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May 16, 2025 - Viva & Barnes
01:16:46
Comey's Threat on Trump Reveals Deeper Corruption! A Good Vaccine Ruling From Canada & MORE!
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You are looking at the most dangerous insurrectionist in all of these United States of America.
Mr. Adam Johnson, lectern guy, once prosecuted for the heinous crime of moving a lectern a mere 20 feet or meters, which might have been 60 feet, and taking a picture of it, mercilessly prosecuted, and then locked up in solitary.
His prosecutor won something Struggs.
I forget his name.
It's Scruggs.
That is enough of an intro.
I present to you the update.
Good morning from bright and sunny Florida.
I am outside the Pinellas County Courthouse where my former federal prosecutor just heard from his judge that he did not, in fact, step out of his vehicle.
Approach another vehicle, break the window, stab a motorist on video in front of multiple witnesses in self-defense.
Go figure.
They set a trial date where he will be in front of a jury of his peers for September 9th through 11th.
Justice is getting done in the state of Florida.
Prosecution is doing a damn good job doing what they're supposed to do.
So thanks, guys.
Keep it up.
That is Adam Johnson.
I shall give everybody the link to his tweet.
A man who has a personal vendetta.
Does everybody remember the episode of The Simpsons when it was Sideshow Bob's Kid?
Vendetta!
Vendetta!
I'm not even calling it a vendetta.
It's a particular interest in the wheels of justice because the federal prosecutor that he is interested in, in this case, former federal prosecutor, the one who alleges that he stabbed a motorist who had a medical emergency behind the wheel of their car, in self-defense...
Is none other than the federal prosecutor who went after Adam Johnson with the full force of the so-called law, set bond, bail conditions exceedingly high, wanted him locked up.
The man that prosecuted Adam Johnson was involved in a skirmish, was involved in an incident in which he went stabby-stabby on a person in front of him, a motorist in front of him.
There was a fender bender on some bridge in Florida.
Allegedly a medical emergency of the man driving the car.
And this federal prosecutor got out of his car with a pocket knife or some form of a knife.
I'm not showing the video because it's not upsetting, but it's not happy video.
And stabbed the motorist after he regained consciousness after his medical emergency and is now facing a bunch of charges.
Aggravated battery, breaking and entering because he broke into someone else's car, something along those lines.
He raised the defense of self-defense in an attempt to have the case tossed.
And he argued it with a straight face, and it was dismissed.
Now, there was an article summarizing it, which I know that I had in the backdrop, because I was interested in covering it.
Where the heck is the article explaining why the case was tossed?
The lectern guy, I got the update.
And I can't seem to find the article.
Well, it doesn't really matter because his defense of self-defense for stabbing the guy was tossed.
And now he's going to stand trial before a jury of his peers, September 9th to September 11th.
And I know that Adam Johnson, lectern guy, follow him on Twitter, is going to take particular interest in that trial.
Oh, good afternoon, everybody.
When I said that we're not going to watch the stabby video because it's not the type of video that's happy to watch, even if you don't see anything, we've got some happy news coming out of Canada.
I'm going to top it off with a video that if you're into, you know, fetish type videos on YouTube, like pimple popping, ASMR stuff, you'll find the video very, very satisfying.
But the breaking news yesterday, we have been covering this story all week.
The government in Canada, the CFIA, the Canada Food Inspection Agency, trying to slaughter or have slaughtered 398 healthy ostriches.
On the Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, British Columbia.
And a federal judge said that their order to slaughter, cull these ostriches, which was issued in December 2024, was not patently unusual, yada yada.
So now the CFIA can go ahead and slaughter these animals.
We put that story on blast.
In no uncertain terms, mega, super duper, hyper blast.
And yesterday...
The owners of the farm went to some board meeting somewhere in British Columbia in order to plead their case to not, you know, to band together and not allow the slaughter of these ostriches because they're talking about sending them to landfills and it requires the approval of the landfill.
And the breaking news of the day yesterday is that this, subsequent to this meeting within, I don't know, the municipal meeting or something along those lines, the landfill said, we'll take your dead ostriches.
Only after you provide us with a proof that they test positive for H5N1 virus, which won't happen because, as you all know, the ostriches are healthy.
And so this is the good news coming out of Canada yesterday.
I'll play the video.
This is coming courtesy of Drea Humphrey of Rebel News.
And I'll give you all the link.
Oh my God.
thank you very much That's the mother, the owner of the farm.
They will not accept him unless they're tested to be H5.
Wow.
Oh my god.
Wow.
Oh, that's amazing.
Moving forward in unity.
Unity numbers.
People are the power.
Peaceful unity.
Wow.
I'll turn the volume down and we'll just watch it as we go.
The landfill that was supposed to take these ostriches.
Said that we'll only take them if they test positive for H5N1, which they won't because they're not sick.
They did the right thing.
It's kind of amazing.
Dave, oh my god, there's our business partner.
Did you hear?
No.
RDCK called them back into the room.
It's all bad.
It's all good.
Or now.
They said they pull a full motion.
They're backing us.
They have to be tested tomorrow.
They're telling CFIA, if you will, any birth, any animal to hit their lab pill has to be tested for H5N1.
If it is a positive, they're not taking it.
None of the ostrich carcasses.
They called him back.
Oh my God.
Can you imagine like in the land of tyranny, justice is merely a cessation or a reprieve of the tyranny.
That's the good news coming out of Canada.
At the very least, it's a temporary reprieve because what they're saying is they're not going to take the corpses, the carcasses of the birds, unless they test positive, which they won't.
But if you think for a second that the government's going to let up and not pursue its end goal, which we now are beginning to understand might be somewhat pharmaceutically motivated.
Yesterday I had on Katie and we fleshed out...
Into further detail, the potential Big Pharma intervention pressuring the government to act as the execution arm for Big Pharma because there is some, not experimentation, but scientific research going on at this farm where they have a Japanese research scientist guy who's actually named Dr. Ostrich who is finding antibodies in ostrich yolk that might make it necessary to not have.
Let me rephrase that.
They're finding antibodies in the yokes of these ostrich eggs, especially the ones that have survived and developed antibodies from the H5N1, that might allow for nutraceuticals, which might not make necessary the need for another highly successful hashtag sarcasm mRNA jibby jab, which might not be to the interest of Moderna, which is now building its multi-million dollar mega facility in Laval, and they're going to go out and put out more mRNA vaccines for more...
Coronaviruses or whatever, and if it turns out that there is in fact therapeutic, what's the word I'm looking for, immune increase, then you might not need the pharmaceutical intervention.
And so the need to slaughter these ostriches might actually have nothing to do with whether or not they're infected with H5N1.
Avian flu.
It might have everything to do with the fact that they might make less necessary, more medical intervention of failed mRNA jabs as preventative, where you can have therapeutical or nutraceutical, as Katie explained yesterday, methods, natural methods of increasing your immunity to the H5N1 pandemic, if you believe that's happening.
So that's what's going on in Canada.
So if you can imagine, we've all put this on blast.
I want to see one thing, actually.
I want to see if the CFIA...
Still has their posts on Inspections Can.
I want to see if they still have their posts protected.
They do.
Look at this.
It's unbelievable, eh?
The Inspections Can still has their tweets on protected mode.
A government agency.
I'm going to ping them every day, people.
Go ping them.
Ask them why their tweets are still protected.
Why are your tweets still protected?
Who's the president?
The president still has his tweets protected.
Why?
Because they don't want to answer to the people because the people are fed up with this tyranny.
They don't want to answer to the people because they can't possibly justify what they're doing.
So bottom line, we actually got something done, peeps.
At least for now.
Do I believe that the government is beyond still killing them and then worrying about what to do with the corpses afterwards?
Hey, if they kill them and they don't have H5N1, they can bury them anywhere, right?
