they call it?
Two-tier...
There was a good name for it.
It was Keir Starmer.
So was it a two-tier Keir justice system in the UK?
But they gaslight you so that you think, oh, Keir Starmer was always for closed borders.
Oh, Keir Starmer was always for speaking English.
Keir Starmer was always tough on immigration after they just opened their borders to a full-on invasion.
Now, whether or not you think it's a bad invasion or a good invasion, obviously the term invasion has, I would say, inherently negative connotation.
It's not necessarily a terrible thing.
You can get invaded by good things.
But it's an invasion.
I've had Tommy Robinson on describing what's happening on the ground in the UK.
There has been a cultural, demographic, religious shift in the UK as a result of open borders and Europe basically saying, our history, our culture, our cities, our architecture, our buildings, our churches are for the taking.
Come in and take them.
In Germany, 2015, they opened their border to Syrian refugees, Syrian asylum seekers.
People who, even if they were refugees and asylum seekers, are seeking refuge from wars that are caused by, if not at the very least exacerbated by the West.
Fine.
It's been an invasion.
It's been an open border.
We've seen it.
We know what's happening in Ireland.
We know what's happening in England.
We know what's happening across Europe.
It's an invasion.
And if you like it, more power to you.
It doesn't seem that Europeans like it.
Native Europeans.
Because there is actually, they are actually a people.
Despite all of this, despite the fact that in the UK, they're literally locking up people for social media posts, complaining about the immigration problem, complaining about the invasion, complaining about the two-tier justice system.
They are locking people up for it.
What's his face?
Keir Starmer came out.
Let me get to the...
Don't get to the punchline yet.
Keir Starmer in pure gaslighting form is now basically saying...
I've always been against the forlorn invasion of people who refuse to learn the language and assimilate and speak English in the UK.
I've always been against it.
Keir Starmer, if you can believe this, and I had to go make sure it was not a parody account, and it isn't.
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Labour MP for Holborn St. Pancras, and leader of the Labour Party.
Former director of public prosecutions.
He's the former guy who didn't do his effing job when East Asian rape gangs were running amok and disproportionately targeting white European English girls for their sex extortion rings.
That was Keir Starmer.
And in the UK, much like in every government in the world, you fail up.
Keir Starmer comes out and says, if you want to live in the UK, you should speak English.
That's common sense.
Right on, cheerio.
So we're raising English language requirements across every main immigration route.
What the...
This is like when Justin Trudeau came out and said, yeah, you know, schools and businesses are abusing of our immigration policies for cheap labor.
It was your freaking immigration policy!
Keir Starmer is now coming out and saying, Speak English.
Because I guess the immigrants that they've opened the borders to ain't speaking English.
I know that they're not, by the way.
Certainly not.
Now, by the way, under Trump, and we'll get to this as well, America's opened its borders to Afrikaans, white South Africans who have been getting murdered and slaughtered disproportionately over the last two decades.
This was, you know, once upon a time, the West refused to even acknowledge the murder of white farmers and white South Africans.
Now, under Trump, They've opened their borders to actual refugees, actually fleeing actual violence of a racist nature, not necessarily climate crisis refugees, as they're calling them, or economic refugees, as they call them as well.
So Keir Starmer comes out and says, if you want to live in the UK, you should speak English.
By the way, I love how he says, you should speak.
No, you must speak English.
You will speak English.
That's common sense.
So we're raising English language requirements across every main immigration group.
You know what the only problem to this is?
Like, I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.
I remember seeing a video where someone was literally told it was hate speech to say, speak English.
I had to go back and find, I should have posted the date of this video.
I think it's 2023.
I remember seeing it, but I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.
And I'm not taking crazy pills.
I mean, I might be crazy, but it doesn't mean I'm wrong.
Apparently, you've alleged.
We weren't here, so I don't know if you've said it.
This looks like a skit, and it's not a skit.
The cop looks like he's not Ricky Gervais.
Who's the jovial, mildly heavyset, late-night show guy?
Let the chat get it.
You know exactly who I'm talking about.
Not Ricky Gervais.
Hey, he talks like this.
And then the other guy there, the Fisher people, the guy who wrapped himself up like a Satan bacon singer.
I forget his name.
I'm going to let this play, and I'm going to go to the chat to get the guy's name.
Apparently during some conversations between yourself, you have alleged, we weren't here, so I don't know you've said it, but you've alleged to say, "Speak English?" Or what's that?
Speak clearly.
Speak clearly.
No, the gentleman's passed on the desk.
Yeah, he can't speak clearly.
Yeah.
So I couldn't even hear him.
And that's fine, and that's why we've just come to speak, because potentially someone could perceive that as a hate crime.
Didn't we just know this was going on?
People, you know, if someone says to me, "I believe this," then we need to look at it, because someone's potentially reporting to me as we believe it.