I'm not trying to give the scoundrels any ideas.
I'm starting to think maybe that they're listening.
And that maybe...
They know that they're not going to be able to murder people's pets with impunity, immunity, and anonymity.
And so maybe, just maybe, they're thinking about not doing it.
But when I said we're going to start the video, I'm not going to play the video of the Stabby Stabby McGee because it wouldn't be the type of satisfying stuff you want to watch.
There was something I just came across when I was looking for the ostrich story.
Have you ever seen an ostrich giving birth to an egg?
I don't know if you say giving birth.
If one were to start off looking at this video and you didn't know what you were looking at, it kind of looks like you're looking at a donkey that's choking on a watermelon.
Not a watermelon, a grapefruit.
If you don't know what you're looking at, it looks like a donkey.
You got the ears and the nose.
Let me see here.
Ears, nose.
That's like sort of got a big grapefruit in its mouth.
In fact, what you're looking at is an ostrich's butthole.
There's a neck up there.
That's the ostrich's neck.
And it's going to lay an egg.
If you've never seen how big an ostrich egg is, it's bigger than a grapefruit.
Or it's at least as big as a very big grapefruit.
This is the moment.
The most satisfying ASMR pimple popping video ever.
The moment a massive ostrich egg pops out of the anus of the ostrich.
If you've never seen anything like this, it will blow your mind.
I've seen this video multiple times.
And then I went on a very deep dive on the commie tube for videos of ostriches laying eggs.
Look at this.
That's very loud.
Look at that.
Come on!
Look at that.
Even the ostrich is amazed if that thing came out of it.
Let me just throw the line down here.
Look at that.
It's like popping the biggest whitehead on the planet.
Oh, wait, I got the sound bite.
There you go.
It's just missing the sound bite.
And that ostrich is very happy to get rid of that.
So the things that you never knew you wanted to see that you didn't know that you needed to see, that you've seen now an ostrich laying an egg.
Let me see what's going on in the chat over here.
How many do they have a day?
Chickens have one per day.
Ostriches have them fairly often.
And I do remember, actually, when they killed the...
There was an incident in the ostrich farm.
That I was familiar with where an ostrich met an untimely death, and I believe they have multiple stages of eggs within their bodies.
So it's scientifically amazing, but also very satisfying to watch.
All right, people.
We've started with the bad, we got to the good, and then we'll get to the ugly in a second.
When I say the ugly, I literally mean the ugly, because if I had to say, people, I say this all the time, like if I looked at Justin Trudeau...
And when did I have someone on who...
Oh, yes, that's right.
I did an interview with Don Dussault, who was in the proximity of Justin Trudeau.
And I asked her if she got a whiff of his aroma.
Because I loathe Justin Trudeau so much, I assume he smells bad.
James Comey is right now on the scale of things that I assume smell bad in real life.
Sorry.
It's not a fetish, people.
It's a bit of a hang-up.
But before we even get into...
We got started with the bad.
We got to the good.
We're going to get to the ugly.
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All right, peeps.
From the delicious to the ugly.
It's been the story of the day.
I've been following it since yesterday because I'm mildly obsessed with it.
I loathe James Comey.
And I do not believe that he is a good faith actor.
Not only that, I believe he is a sincerely, sinisterly bad faith actor.
Yesterday, he puts out a tweet, which now I'm sure you've all seen because pretty much everybody's talking about it.
I put up a vlog yesterday, a fishing vlog, and I actually caught a beautiful peacock bass while we were doing it.
He puts out a tweet yesterday that says...
I'm almost reluctant to say the words because I don't want to look like I'm encouraging it, period, full stop.
But he put out a tweet that said...
86...
What was it?
8647.
And it's so laughably stupid that when I first saw the post, which was an Instagram post, or at least I didn't identify it as an Instagram post, but it was a post you put on Instagram, where it was 8647 in the sand, and his caption on it said...
Interesting rock formation I found at the beach or something along those lines.
I'll find the original post in a second.
And I said, no, this post can't be real.
There's nobody stupid enough to actually do this.
And lo and behold, he actually did it.
86-47.
Now, why is this shocking?
First of all, there's something very interesting about it.
Yesterday in particular, and I can't take credit for this knowledge, yesterday in particular was 8,647 days since 9-11.
Call that.
It's not a coincidence because you cannot have a coincidence like that.
Literally, you look it up.
I can't do the math.
So I grokked the math and then Googled the math.
And the math is the math.
It was 8,647 days since 9-11.
Okay.
If you don't trust me, go look it up.
8647.
I mean, I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.
I feel like we're going in circles here.
You remember when Gretchen Whitmer, Did that meet-the-press interview, and in the backdrop, sleuths noted that there was 86.45 in the backdrop.
Gretchen Whitmer, in the backdrop of her interview, had 86.45.
Let me just pull up a picture here.
You gotta see it because it might refresh your memory.
What amazes me is there's people who don't remember this.
Right there.
Gretchen Whitmer did a meet-the-press thing, and it looks like a whack.
I don't even know what it is, because how do you get Something that looks like that.
It looks like it was either two candles, like 86 and 45, or they had something made.
86, 45 in the backdrop.
This was in 2020.
And the internet went mad at the time.
Because people rightly astutely observed that 86 is, if you operate in the diner industry, it's mix it from the menu.
If you operate in the clubbing industry, it's kick out the client.
If you operate in the mob industry, it means eight miles out, six feet deep, or to kill somebody.
Period.
Go to look it up on Urban Dictionary.
At the time, if I recall correctly, it resulted in something of an edit war on Wikipedia, where Wikipedia, from what I recall, but I don't know if I can believe my recollections of the time, were stealth editing.
The definition of 86 in that context off of the website so that when people looked it up, it would no longer say 86 means to kill somebody, mob slang.
It has always been that for decades.
Whether or not it has another use, which I'm sure it does.
So we had this discussion when Gretchen Whitmer put up 8645.
Some people were defending her saying, no, it doesn't mean that.
It just means to nix from the menu because it's an election and we want to nix them from the menu.
But we had that discussion.
Some people are too young to remember it.
Some people weren't paying attention back then because it's already five years ago.
But we had that discussion.
James Comey is not young enough to have not been part of that discussion.
He's not young enough to have not been aware of that discussion at the time when it happened.
So James Comey puts out this tweet, this Instagram post.
And then it starts receiving some backlash.
Don Jr. puts out, oh.
Just a tweet that says, oh, just the former head of the FBI casually calling for people to murder my father.
James Comey then.
By the way, I got to highlight the Krasenstein brothers' replies to this.
The Krasenstein brothers, at one point you might have given them the benefit of the doubt.
There's no more benefit of the doubt.
These kids are rapacious pieces of shit.
Period.
Like, I was inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt.
Maybe, you know, maybe people give them a bit of a hard time.
Maybe they're not paid shills.
Maybe they're whatever.
In the wake of it, they take to Twitter and, hey, look, it's forever.
Krasenstein, Brian, one of the two twin brothers, puts out 86-47 him now.
This is what needs to happen.
Trump's cabinet members need to immediately conspire together behind his back to 86-47 him.
They need to come up with a foolproof plan to make sure that their plot is a solid one and work together in a way that will save America via...
I stopped screen grabbing after that.
Then Ed Krasenstein puts out a tweet and says, It's time.
86-47.
Then Ed Krasenstein puts out, in response to his own tweet, James Comey is right.
Talk about...
The flipping idiots hearing the dog whistle of their master.
James Comey is right.
86-47 is the way to go.
It should become the new rallying cry for Americans who are sick and tired of the U.S. Constitution being torn up.
It should be a rallying call for Americans who are fed up with their current administration's corruption.
The right wants it to be some nefarious symbol just they wanted Abrego Garcia's tattoo to be.
They want to demonize anyone who thinks Trump is toxic for this country.
8647 equals get Trump out of office.
It has nothing to do with violence.
Cope.
Oh, really?
86 definition.
Eject someone from a bar.
Reject or discard.
Let me see where the...
Merriam-Webster.
Let's see what they do here.
Slang term comes from a wide variety of sources.
The military, the newsroom, and the arts have all provided to be exceptionally fertile grounds for the creation of new words.
Yada, yada, yada.
At the launch counter, first appearing in the early 1930s, referred to a soda fountain or lunch counter that had been sold out.
Shift to verb uses.
In the 1950s, the verb underwent a functional shift and began being used as a verb.
The initial meaning as a verb was to refuse to serve a customer, later slightly extended meaning to get rid of or throw out.
The word was immediately yada, yada, yada.
We're going to get to the...
What is 86?
It should be noted that despite the fanciful story given above, the etymology of 86 is unclear.
Yada, yada.
Are we going to get this one here?
Here.
Among the most recent senses adopted is a logical extension of the previous ones with the meaning of to kill.
We do not enter this sense due to its relative recency and sparseness of use.
This is when you know that you can no longer even trust the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
It's a use that goes back to mob times.
In mob films.
Ask anyone over 50. Maybe they'll know.
Maybe they won't.
It's clear as day.
What it means.
Or at least that it has dual meanings.
So James Comey puts out the tweet.
His two lapdog jackasses say, James Comey's right.
Well, even James Comey didn't think that he was right.
You want to see if you believe this crap?
So this, by the way, let's just back it up here.
This is James Comey.
This was the post before the 86-47.
He's on a beach reading his own book.
James Comey, FDR Drive.
What's his new book about?
Sorry if you've already heard this because we talked about it at the vivabarnslaw.locals.com afterparty yesterday when this was breaking.
What's his new book about?
FDR Drive is a legal thriller by James Comey, the third in his Nora Carlton series, set to release on May 20th, 2025.
It follows federal prosecutor Noah Carlton and investigator Benny Dugan in New York City as they confront a rising wave of far-right extremism fueled by online disinformation.
The story centers on their efforts to stop a radio and podcast host, Samuel Buchanan, who uses his platform to spy.
We can stop there.
That's James Comey's book that he's reading on the beach of wherever the hell this is.
Right before he puts out this post.
Cool shell formation on my beach walk.
Now, by the way, because I'm something of a sleuth, and because I know that James Comey is a lying sack of human filth, he didn't come across this.
He put it there.
You're right.
I'm engaging in that loser thing.
I'm imputing intentions.
I'm making an assumption.
He didn't stumble across.
86-47 in shells, by the way.
If it means to kill Merriam-Webster and he's posting it in shells, what else is a shell a double meaning for?
Oh, you get your seashells and you've got your casing shells.
Oh, Viva's gone crazy.
He's connecting the dots all over the place.
He didn't come across this cool formation.
He made it.
So set that aside.
I was trying to be a little sleuthy.
Look at his shoes.
Like here we can see a footprint right here.
It looks like a little square pattern because if you look at the bottom of his shoes, man, I went deep yesterday.
You look at the bottom of his shoes, these are pretty clear patterns for the sole of his shoes.
So I went here and I was looking right up here.
And then I actually did like an enhanced contrast.
I couldn't come up with definitive proof that this was his actual footprint.
But one thing I can tell you is he's probably got proof on his cell phone.
I probably think, hypothetically, this might not have been the first photograph that he took of it.
Maybe he took the photograph in live mode so he can get some other relevant evidence.
8647, which can also mean to kill, according to Merriam-Webster, but they won't get into that because apparently it's a new definition.
It's not new.
In shells, and he says, cool, I found it.
Oh, okay.
Well, apparently when he got the blowback, because the head of the FBI, by the way, the former director of the FBI doesn't understand code, doesn't understand slang, doesn't understand internet jargon, doesn't understand dog whistle calls to violence because, you know, it's his first day.
He deletes the post and then puts out this.
I posted earlier a picture of some shells I saw today on a beach walk, which I assumed were a political message.
I didn't realize some folks associate those numbers with violence.
It never occurred to me, but I oppose violence of any kind.
So I took the post down.
What a steaming load of shit that he must take people for idiots.
Like, I've always said this.
Kids...
Let me take this part out and people can agree or disagree with this.
Kids are kind of assholes.
Like, they're kind of assholes in that they're selfish, self-centered.
They don't understand that there's a universe beyond them.
And I say this, everyone loves kids.
They're born kind of self-centered and don't appreciate how the world works.
So they're kind of assholes, but they're kids.
So they grow out of it.
You teach them that, you know, life is about not just yourself, about other people.
They're kind of assholes because they think they can get away with lying to you.
And they think that adults are as stupid as kids are.
They think that adults are as naive and premature formed as their brains are.
And so they think they can just...
Tell you stupidities.
Like, they got chocolate all across their mouth.
I don't know who ate the chocolate.
They're assholes, but they're kids.
When they really become assholes is when they grow up to think they can get away with the same shit that kids think they can get away with because they think everyone around them is stupid.
I was just on a walk on the beach and I came across a cool rock formation.
Hey, cool clock?
Cool clock, Ahmed.
You want to come to the White House?
And you want to know why it begs?
Seriousness.
Because when I went through James Comey's Instagram feed, and I did, I went all the way to the back and I wanted to get the smoking gun.
I wanted to find hard evidence that that stupid, lying son of a bitch who is a child that never grew up to be told, we're not stupid, James.
We weren't born yesterday.
I wanted to find the smoking gun, but I couldn't.
But what I did find is pretty damn good evidence that James...
He must be the luckiest person on earth because it seems that he has a propensity of finding political messages on shells on the beach when he goes for walks.
It's crazy.
It's absolutely wild.
Here's another one from James Comey.
Saw this at the beach.
Ariel understands the assignment and it's a shell with Vote Harris written on it.
This one was from October 10th, 2024, right before...
Kamala Harris lost the election.
Saw this at the beach.
Cool clock, Ahmed.
Do you all remember the cool clock, Ahmed?
That was the kid named Ahmed who brought a clock to school that he made himself that looked oddly like a bomb.
And then when they called the authorities, it turned into like the biggest race, religious Muslim hoax scandal at the time where people said, they're picking on this kid, Ahmed, just because he's Muslim.
And he's an entrepreneur.
He built his own clock at home.
Freaking thing looked like a bomb, and I would argue deliberately so.
And then you get Obama coming out and saying, cool clock, Ahmed, you want to come to the White House?
Like, Obama, another child who grew into an adult that operates on the basis that people are stupid, that he can sit there and lie to people with impunity.
If he says it with a charismatic enough smirk on his face, people will believe him.
Well, you know what?
It actually, it worked.
Cool clock, Ahmed.
Well, this is James Comey.
Hey, I saw this at the beach.
Ariel understands the assignment.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it?
Well, what was the assignment in this one?
I want to get the full thing.
What was the assignment, Mr. Comey, in this one?
Do you think your minions are going to understand the assignment, 86-47?
Cool shell formation on my beat.
This man thinks we're stupid.
This man thinks he can come out and say, I just came across some shells on the beach.
I saw it.
I assumed it was a political message.
What a weird thing to think.
You see numbers on shells on the beach and you assume it's a political thing, but you don't know what it means?
You must think we're fucking idiots, James.
And you've been busted so hard that you come up, I don't approve of violence of any means, so I took the post down.
I hope my minions, the one who hear the dog whistles, understand the assignment.
Hey, Krasinski, how does it feel to be abandoned by your leader?
Yeah, James Comey is right.
Oops, James Comey pulled down his post.
Now you're stuck on the internet with 8647.
Everybody on earth knows what it means.
Period.
And some jackass morons are like, well, David, it has two meanings.
One's a diner.
You're out of an onion.