You did hear that, right?
It will be potentially a hate crime.
What would go fuck yourself be in England?
Would that be a hate crime?
Oh my sweet, merciful gosh, this is the actual reality in the UK.
Once upon a time, they locked you up, or they threatened to.
I mean, they did in fact arrest people and jail people for social media posts that were mean to immigrants under the, you know, Well,
that's just a load of bloody bollocks!
I'll say that, fine gentlemen.
Piss off.
This is where you appreciate.
The First Amendment exists so that you could literally tell the Prime Minister to go fuck himself.
I mean, that's it.
I don't condone swearing, but I also don't condemn it.
The First Amendment exists so that you can give a big, fat middle finger to that big, stinking redcoat Keir Starmer.
The First Amendment exists so that you can say...
Speak English without risking going to jail.
That's where the UK is at.
Canada is, I would dare say, even further behind now.
But now Keir Starmer comes out.
It's just amazing.
Keir Starmer comes out and says, speak English.
Lock him up.
We're going to have a theme this show.
Lock him up.
Those are the rules, Keir.
Right to jail.
Right to jail.
In fact, and stick you in one of the ones maybe, stick you in the one that Tommy Robinson is in.
Demographically, you know exactly where I'm going with that one, Kir.
Stick you in one of your statistically overrepresented prisons where you locked up Tommy Robinson and then you have to put him in solitary for his own protection because you put a man who's been critical of Islam in prisons that are disproportionately populated by Muslim prisoners.
Go right to jail.
You go join Tommy Robinson and no solitary for you.
But if you thought to speak English is where the hypocrisy was going to end, no, of course not.
It's a day ending and a why.
Here, Keir Starmer.
Let's just play this one out.
It's truly unbelievable, or I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.
Today we publish a white paper on immigration.
First of all, look at this guy's face.
He is a psychopath.
You go look at the Sanfuku eyes or the Sanpuku eyes, he has got the eyes of a tormented psychopath.
You wake up in the middle of the night and you see this, you run.
This is the type of face that eats you and then wears your skin.
Look at this psychopath.
Okay, I'm going to play this out and I'm going to shut my big mouth yet again.
Today we...
Oh, whatever, you can read the captions.
Today we publish a white paper on immigration.
A strategy absolutely central to my plan for change that will finally take back control of our borders between 2019 and 2023.
Net migration quadrupled until in 2023, it reached nearly 1 million.
That's about the population of Birmingham.
Does he not deserve to be in jail for this bigoted anti-immigrant talk?
I mean, this is just a more polite way of saying what he literally locked people up for saying on social media.
Lock him up.
Keir Starmer for jail.
Our second largest city.
That's not control.
It's chaos.
A one-nation experiment in open borders.
That's not control.
That's an invasion.
Right to jail.
Today this government is shutting down the lab.
The experiment is over.
Did he refer to immigrants as lab animals?
Lab rats?
That's hate speech.
Did he say speak English and get the hell out of our country?
Oh, he didn't say to get out of our country yet.
We're going to have to deal with that at some point in time.
I mean, it's wild gaslighting.
If I didn't know that I hate this person, I'd say that I agree with them.
If I didn't know that this guy was part and parcel of the problem for the last 10 plus years, I'd say I agree with them.
Right now, because I know that he has been instrumental in the catastrophe, I say he's a gaslighting son-of-a-bitch hypocrite who should be locked up for his bigoted hate speech.
Hashtag sarcasm for those of you who don't get it.
We will deliver what you've asked for time and again, and we will take back control.
Create a problem.
Give yourself more power as a government to deal with that problem.
Give yourselves more power to suppress freedoms of the people in order to address the response to that problem.
Acknowledge the problem and repeat.
Viva, were you talking about Benny Hill?
My father used to let us watch Benny Hill, and it was always wildly inappropriate for kids, but we were very avant-garde in that sense.
Benny Hill is an old classic.
Usually involved boob jokes and a perverted old man.
I would love to know what Benny Hill was up to in private time.
That's what's going on in the UK.
Lucy the Dog says, yes, indeed.
Thank the one true God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel.
There's a Lucy the dog in our locals community.
Oh, Lucy, I suspect you're the same one and you created an account because when they merged and they made everybody do that.
Eric John Pizza Artist.
It's a very unfortunate name because the only way I associate John with pizza is John Podesta.
I will not judge you for the name.
The problem with common sense today is that it's far too uncommon.
It must be read with a British accent.
The problem with the British...
Have you not heard of...
Have you not heard of Eric John Pizza Artist?
I have not.
Why?
He has an absolutely amazing rumble channel where he literally makes art with pizza.
That's an actual thing.
Oh, dude.
Okay.
I'm sorry, Eric John Pizza Artist.
I can only see John Podesta and Pizzagate when I see those two words together.