You're out of an item.
The other one's a club, so you want to kick out the patron.
The other one's a mob hit, and you want to kill somebody.
86 of them.
It's very nice.
I'm sure James Comey worked in a diner.
I'm sure James Comey worked as a bouncer at a club, and he wanted to eject a rowdy customer.
And you know what else is funny?
Execute has two meanings.
It has three meanings.
There are very few words in the English language that have dual meanings that are...
The polar opposites that are actually the opposites of one another.
Sanction is one.
Sanction is to prohibit something, and it's to authorize something.
Execute is another one that I like to refer to every now and again, because it could mean to carry out something, to execute a mission, and it could also mean to kill somebody.
If you were to come out and play this stupid game that you idiots want to play and say, well, it's got two meanings, so you're the nefarious actor for assuming the worst meaning, go out and say that word and somebody and see how fast you have a freaking knock on your door.
You think you're smart because you are a bunch of stupid kids that never grew up because you never had parents to maybe give you a little...
Well, I don't want to say smack on the bottom.
You can't do that anymore, nor do I even believe in that.
You never had parents to tell you no.
You don't get to say that.
You don't get to...
Treat people like they're idiots.
Execute.
See what happens, peeps.
It's got two meanings.
So that's what he does today.
And now the internet has been ablaze because it should be.
By the way, when I said that I went down Comey's Twitter feed the entire time, I went down, I noticed a lot of patterns.
Virtue signaling.
First of all, I noticed a bunch of patterns.
This man's fucking crazy.
He's actually, I believe he's crazy.
I believe he's psychotic.
Dude doesn't forget a Pride Month.
I don't know if he has a kid on the gender spectrum.
I don't know if he has a gay kid.
There are gay people in my family.
Nobody feels the need to virtue signal this hard.
Oh, I guess he is a proud parent.
Maybe he is.
Who the hell knows?
Oh, they got love on their socks.
They love.
Oh, look at that.
The Pride flag.
The 2SLGBTQIA plus under the American flag.
Proud dad.
What does this one say?
Fidelity?
Bravery, integrity.
Oh, the FBI!
And proud of it.
And then we got trans people belong.
This man is the man who virtue signals outwardly because he's, I believe, quite clearly evil internally.
Now then the question is only whether or not it was intended.
Whether or not...
People are making too big of a deal of it.
I'll address the Posobiec tweet from 2022 in a second.
But I want to bring this one up here.
Did we bring up?
I brought up the Krastinstein's already.
I got to close these down.
Get Trump out of office.
Nothing violent about it, except for the alternate meaning.
Oh, liars.
Hold on.
Let me make sure.
I think I might be...
So this one we got.
This is Comey.
He deserves to be arrested.
Full stop.
Now some people of good faith and sincerely saying, well, what's the difference between this and when Jack Posobiec back in the day said he said the same thing?
I had to double check this to make sure that the tweet was real.
You can't ignore arguments that you don't like.
It's coming from George Gammon.
We know he's a good faith actor.
And the tweet is real.
You can go look it up.
8646, January 29th.
2022.
Why aren't you calling for Jack to be arrested, Viva?
You're a hippo.
First of all, I didn't see it at the time.
I don't approve of that tweet even today.
Full stop.
There you have it.
What is materially different, however, from the circumstances?
Well, there's quite a few things that are materially different, actually, and I fleshed them out to George Gammon in a good-faith response to his tweet.
And you can agree or disagree with my assessment.
If you disagree with it, it's because you're wrong.
No one would defend this tweet.
That said, materially different.
Why?
Jack is known as a shitposter, often posts satirical, ironic posts, many of which trick people.
Like he says, it's a good thing no president ever accepted a gift from a foreign government before.
Then he actually gets community noted, and they think they've owned Jack Posobiec.
When they community note his post, well, he did a funny one with Obama.
Either way, he's known for that.
His tweet, in my view, was ostensibly a response to the 86-45 to say, hey, well, you guys think you can do it?
Well, we can do it too.
Third thing is Jack is not a politician, nor was he a former head of the FBI.
Whatever his role he had in intelligence back in the day, he's not the former director of the FBI.
And remember what Chuck Schumer had to say about the FBI?
Six ways from Sunday to get back at you.
One of which is throwing out violent dog whistles on the interwebs to motivate and mobilize.
They're violent, antifa, terrorist elements of the left.
The brown shirts.
And the fifth, and I think the most important, Jack's tweet was not done in the context of multiple failed assassination attempts on Trump, one of which left one man dead, two grievously injured.
Corey Camperatore.
We should never forget his name.
Considering Comey's criminal past...
And the fact that his FBI has six ways from Sunday of getting back at you, they cannot be compared, the two of them.
And I also should have...
Oh, I did.
I added it here.
Yeah.
Should also add, by the way, all right, you think it was criminal?
Who was the DOJ when Jack Posobiec tweeted that?
It was Biden's.
If they seriously thought that there was anything questionable about that, it was up to them to do something.
I don't know what the statute of limitations is on a tweet, but it was up to them.
They did nothing.
I'll defer to their better judgment because I think I agree with it.
Not the same thing as Jack Comey.
What the hell is his first name?
James Comey.
Tweeting that out.
Another thing that people don't seem to be appreciating, you lefty tards, you guys set the standard.
It's like we've all forgotten about Douglas Mackey got convicted for a meme.
Election interference, whatever, election voter, it was not voter intimidation, voter suppression.
He got convicted for a meme.
These are your rules and you shall now live by them.
James Comey should be arrested and he should be charged.
Let him avail himself of his defenses.
I didn't know what it meant.
I want to see his freaking phone.
Arrest him.
Raid his house like they did Roger Stone, 6 in the morning.
Raid him like they did James O 'Keefe.
Seize his cell phone and look on his cell phone.
Geolocate where that image was taken because it's there.
Oh, what?
That image was taken in his backyard of his beachfront property?
Oh.
It would seem that James Comey is a dirty liar, like I suspect he is.
Oh, what, there's other pictures of the same thing from different angles?
Footprints around it?
Arrest him, seize his cell phone, mirror the image, mirror the data on that, and see if he in fact took that picture himself, if he in fact set that up himself, and if he in fact knew damn well what 86 meant because he was the head of the FBI, and whether or not he lied to the public after having put out that dog whistle call to violence to harm Donald Trump.
Who survived, by the grace of God, one assassination attempt, second one didn't get a time to get his shot off, and there was a third one that people attributed there that I cannot speak to from personal knowledge.
So arrest him.
And it's not a question of free speech, you dumbasses out there.
Free speech never includes threats.
Now, admittedly, this is not a Brandenburg-level rise to that type of constitutionally protected threat, but I didn't make the rules.
They set the standards.
You want to arrest Douglas Mackey and convict him for a meme?
You want to go raid that 75-year-old disabled blind man's house for a Facebook post and summarily execute him?
Those are the rules that they've set up.
So, arrest James Comey, seize his cell phone, look at what's on it, and charge him.
And if he's got a good defense, hey, if I pull a Nancy Pelosi, I'll say he has a chance to prove his innocence in front of a jury of his peers.
I'll even say he's presumed innocent.
He'll raise that defense.
I didn't know what it meant, which makes him the most obtuse moron of an FBI director, which is possible.
Or more possible, he is a corrupt piece of shit who knew exactly what he was doing, thought it would be funny, trying to sell his stupid-ass book, which has to do with using your platform to incite violence online.
And, um...
We'll see what a jury has to say.
David, Comey's daughter is the head of the prosecutor of the Diddy trial.
Why, thank you for allowing me to segue seamlessly into the second part of this.
By the way, I didn't mean to make fun of you.
I sincerely thank you because that's the next part of this, call it a one-hour rant.
I said yesterday, go watch the video.
Part of me thinks James, what's his name?
James O 'Keefe.
James Comey wants to get arrested.
Part of me thinks that he wants to get arrested.
Part of me knows that his lefty sycophants Want him to get arrested so that they can then say, look at what a tyrant Trump is.
Where did I say this?
Who put a...
Here we go.
This guy right here.
Protect Kamala Harris.
You won't believe the level of idiocy.
Protect Kamala Harris' handle on Twitter.
What does it say here?
Disavow Trump 20. What the hell does that mean?
I've got to see something here.
When is this account created?
2016.
Okay.
Nancy Pelosi.
They put out a tweet that says, There is a legitimate chance that James Comey will be arrested in the coming hours for a post.
That was not a threat.
Thank you for prejudging the conclusions.
It was a threat.
So, I don't care about your stupid opinion.
There's a chance he might get arrested in the coming hours.
Good.
Good riddance to bad rubbish.
This is an important reminder that the Trump administration will find any excuse to threaten their political opponents.
This mother effer literally just threatened the President of the United States of America.
Summoning any one of their radical, lunatic sycophants to go out and 86-47.
Any excuse?
Here's an idea.
Don't threaten the president and you might not get arrested.
I hope he gets arrested.
He genuinely deserves to get arrested.
And I'm not anti-free speech.
Period.
Free speech doesn't cover certain things and there are consequences to your exercising what you think are your rights to free speech.
All I'm saying right now is these are their standards.
They will live by them.
Part of me thinks that he wanted to get arrested.
He's gonna sell his book.
Maybe he'll hawk off that shit book that anybody's gonna buy.
The left gets to use it as further evidence as to what a tyrant Trump is.
And if we want to play like 3D chess, like a father sacrificing himself for his daughter, it's a way that...
Maybe to the mind of an idiot child that has never grown up, they'll think, well, now Pam Bondi can't fire, what's her name?
Maureen Comey.
Now, Maureen Comey, his daughter, has protection because any reprisals against Maureen Comey is going to be payback, political blowback, targeted reprisals for the acts of her father.
Because do you know who Maureen Comey is?
You do now because we've sort of let the cat out of the bag.
Maureen Comey...
It was not the lead prosecutor.
We don't want to oversell it.
She was a lead prosecutor.
Not just in the P. Diddy case.
But also in the Ghislaine Maxwell case.
But not just in the Ghislaine Maxwell case.
Also in the Epstein case.
She was a lead prosecutor in Epstein.
A man who totally, totally took his own life.
A man who was convicted of, or pleaded guilty to, sex trafficking, and yet seems to have only been trafficking people to himself.
Died because the cameras went out, the security guards were asleep, somehow managed to hang himself despite being on suicide watch, although the coroner says that the break in the muscle or whatever, the clavicle here, was more in line with strangulation than hanging.
Set all that aside.
The man died.
Bam.
Never had any one of the clients to whom he was procuring the trafficking of the sex.
Maureen Comey, James Comey's daughter, was one of the lead prosecutors in that case.
She was one of the lead prosecutors in the Ghislaine Maxwell case.
Ghislaine Maxwell is now serving 25 years for, I believe, sex trafficking as well.
We don't know.
Apparently, she also didn't have any clients.
They were just trafficking sex to nobody.
Let me see.
I just want to make sure I get the right articles for the right time.
That one's 2021.
Yeah, let's start off with that one.
Who is Maureen Comey?
It's so amazing how much more sense life makes when you now go back and you read all of these things.
This is from November 2021.
Who is Maureen Comey?
James Comey's daughter is lead prosecutor in Ghislaine Maxwell's trial.
A federal prosecutor working on the case of Ghislaine Maxwell, which is set to go to trial Monday, is the daughter of former FBI director James Comey.
My goodness.
It's amazing.
Can she now get her ass fired off of all these cases?
What in the name of sweet holy hell is she doing on the PD?
How does she still have a job for the federal government?
How the hell has Pan Bondi, Kashmir, whomever controls the purse strings, not fired her and sent her packing?
Maureen Comey, an assistant US attorney for the second most corrupt district in America, Southern District of New York, is one of the lead prosecutors in the criminal case against Maxwell and has been picked to hold a similar role.
In the case of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein prior to his death in 2019.
As the child sex trafficking trial of Epstein, Associate Maxwell is scheduled to begin November 29th.
Attention now turns to the prosecutors in the case, which includes Comey and Assistant U.S. Attorney Alex Rossmiller and Allison Gainfert-Mo.
That's a really terrible name.
Maxwell is charged with sex trafficking.
She pleaded not guilty.
She got sentenced to 25 years in prison.
The 32-year-old Harvard Law School graduate has been involved in a number of high-profile cases, including against gynecologist Robert Haddon, who was accused of sexually assaulting as many as 70 women.
She also worked in cases of embezzlement, yada, yada, yada, according to law and crime.
Daughter of the former FBI director James Comey and Patrice Failer.
She is one of six children and is married to Lucas Isaacaroff, a Harvard Law School graduate.
Comey was famously fired by former President Donald Trump in 2016.
2017.
Why hasn't the daughter famously been fired?
She spent time in his years as a clerk for Loretta Presco.
I don't know who these people are offhand, but I'm sure other people do.
Maxwell's trial was with his next gig.
Yeah, fine.
So she's a lead prosecutor in Ghislaine Maxwell, after having been a lead prosecutor in Jeffrey Epstein, and both of whom were sex traffickers, seemingly to nobody.
Do we have this one here?
Let me see.
This is Hindana's Two Times.
I wonder.
This one is from May 16, 2025.
Hindanis two times I have to take with a grain of salt because I remember them burning me once.
So we'll read it with that in mind.
Who's Maureen Comey?
It's so funny.
Like, who's Maureen Comey?
Well, four years ago you told us who she is.
It seems that some of us forgot.
Some of us weren't paying attention.
And now we're starting to connect a whole hell of a lot of dots.
Her dad just called for 86 and 47. But he didn't know what it meant.
What up?
Who's Maureen Comey?
James Comey's daughter DOJ position questioned after his 8647 Instagram post.
With ex-FBI director James Comey being investigated for his cryptic 8647 Instagram post, his DOJ prosecutor daughter Maureen Comey is also facing the heat.
She should have been out on her ass on January 21st.
Period.
What in the name of sweet holy hell is Pam Bondi doing?
Some people are going to say this further confirms that Pam Bondi is in on it.
That there's an Epstein cover-up.
And now there's a P. Diddy cover-up because lo and behold, P. Diddy is accused of sex trafficking to himself only.
He was accused of having cameras.
It was P. Diddy.
Cameras in every room.
Running something of an extortion abuse ring.
To nobody but himself!
And lo and behold, the same faces magically appear.
Maureen Comey for the third time.
The Holy Trinity, or the Unholy Trinity.
Ever since James Comey has been investigated in the spotlight, yadda yadda yadda.
Okay, his daughter is also under scrutiny.
Investigative journalist Laura Loomer was one of the first to point out amid this ongoing controversy that James Comey's daughter is still working at the Department of Justice.
Loomer questioned through her tweet why James Comey's daughter is still not being fired at the DOJ by Attorney General yet.
Now the voice is echoing across social media with users saying she needs to be fired.
Lock up her father and fire her ass, period.
Not hard.
And not unreasonable.
Not only not unreasonable, Very reasonable.
Lead prosecutor in the case where your convict gets Epstein.
The other one gets convicted.
We don't know who the hell they were trafficking to.
And now it looks like someone's partaking in a third cover-up of the P. Diddy.
Comey's daughter is Maureen.
One of eight?
Oh yeah, one of eight prosecutors for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Sean Diddy Combs' sex trial.
She's part of the...
Sorry.
She is part of this female-driven U.S. Attorney's Office assigned to the high-profile Diddy Combs case.
Other women in the team include...
Emily, I don't care.