Flip me the link, Encryptus, and I'm going to bring this up.
Well, I'll get this right now.
Dude, okay, that's funny.
Hold on a second.
Eric John...
Pizza artist right here.
All right.
Shut the front door.
You have to share this.
Isn't it freaking cool?
Here.
Okay, so let me see what we do here.
Dude, they're five-hour streams where you make pizza?
Art?
Okay, hold on.
Let's just see the one I'm going to want.
I'm going to have a personal interest in.
Hmm.
No marijuana.
South Park is looking like it's catching my attention thus far.
Okay, Aliens is always good.
Let me see here.
Let's go with...
Is this the Big Lebowski?
Alright, that's the one we're going to like.
Okay, I'm not going to play the whole thing because it's two and a half hours.
I picked the shortest one.
Let's just go super hyper mega duper.
Okay, so let's just see how this works.
Get the volume here.
And I can adjust.
I can adjust.
This guy is a badass.
If you grew up in the 90s, that's one of those movies, right?
Okay, so he's doing the dude from The Big Lebowski.
This is the last of our...
So far, so good and absolutely amazing.
I guess he's going to go take a pee break.
Okay, so now he's...
This looks like the dude.
Does he cook it, is the question.
It's a little shady, never hurt nobody.
He's going to get copy claimed on the number.
Okay.
And maybe I'll take a bite.
Okay, so now I guess he's cooking it.
Have we cooked it?
Oh, it's going to be a...
Okay, hold on.
Maybe we don't cook because the cheese is melted now.
Alright.
Well, this was quite hilarious.
Let's go share this channel with everybody.
Eric, John, pizza artist.
Best rumble rant of the day.
Let's go with this.
We're going to put this in everything.
And if you want to go...
I mean, I guess that's phenomenal.
John, Eric, John.
I once made a video where I made a pizza in the...
Form of the Indian flag, the flag of India.
Because it was Indian Independence Day and it was up in my mother-in-law's place in Canada.
And I thought it was a good idea.
And then I started getting hate online where people were telling me it's disrespectful to make another nation's flag out of pizza.
See if I can find that video.
I was wondering why the color was off all day today.
Who pulled out the plug?
I pulled out the plug.
Oh, come on.
It's not a live stream unless you get purple color in the backdrop.
So, Eric John, thank you.
And everyone now has the link to the dude, and they can go and follow.
King of Biltong's in the house.
Let me see if I can bring this one up.
All right, good.
I can.
Then we're going to get into the story of the day without milking it much further.
We got King of Biltong, who says...
Why can I not bring this in?
So that I can read it.
Get yourself some tasty high-protein snacks.
Biltong is packed with B12 iron, zinc, creatine, and more.
Perfect for carnivore keto diets.
Available at Biltong USA.
Use code VIVA for 10% off.
It's delicious.
It's South African beef jerky.
Equivalent.
It's like prosciutto made from beef.
And it's freaking delicious.
He's got like carnassal sticks.
It's all amazing.
Made in America.
Made in Roanoke, Texas.
Delicious flipping stuff.
And on the subject of South Africa, because Anton is from South Africa.
I had him on the channel, and we talked about life that he fled in South Africa.
Most favored nation?
Hold on.
I have the...
Oh, son of a beasting.
Well, let me just get...
I know I have it because I was going to bring it up, but I tweeted it out earlier today.
Let me get it.
Just the news coming out of South Africa where...
Yeah, here we go.
Where there...
Finally addressing the actual, some call it a genocide, murder of white farmers, discrimination against white South Africans.
So it came from breaking 9-11.
Let me just open it up in incognito so we can see this.
A little, another, a bit of a white pill at the very least.
Insofar as it's finally internationally recognizing what at one point in time was passed off as a conspiracy theory.
And I remember it.
Justin Trudeau would never recognize the slaughter of white South Africans.
Slaughter is slaughter.
The political aspect is atrocious and should be recognized whether it's a genocide in Rwanda or a genocide in South Africa.
The only thing is, politics being what it is...
And racism being what it is, where people believe that white people can't be racist because...
No, sorry, the other way around.
Black people or black countries can't be racist because racism is discrimination and power, and therefore it's something that only white Europeans can embody, and therefore there can't be any reverse racism or racism against whites.
Well, bullcrap.
But that was the rationale for refusing to acknowledge the slaughter of farmers in South Africa, white farmers, by a government.
that openly preaches for genocide against white farmers and white South Africans.
Here's the presser.
Thanks, ladies and gentlemen, for coming out this afternoon.
The Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security and I just met with this first flight of South African refugees to arrive in our country pursuant to the president's executive order about certain egregious actions in South Africa.
The President made it clear that Afrikaners in South Africa, who were the victims of unjust racial discrimination, would be welcome to come to the United States, and he's now delivering on that promise.