Netizens are now saying below Loomer's post, she's intentionally seeking Diddy's case.
She hasn't even started proving how he was involved in a criminal enterprise, and she hasn't dropped the names of any celebrities.
She should be enough to fire her.
No stranger to high-profile cases.
Ghislaine Maxwell, and we've already seen this.
Okay.
What else do we got?
Who's Maureen?
Apart from Sean Diddy Combs' case, her father is currently being investigated for a cryptic post, which has been quite yada, yada, yada.
Instagram post, we don't need to go over the whole Instagram post.
That's Maureen Comey.
What did I do here?
Tell me I didn't shut everything down.
No, I'm still here.
Does James Comey think that he's making his daughter fireproof now because if she gets fired, it'll be unfair reprisals for his threat against the president, Donald John Trump?
I don't think so.
Fire her ass.
Arrest James Comey.
Have him have his day in court.
Oh, and by the way, pick a good venue.
Don't pick New York.
Pick...
I don't know.
I was going to say somewhere in Texas, but maybe Austin's not the right place.
Let's see.
Tennessee?
New Orleans?
Pick Louisiana.
Give them a trial in Louisiana.
These are threats made on the internet.
Do it in Florida.
I'm not sure how good that would be, but do it in Florida.
That is Maureen Comey.
Let me see if I have forgotten anything as relates to this particular story.
What was this?
Oh gosh, this is funny.
We're going to watch this afterwards.
Nothing to do with this.
I was going to start off the show with this, but it might need a little bit of a trigger warning for those who are sensitive to awesome, awesome stand-up comedy.
That's what's going on, people.
James Comey is, in my view, very, very guilty of what he did.
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And then we got...
Well, actually, let me see if I can do...
Oh, wait.
Let me see something here.
Did I do this here?
Can I bring them up like this?
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Hold on a second, Encryptus.
I'm going to bring this up right here.
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Last one.
I don't see why they can't go over every electronic device and firearms.
I don't see why they can't go get every electronic device and firearm he owns.
They should.
They should.
Encryptus, sir.
What's up?
I wanted to throw just a little fact at you that I found from the chat, actually.
The abortion pill is actually named RU486.
Yeah, RU486.
Okay, what are they saying?
Are you for...
Oh, I never even put that part together.
So are you for nixing a baby?
That's where you're going with it in Cryptos, right?
Exactly right.
And it's not named that for that reason.
No, it's named it because...
It just happens to be that exact.
Yeah, hold on.
Why is it called RU4?
It has to do with the patent of the chemical in it or something.
Let me see.
Yeah, it's the chemical compound, like 335486 or something like that.
And then the person, the team who made it, it was one guy's name was R and the other one was E. The thing that truly blew my mind is that yesterday was, in fact, 8,647 days since 9-11, which is, it's not an accident.
That is like Magnolia-level accidents that I don't believe, it's not an accident.
The term RE486 refers to mephipres...
Methipristone.
Methipristone.
Yadda, yadda, yadda.
Okay, fine.
So the name comes from a pharmaceutical company that developed it.
Roussel Uclaf, R-U, being an abbreviation for the company's name.
The number 486 is simply the serial or catalog number assigned during the drugs development process.
Common practice in the pharmaceutical industry, for example, other compounds from Roussel-Uklaf had similar designations like RU-232 and RU-465.
There's no evidence to support the claims that it was chosen for RU4 killing.
I never put that one together.
But if anyone's going to try to convince me that yesterday was also just coincidence that it was 8,647 days since 9-11, I will not believe that that is a possible accident.
Oh, let me crack my back here.
Okay, now I see that I have a message here in the...
Oh, yeah, you got that.
Okay, that was from you and Kryptis.
And let me just see something.
Yeah, now I see that I was tagged in a tweet that said it was 8,647 days.
That's wild, but that also is the level of psychosis and psychoticness of...
James Comey.
All right, let me see.
I think we covered everything there.
Does anybody have any questions about that one?
I could not get over the plot of his book, which I did not read.
It's AI-generated, so maybe it's accurate.
That doesn't fairly describe my book.
That's freaking close enough, dude, and I'm not reading that shitty book to begin with.
Imagine the amount of extra time we have in the day for non-discretionary...
Consumption of material, and I'm going to waste it on that.
But bottom line also, the question is this now.
Is Kash Patel punishing all of the FBI for the deeds of James Comey?
I'm joking.
But the other news of the day, which is kind of interesting, it'll be another natural sorting process of the bad faith actors that still linger within the FBI in as much as Kash Patel thinks it can be reformed.
What does she have to say?
Let me hear her.
...with less.
Here, let's see this.
...now from the FBI, as President Trump is proposing to cut $500 million from the 2026 funding for the FBI, that means the former leadership's plans to build a new headquarters from scratch is out, as the new leadership team is now looking to do more with less and return the FBI...
There's going to be no more big, beautiful new headquarters for the FBI.
Remember when Trump took heat for that?
Mission of fighting crime and getting out of politics.
I sat down with the new FBI Director, Kash Patel, and the new Deputy Director, Dan Bongino, for an exclusive interview for this weekend's Sunday Morning Futures program on Fox News.
And Kash Patel broke this news on his plans to move 1,500 agents and abandon an iconic building.
Watch.
Iconic.
I don't know iconic is the right word.
What's the word I'm looking for?
Infamous might be a more appropriate word.
Iconic is the Washington Monument, the White House.
What's that one?
The Coliseum.
Infamous would be more like the appropriate word, I think.
Let's see what Cash has to say.
The FBI is $38,000 when we're fully manned, which we're not.
In the National Capital Region, in the 50-mile radius around Washington, D.C., there were 11,000 FBI employees.
That's like a third of the workforce.
A third of the crime doesn't happen here.
So we're taking 1,500 of those folks and moving them out.
Every state's getting a plus-up.
And I think when we do things like that, we inspire folks in America to become intel analysts and agents and say, we want to go work at the FBI because we want to go fight violent crime, and we want to get sent out into the country to do it.
And that's what we're doing in the next three, six, nine...
It's not hard.
And, you know, I didn't know that I was going to do this, but I'm going to announce it on your show anyway.
This FBI is leaving the Hoover Building because this building is unsafe for our workforce.
You just gave up a big nugget there.
But we want the American men and women to know, if you're going to come work at the premier law enforcement agency in the world, we're going to give you a building that's commensurate with that.
And that's not this place.
You think it has, like, asbestos in it?
Do you know what the actual...
I mean, I want to see what other people think is the actual intended purpose of this.
I think...
I have a real strong suspicion that it's because the building is designed around spying on people.
Yeah, that is...
It's bugged and there's no safe place in it.
Exactly.
Encrypt us, if you could Google and see if there's any issues about asbestos in it.
I guarantee you, like, I'm not trying to be funny, that there are asbestos issues in it which might make it a problem to begin with, but...
What does everyone think the ulterior motive for that redistribution of FBI agents would be?
There's a concept back when I used to rock climb that the further from the access point was the wall that you wanted to climb, the fewer people would be at it.
And we called that the sports filter.
So if it took 45 minutes to walk there versus the one that took 15 minutes to walk there, well, everyone goes to the close one.
So you walk a little further and the diehards get the good...
Non-popular.
This is a filter.
This is intended to weed out the bad actors who don't want to go work anywhere outside of D.C. in cryptos.
What do you think?
So just looking up at the Office of the Inspector General assessment of complaints, the Hoover Building does not have any complaint about accurate, does not have complete and accurate asbestos information for the Hoover Building.
Someone had made a complaint that triggered this, but there is no Quote-unquote, data to confirm it.
Eh, I'm going to take the absence of data to confirm what I said.
I'm joking.
But no, whatever.
If it's an old building, there's asbestos in it.
Anybody can tell you if you've ever done Rennos.
No, this is intended to actually weed out the bad-faith partisan actors who would not feel comfortable being bad-faith partisan actors anywhere outside of the D.C. orbit.
And so he's like, I'm not firing anybody whether or not there's going to be claims of constructive dismissal.
I guarantee you there will be constructive dismissal for those of you who don't know.
You're not firing anybody, but you're changing the terms of their employment to such a degree that it's a different employment and it's constructing the cause for their dismissal.
So that's what I think Kash Patel is doing with that move, and I think it will work, much like what Harmeet Dillon did ethically, morally, spiritually to Clean House.
Now Kash Patel is doing it.
Physically, by saying, you guys, you can work.
We're just going to, you know, you're going to go here, you're going to go there, and you're not going to sit in your disgusting, corrupt, partisan hellhole that is the DC orbit.
T.T. Fulton says, asbestos is no more harmful than any other inorganic compound.
All inorganic particles of 20 microns will cause lung cancer.
The celli nor the mucosa can remove these particles.
Well, I would flip it around.
So it's just as harmful as every other inorganic compound.
The only question is how many other inorganic compounds are used in construction?
And yeah, it's also not problematic until it's disturbed.
I was actually explaining this to my kid.
What was the context of why we were explaining?
It was about vaping, and then it was about inhaling organic versus chemicals.
What were we talking about?
It had to do with lung cancer.
Oh, it was...
Gas station.
Vape.
And then, you know, about things that ultimately cause damage, even if it's regular natural smoke, which you're not supposed to take down, but chemical stuff even worse.
Asbestos.
One of the longest trials, I think it was the longest trial in Canadian history, was asbestos.
It was asbestos-related.
I remember we were studying law.
That was always the precedent that came in.
So yeah, I'm thinking they're trying to weed out some of the partisan actors.
Whether or not anyone comes out and says this is constructive dismissal and I want compensation.
I think they've already offered that to them, but good riddance to bad rubbish.
But speaking of constructive dismissal, we're going to go to Canada where someone's going to get a little bit of motivation, inspiration from a good news article out of Canada.
There have been many lawsuits for wrongful dismissal as a result of the COVID jab, not recognizing.
Religious exemptions.
People have sued.
Some have won and some have lost.
And we've got a case coming out of, if there's one province which is going to recognize it, Alberta.
That's not at all what I want to show.
Coming out of Alberta, a case that has recognized the wrongful termination by WestJet, resulting from the refusal to recognize a legit, proper...
Religious exemption.
Alberta Court of Justice.
We're not going to go through the whole thing because it's quite obvious.
Bottom line, like Robert Barnes and I have been talking about, these companies, when they ask you to submit a religious exemption, they think they get to play God.
They think they get to audit your spiritual authenticity.
And WestJet did it.
And they have now been found to have wrongfully terminated someone who had a legitimate religious objection that was not recognized by the company.
I just want to bring up, I remember it was at the part where she talked about Jesus here.
So this paragraph 61, just entertain me.
It's good news.
It's not precedent anywhere outside of Alberta.
It can be influential outside in the other provinces, and it could be good to refer to maybe in America, because if you have a province in Canada, that commie medical captured country.
The rationale can be used elsewhere.
And it's the same rationale for why some of the religious exemptions and denials in America have also been struck down.
Was the defendant's denial of the plaintiff's religious exemption request unreasonable or discriminatory?
Focus on the plaintiff's argument in this case is that defendant's conduct was discriminatory because it denied her request to be exempted from the vaccine policy on religious grounds and her subsequent termination was therefore unlawful.
An employer's policy must not only be reasonable but also be applied reasonably for the employer to rely on noncompliance as a basis for just cause for termination.
This is consistent with the employer's obligation of general fair treatment noted in Nowakowski.
As indicated, the defendant's denial of the plaintiff's religious exemption request and the termination are inextricably linked.
If the defendant failed to properly consider the plaintiff's request for a religious exemption, that would be relevant to assessing whether the defendant could then rely on the vaccination policy to terminate the plaintiff for cause.
The plaintiff completed the defendant's accommodation request form, yada yada.
Relevant questions and the plaintiff's responses are below.
Explain why you're requesting accommodation.
Based on sincerely held beliefs, as a Bible-believing Christian, the vaccine is a betrayal of faith to my healer, Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Describe the accommodation you're asking for.
Exemption from the vaccination, from masking, from rapid testing.
Describe how you are a practicing member of this religion.
I attend online worship and sermons with my church because they...
Probably have been shut down in person at that point.
I have weekly Bible study with my church to continue understanding God's word, as well as my own daily prayer, worship, and Bible reading to commune with my heavenly father.
How much more sincere, unless the person's lying, which I don't think they are, how much more sincere can you have as far as a religious belief goes?
How long have you been practicing?
Three years.
Over three years.
Explain the connection between your religious beliefs, your objections to the COVID-19 vaccine, and the accommodation you are asking.
Jesus is my healer.
I do not...
I do not, cannot rely on the use of vaccination or medicines created artificially in order to prevent sickness.
Jesus speaks of seeking out a doctor when one is sick.
Not well.
I have no...
That's damn good advice, people.
I have no need of a vaccine in order to maintain my health.
And let me go on here.
What is this?
The accommodation request asked for documentation from a religious leader speaking in Connecticut.
The defendant's October 4, 2021 denial letter explained his denial of the plaintiff's exemption request as follows.
WestJet has carefully reviewed your request for an accommodation, including the information listed above.
For the reasons stated below, who the fuck do they think they are?
WestJet declines your request for an accommodation on the basis of religion.
The information provided or obtained in reviewing your accommodation is insufficient to establish you require an accommodation.
More specifically, I'm not even a particularly religious person, but these motherfuckers cannot go to hell fast enough.
We have listened to your religious objections, sir, and we do not believe in your stated belief in the Lord Jesus Christ.
We don't believe that you go to church.
We don't believe that you sincerely believe this.
We have adjudicated on your religious exemption, mere pleb, that it is secular, not religious.
We respect your opinion, but you're fired.
Holy hell!
Can you believe that?
Go down to the conclusions here.
Yeah, this is where it gets good.
Let's hear it.
Plaintiff wrongfully dismissed without notice.
They say yes.
Okay, what do they give her?
Defendant notes.
She's 62 and 64 years old in the two cases.
Okay, let's see.
Based on the availability of plaintiff's 11 months notice.
I mean, $65,000.
That's good.
Mitigation.
Okay, forget that.
They say you should have found another job.
Plaintiff seeks moral damages.
This, by the way, just so you understand the difference between America and Canada.
Plaintiff seeks moral damages of $21,000.
That's like $16,000 US.
The plaintiff's claim for moral and aggravated damages has not been proven.
So after all of that, they get back 11 months or whatever, a year if they've been there for however many years.
But it's good news nonetheless.
That has been shared over on our vivabarneslaw.locals.com community.
A little bit of good news coming out of Canada.
Now, what time is it?
1.07.
Okay, we're going to start.
Thinking of making the migration over to vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
But before we do, I wanted to see there was a couple of things that I wanted to play.
The one I wanted to start the show off, you know, it would have segued better with the James Comey Pride Month, but that was when I ought to have played this.
This is some hilarious stuff, by the way.
This is Norm MacDonald.
I was going to say one of the most underrated comics of all time.
I'm not sure that that's true because I think he got the recognition that was due to him.
But here's a very funny bit of him on the Dennis Miller show.
Whatever happened to Dennis Miller?
Is Dennis Miller alive?
Dennis Miller age.
71 years old.
Hey, he's looking good.
Okay.
This is it.
Listen to this.
It's quite funny comedy.
I went to this gay pride parade.
And I saw in it there were these old men and old ladies with these signs that said, we are proud of our gay son.
By the way, that's James Comey right there.
But if he's got one, I don't know.