The Deputy Secretary and I just spoke to some of the folks who arrived on this flight, and they tell quite harrowing stories of the violence that they faced in South Africa, It was not redressed by the authorities, by the unjust application of the law.
The United States, as we were proud to say, stands for equal justice under law and the fair and impartial application of the law.
And again, this is a group that has not experienced that and has, to the contrary, We can stop it there.
You get the gist.
Old enough to remember when it was a conspiracy theory, and they actually, I have to go back and pull up what I can, a racist conspiracy theory.
To suggest that white farmers and white South Africans were getting murdered and the victims of violence and discrimination in South Africa, it was racist because it was suggesting that the government, the black members of government, were somehow mistreating the whites and that that was racist to suggest at the time because it was somehow racist against the black government to suggest that they were murdering, promoting the murder of.
The fact that within South Africa there was...
Go look up the amount of white farmers who have been murdered in the most atrocious, horrendous manners imaginable.
There's not a not-atrocious manner of getting murdered.
The stories that come out of there are the stuff of nightmares.
And when I talked with Anton from Biltong, the stories are demonic, evil incarnate, that makes you believe that there has to be, hopefully, some form of...
Opposite to the evil.
Old enough to remember that the West was not recognizing it.
They were not admitting of these refugees while they were opening their borders to other economic migrants, opportunistic migrants.
Under the Trump administration, it's a new world.
It's a transformational world that we're living through right now because Trump is proving himself to be a transformational president.
There will not all be big wins.
And you can be patient on certain issues or you can be impatient on certain issues.
But one thing you cannot deny is that it has been a revolutionary time and Trump is proving himself to be a transformational president.
And if you had any lingering doubts, people, I listened to the entire presser this morning.
It was amazing.
It was so amazing that it was almost impossible to snip and clip certain portions of it to highlight the awesomeness of the press conference this morning, talking about the executive order that Trump is implementing for...
In the sphere of pharmaceuticals, to make healthcare more affordable, to attack the corrupt regime that causes inflated prices in America.
The whole system is so flipping corrupt, no thanks to Obamacare, but executive order to bring down the cost of drugs in America.
How do you do that?
It's a little thing called making everyone pay their fair share.
It's a little thing that most people don't fully appreciate, that the pharmaceutical industry is content making its profits off American consumption while not charging the same prices elsewhere.
And Trump has come out and said, no more!
No more free riding in terms of tariffs.
No more free riding in terms of trade.
And no more free riding in terms of NATO.
And no more free riding in terms of pharmaceuticals.
Listen to this.
It's called the most favored nation.
The bottom line?
Trump is going to say, we're going to pay what the cheapest price is that other nations are paying for the same pharmaceuticals.
Listen to this.
But it's called most favored nation.
We are going to pay the lowest price there is in the world.
We will get whoever is paying the lowest price.
That's the price that we're going to get.
So remember that.
So we're no longer paying 10 times more than another country.
Whoever is paying the lowest price, we will look at that price and we will say that's the price we're going to pay.
Most favored nations.
Pause.
Appreciate.
You're looking at a man who's not living on borrowed time.
We are all living on borrowed time.
This is a man who has been reborn in the moment where...
It was supposed to have ended.
In the moment where Joe Biden said, why'd you move your head that way, Trump?
You're talking about a man right now.
They tried to impeach him.
They tried to bankrupt him.
They tried to jail him.
And then they tried to kill him.
And he survived all of that, but nothing more dramatically than surviving the first of the apparently three attempts when they tried to kill him.
In a way where he now basically says, this is all a gift and I'm going to use it.
To make everyone's lives better.
I don't care if anyone doesn't believe it.
If you don't believe it and you think whatever, you have your gripes, you still hate this man because orange man bad, you're wrong.
Can we play devil's advocate?
Yes, sir.
So if the order is to pay what the lowest rate is across the world, is it possible that this backfires and raises rates for everybody else?
Well, where?
So I'll give you some examples.
Here in Greece, where I'm currently located, medicines cost pennies on the $100 for the exact same medication in the United States.
Yes.
Healthcare in general is similar to that.
Is it possible that this results in the prices here going up so that the lowest price worldwide is a more nominal price to charge in the United States?
That's not devil's advocate.
That's the intended purpose of this.
And it was RFK, I think, and I'll play it in the clip, where he said it will cause the prices to potentially go up in Europe.
There is a caveat for nations where the price can't go up because they just won't be able to afford it.
The price will go up in Greece.
The price will go up in the UK.
And if it goes up 20% in the UK, that translates into some wildly massive number that's going to be a correlative reduction in America.
But what you're describing, Encryptus, is the issue.
It is the problem.
That they are basically using the profits in America to subsidize cheap pharmaceutical prices across the world.
And it's simply unfair.