I'll check.
He's got six kids.
Within that milieu, statistically speaking, one should be gay, three should be trans, and the other one should be racially divergent, identify as black.
Okay, bada bing, bada boom.
This is funny.
I'll let it play now.
And so I was saying, that's an odd thing to be proud of, you know, because it's not an achievement, you know?
It's not like something you work all your life to be gay or anything like that.
And I just wondered, I had a hard time believing that these 50, 60-year-old men are actually bragging, you know, at work, like, hey, Bill, you know, my kid, oh my God, we're proud of him, Johnny.
He graduated from Harvard, you know, first in his class, you know what I mean?
Now he's articling over at a law firm and, oh yeah, he loves cock.
Let's get it.
laughter He can't get enough cock in his mouth, his ass, this kid's all his cock!
I got a picture of the boy here sucking another man's cock.
I want to show you.
It's a lot.
The maturation.
Good stand-up comedy.
There's nothing better than it.
It is a pure, bonafide art based on good insights, observation, and you have to be smart to be a good stand-up comic.
...of you as an artist to realize it took you nine and a half minutes to get around to the sucking cock stuff.
It's beautiful to see you.
Comfortable in your own skin, Marvin.
And yeah, that's funny.
If you want to share that with any friends and family who have good senses of humor, but share it with the ones who don't.
There's the link, everybody.
Then there was one other video that I want to play before we head on over to Viva Barnes.
Make sure that you're subscribed.
Encryptus is Dr. Drew live.
Encryptus is going to come.
Validating.
One moment.
Okay.
We got one other funny one.
That...
Is it...
No, that was directed here.
Confirmed he is live.
Okay, hold on.
I had another funny video that I wanted to play that I was going to start the show with.
Okay, hold on a second.
Let me clear up the...
Okay, so that was the good news.
We started with that.
We don't need to start with that now.
I'm going to get to some chat in the chat before everybody makes...
Okay, so we got Kash Patel.
Okay, so this one we got too.
Got too many bookmarks in the back.
Hmm.
Lectern guy?
No.
No.
I think that was it.
Ghislaine Maxwell.
Canada Liberals.
Oh, there's some more Canadian Liberal stuff.
The election stuff.
Doesn't matter.
All right.
That is good.
Let me go to the chat and see what's going on here.
Does everybody have a link to the book?
You want to get Louis the Lobster Returns to the Sea.
Let's make it a better seller than James Comey's FDR Drive.
It's a wonderful book.
When are we going to get a matching stuffy to be a bundle package?
Sooner than later, people.
I'm going to try to figure out maybe a signed book for everybody who signs up for VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com.
At the Tennessee...
It's in Tennessee.
At the Chattanooga meetup for the 1776, I'm going to bring all of the books that I have, and I'm going to sign them.
Go, by the way.
Here.
Abigail Martin, who illustrated...
Let me just pick one random picture so we can see.
Here we go.
Right here.
Let me see what I'm looking at.
And go get a book, people.
Abigail Martin.
Within a few minutes, the water in the pot was boiling.
By this time, little Lucy was trying to give the lobster a piece of cake for dessert.
And then she says, Mommy, it looks hungry.
Do lobsters eat?
Now be careful, honey, said Lucy's mommy.
The water is going to be extremely hot and you don't want to burn yourself.
Uh-huh, nodded little Lucy as she pushed a piece of broccoli towards the lobster.
Here you go.
Then she realizes, in order to eat the lobster, You must kill the lobster.
Go check it out, peeps.
Here's the link to the book if you want to get it.
Oh, I think I see Neurodivergent in there.
Thank you very much, Neurodivergent.
Make sure you subscribe.
Make sure your notifications turned on.
I'll try to put out another vlog tonight.
Go fishing with the kid.
We found a secret hotspot.
In Kryptis, did you see the peacocks that I was catching yesterday?
It was...
I did not.
Oh, you got to go watch the Comey vlog from yesterday.
I couldn't even do the vlog because I kept on catching so many fish.
We're going to go do it tonight.
We got some minnows left over.
That's it.
Let me go see what's going on in the chat over on vivabarneslaw.locals.com.
Very epic catching fish on cam, says SB Farmer.
Yeah, I caught the fish that snapped the line before.
It had my old hook in it.
It was like five minutes earlier.
It had the hook in its mouth.
Where can we get a signed copy?
I have to figure out how to do that.
I actually have a solution for you.
Go on.
We'll talk about that afterwards.
Not that if that cuts into fishing time.
We're going to have to figure that out.
All right.
We'll get to that in the local side.
In the chat over here, we got...
Now they can pull off another fake pandemic because we the people...
Now they can't pull off a fake pandemic because we the people revolt.
It says Tease Wheat Gina.
Tease Wheat 13 Gina.
Okay.
Lobsters get in the crab.
Gina.
Her name is Gina.
Gina.
I say, what was the movie from Gina?
It was from, I think it was from 40-Year-Old Virgin.
It was from 40-Year-Old Virgin.
Gina.
Yeah.
Let me see here.
Lobster's getting the...
Okay.
In Washington state, they passed a law that basically says no exemptions and no governor, and the governor has complete control of movement and can arrest anyone who disobeys him if they declare a health emergency, says the real Arthur Blake.
Yeah.
Basically got that up in Canada.
When I read the...
What's it called?
The Quarantine Act for the first time.
You never even knew you had these laws on the books.
Soccer Sucks says another scandemic shrie will have 10% of America wearing a mask.
And that link is going on my Reddit threads.
It says jfrith01.
I presume that's the Norm MacDonald joke.
And that's it.
All right.
Okay, so we are activated and we're going to go raid Dr. Drew.
Encryptus?
It's been started.
It's going now.
Okay.
Go raid, Dr. Drew.
I'm rallying the troops.
When you go to Dr. Drew, the thing that I just had to ask him about earlier today was ask him if you can eat or ask him what happens if you eat too much red dragon fruit.
I can tell you what happens when you eat too much red dragon fruit.
All right, don't ask him that, but go ask him that.
Don't do it.
It would make me very embarrassed.
Go ask him.
Do it, people.
Go.
Go to see Dr. Drew.
Thank you all for being here.
Sunday Night Show is going to be banger because there's a ton of stuff to talk about.
See if we can get...
Maybe I could start the show off with the following pro, with Joe Nierman, to give us the recap on P. Diddy.
By the way, did you hear my joke?
Like, P. Diddy?
Oh, never mind.
Did I say it publicly in Cryptus?
If you read his name, like when you go to school, they say Diddy P. And now from the trial evidence, we know that...
He did?
Did he pee?
Go watch The Evidence if you want to hear some really disgusting stuff.
And someone on the internet corrected me that urine is actually not sterile for the first 40 minutes.
True.
When it comes out of your pee-pee, it's like, whatever.
Go watch Bill Grylls, Bear Grylls.
Okay.
Go and enjoy the day, people.
We're going to have our after-party on vivabarneslaw.locals.com and thus ends the transmission.
Here, Link.
Boom.
You know Bear Grylls was a fake show, right?
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Okay.
He had a new one.
I think it was Bear Grylls.
It was basically like a choose-your-own-adventure.
And I don't even know how it worked because it worked with the remote control on the TV.
We started watching it here.
He's like, do you want him to take the rope over the thing or do you want him to crawl down beneath?
So stupid.
Like the crappiest version of choose-your-own-adventure ever.
All right.
Well, with that said, peeps, we're going over to VivaBarnesLaw.locals.com.
Get a book.
Viva Fry for merch.
I've been saying I'm going to put new merch up there.
Get a book.
Read it to a kid and enjoy it.
And give it to a woman.
Let her know that you want to have a kid.
Or if a woman gives it to you and she says, I want to have a kid, you've got decisions to make, peeps.
Rumble.
Check it out.
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