And I'll get to that one in a second.
But yeah.
That's going to be the reality.
It will increase the prices in other countries that can afford it.
And Trump has a bit of a carve-out for countries that can't afford it.
Hold on here.
That's what it is.
That's what it is.
One breast cancer drug costs Americans over $16,000 per bottle.
But the same drug from the same factory manufactured by the same company is one-sixth that price in Australia and one-tenth...
that price in Sweden.
One-tenth for the identical price.
And by the way, not for nothing, the reason why they can do this in America is because between insurance companies, health insurance companies and the pharmaceutical industry and doctors, it's a captured corrupt industry where they can get away with doing it in America.
You'll see what happens in terms of combating corruption in the healthcare industry in Canada, in America.
When they can no longer get away with that scheme or reliance on that scheme to jack up the prices here to basically subsidize their profits for the benefit of the rest of the world.
I'm an asthma drug, costs almost $500 here in America, but costs less than $40 in the United Kingdom.
So $40 in the United Kingdom, which is where this gentleman told me he paid a small amount for his...
His shot.
There was a big, a very funny thing about where he referred to the fat shot of his friend.
And he says, he gets his fat shot in London and it's cheaper there than here.
And then he makes a joke how his fat shot's not working out.
I don't know who the individual that he's talking about is, but I think the world does know.
But think of that.
So $40 versus $500 here.
That's not even better.
Much worse examples than the weight loss drug.
Ozempic.
Of course, ten times more in the United States than in the rest of the developed world.
Ten times more.
Why?
Why?
What did we do?
Suckers.
But we never had a president that had the courage to do this.
And nobody knew the system.
Like I do.
I mean, I've gotten to know this system so well.
Well, the other thing is Ozempic.
There might be some issues with Ozempic, which we'll get to.
I won't get to that because that's out of my wheelhouse.
But there's a reason why they do it in America, why they've gotten away with doing it in America.
The argument that you don't want to deter R&D.
You won't deter R&D.
What you're going to basically do is aggregate or distribute the cost of that R&D.
And cause the countries that are exploiting of the overpricing through corruption in America, cause them to not even take their fair share, but just pay a little more.
And the dollar impact is going to be wild.
Let me play the RFK one.
He says it in here somewhere.
I'm not sure if I had it in this clip, but we'll hear a little bit.
I won't play the full thing.
It's three minutes.
This is an extraordinary day.
This is an issue that, you know, I grew up in the Democratic Party and every...
Major Democratic leader for 20 years has been making this promise to the American people.
This was the fulcrum of Bernie Sanders' runs for presidency, that he was going to eliminate this discrepancy between Europe and the United States.
By the way, RFK ain't done destroying Bernie yet, apparently.
He's not yet done sucking whatever is left of that shriveled old man's soul out of his...
Out of his chest.
Bernie's not there.
Les absents ont toujours tort, as we say in French.
Those who are not there are always wrong, but we know that Bernie is wrong.
RFK is not yet done destroying whatever reputation that socialist, champagne socialist commie bastard has left.
Listen to this.
As it turns out, none of them were doing it.
It's one of these promises that politicians make to their constituents, knowing that they'll never have to do it.
And the reason they'll never have to do it...
It's because they know that Congress is controlled in so many ways by the pharmaceutical industry.
There's at least one pharmaceutical lobbyist for every congressman, every senator on Capitol Hill, and every member of the Supreme Court.
By some estimates, three.
Pharmaceutical companies, the industry itself spends three times what the next largest lobbyist...
Spends on lobbying.
So this was an issue that people talked about, but nobody wanted to do anything because it was radioactive.
Well, radioactive.
They lose their donors.
They lose their...
What is it called?
Not sponsors, but...
What the hell's the word I'm looking for?
Money.
Where's the part where he talks about how much...
There has never been a president more...
Your stiff spine...
Revenues for pharmaceutical companies.
We spend in our country $1,126 per capita on drugs.
In Britain, they spend about $240.
They spend one-fifth of what we do.
And this is true across Europe.
And the drug companies, Europeans, if you ask them, it made no sense what they were saying.
America has to pay for this innovation or it's not going to happen.
What President Trump is saying to our European partners is you've got to raise the amount that you're paying for those drugs and pay for your share of the innovation.
That the United States is no longer subsidizing that.
If the Europeans raise their price of their drugs by just 20%, that is $10 trillion that can be spent on innovation and the health of all people all across the globe is going to increase.
Can you imagine that?
Pay 20% more in cryptos.
It might cost you 20% more.
And also it might disincentivize the wild overprescribing of drugs that are probably wildly unnecessary.
It's an amazing thing to try to reshape the global economy, to try to reshape the global power structure, and to try to now reshape the pharmaceutical industry at large.
It's amazing.
But it's not all amazing, because Trump is a big, bad boogeyman, corrupt, and has taken a gift from Qatar.
A gift that is surely the end of his presidency.
They've got him cornered now.
It'll be impeachment 4.0, the news of the day.
And you can all start discussing in the chat.
Spoiler, I have now come to the conclusion that it's a big, fat nothing burger, and I don't care.
And not only do I not care, It's actually good, not for the president, but for Americans, because you'll save half a billion dollars, potentially.
The news of the day will go to the most leftist rag on earth.
The Daily Beast.
Maybe it's not the leftist rag, but it's pretty bad.
We'll just see how they're framing it.
Trump is getting gifted, allegedly.
And I say Trump, but it's not really Trump.
It's actually the Department of Defense, which is the American government.
The military-industrial complex, getting gifted a $400 million, quote, flying palace from Qatar.
In the thumbnail, if you go look at the thumbnail, one of the images is apparently the inside of this plane.
Freaking amazing.
I mean, I'm a simple man.
I'll fly economy, and I don't have long legs, so I don't really need that much space.
It looks flipping wild.
This is how the Daily Beast describes it.
President Donald Trump insisted he would have been, quote, stupid, end quote, not to accept a gift of a $400 million Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet from the Qatari royal family.
Speaking for the first time about the controversial, controversial, quote, contribution, President hit back at critics who have questioned his ethics and the offer was simply too good to refuse.
I do have a long-lasting belief that there is no such thing as a gift, especially big gifts like this.
Gifts are always investments.
And they could be investments in the individual giving the gift.
Like, you know, you give charity and it might be an investment in your own psyche.
You want to support something and give charity to a good cause to feel better about yourself.
It's an investment in yourself.
Other gifts are blackmail.
You know, like very opulent gifts or, you know, the guy who invites a girl for an all-expense-paid trip on his private jet to, I don't know, New Mexico ranch.
That ain't a gift!
That's an investment, and that's an investment in something else.
But this is what it says.
I think it's a great gesture from Qatar.
I appreciate it very much.
I would never be one to turn down that kind of an offer.
I mean, I could be a stupid person and say, no, we don't want a free, very expensive airplane, he said.
He added, this was Trump, he added that he would not fly the jet after his presidency and planned to put it on show at his presidential library.
The plane would, quote, go directly, end quote, to his presidential library after he leaves office.
I wouldn't be using it, Trump said.
Trump noted that Reagan's plane was decommissioned.
I was actually going to say this because I went to the Reagan Library for one of the debates and his plane was decommissioned there.
I didn't get to go in it.
Did I get to go in it?
I don't think.
I think I saw it, but I don't think we walked out.
I don't remember.
Reagan did it.
You look at some of the Arab countries and the planes they have parked alongside the United States airplane, and it's like from a different planet, he added.
He said he negotiated a deal for a new plane and bargained down the prices during his first term, but, quote, when the election didn't work out exactly how it should have, quote, it ended up being, quote, a total mess.
Look at this.
So cool.
I mean, I don't even want it.
I don't want it.
I'm happy with the bicycle.
When Trump returned to office, he was told the new plane had been beset by delays.
As the U.S. has helped Qatar in terms of security and safety, Trump said it was a no-brainer to accept Boeing as a contribution to our Defense Department to use for a couple of years while they're building the other ones.
He continued, the money we spend, the maintenance on those planes to keep them tippy-top is astronomical.
We keep it safe, yada, yada, yada.
All right, all right, okay, so we can get this here.
So, oh yeah, noting nothing says America first like Air Force One.
Brought to you by Qatar.
It's not just bribery.
It's a premium foreign influence with extra legroom.
Senator Chuck Schumer posted on it.
Senator Chuck Schumer is a wild piece of human waste.
So if he says something, you know he's probably wrong.
Now, the concerns are, and I'll steel man it.
I'll steel man it with my own personal fears and concerns.
There is no such thing as a gift.
So this is clearly an investment, or it's an investment for the future, or it's a thank you for the past.
There's no other way to look at it.
Blackmail, extortion?
I don't know.
I can't imagine what it's like to have so much money that this would be a gift that you would give.
There are concerns about buying influence and peddling influence.
This is wildly transparent to the point where everyone gets to comment on it, so there's no real, what's-his-face, Justin Trudeau concerns of accepting a gift.
From the Aga Khan, while the Aga Khan petitions the Canadian government for $50 million in federal funding and not disclosing that gift, in Justin Trudeau's case, it was an all-expenses paid vacation to the Aga Khan private island that cost about $50,000, $60,000.
Undisclosed gifts are very problematic because then you don't have the transparency of knowing, all right, if we see Trump take a wildly different posture via Qatar, vis-a-vis Qatar, You could say, oh my goodness, well, that gift paid dividends.
You'll know.
So if it's corruption, you'll know because it's at least transparent.
So that concern is a concern.
It'll always be a concern.
Why are they doing this?
Is it a thank you for the past?
Is it an investment in the future?
Is it because they can and they hope to get some good favors in the event of whatever?
All right, have your concerns all you will.
It's public.
It's transparent in its existence.
Security, intelligence, spying.
Potential nefarious deeds to the president?
Those are legit concerns that I have.
I don't trust any government.
So, I don't trust the Qatari government, Qatari government.
I don't trust any government.
Would Qatar, you know, plant something that could cause a safety issue to Trump's well-being of his person?
Possibly.
I presume they're going to go and inspect this thing and make sure that that's not the case.
Could they put in a bug, a chip, get, you know...
That's a concern.
I presume intelligence will be able to figure that out when they get this thing and upgrade it for the needs of the president.
So those are legit concerns, and you should have them.
And if they come to fruition, or if you have better reasons for thinking that they are no longer concerns but actual realities, that's when you raise them.
But for the time being, they are hypotheticals, and you presume that intelligence will clean that thing and refurbish that thing so that it's inconceivable.
Impossible.
That there are tracking devices, recording devices, like an Epstein Island type thing.
I mean, this is not a P. Diddy freak-off.
This is not a Bill Clinton heading over on the Lolita Express to Epstein's Island 19 times with no security or detail.
It's not that.
It's not that, allegedly.
So those are legit concerns.
What do I think about this?
The question that I had that nobody has been able to offer a satisfactory answer to is, okay, so you don't want him taking it for free.
Buy it.
I mean, A, it's not a gift to Trump.
It's a gift to the Department of Defense, which would have to supply Trump with Air Force One in the first place.
So you want to say it's a corrupt gift?
Pay for it.
My question was, I asked Barry Weiss, who, I don't know if she saw it.
I'm not saying that.
She put out an article, and I just said, okay, fine.
It was a criticizing article.
I said, okay, who would pay for it if it were to be paid for?
Well, it's not going to be Trump because it's not for Trump in any event.
It's going to be American taxpayers via the cost of the Department of Defense who are going to have to provide Air Force One to Trump in any event.
So it's either a corrupt gift.
Okay, fine.
Trump doesn't care if you pay for it.
None of them care if you pay for it.
It's not their money.
So they're not saving Trump a half a billion dollars.
They're saving the Department of Defense a half a billion dollars.
They're saving American taxpayers a half a billion dollars.
So if it's so flipping corrupt, pay for it.
As if that...
This is where it's the...
Disingenuous, damned if you do, damned if you don't.
Don't pay for it, it's a corrupt gift.
Pay for it, it's bribery.
Oh, you just gave half a billion dollars to Qatar.
That's how much they own you.
So there was nothing Trump could do here that would make the haters not hate.
That's what haters are.
They are rapacious, insatiable haters.
The bottom line?
Above and beyond the security issues, it's a transparent transaction, so you can think what you want of it, but it's not being hidden from you.
And above and beyond the security issues?
It's saving taxpayers a half a billion dollars.
And by the way, not for nothing, the underlying story here, or what they call bearing the lead, why the hell is Trump's Air Force One not ready yet?
Because there have been unreasonable delays and unreasonable cost overruns because they simply can't do it.
So Trump wouldn't be in this position where he has to accept this gift or pay for it, whatever you want, if Boeing and...
Their contract could have been respected within the delays within which it was supposed to be contracted, and for the price that it was supposed to be contracted.
Encryptus, what was the estimated cost of Air Force One upgrades?
You told me before the show, and I just couldn't believe it.
And I don't think anyone...
I was going to say, chat, go ahead and guess.
Encryptus.
It is $4 billion.
And actually, I sent you an image that you can use in your Twitter DMs to demonstrate that.
This was a pre-negotiated fixed price contract for $3.9 billion.
To refurbish?
It's to build a new one or to refurbish the existing one?
The existing one's very old.
I don't think they can keep using it.
It is to build a new one.
So, a fixed price contract.
AgentGuru underscore IO on Twitter.
IO, India Oscar.
A fixed price contract.
The Trump administration struck a fixed price deal with Boeing in 2018.
Original deal, $3.9 billion.
$1.95 billion for two jets.
So that's my math ain't so good.
I think that's like $1.95 billion per jet.
Let's round it up to a cool $2 billion per jet.
Further expenditures reported by Boeing in early 2023, nearly a half a billion.
Total program losses reported in 2023, $2.4 billion.
I mean, this is like Austin Powers mini-me level.
2.4 billion dollars.
And we can't even do it.
I would be...
I'm more pissed off at that original contract.
That contract looks like corruption.
Here, Boeing, here's 2.5 billion dollars of taxpayer dollars.
Mr. Trump, you see, the problem is now we didn't quote you quite properly.
It's going to be...
I don't know why they're talking British.
Now it's 4 billion dollars because we can't do it.
It's just too...
Pay us more.
What's up?
Well, actually, they did say that.
They actually had a cost overrun of $1 billion so far.
It's amazing when you suck at the big fat government teat that always produces milk.
You got no problem sucking at that teat and just asking for more and more milk in your disgusting, fat, corrupt, incompetent faces.
Boeing, yes, I'm looking at you.
I have no problem with this.
And that is the end of it.
Booyah.
Now...
I think that does it for the show, by the way, and why we have to end this mildly early.
Well, it's not even early.
How long have we been going for?
An hour and a half.
In Cryptis, think about who we're going to raid because...
Just looking for that now.
And make them alive now because we're not going to wait until 5.30 on the nose for anybody who's starting.
Let me see if there's anybody we'd like here.
The raid, by the way, is an amazing feature on Rumble.
Oh!
Hold on a second.
King of Biltong in the house with another Rumble Hrant.
Hey, Eric John Pizza, can I send you some Biltong?
We're built on powder to use in your pizza.
Please email.
That would be so cool.
And thanks again for the shout out.
Love the show.
This is Eric John, pizza artist.
Dude, I'm going to send you, Eric John, I'm going to send you my art, pizza art, which was the flag of India.
But yeah, amazing stuff, man.
That was really quite funny.
We're going to go over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
We're going to have something of an exclusive there.
I'm going to be on with Richard Surrett talking about...
Macron doing le cocaine.
Apparently.
I'm not on board with it.
I don't believe that it was cocaine.
Although Mark Grobert makes a compelling argument.
Lord Buckley.
Lord Buckley on Twitter.
So we're going to talk about that for a bit on the local side.
And then I'm going to do the interview with Richard Surrett, which hopefully we'll be able to watch together in real time because I think we figured it out between me and Encryptus how to do this co-stream.
So while Encryptus finds who we're going to raid, I'm going to give everybody the link to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
Come over to Locals.
It's $10 a month or you can get the entire year for $100.
Or you could sign up as a member.
No financial requirements whatsoever.
And you can get these things called coins over on Locals.
I think it's like $0.10 a coin.
And that way you can just like tip here, tip there.
Not even me.
You can go like...
Follow other communities and just tip whoever you want for posts, whatever you want.
It's a great way to support the creators that you like, to keep them independent so that I don't have to take Qatari funds and become beholden to Qatari.
I'm just joking.
I would never do that anyhow, but you'll know where I take funds from based on sponsors.
And I will never take a sponsor who is going to say, Viva, yeah, could you not talk about the trans stuff?
Sorry, I don't need the sponsorships.
And that is the liberty that I have in terms of being able to say yay or nay to sponsors I like and to say nay to any sponsor that would dare say curb your content in order for the sponsorship to accrue because we don't like that.
Tough nuggies.
So you can go support the work that we do there, vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
I am going to come up with new merch.
I've been saying it for a while, and I've got a nephew now who does graphic design that I know of, and I'm going to use him to make up a new graphic.
Encrypt us, sir.
How goes the battle?
How about the Officer Tatum?
Abso-freaking-lutely.
Go shout it out when you go in there.
I don't think he's following me yet, so I don't know if he heard the message last time.
Officer Tatum.
Brandon Tatum.
Not yet following me.
Very angry.
Go over there and make sure that you say follow Viva Frye so that he can invite you on for a live stream interview, sir.
Go follow Officer Tatum.
Go drop a Viva raid in the chat.
Let him know.
And we're going to go over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
You can go to Amazon, Louis, The Lobster Returns to the Sea.
I'm going to give you all the affiliate links so you can get a beautiful children's book.
And as I think up the sequel, Timmy the Turtle Makes His Getaway.
And I told my son we're going to go...
we're going to Google this if I can release a turtle back into the wild that was rescued from our neighbor's pool.
And the funny thing is the turtle has always been pale and I'm convinced it got bleached as a result of the chlorine link to Louie, the lobster, go get a book, bro.
Put us on number one.
I don't know how you get onto number one on the selling list there, whatever, but go there.
And if you're not going to go there or not going to come over to locals, go raid officer Tatum and let him know.
I said, hi, come follow me on Twitter so that I can invite him.
Boom!
We're going to talk about cocaine and Emmanuel Macron, who apparently did cocaine with Keir Starmer and the other guy, I don't know who he is.
I don't think it was cocaine.
But we're going to get into the argument for it afterwards.
Encryptus, may I end on Rumble?
Good to go.
All right, peeps.
Rumble, thank you for being here.
If you're not coming over, see you tomorrow.
If you are coming over, see you over there.
We're going to watch the interview also with Richard Serrette in real time.
It's going to be wild.
We'll see if it happens properly.
And what else is there?
That is all.
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